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LOCAL NEWS
Editor James Lawson, of the
Soperton News, was a caller al
the Eagle office one day this
week. Editor Lawson has re
cently acquired the News, and
has recently moved into his new
office building. He is one of the
progressive newspaper men of
the state.
Mrs. Louise White was among
visitors in Macon last Wednes
day.
Rev. C. A. Morrison and fam
ily left this week for their new
home in Girard. The new preach
er, Rev. Snell, and family are
expected to arrive today.
Mrs. Millie Patterson, of
Alderson, West Virginia, spent
Thanksgiving here as the guest
of her sister, Miss Mattie Lee
Sears.
Mesdames C. E. Wrye, M. C.
Hartley, D. N. Achord, Zelma
Hartley, J. 0. Perdue and Miss
Claudie Mae Wicker spent Wed
nesday in Macon.
Fred McDaniel, teacher of
agriculture in Girard, spent last
week end at home with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. R.
McDaniel.
Mrs. J. A. Martin returned to
her home in Dundee, Florida
Thursday after spending the
summer with relatives.
Miss Eloise Hinson will leave
for Chicago on November 29, as
winner in 4-H home grounds
beautification contest, as one
of the six to compete in the Geor
gia Agricultural Extension Ser
vice. The stay will be from Nov
ember 29th to December 7th.
This is a fine trip, and Miss
Hinson’s many friends hope for
her a safe and pleasant trip. Be
sides the trip to Chicago, she
wins a SSO gold watch.
Thanksgiving Day was observ
ed in Alamo, as all busines
houses were closed, except the
service stations and drug store,
and clerks and all had the day
off. The weather was warm and
pleasant. Many sportsmen took
to the woods and in some
cases the “bag limit’’ was reachs
ed possibly.
US PEOPLE
By G. C. Barnhill
If there was ever a time when
two Thanksgiving Days were in
order, seems to be this good
year nineteen hundred forty. To
be in a land of peace, as we
listen, and read of the other parts
of the world. Such anxiety, the
horrible tales of misery, such
destruction, terror, agony of
soui, mortal pain, disasters on
the high seas, so many homeless,
broken families, orphaned child
ren, b -art sick companions, so
many hungry, such hatred, the
many in the battle lines who do
not want to be there, and death.
Surely we are thankful for our
country, our Hag, our good gov
ernment, and the guiding hand
of a good God that has brought
us thus far.
CARD CF THANKS
To our friends of Laurens and
Wheeler County. We wish to
express our deepest and most
sincere thanks for the kindness,
sympathy shown us during the
illness and death of our loved
ones, little Audrey Keen and I,
C. Keen.
Your kindness has meant much
to us. May God bless you.
Mr. and Mrs. B. R.
Keen
Mrs. I. C. Keen,
Miss Marie Keen
Alton Keen
Miss Alene Keen.
Representative Camp
On Judiciary Committee
Washington, Nov. 19.—Rep
resentative Camp, Democrat,
Georgia, was elected by the'
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Saturday, November 23
Double Feature
Tex Ritter
—in—
“ Pals of Silver Sage’’
—also —
“On Their Own’’
with —Spring Byington
Monday—Tuesday, Nov. 25-26
Joan Blondell, Dick Powell
in
“I Want A Divorce’’
The Latest March of Time
Britain’s Royal Air Force
Wednesday, November 27
“Dr. Kildare Goes Home”
—with—
Lew Ayers, Lionel Barrymore
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Thursday —Friday, Nov. 28-29
A Mighty Epic!
“Brigham Young Frontiersman”
Tryone Power, Linda Darnell,
Dean Jagger.
Saturday, November 30
Double Feature
“Land of Six Gun’’
— with —
Jack Randall
—also—
“ Pier 13’’
with—Lynn Bari and Lloyd
Nolan.
Glenwood News
By Miss Betty Jane Rivers
Mr. Elton Morrison, of
Rawleigh, North Carolina, was a
visitor here last week.
Mr. Otha Kent has returned
home from Florida.
Mrs. H. D. Armstrong and
Mrs. Eldon Morrison were
callers in Vidalia this week.
Mrs. T. J. Hurst returned
home from Nashville, where she
has been visiting her daughter.
Mrs. A. J. Grimes returned
home after spending some time
with relatives in Sparta.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Richard •
son, of Darien, visited Mr. and
Mrs. P. J. Towns Sunday.
Miss Vivian Stone, of Alma’
visited her mother, Mis. E. O
Stone Sunday.
Mrs. David Jones, of Hinesville,
visited relatives here this week
end.
Mr. and Mrs. Pratt Raffield’
Mr. and Mrs. Harmon Morrison,
and Mr. and Mis. Reynolds
Morrison spent Sunday after*
noon in Soperton.
Miss Mildred Sears has gone
to Cincinnati, Ohio, where she
has accepted a position.
Mrs. R, E. Riyers spent a
pleasant day Friday in Atlanta.
Misses Mary Elizabeth Stone,
Grace Hurst and Carolyn Morri
son were visitors in Stuckey
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Emory Barnhill,
of Soperton, spent Saturday as
the guests of Miss Sira Helen
, Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Huffman, of
Dublin, visited Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Rivers at the Horseshoe
farm Sunday.
Miss Peggy Lowe, of Alamo,
was the week end guest of her
I aunt, Mrs, Purser Holmes.
’ Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hurst and
daughter, Sara Glynn, spent
' Sunday with Mrs. T. J. Hurst.
[ Mrs. Weldon Morrison, of Mt.
Vernon, visited hex - mother last
week.
। Mrs. Pearl Pope spent the
week end in Eastman, as the
guest of her sister.
house today to its judiciary com
; mittee. The post was left vacant
by the death of Representative
W. Ben Gibbs, of Georgia.
The bouse elected Representa
itve Weatherford, Democrate
Alabama, successor to the late
j Speaker Bankhead, to the
I patents, public buildings and
grounds and World War veterans
'committees.
WHEELER COUNTY EAGLE. ALAMO, GA. Nov. 22, 1940
Metro Theatre
Mount Vernon, Ga.
The Friendly Theatre
PROGRAM
Daily at 4:00—8:00 to 11 P. M.
Saturday show begins at 3 P.M
Adm. Matinee and Nite 20c
Youths 12 to 14 —lsc allshows
Balcony 10c and 15c
Mon. —Tues.. Nov. 25-26
“Pride and Prejudice”
Greer Garson, Laurence Oliver,
Ann Rutherford, Maureen O’-
Sullivan and all star cast. One of
the season’s biggest shows. Also
comedy and news.
Wednesday
“Dr. Cyclops”
Albert Dekker, Janice Logan,
and all stars. A great jungle
mystery. Don’t miss Dr. Cyclops
1 and good comedy.
Thurs. —Fri,
“The Golden Fleecing”
Lew Ayres, Rita Johnson and
ail star cast. A grand picture.
On the stage, “Ezra and His
Barndance” Thurs. night only.
Don’t miss it.
Saturday
“Bullet Code”
George O’Brien’s best western.
“Deadwood Dick” and comedy.
Mon. —Tues., Dec. 2-3, “The
Ramparts We Watch.”
“Ezra and His Barndance” will
be on stge in person at Metro
Teeatre, Thursday evening
(night) November 28. Don’t miss
this stage show. No raise in
admission.
Shiloh News
: By Miss Louise Webster
We regret very much the ill
। ness of Mrs. B. R Benton.
Miss Louise Webster took her
Thanksgiving dinner with Miss ,
Jnue Higgs.
Supt. E. R. Hallford, agricul
ture teacher, O. F. Daughtry
and R. W. Windham attended a
National Defense meeting in
Swainsboro Tuesday.
Miss Alice Clark was the guest
of Miss Jeanette Sears Friday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. McDuffie,
spent Thanksgiving with parents
in Americus and Mcßae.
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Hallford
Misses Mary Windham, Florene,
Sappington, Louise Webster, Nell
Purser and Jeanette Sears spent
Saturday in Macon.
Miss Christine Ray was the
guest of Mrs. Talmadge Benton
Friday afternoon.
Miss Louise Webster was the
guest of Miss Juadine White
Friday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. E. R, Hallford
spent, Thanksgiving holidays
with their parents in Demorest
and Sparta.
Miss Florence Sappington j
’ spent Thanksgiving holidays
with her parents in Barnesville, i
Mr. Raymond Swain has re->
’ turned from Hinesville, where
he has been working.
I The Seniors ot Shiloh school
t have established a store at the
school building. The purpose of
the store is to make money for a
■! senior trip in the summer.
Shiloh basketball girls and
boys will play Wilks in Alamo 1
Tuesday night,
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Harold C- Miller
Receives Appointment
> Mrs. Mary 11. Martin, post- I
master at Hei-na, received orders
from Postmaster General Frank
iC. Walker Mond iy, to notify!
Harold C. Miller of his appoint- i
s I ment as Rural Mail Carrier on .
the Helena route, effective Mon-
~ day, November 25.—The Telfair I
‘ Enterprise.
PLANT
PINES
See Your County Agent for Details
Concerning AAA Benefits for Planting
Trees.
Unlimited Supply of Vigorous Slash
Pine Seedlings Grown from Native Seed
in the largest Privately Pine Nursery in
America.
Million Pines Nursuries
SOPERTON, GEORGIA
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New H-C gives me
Double-Range Anti-Knock
”1 get Double-Range Anti-Knock.” That’s what motorists are
saying about the new H-C Gasoline. The two speedometers
above indicate the two important speed ranges where knock
less power is needed. Some gasolines give high anti-knock in
one driving range but not in the other. However, the new
Do able-Range H-C gives yon high anti-knock in both. Try a
tankful of the new Double-Range H-C today. It sells at
regular price. -
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Agent Sinclair Refining Company (Inc.)
M. C. Hartley Agent, Alamo.
