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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1957
ALAMO
SOCIALS AND PERSONALS
Mrs. Dalton Wright, Editor
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Mrs. Clyde Weitman spent this ।
week with relatives in Savannah.
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Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Snow and'
Mrs. Ethel White visited relatives I
in Baxley Sunday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Son Bass of
Hazlehurst spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Burch Graham.
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Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ridle of
Jesup were week end guests of
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. O’Quinn.
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Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Robertson
and children of Macon spent the
week end with Mr. and Mrs. Bu
ford Hartley.,
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Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Rowe had
as week end guests Mr. and Mrs.
Garland Rowe and children of
Albany.
FLOWERS i
FOR ALL OCCASIONS
LOIS PULLEN FLORIST
Dial 6272 Mcßae, Ga.
Located one block east of the
highway—halfway between
Mcßae and Helena
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Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Kardy and |
daughter Leah of Albany were
supper guests Sunday night of;
Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Gross.
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Mr. and Mrs. Corbitt McAlum i
of Reidsville visited Mr. and Mrs. i
John H. Sears and other relatives i
here Sunday.
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Friends of Mrs. Louise White
are sorry to learn that she is con
fined to the Telfair County Hos
pital in Mcßae with a frectured
knee.
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C. C. Hartley and sons Zelmo i
and Vernon left Monday for Los
Angeles, Califorina to attend the ;
National Postmasters Conven-1
tion. I
In 1956, cash farm income in
Georgia from poultry was $178,-(
332,000, point out poultrymen at
the Agricultural Extension Serv
ice. The income from broilers
alone was $129,836,000.
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I FIVE FOR ONE! I
111 MEMBER - OWNERS of Georgia’s 41 rural elec- I
' b trie cooperatives have spent about five dollars H
I' for every dollar invested by their co-op. They’ve
| spent this to buy electric appliances and machin
|| ery -to wire their homes, to install plumbing
t E It took an investment of over $100,000,000 to , H
I build the electric distribution plants which now I
I serve over a quarter million rural Georgians. This
a capital was borrowed from REA. It is being re- I
paid -on or before due date - out of revenue
received from the owner-members for their
“light bills”. I ;
SIMPLE ARITHMETIC tells us that 5 limes /I
$100,000,000 equals a half billion dollars. Thai's W
a lot of money, but it is a conservative estimate of (l ,
, the great market which was created by the rural
\ electrification program.
f WHERE WAS IT SPENT? That’s easy to ans- J
wer. Most of it was spent on the Main Streets .
nearest to our members’ rural homes and farms. V
It has helped keep Georgia’s small towns pros- I
perous. It has also created jobs for thousands in ; ,
the big cities who help make the wire, plumbing .
fixtures, electric appliances and machinery. !
EVERYONE IN AMERICA has profited from ।
the electrification of the rural areas of Georgia ;
and the nation. Just another reason why we say .. ’
CO-OP ELECTRICITY IS
A’). GOOD FOR GEORGIA!
The Little l!
Ocmulgee Electric ' l ’ T
Membership Corp. yO
"A Locally-Owned, Non- II
I Profit Electric Utility*' M |W|I I
' Alamo, Ga. Mjfcl Wl I
Sixth Grade News
The sixth grade of the Wheeler |
। County High School elected their '
| class officers for the year 1957-58. j
| They are as follows:
I President—Hugh Hill III; Vice
President—Jane Mallory; Secre-
। tary—Sammy Rhodes; Treasurer
I —Bobby McNeal; Class Reporter
—Paulette Landry.
The committees are as follows: •
| Library Committee—Melba Ann :
i Darden, Christa Bell and Faye i
Tillman.
Book Committee—Marvin Mad
dox, William Kinchen and Felton
, White.
; Room Committee — Marvin
Webster, Marilyn Floyd, Linda
White, and Larry Hamilton.
Desk Committee — Wesley
Brown, Chester Ray, Bobby Durr j
Page, Robert Clark, Billy Joe
I Harville and Deland Faircloth.
i Flower Committee—Frances
(Coleman, Jane Lawrence, Bobbie
Jean White and Peggy Edge.
Lunchroom Committee — Gene
j Hopkins, Elizabeth Clark, and
j Ernie Pope.
Playground Committee—Ricky
I Elton, Tommy Windham, Lewis
(Wright, and Andrew Foskey.
Blackboard Committee — Bob
(Abbott, Ronald Grimes and Coy
I Williams.
i We are so proud to have these
■ pupils from the Shiloh School in
i our grade this year: Ricky Elton,
Ander Foskey, Lewis Wright,
jTommy Windham, Sammy
: Rhodes, Faye Tillman and Paul
■ ette Landry.
Coy Williams has joined our
class. He joined from the Hazle
hurst school.
The sixth grade is very pleased
to have these ladies for our
! Grademother this year:
I Mrs. M. F. Tillman, Chairman;
Mrs. W. B. Windham. Mrs. E. E.
J Elton, Mrs. Emory Wright. Mrs.
! Leslie Clark, Mrs. A. P. Hopkins,
I Mrs. R. U. Bell. Mrs. R. B. Mal
i lory Jr., Mrs. Hugh Hill Jr. and
i Mrs. Wilbur Edge.
Class Reporter
Paulettte Landry
Keep your eye on Wheeler
County—its bound to grow.
WHEELER COUNTY EAGLE, ALAMO, WHEELER COUNTY. GEORGIA
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Warm, comfortable appearing redwood paneling complements furnishings
in this den. Decorator selected "V" Groove paneling. This handsome
plywood is priced to fit the average pocketbook.
HOPE NEWS
Mrs. Ethel Farmer and daugh
ter Ethelene of Jacksonville, Fla.
were week end guests of Mrs. A.
iL. Wommack and Mrs. E. H.
Sightier.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Clements
of Warner Robins visted Mr. and
Mrs. Johnnie Clements’ during
the week end. Mrs. Lona Clem
ents accompanied them to Warn
er Robins for several days visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Royce Carter and
children Lynda and June spent
the week end with their parents
Mr. and Mrs. I. A. Carter.
Milton Wommack of Glenwood
visited his mother Mrs. A. L.
Wommack recently.
A large crowd attended home
coming at Hope Baptist Church
Sunday. Some great messages
were brought and special music
by the young people.
Friends regret to learn of the
accident of Mrs. Bill Dixon late
Saturday afternoon. She had
been to V. W. Montford’s store
for supplies and lost control of the
truck she was driving just after
leaving the store. It turned over
and was almost completely de
molished. She was alone at the
time. She suffered severe shock,
cuts and bruises.
SCOTLAND -
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Ferguson
of Hawkinsville were recent
guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
Clements.
Mrs. Alene T. Smith and daugh
ter Cheryl made a busines trip
to Vidalia last week.
Mrs. E. T. Ashley has returned
from a visit with her son and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Pearlie
Dockery, in Macon, who accompa
nied her home for a few days.
Luce Hall of Mt. Vernon spent
the week end with his daughter
Mrs. James H. Ashley.
Mrs. Jack O’Keeffe is spending
this week in Lyons with her
daughter Mrs. Bill Grace and Mr.
Grace.
PICNIC DINNER
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Johnson
entertained relatives with a pic
nic dinner at the city park Sun
day.
Enjoying the occasion were Mr.
and Mrs. Allie Sweat, Mrs. Jennie
Sweat, Mir. and Mrs. William
Rhymes and Mr. and Mrs. Thom
as C. Stewart, of Alma; Mr. and
; Mrs. T. C. Johnson- and children
I Patsy and Frank, of Warner
j Robins; Mr. and Mrs. James Ash- ।
-1 ley and children, Kennon Ashley ‘
. i and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lester
. Johnson, L. S. Jr., and Ruth.
. Johnson, Wayne and Gail Rae, ;
of Wheeler County and Mr. and i
> Mrs. Howell Ashley and Charles
I and Mary Ann Ashley.
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Glenwood MYF
The weekly meeting of the
[ Glenwood MYF was held Sunday
■ at the Glenwood Methodist Church
. with 17 members present, includ
ing the counselors Mrs. Harry
I Clark and Mrs. Joe Ed Clark.
The business session was held
at 5:30 p. m. presided over by the
president Grace Clark. It was
i decided to have the council meet
; ing at the home of Mrs. Joe Ed
: Clark Monday at 4 p. m. The
main purpose of this meeting was
to plan the Haloween party.
Elaine Avery gave the program,
and the group sang several songs
which included The Way to the
Cross Leads Home, Give of Your
' Best to the Master, and Open My
’ Eyes That I May See. Following
the songs three of the girls, An
nette McGowan, Elaine Avery
and Llewelyn Avery sang a very
enjoyable special song. Talks '
were made by Annette McGow
an on the Need for Adequate
Preparation; Kay Morrison, on
Preparation for Christian Home- ।
making and Pat Fields on Possi
bilities for Training and Scholar
ships. The program ended with
a prayer by Mrs. Joe Ed Clark.
, After playing the game of Musi
cal Chairs the meeting was dis
missed with the MYF benediction
led by the president.
All young people will be wel
come to join the MYF.
Busy Bee H. D. C
The Busy Bee Home Demon
stration Club met Thursday, Oc
■ tober 17, at the home of Mrs. De- j
Leon Stone with nine members I
present. ,
The president, Mrs. Harvey i'
Manley, opened the meeting with
; the roll call, and Mis. Stone gave
the devotional.
Miss Oweida Rowan gave a
very interesting talk on Fashions .
. and Patterns and also gave rules
■ on 14-point dressing.
The hostess served delicious re
freshments at the conclusion of
I the meeting.
American Legion
Auxiliary Meets With
Mrs. DeLeon Stone
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The members of The American
Legion Auxiliary Unit 67 held
the first meeting of the new year
Saturday afternoon, October 19,
with Mrs. DeLeon Stone, the presi
dent, as hostess. Her home was
beautifully decorated in fall col
ors.
The president called the meet
ing to order. The pledge to the
flag and the Preamble to the Con
stitution was repeated in unison,
Mrs. John Crawford, the Chap
lain, led in prayer. The program
was music and membership.
T^ans were made to do volun
teer service as Sunshine-Girls in
the Veterans Hospital in Dublin
each month.
Veteran-made poppies will be
sold to the public on November 9
by a well organized committee.
The proceeds from the poppy sale
■ are used exclusively for rehabili
tation and child-welfare. The
full cooperation of the public will
be greatly appreciated.
I The Auxiliary decided to hold
i the regular monthly meetings on
Thursday afternoon after the sec-
i ond Sunday of each month at ]
I 3 o’clock. Mrs. Edgar Stone will (
: be hostess at her lovely home for
the November’ meeting. Each
member was urged to bring a
I new member.
The members of this Auxiliary
; Unit 67 cordially invited the
( mother, wife and daughter of all
I American Legionnaires to join
I with us. If your service fellow is
living and is not a member of the
Legion, have him join immedi
ately so that you will be eligible
for membership. His death makes
you eligible. Junior membership (
[ is from birth to 18 years; senior |
membership is 18 and above. All
dues are prorated on a designated
basis of the Legion-Auxiliary pro
gram, a service to God and Coun
try.
The following officers were
elected for the new year: Presi
dent—Mrs. DeLeon Stone; First
Vice-President — Mrs. Edgar O.
Stone; Second-Vice President —
Mrs. Arthur Johnson; Secretary—
Mrs. Wallace J. Ryals; Treasurer
Mrs. Guy O.- Stone; Chaplain—
Mrs. John Crawford; Historian—
Mrs. Ray Hurst; Sergeant-At-
Arms —Mrs. Walter Hurst.
The president will announce
her committees for the year’s pro
gram of activities at the next
meeting.
After the program and busi
ness delicious refreshments of
cake and coffee were served by
the hostess.
Glenwood Garden
Club Meets
The Glenwood Garden Club
met at the Methodist Church
on October 10 with Mrs. C. M.
Anderson and Mrs. W. A. Ryals
serving as hostesses. Seventeen
members attended.
Mrs. Wallace Ryals, the presi
dent, presided, and .Mrs. J. P.
Morrison gave the devotional on
Autumn.
Mrs. Walter Ryals introduced
the guest speaker, Mrs. George
Blymer, of Elberton, who gave a
very interesting talk on a Tour of
European Gardens.
Those winning the flower ar
rangements were Mrs. Wallace
Adams, Artistic; Mrs. D. C. Col
son, Foliage, and Mrs. C. M. An
derson of a specimen dahlia.
The hostess served delicious re
freshments carrying out the Hal
loween colors.
In Navy parlance, a “Christmas
Tree” is the instrument panel in
the submarine used to indicate
opening or closing of vent valves
flood valves, and hatches.
GLENWOOD
SOCIALS AND PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. Palmer Brown
ing spent Thursday in Macon.
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Mrs. Mae Fields of Warner
Robins was the week end guest
' of Mr. and Mrs. Jake Fields'.
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Mrs. Viney Browning is visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Bennett
in Eastman a few days this week.
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Mr. and Mrs. Lon Adams are
on a business trip to Canal Point,
i Fla.
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Mrs. C. J. Selph of Atlanta
was the week end guest of Mrs.
J. J. Selph.
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I Mrs. J. J. Joiner, mother of
' Mrs. R. T. Gilder, has been seri
( ously ill of pneumonia, but is im
i proving.
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Mr. and Mrs. George F. Walk
er of Warner Robins were week
end guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
Grier.
BROWNING'S
FLOWER SHOP
Flowers Os Distinction
For Every Occasion
Telephone Numbers
Jackson 3-3254. Residence 3-2301
P. O. Box 296 Glenwood, Ga.
Mrs. Charles Anderson and
children of Atlanta visited Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Towns and other
relatives here last week.
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Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Davis and
son Andy, and Jackie Calhoun of'
Vidalia visited Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Eubanks Sunday.
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Mrs. C. W. Lang and daughter
Mary of St. Marys are visiting
Mrs. Lang’s mother Mrs. A. A.
Purvis,
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Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Ccuey and ;
A/2C Roy Lee Kent spent several:
days last week with Mr. and Mrs. ।
Charles Stewart and Capt. and i
Mrs. Kelly Purvis in Pensacola, (
Fla.
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( Mrs. John Crawford spent Sun
l day at Shellman,’s Bluff. She
| was accompanied home by Mrs.
: Ethel Adams who had spent three
! weeks in Savannah with her
I daughter Mr. Embree Johnson,
i and her son Cleon Adams.
LIQUID OR TABLETS
DOES R3CRETOSTOP
COLDS MISERIES BECAUSE
IT NAS SCORE!
MDU CAN RELY ON 666
Louisiana Favorites
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Louisiana is rich in food products and combined in this dish
are three favorites.
The shrimp represents the livelihood of generations of fishermen
who have sailed from Louisiana Gulf ports. The shrimp boats and
nets are still big business, since this is one of our most popular
seafoods. A prominent crop is the rice grown in the Southwestern
part of the state. It represents a good portion of all the rice grown
in the U. S.
An especially delightful section of Louisiana is Avery Island,
near New Iberia, where Tabasco is made. Tabasco peppers have
been flourishing on the family owned island since before the Civil
War and it has been almost- a century since Tabasco was first
commercially sold. It is unique because of the flavor of the peppers
and that it is not cooked like other sauces. Its processing consists
of aging like fine wine.
Louisiana, and Avery Island in particular, has much to offer the
palate, as this recipe indicates.
Tabasco Shrimp Iberia
3 tablespoons butter ’/J teaspoon salt
1 garlic clove, minced 3 tablespoons lime juice
s 4 teaspoon Tabasco . 2 pounds shrimp, cooked
l’A cups chili sauce 1 cup heavy cream
3 cups hot cooked rice
Melt butter in chafing dish. Add garlic and cook about 5 minutes.
Add Tabasco, chili sauce, salt and lime juice; stir in shrimp. Cook,
stirring occasionally, until heated through. Gradually stir in cream;
heat to serving temperature. Serve over hot cooked rice..
YIELD: 4 to 6 servings.
PAGE THREE
Harvey Manley spent Friday
in Savannah.
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Mr. and Mrs. Walden Grimes
visited Mrs. Grimes’ mother Mrs.
L. N. McGee in Douglas Sunday.
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Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Long of
Bartow are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
. J. P. Morrison Jr.
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I Mrs. Bob Simpson was the
, guest Sunday of Mr. and Mrs.
Morris Jenkins in Alamo.
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i Mrs. C. F. Brack and Mrs. J. J.
Selph were visitors in Mcßae
Sunday.
4 4 4 4
Mrs. Eudene Poulnott spent
i last week end with her brother
' R. D. Tootle and family in Ella
’ belle.
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Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Nukirk
and son Butch of Brunswick spent
the week end with Mrs. A. A.
Purvis.
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Mr. and Mrs. Donald Atchison
and daughter Anita of Metter
were guests of relatives here fast
week.
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Mr. and Mrs. Joe B. Mercer
were supper guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Jake Palmer in Vidalia Sat
urday night.
4 4 4 s?
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mercer
and children visited relatives
here in route to their new home
in Denver, Colorado.
4 4 4 4
1 Miss Virginia McDaniel of the
। University of Georgia, Athens,
j was at home for the week end
I with her parents Mr. and Mrs.
Smith McDaniel.
4 4 4 4
Mrs. Wallace Adams and son
Wally and Mrs. W. A. Wheeler
of Savannah spent last week in
i Augusta with Mr. and Mrs. J. G
i Prestwood.
4 4 4 4
Mrs. Kelly Adams, Mrs. Harvey
' Manley, Mrs. D. J. Sears and Mrs
' Theodore Brewton of Claxton
! spent last week in the mountains
; of North Carolina and Tennessee..
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I Wallace Adams, Mackey Simp
( son and Delmas Sears spent the
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: week end in Atlanta where they
' attended the Tech-Auburn foot
ball game.
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Mr. and Mrs. Lamar- McDaniel
and Mrs. Mary G. Tally of Ma
con spent last week end with Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Grier, who ac
companied them home for a few
days visit.
Two royal graduates of the
U. S. Naval Academy were the
grandson of King Louis Phillippe
of France and a cousin of the
King of Portugal.