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Lives And Work of
Preachers of County
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of loudest praise.
His promises are sure, though
skies may fall;
Have faith in God; His word is
more than all.
Have faith in God; He loves you
past your knowing;
And loves with gifts of love
His love to prove;
Withholding naught, abundantly
That bestowing, be the
yours above.' may as are
joys
His lot'e is more than match
every test;
Have faith in God; His love as
sures the best.
Have faith ir God; tie has all
In tilings provided
records of His-aw’,n eternity;
And home He’ll bring you
For through ’twas life written safety guided; down
as
Your Heavenly ’will surely Father he. chose for
you the way;
Have faith in God; He leads Ur
perfect day.
At present he is serving as pas
tor of the First Baptist Church, a
large unfl beautiful edifice of
brick and stone at Kissimmee^
Florida. married When a .younglman Miss he
was Combs, to Mollie
daughter, of Four Wiley chil- H.
Combs, of Kentucky.
dren blessed their union—-Campr
hell, Geraldine.* Robert Wallace
ami Wiley Combs.
W. M. Kelley
Rev. W. M. Kelley, son of
James and Anna Rebecca (John*
son) Kelley, was lmrn He in Warren
county in 1892. received bis
early educational i lij^_sch training in at
Stony ool Warren
Getting; Nights Lowers Vitality Op
iryiiu feel old and rail-down from
Jfljtdder under Eye*. Wyakpeua, Jtenducltes, caused Burning'and by, Kfd-.
tifey Aridity, UulV I
fering l want you to suf
rljrht think now. Come In and net .
wlmt I have (a the gre–teat med
icine I ■ ever found. It often
nivea biff Improvement In 24. hour*.
Just usk me for Cyatex I8ias-tex).
It% only 75c ahd I RUMrantee It to
uatfafy quickly completely, oonebat theae condlttona and
package and get or return empty back.
your mouoy
Evans Pharmacies, Warrenton
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county, He had one year at
Warrenton High School and then
fie H then entered Mercer Universi
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degree in 1923.
i In .I, the t (all it ot t lhe same year . he
went to Lohutjla, Ga., and SC*
eepted the pastorate of the Co
hutta Baptist church as a
time pastor, giving the remaining
half-lime to the Mt. Rachel
church in Dalton. He is also
serving Pine Grove church in
Whitfield county on afternoon
appointments
On June 15th. 1926, he married .
Mm Oscar .VlcImnUy, of Cave
Springs, w<nd they have one child,
a girl, Betty Jo.
After eight years have passed
Rtv. Kelley is still on the same
charge which fact speaks well
for his personality and his abil
ity. He has ordained three
has preachers land eight deacons and
baptized over two hundred
converts.
GIBSON RECORD, GIBSON. GA-
Legal Notices 7
Crlaseock County. rr T
Mr.. MaUir
lllJ< 1 application tor twelve
months support out of the estate
of Robert T. MeGraw, ami ap
praisers duly appointed to set
the same having filed their
re t H fn, all persons concerned
are hereby required to show
cause before th e Court of Ordi
narv of said countv, on the first
. VJondnv in March shoulf 1932 whv no? said
granted. This February 1, 1932
M. L. Logue. Ordinary.
Adventurers Extolled
The expression, “England was made
by adventurers, not by Its Kovern.
went” Is attributed to (Sen, Charles
Gordon, better known as Chinese (lor
don, w-Iio was killed In the defense of
Khartum.
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M()RE THAN $56,000,000
COULD BE KEPT AT HOME
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hut this can not ne nelped
etrly potatoes will not
North Georgia could furnish
fall and winter crop, hut
(14,140 sacks worth $85,140
used in Chatham county came
! from the north. Only 10,000 of
the 36,300 bushels of sweet po
| tatoes used came from the local
sources. While Georgia corn
meal is preferred, only 381
the 770 tons used were state
produced. Less than a third of
the Hour sold was Georgia
i2,500 of the 26,300 gallons of
syrup used was made in
state, and none of the canned
vegetables used were home
grown.
Other figures are: Eggs—52,800
cases used; 6,000 cases
raised. Butter—241 tons used;
35 tons Georgia made. Fresh
pork— 5,000,000 pounds
2,500,000 pounds produced
ly. Cured meat -3,000,000 lbs.
used; 1,000,000 lbs. local. Sau
sage—3,50fl|,0OO lbs. used; 200,
000 local. Lard—378 tons used;
35 toils local. Beef—6,000,000
lbs. used; 2,340,000 lbs.
In summing up the survey, it
can he said that the market
here if and when the Georgia
farmer will meet the consumers
demand.
Cut
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of Agriculture, feed Is about one-half
of the cost of keeping a hen.no pounds
being respired per year for slightly
better than average production, bur-
1,18 the b“ Rt 11 years the number of
ea « 9 f,< ’ r hen t0 » uv for Uer «**» nf
feed has raaged from « to T 2 per
yen /- ■"*««»■* 6 ; ,n »*«• "
nuired «i eggs per hen annually ro pay
hpT fe<Hl co * u - About ten dozen are
^ ^ ^ lhe * U "
On this basis you can easily estl
mate what your own flock Is doing.
Now Is the time to cull the old hens
As with the dairy so with the poultry.
this Is the year to weed out the non
producers mercilessly, fortunately,
the ratio between feed nnd eggs Is
relatively good, so that If you do cull
closely and then exercise more than
usual care your poultry business may
come through fairly well during the
next year.—-American Agriculturist.
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PRICES TO BE PAID:
COLORED HENS . 12c pound
LEGHORN HENS 10c pound
FRYERS ................ 18c pound
ROOSTERS .......... 6c pound
STAGS .................... . 10c pound
TURKEY HENS .. 20c pound
s TURKEY TOMS 15c pound
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DUCKS .................. . 10c pound
■ Do not feed poultry you expect to sell any grain day before
■ or day of sale. Feed wet mash of corn meal and water or
milk. This mile is supervised by the Georgia State College S S
■ Extension Division and State Bureau of Markets co-oper- v g
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Unjust Weapons
Men cannot light effectively for jus
tice with unjust weapons, they cannot
fight for tolerance without sympathy,
they cannot fight for liberty by using
the weapen? of tyranny, for If they
do, they may win their skirmishes, but
they will lose the war.—Walter Upp
munu.
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LIQUID - TABLETS SALVE
666 Liquid or Tablets used inter
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Most Speedy Remedies Kr.own.
