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 SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO. I MADISON: RESTAURANT


 MADISON, FLORIDA"I
 109 S. PATTERSON STREET
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 VALDOSTA, GEORGIA
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I Machine Repair Rental Sewing Course am pleased to inform you that your establishment is now in-


I PIANOSNew II in the 1960 edition of the Duncan Hines Travel Book
I t New Machines $69.50 and up 1,1 1,1eluded

 And Used ADVENTURES IN GOOD EATINGOn
 CALL VALDOSTA CH 4-2304 COLLECT

 BEAUTIFUL NEW SPINET PIANOS Service in 24 Hours behalf of the other members of the Duncan Hines Family and t


 Mahogany, Walnut, Cherry FinishesAS r myself-A Cordial Wekome.ROY

 LITTLE AS $4.50 PER WEEK TEA COMPLIMENTSBRIDE
 ELECT !
 AFTER SMALL DOWN PAYMENT
 Mrs Edwin B Browning's home TALBOTT PAINTAND H. PARK

 Just Received a Shipment of was the setting Saturday after-

 CLEAN, RECONDITIONED PRACTICE PIANOS noon for the charming tea com- EditorInChiefDuncan

 plimenting Miss Jenobel Zipperer, WALlPAPER CO.AT Hines Institute, Ice."
 Guaranteed Reasonable Terms
 whose marriage to Robert Andrews .

 will take place during the CASTLE PARK

 MATHIS&YOUMANSCO."Everything # Christmas season. Hostesses with VALDOSTA, GA.
 Mrs Browning were Mrs Paul I
 free parkingWe November 9, 1959
 in Music Since 1907" Calhoun of Gainesville, Mrs Carl-

 ton Smith, and Mrs Ben Pfeil. have a complete line of Dwoskln
 CASTLE PARK, VALDOSTA, GA. PHONE CH 42813.IIIIIDlm..oomlmmlmWI
 Rooms open to one hundred or Wallpaper and 1500 colors of Paintsto

 more guests were decorated with select from.AUDREY .

 : i ii colorful autumn flowers. The Guests of Mrs Frank Graham G-E
 Appliances
 i and children last week were Mr :
 color motif in the dialing room
 FOX GO-BOY CARTS p lease care white and developedwith and Mrs George Hollister of Jacksonville -
 was green
 HOWERTON SUPPLY CO. '.hun9 r hurts beautiful arrangements of NEWMAN- CIRCLE and Ralph P Hollister of Howerton Supply Co.

 11III1I1III1I11mII._ gladioli and chrysanthemums and Miss Della Martin and Mrs Tilden Pensacola.

 tall white candles burning in Norris entertained the Audrey New-
 The Rev and Mrs Marvin Mur- branched silver candelabra. The man Circle Monday evening at MissMlrtin's 1
 phy spent Wednesday in Jacksonville -
 table was covered with a hand- home. Twenty members
 They went to attend funeral
 white linen em- attended, Mrs A G Herring read
 imported
 services for their friends, the Very some the l
 Reverend and Mrs Charles Mc- broidered cloth. At one end of the opening devotional and Mrs
 Marcus Cherry the second lesson TIMBER WANTED!
 gave -
 Carven, held in St. John's CathedralThe a table the crystal punch bowl was
 of the course, ContemporaryMan
 Rev McGarven was Dean of placed with Mrs Carlton Smith, 1
 and the United Nations. The
 St John's. The rector and his wife Mrs Burch Cornelius and MrsL hostesses Any pine timber for rale, regardless -
 ,, assisted by Mrs D D
 were victims of the recent National C Bruner pouring. of quantity; selective cutting or
 Morris, served pecan pie and coffee. ,
 Air Lines crash in the Gulf of whole tracts. Please call ADEL,
 Receiving in the living room
 Mexico near New Orleans. GEORGIA, 7161 or 7501, COLLECT, t
 were the honoree and her mother, Mr and Mrs Hoke S Hughes and
 write
 or
 Mrs Azell B Zipperer, Mrs Irene grandson, Richard Cox, of Palmetto, yDELCOOK
 Tom Stubbs of Lynn Haven wasa
 visitor at his old home here the Send your dollars to Andrews, mother of the prospec- Fla.H B, were Dinkins.guests last week of Mrs TIMBER CO. 1

 past week. ..' send food to hungry tive bridegroom, and Miss Cathe- -x-

 people. in other lands. .... rine Smith, one of the bridal at- Mrs J J Newman and Moss P. O. Box 499

 N tendants. Audrey Newman spent the weekend ADEL, GEORGIA I II
 $1 per' (.;11i FR. Mrs Paul Calhoun, Mrs L C in Gainesville.

 I package j t'i,;r Bruner, Mrs T M Rains and Mrs
 I i_. Precisionware Kitchen Cabinets 1 1Expensepaid
 -*- ---- Randell Gaston received at the

 Gulf Life CIt Food Crusade... front door. Assisting hostesses were HOWERTON SUPPLY CO. J I

 New York 16, N. Y. Mrs Fred Mickler, Mrs Guy Mor-

 A APTAPLAN % or your-local office row, Mrs 0 R Hamrick, Mrs S H trip.tor 2O farm couplers !

 Here i$ my. $::. .,... Moore, Mrs W B Rains and MrsJ Ii I
 A Davis.
 Fits your Rome -
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 changingneeds
 Address .. squares were served by Misses S
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 \ Elizabeth Smith, Beverly; Gibson, 1

 Sheryl Williams, Brenda Baker, BIG 1

 Charlene Dotters, Janet Matheny,
 FILLS' METHODIST PULPIT
 Frances Jane Plant, Judy Cole and


 The retirement plan you The Rev Cesar :M Benitez, of Nancy The Hiers.hostesses presented the BERMUDA .4 !

 buy for tomorrow can Cuba, brought the morning messageat honoree with two beautiful piecesof ?
 the First Methodist church here
 help meet today's needs silver, a water pitcher and a
 Sunday morning. Missions Around
 .'. thanks to the The World was the theme of the bowl.

 exclusive AdaptAPlan.Ask message into which the speaker introduced HOLIDAY

 your Gulf Life the story of his work in HOMECOMING PARADE .
 .
 the neighboring island. The choir MHS staged a colorful homecoming .
 representative.Gulf. sang an anthem, Incline Thine Ear, day parade up town Friday __ __ "- __ J

 Oh Lord, which emphasized the afternoon prior to the football G GIn
 game that evening.
 theme.
 At the evening service colored Attractive floats by the grades i February, 1960, 20 winning i .

 slides were shown of the Cuban from 7th on up, depicted Madison couples in the Allis-Chalmers '
 work. Red Devils flaying the Monticello :,
 Fall Purchase Contest will
 The Sunday School building including Tigers in various ways; also there I vacation 

 Fellowship Hall is receiving were the Queen and her court and in balmy Bermuda and ,,'
 a new coat of paint. other beauties occupying the floats. '
 LifeINSURANCE I visit fabulous New York City.
 The Beta Club, Bill Mack Hendry !
 I Auto Co, and Gibson's Forestry fa.

 INSURANCE Electric Co. urging (forest conservation were Contest ts easy to enter'r+
 Bryan j
 COMPANY among the entries. Leading off was
 by doing part of spring
 the school band, including the your jI
 Sherwin Williams junior band, which was making its equipment buying now" r
 O. C. KIRKLAND. SuperintendentPh. initial appearance. i I
 HU 3-2551 P. O. Box 292 I
 MADISON, FLORIDA PaintS ACCEPTS CALL TO MOULTRIE Real opportunity to win t, ->' I I

 entries are limited to Allis- ;
 Father Marvin Murphy, rector of Chalmers customers whose J
 St. Mary's Episcopal church here,
 2 tl p2: has accepted a call to St. John's buying qualifies them between ". r I

 Episcopal church, Moultrie, Ga, and
 September 25 and the end of '4 .
 leaves here December 1st. a I
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 DUE TO POOR HEALTH. Guests of Mr and Mrs P K Rowell ""-Rr f F

 in the neatest, com- and Miss Helen Rowell over the BE A WINNER! Plan to ,.
 week end and guests at MissRowell's
 join the other winning couplesfor
 Saturday
 Sweetsixteen party -
 pletest line of Auto
 night were Miss Sylvania Eng- a week of fun and sun.
 lish of Tallahassee and Miss Nell
 Parts in town Be Hart of Mayo. SEE US FOR THE DETAILS "

 -x- RIGHT AWAY!
 sure to take advantage Frank Graham, Executive Vice- (
 president of the Board of the Con-
 Finance Association spent Coated tulfc*f. -; rtot md UaJ ..... '
 of fast tele- sumers I I.ALLICHALMIIS
 our the past ten days on a business
 trip to Columbus and Dayton

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