The Macon News from Macon, Georgia (2024)

March 1, 1957

Publication:

The Macon Newsi

Location:

Macon, Georgia

Issue Date:

Friday, March 1, 1957

Page:

2

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irosca rt i ri 1 -j A Tlie Macon Nrw Friday maim-ii mst Southeastern Livestock Fruits and Vegetables THOM ASVIIIK IAIN lima mnally Iradjr party bul weaker undprlun late-miKPri 1-2 in harrow and xilit ISM 1 ISO I SO lh ISM-MTS MAIM! Ill HLi-nnn jmj7 lb mostly 1 and yradps ujvinnn inrw lb M7A- isao sown I) and mrrilum It Mil SO MRS MARY YOUNG JACKSON- Kumril service for Mrt Mnry Mangham Young 40 of Flnvilla who (lied at her rexldcnre Wednesday were held al the Union Baptist ATLAVT IAPlTrdln rather Itohi ThurtXay the Allan' pmrtucr market turnip Jnhhrd tnnatly 11VI turnip creep and milliard were 1 HP buahrli Genryi yreen wikib rm td-M rrnlu down rralea of tuni-v prllnw rant I drawn ranted fnn iu tend are ree heana mid at 27V pnr bran Mi beat auplant wa 40i ball prrprrr old at 4 M-t READ THE CLASSIFIED ADS Bnwrn-Donaldson Home for Fu nerals Burial was In Ttftnn Ceme-trry The Rev John Campbell and Rev Perry Mobley officiated Mr Brown a veteran of the Kpanish-Amcrtran War was born in Morgantown and left there for Tifton He was the son of the late Brown end Eugenia I Brown Survivors Include hla wife a brother Clarence Brown Corro-nado Cal and a sister Mrs Kota Parker Tallahassee Fla Church tnday at a pm with the Flev Itnlpli Goodwin pastor of the Jarkaon Churrh of the Naza-rrnr officiating! Burial wae in the Union Crmelrry Mr Young In aurvfvrd by hrr a Thomai Lawrence Young six daughters Shirley Ann Young Talny Young Brenda Mae Ynung Mri Holla Non-in Mrs Marion Watkins all of Jackson and Mrs Lillie Mae Alnmn Social I Circle three sons Charles Thomas Young 1-eHny Young Young all of Jackson two sisters Mrs A Thaxton Jackson and Mrs GUY PITTMAN Guy Pittman 79 of 589 Wnolfnlk Street was pronounced dead upon arrival at a local hospital at 1:30 pm Thursday Funeral service will he held in the rhape) of Hart's Mortuary at 3 pm Saturday The Rev Tyler Raul will officiate and burial will he In Rose Hill Cemetery Mr ritfman wa born In Spring-hill the son of William and Mr Mary Jane Clement Pittman Ha berame associated with the Bihh Manufacturing Company-In Colurh-hus In 1921 was transferred to FRIDAY AND SATURDAY GREEN STAR SPECIALS AZALEA BARGAINS For best multi plant axaleai in mixture of halt Mil and half peat moil Afttr they bloom fertilize lightly with Vigoro Axaloa and Camellia fortilutr Open Friday Nile Til 9 Open Sat Til 6:30 PM MACONS MOST COMPLETE AND BUSIEST STORE A REASON Grove one hMaeon In anlT retired' from brother Oti Mangham Jackson in granrichll dren and several nieces and nephews Reg 77c NOW 49c SALMON BEAUTY PRIDE OF MOBILE the nihb Manufacturing Company in 1037 He wa a member of the East Maron Methodist Church Surviving are his wife the former Miss Helen Noyes one daughter Mrs Kenneth Howe and two grandchildren all of Maron three brothers Henry Pittman Marvin Pittman Macon and Paul Pittman Burlington Hove Breakfast With NUs SERVED EVERY MORNING 8-AM- to 10:30 AM DWARF AZALEAS ONLY 1 19 SALMON BEAUTY CORAL BELLS HINODIGIRI Heavy lO'MO" Tall FRIDAY NIGHT SUPPER SPECIAL Served PM to 8 PM Roast Tom Turkey 116 CROWING LARGE B100MS White Onr 77c Heavy Plants MARK A TOMPKINS Funeral services for Mark Alan Tompkins nine-month-old son tit the Rev and Mrs Ray A Tompkins of Tooms boro were held at 1 pm tnday at Ebenezer Baptist Church In Wilkinson County The Rev Bledsoe and the Rev John Manning officiated Burial was In the church cemetery The Infant died Tuesday night in a Milledgevllle hospital following a brief illness Survivors include the parents one brother Rayford Stephen Tompkins grandfather Tullie Tompkins grandparents Mr and Mrs Cecil Lord all of Toomsboro and a number of uncles and aunts Reg 40c NOW 29c Snow Xmas Cheer Coral Bells Pink Pearl Egg Any Style with Dressing fiiblet Orsvy Cranberry Ratine Mashed Potatoes snd Buttered Pea Hot Rolls and Creamery Butter Coffee or Tea BUTTERED GRITS SLICED BUTTERED TOAST COFFEE with CREAM RARl'RN RENTE WINDER Raburn Rents of Hosrhlon son of Mr Cora Rents of Macon died Thursday Funeral servires will be held at 10 am Saturday at the Winder First Methodist Church The Rev Bowen and Luke jGruhR will officiate Burial will I he in Liberty Hill Mcthndist Cemetery at Abbeville at 5 pm Snturday Other survivors include hi wife a daughter Mis Wanda Jane Rentz floschtnn and two sisters Mrse A Mason Hnschton and Mrs Jennings Maron Kelley Funeral Home Winder is in chnrge of arrangements SOLD 5 OF ONE KIND FOR SOc AZALEAS 16' 2-YEAR-OLD 58c 24c 1IOLSEXBECK WINDER Funeral services for Hnlsenbeek of Winder were held Wednesday at 2 pm at the First Methodist Church here Mr Holsenherk died Monday The Rev Bowen and Collins were in rhargn and burial was in Rose Hill Cemetery Survivors include two sons Arnold Holsenherk of Memphis Tern and Dr George Hoi sen-heck of Atlanta and two brothers Holsenherk nf Gray and Holsenherk of Maron Heavy Raot System Dwarf Azaleas With Buds 12 Varieties To Select From 9 STIFF NYLON BOUFFANT PETTICOATS LUNCHEON SPECIAL FRIDAY and SATURDAY Served 11 AM to 4:00 PM CHOPPED BEEF STEAK Sales li Servire Hercules DUMP BODIES Trucking Equipment Co WILLIAM LEE ELLIS William Lee Ellis 86 died al his residence 232 College Street at 7:30 am Thursday after a long illness Mr Ellis was a life-long resident of Macon the son of Hayne Ellis and Mrs Ida Lamar Ellis ajid was a member of the Christ Episcopal Church Until his retirement several years rgo he was a traveling salesman Surviving are one brother Adm Hayne Ellis of San Marcno Calif and several nieces and nephews Funeral arrangements will be announced by Hart's Mortuary WALTER BROWN TIFTON Funeral services for Walter Lee Brown 80 long-time resident of Tifton were I held Thursday in the chapel of 3 Tiers or More Burned Bottoms Sires 4 to 14 Reg 8298 with Brown Gravy Steamed Rice Blaekeye Peas and Cole Slaw Ilot Roll Cornstlck and Creamery Butter 4IIT Ffraylh Raa4-Pbm S-S44I FLOWERING SHRUBS 89c 139 49c AT $1 77 ONLY I 1 1 Container Grown Any 10 of above 650 TEA 0L1YE only 77c BED TIP LIGUSTRUM LAUREL SPECIAL PURCHASE Friday and Saturday DELICIOUS Vitex Forsythia Weigel ia Spirta Deutzia Timarix Pearl lush Snowball FI Quince FI Almond Chinese Redbud CHERRY HANDBAGS PURE MILK CHOCOLATE DROPS WHITE VIENNA Furicral services for White 79 prominent Vienna man who died Tuesday in Mariana Fla at the home of his daughter were held at 2:30 pm- today at the White residence Burial was In City Cemetery He ia aurvivad by his wife a daughter Mrs John Boston Marianna and two aons Earl White Cor dele and Edward White Vienna SHOP WITH US FOR ALL YOUR SPRINGTIME GARDENING NEEDS NEW SPRING COLORS AND STYLES Values to fl01 Rich Creamy Center AT AT ONLY 77c 25c Each ONLY Phillips Garden Mart Memorial chapel Funeral Directors EVERETT SAMMONS JOE SUTHERLAND LADIES FULL FASHIONED LADIES and SUEDEINE HAND-LACED 1047 PI0 N0N0 OPEN SAT TIL 8-SUN 1 TO 6 NYLON HOSE MOCCASINS 61 and 60 Gauge 15 Denier Red Fox and Spring Colors At Only Can Be Washed In Washing Machine Assorted Colors PAIRS 2 AT ONLY 97c 66c Pair TABLE LAMP JUMBO PLASTIC GARMENT BAGS WITH MATCHING SHADE CARL HILBl'RN Funeral services for Carl Hilbum 63 prominent Dublin business man were held today at the Homer Adams Chapel The Rev Charles Allen and Dr Rufus Hodges officiated and Masonic rites were observed at the graveside in North-view Cemetery Active pallbearers were Clarence Carroll Dr Lee Willie Wilkes Lord Henry Tharpe and Simmons Adams Funeral Home had charge of arrangements Mr Hilburn owner and operator of Hilburn Hardware Company died suddenly Wednesday afternoon on the golf links at the Dublin Country Club He was a native of Laurens Cbunty and had been in the hardware business since 1914 Son of the late I Hilburn and Eugenia Jackson Hilburn of Dublin he was a member of the First Baptist Church a Mason and a member of the Country Club He was past master and past commander of the Knighta Templar Survivors Include his wife the former Miss Leah Kassel two sons Carl Hilburn Jr and Charles A Hilburn of Atlanta two daughters Miss Carolyn Hilburn and Mrs Frances Simpkins both of Atlanta three grandchildren two brothers I Hilburn and Earl Hilburn of Dublin four sifters Mrs Annie Arnau and Mrs Methvin Jr of Vienna Mrs Preston Rice of Atlanta and Mrs Foster Sanders of Swalnsboro Quilted Front Matching Side Full Zipper Holds 16 Garments Pink or Blue Reg 9198 Modern 8hape Ceramic Body 25th High Reg 6698 577 AT ONLY 127 REPEAT OF A SELL-OUT STREET DUSTERS Undisputed Grand National Champ Over All Stock Cars Regardless of Size -Power-Price I Acetate and Rayon Faille ROUND COLLAR ONE BUTTON CLOSING CUFFED SLEEVES FULL SWEEP BLACK OR NAVY SIZES 12 to 20 REG $398 AT ONLY TKore is only one Grand and there can be only one winner I The best America has to offer are entered in this event-known for years as the "granddaddy" of all stock car racing It's the supreme test of handling ruggedness safety power and over-all performance and Pontiac took them all hands down and broke a track record to boot I So meet the new champ-a strictly production model Pontiac Chieftain with a 317 hp Strato-Streak V-8 and introducing new Tri-Power Carburetion optional at extra cost on any Pontiac model It's America's newest power and Pontiac's alone at a price so lowl See your Pontiac dealer and learn how you can drive a America's Number One Road at prices starting below 30 models of the low-price three! MEN'S LADIES' NEW SPRING JOSEPH HARVILLE Final rites for Joseph Harville 50 of Dublin Route were held Thursday afternoon at the Townsend Chapel with burial In Northview Cemetery The Rev Tipton and the Rev Vines officiated Pallbearers were Ernest Me-Fowan Clyde McGowan Olan Faulk Allen Frank Brooks and Hobbs Townsend Brothers Funeral Home had charge Mr Harville native of Laurens County died Wednesady night In a local hospital after an Illness of three weeks He was a carpenter by trade Survivors Include his wife the former Miss Nina Everett of Dublin Route 3 his father Har-ille of Dublin two daughters Are A Stuckey and Miss Janice Harville of Dublin one sis-ter Mrs Joiner of Thomas-vtlle and a brother Paul Harville Dublin SILK SCARFS SPORT SHIRTS All Colors to Match Any Outfit Reg 19e Woven Gingham Plaid Fast Color Short Sleeves Large ITS OFFICIAL! Pontine wins lha NASCAR trophy plus the Harley Earl and Sports Dluelraled Awards at Daytona! Left to right: Ray Nichols Pontiac engineerlna Knudsen Pontiac General Manager and General Motors Vice-President Harley I Earl Vice-President and Styling Director Cotton Owens winning driver in ihe Grand National 160 mil unlimited event Mike Woorman Executive Vice-President of NASCAR Bill France President el NASCAR AT ONLY AT ONLY 10c 100 Each JUST RECEIVED NEW SHIPMENT WIND-o-LITE ALL STFEL trniA ROSE BUSHES VENETIAN BLINDS North Georgia Poultry ATLANTA IAPI Broiler or Irysra market (Irm Ha-H at farm 1S-JS HARDY FIELD-GROWN 2-Year-Old NOW OFFICIAL Iob planti at Has market aieady heavy type at farma If plant 17-11 lixht type lee tow la report FRIDAY OOm SATURDAY 05JC Each Naval Stores to 36'1 Wide Up To 64' tang 2 500 Pontiac is America's Number 1 Road Car! Now Is The Time Te Plant SAVANNAH Ga Fat Si APl-H'SIMl -Roam -aalra waled approximately car-lots monatly export Salee ob pliant: rirumi WW IN Export drum fx: WG 17 What Stocks Did CHENILLE CUT PILE RUGS NUMBER 1 1N PERFORMANCE! NUMBER 1 1N ROADABILITY! NUMBER 1 1N HANDLING! NUMBER 1 1N SAFETY! DRAPERY MATERIAL PRINTED BARK CLOTH NEW YORK Feb IAPI- Ttor Wad Advent 407 Decllneo 410 412 I'nrtianged IS a0 Total iaeuea HIM 19(7 FRINGED ALL AROUND NON-SKID BACK SfaSe' Stock Sales CRETONNE FLORAL GEOMETRIC SCENIC DESIGNS Wide ONLY 69C NEW YORK Feb tAPl-New York Work sales: Appma final total Friday 1JUOMC previooa day lAMAne wack an 1MSJ4P naoeth aao 1PM4SA year a 2414110 two yea axn IJNM1 Jan 1 data U712S24 ISM lo dalo NA1144X I9U to data 14MU41T4 AT ONLY 88c Each Yard Bond Sales SEE YOUR AUTHORIZED PONTIAC DEALER DRIVE THE SURPRISE CAR OF THE YEARI You're Bound to Find it at With Over 25000 Items From Which to Choose NEW YORK Feb 20 'API-New York bond Bale in dollar 1 Approx final total Friday MSJWl previous day IIIHM week aao 1 041 month aeo 4512 MW vear ao JPTTnno two year affl 524P AM Jan 1 lo dale 1MM14 iwc lo date I7MMM0 19iJ ip dal 1SM45KI 1 3C jr "nr wan rta screw 4e.

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