The West Point News from West Point, Georgia • 5

it is in nut-shell need to work and a bunds easy, doesn't it? dub women of West Point learned with regret of the passing of Mrs. Alonza Richardson in At- a lanta this week Mrs. Richardson will be remembered by many in this community as she attended Club meeting on several occasions in the past and was always charming and gracious as a leader in Club activities That was a nice picture of Louise Hicks Hess in Monday's' Constitution, wasn't it? Mr. and Mrs. Al Haight who have been heretical for sometime are leaving to return to their home in Iowa Mr.

Haight was manager of radio station WRLD they both have many friends who regret to have them leave. the Lanett Mill Band looked very impressive in their handsome blue and white uniforms in the Shriner's parade Friday sounded good, too you've heard the story about the hillbilly pappy who put a Maxim silence: on his gun because his daughter wanted a quiet wedding and you know, of course, that an 'Oldtimer" is who can remember when a one Bureau was just a piece of furniture W. T. Harrison, Past President of the Georgia Education Association, will attend a dinner meeting of the Citizens' FactFinding Movement in Atlanta on Friday, May 3, where Governor Ellis Arnall will be guest of honor. The occasion is the formal presentation to the Governor of an advance copy of a book which Mr.

Harrison, as a member of the Movement's Coordinating Committee, helped produce--a basic reference volume soon to be published by The University of Georgia Press called "Georgia Facts in Figures." The Governor's speech in response will be the feature of the evening. "This book was prepared for the Georgia people," according to Knox Walker, chairman of the Coordinating Committee who will make the presentation. "And it is as their elected representative that the Governor. is being given an advance copy. The Movement believes that 1 the book really provides us all with something we have needed for a long time- a guide for intelligent planning, either of our businesses, our communities, or our state.

It gives us the basic information we need to work with, and gives it to us in authentic and easily accessible form." The Fact-Finding Movement is a non-profit research agency set up eight years ago by 17 statewide civic organizations to stimulate a more active interest in the state and thus promote its progress. "Georgia Facts in which has been four years in preparation, is dedicated "to the people of Georgia and to their tomorrows." According to Mr. Walker, it covers "with mathemaaccuracy and detail" natural, human, and man-made resources; agriculture, industry, and government; and health, education, and public welfare. Mr. and Mrs.

R. L. Boland and the latter's sister, Mrs. C. B.

Scott, of Bainbridge leave West Point Friday night for 'a fortnights vacation at Miami and other points in Florida. While there they will go on a cruise as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Johns, visiting points in the Florida Keys, Key West, Dry Tortugas Island and possibly Havana. Mrs.

Johns is Mrs. Boland's sister. The boat they will use on this trip i is the property of Mr. and Mrs. Johns and is one of those used earlier in the year to entertain the Duke and Duchess of Sutherland, Herbert Hoover, and a number of other prominent people.

-MUSINGS Holy Family Church (Continued from Page 1) at any time. All married people and young people contemplating marriage are invited especially to attend on Wednesday and Thursday evenings, when Father Dougherty will speak on Marriage and the Christian Home." Home Week Series To Be Broadcast By Local Station Featuring Christian Home Week, May 5-11, radio 'station WRLD will broadcast a series of six 15-minute programs on "The Romance of The Home" with Dr. Walter Pope Binns of Liberty, Missouri, as the speaker, as announced by Dr. H. P.

Giddens, pastor. of the West Point Baptist church. Valley Laundry Dry Cleaners FOR PEOPLE WHO CARE Plant City Div. Phone 465 DELICIOUS COUNTRY FRIED CHICKEN IN THE BASKET -Come ToBLUE BIRD INN miles out Cusseta Highway WOODROW NEWTON, Prop. Freshie ER--PARDON, SIR BUT THASS RIGHT, CHUM! SOMETHING DIDN'T YOU SAY YOU THAT'LL HOLD FOUR OR FIVE WANTED A LUNCH LOAVES OF THIS YUMMY BOX FOR SCHOOL? SOUTHERN BREAD.

Counter IS CUSTOMER LONCH DURES Southern ENRICh Bread SWELL FOR TOAST sad SANDWICHES ALMATS ASK FOR SOUTHERN WHEN YOU ASK FOR THE WEST POINT NEWS. West Point, Georgia, Thursday. May 2, 1946 1946 GE AT OPELIKA OPELIKA April May LAGRANGE June July Aug. April May CARROLLTON June July 10-20-30 Aug. April 30 May NEWNAN June July Aug.

7-17-27 April May 8-18-28 VALLEY June July Aug. April 26 May 6-16 TALLASSEE June 5-5-15-25 July 4-24-24 Aug. 3-13-23 Denotes Sunday games. All games Scheduled off days: Opelika Burns Prove Fatal To Elderly Woman At Rocky Mount Miss Zulla Octavia Henderson, 77, of the Rocky Mount community in Lee county, died Sunday in the Langdale hospital of wounds she received when she was burned by an explosion of kerosene that she poured on hot coals while starting a fire in her home. She was a daughter of the late John and Mary Moncrief Henderson.

Her membership was in the Rocky Mount Baptist church. Surviving are nine nieces, Misses Lois and Bessie Tillery, Mrs. Hattie Britton, Mrs. Cora Jones, Mrs. Ruby Gullatte, Mrs.

Joe Helderbrand, Mrs. Gordon Price, Mrs. Jessie Fincher, and Mrs. A. R.

Adcox; six nephews, Paul Tillery, Jim and Adolphus Henderson, Roy, J. and Maxie Murphy. Services were held from the residence, the Rev. E. D.

Rodgers, officiating, and burial followed in the Rocky Mount churchyard, conducted by Johnson and Hiway Patrolmen Apprehend 1,406 During Past Month An increase of nearly 45 per cent in of motorists having no drivers license was reported by the Alabama Highway Patrol during March, Chief Clyde C. Sellers announces. Apprehensions for this violation rose from 285 in February to 400 during March. Over the two months period of February and March, total arrests by the patrol rose 20 per cent, from 1,177 to 1,406. Apprehensions for no drivers license stood highest among the violations listed.

Other violations that stood high on the report were driving while intoxicated, accounting for 289 arrests, and reckless driving with 283 apprehensions. United States Army will expel all Nazi Germans from China. ENTER the EXCITING BB HEADACHE POWDER CONTEST First Prize $50090 CASH other valuable prizes Philco Philco Radios Refrigerators SPEED QUEEN WASHERS Mail a 8-B wrapper or reasoneble facsimile, with 25 words or less on "I prefer 8-B, because- to B- Headache Powder, Atlanta, Ga. 4 Doses 10 April May June July Aug. April May June July Aug.

April May June July Aug. April May June July Aug. April May June July Aug. played AT LAGRANGE April 313-23 May 3-12-22 June 2-11-22-31 July 10-20-30 Aug. April May June July Aug.

8-8-18-28 7-17-27 6-16-25 5-5-15 April 1-11-21-31 May 10-20 June 9-19-19-29 July 8-28-28 Aug. 26 April 6-16-25 May 5-15-25 June 4-24-24 July 3-13-23 Aug. 29 April 9-20-29 May 8-18-28 June 8-17-27 July 6-16-26 Aug. at night unless otherwise BASEBALL LEAGUE AT AT CARROLLTON NEWNAN April 29 1-11-21-31 May 9-20-29 10-20 June 8-18-28 1-9-19-29. July 8-17-27 8-19-28 Aug.

6-16-26 April 7-17-27 May 2-22 6-26-26 June 1-1-11-21 5-15-26 July 1-10-20-30 14-14-24 Aug. 9-19-29 April 25 May 15-15-25 June 4-14-24 July (4)-23-23 Aug. 2-12-22 26 6-16 5-5-15-25 4-13-24 3-13-23 29 April 9-29-29 May 4-14-24 8-19-28 June 3-13 17-17-27 July 3-12-12-22 6-16-26 Aug. 1-21-21-31 April 27 4-14-24 May 7-17-27 3-13-22 June 6-17-26 3-12-22 July 5-15-25 1-10-21-31 Aug. 5-14-24 noted.

July 4 games at Newnan, May 14, June 11, July 16; Carrollton June 11; Newnan July AURELE ALBIN 1 STUDLER, MACHINIST OF GENEVA, PLAN IN NO IM ADVENTURES STUDIED BUSINESS LEISURE TIME FOR PAN YA ANCK SPEEDIER AND MORE ACCURATE ANGLE FIRST MODEL, BUILT IN HIS GARAGE IN 1940 PROVED TIME SAVER FOR AIRPLANE COMPANY WHERE HE WITA MRS STUDLER'S HELP HE STARTED INITIAL PRODUCTION ON A BORROWED $400... COMPUTERS ORDERS INCREASED THEY RENTED A SMALL PLANT IN GLENDALE, CALIF, LA NOW HAVE OWN FACTORY. AN IDEA, RESOURCEFULNESS INVESTED CAPITAL AGAIN CREATE JOBS AND BUSINESS UNDER AMERICAN SCHEDULE 1946 AT AT LANETT TALLASSEE April 27 April 25 May 7-17-27 May 15-15-25 June 6-17-26 June 4-14-24 July 5-15-25 July (4)-13-23 Aug. 5-14-24 Aug. 2-12-22 April 25 April 30 May 15-15 May June 4-4-14-24 June July (4)-13-23 July Aug.

2-12-22 Aug. 7-17-27 April 30 April May 10-20-30 May 3-23 June 18-18-29 June July 8-18 July Aug. 7-7-17-27 Aug. April April May May June 12-12-22 June 27 July 2-11-31-31 July 16-26 Aug. 10-20-30 Aug.

April May June July 9-19-29 Aug. April May 2-11-22 June 1-11-21 July 1-10-20-30 Aug. 9-19-29 Lanett and Tallassee called in afternoon. Lanett May 1, July Tallassee May 1, June 20, July 6. Retonga Did More Than Else, Says Peavey Can Eat Plenty Again, Says Retired Merchant, And Feels Much Better.

Tells About His Case For Benefit of Others. "I tried many medicines and Retonga beats anything in my experience," declares Mr. W. P. Peavey, well-known retired merchant and farmer of 116 Park Place, Decatur, Ga.

Mr. Peavey formerly operated a general store at Lawrenceville, and farmed in Gwinnett County. "Anyone who has not suffered from nervous indigestion doesn't know what misery you go through," said Mr. Peavey. "I was afraid to eat the foods I wanted.

So much gas formed in my stomach the gas pains felt like they would cut me in two. I had to use strong laxatives and I almost forgot what restful sleep was. Mornings I felt sO bad I could hardly get into my clothes. "I couldn't name the medicines tried but I would soon be back in the same old rut. Re- anything.

I now eat whatever I want without distress afterward. Sluggish elimination is relieved and I feel lots better. To anyone suffering as I did I feel I am doing them a favor when I suggest that they try Retonga." Retonga is intended to relieve distress due to insufficient flow of digestive juices in the stomach, loss of appetite, Vitamin B-1 deficiency and constipation. Retonga may be obtained at Ja- tonga gave me more relief than cobs For Baby's Summer Comfort and Happiness He may not be able to ask you in just so many words, but your bedimpled little darling would if he 03 could, wonderful ask you summer for some wearables. of these A SUN DRESSES SUITS 1.98 Whites Pastels To 1.98 to 2.95 AN 2.95 Pinks BABY BONNETS National Week Blues Baby Whites Whites Pastels April 28 to May 4 Yellows 1.98 to 2.95 GIFTS FOR BABY CHILDREN'S PAJAMAS Gift Box Rattlers Seersucker in solids and prints.

Bootees Baby Books Sizes 2 to 5 Shawls Toys 95c 1.00 1.25 Sweater Sets Belk-Gallant Co. Mr. W. P. Peavey.