a city and a oan whose top may
ch into heaven; and let us make
lest we be scattered abroad
oe. of the ae eh
: he fe ee es Sbroail
thence upon the face of all
ae left off to build
Gen. Mh Bi
two verses. of. scripture tell : ae
it has been repeated time and
through the milleniums. Men
Go but God always wins, |
is no godly way to disobey God.
Pay Bins Min il
ae ome Linder Commissioner
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1954
FOOLISHNESS OF
NUMBER 16
each individual of which was among the
_ chosen race. -
- #
And it came to pass, when men
began to multiply on the face
of the earth, and daughters were
=. born unto them,
That the sons of God saw the-
daughters of men that they were
fair; and they took them wives
of all which they chose.
Genesis 6:1,2
Because of this mixing of the sons
of God (sons of Man) with the daughters
of men, God immediately pronounced
judgment for this great violation of His
law and set a limit of one hundred twenty
years for the existence of mongrel race.
o
_ He chose Noah who was perfect in
| his generation and commanded him to
build the Ark.
_. ONE LANGUAGE
Th descendents. of Noalt were natur-
aily all of one language; but, at Babel
they were forced to begin to peareee in
different tongues.
re Four hundred twenty - years after the
~ flood, when Abrams was seventy years
old, he was called out of Ur of the Chal-
ToOurFriends:
Aswe celebrate the Nativity, may each heart be warmed
with the spirit of Peace on Earth, Good Will Toward Men,
heralded on that First Christmas.
As the shepherd watched his flock by night, may each
of us watch over and cherish the love for all mankindthat
cds the: true deat of Christmas.
Tom Linder
Commissioner Of Aopicle
dees and"started on his journey to the
five years. until the death of his father,
Terah, when he resumed the journey and a
came to the land of Canaan.
-._ After the battle of the kings in the
valley, when he had rescued Lot and his
_ land of Canaan; but, sojourned in Haran >
family and goods, Abram met up. with -
Melchizedek, the king of Salem (now
Jeru-Salem) who was the priest of the
most high God.
From there all Bible students are fa-
miliar with the story of Abraham, Isaac
and Jacob (Israel) and the children of ss
Israel down to the coming of Christ (The
Son of Man).
When Abraham went down into
Egypt, he accepted gifts from Pharoah
which made him rich because the Egyp-
tians were not Canaanites and the Lord
had not promised the land of Egypt to
Abraham but had promised him the
land of the Canaanites.
The distinction here is einhaann
"by. the fact that when Abrahams wife,
Sarah, died, Abraham would not accept
the gift even of a burial place for Sarah
but refused to accept the burying ground
(Continued on page 4)
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REAU OF MARKETS. 222 STATE CAPITOL, Atlanta,
- SECOND . fo
MACHINERY FOR SALE;
Frostproof . Willets Wonder
English Pea Seed, plant now for
early heavy crop, 50c pt. Add
posers orders less than $1. Mrs.
B Model J. D. Tractor with
cultivators, planters, also har-,
row, for sale or exch. for Ford
Tractor with cultivators, plant-
NATIONAL Eo re RIAL es, oo oe plate W. Harwell, Winder, Rt. 1. burn, Cumm
5 : 16, and cultivators. W. L. Boyd, La- ( ee hee : ene
= [asso ee . Grange, Rt. 4. Ph. 3784. Half teacup Martin Gourd |, Gooseberry, Muscadini
a Seed, 50c. Add postage. Geor- |% $1; Raspberry,
. an No. 3 Mule Drawn Golden} ge Baisch, Columbus, Rt. 1. Box Blackberry,
Walnut, Plum, Cherry.
Horse Mint, Pepperr
Root, Heart Leave
Cane Mill, good as new, com-
plete with levers, $50; One
Wood Wheel 2H Wagon, $25;
Guano Distributor, $7.50; Cot-
ton Planter $7.50. Olen B. Reid,
Thonveston, 104 Park Lane,
Tel. 4201. :
| Sears Roebuck Roto Spader
and Tiller, bought last year,
used 20 hrs., reasonable. 6 mi.
N. Carrollton. Buford Dyer, Car-
rollton, Rt. 5.
Intl 6 Can Milk Cooler, less
than 2 yrs. old, $175. W. R. Rob-
inson, Cedartown, Rt. .2. Ph. |
| 244-M-4. :
Saw, 7 1/2 hp air cooled gaso-
line engine, excellent shape for
sale. E. H. Floyd, Atlanta, 3759
N. Stratford Rd. Ch-8524.
B08, ca
Sept. and Oct. Plum Peach Seed, }
40c doz. Add 60c postage. Mrs.
M.-L. Henderson, Adairsville,
Box 52. : : ey
Marglobe and Rutger Tomato
Seed, $1.75 lb.; Cert Rutger,
$2.25 lb. Miss Lee Crow, Gaines-
ville, Rt. 2, Box 143.
New crop pure Ga. Collard
Seed, high germ., 22c lb. FOB.
No orders less than 10 lbs. G. C.
Connell, Whigham. vee es Bene
: _Missiona rawbe
1954 - SL VEO Seed, eG: te M, FOB. State
grown cert, seed, recleaned, in, ly A. T. Milteer, Quit
50 Ib. bags, 92 pct. germ., $12 ey aaa x 8
Cwt. Felton Denney, Carrollton, Early. Jersey
Wakefield Frostproc
Rt. 3. Ph. 2-8873.
age ee |fresh, green, 300,
Calif. Multiplying Beer Seed, |9- $9.75 M. PP. R
1952. H Farmall Tractor, | 20c start: 12 starts, $1. PP. Mrs.. a a ce ae e
good cond., lights, starter, pow-| Earl Fincher, Waco, Rt. 1. : i
Early Jersey
er takeoff, $825 cash; New set} A ; Rei s ,
(2 never used) wheels, rim 11- Clean White Nest Multiply- | Wakefield Frostproof Cabb
38 tires and tubes for H Farmall |ing Onions, for planting or eat-/ 300, $1.25; 500, $1.75; $2.50
$175; Also 2 large Steel Wheels! ing, $1.35 gal. PP. Mrs. Rosetta | Del. Otis Conner, Pi
Hunnicutt, Dial. - gyowrie er
Klondike Stra
for H_ Tractor, set $rpecC, : .
ee a Tone pen eee | Good Tender Bean Seed:|/1y mixed with
: BAe i: White, and Pink Half Runners, |75e C: Exch. for pea
; 56c cup; Brown Striped Half lying
SECOND HAND . enn aE cop; 2 cups, oe
WANTED peckled Crowder and Purple} al. L
MACHINERY ANT ~ | Hull Peas; 45 cup; Long Green | first. Mrs. Joh:
SECOND HAND | and Velvet Okra, 50c cup. Add rt, Rt. 3.
MACHINERY FOR SALE| . Want 1H Wagon in fair condi-| postage. Mandy Banks, Carters.
i | tion. Cash price. Mrs. Minnie 2 ee
Bulloch, Warm Springs. i
Want Pulley for Ford, Tractor.
Must be cheap. T- W: Hutchin-
son, Temple, Rt. 2.
Want good Power Cane Mill 3
roller, cheape, within 20 miles.
Olin Hughes, Blairsyille.
Want Portable Seed Cleaner.
Prefer small gas motor that will
operate elevator. P. W. Harri-
son, Halcyondale.
Want Tractor Tire, size.9 X 24,
good cond., free of holes and
breaks, cheap for cash. C. H.
Craig, Kingston, Rt. 2. ,
Want One Feed Mixing Ma-
chine for ton at mixing, also 1
Molasses Machine. Quote best
price. L. E. Fenn, Adel.
Want Pulley for Ford Tractor.
Must be cheap, good condition.
T. W. Hutcheson, Temple.
Want Orchard Power Spray-
er, good cond., power takeoff,
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Asparagus Crowns, $1
coli, Cabbage, Heading Colla
Lettuce, Beets, Kale,
and White Nest Onio
sley, all 35 doz. Del in |
or more. Mrs. H. V
Register.)
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SECOND HAND .
MACHINERY FOR SALE
One Diesel 40 Caterpillar
Crawler with cable controlled
Bulldozer blade, $800 in repairs
put on tractor in October 1954,
good cond., $2,200; also 1 late
model U-9 IHC power unit, 55
HP, built for distillate or gaso-
line, good cond., $950 complete.
ao Miller Jr., McBean, phon
Gustafsen Seed Treater, for
treating grain or cotton seed,
perfect cond., ready to run,
complete with motor, $60. Trade
. for anything can use on farm
of equal value. L. M. Turner,
Royston. = .%
100 hp Waukeeshaw Butane
Power Unit for irrigation sys-
tem; Also Corley Saw Mill and
Frick Edger, good cond., with
100 hp power unit. Rends Hill,
Greenville.
Salet Peas, white or colored,
the Old Time variety, 65c cup.
Plus postage. Mrs. Jemima)
Crump, Talking Rock, Rt. 2.
Fla. Pole Butterbeans, sweeter
more prolific than others, 3 lbs.,
$1; Also Green Pod Okra Seed,
3 lbs., $1; Pure Livsey Water-
melon, $2 lb. Del. in Ga. Mrs.
J. M. Jones, Grayson.
Tender White Half Runner
Garden Beans) 50c cup; Also Dry
Ground Sage, 55c large teacup.
Add postage! Mrs. Minnie
Brown, Ball Ground, Rt, 1.
500 bu. Yelando (high bush)
Soy Beans. Make offer. P. W.
Harrison, Halcyondale.
Hydraulic Ram, made by
Gould, never. used, for sale. S.
C. Waddell, Bremen, Rt. 2.
2H Wagon, and other farm
tools, cheap for cash. A. M.
Phillips, Damascus, Rt. 1.
Large Flat Swee
|muda Onion, 500, |
Del. in Ga. Mrs. I
Fitzgerald. ;
Mtn. 4H
size, 75c doz.; P
doz.; Also clean 1
free of weevils, 3 1
postage., Mrs. Lee Ho
ville; Ried a=
_ Wonderberry,
and Gibson Str
Sage, _Garlic, rse
Black Raspberry, 75c_
postage. Mrs. John
Dahlonega, Rt. J, |
No. 7 Clipper Seed Cleaner,
practically new, reasonable; |
Also one Hand Pea Thrasher,
good cond. J. E. Samples, Hom-
er, Rt
3 Farmall. Cub Tractor, plant-
ing and cultivating equip., tiller
extra, corn planting attachment,
mowing machine, good cond.,
$500. R. H. Newsome, Gibson.
Farm Master Elec. Brooder,
used twice, perfect cond., 46
in canopy top, $15 at my home.
J. J. Johnston, Waynesboro. 4
1938 Farmall F-20 Tractor,
mounted on rubber, burns fuel
oil, good cond., also one 8 disc
harrow, $500. W. L. Banks,
Fairburn, Rt. 1. Ph. 5511.
One extra good, nearly new
Frostproof Salet English Peas,
50c pt.; Also hand picked, wash-
ed Shade Dried Ground Sage,
50c pt. Add postage. Mrs. Gar-
nett Simmons, Baldwin, R&. 1.
Imp. White Half Runner, Old
Time Striped Half Runner, Lit.
tle Pink Peanut or Six Weeks
ft, 2-3 yrs. old, fro
field stock, $3 doz.
Sea Macon, R
One practically new 2H Bag- =
well Wagon complete with body,
cheap. T. A: Darracott, Gaines-
ville, Rt. 1.
One Planet Jr. Garden Trac-
tor, Turning Plow, disc Har-
row, Cultivator, all good cond.,
150. H. F. Snelling,
ranch. e
One 86 HP -GM Diesel Motor
for irrigation system, good
eee L. W. Huff, Milledgeville,
2:
Intl. self propelled combine,
M Tractor, harrow, J. D. 6 disc
ilJer, Intl. 45 hay baler; Ferg.
0 tractor, harrow, tiller, cul-
divator, Cole planters, mower,
; D. rake, J. D. rotary hoe,
o. 27 clipper seed cleaner, all
used 2 yrs. Richard Harvill,
Millen, % Bousa Farm, Tel.
428W.
Automatic Elec. Brooder,
eck, $35 at my home. Mrs.
. M. Westbrooks, Alpharetta,
eae
5
One Elec, Brooder, 100 chick
ap., $25. F. O. Rogers, Waynes-
TO. Rte 1.
30 in. Meadows Corn Mill,
powered by Intl. tractor; ideal
power for irrigation. J. H. Al-
Jen, McRae, Rt. 1:
J. D. 40 in. Standard, Tread,
260 actual hours, $1800; in-
luding tractor, 2 bottom-mold-
oard plow, 14 in. belt, pullley,
8 in. wood saw, starter, lights,
etc. Consider J. D. Model LA
or other standard make small
tractor in trade. W. E, Abee,
naar 2378 Macon Dr., S. E.,
Di. 8190.
Heavy 234 Owensboro Wagon
good as new, $75; Also New
liver No. 10 Turner. 2 mi. N.
Alpharetta. Z. D. Dodd; Alph-
@retta, Rt. 1, Box 164.
Flowery
Dawson, Coleman.
Thornhill IH Wagon, wood ax-
les, bent shafts, original paint
good, with brakes, good set
harness, all $45 at my home or
$50 del. A. J. Willoughby, Waco.
1952 Ford Tractor, only run
140 hrs., never been in the
rain, 4 disc tiller and tandem
harrow, both run only 75 hrs.,
all like new, $1250. No tax. W.
T. Coleman, Jr., Eastman, Rt.
6. Phone 2977.
Allis-Chalmers C Tractor in-
cluding cultivators, planters,
disc harrow, also 2 wheel trail-
er, all good shape~except one
tractor tire. Bargain. A. W.
2 Row Planter with Fertilizer
Hoppers, lift type, for~ Allis-
Chalmers WC tractor, good
shape, reasonable. Charles Bald-
win, Suwanee.
Farmall Cub Tractor with
planters, cultivators, bush and
bog harrow, all good cond.,
$550. Garfield Nimes, Thomas-
ton, Rt. 2.
John Deere H. Tractor, with
almost new power lift, new
magneto and cultivators, good
cond., reasonable. Archie D.
McDaniel, Duluth.
7 ft. pull type mower for
Ford Tractor, used on 10 acres
land, for sale or exch. for ma-
nure spreader, good cond. James
S. Waller, Douglasville, Rt. 1,
Box 352.
I-H Cub. Tractor, planters,
distributors, cultivators , disc
plow, all like new, bargain.
Call any day except Saturday.
preferably. H. R. Entregin, Bre-
men, Rt. 1. ~
Want belt pulley and cut off
wood saw for 1950 Ford tractor,
also field cultivator, pulveriser
and 2-dise plow, prefer nearby.
W.-A. Maddox, Winder, Rt. 4.
SEED AND GRAIN
FOR SALE
Tobacco Seed: Hicks Broad
Leaf, trippled cleaned, tested, 90
pet. germ., $1.25 0z.; $15.00 lb.; 3
Ibs., $35; 402, germ, 85 pot., $1
oz.; $10 lb. 3 Ibs., $25. PP. Earl
Stuckey, Blackshear. -
-Mamoth Russian Sunflower
Seed, large packet, 15c Stamps
or money. Robert Waters, Bruns
wick, Rt. 3, Box 129.
Large size White Multiplying
Onion Sets, $1.35 gal.; Exch, one
gallon for 4 light colored 100 lb.
print sacks alike. Ea. Pay post-
age. No chks. or stamps. Mrs.
Bill Howell, Hahira.
Old Time Shallots (not scul-
lion) greatest multiplyer known,
tender plant now for green
onions in early spring, $1.35 gal.
PP; Large and med colored Run-
ning Butterbeans for eating or
planting, 4 cups, $1.35. PP. Mrs.
Clarence McMillian, Dacula, Rt.
xe
Strfped Cornfield Boan Seed,
50c cup; 3 cups, $1.25. Mrs. H.
W. Summerour, Gainesville, Rt.
2.
Seed of large Crabapple, 15,
10c and stamp. Mrs. M. L. Hen-
W. C. Byington, Newnan, Rt. 3.
derson, Adairsville, Box 52.
Beans, all good, tender, 65c
cup. Mrs. Viola Stover, Ellijay,
Rt. B.
Wiate Wonder English Peas,
75c cup. MO with order; Also
100 bu. White Corn, 1954 crop.
Poulan. J. H.
Culppper, Poulan, Rt. 1. 2204.
$2 bu. 2 mi. N.
Plants, 500, $3; $1 C;
100 plants for fresh
cans (not pecan m
B. S. Wages, Loganv
PLANTS FOR SALE
Catnip, 6 bunch
Lemon Balm, $5 C; $2 doz.;
Lucretia Dewberry, bearing size
plants, $5 C; Sample doz., $2
Good count. Prompt shipment.
Add postage. Mrs. C. M. Robin- |
son, Greenville.
_ Home grown Rabbiteye Blue-
perry Plants, 2 varieties, srtong,
rooted, 6, $2.50; Native Goose-
heavy crop, 6, $2;
$1.25
doz.; Grape, 3-yr. vines, also
male vines $1 ea. Mrs. Maude
berry, bear,
thornless Boipenberry,
Granger, Reidsville.
Blackberry, Dewberry, 75c
doz.; Hazelenut, Raspberry,, $1
Sassafras,
Persimmon, Muscadine Vines, 6,
$1; Chinquapins, $3 doz.; Blue- d
berry, also Garlic Bulbs, 50c doz.
Add postage. Mrs. D. M. Holla-
doz.; Gooseberry,
way, Dahlonega, Rt. 1.
Frostproof Cabbage, Collard,
Onion
Plants, each $1.50 M. Prompt
shipment. W. W. Williams, Quit-
land White Bermuda
man, ;
Multiplying Onion Plants, 35
doz.; 4 doz., $1; Bouquet Pepper
Seed, 25c doz. pods. Add postage
Mrs. Jessie Howard, Albany, 400
S. Cleveland. ~ 2
i ae
apple, Sage Plants,
Grape Vines, May
each 6, $1. Add
Mae Turner, Gi
Hazelnut Bushes.
kleberry Plants,
85c doz.; Yello c
65c doz.; Wild Black
50c. Add postage. Mrs.
Easley, Ellijay, Rt. 3,
Mtn. Huckleberry,
size, 75c doz.; Hazeln
85 ace Red and Y
Sprouts, 8, $1; _
Plants, 65 doz.
Mrs. Manda Hen
Rt. Bice 3at8
- PECANS AND
FRUIT TREES
Crabapple
Hazelnut, ani
Bushes, each
Bushes, 75
ey Fig Sprouts, 3,
Pi box full
Sage to exchange
Keiffer Pear
r Pear and 1
tes Apple Tree. Ea. pay,
fo out-of-state orders,
-Pullins, Goggins, Rt.
Apple and Peach Trees,
Large 2 yr. sizes, 45
ear, Cherry, Plum,
yr. Chestnut, $1.50;
Stuart Pecan, $1.50 ea.
poercied: * M. Webb,
key ee Bushes,
ted, State insp.,
PP. ee M. Moseley,
. Bushes, Mtn. Huc-
bearing size, 85c doz.;
nd Yellow Plum Sprouts,
ree Root Plants, 75c
id postage. Mrs. Homer
ie Ellijay. Rt. 3, Box
enut Behe, 25, $25 Mtn.
Pla
Running Dewberry
$1 doz.; Yellow Roots,
Root Plants, $1 doz.
tage. Mrs. Nancy Hen-
ay RE 32 Box 124.
Muscadine Grape, Crab-
1.50 doz; Red Gold
=el-2). : -Smalt
ir ng Chinquapin Tress, $1
Soa Lemon Balm, |
Se oe ve
Eaton, Dahlonega,
Huckleberry, blooming
doz., 75c; Raspberry, 5,
scadine Vines, 3 ft. 45c
Field Dewberry, 50c
dike Strawberry, $1
Blackberry, bearing
doz. postage.
we, Cumming, igiean
ae 3, =
wa Turkey Figs, Red
nong, all one year old,
sae Pecans, 2-3. tt.,
223 Dunn, Zebulon.
opernong Gite Vines,
Sugar Fig Trees, Pome-
e, 50c. sea, (Mts. 4s R-
d sour Pomegranate,
; Large Purple Figs,
small Oct. Y \
0 ea.; 10 Old Fash-
: and Clingstone
; 2 Walnut Trees, $1;
Pear Sprouts, for
_ Add postage. Mrs.
Shellman.
ffer Set Trees, 6-7 ft.
Whaat Oats, et
FOR SALE
50 ton bigh quality Peanut
Hay, $25 ton gn farm. M. P.
Fox, Dawson, Lee St.
Bright Peanut Hay ae my
Re H. Leverett, Parrot;
35 tons choice Bermude Hay
at my farm. 7 mi. So. Odum.
ee C. Harris, Screven,
te Te
Several ons Alfalfa and
Timothy Hay, $40 ton. Mrs. R.
W. Wingo, Newnan. 5
3% tons bright Runner Peas
nut Hay, $25 at barn. Must sell
at once. S. E. Mayo, Richland,
*phone 46. .
15-20 tons Sericea hay, $30
ton FOB farm. R. E. Fulford,
Wrightsville.
1% ton Peavine hay, cut and}
cured without rain, 24c lb. at}
barn. Curtis Dunham, ae
{| Steep Hollow place.
800 bales Fescue and: Grass
hay, put up in good shape, at
my barn. Letters ans. Troy
Lanier, Rocky Face.
CATTLE FOR SALE
2 reg. Hereford Bulls, horn
and polled, cows with calves,
heifers, many bred, $50-$100
ea. 17 mi. Atlanta. First farm
past river on Campbellton d.
= W. Caldwell, Douglasy-e,
t. 4.
5 reg. Aberdeen-Angus cows,
31-44 mos. old, Bangs, tested
clear and bred back, good blood-
)
lines, Se with each, $275
ea._C. | ery Clbert, Rt.
i
oe each, purebred Jersey
male and female calf, -
come for them. G. W. Williams,
Columbus, Rt. 1, Box 808. phone
3-0101.
Purebred Milking Short Horn
Bull, 2 yrs. old, $250; several
young bulls for sale: Purebred
Beef Type Short. Horn Bull,
White, 2 yrs. old, $200. H. L.
Zellner, Forsyth. (Ph. nite 4251:
Day HVAT.
3 purebred Aberdeen- aiials
Bulls, one 5 yr. old bull by son
of Intl. grand champ EHileenmere
500th., two 9. mos. and 6 mos.
old bull calves. A. W. Hill,
Atlanta, 2925 Nancy Creek Rd.,
NW. Ph. Exc. 2832, or Ve. 9081.
Good Guernsey Cow, milking
with 3rd calf(2 mos old), gentle,
-easy to milk, never goes dry,
$85 for cow only. Mrs. C. F.
Long, Atlaanta, Rt. 2. Ch. 4180
-$20 and)
FARM RM HELP / WANTED
mules; And Ridding | ultivator,
Wagon, other farming tools, all
for sale, or trade for small trac-
tor, He .C.;- Fraser Gainesville,
{Rt 3.
Reg. Hereford, ~ horned type,
highest quality, bulls, $100-$200
ea. Cecil Travis, Riverdale, c/o
Pine Crest Acres. Tel. Fayette-
ville 5581.
3 reg. Guernsey Cows with
young calves. A. N. Tuck.
Thomasville, 129 East Jackson
St.
2 Heifers, also 1 Reg. Palo-
mino Tenn, Walking Mare for
sale. F. E. Ferrell, Marietta,
Rt Se) Windy: Hills-Rd Ph:
Smyrna 5-8344.
2 Reg. Brahma Bulls, 3 1/2
yrs. old, very gentle. To avoid
inbreeding, sell or exch. for
good heifers. Dallas Berger,
The Rock, c/o B. & B. Ranch.
Tel. 3760." s
| Reg. Guernsey Male, 26 mos.
old, dehorned, ringed, sure
breeder, $170 with papers: $165
without. H. W. Thurmond,
Farmington. : :
Purebred Hereford Poll Bull,
30 mos. old:
$125 or trade for another of
equal value;-Also 2 fine Brood
Sows, $75 ea. T. W. Nayson,
LaFayette, Rt. 2, Box 345.
JHR Rolo Dom. Calved July
10, 1948, wt.
all Reg. papers. Sell my place,
17% mi. So. Carrollton, ~J. At
Kent, Franklin. Rt. 2.
HOGS FOR SALE
Large Duroc Jersey Brood
Sow, about 375 lbs., or 400 Ibs.,
life treated for swine plague
and cholera, $65; Also 6 pure-
wbred Cherry Red Duroc Gilts,
6 mos. old, about 145 lbs., avg.,
$35 ea. Dbl. treated H. Ander-
son, Alma, Rt. 4.
OIC Sow, 400-500 lbs. Call
Ca. 2935 after 4 P asst
*1Roolss, College Park; Rt. 3,
Box 227
FARM HELP WANTED
Want good Christian white
work and gardening. Live as
one family. $10 weekly. Mrs.
R. E. Ellington, Fairburn. phone
5911.
air good
e| lanta, 54 Wyman St.,
about 900 Ibs., |
about 1700 Ibs.,
woman to help with light farm)
Want middle aged, unencum-
bered Christian white woman
to live on farm with family of
four and help with flock of
{hens, ofher light farm work,
in.exch. for good home,
salary. Contact. Odis T. Stat-
on, Norcross, Rt. 1. Ph. 3649.
Want farmer to work IH
farm, 50-50 basis at Covington.
| Tractor, 4R house, wired for
| stove, newly decorated. Write.
Mrs. W. H. Squires, Atlanta,
1343 Briarcliff Rd., NE. Ve.
1683.
Want farmer for light 2H
crop on,50-50 basis; 10 acre
cotton allotment: Good tractor
for breaking land. Located De-:
Kalb Co. See or contact me
after 6 PM. B. F. Miller, At-
SE
Want middle age couple (no
children) from country, good,
health, references, for poultry
farm and garden work. Need
Jan. 1, 1955, year around job.
Room, board, salary. Mrs. Hel-
en Street, Atlanta, Rt. 2.
Want sober, reliable truck
farmer, whie or col. Share or
rental basis. 5R, house. Excell-
ent proposition for right man.
References required. Near good,
markets, paved road, good
schools. Ph. day El. 9190; Nite,
Ev. 2278, or write. E. T. Brown,
Avondale Estates, P. O. Box
123.
Want for coming year, ex-
perienced couple or two men
who can do farming, carpentry,
and develop 85 acre North Ga.,
laake site. Transients need not
apply. References exch. Work
to begin at once. Mrs. W. H.
Weir, Atlanta, ey Rupley Dr.,
NE. Ph. Ve. 8447
Want middle age Christian
white woman with no incumber-
ances, to live with me, and do
light farm chores on farm. Pri-
vate room, board, small salary. |
Mrs. A. C. Mobley, Cocord.
POSITIONS WANTED
Want job on chicken farm.
Small house to batch in. Be-
gin work Jan._1, 1955. R. L.
Hartley, Lindale, Rt. a
White, single young man
wants job as wage hand doing
general farm work. Must have
board, laundry, reasonable sel-
ary. Lifetime experience. Ref-
erences. Ben F. McGahee, Sop-
small j
erton, Rt. 3.
Want dairy partmer to fur-
nish land, equipment to raise
feed, and part cattle. Have 31
head milk cows. Must have good
house and location. Will work
on 50-50 basis. Call Robert Tay-
lors phone, or write. C. A.
Antwine, Washington, RFD 4.
Single man wants tracator
farm job for next year. Share
crop or wages, or cattle ranch.
Luther Ross, Barnesville, Rt.
1, % Roy Manley,
~Want crop on day wage basis
with honest man. Hard worker, .
no bad habits. Need 3 or 4R
house, near town (preferably
Bree. Tom Gill, Williamson,
Hie ke
Want job overseeing or care-
taking small farm or estate, Sas
with beef cows, hogs;
feed stuff, on shares or salar
basis. Must have good land,
Raise -{
house, equipment. See at Jack.
son Haw. Store,-or write. Roy
J. Moon, Jackson.
Man, 33 yrs. old, with wife,
2 children, wants tractor farm,
50-50 basis, with laarge peanut
allotment, South Ga. Lifetime
experience. References exchang-
ed. Can furnish self. Henry G.
Wilkes, Jr., Columbus, 2718
Lee St.
Want position as manager of
beef cattle, hogs, pasture) su-
ing, breeding, showing. Prefer
small herd just started build-
ing. Have family. J. Clofflin,
Jesup, P. O. Box 387.
44 yr. old man, wife, 4 chil-
dren, want dairy on 50-50 basis,
about 25 or 35 cows milkifig.
Letters ans. Pr. 8861. John Ren-
ner, Oglethorpe.
3 exp. dairymen with 2 be-
fore and after school heplers
want job on dairy farm. Can
milk 150 cows. E:zp. pipeline or
old type barn. Need good size
house, school bus route. H. E.
Ginn, Savannah, Rt. 4, Box
3-A. -
59 yr, old country raised
Christian) man godo health, no
bad habits, wants truck
tractor job on farm. Can handle
labor. 5 1/2 days weekly, $16.50
weekly, board, laundry. Z. L.
Anderson, Bowdon, Rt. 3.
Single, 57 yr. old man, High
School education, good health,
wants job on farm. Experienc-
ed. State salary including
board, room, laundry. Hubert
W. Padgett, East Point, 213,
So. Main St.
Cattle Prices Paid at Georgia Markets
patio June Apple, | GRADE Thomaston Atlante Athens Rome Atlanta Gainesville
; Grape Vine,| Reg. Polled Milking Shorthorn| ~ 12-13 12-14 12-15 12-15 12-16 12-10
id "soe ea. Mrs. E._B.| putis: One 2 yrs. old, $275; 2, 3
eae. Phone Fay- : aes > | Steers & Heifers : $
mos. old, $65 ea. Top breeding. | Geed 18,00-19.25 -18.75-22.25 18.00-20.00 19.00-20.00 , 4 -
E. E. James, Lawrenceville, RR | Coml. 13.75-17.50 14.00-18.75 -'14.00-16.50 :14.75-16.00 | -14.00-18.00 ~~ 13.75-16.50
ek Walnut ica: 1 yr.|No. 2. Ph. 4413. - Utility 10.50-13.00 11.00-14.00 -10.50-12.50 *11.00-14.50 -11.00-14.00 10.75-13.00
Rev. J. M. Lee, Blairs-} 97 ee Cutters 8.50-10.25 8.50-10.50 8.50-10.25 8.50-10.00 8.50-10.50 8.75-10.50
ame 10 reg. Angus Heifers, good CALVES
bloodlines, reasonable. See. T-) Good & Choice 15.00-18.75 15.00-19.00 15.00-20.00 -16.50-20.50 -15.00-18.50 *15.50-18.75
_M. Henderson, Gillsville, Rt. 1.| Util, & Coml. 10.00-14.50 10.00-14.75 9.75-14.25 10.50-15.50 10.00-15.00 9.50-14.50
_ 9 Steers, 500-700 Ibs:, White | Cows
fe ard Read good: cond at | WIN, 8.50-10.50 8.50-10.50 8.50-10.75 8.50-10.50 8.50-10.50 8.50-10.75 _
market price: One White Bull, |& & 5.00- 8.50 5.00- 8.50 5.50- 9.00 5.50- 8.00 5.50- 8.50 5.00- 8.50
- 50 lb bales Fescue and BULLS
deza Hay, 80c bale at my sic eco eases Ve iat ae Coit 10.50-12.50 10.00-13.00 -10.50-12.75 -10.75-13.00 11.00-13.25
oe ee cee SF re a Cutters -8.00-10.00 -9.00-10.50-8.50-10.00 850-1000 8.75-10.50 8.5 0-10.50
. : Purebred reg. Holstein Bull, STOCKERS
bales Hay, $1 and $1.25|17 mos. old, white and black | Steers & Heifers 10.00-15.75 10.00-19.00 10.00-16.50 -'11.00-18.00 _-11.00-17.30 9.50-15.75
ale. 17 mi, Atlanta, Ist|spotted, perfect color, large | Calves 10,00-14.00 -10.00-17.00 _ 10.00-14.25 10.00-13.00 -10.00-14.25 9.50-12.50
ast River on Campbell-|for age, for sale. George W. Seurcen ok: Intarmanen
R R. W. Caldwell, Dee White, Dalton, 501 East Mor- Federal - State Market News. Service
ris St. Ph. 608-L. 50 Seventh Street, N. E., Atlanta, Ga.
ca Gk No. 1 No. 2 No. 3 No. 4 December 10
eway Craig, Com. ne Dublin 18.25 18.00 17.65 17.85 | Mayers & Morris, Inc. Milan 17.75 17.78 17.50
mber 7 December 13
uel County S/Y, Swainsboro 18.10 17.45 aE: 20 17.00 Bleckley L/S Auct., Cochran 18.05 18.00 17.80 17.50
ff Com. Co., Macon (18.25 18.00 17.60 16.50 Carroll Co. Sales, Carrellton 18.00 17.90
; Becember 14
; 18.40 17.80 Coffee Co. L/S Co., Douglas 17.65 17.54 17.69 16.85
/Y Hawkinsville: $ ~ 17.60 17.10 16.70 15.90 | Troup L/S Sale, LaGrange 18.35 17.00
Hazon bt Lakeland 17.90 S795: = AT25 17.35
= December 15 s
ph ~ < Union $/Y, Albany 17.35 17.47 17.40 17.0
Dublin 18:10. 17:57 17.76 16.96 December 16
17,76 1740 17.60 ~-'17.60 | Farmers L/S AO 17.21. 16.60 16.85
Co., Douglas
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until they had accepted full payment in
silver. for the price. of it: This was be-
* cause God had promisd all of the land
of the Canaaanites to Abraham; there-.
fore, he would not accept any of it as
a gift from the Canaanites.
THE SONS OF GOD AND #&
THE DAUGHTERS OF MEN
Perhaps there were those of that day
who said that God was the Father of all
men and that all men were brothers, even
as they do today, Perhaps they said this
matter of intermarriage should be ap-
proached from a godly viewpoint, but
Noah knew there was no godly way to
violate Gods law. As a consequence of
the nior ~ -lizing of the sons of man with
the daughters of men, they were all
destroyed. Down through the millenni-
ums. evento this day, in every land
where man has mongrelized with men,
man has been destroyed. All you have
to do today to prove this is to look at those
countries where the sons of J apheth have
intermarried with the yellow or black
races and you find a people incapable of
high civilization and of self-government.
THE RACE QUESTION TODAY
We often hear people today talk about
the fatherhood of God and the brother-
hood of men. This is some more of the
foolishness of men and of man. God is
the Creator of men and of man. All are
POSITIONS WANTED
3
POSITIONS WANTED
His creatures. Jesus Christ is the only be-
gotten son of God and only those who are
_ born-again Christians are given power |
to become the sons of God and only | the ae
sons of God are brothers. Sa
We often hear men in high authority
in ecclesiastical government say that the
question of race segregation must be
- approached from a Christian standpoint.
This sounds reasonable and attractive to
the uninformed. Christs kingdom is not
of this world and the
though they are in the world. There is
no Christian way to enroll an unconvert-
ed-man on the church roll and to do so
knowingly is a sin. The only Christian
approach to the race question is for real
Christians to follow in the footsteps of
their Master and to set an example to
the world by themselves obeying the.
laws of God,
Christ said: ee
-
Think not that Iam come to destroy
the law, or the prophets: I am not
come to destroy, but to fulfil.
For verily I say unto you, Till Hea-
ven and earth pass, one jot or one
tittle shall in no wise pass from the
law, till all be fulfilled.
; Matt. 5:17, 18
Racial unt is the law of God. No-
where in Christs teachings can anything
be found teaching otherwise. =
It is true that Jesus said:
- POSITIONS WANTED
embers of the-
-true church are not of this world al-
mixing of the races, because
realizing that the body is the tem
the spirit, would be determin
ee that God had given them.
POSITIONS WANTED
there ig Abbas bond nor ee
nee is neither male nor fem:
but He was parte about eo
jews had their religion; the Gree
many religions; but here ve
were one in Him; and that. is
It is my belief that if only born-
Christians were here today, ther
be no race question, there woul
on to their offspring the same
We know that it is not long
Lords return and we know tha
As the days of Noe were,
also the oe oe ee
bee d
Be not Carved: abou with:
and strange doctrines. For itis:
thing that the heart be sstabli
_ grace; not with meats, whic
pee them that have Deen
therein. :
TOM LINDER-
Commissioner, of t Agri
39 yr. old man, married, six} Want
children, wants job on cattle
Christian man_
wife to take charge of farm.
White man, wife, daughter, |.
wants job on farm tending
and
Doo yr. old whi
farm. Can operate truck, trac-
tor, all farm machinery, com-
bine, hay baler, etc. do re-
pairs. Can administer shots and
medicine to cattle. Satisfactory
references. J. C, Fouts, Dora-
ville, Rt. 2, Spalding Dr.
Honest, sober, 50 yr. old
white man wants work on farm,
Prefer South Ga. A fair car-
penter afd painter. Can care
for livestock, milk cows, ete.
Have built miles of fences. C.
F. Pritchett, Tifton, 1421: Lane
Ave. Ph. 2174.
Want chicken farm on 50-50
basis, 20,000-25,000 . cap.,. or
looking after layers. 5 in fam-
ily, 3 to work. Can move now.
Have to. be moved. . Write, or
See at Candly Dr. Lillie Mae
McKinney, -Gainesville, Rt. 3.
Must be able to do carpentry
repairs and drive truck and
tractor. Nice home, lights, wa-
ter furnished, salary. Apply.
Walter R. Thomas, vents 168
Peachtree St., N. E.
Want 1H Truck or Poultry*
Farm, preferably on share ba-
sis. 7 in family (5 to work),
5. R house, water, wired for
elec. stove. Can finance self.
Good community, near church,
school, mail rt,, on hard sur-
face road. Arnold Loftin, Pow-
der Springs, Rt 1.
Want job on cattle farm, or
other farm work. Can drive
tractor, do rough carpentry,
etc. 45 yrs. old, good health.
References. S. E. Mimes, Mil-
ledgeville, 630 1/2 Ss. Wilkinson
St.
Christmas
forgetting,
the young, the aged, the
Will.
Bless You Every One.
Once again it is my privilege to send you our
very larve Market Bulletin Family greetings at
Christmas time. As we all know, the Christmas Season
is a special time for PRAYER, HOPE, FAITH so,
with Hope inspired by Faith, and with Prayer, lets all
enter heartily into the celebration of Christmas with
our family and with our friends; thankfully counting
the Blessings which are ours FREE CITIZENS in
A GREAT STATE AND A GREAT NATION not
but SHARING with every one, especially
are in need of oe thoughts assistance and Good
To each of you HAPPY CHRISTMAS and God
Elizabeth Hynds.
=.
Greetings
unfortunate, and all who
poultry, driving truck, tractor,
raising vegetables, etc. Reason-
able wage, house, lights, etc.
Move anytime. References if
required. Jess Martin, aa
229 Alexander, Ss. W.
Man and son want job on
farm with house and garden.
Ready to move. 11 in family.
AS Es ee Willacoochee, Rt.
ts 3
White man, 48 yrs. ala with
wife, 4 yr.
Lights, fuel, etc. Ex-
perienced. Geo. R. Hotinetans
Atlanta, 339 Luckie St., N.
c/o Salvation Army Magy
30 yr.
on farm driving:
tractor. Experienced.
truck and
Myself
and wife. Need~ good house, }!
no bad}
George. Collins, /0 Cake
G. Phillips, Lizella, Rt. 1, Box:
67.
elec., water. Sober,
habits.
Experienced farmer
crop for 1955 with good man.
8-in family (on 16 to help).
Need good house in convenient
location. Ready to be moved.
Prefer South Ga. Joe McDon-
ald, Fitzgerald, 504 W. Sultana
Dr.
Want job as caretaker of
farm. Exp. dairy, livestock, and
poultry. Single, 45 yrs.. old,
good health. Fred W. Selby,
Atanta, Rt. 3, Box 561.
Want foreman job on plan-
tation farm. Years of experi-
ence. References. C. P. Tyner,
Macon, 628 Main St.
Experienced farmer and farm
overseer wants job overseeing
large farm. Best of references.
') Walter Graay, Athens, 165 Hill-
crest St.
less suitable for tractor farm- |
chickens,.
old child, wants :
job on farm for wages and |
| house.
old man wants job)
wants
Want large one horse farm
or small 2 horse on 50-50 basis.| honest, sober, good
Experienced. 3 in family. Pre-| wants light farm
fer Ben Hill, Irwin, or Wilcox|farm. Exp
Co, Hozie Smith, aire) kens, h
P. O,.Box 574.. ; pentry,
salary
"Want 100 ae more or
ing. Consider share crop. Ex-
perienced with cows, hogs,
also truck and gen-
eral farming, esp. watermelons, year, Referen ;
Have Ford tractor. Devoe | wife, midd: 2
Smith, Cochran, feb: 3, Box 21.!c..
|iconers: roe yrs
Ready to start
Christmas |
Pm weary of Ghesanay . shopping
. In th tinseled marts of men, .
-For the merchandise is shoddy,
And the spirit of commerce offends,
Tve- scanned the windows and counters,
Of numerous shops and. stores,
Seeking a gift of merit a
A gift you would pride as Yours. so
But with all my seeking and: searchi
Among the material wares, -
Ive found nothing to ease your burdebs
And nothing to lighten your cares.
So Ive turned to a better market,
Where the shopper needs no gold, ah
And the goods, though perfect end priceless
Are never bartered and sold.
They are love and peace and contentmen
And happiness, faith and joy.
These are the gifts I offer
That you cannot lose or destroy.
I urge you share them with others,
For then you will learn their worth |
And the sharing will bring more p
Than anything else on earth.