The bulletin (Augusta, Ga.) 1920-1957, April 23, 1938, Image 9

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APRIL 23, 1938 THE BULLETIN OF THE CATHOLIC LAYMEN’S ASSOCIATION OF GEORGIA NINE BISHOP IS ATLANTA ART MUSEUM GUEST Speaks on Madonna in Art as Painting Is Unveiled (Special to The Bulletin) ATLANTA, Ga—The Most Rev. Gerald P. O'Hara, Bishop of Savan- nah-Atlanta, discussed the Madonna in Art before the High Museum of Art as the famed painting, “Madonna and Chilr” by Christoforo Caselli, re cently presented the museum by Mrs. Samuel Henry Kress, was unveiled April 12. Walter C. Hill, president, of the Atlanta Art Association, open ed the meeting, introducing Lewis P. Skidmore, director of the museum, who gave a short history of the paint ing, who presented J. J. Haverty, K. S. G., who stressed the part that re ligion has played in art. Mr. Hav- ery then presented Bishop O'Hara, the principal speaker. Miss Julia Block unveiled the painting. ATLANTA LAWYERS named to draft city and county legislation in clude Stephens Mitchell and John B. McCallum, members of a commis sion appointed by President John T. Dennis, of the Atlanta Bar Associa tion. Mr. Mitchell is a former presi- J. P. Coyne, Florida, Auto Crash Victim Native of Atlanta Had Been in Jacksonville 20 Years (Special To The Bulletin) ATLANTA, Ga.—J. Prince Coyne, a former resident of Atlanta, his native city, died in Florida earlv in April of injuries sustained in an automobile accident at New Smyrna, Fla. Mr. Coyne was a graduate of Georgia Tech and prior to going to Florida about twenty years ago he was asso ciated with his father, the late Charles M. Coyne, in the electrical business. He was president of the Truck Equip ment Company of Jacksonville at the time of his death. Surviving are his wife, his daughter, Mrs. R. L. Hoper, Jacksonville; his mother, Mrs. Mattie Coyne, three sisters, Mrs. John Buck- ley, Mrs. Clarence Massa and Mrs. James Pickens Taylor, and a brother. Frank M. Coyne. Atlanta. The funeral was held in Jacksonville, with inter ment in Decatur . Cemetery here, the Rev. John A. Emmerth, S. M., officiat ing. dent of the Atlanta Bar Association and Mr. McCallum a former president of the Atlanta Lawyers’ Club- MARIST STUDENTS’ MISSION CRUSADE Atlanta School Hears Ad dresses by Noted Mis sionaries (By W T illiam Burdewald) ATLANTA, Ga.—Intellectual, so cial and spiritual enrichment of life are pirme objects of education. We experience the intellectual side of our development in the manifold studies of the curriculum. Social activities are interwoven in and out of the class rooms, the various organizations and home life of the students. In the midst of all these, we find that students have deep religious convictions and really love to express outwardly their religious belief. Stu dents visit the church, attend their Sunday schools and engage in many reliigOus activities. One of the flourishing activities of Marist is the Marist Students’ Mission Crusade. This society aims to help the va rious missions at home and abroad. The field is great, the workers few, and the material help scarce. The students of this crusade pledge them- -■ives to help bear the burden of spreading the faith at home and in foreign lands. Prayer, sacrifice and almsgiving are the weapons used to combat irreligion. Study and the dissemination of knowledge are posi tive helps to this end. therefore, a special aim is to provide educational material, such as books and magazines as will attract the religious interest of the people. The officers of the crusade are Charles Hopkins, president; Vincent Kane, vice-president; and William Bindewald, secretary-treasurer. Several notable speakers have al ready appeared on the program of this organization. Father Philip Dagneau. S. M., gave a-description of the missions of Georgia and of Idaho. The Rev. Father Le Plante, a mis sionary of the South Sea Islands, spent several days in our midst. Happily for us he had with him moving pictures of his missions in the Fijii Islands. These pictures showed the strange customs of those Islanders, the modes of transporta tion. the teaching of the young and the healing of the sick. The follow ing day Father Le Plante gave a lec ture on these same missions. A third treat was a talk on voca tions by the Rev. William Lonegan, S. M.. director of the Marist mis sionaries in the Uinted States. He urged the students to think of the mission fields when they were map- Mrs. Bertha Goette Is Dead in Atlanta Was Widow of Henry Goette, Formerly of Savannah (Special to The Bulletin) SAVANNAH, Ga.—Mrs. Bertha Johnston Goette, a native of Atlanta and for twenty years previous to her return here fifteen years ago a red- dent of Savannah, died early in April. Mrs. Goette was the widow of Henry Goette, at one time manager of the Savannah City Directory Co. Sur viving are her sister, Mrs. John H. Owen, Atlanta, and several nephews and nieces. The funeral was held from St. Anthony’s Church, the Rev. N. J Quinlan officiating. Interment was in Oakland Cemetery. CANADA’S . National Eucharistic Congress will be held in Quebec on June 22-26. ping their future lives and taking up the study of social guidance. We hope to accomplish much with this crusade, and we welcome all who wish to join with us in this work of social and religious uplift. THE BULLETIN The Only Catholic Newspaper in the South Atlantic States GEORGIA’S SELECT LIST A STATE-WIDE BUYING GUIDE A Classified Business and Service Directory —o— LEADING FIRMS IN THEIR RESPECTIVE LINES Those Who Desire the Good Will and Patronage of Bulletin Readers THE BULLETIN—Issued Monthly “To Bring About a Friendlier Feeling Among Citizens, Irrespective of Creed” AIR CONDITIONING S. DONALD FORSTON CO. CARRIER AIR CONDITIONING Williamson warm air furnaces Estate Heatrolas Combustioneer stokers 1553 Broad Street. Phone 653 Augusta. Ga. AUTO DEALERS NICHOLSON-BU1CK CO.. INC. CADILLAC-LaSALLE Buick — Pontiac — General Motors Trucks SALES-SERV1CE 627 Broad Street Augusta. Ga. IVY MOTOR COMPANY Dodge-Plymouth Sales and Service 519 Broad St.. Augusta. Ga. —and— Hayne Avenue Aiken. S C. AUTO BODY WORKS DeLUX PAINT AND BODY SHOP J M .PONDER. Prop Auto Paintins and Body Repairing, Radiators Repaired 912 Reynolds St. Augusta, Ga. AUTO PAINTING BODY WORK D E. MULCAY CUSTOM AUTO PAINTING “A Classic Job” is our motto Cor. 15th and Broad Sts.. Augusta. Ga. AUTO TRAILERS AND BODIES Phone 4333-J Aueusta. Ga. AUGUSTA BODY REPAIR SHOP BODY WORK OF ALL KINDS House Trailers Built H. P. HALL. Prop 2153 Miliedgeville Rd BAKERIES BAMBY Breads. Cakes and Pasteries CENTRAL GEORGIA BAKING CO. Phone 4000 216 Cotton Ave. Macon. Ga CONTRACTORS DAN J. SHEEHAN COMPANY TILE. MARBLE. TERRAZZO Store Front Specialists Plate. Art Window Glass Glazing Paints Varnishes Painting Savannah. Ga 150 Whitaker St. PHOTOGRAPERS SHEEHAN STUDIO Portraits and Commercial Photography 722 Broad Street. Fbone 1762 Augusta. Georgia SIGN PAINTING SIGN PAINTING ODOM SIGN SERVICE G. W. ODOM. Phone 3793 Commercial and Raised Letter Signs 844 Reynolds St.. Augusta. Ga. DRINKING WATER BOTTLF.n DRINKING WATER ALWAVC DRINK FLOWING WELLS WATER ”lt’= P»rit” !« Your e.curitv” FLOWING WELLS WATER CO Phone 124 Aueusta. Ga CREAMERIES and DAIRIES FARMERS CO-OPERATIVE CREAMERY 15th St and Miliedgeville Road Phone 8 Augusta Ga AUGUSTA DAIRIES INC. Taste-Rite Ice Cream" Pasteurized Milk and Cream 1801 Central Ave P'-’ac! 7832-7833 Augusta. Ga BARBER SHOPS O. K. BARBER SHOP A. B Miller. Owner ano Manager 222 Eighth Street Always clean. Good Service Phone 1151 Augusta. Ga BUILDING MATERIAL HOWARD LUMBER COMPANY All Kinds Lone and Short Leaf Lumber and Building Material -PllCW 260. 1200 Miliedgeville Rd Augusta Gi ■ - — WOODWARD CLIMBER COMPANY _ Manufacturers of Sash—Doors—Blinds—Interior Trim Phones 1162-1163 Roberts and Dugas Streets Augusta. Georgia FURNITURE UPHOLSTERING BYRD’S FURNITURE upholstering shop Awnings. Refinishing. Caning Work. Repairing 20 years in Augusta. Located on and after July 1st 709 Ellis Street Phone 1245 CLOTHING FARR’S 833 Broad. Augusta. Ga. Clothing. Hats. Furnishings. Correct in style and price—By "Farr” the best COAL and ICE AUGUSTA ICE AND COAL COMPANY 100% HOME INDUSTRY Allbum Coal Crystal Clear Ice Phone 145 Augusta. Ga. JOHN \V. BURKE COAL CO Quality Coal and Coke 1423 Reynolds St Augusta. Ga. Phone 272 HOWDEN COAL & OIL CO. Phone 4148 Savannah. Georgia COAL. FUEL OILS. SHELL GASOUNE Fred J. Howden Frank D Howden Hert Spellman Cosgrove SIKES COAL & WOOD CO. “Our Coal and Coke Are Crazy 1498 Wrightsboro Road Phone 4123 Augusta. Ga. LUCERNE JERSFY FARM Famous for Purity Keeping everlastingly at it brings success MILK CREAM BUTTERMILK Call 6867 A E Rosel Proprietor Washington Road Augusta. Ga CEMETERIES tVESTOVFR MEMORIAL PARK Perpetual Care “Augusta’s Garden of Memories” DENTIST OR GRIFFIN’S SAVANNAH DENTAl OFFICE 30 West Broughton Street Phone 2-1781 High Class Dental Work at reason- ^ _ able prices ELECVR1CAL REFAl?* J. W. WILSON Electrical Repair Shop Motors ar.d electrical equipment repaired Motor Rewinding 23 Wall Stret. Macon. Ga Phone 373 “united electric service~co. Motor Rewinding Motor Repairs Electrical Contracting 220 12th Street Augusta. Ga Phone 3677 FLORISTS Flowers for AH Occasions McKEOWN’S FLORISTS 125 Ellis Street Phone 3837 Augusta. Ga. STULB’S NURSERY "Augusta’s Leading Florist” 302 Calhoun St. Phone 549 Augusta. Georgia Bonded “F. T. D.” Member. FURNITURE DEALERS ALEX B. EDELBLUT FURNITURE CO The Store of Quality and Originality Modem Furniture. Reproductions. Antiques. Fabrics. Rugs. Imported Brassware. Phone 227 821 Broad Street. Augusta, Ga. STERCHI’S The South's Largest Home Furnishers Cherry at Broadway Macon. Ga, TO OUR READERS We ask our readers to note carefully the names of the retailers, wholesalers, manufacturers, business and professional men whose firm names appear in this directory. They have thus indicated the value they set on Catholic patronage and their willingness to so licit your business through our columns. Investigation has demon strated to us that these firms have a reputation for fair dealing and general reliability. When patronizing them please mention The Catho lic Bulletin. FOOD PRODUCTS COASTAL COFFEE COMPANY Savanah Ga Dependable merchandise COASTAL SUPREME COFFEE in vacuum iars. tins and packages Also LIVE OAK and Sea Gull coffees and teas Castleberry’s Food Co., Inc. Canned Meats Augusta. Ga. REAL BARGAINS Unredeemed Shotguns, Remingtons— Winchesters. L C Smith, etc.. $5 up CITIZENS LOAN ASS’N., 195 Mitchell St.. Atlanta, Ga. OPTOMETRISTS DR. HENRY J. GODIN Sight Specialist •56 Broad St. Augusta, Ga. BICYCLES. MOTORCYCLES R. L. SUMERAU & SON, Est. 1905 1248 Broad Street. Augusta. Ga. Distributor of Columbia and Semi nole Bicycles Harley-Davidson Mo torcycles PennzoiJ Automobile Oil HOTELS and CAFES HOME FOLKS CIGAR STORE SODA LUNCHES NEWSTAND * BILLIARD PARLOR Phones 375 9194 9482 754 Broad St Augusta Ga LAUNDRIES and CLEANERS STARK-EMPIRE Augusta Ga LAUNDRY CLEANING DYEING Phone 1811 LEE BLUM Owner FREE BROS. DRY CLEANING CO. Cleaners and Dvers Phone 2-3125 “Our Cleaning Art Keeps Ward robes Smart” Savannah Ga Fine rrnalitv iaundrv serving NEW LUSTER wrv cleaning Shampoo orocess rug cleaning Phone 3-1121 1160 Wheaton St “Quality chows tn New Wav clothes’* FUNERAL DIRECTORS HENDERSON BROTHERS Funeral Directors-Embalmers 220 Drayton Street Comer Hull Phones .8139-813.0 Amublance Service Savannah Ga DRUG STORES THE HILL PHARMACY. INC. Reliable Druggists 1432 Monte Sano Ave. Augusta. Ga. Phone 6461 GAS—OIL—SERVICE 80 A RDM AN OIL COMPANY Augusta Georgia Koolmotor—Cities. Service Gasoline Goodyear f\T?s . _ .. OIL AND SERVICE V ~ . SIMONS OIL COMPANY “A Good Place Ao Trade” 544 Broad ‘Street Phone 3076 Augusta. Ga Oils for All Kinds of Motors Cheaper—See us TIRE AND RUBBER CO. DUNLOP TIRE & RUBBER CO. B M RHODES. Mgr Dunlop holds the world’s record for Safety and Endurance Phone 4177 529 Broad Street Augusta Ga. GARAGES SUPREME STORAGE GARAGE Washing—Polishing—Lubricating It Pays to Park Indoors Phone 9300 451 Second St OXLEY BROS Prop Macon. Georga Phone 4400 MASTER AUTO SERVICE “Your Service Garage— Sooner or Later” 944 Ellis St.. Augusta. Ga. TERMITE CONTROL BRUCE TERMINIX COMPANY 109 Ponce De Leon Ave.. N E.. Telephone Walnut 3131. Atlanta. Ga. FREE INSPECTIONS All Work Guaranteed and Bonded I *UNDRE«« *ND rLEANFR*' H. & S —THE CLEAN CLEARNERS The answer to all vour Cleaning troubles—Phone 55*2 1282 Broad St Augusta. Ga. MATTRESSES IVtPADERS MATTRESS COMPANY Manufacturers of all grades of Mattresses and Pillows Rear 425 Arch Street Macon Ga Phone 5136 Phone 2287 One Day Service RICHMOND MATTRESS RENOVATING COMPANY Mattresses Made to Order. Repaired and Renovated We call 'or and deliver J M MITCHUM Mgr Miliedgeville Road Augusta. Ga. MEMORIALS S R. KELLY & SON Dealer? in Marble and Granite -» ^M.emortals Phone 2129 Estimates shear.w*Hv given Ninth and Fenwick S^ - Augusta. Ga Established 1907 Phone S5T\-3-2^>TT Oglethorpe Marble & Granite Co Monuments Coping Etc M J Little Manager Cor E Broad and Waldburg Sts.. Savannah Ga C. F KOHLRUSS Marble and Granite Monuments and Statuary Headstones. Copings Iron fencing a specialty Est 1888 Cor Washington and Ellis Streets Phone 2386 Augusta. Ga THE BULLETIN The Official Organ of the Catholic Laymen’s Association of Georgia 815-816 Lamar Bldg. Augusta. Georgia HATS P. F. SHERON & CO. 1016 Broad' St.. Augusta. Ga. HATS FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY We carry more hats than any store in Augusta and sell them cheaper PRINTING and ENGRAVING THE COMMERCIAL PRINTING CO. Manufacturers of Modem Printing Color Work A Specialty 747 Ellis St Phone 862 Augusta. Ga. PRINTING Quick Service—Reasonable Prices We soecialize In Mail Orders WALTON PRINTING CO Phone 3347 117 Eighth St Augusta. Ga PLUMBERS ACME PLUMBING CO Plumbing and Heating “Repair Work a Specialty Ed. J Ciucevich Bus ohone 7930 340 Lincoln St Savannah. Ga. HERMAN OELLERICH Plumbing & Heating Installation and Repairs 305 Ninth Street » Phone 3401 Augusta. Georgia PUBLIC UTILITIES Light—Heat—Power — Transportati®* SAVANNNAH ELECTRIC AND POWER COMPANY H C Foss. President REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE SHERMAN AND IIEMSTREET. INC. REALTORS INSURANCE 133 Eighth Street Augusta. Georgia JOHN L. ARMSTRONG INSURANCE SERVICE Telephone 698 Augusta, Ga. ROOFING AUGUSTA ROOFING & METAL WORKS Incorporated Everythin e :n Roofing and Sheet Metal Work Warm Air Heating 623-625 Reynolds St Phone 4172 Augusta Ga DAVID SLUSKY & SON Asphalt, and Metal Shingle? Tin and Galvanized Roofing Valspar Paints Hardware Builders Supplies Dependable Quality Low Price Augusta. Ga GFORG1A ROOFING & SUPPLY CO. Roofing Contractors & Distributors Barrett EVFRLOX Shingles. Macon. Georgia Albert E ‘Kelly” Sheridan. Mgr. SEA FOOD DEALERS EAT MORE SEA FOOD Get ♦he oest Phone 1666 ARMSTRONG SEA FOOD Y1ARKET 1521 Walton Way Augusta. Ga Augusta Ga THE MACON FISH & OYSTER CO. “Macon’®* Leading Fish and Ovster House' • ’*'* .Second St Macon. Ga. FARM MACHINERY AND HARDWARE - WIRTZ & HERNLEN Manufacturers and Dealers Farm Machinery and Repairs We Specialize m Obsolete Repairs and Repairing 1767 Miliedgeville Rd Established 1904 Shop and Warehouse Phene 1887 Broad St Store Phone 3604 Augusta. Ga LOMAX STUDIO Management of Cranshaw & Hightower We specialize in childrne’s portraits 38*2 Whitehall St. Jackson 1379 Atlanta. Ga. StWSJES SAXON-CULLUM SHOE Co. t»> Always Bu^v QUALITY FOOTWEAR 864 and 866 Brqad Street Augusta Ga THE MACON SHOE COMPANY Fhe Store Where Quualitv Counts 361 Third St. Macon Ga f SHOE REPAIRING SHOE REPAIRING “THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR QUALITY” DANIEL’S SHOE REPAIRING 831 Broad Phone 141 Augusta. Ga. PHONE 4371 UNION SHOE SHOP Hillman B Tanner Prop Work calleo fpr and delivered 456 Cotton Avenue Macon. Ga. OFFICE SUPPLIES MURPHY STATIONEBY~CoT 720 Broad Street Augusta Georgia