The Banner-herald. (Athens, Ga.) 1923-1933, May 16, 1927, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TexttHU^NB^ERAt^kJnWg i ^EOISCIA i page fits Airplane Flight WANT AD RATES 2 Cents a Word Minimum charge of 40 cenfa. $1.00 for three insertions. Seven tinea for the price of fire fa- Mrtionz. ' . All diacontinnancM MUST he mad* in person at the Baa- ntr-H.rald Office or bp letter, telephone discontinuances ere WANT AD 75 '* PHONE 19 BANNER-HERALD WANT PERFORMS HERE AGAIN STOCK QUOTATIONS LOST—Sitall, black leather note book, containing: radeicnl not* a. Reward. Phone 1877 or 694-W. Blttf Received Over Leased Wire of Citizens &.Southern Banl LOST^-A pair tortoise shell glass es. -Return to 624 Prince Ave nue. Reward. rt!8p Opening High < Low 14144' ui% ii’o’i jAiwHcan International Cnrp. T*\. .! rh. n>i.<i ■ •• I a:t il;-|| L-...;.i.'Kiv }American Sm??tii;fr and Refg. Cl. i At'-hi -sti. Tap. an. i S- Fv liy.... . . i VI Mail* f.'ust I. ;, o RsiJv .iy ... Am i iv-an Sui'.-r lltaJdwln Locomotive Work#*.. ... 53i. ‘ 111W 148% 179*4 lfiUM: iOVEY TO LOAN oh tint teal estate mortgage. Phone 817* or 1896. -ml6p (By Mary Bond Palmer) Student in Henry W. Grady School of Journallem "Would l go up' In a plane again?"' •‘Yc*,.aml next tlme : I want to Ko up higher and stay longer.’* The experience of. an aeroplane fight came at about G.tO o’clock when the writer accompanied Mr. Ben. T. Epps of thla city in a flight. We spent nearly 3(> minutes in the air. completely circling the city and nptklng several dipo. and an "szcoVn" or nose dive. iHUherto the thought of an aero plane ride placed me Into n mood of curiosity and dread, an* f#t my Imagination could net MM bock the thrill. Wssrs Heavy Coat **— Flying field, from New View Of Mar Association With Given By W TWO SPECIAL articles in Hay issoi^hf Ladles Home Journal- Music Lovers—(From the Blums to Grand Opera. Christianity In A«te Today. Call 1384-W and one will be delivered at your home! j'. mI6p New York Central Railroad ., Chesapeake and Ohio il. U. .. IIio Cuban Company Colorado 1*'. and 1r. ...... . tom Products Rcfg. .. - Tr*« •\ •.' T l it. <l (las .. .. .. . Crucible Chrysler Corporation .. .. v. Podge Brother* l’/d. Dodge Brothers Famous Player# .. .. .• • < i.rrural JiKclrt. ilcij'cral Motors Great Hdranb Goodrich Rubber Coca«Cotfi .. .. rKennecott Copper .. .. .. .. Louisville and Nashville R. R. Loew’s Inc. .. Mach Track . .. .... .. Marland-Uil i;y fei. ., .... .. Montgomery-Want .. .. •• •» North American Company Nash Motors .. .. .. ,. .» 4 . Northern PaciH» .. .. .. .. i, Willys-Overland ... • .. Phillips Petroleum .. Pan-American Oil .. .. .. Pullman Company .. Jhad'/ig Coni).aiiy •T.‘Mu ynol.ln Tobacco, R. J. .. ard Air Line, common .. "There, never' was a "1 !twe.an father and,, son la '’Uttar mat more :e pre/erred. 11 to k Stone at Strand sy at 8 p. m. mlGp THB ’VETERINARY DIVISION Georgia State College of Agriculture Will Respond to Calls for VETERINARY SERVICE A moderate charge will be made. Phone 757-J. Athens, Ga. m3c showing FOR RENT-Four tent, No. 756 Han- * venue, 814.00 a month. tor- » mlfif*. 115% 113% l»l' iHVi 04 'is 64 1 m!6o. YOUNG AND BAUER Expert Pruning, Trimming And Spraying Shade Tran , . and Shrubbery. Phone 108$ : : Athena, Go. P» ntnSrtf. rbj hb* Tlie Epps which we aseeitded, is three miles east of Athena on the Lexington rood. I doored a leather coat, gog gles and a helmet and climbed Into the machine. Then we-were off! We gilded along the field and before I was aware «t4T we were dying. Up- Way up, we rose! The steadi ness and smoothness < f the machine In still an amazement to me. Finally. I ventured to look over the* side, down upon the et.y. The feeling I experienced ivas r,;t.nt uli the sea sick or the ui sick tonsatI.cn I had expected: plainly IfmFi cmfw cmfw cmfwy c The Agricultural campus stood out the Souiliern Mutual Building were also noted at »>flaace. The various churche* were recognized and in the reslUejli.il UiK.r.ct ths home of MV. and Mrs. Jnms# White and the Wo men’s club were prominent. 'A noticeable fertore, of ihe view on the whole,, was that (no sees iw hills. Tho city appeared to be n spacious plane. Describe* s Stunt - , While I was still marvelling at the meals, reasonable at 184 Prince Ave- DOG COLLARS at I. Co., 179 North rraL ...mite Vance S. Sorrough DRY CLEANING TAILORING DYEING Qnllty Work—quick Service Phone 9148 SALE — Standard B-tr olio,. complete with Bilk 'luminntcr and loud .peak ,'f price for caih. Addr. ’ SALE—High grade six cyt- l 4cr roadster, in A-l condition. . '.Mixe cord tires, and many ' trss. Cheep for cash. P. O. ox 1084.m!7p WHERE THS SICK GO TO GET WELL ALBERT H. TIMM PALMES CHIROPRACTOR Athens’ Only Drugleu Pragitloner. Chiropractic Bamorra the Cause of Disaas,. 1)4-54 . US 93H »3% 47*4 47(4 47(4 47(4 02'. 02(4 00(4 BOV, Ml 90 99 99 170(4 170 169(4 109(4 Id an .1st. H SALE—Plant Dahlias now. puanL r limited supply of all ths splen- ;>cXs with. 4 variticcs I grew last year. |.m tho V*nty . for delivery with direc- “—' ss for growing them. All n.laDtl varieties, labeled, and fjry tuber guaranteed to grow, ice Hat on appliction. Jlortiii tthenod. 'itad loynlty ;rci:t to Uavo wm- MS lh Which to place, “.sold -TUr. Grubb/ i' Who' ha* accotnplhih - : ; worth’d lie - h« had I It whi/i t . twpvT. 1m.4 iT” power of nccomp. ] If entered Ibther, Dr USE *OF WORDS SUBJECT AT EPI8COPAL CHURCH By Mildred Miacally (Student In Henry W. Grady School of Journalism) “Tho Misuse ol tta-jpbwefN .UviOrVls-eetsswiry tp the di’Tflnr niiM of our charnr. ter; it Is necessary'to our best ~*ork,” tho minliter declared. Con. tinufng. *In thl# age our rotless spirit Is a characteri»tlc.“ According to Dr. King there la a type of people who drlvo them- which Dy-A* .G. Rlcharda. rlctor bf Emmanuel Episcopal church, delivered' his sermon Sunday morning. Dr. Richards took his text from Mat Hew 12:30-37: ’’But l say unto you, that every idle word that men shall"speak, they shall g ount thereof in the day of , t. FOr {>y thy words thou 1 » condemned.” He went j y .that the right oae of the r »<pe«cli was of supreme ice, as this power Is man’s greatest power. “Tbo power qf speech." said the rector.** Is that which distinguish, ps man from animals and Its use determines the value of a man." He continued by saying that yeo. pie speak as if words Ware of-flt- tlo Importance but shomad that the heavens were hunt hv 4fce words fo God. Ho added thatgho words of man also have ko*s creative ability and make either good or bad contributions to tte world. "Facli word thnt cscapei our lips." said Dr. niclmrds. n zoes oO for ever. Tho habit of coding evld good tho I/ord has bragied aa an unpardonable sin.” Next be snoke of tho um of ldl< words and divided theta Into two Classes: the unkind words that It over do anyone any goal, and thf discontented words Uftt come from the fact 'that a Iflvson haa 1 not learned the duty A joy of IhsnkftilmsH. | X. Finally Dr. Richards afited. * We “Please Give "Me 9H7 ^ Urge N/.w Session. fCoullnofd from pil/owj . JOHN F. CLARK A CO. 208 Shackelford Rallding Phone 1748 H. G. COOPER Maagtf. A Mitchell's bridge paved MM 6 room house, plnttr- find iminted, that would coat 90.60 to btdMl 1 good barns, , tn house and other build- ; plenty of wood; Rood bold <rh: All for $l.r,00.00 rash. ). Campbell, 629 Southern “Com. end ggt my daddy*. •ult and my Richard F. Harri* ew yoSk'liVe^ins. co. Innrrasing DlnbiUty and Double Indemnity. • M 228, 314 Sou. Mutual' Bldi id-lves to' breakdown In health be- < [pause of mabltlon and ro.tle.s- , m ss. 'There am he no net , where there 1. eelflihOMs, where I stlnKlues. has become morbid nud n disease," he Mid. Another type bd menttonod ere tboeo who hurt toachlnns of .plrlt. Tlili type 1» always looking for lomcono to hurt their feelings, "It I. an In. evitable law "of nature to have uu- ee«t Where there I* wounded enn. tty. end idleness, and disappointed ambitions. Ileal rest 1. that which comes from meekness, hu- ' mlllfy and unselflshneM." ho coo- Phone 1846 or Winterville High School Awarded High Certificate them.” w. H / CLASSIC DRY CLEANING AND HAT CLEANING SHOP *D. G. ANDERSON A CO REALTORS f*L ESTATE __ ’ FIRE INSURANCE < . LIFE INSURANCE , BONDS OF ALL KINDS LOANS. STRAIGHT AND MONTHLY REPAYMENT. ’ PROMPT SERVICE. teontln.od from Page one.> mtmtui tlvltlo. of the tcnchm-; and the Iff. . formation given to the community about the prdJJtM pf the Work, To Mcdre thl, reeonl of depart. I menu each school la tt. state etas scored twice during the year, hyj the .rate snpcrrtMfa of agrical. I tural dueatlon once In tho-fallj and again during the nprtns month.. * A* evidence of the outstanding [ work,of the,a tnchen the Ueor. nlu State, Board for Vocational Btlttcutlon will presont each of them with a certificate "of merit I Indicating that their department has been claiBed as aupsrlor.for -the school Air of 1S2S-27. Dr. Andrew <8. Soule, Pnsld4ttr{ of lie Georgia Stale College of I Agriculture, In rceogultiotf of the, meritorious work of thees men. *, most of whom are graduates of *ue )i college,, will prr it each of that It ecbooU as » r > —'.ite , banner. I The prcMutetlcu / "irso swards * I win M made et eummupity meet, t lug* » number of which Dr. coals ] REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 2 beautiful lot* MUleilge Ave. 2 Iota on Oakland Avenue. 2 lota on DuBose Avenue. 25 Iota IJljivereity Drive, Hemp- ton Co lit and Nicholson St. 10 lots on Wynburn Avenuo. All reasonably priced- terms to ault jjurcnaeer. Albert E. Davison 'HICAGO GRAIN Open Clou* J\ StJdCOt ‘.the i.filnwinor •H ace I received the r i-■•«»!. t piid not intCK.l to call a » Btoti of congress, th» i UiE. i f Iuo<l MN increase P. H. DURDEN FAITH 18 URGED CHRISTIAN CHURCH By Ramon C. Batts * (Student In Henry W. Grady . School of Journalism) •- **Ood*a Power ’ onto Salvation’ »vas tin nuOJerl of (he oirmon de. llvcrcd at the . First Chrlrtiat) Railroad Schedules lint la and From South and West (RIVE DEPART * Atlanta *7tJ6 am AtlanU-B'ham Memphis 2:45 pm Atlanta 6:15 pm tl’tn-B’ham 6:24 am am North and East church Sunday morning by Kov^f Stanley R. Grubb. The text of the ; Httrinuu pee taken from the Htli ] veree of the tir.,l elmptei of llo. mane: "r’or I am not eehamed of the gospel of Christ, for It Is llte ,./, f:45 pm 7:66 pm. , 11:19 pm ‘ ,To end. ***-’— -• la»S- New York-Weah. : ■ v , 1:45 pm . Bleh.-N'flk 11:19 pm ,7 |:16 pm Monroe-Hem. 10:00 am GEORGIA RAILROAD * ARRIVE depart .1 7:10 pm Augusta.Atl’ts 8:10.nu , 12:15 pm Augusts-Atl’U 2:26 pm “e GA1NBSV1LI.E MIDLAND BY. ,k< jEdulea Effective Jan. 2, 1927. a—No. 2 leaves Athene for Gsluci- vlUc, 8:10 a. m. ( a—No. 12 leaves Athens for Caln- esville, 11:15 a. m. a—No. 11'arrive. Atben. from . Geln.sville, 10:32 n. m. - I—No. 1 arrives Athens from Will grow to he • large ono If. you dwi’t heya It repaired- ATHENS /TIRE SERVICE 14$ W. Clayton Street Phone 916 Iwwer of God unto ealvatlon to every one that betleveth; to the Jew first, and also to ,!h» Greek.* "J feel that tpe church Is not'ec. eompllehlng nearly so much is It iFinedo (Coelioucd ir,m ge fiL rould be thi}. Evil.. said the (actor. “And Ode reason for this failure la because of the SolUcorted faltli (hat Its people have. Faith seems e sim ple matter, but when one begins to llv« tho |lfo of fajth, It be comes u very profound thin - i you ready believe In Him. In HIs teaching*, and believe thnt Hie way of living b best, then you muit strive to live As Ho has comr mended or your sn-celled faith If not really faltit JTter all." Rev. Grubb dted the atory of Paul er an example of perfect faith. He showed that although Paul woe a Jew, brought up In an utmoepherc of Greek learning, taught, by cop Of th. graeUaf teacher, of Me day,’still religion m: the 'oubtaodldg (Mug In hi. EsKfiKlH. iM aU the culture bf thr Greek and Roman world tru not sufficient to tek. ■ ml of his mind and 'mart hb ra ndom-lie remained a Joy In hb 1- liglou. He would go mMjr-Jnt , tltient aviator. fouudlund and (he noi Ivlev Ihla woek. lie Flnedo plana to treat on Wedneixhiy a Trebajacy, NewfoohdU IS METHODISTTHEM1 ' i FUR HOME OWNERS AND HOUSE. KEEPERS WHO NEED paint A Complete Line of the Best Paint, for Every Purpose. Dorn Enamel, and Tranif.m. T. J. SCOTT PAINT A GLASS COMPAN' I.l , KC V»(S l n “For "tlA- pr vent .tot think .Owl until vis a. that n apcelal temlon of-c/n -:: ■ ’ ttal vtamlurd tin is'odvieutilL A'commission of tin hlshmrt tti-euud fhort Mpcri. ’ir -d 4xp.rU of -h. Upltcd Mat .Imuld .. c , be promptly appointed by th: Frta- M**» Snyder (dent with Plenary; authority t„! Gray Pass If determine‘and rccommcmT to con-; ISfS - (CeaHnMdJr, amount of money ehould be appro- whom she »«« |l tap'd t - ■ ■ . mill aim ing aa the event to; tltxexmm. vvbal amount, of, ,1-m with Grut money may appoor at that timet tm their tlltcii -ht to bo ncc eory, exclusive-of whet: e ,t by has been contributed by the people i * . n /’wt to relieve tie suffering of the vie. Urns of tide utuyraed.r.ted disus- Search’ Was dirccttyjout For Docum X—Daily. x—Daily except Sunday-. Scheduler Nos. 1 and 2 covered WHAT TO P^ANT IN MAY-y ) GARDEN—Snap Bear v (.very two wert. throoifh summer), Uma Brans. Squash, Ciy*a*«». Spinach, Colloids, Cabbage, Carrots, Pepper, Tomato, Radish, DUI. Pumpkins,'Watermelons, Cantaloupe, Cera, Pole and Cornfield Brans, Oalon AMs, White and Crowder Poos: Tomato, Pepper, Onion and CdMmi* PUnta. ‘ FIELD—Corn. Cotton, Pens, Boy Brass, Velvet,Ewe. Sudan Gnus, Cattail Millet. Brawn Top Millet, Cane Brad, Mnug Bent, Pasture Grasses, Stock Betti, Cornfield Brans, Writ I Peas, Lima Beans. Pop Corn, Watermelons, Cantaloupes, [Pumpkins, Kaffir Corn. . present TRAINS depart for Macon 7:40 a. m. • 4:45 p. m. . rrive from Macon 12:10 p. tm, 9:30 p. m. O. BEELAND, C. A. Phone 640 0. BOLTON, Agt, Phone 1661 i ((*,intin,led to b* rid of. Ita OgmtITt tjl.ie.u', novVraZm 1 PROUD MOTHER: Do ■ you j g5gj!l9 know, only ye*t«day baby ttnv;2ii7“ .i.ggt, ad herrWhra out of ths nurs*ry ,, f/ j window. fin Hia MsJeatv'a serv FATUOUS -VIBffOR: By Jov* : a 'document Rather a tiro kef of tack eho wtm. thorlied peieuna wer n’t wenriu' them at the time-1 be attemptin'- tn ..I Wh«!—Huniorlet.' of." H. L. COFER & COMPANY MILLER, Cor Ml •till He linka himaelf with humil ity. “Along with Cbriet'a meek, neea of spirit, there 41 aa angry Indigestion for wrong. A weak, ness of moral character la Indi liiten by fallnr.. to become right READ ■HERALD f ADS. (,

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The Banner-herald. (Athens, Ga.) 1923-1933, May 16, 1927, Image 5