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Honors At Oconee
';’ Heights School
5 Announced Today
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sAnnouncement of winners of
stholastic honors in the Oconee
Heiehts School was made todav
? Miss Nichols room. The high-
Silk Dr
Large $ Small
Sizes Sizes
MAY SALE OF
BIGGER AND BETTER THAN EVER!
Washable Crepes, Pelka Dots, Flowered Crepes, Georgettes,
Silk Piques, Flat Crepes, Shantungs.
HERE’S THE PLAN:
One SIO.OO Dressfor . . . . . . .SIO.OO
Another Dress of Equal Value . . . $ 1.00
Both Dresses for . . . . . $1 1 .00
200 DRESSES TO GO IN THIS SALE!
There are Plenty of Larger Sizes too; Long Models for the
Taller Women. By far the Greatest Values ever offered and it
will pay you to be here Thursday Morning when the sale opens.
. One Day Only—-Sale Begins Thursday—-8:30 A. M.
: Buy TWO—or One for Yourself and One for Another!
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LESSER’S APPAREL SHOP
278 CLAYTON STREET
“Where Your Dellars Have More Cents”
est general average for the vear
was made by Elizabeth Malcolm,
98.80, Those receiving honorable
mention follow: Jimmie Martin,
Mazel Maleolm, Elsie Langford,
T-rank Gailey, Curtis Spencer,
Louise Almond. The highest av
erage in Bible was reached by
Hazel Malcolm, 100.
Honorable mertion in Bible
Stor enduring hot weatherand learn to enjoy it.
Serve notices on humidity by serving tall, tin
kling tumblersof Tetley Tea—iced.A glass or two
'
of this frosty goodness will take the temper
out of temperature. @ Buy Tetley Tea in pound,
half-pound and quarter-pound packages. There
is no finer tea for iced tea than Tetley.
ICED /7
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were, Jimmie Martin, Elsie Lang
ford, Frank Gailey, Elmer Mal.
colm, Curtis Spencer, Elizabeth
Malcolm, James Arnold, Ernest
Spencer, Louise Almond.
Honorable mention in attend
ance was given to, Jimmie Mar
tin, Elsie Laneford, Hazel Mal
colm, Louise Almond made 100 in
denortment.
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' FUNERAL NOTICES
THOMPSON--The relatives and
friends of Mr. B. M. Thompson,
Mrs. N. B. Thompson, Miss Lil
lian Thompson, Miss Margarete
Tho#ipson, Miss Helen Thomp
gon, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Thomp
son, Mr, snd Mys, Paul L.
Thompson, Mr. Joe A. Thomp
son, Mr. Ralph Thompson and
Mr. and Mrs, P. S. Rice, all of
Athens are invited to attend the
funeral of Mr. B, M. “B” Thomp
ton Thursday morning, May 29,
1980, from the First Baptist at
cleven o’clock. Dr. J. C. Wilkin
son of the First Baptist chutch.i
will officiate. Mr.'J. B. Wil-|
liams, Mr, Glenn Dillard, Mr.
Walley Glenn, Mr. Clayton
Crawford, Mr. Elmer Carithers.
and Mr. Carl N. Chandler will
serve as pallbearers and will
meet at the residence, 539 S.
Jackson Street at 10:15 o’clock.
Interment will be in the Comer,
(ia., cemetery. McDorman-
Brideges. L.
HUDGIN—Mr, Wescom Hudgin
(led at his residence on Wash
ingten street Tuesday morning,
May 27th, 1930, He was 59
vears of age. He is survived by
two sisters, Mrs. Henry Carlton
and Mrs. John Carlton; one
brother, Mr. Thomas Hudgin;
five nephews and one niece also
survive him.- The funeral was
this Wednesday afternoon, May
28, 1980, from MeceDorman-
Bridges chapel at five o’clock.
Dr. E. L. Hill, assisted by Dr.
John D. Mell officiated. Pall
bearers were Mr. Lucien Flatau,
Mr. R. S. Crane, Mr. Geodrge
Crane, Mr. Walter Pope, Mr.
Howell C. Erwin, Mr. H. E. Mat
tin and Mr. D. F. Miller. Intei
ment was in the Ocnoee ceme
tery. MeDorman-Bridges.
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The Georgia State College of!
Agriculture will present the fol-|
lowipng radio program. at 1:30‘
o’clock Thursday afternoon: “How |
I Have Been Benefitted by Voca
tional Training,” by P. W. Chap
man, state director of vgcational
education; ‘‘Relation of Home
Demonstration Production and
Conservation Program to . Child
Development,” by Gertie Reymolds,
gpecialist in nutrition and child de
velopment: “Review of - Poultry
Marketing in Georgia,” by John
Lee Anderson, field agent in mar
keting; music by Hugh L. Hodg
son, head of the music department
of the University of Georgia;
Questions and Answers; and Daily
Crop and Market Information.
D. P. Dameron will lead "the
‘prayer meeting of the Oconee
Street Methodist church tonight.
The mid-week services —of 'fi.le
First Methodist church will begin
at 8:15 o’clock tonight, with Dr.
Lester Rumble in charge. '
The regular monthly council® of
the o/ficers and teachers of. the
Prince Avenue, Baptist = church,
Sunday School, will be held tuni'llt
at 7:00 o'clock.. Supper wil—l':fbe
served promptly. at seveno'eloeky
All offficers. and teachers are nrged
to be présent. . ¥ ast
Regular prayer meeting at:8:00
o'clock. 2 e 1 B
Dr. E. L. Hill led the services
at the First Presbyterian church
this afternoon.
The monthly teachers and W(n'k-1
ers conference of the First Chris-l
tian church will be held tonight.
All teachers and workers of' the
Sunday school are expected to be
present. . ,
| Dr. T. W. Tippett is in charge
of the “prayer meeting at the
Prince Avenue Baptist church.
| A quarterly conference will be
held at the Young Harris Metho
| dist church tonight with Presiding
} Elder J. L. Allgood in charge.
| The mid-week services of the
| West End Baptist church will be
| led by H. C. Orr tonight.
}‘ Dr. N. A. Hemrick will be. in
| charge of the prayer meeting of
the East Athens” Baptist caurch
’!tonight.
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Dr. Andrew M. Soule. president
"ul‘ the Georgia State College of
M Agriculture, J. W. Firor, J. M.
Oliver, and J. Phil Cambpbell, of
the College. are in -Savannah on
business. TheY te:t Athens Monday.
and wil] return Friday.
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’ George Firor and J. L. Anderson
lof the Georgia State College of
| Agriculture, returned from Corne
‘lia today where they had been at
{tending a meeting at the Conso
idated Apple Growers Association
1 since Monday. ;
' Dr. Pope B. Holiday, secx’etal"y‘.
announces that the annual meeting
lo[ the Eighth District A Dental So
ciety will be held in' Athens at
,the Georgian hotel next Tuesday,
June. 3. Election. of eofficers. and
other important business will be
brought wup. i
l Troop 7. Boy Scouts of,Amfiric&
,will meet . Friday night at" %30
o'clock _at its regular headguarters,
~the . First-Methedist. church«it s
announceq by M. He Conwayy
scoutmaster, $ %
THE BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS, GEORGIA.
Mitchell “Driest” ;
Attorney General
» Pickett Declares
(Commuu-n:r:': page ovne.)
enforcement, should be given a
{free hand:
The Wilsen report said prohiti
tion had beena better handled by
Se retary Mellon than it would
have been by 4. Mitchell Palmer,
Harry M. Daugherty, or “The easy
going ‘Sm-gent." all rormer Attor
reys Geneval. xn that connection
Pickett expressed his opinion that
Mitchell was ‘“driest” of them all
The research secretary said an
organization ought to “go slow’” in
opposing cue President.
“Mussolini woulg be happy with
that situation,” Senator Caraway
commented.
Henry Ford Gives
Views on Relief
For Farmers
(Continuea vrcin x':aqe one)
prosperity ?” Mr, Ford was asked.
“President Hoover has done ev
erything anyone could do to bring
about improvement in business and
industry,” he replied. “Everything
President Hoover has advised or
tried to put inte effect has been
sound. He asked industry and
business to keep wages up. He’s
right and he knows what he is
talking about. Wages are too low
everywhere., This country exists
on the pay envelope. That is
where we must begin.”
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‘Meeting of DeMolay
- Changed to Thursday
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The Frank Hardeman Chapter,
Order of DeMolay will meet on
Thursdav night of this week in
stead of Wednesday night. The
Mt. Vernon Lodge of Masons will
confer the Masters Degree to
night, and on Thursday night the
Frank Hardeman Chapter will
have as their guest the members
of the Godfrey de Boullion Com
mande-- Knight Templers as
this body of Masons sponsor the |
DcMolay Chapter. All Knight ‘
Templers and also all other Ma.
sons are invitedWto atterd as this
is to be Masonic night with the
Chapter. !
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COLUMBUS, Ga,—(/P)—Mayor
J. Homer Dimon, City Manager
Heury B. Crawford and City At
torney William Del Worsley went
to Warm Swrings today to attend
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