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About The Banner-herald. (Athens, Ga.) 1923-1933 | View Entire Issue (April 4, 1933)
‘UESDAY' APRIL 4, 1933 av, APRIL Th o RNEUS COLUMN o EVerveony ) jram o E estation I'ro ed by G ) University ol 1 it the Ing Business night a 7:39 [ G .;l g rr rides street L newspapel paper offices iter employes while not on i mty Policeman ' ot solving real L vorks jig-saw r boys come to ections of the . they Tall_ for irls. On the ; Sunday atternoon ——————— FUNERAL NOTICES e ._..‘,‘_“_—-— ends and rela d Mrs. Henry of Comer; Misses Comer, of Com- Comer, of College ( Comer, of Com-=- C‘omer, of Chapel ' ' Mr. M, A, nta, are invited funeral of = Mpr, I ymer Wednesday 5 from the church, Rev. stor, will offi ent will be in { tery. Bernstein I Y n charge. ALL MILK enson’s Richer Bread— oth 5¢ and 10c—the en ire fluid content is milk, BENSON'’S, INC. '29 Chevrolet Coach— thoroughly recondition ed. A world of S‘l 23 service for . . '3O Ford Sport Coupe new Paint, new top, will give per- $259 sect service . C. A. TRUSSELL MOTOR CO. Athens’ Oldest Dealer Railroad Schedules SEABOARD AIR LINE rrival and Departure of Trains Athens, Ga. To and From South and West XRIVE —DEPART 18 pmi Birmingham 6:18 pm ;90 am Atlanta 4:15 am Atlanta . New York-Wash. 03 pmi. B-ham-Mem. 2:20 pm ¢ and From North and South «20 pm Rich.-Norfolk 8:03 pm 15 pm Rich,-Nerfolk 10:18 pm ¥éw York-Wash. | 18 pm . Birmingham 6:18 am GAINESVILLE—MIDLAND SCHEDULES Leave Athens + 2—fok Gainesville— 7:45 am « 12—Mr Giinesville— 10:45 am Arrive Athens I—from inesville—lo:oo am + I—from @ainesville— 6:15 pm GEORGIA RAILROAD fin 51 A s Athens 7:45 am & 1 pt Sunday Tain tves Athens 11 am SOUTHLHN RAILWAY : ULA—NORTH—SOUTH ‘anta—Washington — New York - —Arrive 1 10:40 am ! 4:35 pm . TELEPHONE 81 - Cox, Asst. .Gen. Frt.-Pas. o Agent Plocgens CENTRAL OF GEORGIA Departs { L Sunday) 7:00 am | 4:00 pm ' ¥ 1:50 an. and 4:00 pm 'A»'N.u"s Athens Daily 4 €93 pm and (9738 pm % AAmmESST 4 ,gQ\% 'S THE FINEST PEPPERMINT GUM YOU CAN BUY you can see a car load of native '\mons boys headed for Gaines '\'ille——and Brenau college, l The Rotary club wil meet Wed nesday afternoon at 2 o’clock in the Georgian hotel. A meeting of the Frank Harde man chapter of the Order of De- Molay will be held Wednesday inight at 8 o’clock in the Masoni: temple. Fire starting from an electric light drop cord slightly damaged the home of Mrs. A. H. Weath erly, 556 North Lumpkin street, Monday afternoon. . Opportunity School Students Want Jobs Several students at the Oppor tunity School want jobs, it was announced today. Athenians who have jobs they can give to these boys are asked to nofify Mrs. R. Poole Zachary, principal of the school. . lStocks Continue . At Same Level in | T ’ . | uesday’s Session | e BY CLAUDE A. JAGGER Associated Press Financal Editor NEW YORK — (AP) — Stocks showed little incliration to deviate from the pattern of recent markets Tuesday as Wall Street kept an eye on Washington. Scattered short covering at the opening gave some leaders a mild filip, but there was no depth to the !demzmd and as soon as it has been isatisfied the list turned irregular. ISugar and gold* mining shares worked higher, the former in fairly active trading. A few tobacco is sues 'continued to meet [support, but rails dipped moderately. Sev | eral old-line industrials were little changed. Trading was very light. FAIRLY STEADY NEW YORK.— (AP) —Trading in cotton was quiet Tuesday. No southern selling of moment de veloped and light offerings were well enough absorbed by the |trade or commiosion huses to give | the market fairly steady tene. l Open High Low Close P.C. [May . . 629 637 6.29 6.36 6.26 |July . . 646 654 646 853 6.43 [Oct. . . 6.66 6,75 6.66 6.74 6.64 | e | COTTON QUIET i, NEW ORLEANS.— (AP) —Cot | ton was quiet Tuesday with a de | cided absence of desire to trade ;ponding final action on congres ! sional farm relief. ! Open High Low Close P.C. i May. .. . 620 6.33 6.28 6.33 6,30 {July: . . 646" 651 6.44 6.50 6.47 i()('t. w . BB 8.71 606 691 089 5 CHICAGO GRAIN ! High Low Close | WHEAT— My . e 55 55% {nly o ... 58% "K% BB PBept, . L. G BTR BBR BT | CORN— ; T O R -¢, a 1 52% l.luly T e Sein 380 3B 240 N Bept. [iasy LOBOO 26 35% | oaTs— EMaY .. o cevifD 19% - .19% I.luly el A STN e 0N Sept. oo ov e i 20% 200 . 0200 . Henry Comer Dies . At Comer Tuesday; | Funeral Wednesday Henry Pound Comer, 81, brother in-law of Judge Richard B. Rus sell, sr., and -prominent farmer, died suddenly at his home in Co | mer, Ga. Tuesday at 12:30 p. m. ’l Th(: town of Comer was named |for Mr. Comer’s father. The fun tepral will be conducted from the ’Comer Methodist church Wednes ‘day afternoon, with Rev. W. R. Allison, pastor, ofliciating. Inter { ment will be in the Comer ceme | tery, with Bernstein Funeral Home !in charge. | Surviving Mr. Comer are his *\w’fo, Mrs. Mamie Dillard Comer: jtwo daughters, Misses Annie and '".\l:u'y Comer; four sons,” B. F. Comer, College Park; J. C. Co mer, of Comer;: H. F. Comer, of i Chapel. Hill, N. C, and M. A. i(_‘mmM‘. of Atlanta, and eight i grandchildren. - M¥. Comer was Huxn in Jackson county, and had [‘been living in Comer for 55 years. Pastor Acquitted Pastor Acquitted, { . . By Muncie Church - " Asks Reinstatement l MUNCIE, Inda. —(AP)— Freel {by a circuit court jury of a charge |of attempting to assault an 13 lyem- old Sunday School teacher, the Rev. G, Lemuel Conway Tuesay inicate he would appeal for reinstatement in his pulpit as the Madison Stréet M. E. church here. He was suspended for one year by a_church juz¥ Which on. 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