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About The Banner-herald. (Athens, Ga.) 1923-1933 | View Entire Issue (April 10, 1933)
PAGE TWO FUNERAL NOTICE BEDPREY — The relatives and Y&fis‘ot Mr. Johnnie Godfrey %0 ami, formerly of Athens; fitand Mrs. J. M. Scoggins of Athens, Mrs. Lula Sailors of m&holson, Ga., Mrs. L. E, Bales of Athens, Miss Hester Scoggins 'SF Athens, Mr. Mark Scogsgins, Mr. 'Joe Scoggins, Mr. 9.5 Wpps and family of Athens, Mr Ig.'g?dfre)' of Atlanta, Mr. Joe 2 tith of Toccoa, Ga., Mr. m Qodfrey of Oglethorpe A Mrs. Oliver Tolbert and Mrs. Lula Watkins of Nichol son, Ga., are invited to attend g neral of Mr. Johnnie God __frey, Wednesday afternoon, April 12th, 1933, from McDor- Sasassmsridges chapel at 3:00 o'clock. Rev. John Sailors will officiate. Mr. George Maxwell, Mr. Dupree Maxwell, Mr. Ciyde ~ Basham, Mr. Cecil Basham, Mr. William Sailors and Mr. Earl Sailors will serve as active pall bearers and will meet at the mhome on Thomas street at 2:30 o'clock. Dr. Nelson Arthur, Dr. J. F.° Hammett, Mr. Henry Srafth, Mr. Kent Hill, Mr. C. V. Ray and Mr. Walter Moore will #ve as honorary escort and will meet at MeDorman-Bridges at ;‘{;o o'clock. Interment will be in’ the family cemetery near Nicholson, Ga. N Friends and acquaintan z;;;;h/h W, ‘T. Moon of De éatur, Ala., Mr. Fletcher Moon, Miss Vesta Moon, Mr. Clyde Moon, Mr. Clliff Moon and Mr. Ralph Moon, all of Comer, Ga., are .invited to attend the funeral of M#. W. T. Mpon, Tuesday . afternoon, April 11, at 3:00 p. my, from the Friendship church. The' 'Rev. J. B, Brown of the Comer Baptist church will offi . ciate, with “interment in the * friendship cemetery. Bernstein % *anex'al Home. . SeE. R MATT!-IEWS.—AThLe friends and acqudintances of Mrs, Ollie Matthews, Miss Effiie Matthews Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Mat ,m;s of Athens, Ga. Mr. and Mre, T.J, McDay of Katonton, e Gopnd Mrs. Tissure Barber ... 0f Madison county, are invited to attend the funeral of Mrs. messeey e Matthews Tuesday after noon at 4:00 o'clock, April 11, 1933, at Bernstein. chapel. The Rev. N. A. Hemrick of the : West End Baptist church will ‘ officiate, with interment in Oconee Hill ‘cemetery. Bernstein ‘ Funeral Home. CASPER.—DoIIey Moena Caspee, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. . M. Casper, died suddenly at her residence, 148 Park avenue, Sunday morning. ' She is surviv el&m her father and mother, Mr. and Mrs., E. M. Casper; one brother, Kddie Casper; wwesptthdparents, Mr. and Mrs, W. k. 4Casper, Gainesville, Ga.; Mr, and Mrs. Oscar Epps, Athens, ~Ga. Funeral services were held this (Monlay) morning from the Pleasant Grove Baptist church in Madison county at 11 o'clock, Rev. L. B. Jones of Young Harris Memorial church officiated, Interment was in the Pleasant Grove cemetery. Berns stein Funeral Home. BULLISHNESS IS SHOWN BY SHARE MARKET MONDAY T| ST O RPNI . By CLAUDE A. JAGGER Asgociated Press Financial Editor NEW YORK —(#)— The spring raly.4n the share market bloom ed With fresh bullishness today. ffekend business news was ¢ Fexe 2 O ly . encouraging, including SpOFEs of quickened activity in sted]l "and automotive industries, and Siidications that the approach of HEaster had given retail trade a real beest. U. S. Steel's unfilled tonnage report was better than expected. COTTON ADVANCES NEW YORK —(#)— Cotton ad vanced Monday in company with the wheat and stock markets. New York Cotton Open High Low Close P.C. May . . 654 658 651 6.564 6.49 guly . . 070 875 668 689 666 Oct. . . 692 6.97 6.90 691 6.97 %+ RATHER QUIET NEW ORLEANS.— (AP) —Cot ton WS, rather quiet Monday, but prices ruled steady with a slight upwaxrd trend. .~ New Orleans Cotton Open High Low Clese P.C. May . . 650 656 648 651 6.48 July . . 666 6.71 665 668 654 0ct._,... 689 693 6.8 691 6.85 ‘. CHICAGO GRAIN s High Low Close WHEAT— B . ... BN BTR BN IRY . cyoao DB BB 59 Septisg.c.v -, 60% .59 &0 CORN— N .. ... 32T 2% 2% BNI .. ... 35K 1% 5% Bt .. .. .. % .30% .30% OATS-~ L L 20% .20 20% W\ cep 220% 20% .20% BT L. L 20% 20% 21% THE FINEST PEPPERMINT GUM IN THE WORLD IS DOUBLE MINT . Seder Services to "Be Held At St i eld At Stern o ~ Community House ; T R 4 | The second congre:zational Seder %\\'lll be held Monday evening at 7:30 at the Stern Community Cen ter. . The Seder marks the opening of the Jewish religious holiday, Pe sash or Passover. Thig boliday commemorates the freeing of the Israelites from the bondage in ' Egypt, and symbols used during the servicés preceding the meal of the first night represent various parts of the bondage and rescue, During a period of one week, no ieavened bread is eaten—only un leaved bread, or matzohs, and un leavened cakes. “The Last Sup per” was a Seder. ‘ The Seder Monday night will be given by Rabbi A. Shusterman. Regular Passover services will b | held Tuesday morning at the Tem ple at 10:00 o'clock, SOCIAL NEWS EMMANUEL CHURCH SCHOOL EASTER PARTY Another KEaster season is near at hand and with it comes to the children of Athens the annual Faster party, given by Emmanuel service league which assures all that attend a good time. This party will_be.held at the Parish house on north Pope street next Monday, April 17th at four o'clock. Each child that attends will receive an attractive hasket filled with eggs. There will be something entirely new thig year for the children to come and see. i BUSINESS GIRLS TO HUNT EASTER EGGS The Business Girls club will meet Tuesday evening at 6:30 o'clock at the Y. W. C. A. camp with an Easter egg hunt and pic nic supper. Cars will be furnish ed for those not having a way to go if they will meet at the "Y"I before 6:30. Each girl may invite a guest if she wishes. *« * % DRAMA READING CIRCLE TO MEET Te Drama Reading Circle of the American Association of Univer sity women will meet at the home iof Mrs. R. P. Brooks, 123 West View Drive on next Tuesday eve- Lning. April 11th, at seven-thirty o'clock. A full attendance is urged, ‘ns the program continues an in teresting stuyd of Ibsen. - L - ‘ATHENIANS ARE ELECTED" GARDEN CLUB OFFICERS Mrg, W. D. Hooper of Athens was elected third vice- president of the Georgia Garden club at the convention which closed Saturday at Columbus. Mrs. Jeptha V. H. Rucker was re-elected recording secretary of the organization. Both are well known garden enthusiasts and prominent in the association’s activitie, and both have been president of the Athens Garden club, the oldest in the United States. i* * * AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY MEETS The American Legion Auxiliary will meet at the home of Mrs. Henry West on Springdale Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock. An inter esting program has been arranged by the poppy chairman, Mrs, R. 1.. Keener, * * * MRS. BRADBERRY ELECTED PRESIDENT In the list of offlcers of the Parent-Teachers association at the Chase street school published Sun day, the name of Mrs, Lee Brad berry was omitted. She was re elected president. . »* * * Friends of Mrs. Fred Saye will be glad to learn that she has re turned to her home after being disinissed from St. Mary's hos pital. . s @ The Boys and Girls World club will meet Tuesday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock in the First Methodist church, * * Mr. and Mrs, R. L. Dowdy have taken an apartment with Mrs. Bob Weir at 173 Virginia avenue. MATTHEWS RITES TO BE HELD TUESDAY Last rites for Mrs, Ollie Mat thews, 69, will be held Tuesday from Bernstein's Chapel at 4 p. m Rev. N. A. Hemrick of the West End Baptist church will officiate with interment in Oconee Hill cem etery. Mrs. Matthews died Sunday morning at her residence on Bar rett street following an illlness of two years. She was born in Oglethorpe county, but had lived in Athens for the past 356 years. Survivors are two daughters: Mrs. T. J. McDay, Eatonton, Ga, and Miss Effie Matthews, Athens; one son: E. O. Matthews, Athens; and one sister: Mrs, Tissure Bar ber, Madison county. COBB TAKES ISSUE WITH COMMISSION J (Continued From Page One) ’tm-s, county and city, so that our people, hoth poor and rich may have the opportunity to listen to those political matters which most concern them, and to rpeak of them. It will result, I hope, in the opening of a sort of open [furum. open, indeed to everycne. “These programs will open this 'wo(-k at 8:30 Wednesday evening. Citizeng are invited to write in about those questions they “wish information about. I will undertake to have speakers who will answer them. - CARLISLE COBB.” GEORGIANS RUSH TO WIN JOBS IN FORESTRY CAMPS (Conunued From Page One) make Georgia’s quota approxiinate ly 6,000 men. 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Conf:- |dent that momentum given during 1111(» first two weeks will push the idrive to its objective within the inoxt few days and that when the irinal returns are in more than {IOO,OOO Georgians will be on the lhonmj roll of subscribers. \ Conceived as a fitting tribute to \the humanitarian and leadership qualities of President Roosevelt, Ithe new building was designed to H:-:erve as a central unit of the !growing foundation. It will house¢ ipntiems and also contain a few , reoms for the accommodation ol irelatives of the inmates when they ’pay visits to one of Georgia’s most | ol aen R e gA\'unduy, with additional thousands ls.choduled to move in Monday ];u'my officers reported that the re cruits were “high class, with éood inmrals and eager to get started.” Combining a liberal diet with lexercises and recreation, FKechner hopes to have the men in good | physical conditioi; before they ac ltually begin wor in the forests after two weeks in the army cen ters. They Should Be! 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