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fl:}-'fir&de again. The city fellow,
‘who has 16 acres planted in cot
ton at his home on Vine street,
&‘ ght in the first opened cotton
boll_to the Banner-Herald office
flolhay Mr. Lester is joining in
M{fq\'emment plan to reduce
cotton acreage this year. He
brought in the first cotton boll
hfi"‘{ppar, also.
' m‘weekly luncheon of the Ro
tary club will be held Wednesday
afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Geor
‘ts hotel. |
o “h“(‘, i
; ’Q_meeting of the Frank H;ll‘(lv-i
w; chapter of the Order of
4 olay will he held Wednesday |
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iTALMADGE SPEAKS
- THROUGHOUT STATE
; ATLANTA, Ga, " — (AP)— A
| week-end of speaking dates, rang
ling from a chuarch reunion to the
§<,|n"nim.;' of the tolbacco market
[was on Covernor Talmadge's pro
;ur:nn Tuesday .
: On Thursday he will speak adt
:th(' annual reunion and barbecue
lat Salem church in Harris coun
| ty. Saturday he will speak at a
luncheon club meeting I Wat
i!kin.\viih-, and Manday at Reids
{villv. Tuesday, August 1, he will
| speak at Louglas in the morning,
imnl Wayeross in ithe afternoon as
o part of tobacco market opening
day ceremonies.
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Jumies Mollison and his wife, Amy Johnson. Only 50 miles short of their goal, New York, the twin
motored plane in whieh Britain’s famous flying couple had made a long and difficult crossing from
Wales came down in an emergency landing, overshot the field, and plunged nose-on into the soft terrain,
Both fivers were thrown clear and only slightly injured. Here you see policemen examining the mud
spwttered wreck after the Mollisons had been taken to a hospital.
FUNERAL NOTICES
GRIFFITH~—The friends and rela
tives of Mr. and Mrs. George
Oliver Griffith of Danielsville,
Ga.; Mr. and Mrs, R. C. Grif
fith, Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Grif
fith, Mr. and Mrs.. O. K. Grif
fith, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. QGrif
fith, Mr. and Mrs, J. T. Baker,
Mr. ‘and " Mre. . N €. " Bullock,
" Mrs. Lula Grimes, Mrs. Callie
Pullock , and Mrs. Bonnie Bul
lock are invited to attend the fun
eral of Mr. George Oliver Grif
fith tomorrow, Wednesday, July
. 26th, at four o'clock from the
Presbyterian church in Daniels-
ville, Ca. Rev. Samuel Cart
ledge, of the Central Presbyteri
an church, assisted by Rev. E.
L. Logan, of the Baptist church,
will ‘officiate with interment in
-the Danielsville cemetery. Bern
stein Funeral Home.
WILLIAMS — The relatives and
friendg of Mr. and Mrs. John
D. Willilams of Watkinsville,
Ga.} Master Ralph Dewey Wil
liams, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Wil
liams of Watkinsville, Ga.; Mr.
and Mrs. T. Rylee Willlams, of
Rome, Ga., are invited to attend
the funeral of Mr, John D. Wil
liams Wednesday afternoon, July
26, 1933, from the graveside in
the Watkinsville cemetery at four
o'clock . Rev. D. M. Joiner of
the Watkingville Christian church
will officiate. Mr. Roy Thrash
er, Mr. Roy Ward, Mr. D. B.
Veale, Mr. W. I. Dgoley, Mr.
Albert Jones and Mr. Jim Big
gers will serve ag pallbearers.
Interment will be in the Wat
kinsville cemetery. McDorman-
Bridges.
IN MEMORY OF MRS. WARREN
E.HILL
We, the friends of Mrs. Warren
E. (Mattie) Hill, hereby dedicate
this memorial to her memory..
One year ago, July 26th, our
gang and our hearts were broken
by the departure of our dear
friend. Her place can never be
filled but the memory of her smile
will live forever.
Mr. and Mrs. Abe Allgood.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Aligood.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Dailey.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hunt.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Marlowe.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Meister.
Mr. and Mrs, Henry Morton,
Miss Ellen Walls.
Mr. and Mrs. Eunice Walls.
Mr. and Mrs. €. C. Willilams.
Labor Troubles Bring Tears
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Pennsylvania’s widespread labqr troubles took a serious turn at Luns
dale when Sherifi’s deputies turned tear gas on hosiery strikers-and
brought from Governor Gifford Pinchot a demand for an investiga
tion by state police. The three picketers pictured here after the gas
ing are, from left to right: Mamie Williams, Lillian Dwyer, Kay
- Jackson. :
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‘DeMolays Here to
.
Entertain Masons
|
~ Wednesday at 8:30
' Frank Hardeman chapter, Order
|of DeMolay, will hold open house
|\\'odnosdn_v night for , Masons at
!tho Masonic temple at 8:30 o’clock.
;.\lm'u than 300 invitations have
|'been mailed out to Masons in this
| section to attend the meeting.
gAII Masons are” cordially ifivited
| to attend.
1 The DeMolay degree will be
i(‘nnfm‘rml on one of the largest
%cl:nsse-s since the chapter received
Ens charter five . years ago. The
ftn:nn, now re:,nized as cne of
ithv outstanding teams of the
| South, will confer the work under
;’.\'v\\'t(m Bowers as master inquisi
itnr, with Fielding Dillard playing
|th(‘- role of DeMcla
| The local degree team has been
.invitvd to confer this degree in
Chattanooga, Tenn., at an early
lrluto, and will also confer the de-
Em'lelo at the Atlanta chapter in the
| fall. {
The outstanding feature. oi
Wednesday's program will be “no
speeches,” using only the degree
as the program, and refreshments
are to he served the 'Masons by
members of the chapter. A
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'CAMPERS RETURN AT
" 4 P.M. WEDNESDAY ;
| :
| -GIRLS CAMP OPENS
;' ;
‘ The first four weeks of Athens
| “Y” camp will close tonight and
' the Athens boys who have been
attending camp will arrive here
{tmnm'rmv afterncon on the 4:00
p. m. Southern train.
~ Ayother group of boys will leave
for the “Y” camp Thursday morn
ing at 6:40 o'clock via the South
ern with W. T. Forbes, superin
tendent., Mr. Forbes will also
‘varry a. group of girls to Camp
Chattooga camp for girls which
opens July 27.
The “Y” ecamp enroliment for
the last four weeks will be g
large as the first four weeks, it is
‘indicated. Boys may enroll for
any period during the next four
weeks.
Any campers who decide to en
roll at the last minute may do
sO, and join the groups at the train
Thursday morning.
THE IANN!H-VH!RALD. ATHENS, GEORGIA '
| EX-SERVICE MEN TO
MEET THURSDAY P.M.
A meeting of all Ex-Service
men will be held at the Clarke
j county courthouse Thursday night
July 27th at 8:30. W.. E. Tate,
former National Commander of
the Disabled American Veterans,
will discuss the new laws as ap
plicable to veterans who have been
idrawing compensation and disabil
iity allowance.
i “If vou have sought advice or
!huve been asked for adviee upon
Ithi: subject - you are especially in
ivitod to attend, -as this. discussion
{is purely for information. Other
| matters of vital importance and
linterest to Ex-Service men will
Iho brought to the attention of this
meeting. The public is cordially
linvited to attend,” it iz announced.
| Barmsaiiny
| Four hundred and fifteen lives
lwere lost in the Dayton, Ohio,
{ flood, which occurred in March,
11915. ‘
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Can you greet the day's end with a smile? Are you rested and ready to enjoy .
those happy hours with the family in the evening after the day’s work is done?
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EVERY WOMAN wants
an electric refrigerator and
now's the time, of all times, to
get it. Prices are low, quality
is the highest ever. Fullfla
vored foods of healthful pu
rity, dainty desserts, spark
ling ice cubes and all the other
numberless advantages of elec
tric refrigeration are available
to the average family for less
money-a-day than it takes to
buy a spool of thread.
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The modern automatic elec
tric range has set free thou
sands of Georgia women who
formerly were chained to the
old-fashioned - coal or wood
‘range. Think of putting your
evening dinner on at noon and
forgetting it until mealtime,
when it's ready and waiting,
done to a delicious turn! Just
think of the extra time it
‘means! (Incidentally, it will
cook the food at an average
cost of a penny per meal per
person.) ‘ B
' The Humorous, the
| i he
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' Odd in the News
l e e it Attty eet
| (By the Associated Press.)
| CHICAGO.--Men who wisn to
follow the dictates of correct fash
lion at evening social functions
|from now henceforth should weay
full dress with “swaller tail” coat,
‘u “gtove-pipe”’ hat, and a cane,
l So said delegates attending the
lannual summer get-together of the
{'lntern;mtionul Association ‘of Cloth
“ng Designers. .
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| HER'S A TAMILY!
[ BELLINGHAM, Wash.—The 18
children of Mr. and Mrs. Clinton
lßrown attended a family ' reunion
ydinner .
] The seven married childrer.
prought their wives and children
lalong and “Mother” Brown had to
fill plates for 36.
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FISH STORY
TOVANDA, Pa.—Fred Oler and
Walter Gladwin returned 'from a
| Susquehanna river angling expe
! dition with a half fish eack. They
!said they got a “strike” simultan
eously and found t¥e cateh——not a
very large one at that—had swal
lowed both hooks.
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‘ OTTAWA, Ill.—Charged with|
chaining his 8-year-old son and!
IM-year-old daughter in a barn as
|a. means of punishment, Charles
| Slapwinski, local dairyman, was
in jail Tuesday.
The boy, Frederigk, told Deputy
Sheriff Stanley Murray, who
(found him, that he had been
bound with heavy chains 48 hours
!and that his only food had been
what other children smuggled to
him. Authorities said the girl,
Josephine, had been chained up a}
day and a night. i
’ SOME LUCK. ALL BAD
SOUTH BEND, Ind.—Mrs. Ma
'rie Buczkowski, a dancing instruc
tor, was defrauded, she said, in
an alleged stock deal.
.~ Enroute to see an attorney
‘about it, she missed her footing
trying to board a car, lost four
‘teeth and suffered other injuries. |
Then she injured her back in a
fall on her dance floor. I
Nothing in this modern world
can contribute more to woman’s
peace and contentment than
ample, efficient help from electric
service in the home. No treasyres
of the olden days could give more
comfort and pleasure than the
labor-saving and leisure-bringing
devices which electric service
makes possible for you.
Visit your electrical dealer or
our nearest store today. Discover
for yourself how easy it is to
own the appliances that take the
work out of housework. Find out
how little it costs to run them.
Make up your mind that YOU
are going to get more real living
out of life from now on.
Electric serviece will do MORE
work on LONGER hours at o
LOWER wage than any other
help you ever hired.
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GEORGIA
POWER ‘a, COMPANY
GD. Prasoen, Vice President
A CITIZEN WHEREVER WE SERVE
{ - When only 16 years of age,
{Francsi Bacon was offered an ap
pointment to the staff of the Eng
lish ambassador in IFrance.
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and let the badgers dig ground
gsquirrels for them.
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! LIQUID - TABLETS . SALye
IChecks Malaria in 3 days, ol
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I FINE LAXATIVE AND TONIC
Most Speedy Remediesg Knows
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Take water pumps, for in
stance. Many a Georgia
wbman, in the smaller towns
and on the farms, was doomed
to waste her strength drawing
and carrying water from the
well until electric serviae came
along to relieve her of this
drudgery. And the electric
current for a modern water
pump costs only about two
cents a day for the average
family. That's less than it
costs to mail a letter.
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Kitchen, living'room, any’
room owns its own breszes
when an electric fan is d%
its Summertime wor
seems foolish to suffer from
the heat when an electric fan
will run as long as twenty
solid hours on only a nickel’s
worth of current, doesn’t it?
And there are many, #»f
other things that electric ¥
ice can do for you which are
just as simple, just as valu
able and just as cheap!
