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Club President Tells of
Education W ork at
Cleveland Meeting
By SAM WOODS
B. M. (Grier, president, was the
speaker for the weekly Rotary club
luncheon at the Georgian hotel
Wednesday.
Mr. Grier, whoh as just return
ed from a meeting of the national
department superintendents -of
schools in Cleveland, Ohijo, gave a
report of the meeting. HE outlined
discussions on financial support
for education, angd plans for federal
activity and national control of
educagtion. His talk was instruc
tive, ‘as well as entertaining.
Tom Berry, Rome, brother 'of
Miss Martha Berry, was a guest
and made a brief talk. He was
presented by Claude Chanee.
Other guests were Ralph Bedin
baugh, with A. M. Scuddei; John
Cupps Thomas with W. A. Capps,
Dr. David C. Wright with R. V.
Watterson. ;
It has just Been announced that
Gainesville will be host to Georgia
Rotarians at their state conference
May 8 and 9.. The 1934 interra
tisnal convention will be held in
Deétroit in June and in Mexico City
in 1935. : o 3
Atlanta Rector Speaks
At Episcopal Church
Lent Serviee Tonight
The Reverend W. W. Mémmin
ger, D.D,, rector of All Saints
church, Atlanta, will occupy the
pulpit tonight at Emmanuel
church. This Thursday' night Len
ten service is one of a series held
during TLent, v
The service will begin at §
o'¢lock. The public is cordially in
vited to attend,
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THE BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS, GEORGIA
L. C. Alexander to
Leave Church Here
For Macon Position
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L. C. Alexander, for the past
four years director of musie at
Prince Avenue Baptist church, has
resigned his «position and will go
to Macon where he will be musical
director at the Tabernacle Baptist
church. : i
A farewell musical gervice non
oring Mr. and Mrs. Alexander
will be held at the church Sunday
night, réplacing the usual - ser
vices by the pastor. The musiecal
program will be in charge of Mr.
Alexander.
On- the program i§ the Vaughn
Trio, the church choir, the Ladies’
quartet, two male quartets and
solos and ‘duos by Mr. and Mrs.
Alexander. A
Red Cross Tornado
Victim Fund Gets
Donations Thursday
‘Contributions towards the relief
of tornado victims in Georgia
leaped upward today, with a total
of $29 given to the fund being
raised by the Red Cross, with the
assistance of the Banner-Herald
since yesterday. '
This sum, given in amounts of
$25, sl, sl,and $2, brings the total
thus far secured up to 869._'1t is
boped that by the end of the
week at least half df the quota of
SSOO set for Athens by Natlonal
Red Crossrheudquarter:’ may be
secured.
Every chapter in the state has
been called on to assist in relief
of - victims of the catastrophe
which struck Henry, Carroll and
Bowden counties several W%ékls
ago, and similar aid will be glven
any stricken community in the
future. It is in the spirit of 'co
operation that Athens citizens
have been called on to aid in this
work; and, remembering the re
cent tornado in this area, they
are beginning to answer the ¢all.
The ‘tornado in and around Caf:
vollton is the .worst which has
ever struck Georgia,” according to
reports from disaster ‘workers in
the aea, who have had to fight
disease broughi. on by heavy raias
an an epidemic. of measles.
Contributions to the fund may
be brought or sent to the Banner-
Herald. Checks should be made
payable to the Athens Chapter,
American Red Cross. :
George Scarborough,
Nine Years Old, Dies
At Home in Colbert
George H. Scarborough, 9-year
old son of Mr: and Mrs. C. B.
Scarborough, died Wednesday at
the home of his parents in Colbert
after an illness of two days. Fun
eral services were held today at
2:00 o'clock at the Union Baptist
.church, Madison county, with Rev.
J. B. Borwn officiating, McDor
man-Bridges in charge. .
He is survived by his parents,
and his grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. G. W. Scarborough, Colbert,
and Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Phelps,
Oconee county.
ANNOUNCEMENT
Professor R. P. Brooks,
Dean of the School of Commerce,
University of Georgia, now writes
for the SUNDAY AMERICAN.
Read this noted ‘econamist’s arti-,
cles beginning next Sunday.
WHAT ARE THE FACTS CON
CERNING GEORGIA? What be
comes of our resorces? GET THE
FERTINENT FACTS FROM
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ericans have sold out early for the
past several Sundays. Order your
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Mt. Vernon Lodge No. 22, F &
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KENTUCKY EDITOR
JAILED 24 HOURS
Freed After Being Heldi
For Refusal to Give
Name of Letter Writer i
FRANKFORT, Ky —(®)—Vance
Armentrout, acting editor of the'
Luuisvi}le Courier-Journal, 's),)enti
an hour in jail because he refused'
to reveal the name of a person
who wrote a letter to his paper. |
He was speedily freed Wednes- |
day by County Judge L. B. Ham-’
ilton, who called his ~ confinement
illegal and granted aj writ of ha—i
beas corpus. ]
A letter signed “A. Member of’
the House of Representatvies” wgs
sent to the Courier-Journal's
“Point of View"” column. .‘.’lembersl
of the lobby investigating com
mitee of the Kentucky house con-!
strued it as reflecting on the in- |
tegrity of the speaker of the]
house. ;
Hugh Bullitt, chairman of the
committee, demanded the name of
the writer. Armentrout replied’
that the names of people who
write letters to = the editor are
kept confidential if they desire it. \
“I wish 1 could conscientiously
give you the name,” he said. ‘I
simply cannot ‘do it in justice to
persons who write confidéntial let
ters to the paper.” |
Judge Hamil_ton, himself a for
mer legislator, said the editor was
illegally confined because the state
statutes require that a person
charged with contempt by an. in
vestigating committee shall be
granted a trial or allowed legal
representation ~at the ecommitte
hearing. s ‘
When the editor entered for his
fleeting sojourn in jail, prisoners
greeted him with a ‘“kangaroo
court” reguwlation which read: '
“For entering without consent
of prisoners, 50 cents or 50 licks
(with a black strap)”. The editor
paid the cash. ¢ i
The president does not have the
constitutional power to ‘pardon
state prisoners, - i '
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'Ginners of 5 Counties
| Hold District Meeting
! Approximately 50 cotton ginners
lof five counties met today at thvi
i GGeorgian hotel at 10:30 a. m. to
| hear Dr. L. B. Kennington chair-J
iman of the state administrative
| committee discuss the Cotton Gin- |
‘nm"s Marketing agreement. The
I'meeting was called by request of
|Henry A. Wallace, secretary of
‘Agrir-ulture, and “similar ones are |
being held throughout the country.
l Counties represented were Mam'-l
[son, Clarke, Oglethorpe, Oconee,
land Jackson., District chairman is
| Clift McElroy.
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The Management of Athens Banner-Herald has estab
lished a standardized quick reference classified adver
tising department. :
The Character and Size of the Circulation of The Ath
ens Banner-Herald, together with the Resourceful Citi
zenship of its Subscribers whose PURCHASING POWER
is above the average, will make the New Classified De
partment More Famous than ever for Quick Results.
The magnitude of advertising value can be quickly re
alized by the proper use of Classified Advertising and it
is the pprpoi)e of the publisher to establish the kind of
a Want Ad Department that is not only attractive and
easy to read, but interesting from every standpoint.
Check over the following list of suggestions and no doubt but
what you will be reminded of something that could be advertised
profitably. Then step to the telephone and call The Athens
Banner-Herald classified clerk who will help word your ad in a
way that will bring the best results.
Acreage for Sale
Agents Wanted
Amusement Notices
Antiques for Sale
Articles for Sale
*Auction Sales
Automobile for Sale
Baby Chicks for Sale
Beauty Service
Birds for Sale
Business Opportunities
Business Property
Business Service
Cats for Sale
Cattle for Sale
City Real Estate
Contractors
Dairy Farm for Sale
Dairy Products
Dance Notices
Educational Service
Eggs for Hatching
Employment Wanted
Farm for Rent
Farm for Sale
Farm Loans j
Farm Implementg
Farm Products
Feed for Sale
Female Help Wanted
Fertilizer for Sale !
Fishing Trips
Flowers for Sale
LITTLE WANT ADS
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SUGGESTIONS
Found Notices
Fruit for Sale
Fuel Wood for Sale
Gift Suggestions
Grain for Sale
Groceries and'Meatg
Help Wanted
Hogs for Sale
vHomo-m*e' Articles
Houses for Sale
Instruction Service
Insurance and Bonds
Junk for Sale
Kodakg for Sale
Land for Sale
Land for Rent
Landscaping
Livestock for Sale
Lost Notices
Lots for Sale
Lumber for Sale
Miscellaneous Articles
Miscellaneous Notices
Mules for Sale
Musical’ Instruments
Notices of Events
Offices for Rent
Optical Service
Personal Noticeg
Pigs for Sale
Plans for Sale
Poultry for Sale
Private Instruction
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lof Winterville school attended the
’(::mning demonstration given by
Home Demonstration Ageng Ruby
I’Fhompsrzn at the home of Mrs. W,
| R. Coile, Wintervil'e.
| Assisted by Miss Leila Bates and
Mrs, Grady Pittard, Miss Thomp
son canned 10 cang of rolled roast,
|lO cans of stew meat, 7 of broth,
éand lof sirloin steak. The boys
lwho attended the demonstration
were brought there under the di
rection of Vocational teacher Wil
son.
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Quilts for Sale
Radio for Sale
Ranches for Sale
Real Estate for Sale
Real éstate for Trade
Real Estate Wanted
Repair Service
Roadside Stands
Seed for Sale
Situations Wanted E
Store Room for Rent
Strayed Animal
Suburban Real Estate
Top Soil for Sale
Transfer and Hauling
Trees for Sale
Turkeys for Sale .
Typewriters for Sale
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Used Articles for Sale
Used Cars for Sale .
Used Furniture
Used Implements
Vegetables “for Sale
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