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PAGE TWO First Baptist Church Forum Class Elects New Officers B wils BE: W =i [lass Is One of Largest in s City With Approximate ly 250 Members & . iDr. H. B. Ritchie wag eiécted Bresident of the Forum Class of 1:?'1"“‘9{ Baptist church at a meet- Bg held last week for the elec fon of new officers. lff' W. Griffeth was named sec- Bary, J. P. Bolton and J. E. Vickliffe, stalisticians; R. C. and Ray, welcome committee; foward Benson, social committee; W, Wier, spy and Dr. J. C. elkinney, * memorial committee; iW. and J. H. Cooper, music bommitice. . . Dr, Ritchie will serve for the ;1 months, succeeding Roy Bafley, and C. V. Ray is presi -4“ -elect toh serve the rest of the pear. Joe Shepherd is secretary gect. Dr.: J. C. Wilkinson is ; acher of the class, 'fiie clasg is divided into 10 [roups, each having a captain and o-captain. . Officers and members pf each gréup are as follows: S QGroup 1: captain: L. E. Hop 8, co-captain; Claude Tolbert; @mbers: M. J. Abney, G. A. 60th, O- L. Bonner, W. H. Ben h, Lee Bradberry, T. L. Bean- Blossom, W.. R. Cooper, Rex En e 1. iF. Edwarads, J. F. Hammett, H. L. Hembrick, BB Leathers G. W. fllllgan, B. L. Mayo, Wi. J, Bt R. €. Ray, W. C. Thorn bn, J. B. Willlams, B. L. Wier, [id Wingfield, A. M. Wilson, and .R. Yearwood. Group 2: captain: Troy Rd: firds: cotcaptain: TLeo Belcher; imbers: Preston Almand. Bill fistrong, W. R. Bedgood, H. H. Bbb, G. H. Cook, Dan Greer, Welly Glenin, F. E. McHugh, M. B Menefee, A, 8. Morgan, Clar ‘k‘ Hammond, James Hayes, J. [}, Hardigree, B. J. O'Kelly, G. . Porterfield, H. M. Rylee, W. £ Qams Ir Charles Reynolds, M. . Tutwiler, Joe Vason and Sam Wingfield. - . Group 3:%captain: A. O. Bishop; 'm; iptain:. A. W, Wier, sr.; mem- B H. T. Abney, O. C. Ader §old, Ted Bonner, H. W. 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Gritfith, ‘George Hancock, E, Kay, H. C., King, E. N. McConnell, R. M. Middleton, J. L. Pendley, Ike Reid, FF. G. Hs Sims, J. A, Stevens, H. 0. Thom as, Luke Vandiver, and J. C. Wilkinson. | Group 4: Captain: Archie Lang ley; co-captain: O. W. Haygood; members: J. L. Adams C. H. Anderson, O. H. Arnold, J. D. Bolton, G. S, Brunson, John Cof |fe(‘. Glenn Diilard, W. H. Duncan, W. L. Edwards, Harry 0. Epting, ’(}ene Fellows, B, M. Gilbert, W, IC. Griner, P. G. Honea, C. €, iMaddox. W. A. Mathis, J, B. Pite man, H. B. Ritchie, IL.. W. Sear lhrough. W. H. Smith, A. D. Weir, John M. Williams, J. E. Wick ‘liffe. B. H. Younkkin. i Group 5: Captain: Joe Thomp gon; co-captain: 1.. J. Skinner; members: H. A. Adams, C. A. Bradley, L. A. Clarke, Garland Hulme, ‘L. Hardeman, €. W. Jackson, Willie Jackson, T. E. Johnson, C. E. Little, Jthn Mec- Nab, J. :C. McKinney, J. 8. Me- Donald, A. 6. -Malcomb, R. 8. Pattillo, 'W. T. Ray, J. M, Rog ‘evs, C. V. Ray, Ray Rabun; L. A. Singleton, ' Maurice Sims, M, L. Tomlin, Dewey Thurmond, <2 Group 6: Captain: H. G, Cooper: co-captain: €. D. Chandler: mem bers: Harry K, Atwell, W. 0. Bol ton, Geo. Brien, Warren Conolly, M. D. Dunlap, Frank Gaines, W. |J. Haynes, Lon Holcomb, Howell | Hollis, T. €. Howard, Edwin Kellogg, Lamar Lewis, E. N. Me- Conell, R. L. Miller, Wm, Miller, Paul ‘Moon, A, E. Murry, W. L. Pledger, J. B. Tanner, P. L. Thompson, Guy Tiller, ¥. H. Wil liams, H. P, Williams, Sam Woods, jr. / : Group 7: Captain: Roy Bailey; co-captain: Sam Wioods, sr.; mem bers: N. S. Arthur, E. R. Beden baugh, Joe Booth, W. H. Bailey, Bert Beusse, Tap Bennett, W. W. ary, J. 1, Cox, F. K Devis F. N. Drewry,. Ben Epps, B. K. Grier, jr., Fred Leathers, Marvin Eberhart, E. P. Mallary, H. B. McGhee, R. L. Scott, J, C. Terry. Bob Vandiver, J. W. Wilson. Group 8: Captain: G. W. Lanier; co-captain: B. E. Lumpkin; mem hers: George Bishop, George Bur pee, G. M. Clarke, R. H. Caok, H. C. Doolittle, W. L. Doolittle, B, A, Epting, B. %, Betos, T. ) Harrold, C. W. Hudgins, Winston. Johnston, B, C. Kinney, Goss Les ter, Cecil Maddox, L.. W. Nelson, . 1.. Norris, Judge Rutherford, O. W. Russom, W. G. Sailers, R. M. Sealey, Mell Stephenson, O. Wi Taylor, G. A. Tucker, W, C. Wing field, jr. . Group 9: Captain: W, D. Faulk DAR Y | TN, R e e V) 74 ‘ ‘0 B \ > eSS | 7 o N ‘ S‘s = \,A‘“M_ 3 P3ia .“y.\ A\ PN N Y AR\ L -’S i S e 7 s Al i bk % \“«(4:1“‘ \:4 ! | ‘j"'f.-".‘ \ RS _v‘\\,\‘_,y\ 422 I‘:' L all WA Y | ~‘;\‘\\ Y 48 B e N AR R . g =~ R \\\«\ N e TN o ON TRIPLE-TEMPERED RUBBER TIRES! SRR iy A 0 BREE . . . S S .. A This Tire is Guaranteed 12 Months Against All Road MHazards. | ' MRS. WELBORN IS Degree Civen Few Hours After Minister Is Indict ed for Perjury SAN ANTONIO, Téxas.—(P)— % Mrs, Wineta Long Welburn, ih‘t"huui teacher and choir singer, Saturday was granted a divorce Ifrum the Rev. Willilam D. Wel burn, jr., Methodist minister, who ldenled he had married her or that { he was the father of her child. l The divorce was granted a few hours after the minister had been lindieted for perjury. The perjury 'in(llctmema were locked up under court order, pending disposition of the divorce suit. Mrs. Welburn's request for cus tody of the- child was also grant led, by the court. A jury here had | found the former pastor of the ! Government Hills Methdoist lchur(‘h in San Antonio had mar { ried Mrs. Welburn, as shé had [ claimed, I The minister, who resigned his [pastm‘ate until “my name is cleared,” was sued for divorce on grounds of cruelty. Witnesses for the plaintiff tes tified that Rev. Wilburn was the man, or greatly resembled the man, wWho married Mrs. Welburn at’ Boerne, Texas, July 256, 1933. The defense, contending someone {D(med as the minister to obtain ' the marriage license and for the wedding ceremony, introduced wit nesses whose testimony purported to show Mr. Welburn was in San Antonio at the time of the wed ding. i : Iner; co-captain: W. K. McGarity; members: J. C. Bryant, C. D. Booth, Harry Brown, H. L. Cofer; J. P. Carter, Leonard Cooper, A. M. Doolittle, H. O. Epting, sr, James Faulkner, W, W. Faulkner, W. L. Florence, H. B. Franklin, €, C. Pranklin, €. T. Géarner, J. |H‘ Hubert, C. R. Huff, B. H. Henderson, H, 1.. Hendron, 8, C. Moon, Dan Magill, A. O. Ruther ford, O. €. Turner, C. S, Taylor. Group 10: Captain: G. V. Me- Carson; co-captain: H. B. Hud -4 dleston; members: *Floyd Adams, M C. Burckley, W. M. Bryant, H. L. Cornelison, W. H. Coile (Charles Contario, Harold Cooper, L. W. Cooper, J. A. David, Percy {Hunt, M, A. Minor, ar., R. IC. Me¢- lCzu‘te)', G.: 0. Meon,” K. .J, Ferk Joe Shepherd, O. M. Spears, Fritz lThomps(m, C. L. Wallace. FEATURES: 1 Triple Tempered Rubber toughness adds many extra miles of non-skid Highest quality cords and live virgin rubber form the Patented Safety Bonded Body. 3 Cogwhael Tread utilizes the surest non-skid prin ciple known. 4 The special “’U.S.”” Bead proved three times safer. 5 The Inverted Breaker Stri is a special a?!mfi safety factor. ¥ THE BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS, GEORGIA NEW YORK STOCKS NEW YORK -——(AP)— Following i the range of ttpck quotations on the New York Stock Exchange Saturday: High Low Close —A— Al Chém and Dye 131 Amn Can . . . 96% 956% 96% Am Powand Lt . 7% 7 T Am Rad and B¢t . 14y 13% 14% Am Smelt and R 43 421, 42Y Am Tel and Tel . 113% 113 113 Am Tob B . . . 16% 1718% 16% Anaconda ~ . . 14% 14% 14% Auburn. Auto . . 28% 22% 23 AR e 6% 6 6 il Balt and Ohio . 23% Bendiv Avia . . 15. 14% 14% BN By 88 32% 33 Budd - Mig . . . 5% G Canad Pac . . . 14 13% 13% Casg (JI) .. - . 44% 49 49% Ches and Ohio . . 47 % Chrysler ~ . .. 30% 83% 394 Coml Solv ~ . . 22% 22% 22% Comi aGid Bexs (- 2% 8 2 Con GRS 7 i . 5 98 48 333 Con 001 ... ; 4 10% 10 103% Cont Can=s. . . L 9% e i Du Pont De N . 89 881, 88854 s B . El Pow and Lt . 5% Gt Gen Hlee ', . . 20 19% 19% Gen Foods .. . . 32 31% 31% Lo Mot . . . 81 30% 30% Glllette . . 10% Gold Dust . ~ 194 Goodyear Tandß 27Y% 26% 27% g R - Hudson Mot . . 9% 9% 9% e Illinois Cent , . 25 Int Harvester . . 33 32% 33 Int Nfc Can . . 26% 25% 26 Int TelandTel . 12% 12% 123 s s Johns-Manv . . b 2 s iy Kennecott . , . 22 21% 21% wekl et Ligg and My B . . 95% 95* 95% Lioaws . . . .- 288 28%. 28% Lorillara (F) . . 18% 18% 18% i Mont Ward . . . 72% 27% 27% i Nash Mot“, . . 17% 16% 17% Nat Dairy Pr . . 11% 17% 17% Nat PowandLt . 10%- 10% 10% N Y Cent. . . ;. 25% 2895 28% NY NH and H . 15 Novth Am: . . 17% A% IT% ; § i Packard Mot . . 3% 3% 3% Par Publix ctf . 3% Penney (JC) . . 57% Fehn BRR . . ~ 30% Phillips Pet . , 11% 1% 11% Pub Bye NJ . . . 36 o[R e Baße oo 7 6% 6% Repub Stl . . . 16% 16% 15% Rey Tob B . . . 46% 456 Y% 46% sl Seaboard Airl . 1% Seaboard Oil . . 32 Sears Roeb . . . 41% 41% 41% Socony-Vac . . 16% 16% 156% en Pee ... . 28 235% 24 e Y .. .0 e 24 Std Brands . . . 20% 20% 20% Sta Ol Cal .. . 34% MY Ol N ... . @ 43% 43% Studebaker . . . 4 il Teßas COED .o+« 28% Transamerica . . 6% 6% 63 skl Un Carbide . (. . 42% . 42% 424 Unit Aircraft . . 18% .18 18 United CoWh 1o is 1. 5% US Ind Alco.. .. gy 40% US Steel . . . 38% '38% 38% —_—W— Warner Pic .". . . -5% West Un Tel . . 45% 44% 45% Woolworth . . . .49% 49% 495 SALES ; Total Saturday, 189,300. : Previous day, 4387,340. Week ago, 233,350. 5 Year. ago, 2,791,230. Two years ago, holiday. January 1 to date, 215,237,515 Year ago, 342,935,249. Two years ago, 176,490,171, 1 Mrs. M. T. Caylette | . . Di . es Saturday Noon; Funeral Here Today Private funeral services for Mrs. Mary Talmage Caylette will be held at the graveside in OcConee Hill cemetery this afternono at 3 o’clock, with Rev. Stanley R. Grubb, of the Christian chureh, officiating . Mrs. Caylette, who was 89 yvears old, died at her home in Milledgeville Saturday at 12:001 o’clock. She was born in Athens, | where she spent 44 years, having | lived in Milledgeville for the -past 45 years. She was a member of the Emmanuel Episcopal church here, and was well known in this section. ’ She is survived by .three nieces, all of Athens. They are Mrs. 'Henry Kimbrell, Miss Nell Brgiht well and Miss Edith Brightwell. She is also survived by a sister-i in-law, Mris. Allen Talmage of | Athens. The following will serve as pail bearers: Nir. Gordon Kimbrel].t Mr. Robert Kimbrell, Mr. George | Kimbrell, Mr. Sam Wodlds, Mr. George Willtams, and Mr. Leßoy Hart. McDorman' - Bridges funeral | home in charge. i MORE COTTON BLOOMS ’ Two more cotton blooms came | into the Banmner-Herald office Sat- I urday. One was raised by Mrs Sid Smith who lives on R.F.D. | No. 3 in Clarke couanty. “Uncle James” Mooni, tenant on the farm of Mrs. J.: W. Woods on the| Danielsville foad, raised the othef. The, fields naw are full of blooms, NEW YORK BONDS NEW YORK—(AP)— The fol lowing is the closg of bonds quota tions on the New York Stock Ex change Saturday. bl FOREIGN Argentine 68........ i 82 AR 88, ... .0 vuivre oo 8 BRGNS W, .5 s oreinis s 20BN RERRINE O3em. ... Ll Siive « T B e 1B O Govt 18.... + . nrsy 978 DR M L e O FHIRE 08, .. .. e e SN RO 88 .. . e B DOMESTIC ANlaphany 68. ... ... e 4o 3108 Am and Foreign P 55........ 51 B D AT B 8 ioss ivu s v JAUNE AT and PAR S i 108 Balt ana Ohlo 48 ... uvve s 1013 Kot Bt PM 89, .. iiiiian s 1025 Bklyn M Trans 65..........101% Can: Fac 48 perp.....ivis-.+ 88% Ehle 2D 68, ...c:vviine e 308 Ches nad O gen 4%5..........110% OB and B.IN Bs. .. oy 2 36% Ch and'W Ind $8.....00... " 98% Con Gas NY p%5.......0....100% Con Gasi NY 6%5............107% EHBE COhne pr 68. ... .0 0. ois 8 DA B G ... naiiipiee DRYS Dodge Bros 68........ ......106% e Y B L Sl e TR FIN IO B .a 0 oiiiibiee (D Goodyr T and R 58.¢........100% Gt WEE BY T 8 ivvmii v 3% Hiidson Coal 68.... ........ 4% Hudson and Man Inc 55.. .... 38% Interb R Te-rfg 58.......... Tl% Int T and T cv 4%5e;....... 68% Teana R oAI o o e e Midvets SHI 68, .i .0 00l 10K MR- TOx I 8 8., .00 eBB Mo PR GO 48, ... .., . vra il MY R . o ey 1% NY NH and Hevt 65.... .... 9% Nort*shd W 48. ......... ~ - 106%% Nog Plie O .00l vivivey 3998 Penn RR gén 8&...... (..v¢. 1085 Bual K L con 88... i ieaies 9% 8o Ball T and T 8. 0000, 108 Hotl Pag S%B. ..i ... b 83% St By 800 Ph. ... gL 1085 South Ry gen 48........ ... 63% B YV B T 88. ... il 20D% Mt O NJTBB.c.Ou s Joien i 806% LBPO B i e BdndYe DB RUbEN.. ~ Gavicad SR Western Elec 58...... .... ..103% Western Union 58.. .... .... 86% BOND SALES JUNE 30 Total Sales, 4,975,000. 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On the eve of federal control of speculation, the turnover on the stock exchange dwindled to 189,30( shares. It was the smallest volume for a two-hour session since Aug ust 11, 1923, when only 158,500 shares were traded. Total turnover for the month approximated 16,800,000 shares, the lowest since May, 1924, At the height of tht 1929 crash, almost that much stock was traded in one session. : The same drab note of inertia wag struck in other finaneial mar kets as the mid-year dréw to a close. FFinding no stimulus in the day's news, speculative markets prolong ed their waiting attitude. GENERALLY STEADY NEW YORK —(AP)— While an early advance in cotton Saturday wasi not fully maintained, prices held generally steady on unfavora ble weather reportg from the south west and the relatively steady Liv erpool cables. NEW ORLEANS —(AP)— Only moderate trading featured Satur day’s session in cotton and prices advanced moderately on better Liverpool cables, continued drought in the west and covering by shorts for over the week-end. The close was steady at advances of 6 to 8 points. . A Tom Heflin, Jr., Dies . . Of Bronchial Pneumonia LAFAYETTE, Ala— () — J. Thomas Heflin, jr., 33, son of Ala bama’s former senator, died at the Heflin home here Saturday after an illness of two weeks from bron chial pneumonia. Young Heflin had been in La- Favette almost two years practic ing law with his father. His wife and father survive. . . PWA Project Gives . Morehead City, N. C., Channel to Ocean WASHINGTON. — () — The Public Works administration an nounced Saturday an allotment of $1,555,000 to the War department for a 30-foot channe! from Beau fort Inlet to Morehead City, N. C,, contingent upon assurances Ma rine terminal facilities, suitable for ocean-going vessels would be established by local interests at Morehead City. At the same time the PWA an nounced approval of an applica tion of the Moreheaa City port commniission for a loan -and grant amounting to $425,000 for con struction of the Marine terminal subject to the commission’s €n tering a contract satisfactory to Administrator Ickes. The early Romans used bread crumbs dissolved in milk as a cream to soften and beautify the skin. § et e i Women in soms Balkan countries decorate théir hats with coins. The United States once issued 5-cent bills. A gl Turtle meat has the combined good qualities of pork, chicken, beef, mutton, and venison, e HAVE YOUR CLEANING DONE AT NEW LOW PRICES! We Have the Most Modern Equipment and the Most Experienced Operatives. ——NEW PRICES ON CLEANING AND PRESSING—— RESSES AND MEN’'S SUITS, gtéflfo ASISDSPRESSED‘..S..‘.....‘....,... 25¢ eaCh (Linen Suits Excepted) —PHONE 276— : Industrial Laundry & Dry Cleaning Co. ical Notice! All Grand Jurors, Parties and Witnesses Need Not Appear at the Superior Court, Monday, July 2, 1934, as the Order Calling the Grand Jury Has Been Rescinded. W. E. JACKSON, Sheriff SUNDAY, JULY 1, 1934, ' 'Bond Market Wilts A Saturday i - Away aturday In ’ . Day’s Short Session NEW YORK ~-(®)-— The bhond market whiled away its short ses sion Saturday ‘without réfistering much change in prices. - Prime in vestment railroad issues were again in demand and a few ¢f them equalled or excefleed the i_vear’s high. Industrials werée quiet |and the govermnent list wag | steady. i ‘ l Transferg approximdted $4,975 - 000 par value compared ‘with $9 . 643,000 Friday and $4,033,000 week ago. The Standard Statistices Co. average of 60 domestié cor porate honds remained unchanged at 86.4. .This average for the en- Itire week showed a gain_ of" one tenth of a point over. last Satup day. Home ownerg loan 4g declined 3. 32nds, federal farm mortgage 3 1-4 s were 2-32nds lower, and treasury [Bs of 1946-48 were 1-32nd off. What is believed to he the oldest musical instrument ‘in the world iwas found on the Pollau moun ltaing of Czechoslovakia recently. 'lt is a musical pipe estimatéd to ]he 30,000 vears old and is'.made from a lion's tooth;: . g WE /- JAVE' 2 ) N NEW PRICES ON HAT CLEANING FELTS AND STIFF STRAWS 25c PANAMAS 35¢c The Former Master Hat Cleaner is the Man who Does Qur Work!
