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About Athens banner-herald. (Athens, Ga.) 1933-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 5, 1934)
weDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1934 ’ FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING ‘ Daily Rate Per Word for | Consecutive Insertions One Day, per w0rd........ - 02 Minimum Charge......... 40 Three Insertiong f0r.....: 1.00 : DVERTISEMENT will ‘be - taken for less than 40c. Ad ortisements ordered for irreg . insertions take the one- “ 1 ime rate. Name and addreses | ust be counted In the body of | , advertisement. | . A ERROR {is made,, The ] | panner-Herald ir responsible ] tor only one incorrect inser- ! jon. The advertiser should i notify immediately if any cor- | rection 18 needed. v \LL, DISCONTINUANCES must ! pe made In person at THB LANNER-HERALD OFFICE or by leccer. Phone discontinu wnces are NOT valid. ‘ \LL WANT ADS are payablg in | gdvance. NT AD i 75 et 'V PRENE FOR SALE FOR sALK—Galvanized 5-V Metal Roofing is fire-proof and lasts a lifetime; re-roof with Five-V for efety and satisfaction. Chris tian Hardware. e wE BUY OLD SCRAP GOLD ’ \ND SILVER AND PAY HIGH- ' EST PRICE IN CASH ’ |. BUSH, Jeweler 165 E. Clayton Street g, Authority of U. 8. Treasury. SHOE REPAIRS... ... ONE DAY ONLY — Thursday — Half Soles and Rubber Heels | jeather or composition 89c. Old ham Shoe Shop, 138 North Thomas Street. ! e e ————————— i e iy sttty | WANTED ! et —— WANTED TO BUY—Model A Ford, | late model preferred. Christian Hardware, Broad street. ! WANTED—To buy a secc:md-handl ixteen-guage, breech load.ing.l nammerless gun, Phone 142-J. at 1:30 | MALE HELP WANTED ’ MAN—Tor Coffee Route paying up to $60.00 a week. Automobile given producer. Write Albert | Mills, 6697 Monmouth, Cinein- | nati, Ohio. ! e e e SALESMEN — Permanent income | ssured, New item in line every month. €Call on business con erns only. Restricted territory. Merchants Industries, Inc., Box | 1028, Dayton, Ohio. , LAY - : LOST—Pair white gold rim glasség n'black case. Reward if return= f ed to Mrs. BR. G. Bisson or phone LOST—Lady’s fountain pen, vicln-, ity of Geteral hospital; ;H\'er nd, initials XK. €, N: M. §@. Nicholson. .. _FOR BT i FOR RENT—Cottage in" front of General Hospi-| tal; Cobb street. Phonei 1 C. Jester | FOR RENT—Five room modern | rick bungalow, splendid condi-' tion, aeross from Childs street) Sthool. Joel Realty Company,i \ight phone 1045; day phong 835.1 __FOR SALE—ROOFING TIN i — E HAVE on hand a quantity of | 20od used tin, cheap for cash-{ ‘lone No, 264. L. M. Leathers, -W. Washington street. ; ___SHOCK ABSORBERS ! *OLD AND REPAIRED at Athens | tattery & Service (o, Phonel b, Clayton at Thomas street. i . | Railroad Schedules e —— SEABOARD AIR LINE Arrival and Departure of Trains Athens, Ga. | AT;I and From South and West | ;“‘*‘"‘fa Washington, New York ‘ ‘.‘;‘_- VE— —DEPART | ;.0 bm Birmingham 6:06 am “02am Atlanta 4:00 am' g Atlanta 'T‘ im B-ham.-Mem. 2:03 pm ‘0 and From North and South ~"7 bm Rich.-Norfolk 8:18 pm . "0 am Rich.-Norfolk 9:47 pm | L New York-Washington | Pm Birmingham 6:05 am T | GAINESVILLE-MIDLAND | E Leave Athens ( o % for Gainesville— 7:45 am ! 7% 11 from Gainesville 10:00 am | : Arrive Athens { A ] for Gainesville— 10:45 am: “ 1 from Gainesville~— 6:15 pnf § e ——— | , GEORGIA RAILROAD | 4N 51 Arrives Athens 7:46 am | E ?':.il,\' Except Sunday | 4" 50 Leaves Athens 11:00 a¥ | —— & { SOUTHERN RAILWAY i E Lula—North—South ; § l:y.r. ~-Arrive 1 b o 11:20 an/ ! J ‘Lm = 4:20 pr ‘ L Cox, Assistant General ‘; Freight-Passenger Agent i Telephone 81 I CENTRAL OF GEORGIA ; Dajly Leave Athens Fa ) %y only 7:50 am ana 4:00 pw A 1 ATHENS CYCLE CO. PR 5 S Bicycles, Velocipedes and Skates &""g "y‘ y . 7 \ Repaired. 5 (e}.{% Near Corner Lumpkin and Washington < e Streets—Phone 1361 FOR SALE—RcaI Estate on Most Liberal Terms! Farm on Lexington Road, 105 Acres. Farm on Lexington Road, 96 Acres. ' Farm on Newton Bridge Road, 200 Acres. ’ Farm on Commerce Road, 216 Acres. Farm Near Eastville—6o Acres, All the abave farms are in high state of cultivation with good ‘houses and pastures. HOUSES FOR RENT OR SALE House 219 Cloverhurst Ave. House 161 Springdale St. Housg 673 Cobk St. Bungalow in Winterville, Ga. If you are in the market for real estate, it will pay you to see us, We write ali kinds of insurance, HINTON SECURITIES CO. We Carry a Full Line of PURINA CHOWS AND SANITATION PRODUCTS Heavy Groceries, Feed SQuffs: Farmall Tractors, and McCormick Deering Farm Implements. Weber Wagons and Genuine Chat tanocoga Plow Repairs and Repairg for Oliver, Vulcan, Lynchburg, Avary and Other ;Vlakes of Plows. JOE SHEPHERD MOVED TO NEW LOCATION—CORNER OF BROAD AND OCONEE STREET, ATHENS, GA. RADIATORS REPAIRED AND CLEANED : WELDING DuPont Zerone Anti-Freeze—Globe Batteries LET US LINE UP YOUR FRONT SYSTEM ON OUR NEW BEAR MACHINE! This Machine Will Stop Excessive Tire Wear, Hard Steering, and Shimmy. We Straighten Axles and Frames Cold in Car. GINN’S GARAGE Phone 9118—132 Oc_onee Street We do not Hfire the expense of solicitors or collectors. We Sell for Cash therefore eliminating bookkeeping expense and losses from bad accounts. These sevings are being passed to you. You are sure of saving money by buying coal now. CREECH COAL Is Second to None in Quality! Creech Block . . $6.75 Creech Stoker . $6.00 Creech Egg .. . $6.50 Alabama Coke . SB.OO Above Prices Are Strictly Cash—and Are Subject to Change . Anytime, T'he Florence Co. “HOTTEST COAL AND COLDEST ICE"” wPHONE 1340 oo mnmmsshms REAL ESTATE The last item to drop in price in a depression is also the last item to rise. Stocks and commodities have taken a sharp rise. in the last few months and real estate is just about ready to follow. We still have a few homes listed at mid-depression prices upon which we may be notified of an increase in price any day. Bet ter buy now befere such a rise. COMNAND US—WE ARE AT YOUR SERVICE! ] DEADWYLER - BEACHAM REATY CO. § PHONE 1521 244 EAST WASHINGTON sT. N T 2 MAS % Inlaid and ‘ ¥ Pressed Wood ',@,,‘. /'\\' \A\ Te 2 N j,.® &> BET ke Novelfi B i ——We have just received a shipment of new In laid Wood Novelties . . . useful and attractive gifts for any loved one or friend! —Cigarette Boxes, Ash Trays, Book Ends in new designs, Serving Trays, New Treatments in Nut Bowls and Pick Sets, Trinket Boxes, all in the popular new wood craft. : We Are Also Showing the New Placques in Pressed Wood—Beautiful Scenes Done in the New Manner in Pressed Wood. SHOP EARLY FOR CHRISTMAS CARDS AND GIFTS! The McGregor Co. eT R hu_t“m:wam&*%&" THE BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS, GEORGIA Social News (From Winder WINDER.—One of the pretties parties of the fall season wasg th shower given on Tuesday night i compliment to Miss Lucy Lowe! Ross whose marriage to Mr. J. H. Garrison of Fitzgerald occurred on Thanksgiving day. The affair was ;t’en at thé home of Mrs. W. T. ndolph with Miss Tootsie Pat rick, Miss Virginia Shelnutt, and Miss Samielle Smith as hostess. Autumn flowers were used in an artistic arrangement threughout the home. Each guest registered and wrote a suggestion concerning the proper way to manage a husband. { Little Miss Pat Randolph, at tived .inh a lovely frock of red ors gandie, presented a wagon iilled with gifts to the charming bride elect, . The heautiful g.fts attested the popularity of the honoree. Following a unigue corftest the Ihpst?sfis presented a teapot to Miss Roess., The delicious refreshmefits served were suggestive of the season. The list of guests inciuded Mesdames gillie Blount, W. C. Sharpton, W. . Robison jr., Ludger Lanthier, Rastus Wilbanks, E. L. Shelnutt, B. E. Patrick, Henry Jones, W. C. 3053, W. T. Randolph, Misses Juida Sims, Lueile Wages, Hazel ghe‘mutt, Dorrice McElroy, Anne uster Hargrove, Dorothy May nard, Cathryn Hargrove, Maurice Harrison, Melda Nichols, Reba Lay, Viola Btheridge, Berta Meadow, Henrietta. MeDonald, Ruth Mad dox, and Emelyn Miller, | | MRS, PRICE HOSTESS | Mrs, D. A. Prige entertained | | her: bridge club on Tuesday agtem-,] i noon in .an informal but delightful manner, ' Falj blossoms added color to the rooms where the matrons assem bled to enjoy the afterncon play ing contract bridge. ; I At the conclusion of the games dainty refreshments were served to Mesdames: Louise McCathern T. B. Strange, Charles Ilenry, Roy Maynard, D. S. Hill, Dick Brewer, ~and Clarence Davis, IPERSONALs Tl Misses Mary Lou Tuggle and | Jehnic Baker of Atlanta were the guests of Miss Mary Alice Poole during the Thanksgiving holidays. Mr. David Pass from the Uni versity of Georgia spent Thurs day with friends in this eity. Mrs. E. A. Starr and Miss Nan I Nelle Starr were in Atlanta last | “PRICE REDUCED” Large Size Crazy Crystal Now Only SI.OO Phone 67 or 68 MOON-WINN DRUG CO., Inc. THIS WEEK’S SPECIAL! Bathroom Scales, $5 Electric Heat Pad, $2.98 Thermat Heat Pad, $1 Thermat jr. Pad, 69¢ PHONE 1066 CITIZENS PHARMACY STAR MATTRESS CO. Madison Avenue At River Bridge J. L. Pendley, Jr., Mgr. PHONE 9147 WOOD FOR SALE GO"D PINE WOOD READY FOR STOVE! We Deliver Ay Amount PHONE 1249.] STORAGE MOVING — PACKING Local and Long Distance ADAMS TRANSFER CO PHONE 656 CHECK...UP ON YOUR INSURANCE! The Season for FIRES and AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENTS is here. We can PROTECT you against both, in com _ panies which have stood more than ONE DEPRESSION! E. 1. SMITH & SIDNEY BOLEY CO. —TELEPHONE NO. 9%— J Don’t Think Just “Fish” —There are fat fish and lean fish; there are full-falvored and delicate-flavored fish; there are poor fish (with fins and scales) and fin, fish. There is 2s much variety in fish ag in the red meats. —Choose your fish with discrimination, cook it with artful care, set it in the place i of honor at the head of the table. . . . . Fish isn’t just something to eat on fast dayg . . . It's a delicious food. a nutritious meat, And of the fish you can buy in the market, salt-water fish arg the finest. g - ATHENS FISH & OYSTER CO.—PHONE 1537 .~ WHOLESALE AND RETAIL SEA FOOD | week to visit Mr. and Mrs. Sid "ney Eberhardt and children. Whil: there they also attended the North i Georgia Conference. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Burch wer. in Decatur recentiyv to see Rev. ‘and Mrs. W. T. Hamby. | Mrs. Hubert Maxwell rémains {\xdisposed at her home on New ! gtreet, t i Miss Mable Jackson spent the litter part of the week with home folk and had as her guests Miss Louise Forbes of Hartwell. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Stimmerour spent Monday in Atlanta. 111‘5. J. T. Strange has returned home from Athens whre she spent a week with Mr. and Mrs. Carter IDaniel and children, Miss Lida Mae McKibbon of At !lanta spent the latter part of the - week with relatives in this eity, Miss Allene Kilgore left Sunday l for Greenville; 8. C. to resume her studies in thag eity, ’ Mrs. C. A. Miranne and chil ‘dren were in Athens Saturday for the Georgia-Tech game. - Mrs. E. R. Hosch who has been ‘spending the past week with her aunt Mrs. Minnie Daniel left Sat urday for her home in Atlanta. " Dr. and Mrs. C. S. Willlams spent Thursday, in Atlanta Miss Nan N’eile Starr of Eaton ton was with homefolk for the hol iday season. Mr. and Mrs. DeWitt Pender grass and children of Decatur spent a short time in this city re cently. w Mrs, D. A. Price, Mrs.. Tom Strange and Miss Nan Nelle Starr | spent Friday in Atlanta. | _ Miss Camille Maynard returned ‘to Gainesville Sunday after a visit of severa] days here with her par ents Mr. and Mrs. John Maynard, Mr. and Mrs. Blake Smith and lchildren of Swainsboro were the recent guests of the formers moth cer Mrs. Mollie Smith. 5 Mrs, Roble Tillman of Atlanta has been visiting her parents“ Mr. and Mrs, John Craft. Mr. Tillman joined her here for the week-end. Miss Mary Mayne of Nashville, Tenn., spent the Thanksgiving sea son with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Claude Mayne. Miss Daisy Price has returned to her home in Greenville, S. C, after g brief visit to Dr. and Mrs, D. A. Preie. . Mr. and Mrs. Ted Lewis who have been stationed in Florida ,since their marriage last month are now visiting their parents Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Weatherly. They are en route to Kentucky, where they wil] reside for an indefinite time. . Miss Louise Kidd who has been | ill the past week is convalescing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Reece [_Couch. P Mr. and Mrs. Willlam Summer our, Mrs. €. 8. Willilams, Mrs. J. é. Pledgér and Miss lda Kllgore swere among these-who have been .in Atheng recently to . gee little Bobby Eskridge who is in the Gen eral hospital. o | Mr. and Mrs. Joe KEstes and children were with Mr. and M"'J George Woodruff during the holi days.. = ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Loy Etheridge and iittle son have returned from south Georgia. CARD OF THANKS To the Voters of Sandy Creek District: I want to thank the ones that elected me bailiff in Saturday’s election. I have no hard feelings for those that did not support me, and will serve a‘ll to the best of my ability. ROBERT H. WAGES. MADE TO ORDER! We Make Tables, Cedar Chests, Book Cases, Kitchen Cabinets of All Kinds, and Specially Built Furniture. PRICES REASONABLE! Phone 158-W Or Come to Factory 399 Buecna Vista Ave. READ BANNER-HERALD WANT ADS! Just One Guess! ’ You're Wrong! g Y SRR i S .:;.‘:k;_«;:;5;:';;;ggf_g:gz;;;gv:;;;."-‘:‘ e e S s T SRR B e B et SR SR g e S B T G BT e - s R : B vt E LR - E e DRt Bog e B TR e e ST SRR SR S RN e - B SRR Feain R R GG %x\\\i o SS R B ol e - o SRR G REE S GRS R S oo w>*§‘ L T . 3 S S SRR SR et G adem e i S ufl«\»fi‘\bh‘ Bk %v*&rfi«x« B s e e e Ll T O AR AR e Pt i R % ) e SRR B 5 R i & B o i P ol S ‘g*‘ j e RER R R e Who's this: inverted siren? Champion fancy diver? Olyms pic team swimmer? You're wrongl+s It's none other than Norma Shearer, practicing at her Santa Monica home some of the fancy diving for which she is noted. The famous film star has often given exhibitions of her springboard prowesst NICHOLSON NEWS BY J. L. BARNETT ' NICHOLSON, Ga. — Announce ments have been made regarding the next weeting of the Jackson County Singing convention, which will be with the Bethany Methodist church, three miles west of this place. Sam Lorq of Jefferson and Jewett Barnett of Nicholson are president and secretary of the con vention and are soliciting the as sistance of everyone in making this the best year of song service. Misses Berma Lou, Julia and Azilie Read entertained the follow- Jtlg’guests with a party, Saturday evening. Harold Swindle, G. T !.Kealer., Bluford Smith, Lewlis Dail ey, James Wallace, Mayo Wilbanks Clifford Palmer, James Baird, J, E. Gibson, Misses Mary Sue Har mon, Junita Venable, Syble Swind le, Cathol Mae Palmer, Darline Baird, Florine Barnett, Lydia Wil sOoMm: : A Thanksgiving dinner was serv ed at the home of Mr. and Mrs, J. 0.. Nabers, Thursday and the fol lowing guests were present: Mr. and Mrs. Grady Waldon, Mr. and Mrs., Matt Clay, Atlanta; Mr, N. C. Williamson, Miss Myrdelle Thur mond, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Venable of Frockton, Mr. J. F. Barnett, Mr. Sam: Harmon and family of Nich olsgon, Mrs. Evie Pace was carrieq, to‘ Atlanta, Sunday, wheére she Will] undergo an operation. Friends ‘ trust that she will be able to re turn home soon, Ttev, Paul Brady of Toccoa will nreach at the Fire Baptized Holl ness church, Saturday evening and Sunday You are invited to at tend. oy Mr, C. C. Sorrow hag returned from Atlanta with his daughter Miss Gilmdys, after_the latter had an operation. It's hoped she will soon recover. ; You are invited to atteng serv ices at the Congregational Holiness ¢hureh, Sunday afternoon, by Rev. Howard Sorrow of Jersey. Mr. George Smith and family were visiting near Colbert, Sunday the guests of relatives and friends. Mrs, R. P. Kendrall and children of Macon were visiting here with Mrs. Myrt Bullock last week. Rev. W. M. Davis, Rev. W. C. Broeck and Mr. Grover Sorrow held services near. Maysville Sunday. Rev. Paul Brady, Mrs, Howing ton, daughters and eothers from Athens were visiting here Sunday afternoon. Friends of Mrs. Dillard Watkins are glad to learn she is improving after being sick several days. Mr. Henry Coleman of Atlanta wag a visitor here during the past week with his mother, Mrs. Ella Coleman. ‘E o mwEN Mrs. T. G, Johnson of Atlanta was visiting here over the week end, the guest of relatives and friends. Mr. Claud Berry of the CCC camp. Blue Ridge, was visiting among relatives here over the week-end. Mr. J. H. Davis of Maysville was a visitor here Saturday and Sun day, the guest of relatives. Prof. M. H, Reynolds and family of Subligna were week-end guests of relatives here. | Mr, Jewett Barnett ana famil were viziting with relatives and friends near Colbert Sunday. 4 DRESSED TURKEYS FOR CHRISTMAS! We have engaged a fine lot of two year old Hens and Toms! They will be dressed and drawn, just ready to bake with no ex tra trouble. They will v;:igh from 12-lbs. to 25- Ibs. ~ARNOLD & ABNEY . News Events in Winterville™ MISS MARION COILE, EDITOR, PHONE NO. 9 | WINTERVILLE, Ga.—The Win | terville Recreation club issues the | following announcement cencern | ing its "Community Party” at the I gymnasium Thursday evening, | 4180:10:80 p. m. : | The poung pepole of the elub are giving a “party” in honor of the older people in Winterville and the surrounding communities, and | are inviting both old and young, whether members of the e¢lub or }not. to spend an evening together |in wholesome recreation. Formal :invimtions are not going to be mailed out but this notices serves to remind everybody of his or her cordial invitation to be present on this happy oceasion. Don't miss it! Remember, Thursday evening i at the gym! Miss Dora Meyer and Mrs. Anna Flint left Sunday for Augusta where they will spen¥ a month lwi\h relatives there. Teachers Go Home #or Thanksgiving ‘ Among the number of teachers who spent the Thanksgiving heli days at their homes here were: Misses Mabel Bolton of College Park; Frances Briant of Maxeys; Annie Mary Bolton of Bio Consol idated school, Hart county; Gladys ! Coile of Chickamauga; Florrie Dunlap of Columbia, 8. C.; Mir iam O'Kelley of Whitehall; Loisg Pittard of Douglas; Louisa Kro ner of Soperton; Myra Lee Ker lin of Center; Evelyn Fleeman of Hapeville; and Messrs, George Ligon O'Kelley of Dudley; Keely Phillips of Ocilla. ; ‘ The friends of Miss . Forx'ie‘ Hardeman, - who teaches at Ar« noldsville High schbol, are pleased to learn of her improvement after & tonsil operation at the St. Mary's hospital last Wednesday. She spent her holidays at the hospital but returned to her home on the Lexington road during the week end. / Mr., and Mrs. A. Taurus of filx‘-‘ mingham spent the week-end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Pittard, and attended the Georgius Tech game on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Britt Massey and daughter, Miss Margarvet Masséy. of Atlanta attended the funeral of Mr. C. H. Matthews Thusrday afternoon. | t Miss Christine Carter, one of the popular teachers in the Wlmer-{ lvme elementary school, spent fThanksglving with Mrs. M, P. King in Arnoldsville. ~ Mr. and Mrs. Frank O'Farrell 'and son, Frank, jr, of Atlanta spent Thanskigivhg with feélatives here. Miss Vivian Smith of Macon and Douglas attended the Georgia- Tech football game in Athens and made a brief visit during the woek-end at the home of Rev. W, M. Coile. Tribute Paid to . : ‘Mr. G. H. Matthews W | Widespread sorrow wag caused in our community last Wednesday morning when the sad news of Mr. C. H. Matthews’ depatrure from our midst was announced. ‘ The death angel enfl:red the home of nis father-in-law, Mr. Phil Watson, about 2:30 a. m.! Wednesday and carried his soul to hig Heavenly home where hla‘ lingering illness will cease for evermore. h His health had been failing for several months, which caused a resignation of his work in At lanta where he had lived during the last few years. During the last few months, Mr. Matthews' condition has been growing from bad to worse. No patient has ever displayed more courage nad less murmuring on account of his malady which caused no little suffering. His patience and loyalty to his Fath er's Will is a sweet memory to all who knew him. Among thosée who are bereaved are his wife, Mrs. Lena Watson Maftthews; hig daughter, Mrs, Maitie Matthews Ball 6f Atlanta: two grandchildren, Fay and Hor ace, jr, of Atlanta; two sisters, Mrs. Dora Mathews Dawson and Miss Annie Matthews of Atlanta: oné kLrcther, Mr. Fulech Matthéws, of Chester, 8. C.;” many nieces and nephews. The funeral was heéld at thé Baptist church Thursday after noon at 2:30 o'clock, and the ser viees were conducted by Rev. W. M. Coile, the pastor. The pall bearers were Messrs. Joe Fambro, Frank Duncan, Asbury Gunter, Bennie Meyer, Linton Dawgon, M. D. Watson, H. H. Neeli, Jack Jackson and Cosby Dawson. l Special music was furnished by Mrs. Ben Eubanks, Mts?a Gladys Coile and Marion Coile, Mr. Spur geon Coile and Dr. F. W, Coile. Miss Lois Pittard accompanied at | the piano. The beautiful floral of ferings were expressive of the love and respect with which Mr. Mat thews was held. Interment was in the Winterville cemetery. Among the relatives and friends from out of town who attended | the funeral were: Mr. and Mrs. !Jack Jackson of Chickamauga; Mr. and Mrs. Cosby Dawson of New Orleans; Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Watson of Athens; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Watson of Athens; Mr. F. J. Watson of Atlanta; Mrs. Dorothy Watson Ford, Mr. tm!l Mrs. Linton Dawson of Athens; Mrs. Cumi Bullock of Hull; Miss Sue Fambro of Athens; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Duncan of Athehs:! Mre. Minnie L. Tuck of Atlanta. The friends of the bereaved ta.m-! ily deeply sympathize mm-rthua} in their great sorrow. 7 ORI Mr. and Mrs. Howard Purh] and son, Howard, jr, of Augusta visited in the home -of Mr. m 1 Mrs. Spurgeon Coile during the Mr. Tinsley Holbrook, whe has been spending several days in At lanita, has returned home. § Regret Transfer of = Mc w 3 i b F Epad terville, Cherokes’ Coptiac. 40l & PAGE SEVEN , Tuckston, will B& transferred to | Villa, ‘Riea. His friends regret ! :much that he will leave here % wigh for him and his tamily !fié ! happiness and a great servied ] his new field, I It has been reported that Rev. ' R. W. Green of Villa Riea is to [be the new pastor on the Winter= ville charge. 5 Mr. and Mrs. Asbury Cunter and two children spent Sunday with relatives in Maysville. Football Makes Way i For Basketball Season : Many football lovers attended the Georgia-Tech game in ‘Athens Saturday aftermoon and @saw & close, hard fought contest which was very thrilling to the admir of both teams. However, & Georgia ‘“fans” must have enjoy~ ed this yeat's football “swan gong”’ somewhat more thoroughly because of the seven points that the Georgia Bulldogs managed to score during the fourth guartér. Anywray, “shorty” Roberts was ‘the most spectacular ‘offensive power on the field. With this grand finale to the football séa= ‘son, the local interest will' now b 8 confined to basketball for the nexg few months. i e By the way, the announcement of basketball games betweent our own High school teams afd @ the Athens High teams during the coming week-end will -.attraet many because of the inténse inters est and keen but friendly rivalry which exists between the two schoolg. “Watch for- the date and do not mise these games! . & Teachers Welcoshed P Back From Holidays L R Our community welcomes all the members of the W. H. 8. faculty who enjoyed the Fhanksgiving holidays at their respective homes or visiting elsewhere. Their absence was very noticeable bee cause their presence is greatly ene joyed in our midst. ¢ i B o Mr. and Mre. H. A. Hayness Billy and Betty Haynes: spent Saturday in Clarkesville as the guests of relatives. Mrs, flfioldqnl Mrs., Haynes’ mother, acéempans fed them home Wwhere . she: will spend some time. Mr. and Mrs. Pope Sp‘mtl)it and two little sons spent Thanksgiv ing with relatives in Atlagfi&. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Carter and children and Mr. and Mrs. Char lie Slay and children. spéht ,Sun day with relatives near | Stephe ens. . A g Mr. and Mrs. Horace B A}:d children, whe were called here on account of the serious illn? and death of Mrs, Ball's father, Mr. C. H. Matthews, returned to.theie home in Atlanta Saturdagf o The friends of Mrs. L, A{ Na bers are glad to hear that she has improved from her recent illnéss. Mre, Minnie L. Tuck, who dte tended the funeral of Mr. Q. H. Matthews and who hag been vbf iting friends here a few:dayp, fée turned to Atlanta Staurday. | Miss Gertrude Shepard ; and Mr Charlie Shepard sbeng‘zm day in Atlanta. »"Ai“‘ PRAYER SERVICES ARE HELD TONIGHT ‘Seven Local Churches An nounce Regular Services - Wednesday Night | 5 s Prayer services will be held at seven of the local churches tonight, with one failing to = repert ' this morning, and special services at another. : ~ ,The Lottie Moon Christmas of sering will be observed at prayer services of the Prince Avenue Bap= tist church tonight 4t 8 o’clock. The Woman's MisSionary sosiety will havy charge of the services, with Mrs. L. M. Crowley, president presiding. Mrs. T. W. Tippett, Mrs. O. B. Dye, and Miss Allis May Lang will take part on the program, and Rev. T. W. Tippett will give the devotional. v oo Rev. J. C. Wilkinson will eons tinue his study of the Psalms at the services tonight at 8 o'cleck, in th, Pirst Baptist church: Rev. Lester Rumble will conduct sers vices at the First Methodist ehureh at -8 o’clock. iGEE e Services at the Young m chureh will bg under the s%fihs ion of R. €. Whitaker, and will be= gin at 8 o'clock The G. A and the Sunbeams will have charge of the services at thg ' HEast ' Athens Baptist church at 7:30. Mrs, J. B. Farr and Mrs. Yon will lead. Rev. J. A. Langford willicon= duct services at Oconee -Nsh‘“t Methodist church at 8 ¢’clock; Ser vices at West End Baptist church will be conducted by Re\u-;ifi. A Hemrick at 7:30, i = The regular missionary méeting will be held at the Christian ¢hureh tonight at 8 o'clock, with Mrs. G. F. Whitehedd in charge, “instead of the regular prayer services. No réport was available from the Cea tral Presbyterian church.™ ADMIRAL DIES NEW MILFORD, Conn, — #) —y Reéar Admiral C. L. Hussey, U - States Navy, retired, of W‘i’# ton, D.C, and Litchfield, died of a heart attack Tuesday &fte%tfi ing from a train. % i;‘ IN CASH PRIZEST For the Best LetterS.on Bread! Get blanks at Benson’s Bakery. Letters o gfiffi“’ ; B
