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About Athens banner-herald. (Athens, Ga.) 1933-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 13, 1935)
PAGE SIX ' OTREET SR G A - 4 b s by . Katheryn Seagraves i s o eSy g S i o i e Happy Birthday - Miss lavonia Scarbrough cele brated her fourteenth Dbirthday - last. Friday. Happy birthday, La ' ‘vonia. i Little Miss Beverly Anne Beusse - Will Le exactly five years old to Emorrow. We're wishing you, too Smany happy returns of the day Beverly."” “ Athenians At Bessie Tift - Mlisses Martha Bray, Lottie Mae Carr and Dorothy Tippett, who are students at Bessie Tift college - Forsyth, were named on the dean’s “Higi for the fall term of 1834. In " urder to nmake this list an average of B or over must be made, Class Meeting Helid in Car BEvery Athenian easily remem bers the excellent downpours Ath ens ¢xperienced last weck. Well, January 8 it rained so hard that ghe Friendship c¢lass of Prince Avende Baptist c¢hurch could not . get into the Bible class room. But ' did they give the meeting up? They ‘did not! Since automobiles are made to use, they promptly utilized Miss Velma Parker's car. And in the dry comfort of the car _they proceeded to carry on their “meeting. ~ Plans for building up the class were Giscussed and new officers were elected. The new officers are Miss Nellie Mae Maynard, presi _deént; Miss Velma Parker, vice _president; DBiss Ann Williams, séeond vice-president; Miss Roz- Q&:fi@ble, third vice-president; ‘Mjss Edith Kinnman, fourth vice _president; Miss Zuline Parks, sec retarys Miss Frances Thomas, treasurer; Miss Katherine Gordon, _reporter; Misses Lucile Martin and WJosephine Higdon, group captains. b?o “Jou see, even business can _be tramsacted. in an auto. i ;’i Well Meaning " Quite peacefully, with the ex ‘ception of much laughter, a group ‘of college students were strolling ‘up Lumpkin hill. John (names are Mi¢titious) seemed to he getting ‘guite -a bit of teasing from the ‘other boys about running into people. eAN right, I'll show vou that— %%l excuse me—!" | f‘ore laughs from the crowd. | i ”i We See By the Tags \ Will Rogers would probably say . see by the /papers” but we're ‘sayihg < "We wmee by the tags.” ,gut’s exactly it. We see by the tags that Rhode Island, Minneso ta, South Carolina and other sou %fl states, and Ohio were rep _résented in Athens Saturday. B o ST — %’“M 8o Graceful A fair young damsel stopped us _the other day with the question as ‘& good football player. When we _told her because of his excellent _playing, that didn't satisfy her. “He's a good. player,” she admit ted, “but he's so graceful when he takes the ball.” : : ~ Quite Unexpectedly ~ Quite unexpectedly a large sofa ‘cukhion eame hurtling from the stair-steps in a downtown build ing yesterday. Well, what could that mean? Pedestrians were quite. jastonished. But they found that wiis a #ood way to get them down whe moving. And much simpler #tn carrying them down. The' people in question had no idea of dding such a thing, though. The cushion _ had tumbled from its wer place, therefore arriving at ite destination earlier than it was ae natea . 2 L Yeday's bpugh . o . Mr. %;gfl“l see you're moving, _ Mr. i% “Yes, the color of the hause didn't match the wife's new’ %t. 80 &m into: ‘one IR Wl e LR RR e o " ' T, O iil i . S P S < ’ - ENJOINED BY COURT gt R e i ——— (Continuea From Page One) ;,3 5 R B ; ‘being deprived of constitutional rights by the act. ,;g’ms daw, act 19 of the special . sesslon, would force the company 7}.provida a proportionate ponsion for an employe who is dismissed ,‘ having been emloyed ass ‘mnch as one-fourth of the years lfii‘?‘?’ make him eligible for a pen g% g said in his conduct of the » gislative session that the act was zv rned to prevent the discharging ;:z‘ who soon would he eli _glble for pensioning. @; going into court the oil con eern maintained that the act would w era with their regular annuity fapStem and that it would take away mim the employer the right to con | tract with emploves on pensions. | " Asg the restraining order was an- | «eed the “Square Deal” loadm'-i ‘% in Baton Rouge was oamng} xcit!z-:'nez to join them in their ’;J“ agaist Long's dictatorial con % ‘which holds through his alli " ance with the state administration . oft Governor O. K. Allen. £ Their organization grew out of the L laying off temborarily ten days ago 1,000 employes by the Standard émompany at Baton Rouge be § of Long's new tvX on re = fimers oil, ~‘ ‘The tax 'was rebated under a promise with Leng and the . workers were given back their jobs " fitwas announced by Long. £ln challenge Saturday Chester I ¢ Amant, an. éxecative committ eanan of the “Square Deal Assoc jaion." declareq that “we have the dictatbrship on' the run” and asked B 8 pomatica o »mg B e Ten Dollars In Cash Prizes To Be Given Away really—cure enough cut w E AR E ting our rates, Deposit also reduced to $5. if you can find cheaper first-class riding anywhere we will agree to swallow our carg one by one if you'll give us time to grese them. XO Y’ Z. 331 THOMAS STREET—PHONE 1626 (One Block East of Georgian Hotel) SEE US FOR USE CAR BARGAINS '33 Chevrolet Coach '32 Hupmobile Coupe "33 Plymouth Coach AND OTHERS SAM W. PINSON MOTOR CO. Phone 786 QUALITY - SERVICE NOTICE! 20% Discount on Laundry CASH AND CARRY Bring Your Bundles—Call for It AND SAVE: 10c0na...... .....50¢c Bundle 20c0na..........51.00 Bundle 30c0na..........51.50 Bundle 40c0na..........52.00 Bundle INDUSRIAL LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANING CO. —PHONE 276— 142-146 East Clayton Street COAL and OKE You won find a better walue than ours ARMSTRONG & DOBBS Athens Battery & Service Co. ONE STOP SERVICE! United otor Service Motor Tune-Up Specialists Carburetor Experts Exide and Delco Batteries Texaco Products Certified Lubrication Tires and Tire Repairs ATHENS BATTERY & SERVICE CO., Inc. —PHONE 986— GER 1935 %A LARG T ! We take this opportunity in thanking our thousandg of customers and friends for . their past patronage and sincerely “hope that we can serve you in the future as we have in the past years. Always call us when in need of quality printing. Y BURMAN PRINTING CO. - SHONE 92 125 W. WASHINGTON ST. COME TO THE WHITE DRY CLEANING CO. FOR THE HIGHEST QUALITY DRY CEANING DYEING L and Whether It's a Man’s Suit or a Fine Dress, You Arc SAFE in Send ing Is Here! PHONE 686 . . for Service! The Olivia Cook Dress Shop 283 East Clayton Street Now Featuring Smart Fashions for Spring In All the Newest Materials and Shade Dresses Suits Coats $5.95 $10.95 $12.95 to . 10 to $18.75 $16.75 SIS Stop ln—Look Around and Sece MODERNIZE YOUR ON OUR SIMPLE Low Cost Payment Plan You can modernize your plumbing now with low monthly payments—no red tape—no down paymens and lwest financing rates ever made available. OQupr finance company is au thorized by the Federal Housing Administra tion. WE WILL MAKE COMPLETE ARRANGEMENTS CALL OR SEE US W. GUY TILLER Plumbing and Heating —PHONE 1716— MOTORS 45wl GENERATORS 53»74 N TRANSFORMERS (ERAGFER i Y o ’_-xA Day and Night \;“‘/ . } EB, Service! ayd COMMERCIAL, INDUSTRIAL AND ELECTRICAL REPAIRS ON ALL TYPE ELECTICAL APPLIANCES WE RE-WIRE YOUR HOME— Placing Sockets in the Desired Spots, Doing First Class Work at Low Cost. EPPES ELECTRIC CO. -_D-/—\Y—49l NIGHT—B2S-W Have Your Clothes Cleaned Better . . . SEND THEM TO 1 3 FINDLEY . DRY CLEANERS HERE'S WHAT YOU GET WHEN YOU USE OUR SERVICE: SCIETIFIC METHODS BETTER APPEARANCE 4 REASONABLE PRICES PROMPT, COURTOUS DELIVERY, PHONE 9293 We Have Just Installed the Very Latest Machine for Making— SPARKLING CARBONATED WATER CODY DAVID Jac. “Your Neighborhood Store” Phone 920 THE BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS, GEORGIA FIND THE MISSING LETTER IN EACH AD, MAKE SLOGAN, AND THEN WRITE SHORT LETTER! In each advertisement on this page there is a word with a missing letter, - The right words properly placed spell a “slo gan” that should be practiced by every Athen ian. 4 Write a letter of not gver 200 words, nop less than 175 words, containing the missing let ters, mentioning each advertiser, and give the slogan. Send the ietter to he Contest Edi tor, Banner-Herald, by Thursday night, Janu ary 17th. The . three best letters com plying with all the raies will be declared the winners. FIRST PRIZE—SS.OO SECOND PRIZE—S2.SO THIRD PRIZE—S2.SO January Clearance Entire Stock . Greatly Reduced NEW WAY™ ..o Your Clothes Are an Investment Worth Protecting—We Do That! NO NEED TO TAKE A CHANCE OF HAVING A SUIT OR DRESS RUINED. Our Cleaners Know How to Do Proper Cleaning Without Any In jury to abrics or Shape! SEND US YOUR FINEST THINGS FOR LAUNDERING. WE TAKE CARE OF THEM! Phone 1781 W¢ Sall and SALE OF WOMEN’S - SHOES! ODD LOTS! - * All Sizes but £ @‘:4 Not in All <7 SNty : Styles! £SR T 40 AN [ | YOU GET A BARGAN! GOOD NOW AND FOR SPRING! 79¢ SI.OO $1.45 $1.95 ATHENS SHOE CO. EAST CLAYTON STREET & | esPUNE 707— W. L. HANCOCK COAL (0. FOR Dependable Coal . . . . . Dependable Service PRONTQO FHORE ‘ o S Saving COPLETE FILING SYSTEMS Save Office Hours and Work and - Worrying. THE McGREGOR (0. ATHENS, CA. We employ reg / )i istered, experi § A enced pharma & : é cists to make N (e : / ‘ & rate as skill and the purest of N éi drugs can make ite Delicius Sandwiches and Drinks MEET ME AT PAT RICK'S HARMACY PHONE 88 :J. Swanton lvy w——" INC. | DODGE and PLYMOUTH Whelesal and Retail Distributors Northeast Georgia YOU GET ALL 1. SERVICE 3 2. COURTESY LOW PRICE WHEN YOU COME TO US FOR REPAIRS ON YOUR FORD! Factory Trained Experts Will Take a Diagnosis and Prescribe the Right Thing to Be Done. No Experimenting or “Guessing.” They are Polite and Willing. PRICES WILL BE RIGHT! C. A. TRUSSELL MOTOR CO. ATHENS’ OLDEST DEALER CRAWFORD COAL AND MATTRESS CO. Phone 157—414 Foundry Street QUALITY COAL AT LOWEST PRICE! “COAL THAT GIVES THE MOST HEAT AND BURNS THE BEST MATTRESS WORK OF ALL KIND —QONE DAY SERVICE— ¥ - . Quality and Service . ... We Have Been Here for Many Years Giv ing Our Customers and Friends the Very Best Quality Merchandise and a High Type Service. We Have Appreciated Your Curteous Consideration in the Past and Truly Hope that We Can Serve You in the Future to a Larger and Better Advantage. INDEPENDENT GROCERY 585 Boulevard—Phone 1456 WE SEW OR VULCANIZE ALL SOLES ON . . . NONE TACKED MARTIN BROS. SHOE SHOP —TWO SHOPS— 151 EAST CLAYTON 45 EAST CLAYTON Next to Kress Beiow Gallant-Belk 717 — PHONES — 621 WE SHINE ALL SHOES! SUNDAY, JANUAR}’/"m, 1938, Our professional knowledge and ethics meet with the appeciation of those whom we are called upon to serve. Bernstein 7uneral me E€STABLISHED 1911 AMBULANCE SERVICE TELEPHONE -G 4 > . W Wholesome . . . Delicious Made in Athes Georgia £=—— 5) The Whole e Family Will nt&Mfi“’rv' “Love” It! 4 ~.~ v - SIE 's:\ ‘ Buy It From (fi\\‘ b Your Grocer S -2 PHONE 1616 \'\.—. PRICE PROVISION CO. 240 North Lumpkin Street Impressive “Third Degree” Road Tests Win Thousands to NEW MIRACLE RIDE! THE BIGGEST THR!LL IN THE WORLD IS TO OWN A Champion of 1935! W. G. SAILERS ° STUDEBAER SALES AND SERVICE ——PHONE 1956— 140 EAST WASHINGTON STREET WINTER — SPRING — SUMMER Tireston Tires and Batteries Always Insure You Satisfactory Service! .«; Gas ;") Washing T . [ Greasing POSS SERVICE STATION —PHONE 9275— 312 East Washigton Street PAR-B-Q) LTS Delicious Hash, Barbecued Pork and Other Good Things to Et! Pies and Cakes somviioitie Wi ALL KINDS BOTTLED DRINKS AND BEER COLORIAL BAR-B-Q “THE STREET CAR” —PHONE 9129— We Deliver—Open All Night Courteous and Efficient Service . . . You can depend upon our men so move your house furnishings with out damage. We have modern equipment. Merchanise packed for rail shipments. TRANS-COUNTRY HAULS ADAMS TRANSFER CO. Phone 656-—Athens, Ga.
