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Newspaper Page Text(UNDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1935. . o 99 1 “(Clean Living” Is ic Di d at Topic Discussed a » . Local Hi-Y Meeting \though rain greatly reduced at _qance, the local Hi-Y club held .. meeting yesterday morning at 0 oclock in the Y. 0 C A a 8 «al with seven members and W. T “porbes attending. willie Broach had charge of a cresting program on “Clean Civing.” the last of the four stan g of the Hi-¥Y clibs, ‘The pro | .},:,‘--, was well planned and the I % euscion was very interesting. U iarting next Saturday, the pro am of the elub will be based on o booklet, “Questions of Boys and. (" Today,” put out by the state soard. This booklet includes enough‘ eady planned programs to last for sroelks 8 : the first subject “What Slan(l-] jard You Have for Making (,‘.ond,"l § will he used next week with Jack b peid’s group in charge of the dis~| ussion. In this group are Howell Erwin. Dave Paddock, Billy Peep-l jes, Sam Sheriff and James Bailey. | This group, along with ‘two oth- | s, was appointed yesterday. Tho’ sther two groups are as follows: | Cwillie Brach, chairman; Robert ! gorne, Marion Dußose, Billy Bur-' son, Farle Berry, Harry Trimbell, fman Greene and George Mc-l pider; John Ashford, chairman; pan DuPree, John Davis, Goodloe {Eewin, Munroe Dearing, James payne and Robert Bloomfield. Those attending yesterday's heeting were: Willie Broach, How o) Brwin, Jack Reid, W, T. Forbes, t sam Sheriff, John Ashford, Earle Rerry and Billy Burson. | e | pr. C. G. Chappell ’ Arrives Today for 2- Weeks Revival Here (Continued From Page One) ing sermon, at 11:15, at ' Young Harris church. The 8 o'clock ser mon. also by Rev. Joneés, will be on “Beginning to Sink.” Rev. 11. N. Saye, pastor, will con duct hoth services at East Athens Baptist, Sublects for neither ser mon were annouriced. The morn ing service will begin at 11 o’clock, and the evening sermon at 8 p. m Holy Communion will be observed at Emmanuel Episcopal. chureh at 7:30, with the morning prayer and sermon heginning at.ll o’clock. The college group of the church will meet tonight at. 7 o’clock. “Rest For My. Soul” will be the subject of Rev. S. R. Grubb's ser mon at the Christian church this wrning at 11 o’clock. No subject is announced for the 8 o’clock ermon, however, Other Sermons { inuation of the study of the work of the Holy spirit will be con ducted by Rev. S. J. Cartledge: at hoth services at the Central Pres byterian church. Morning services will be held at 11. o'clock, and the evening sermon will be at 8. Rev, J. C. Wilkinson, pastor. will preach on “The Christian Appeal” he 11:15 sermon at First Bap- Uust church, and “Progress'” at the 8 o'clock sermon. Only one service .will. e held at First Presbyterian church, at 11 oclock. Dr. K, L, Hill, pastor, will breach on “Heavenly Treasures vs, Earthly Treasures” at this time. ‘Soul” is the subject of l{l(‘ Les i-Sermon of the Christian Sci ence society, whieh meets at the (ieorgian hotel at 11 o'clock. Many teresting citations, comprising the Lesson Sermon, will he discus td at the meeting. Mo Peace Without Spiritual : Victory E SEE many references to “/ the conditions which were prevalent in Europe when the World War began, twenty vears ago. Some feel that in them 'hey see parallels to the general situation today, and ask, Just how Sture are we? For we realize that we live in a complex society drawn closer together by modern lieans of communication, We are Lot untouched by the sorrows and fufferings around us, either as na lions or as individuals. And from this fact we learn that the well bing of one person enhances that of the community and that when 4 nation is prosperous and con tented, other nations are thereby Ulessed. So the peace of the world concerns us all. As strife between . individuals ‘eeses, will not wars ceage, for do Lot both result from the same surces, such as resentment, envy, and fear? As these thoughts are Usplaced by love, even as light Uisplaces darkness, will not peace e assured? ° Feace is not merely war’s oppo *llé, nor is it an interlude between Vars, Peace does mot result from ¢ Negative condition—from mnoth ‘£, it Is a positive state of mind, Wierein evil has no place. As the Bible says, it is not attained by ‘lving, “Peace, peace; when there 1210 peace,”” Just as we cannot be Ving without entertaining loving tWoughts, so a nation cannot be Peacetul without active, construec "¢, peacefui thinking. There can % o peace without victory over Wrong thinking. Were not the children of Israel, faltering in the wilderness, ex “Lples of the thought which de -68 peace without vietory? They "buked Moses who had started Uem on their jourmey out of bndage into freedom, out of the ‘aterial into the spiritual, saying: .5 not this the word that we did tell thee in Egypt, saying, Let us alone,(sthat we may serve the Egyptians? For it had been better for us to serve the Egyptians, than U2t we should die in the wilder- U%5.” But Moses knew that true Jace had to be earned and won, d that they would gain it by Sle forward, got backward. He 'elied on God’s _presence and pow ¥, and 5o re"“!’%gt ourage. FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Daily Rate Per Word for Consecutive Insertions One Day, per w0rd........ .02 Minimum Charge..... ... .40 Three Insertions for.. .... 1.00 NO ADVERTISEMENT will be taken for less than 40c. Ad vertisements ordered for irreg ular insertions take the one time rate Name and addresses must be counted in the body of the advertisement, [FF AN BERROR is made, The Banner-Herald is responsible for only one incorrect inser tion. The advertiser - should notify immediately if any cor rection is needed. ALL DISCONTINUANCES must be made in person at THE BANNER - HERALD OFFICE or by lettéer. Fhone discontinu ances are NOT valid. \LL WANT ADS are payable In advance. 75 WANT AD 75 .. PHONE e e S FOR SALE FOR SALE — Plow points, parts and repairs for the Oliver, Im perial, Vulvan, Chattanooga, Sy racuse and Lynchburg plows, field and garden tools, field fence and poultry netting, post hole diggers, Champion Forges and Blowers, Cutaway and Sec tion Harrows, special discounts to every one. Christian Hard ware, Broad street. bR R e el b T FOR SALE—Paints, in addition to our Sherwin-Williams line of high grade paints we have add ed the Baer Brothers line of Alluminum, Bronzes, Flatwall and Semi-Gross, Varnishes ete. This is a splendid line of plints at a very moderate price. Chris tian Hardware. FOR SALE — Coker’s Pedigreed Farm Relief Cotton Seed, light folige, fruits early, large bolls, long staple. It will pay you to plant these seed. Hodgson Cot ton Company. Phone 1080. ks Bkl eg Sl deine S el R FOR SALE—One lot Ladies’ Ox fords, Ties and Pumps, in all styles, at SI.OO pair. The Fair Store, 154 Thomas Street. 1 ROBBED BY BLONDE ATLANTA, Ga—(£)—An out of town visitor reported to the police that a pretty blonde robbed him of his purse and five dollars last night. He said that while enter ing a restaurant through a revolv ing door the blonde stepped into the door with him and a few minutes later he discovered his purse was missing. By that timg the blonde had gone. Add a tabespoonful of paraffin to the water when washing lino leum. This removes stains and helps to preserve the linoleum. Ivy on a house fall is usually a protection from dampnesd, rather than a menace, unless there is a defect in the wall. Card of Thanks (COLORED) The families of Mrs. Marjorie Brown King, Major Edward M. Brown, Washington, D. C., and Endless. Caverns, Virginia, and the family of Mrs. Rosa_ Jones Smith, express their thanks for all expresr sions of sympathy shown through out the illness and death of their devoted and faithful “mammy” and most amiable and indulgent moth er, Mrs. Annie Smith Derricotte, 389 Dußose avenue, Athens, Ga. We also trank Mack & Payne for their prompt and efficient service. Let us therefore rather “follow after the things which make for peace,” as did Christ Jesus, our Exemplar, who neither submitted to evil nor ignored it, but healed sin and disease, and - overcame death. On this point,~as on all others, Christian Science is in ac cord with the Bible, And Chris tian Scientists réalize that true peace is attained by proving error to be powerless and unreal. Mary Baker Eddy tells us in her text book, “Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures” (p. 463), that “right and wrong, truth and error, will be at strife in the minds of students, until victory rests on the side of invincible truth.” What are sqﬁo of the errone ous thoughts, the overcoming of which will help the cause of peace? Is not destructive criti cism one of them? Then, ever mindful of the fact that divine Love is able and willing to guide us all, let us put our own mental house in order. As we learn that Love is the only power or force, we shall express more love, affec tion, patience, and . /gentieness. Fear and envy are also prolific sources of diseord and strife. They would whisper to us that we might lose by another's gain, that there is not enough for all. But there is no limit to good. The more good we express the more we have. The supply is ever at hand and we have but to avail ourselves of it, our real need being for more spirituality rather than more ma teriality. The consciousness. of Spirit’s ever presence lessens our faith in matter, and meets our hu man need. Lack of sympathetic understanding is another source of strife; and so misunderstand ings, different manners, customs, and points of view seem to pro mote discord, and separate us. But we can be united in spiritual understanding by holding to and %Qying the one, all-knowing nd. ieso : in all that he said and did Christ Jesus- ‘was consciously at one with Mind, God. “It should be thoroughly understood that all men have one Mind, one God and Fath er, one Life, Truth, and Love. Mankind will become. periect in proportion as this fact becomes apparent, war will cease and' the true brotherhood of man will be established” (ibid., p. 467). Then we shall have peace through spir itual victory.—The Christian Sci ence Monitor, . ... .. ... FOR SALE FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—FIO - Lake Country Home, Modern brick, stucco, facing “beautiful lake and main highway. 8 acres; one acre grove, garden land. Sell oy trade ‘for Athens or ‘Atlanta home, farm or income. W, E. French, Umatilla, Florida. FOR SALE—Stock of groceries and store fixtures, including Frigi daire. J, G. Haynes Store, South Lumpkin street. Apply W. J. Haynes, Brunson Moter Co. FOR SALE—I9B4 Plymouth Coach, knee action; with S2O extras. Can be geen at-Cherokee Filling Sta tion. - Run 8000 miles, like new. FOR RENT FOR RENT-—Cottage in Front of General Hospi tal; Cobb street. Phone J. C. Jester. b g WANTED WE BUY OLD SCRAP GOLD 'AND SILVER AND PAY HIGH EST PRICE IN. CASH J. BUSH, Jeweler 165 E. Clayton Street By Authority. of U. 8. Treasury NOTICE NOTlCE—McKinney & Smith will buy your used furniture, wood stoves and anything that is used in the home. Dealers in used furniture. See them, 245 Thom as Street. FEMALE HELP WANTED FORTY-SEVEN year old company with nation wide sales force needs four white ladies fopy unassigned térritory. Show Maisonette Frocks and Cosmetics. No investment. Splendid opportunity for advance ment. Write Mr. Raney, Ward- Stilson Co., Anderson, Ind. LADIES, copy names, addresses, for mail order firms. Good pay, Experience unnecessary, no can vassing. Write; stamped envel ope, United Advertising, 1114 De- Kalb avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. EARN UP TO $25 dozen embroid ering scarfs, home, everything furnished. Write Art Embroidery, 924 Begen, Jersey City, N. J. SALESMEN WANTED CALENDAR SALESMEN—If you want a fast selling complete line or a real side line, write us today. Bankerg Advertising Company, lowa City, lowaq. LOST " LOST—A metal clarionet in black case. Reward. Phone 1115—or Dr. E. B. Hudson. STRAYED OR STOLEN — Male white fox-terrier, black spot cov ering left eye, ‘bobbed-tail, an swers to “Jerry.” Phone 1364. Reward. PERSONALS NOT RESPONSIBLE to the moth er who neglects to give her child a stick of Wrigley's chewipg gum aftep administering medicine. Dr. Pediatric. MULES! MULES! We will have a fresh car load of Mules to arrive Monday. See us Before You Buy. PHONE 1386—157 W. CLAYTON CAUTHEN MULE CO. _ Railroad Schedules SEABOARD AIR LINE. RY. Arrival and Departure of Trains Athens, Ga. To and From South and West Lv. for Richmond, Washington, New York and East 1:10 AM 3:14 PM 9:46 PM Air Cond. Lv. for Atlanta, South and West 4:17 AM 6:09 AM Air Cond. 2:03 PM g GAINESVILLE-MIDLAND Leave Athens ’ No. 2 for Gainesville— 7:456 am No. 12 for Gainesville— 10:40 am Arrive Athens No. 11 from Gainesville 10:00 am No. 1 from Gainesville— 6:15 m GEORGIA RAILROAD Train 51 Arrivse Athens 7:46 Daily BExcept Sunday Train 50 Leaves Athens 11:00 SOUTHERN RAILWAY Lula=—North—South Depart— . —Arrive 6:40 am Bl 11:20 am 1:00 pm -1 4:20 pm J. L. Cox, Assistant General Freight-Passenger Agent Telephone 81. CENTRAL OF GEORGIA Leave Athens Daily (except Sundays) 6:30 am and 4:15 pm Sunday only 7:50 am and 4:00 pm Arrive Athens Daily 12:35 pm and 9:15 pm $30,000 Worth of USED CARS DODGE - CHEVROLET FORD ; - PLYMOUTH REO | PONTIAC BUICK CHRYSLER FROM SIOO UP! J. SWANTON IVY INC. PHONE 1487—125 E. BROAD STREET THE BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS, GEORGIA Regular 50¢ S.T.-37 Tooth Paste SPECIAL 33c¢ ‘Hammett’s Pharmacy Dressmaking Service Expert Fitting for Women and Children, All kinds of Garments (Shop Second Floopy at Gallant- Belk Co.) PRICES REASONABLE Mrs. H. A. LaPorte NOTICE Notice is hereby given that Con sumers Oil Campany intend te erect a filling station on southwest corner of Broad and Newton streets and formal application fop permit will he made at March meeting of rmayor and ecouncil, city of Athens. P 7-15-22, M 1. SErmg Hats $1.95 to $5! GLOVES, HANDBAGS—SI.9S to $5 We Clean, Block and Re-make Od Hats—soc and SI.OO THE STYLE SHOP MISS SUSIE WELLS IF IT IS WOOD OAK, HICKORY OR PINE WE HAVE IT! CRAWFORD COAL CO. PHONE 157—414 FOUNDRY ST. Plenty Money 0 at TO BUILD, REPAIR, OR REFINANCE No Red Tape! No Delay! ALL LOANS CLOSED PROMPTLY! Mutual Building & Loan Association of Athens = r“‘ X : I,‘T'/ b i | /é\ - ‘l\/’/”// X ~¥-j» ~ !\/ \‘.i/ ]SB @ STORAGE MOVING — PACKING Local and Long Distancd ADAMS TRANSFER CO PHONE 656 WHAT! SURPRISED! | OF COURSE YOU ARE—AND l YOU'LL BE MORE SURPRIS- | ED WHEN YOU REALLY SEE | THESE WONDERFUL VAL- | UES— i ’33 Chevrolet Coach $395 ’34 Chevrolet Coach $465 | ’32 Plymouth Sedan $195 '33 Olds. Sedan. . . $595 | '34 Ford Tud. Sedan $465 | Others $25 to S6OO | These Cars Have Been Put in : First Class Condition. We of fer them with an OK that | 5 counts! [ Brunson Motor Co. | CHEVROLET DEALER® l 168 West Washington Street : . To the Athletic Men Of Athens— Asked to give his defi nition of life insurance, an athlete said, “It is a skillful financial sub stitute for me, should 1 be takeén out of the game before it is over.” Where is your substi tute? B. R. BLOODWORTH THE NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL READ BANNER-HERALD WANT ADS! “NEW LOW PRICE” | Original Agents for | Genuine Crazy Crystals | $1.50 Size Now SI.OO | MOON-WINN DRUG Co.! SALESMAN for DODGE AND PLYMOUTH with J. SWANTON lIVY, INC. | Will Appreciate Your Patronage 'GEO. M. ABNEY HAYGOOD'S Bettersilk Hose 79¢ — 89¢ — 98¢ NEXT TO KRESS NEW LOW PRICE! | Coty’s sl.lO Face ! Powder—7s¢ : Lady Esther Powder | sl.lO and 55¢ 1 PHONE 1066 j CITIZENS PHARMACY | BE SAFE—RELY. ON YOUR BRAKES-—NOT YOUR HORN! REX-HIDE The Only Carbon-Base Brake Lining. OIL PROOF—GREASE PROOF Look for the REX-HIDE SIGN. BRADWELL AUTO SUPPLY STORE DISTRIBUTORS Phone 1086—433 E. Broad St. 5 , } O ey I 3 E L Z < "’,:.../ i r"l”‘? < -.////" 25 P 4 4 & AS e S, a We Use the Latest Model Machines, with Separate Units for Incubating and Hatching. Ours are the Only Machines in Athens with These Features. Each Hatch Is Fumigated. There Is No '‘Danger of Disease Spreading. COFER HATCHERY Located in Same Building with Cofer Seed Co. PHONE 247 ATHENS, GA. SOUTHEASTERN STAGES, Inc. Station 170 College Avenue—Phone 626 COACHES LEAVE FOR Atlanta—9:4s AM., 1:25 P.M., 2:40 P.M., 4 6:20 P.M., 8:50 P.M. Augusta, Savannah, Jacksonville, Charleston, Wilmington, Columbia—lo A.M.. 4:05 P.M. Macon, Albany, Thomasville, Valdosta, Jacksonville—l:2o P.M. Anderson, Greenville, Charlotte, Columbia 12:12 P.M,, 3:27 P.M., 7:57 P.M. W ashington, Ga.—9:ls P.M. FOR INFORMATION AND SERVICE CALL 626 WHEN (ol 88 Tuases - YOUR CLOTHES ARE AN IMPOR- : TANT FACTOR IN . : YOUR PLEASURE! —Whether they are new or old they'll be entirely pre scntable if they are properiy cleaned and pressed . i that means the ¥ FINDLEY WAY! > SEND THEM TO US! Don’t Forget That We Clean Rugs and Draperies, Curtains, Etc., and Before You Start Your Job of Spring Housecleaning Let Us Help You Get Things Just Right! —PHONE 9293— 175 EAST BROAD STREET : YT | NUTCHINS , Inc. | (o‘pmi INSURANCE SEvaq | w 7 )] T - T L SQRS“A‘I':J::S’.FGA. - BT Py i ~ Shoe Clearance! | Table Women’s Dress Shoes—sl.oo ' Table Women’s Oxfords ? $1.50 : Table Children’s g Oxfords—sl.oo Lamar Lewis Co. i ATHENS LARGEST SHOE STORE THIS IS THE WAY TO STOP MONEY WORRIES LOANS S3O to S3OO NO DELAY PROMPT SERVICE | EASY TERMS Easy Way—Easy Pay FAMILY FINANCE COMPANY 102-104 Shackelford Bldg. 215 COLLEGE AVE. PHONE 1371 BABY CHICKS! DAY OLD! $7.95 Per Hundred 50 for $4.25 Small Lots 9¢ each Started Chicks 10c each Custom Hatching 3c per Egg IPANA " TOOTH PASTE 39 | REID DRUG CO. | 'MILLEDGE PHARMACY ~ SHRUBBERY SALE Big Close Out Sale! ENTIRE STOCK OFFERED AT SACRIFICE PRICES! CEDRUS DEODARA...... ..., ..ii-ic../000 s I Ligustrum Japonicum...... ......5 to 7 ft, 50¢c and 75¢ Retinospora Plumosa Aurea.............. 4 to 6 ft., SI.OO Spirea and other flowering shrubs...... ........25¢ each Special Prices on All Shrubs in Quantity Lots. INTERESTED PARTIES CALL : H. F. PATAT—PHONE 1227 J. H. WILSON—PHONE 1108-W SOUTHERN NURSERY (OPPOSITE CHASE STREET SCHOOL) ' 4 —Barred Rock. Rhode Island S Red, White Rock, White Leg { horn, Large English Strain, for AT sale at $7.95 per hundred, deliv .;:e |‘: %’ * ered. All our Hatching Eggs are 5“2' U from Blood-Tested Flocks. We ‘ S e e do not Custom ratch due to PR SR, danger of disease spreading. GEORGIA STATE HATCHERY JOE SHEPHERD, PROPR. CORNER OCONEE AND BROAD STREETS—PHONE 997 COMPLETE . dLD AUTO oG s | Y‘ 2 IR B P ev M . Athens Battery & Service Co., Inc. EXPERT CARBURETOR SERVICE ON ALL MAKES CORNER CLAYTON AND THOMAS STREETS FRESH MULES AND HORSES AT ALL TIMES! ALSO FRESH COWS AND PIGS We Exchange for Feed and Second-Hand Machinery. COMPLETE STOCK OF } JOHN DEERE WAGONS, TRACTORS AND FARM IMPLEMENTS Sales Stables, Fulton Street, Phone 9258 J. D. BUSBIN IMFLEMENT STORE 383 EAST WASHINGTON STREET—ATHENS, GA. We do not have the expense of solicitors op 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, The Florence Co. “HOTTEST COAL AND COLDEST ICE” | ~—PHONE 1340— PHO) YOUR _& ORDERS ey { — (/' . OFFICE SUPPLIES Typewriter Ribbons Carbon Paper Second Sheets Office Paste Postal Scales Paper Clips Box Files Pens and Inks Pencil Sharpeners Adding Machine Paper Blank Books Sponge Cups Co. PAGE SEVEN GIFTS FOR -~ ALL OCCASIONS Are Prized Most When Bought From J. BUSH, Reliable Jeweler 20 Yearg in Business in the Same Stand 165 EAST CLAYTON ST. Nerve Block Extractions When in need of reasonable Den tistry, consult with me. You are under no obligation. DR. HEDRICK - SECOND FLOOR Southern Mutual Building $1 7.00 4-DRAWER STEEL LETTER FILE Also Supplied With Lock ; B . . | . BUY NOW! McGREGOR CO.