Georgia Historic Newspapers

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MAN SUES SELF
MEMPHIS, Tenn—(®)— Brahan
Houston, acting as attorney for his
wife, the former Miss Josephine
Hubbarda of Scranton, Pa., sued
himself for divorce in circuit court
here Saturday.
The bill filed by Houston charges
Houston with abandonment. Tt
asks that Mrs. Houston’s maiden
mame be restored.
The couple was married in Lack
awana county, Pa., in 1927, the di
vorce petitioy ' says.
+WOMEN'S AILMENTS..
MANY women both
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g e middle-aged sufier
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T in side or back—
fgi::w? . J from catarrhal drains
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L & should take that veg-
B % ctable tonic favora-
G ‘*i bly known for sixty
. % " years as Dr, Pierce’s
Fayorite Prescrip
tion. Read this: Mrs. D. W. Young of 2800
Wilmer Ave., Anniston, Ala., said: “L have
taken Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription off
and on whenever 1 felt that I needed a tonic
and I have always received satisfactory bene
fit. If I begin to be weak_and rundown, I
take the ‘Prescription’. Usually one or
two bottles is all 1 have so take before I
am well and s!rong again.” |
_New size, tablets 50 cts,, liquid SI.OO. Large
size, tabs, or liquid, $1.35. All druggists.
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Social News From Winder
WINDER—Dr. Monroe E. Dodd,
president of the Southern Baptist
Convention spoxe at Woodruff Hall
in Athens on Tuesday eveing under
the auspices of the Student Volun
tary Religious Association of the
Univergity of Georgie.
Among the number from Winder
who attended this meeting were
Rev. B. M. Collins. Dr. and Mrs.
W. T. Randolph, Mr and Mrs Jim
'Pool, Mr and Mrs. E. V. Pool.
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GUESTS OF MRS. BURCH
A social event of interest was
the breakfast given the little
Bridge clup last Thursday by Mrs.
W. J. Burch.
Beautiful flowers grown by the
hostess were artistically arranged
through out the home.
Following the breakfast bridge
games wase enjoyed by the g tests
who were Mesdames John Har
grove, J. M. Xiken, W. L. DeLaPer
riere, Grover Moseley, Herschel
Smith, H. A. Carithers, R. H. Kim.
ball, and P. A. Flanigan. T
Mr. and Mrs, Lamar Blackwell
and Miss Dorothy Maynard spent
Saturday in the mountains of north
Georgian. |
Mrs. ¢ B. Almond has been co,n-‘
fined to her room recently on ac-1
count of iliness.
Mrs. F. M. Blackwell has re-|
turned to her home in Canton af-’
ter spending several days here
‘with her daughter, Mrs. W. W.
White. |
l Mr, and Mrs. A. D. McCurry and
'Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Summerour
motored to the mountains of north
Georgia last Sunday.
Miss Louise House spent Sun
day in Atlanta.
James C. Puckett has been on
the sick list recently.
Miss Nan Nelle Starr, who is a
member of the Eatonton school
faculty, spent the week-end with
'homefolkfl. She, with Miss Alice
Dunn, spent Saturday in Atlanta
l The Georgia Baptist Sunday
School Convention convenes this
week at the First Baptist Church
in Atlanta. The Winder Church
will be represented by Il.ev. E. H.
Collins, Levi Smith, Jim Pool, ~.
D. Watson, Mrs. John Pool, Mrs.
W. L. Bush, Misses Beatrice Wat
son and Mary Jane Appleby.
Mrs. Lindsay Durham and chil
dren will spend Easter wtih Mr,
Durham at Dalonega.
Miss Imogene Herrin and Mrs.
J. V. Booker have returned from
Columbus where they attended a
conference of Social Workerss '
| Mr. and Mrs. . Dan Williamson
and son, Dannie, returned to their
home in Dalton Monday. They
were called here on account of the
illness and death of Mrs. William
son's father, Mr. John Hill. ~
Miss Myrtle Both of Atlanta,
spent a portion of last wek here
with friends and relatives.
l Mrs. T. B. Fullilove of Watking
wille, has been spending several
| days with her daughter, Mrs. A. C.
Downs.
Mrsg, and }flrs. Robert Aronld
and children~ spent Sunday with
Mrs. E. C. Greene in Milledgeville.
Mrs. Sparks has returned to her
home in Gainesville after a weks
visit with her son, R. C. Jones and
family. -
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Jacobs, Mr.
and Mrs. Styles Jacobs, and Mr.
and Mrs. O. R. Jackson of Atlapta,
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. H.
E. Millikin.
Harbin Lawson, a former coach
of Winder high school, was warmly
| greeted by friends here during last
week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. Lamar Smith of!
Rock Hill, South Carolina, will |
spend Easter in Winder with rela- |
| tives and friends.
Mrs. Laura DeLaPerriere of’
Monroe, was the week-end guest
of Mrs. John Carrington.
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Jones and
children spent Sunday with Mrs.
Joe Carter in Gainesville,
| Mrs. Beulah Lemon anl little
| daughter, Freddie, were in Athens
| Saturday. ”
{ Mrs. l.ouise McCathern visited
friends in Atlanta last week.
\ Miss Mag House has returned
lhome from Atianta where she had,
|a successful eye operation at Wes
ley Memorial hospital last wek.
Barnest Harry Hodges and fami
ly recently moved into the home
with Col. Duke Ross and family
on Center street. .
MISSIONARY SOCIETY
l MEETS AT CHURCH
{ 'The Mevthodls‘t missionary socie
|ty met at the church on Monday‘
{ afternoon, The president,’ Mrs. W.
J. Burch, presided over an interest_
ing meeting with forty three mem-'
bers present.
Circle number ‘'three with R. H.
Kimball leader, had charge of the;
program. 13
Mrs. T. H. Shackelford led the
devotional. ’
A comprehensive report of the‘_.
annual conference which convened|
recently in Gainesville was gi‘\reni
by the delegate Mrs. A, D. McCur-,
Kach member brought to this
meeting a package valued at twen.
ty-five cents, to exchange with
other members, A substantial sum
was realized from the sale.
Blzi White is visiting relatives
in Canton this wek, .
Misses Marion Crider, Ice Smith
Mrs. H. Camp and Mrs. J. H.
Pledger were in Atlinta Saturday.
spent Saturday in Athens. i
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: AS strange as is its name so beau
i tiful, is the plumage eof the
bird that Guatemala has adopted
as its national fowl. placed on its
| seal and illustrated on several of
| its stamps. The bird is the quet
| zal, native to the heights of Cen-
L tral America, incapable of living in
captivity This bird was prized so
| highly by the natives before the
| Spanish conquest that no one was
| e permitted to. kill
|} o g it. and only the
| VAT A 4 chieftains could
g Q@] wear its feathers
/h 3 Guatemala
|V H .4 { adopted the guet
| L : W $ zail as its’ nation-
L e T ‘;: al -bird when the
| peEn il 25 ¢ country declared
| PPRRSER e OER ] its independence
, " in 1833.
1 (Copyright, 1935, NEA Service, Inc.)
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Klein’s mind. The national women’s skating champion, announcing
her engagement to Dr. Thomas Outland of Sayre, Pa., was confronted
with the statement of Philip Nicholas, boxer and her ex-trainer, that
they married in 1933 and still are man and wife. *“Kit,” shown
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Despite the peril to President Roosevelt’s entire poweér program be
cause of House opposition, work is going ahcad at full speed on
Norris Dam, key point of the mammoth TVA. project in Tennessee.
This striking picture shows the first 15-ton steel gate being lowered
into place between two sections of the great Clinch river barrier, sc
... filling of the far-reaching reservoir may be started.
THE BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS, GEORGIA
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wood production. He is now in
England where he is a star of the
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Need a Bodyguard? Hire Helen!
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Have a look at those biceps and those triceps and those flowing back
muscles!” What a bodyguard she’d be! That’s the ambition of Helen
‘“Triple Threat” Fortney, 138 pounds and ‘““all muscle,” as told to
the world in the want ad shown above when she arrived in Chicago
from Wisconsin to blaze a new career trail for women. She claims
a deadly knockout punch, unerring aim with a pistol, and announces
o : that she’s no slouch at wrestling.
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Circus time is here again and
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Seizure ot ' Berthold Jacobs
(above). anti-Nazi editor, by Ger
many " under irregular circum
stances while he was a resident in
Switzerland has made bim the
newest storm center of European
affairs. Swiss officials are holding
a Nazi cepres2ntative hostage for
the return ot Jacob, who f(aces
treason trial for allegedly betray
ing Germu‘ military secrets.