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About Athens banner-herald. (Athens, Ga.) 1933-current | View Entire Issue (June 5, 1935)
PAGE SIX RGN 2 T Ay - Former Farming Veteran Dies i es in ~ llinoi onda is Monday Howell Cobb Huff, 64, died in Hines, Illinois, Monday wut 11 p. m. after an illness of several months, Mr. Huff was formerly a resident of Farmington, Ga. The body will arrive Thursday at noon and funeral services will be held at the graveside in Bear den cemetery near Poplar Springs Thursday afternoon at 4 o'cleek. Name of the officiating ministel will be announced later. Pallbearers will be Glenn Kilpat rick, Max Victory, Marvin Poul nott and Ernes' Saxton. Interm n will be in Bearden cemetery b MceDorman-Bridges. Surviving Mr. Huff are his wife Mrs. Howell Cobb Huff, Farming ton: a daughter, Mrs. J. E. Rau tenberg, Whitehall; twe brothers | %.. H. Huff, Bishop, and R. H. Huff, Elberton; one sister, Mrs., James Poulnoti, Farmington, and several nieces and nephews. A Spanish-American war veter an, Mr. Huff had brep in failing health for the past eight months. He was born in Oglethorpe county but had spent most of his lif2 in Farmington. He had many fiiencs to whom his death will come as a source of de:p sorrow. Francis W. Smith Passes Wednesday; Was 84 Years Old Trances W. Smith, 84, of Madison county, died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. B. Campbell, 806 College avenue, Wednesday morn ing at 8 o'clock after an illness of eight days. Funeral services will be held in MgDorman-Bridges chapel Thurs day afternoon at 2 o'clock, con ducted by .Rev., George Stone, Methodist pastor. ; Pallbearers will be Lloyd Brooks. B. H. Lampkin. W. L. Cox, Rgbert Burpee, Judge H. C. Tuck, George Burpee and H. E. Stevens. Inter ment will follow in Oconee Hill cemetery by McDorman-Bridges. Surviving Mr. Smith are four daughters, Mrs. J. L. Crowley, Memphis, Tenn., Mrs, ‘B. Campbell Athens, Mrs. B. T Wheeler, Rock Hill, S. C., and Mrd. R. B. Rugar, Marietta, S C.; two sons, J. M, Smith, Commerce, and B. F. Smith, Athens and several grandchiidren. Mr. Smith was born in Jackson county but had resided in Clarke county for the past 40 years. He was a member of the Methodist g\urch and leaves a large circle of jends who will deeply regret to learn of his death. Prayer Services to Be Held Tonight at Churches in Athens Prayer services will be held to night at eight local churches with a report from one unavailable. . Rev. Lester Rumble will have charge of seryvices at Frist Metho® dist church at 8:15. Rev. Pope A. Duncan will condtct services as Prince Avenue Baptist at 8 o'clopk A report from First Baptist ghurch was not available. / Rev. J. A, Langford will be in gharge of gervices at 8:15 at the Oconee Street Methodist church. R. C. Whitaker will conduct ser yices at Young Harris Methodist church at 8:30. Miss Alice Eidson a teacher in the Sunday school department, will have charge of - services at Kast Athens Baptist church. . % ~ Dr. S. J. Cartledge will conduct services at Central Presbyterian ehurch at 8:30. Regular: services will be held at the Christain church at 8:30, conducted by Dr, Qfia*ley R. Grubb., B. L. Adams Wil conduct services at West End Baptist: church.. i Bishop School Club to Give Barbecue Friday In Fambroughs Pasture The Bishop school eclub will sponsor an old fashioned barbesue Friday evening at 6:30 in the Fam brough pasture just above Bishop. . Acmission to the ‘cue will be only 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for children, which is more than reasonable for a good meal of bar becue, hash, bread and ice tea. The meat will be prepared by the ladies of the elub, who really know how to fix a good meal. Everyone is invited. = Industrial Paralysis Falls on Toledo, 0., As Strike Takes Effect TOLEDO. O.— (#) —A condition of virtual industrial paralysis fell upon this city of more than 300,000 population today as union electri eal workers went on strike, caus wn serious shortage of power. . Ome after another. huge factor des shut down—unable to operate without electricity—and city offi fie dicted before the day was one more than 30,000 _industrial L NOWG D 0 NGy . . FUNERAL NOTICES SMITH-—The relatives and friends of Mr. Francis W. Smith, Ath ens, Ga.; Mr. and Mrs. J, L. Crowley, Memphis, Tenn.; Mr. and Mrs. B. Campbell, Athens, Ga.; Mr, and Mrs. B, T. Wheel ef, Rock Hill, 8. C,;- Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Duger, Marietta, S. C.; Mr. and Mrs. J, M. Smith, Commerce, Ga.; and Mr. and Mrs, B. F. Smith, Athens, Ga., are invited to attend the funeral of Mr. Francis W. Smith, Thurs - day afernoon, June 6th, 19385, at two (2:00) o’clock, from McDor man-Bridges chapel. Rev. Georg Stone will officiate. Mr. Loyd ‘Brooks, Mr- E. H. Lampkin, . W. L. Cox, Mr. Robert Burpee, Judge H. C. Tuck, Mr. George Burpee and Mr. H. E. Stevens will serve as pallbearers and will please meet at McDorman-Bridges at one-forty-five (1:45) o'clock. Interment will be in Oconee Hill cemetery. HUFF—The relatives and friends of Mr. and Mrs. Howell Cobb Huff. Farmington, Ga.; Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Rautenberg, Whitehall, Ga.; Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Huff, Bish op, Ga.; Mr, ‘and Mrs, R. H.' Huff, Elberton, Ga.; Mr. and wrs. James Poulnott, Farming ton, Ga., are invited to attend the funeral of Mr. Howell Cobb Huft Thursday afternoon, June 6, 1985, at four (4:00) o’clock, from the graveside oI Bearueu cemetery. Mr. Glenn Kilpatrick, Mr. Max Victory, Mr. Horace Williams, Mr, Lewis Huff, Mr, Marvin Poulnott and Mr. Lrnest Saxon will serve as pallbearers. Inter mént will e i Hedrden ceme tery. McDorma.h-dirß'ges. City Police Will Sponsor Next Card In Open-Air Arena What Promoter Franks terms us the best all-aruond card ever pre sented here” will be staged in the open-air arena next Tuesday night at 8:80 o'clock. - The city police department is sponsoring the card, and the pro ceeds will go towards buying radio equipment for the force. In the main go Harry Sewell, 145 of - Athens, has been matched against Baxter Hardy, 146 of Au gusta, for 8 rounds. The local bat tler will be fighting free, with his share of the receipts going to aid the radio fund. e In the semi-windup bout Kid Chapman, 138 of Warg Shoals, S. C., will take on James Ivev, 136 of Augusta. This fight will also go 8 rounds, Horace Thompson, Ware Shoals, 130, will take on Baby Montrel, 128 Augusta, ip one of the two remain ing 8 vounders, while in the other qlash Slugger White and Kid Re tus, two lucal Negroes will meet, To show just how evenly match ed the fighters are, Promoter Franks pointed out the Hardy and Chapman have fought to = two draws, Hardy and Ivey have drawn in a meeting, and Thompson bea: Montrel on a close decision. Only last night Sewell and Chapman ?gitb} to & thrilling draw. “Admission’ will be' 25 and 40 a fi&‘-‘” et s, % DEMONSTRATION ON BREAD MAKING WILL BE HELD SATURDAY A demonstration on making but termilk bhiscuit and corn meal mus fins will be held at the Home Dem enstmation kitchen in the county ccurthouse Saturday morning at 10 o'clock for members of 4-H clubs Miss. Ann Dolvin announced this morning. All ¢club n.embers who are inter e:ied in entering the county bread making contest, to be held June 29, are urged to attend this dem onstration. The winner of the county contes will be selected June 29, and will enter the state contest to be held at the College of Agricutlure July 18, The winner of the state con test,will be given SIOO to be used as expense money to the national contest. ) Judg& of the county contest wil use the following scere in select. irnvg' the winner: pnera] elub rec o d—2o percent; broad score rec ord—2o percent; loaf of bread—2 per cen.; biscuits—lo per cent: muffins or corn sticks—lo percent and work in laboratory—2o per cent. ‘All information concerning th county and state contests will h given at the meeting Saturday. Three Permits Granted This Week by Beacham S Sy Three building permits have been issued this week by J. D. Beachman. city engineer. W. C. Deas was granted a per mit to cover a roof and repair the chimney on the house of Miss Lo ' la Lilly., 234 Boulevard. . Permission to repair the burned ' house of H. L. Hanson at.-Hill and Hillcreast was given G. M. Hanson. | H, E. 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