Georgia Historic Newspapers

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FIREMEN RAISE CORN
Back in the spring of this year
Firemen at Station No. 2 decidec
to plant flowers in a plot of ground
"~ on the side of the building, facing
Prince avenue.
it so happened, that right after
the ground had been thoroughly
fertilized, a rainy season began,
and for two or three weeks it was
oo wet to plant the sowers. When
it did clear off, and the would-be
gardeners decided to plant the
theé fiowers they found the
ground already occupied by other
plants—such as corn, hot pepper
and tomatoes,
Now there are five tall stalks of
corn, thal promise o make several
big ears, and many little tomatoes
and pepper plants,
There is, also a bunch of flowers
at one end of the plot of ground,
but they didn't come up without
being purposely planted, like the
vegetables.,
This fall the firemen plan to
plant roses. What's your guess as
"to what will come up?
FREE SWIM TODAY
This morning was one of the
“free swim days” at the Legion
- pool, and a large crowd of young-
Sters took a plunge for “nothing.’
Tomorrow morning from 9:30
til 11:30 will be anther free swim
ming period, and people should
flock to the pond—that ig, all chij
“dren under 17 years of age, which
.is the limit as far as free splaghing
i‘i‘ concerned,
. THE ORDER OF WATERMELON
- The Athens Coffee club now has
a big rival --the Athens Water
“melon club,
The Coffee group—as you prob
“ably know or don't know-—ig com
- posed of a group of local people
who gathered togetiner at Thorn
‘ton’s restaurant once a day to
i _aiink a cup of coffee and chat for
"a while.
r Well, the Watermelon society is
“along the same line,
;QAU the members have to do is to
&go by Tony Galis’ case on
Ej_fr‘jClayton street sometime during
- each day-—not necessarily all at
‘,"one time and eat a slice of water
~melon. |
. There are no club dues. All one
. ],uw to do is to go by the above
~ rules to be a brother “Watermel
" oner.”
&:A(’The membership list includes R.
L. Hurst, president; Sidney Boley,
. vice- president; Ted Lindsay; Fred
‘&'L.'Brewer; Ji B Lindsay; Joe
Hlgdges; L, D. Malone; W. T,
g Burke; Charles 8. Martin; C. D,
;,an.l;am; Heny Gallis and Tony
. Gallis.
- TWO BUILDING PERMITS
b City-Engineer Jack Beacham is
ued two building permits this
« morning. /
One of these went to J. W.
. Swindle to cover a house for L.
:w” Edwards at 1159 West Broad
. Btreet,
i+ The other was given to J. K.
. Davis anid Son to remodel a build
. ing for Hubert Rylee at 301 East
- Clayton. ’
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i RAIN—AND HOW!
~ A downpour of rain greeted
- Athens citizens today about noon,
_and we really mean it rained!
¢ For a few moments it looked
. like just a solid sheet. Athenians
however, were probably expecting
L4t as it had been threatening to
. rain all morning, and doing s 0 at
» various intervals for almost a
«week now.
| But we are not fussing—any
- thing's better than the heat which
~ the yain partly succeeded in driv
_ing away.
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. BAD TAG DAY
{*;‘;;.« y was a poor day as far as
tags were concerned, with few li
cgenses being seen from other
wfiaw York was represented a
couple of times. and Florida was
‘::f'.( thrice.. Then a South Car
_olina car was seen. But that was
about all. 3
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. Arizona To Athens ‘
" An Atlanta newspaper carried a
'pieture on its front page Sunday
( _the former Miss Margaret
JBooth, now Mrs. Robert Stuart 111.
A short story said that Mr. Stuart
'died Friday in Phoenix, Arizona
‘and was buried there. The widow |
,; quoted as saying that a NeAv
Fork bank held a $1,250,000 trust
fund which ultimately would have
| _.',"'v her husband’s. Stuart's
grandmother, Mrs. Margaret Stuart
»,'Xtianta, said, however, ‘there
i 8 no family fortune now.” The At-
Janta paper listed the former Miss
(Margaret Booth as an Atlanta
f @he story was of interest to
Athenians who knew Mrs.
well, for, when she was
iMiss Margaret Booth. she was a
npurse here for several years. It was
gajd she received her training as a
.So the story, which originated in
Arizsona found its way back to
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. INJUNCTION GRANTED
.‘ Y. PAUL—()—Federal Judge
#dobn B. Sanborn Monday grant
‘ed the Larabee Flour Mills com
| pany of Kansas City, Mo, a pre
injunction _ restraining
\the collector. of internal revenue
x collecting wheat processing
e axes totaling $467,000 for May
~and June. &
- Legume plants generally are
:fl%-c because of the nitrogen
. which they can absorb from the
. atmogphere. .
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The safest and soundest invest
ent right now is real estate be
cause of the enhancement that is
" gure to come in the near future.
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STEEL 15 MAGNET
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Most Other Equities Re
" flect Optimistic Influ
ence; Firm Undertone.
NEW YORK.—(#)—The steels
again acted as a stock market
magnet Monday and most other
equities reflected the optimistic
infinence.
While buying was not of the
exciting sort, and here and there
a few soft spots were in evidence
the list exhibited a steady to firm
vndertone from the start. !
Wheat rallied in further crop
dar nge fears. Cotton did a little
betier. Bonds were slightly on|
the up side. Weakness of the|
eu wder unsettled gold exchanges |
The fall of the Netherlands cur
rency was attributed to _a possible
cabinet erisis due to the govern
ment's drasitc economy prograin.
Shares up fractionally to a
point er more included U.. 8,;
Steel, Bethlehem, American Roll- !
ing Mill, Continental Can, Amc»ri-I
can Can, General Motors, Chrys- |
ler, Case, Allis-Chalmers, lJu-j
Pont, Westinghouse, Johns-Man- |
ville, American Smelting, Com
mercial Solvents, Liquid (‘urhunic,'
Union Pacific and Santa Fe. ‘
COTTON EASES i
NEW YORK.—(#)—After show
ing net advances of about 9 to 14 |
points, cotton futures eased |
glightly during the afternoon
Monday under realizing. ‘
New York Table ;
Open High Low Close P.C. |
July . 11.80 11.97 11.79 11.91 11.81|
Oct, . 11.46 11.59 11.44 11.50 11.48 |
Dec. . 11,26 11.42 11.26 11.35 11.28|
Jan. . 11.26 11,36 11.26 11,33 11.28 |
Mch. . 11.28 11.86 11.27 11.29 11.27}
May . 11.256 11.38 11,26 11.29 11‘26%
LITTLE PROGRESS f
NEW ORLEANS.—(#)—Cotton |
made a little progress on the up- |
gside during trading Monday and
as the market entered the final
hour active months were from 6
to 11 points higher,
New Orleans Table
Open High Low Close P.C.
July . 11.90 12.07 11.90 11.90 11.90 |
Oct. . 11,43 11.63 11.43 11.46 11.43 |
Hen. . 1127 311.8%7 11.271 11.30 11.00
Jamy 11,36 1%.30 3¥.86 11.831 1188
Meh. . 11.81 11.80 11.21 11.26 1121
May . 11.%4 11.38 11.24 11.26-11.21
CHICAGO GRAIN ’
High Low Close
WHEAT— 1
JUY oL oa i BN 84% .84% |
Sept. .. G BT 88% .a.’»%!
Dt Lo b SR A 87% |
CORN— d ;
July . 83% .83% |
Bep¥. .. B o MR % v
Dee. 2, .. ~ 64% 28 40% |
OATS— \
iy oo 83% 33% |
BaBE . el g 81% Al% |
PR, San oL T 33 .33 ;
FUNERA' NOTICE
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DANIELS—The friends and rela-|
tives of Mrs. Emma Daniels‘
who died Sunday, July 21st, are
invited to attend her funeml[
Tuesday July 23 at St. Mark A.|
M. E. church east of Atheng at |
3:830 p. m. She is survived h,v?
two daughters, Misses Annie |
Lue and Mamie Daniel; one
brother, Mr. Jack Sprauling;
one sister, Miss Susie Sprauling |
and the following neices and|
nephews: Mr. and Mrs, Ploas{
Hull, Mrs. Lila Collins, Mr. and|
Mrs, Tobe Winfrey, Mr. and|
Mrs. Toomb Harper of Athens, |
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Brooks,|
Monroe, Ga.; Mrs. Lizzie Dani- |
el, L.os Angeles, Calif.; Mrs. |
Mattie Smith, Indianapolis,
Ind.; Mrs. Anna Cross, Ameri- ||
cus, Ga.; Mr. and Mrs. Alvin|
Barnett, Atlanta; Mr. and Mrs. |
Prince Osborn, Kansas City,
Mo.; Rev., and Mrs. Robert |
Glenn, Winterville; Miss Magegie
Daniel, Danielsville, and several
friends. Rev. W. N, Jonas will
officiate, assisted by Rev. E.
Adams and Rev. A. J. Edwands.
Interment in Spraulding Ceme
tery. Mack and Payne.
JOHNSON—The friends and rela- |
tives of Mrs. Mamie¢ Johnson of
Third street, Miss Pauline John
son, Mr. Jimmie Johnson, Mr.
Hope Collins, Mrs. Leila Win
frey, all of Athens, Mrs. Aman
da Wheeler, of Gilahoma; Mrs. |
Maollie Miller, Mr. Artie Collins, |
Cornelia, Ga.; Mrs, Callie Smith. |
N Carlton, Ga.; Mrs. Lula Bolden.t
Winterville, Ga., are invited to|
attend. the funeral of Mrs. |
Mamie Johnson, Tuesday July!
23, 1935 at 3 o'clock from Spring- |
field Baptist church. Rev. F. C.
Williamse and Rev. Jim Williams |
will officiate. Interment in Gos-,
pel Pilgrim Cemetery. Mack and
Pavne, i
Red Cross Life Saving Course Will Start
Wednesday in Legion Pool Under Mr. Yow
The Red Cross life saving in
structions to be given by Red Crossl
Examiner Ben Yow in the new
Legion pool will start Wednesday.
The lessons were originally sche
duled to have started last week,
but rainy weather made the post
ponement of them necessary.
Instructor Yow will hold classes
every morning, Sunday excepted,
sos both the Junjor and Senior
courses. The last named course will
start at 9:30, while the first group
will begin at 10:30 each lasting an
hour.
There will be no charge for the
instruction, the only cost to a per
son taking them being the regular
pool fee, 10 cents for children
under 17 years of age, and 25 cents
for persons over that age. l
Any persor 12 years of age or
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. NEW YORK STOCKS
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| NEW YORK.— (#) —The fol
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tations on the New York Stock
Exchange today:
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PETERSONS HAVE SON
. WASHINGTON—(#)—A son was |
I|horn Monday to Mrs. Hugh Pet
ersan, wife of the representative |
from the First Georgia district, :
i The Georgetown Hospital re-.
'ported mother and son were “do
ing fine?” |
Mrs. Peterson is the daughter
of Georgia’s Chief Justice Richard
B. Russell and sister of Senator
Richard B. Russell, jr.
NEGRO FALLS ON BOY
l' ATLANTA.—~(#)—Fred Scott, 12,
| was injured Monday when he was
| struck by a 160-pound Neégro, fall-
Ilng from a building on which the
Negro was working.
* Neither the boy nor the Negro
| was seriously ‘- hurt, hospital at
| tendants said,
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! The Mexican dragon-lizard has
a b-inch body and an 18-inch tail.
[lt can run across water on its
! hind legs without sinking.
| All houses on the main street
of Istanbul, Turkey, are red, by
' decree of the municipal council.
On feast days they are draped i“l
‘the Turkish colors. |
over may take the Junior Redl
ICrds’s Life' Saving course, while |
one must bé 17 or over to receivel
credit for taking the Senior in-|
structions. |
He also announced he will startl
giving swimming lessons to anyone
desiring them, The charge will be’
SI.OO for three lessons per week,l
and all interested in these instruc-i
tions should get in touch with
Mr. Yow immediately,
Temporary bath houses " have
| already been constructed for both
Imen and women, and are belfl.
used until permanene structures
‘can be built. - !
A diving board is expected to Re
jput up some time this week., and
a wire fence has been constructed
lamund three sides of the pool to
keep spectators back.
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stealing forty winks,” was judged the best portrait of 500 prints
submitted at the annual salon of photography, held this year at
the San Diego exposition, The subject, ‘““‘Miss Jessie Brown,” was
taken.by. Drummond Young, of Edinburgh, Scotland. The pie
ture won first prize jin the portraiture class,
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Demon'gtrafing a new type of cannon foddez~ and the hardiness of today’s women, Acrobat Lillian
Glantz nonchalantly permitted herself to ve shot by a cannon in Chicago. Claiming to be the
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Hopelessness of her struggle against tremendous odds for screen
fame drove beautiful Julia Ann Graham, above, 20-year-old former
Sistersville, W. Va., choir singer, to death by her own hand. _She was
found, shot through the head, in the home of a Hollywood cameraman,
after two previous attempts at self-destruction, in March, 1934, and
again last September, when she took poison. Then Producer Earl
Carroll helped her to a screen start, after she had said, “Had I known
what an inexperienced girl without dramatic training faced here, I
would never have left home for Hollywood. The fight is terrific—
it forced me to try death rather than carry on.” o
MONDAY, JULY 22, 1935