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About Athens banner-herald. (Athens, Ga.) 1933-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 26, 1935)
PAGE TWO ROOSEVELT GROUP * SETS MEMBER GOAL (Cominuen; —F‘To—m &I’age One) arouse the lethargic citizen to an _appreciation of his responsibilities as a citizen is of vital importance. The influence that this organiza tion can exert ig limited only by the sincerity, enthusiasm, and activity of its adherents. Judgingi by the rapidity with which the] organization has grown, and the| warm reception accorded it, its ln-: fluence will be unlimited.” ! Committee Personnel : “Phe women's membership com-| mittee is composed of the follow- | ing: Mrs. H. A. Birchmore, cha!r-“‘: man; Misses Lucille Green and| Nell Johnson, co-chairmen; and' "}drs. A. C. Anthony, Miss Julia | ‘Bradwell, Mrs. J. E. Broadnax, | ‘Miss Lucille Crabtree, Mrs. King ‘Crawford, Mrs. Thomas Gray and ‘Mrs. Ted Middlebrooks.” i . John L. Green, vice presideng ! of the Clarke County Roosevelt | Young Voters club, in charge of organization for men told the Banner-Herald this afternoon: ' ~ The Young Voters of the county owed it to themselves and to their great leader, Franklin D. Roose gelt, to create a strong organiza ‘tion before the homecoming cele bration slated for Friday. He ex pressed confidence that the club would go over. the top before that time. ~ Mr. Green announced the follow ing membership committee for the men’s division: Thomas Gray, J. T. Miidlebrooks, H. A. Birchmore, James Dean, S. H. Mfills, Eugene A. Epting, Harvey Lawrence and Chappelle Matthews, The com mittee will campaign for addition al members in an effort to report the best organization in the state at the meeting to be held in At- S A . (47 Y UP TO SEVERAL HWNDRED POLLARS Special Loans to Take Care of the Extra Money You Need for Fall or Christmas or to Pay Accumulated Bills. 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Brown and Black Fur Jackets $24.75 Brown and Black Fur Capes $10.95 b New Twin Sweaters $2.95 ’ Lesser’s Apparel Shop |lanta next Thursday night. | Activities in the Roosevelt Young | l\'oters clubs this week will react {a climax at a mass meeting to be held in Atlanta on the eve of the homecoming = celebration for |}President Roosevelt. ; Judge Blanton Fortson will de |liver the principal address at the 'meeting to begin at. 8 o'clock in | Taft hall at the Municipal auditor ium in Atlanta, E Farley Invited Other prominent Democrats in the state will be present at the rally and 1t has been reported that James A. Fariey, chairman of the National Democratic commitkee will be bn hand. A large number of representa tives from the local organization are expected to be present. The local organization, for Athens and Clarke county, is headed by Pres ton M. Almand, president and in cluded on the advisory board are the foliowing leaderg in Democrat fc allegiance in the county: Judge Blanton Fortson, J. Fritz Thomp son, E. B. Braswell, L. E. Sulli van, Dan Magill, Mrs. H. B. Ritch ije, Abit Nix, L. B. Thurmond, B. ¢. Lumpkin W. R. Bedgood, D. Weaver Bridges, Dean Amis, W. Ruthertore Coile, Andrew C. Er win, Max Michael, Tate Wright, Thopias Gray and H. H. West. AN ALLEGED PLOT TO ENLIST CAVALRY IN REVOLT IS FAILURE (Continued From Page One) ’ in the state of Rio Grande Do! Norte, however, and were known to | be near Recife, seaport capital of | the state of Pernambuco, despite successive setbacks at the towns | of Olinda, Afrgados and Areias. | Informed sources said the casual ties possibly were more than 100, but that it was impossible to de- | termine them certainly. i Leaders of the revolution pledg ed themselves, it was learned, to carry out a number of Socialist measures emerged in swift succes- | of all banks, exporiation of for eign vested interests and declara- | _tion of war “to all foreign imper- : ‘jalism." % i ~ The government’s retaliatory measures meerged in swift success ion—the dispatch of troops and | p'anes in an effort to rout the reb- { !els. the state of seige to maintain ' order and finally the dispatching ! today of the cruisers “Rio Grande Do Sfl” and “Bahia.” I It was the third time since Pres | ident Getulio Vargas took office | | five years ago—himself at the ' head of a revolution—that a state | |'of siege, virtual martial law, had E been declared. \ RIDING OUT REBELLION FRIEDRICHSHAFEN, GERMA NY— The Graf Zeppelin, which has ridden out many storms, is riding ‘out the rebellion of Brazil today. 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LUMPKIN STREET R R RRAwm— ATHENS CHURCHES TO HOLD SPECIAL SERVICES THIS WEEK (Continued From Page One) ing Day for Christian Sciencv! churches and societies throughout the United States to hold a serv-i jce appropriate to the occasion, at“ which time a Lesson-Sermon es-| pecially prepared at the headquar ters of the Church in Boston is read. ‘ In accordance with thig custom, the Athens Christian Science Soc iety will hold its service on Thurs day. The service includes the reading of the Thanksgiving 'Pro clamation written by the presi dent of the United States and the singing by the congregation of several well-chosen hymns from the revised Christian Science Hym nal. The Golden Text of the Lesson- Sermon on ‘“Thanksgiving” is as follows: ‘“‘Offer unto God thanks giving; and pay thy vows unto the most High” (Psalms 50:14.) | Scriptural Passage One of the Scriptural passages ~ontained in the Lesson-Sermon is from the thirteenth chapter of Hebrew: “To do good and to com municate forget not: for with such sacrifices God is well pleased.” The readings from the Christian Science textbook, “Science ana Health with Key to the Scripture” by Mary Baker Eddy, includes the following citation: “What we most need is the prayer of ferv ent desire for growth in grace, axpressed in patience, meekness, love, and good deeds. To keep the commanaments of our Master and follow his example, is our proper debt to Him and the only worthy evidence of o#r gratitude for all that he has done” (p. 4.) Towards the close of the serv ice a brief opportunity will be given to those of the congrega tion who wish to express grati tude for blessings received through Christian Science. STATE NEWS BRIEFS (Continued From Page One) shot the woman and the man, the latter escaping. Both were slightly {lmrt. - i | o Rk : ATLANTA — Funeral servlces‘ were to be held today for Miss Lucy Thompson, pioneer Greene ~ounty woman who died at h&‘ home here Sunday night. Said by her friends to have been‘ nearly 100 years old, Miss Thomp son was one of Georgia's first col lege-trained women and served "nore than 30 vears in the ordinary’s office at Griffin, | ATLANTA — Governor Eugene‘ Talmadge has accepted an invita tion to speak before the Texas Tax 1 Reform asgociation December 17 at Fort Worth, Texas. ANDERSONVILLE—Two bridges built by CCC workers over creeks flowing through the Andersonville National cemetery today stood dedicated to the “welfare and plea sure” of future visitors to this site of the military prison camp or |the civit War. | THE BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS, GEORGIA CHRISTMAS IN TOYLAND THERE JESR I s [ ‘STYLE Q ; QUALITY/ 720\ ano (7 50 L) BEST %}fl OF ALL | pumt) ACCURATE - TIME } in This Latest Man’s Strap Watch ITS A HAMILTON ’ y Fickett’s ‘224 Clayton St., Athens | TICKETS ARE NOT ‘ REQUIRED FOR ROOSE VELT CELEBRATION | P | (Continued From Page One) checked for any last minute minor or necessary changes. “Colonel E, W, Starling, chief of the secret service for the White }House, though having ulrcad); spent three days aiding the devel | opment of the program for the day, will again return to Atlanta to morrow for a final «heck-up. i “Every person in Atlanta on Fri- | Idayq will have the opportunity of !both seeing and hearing the Pres ident.” l Mr. Roosevelt is scheduled te | speak at the Tech stadium—Gnant }fleld—-—bet.ween 3:80 and 2 p. m, | | Central Standard time. I The parade is to start from Fort ’McPherson 8t 11:30 &, m., with !Mr. Roosevelt heading ijt. After | the speaking he is to leave for lWarm Springs. Governor Talmadge's official lgreeting to Mr. Roosevelt was re lceived at Warm Springs late yes terday by Marvin Mcllntyre, chief | of the secretaries to the President. | Carlton Mobley, Talmadge's execu tive secretary, acted as courier. l ‘ e l Burglars Get Peanuts, Bananas, Typewriters in . : Raids on Two Schools For the second time in less than a year, burglars broke into the principal's office at Athens High school last night, but for the sec ond time efforts to get into the! safe -in the office were of no avail. ] However, a typewriter was stolen. Burglars also entered the Childs street school Dbuilding, stealing several bags of peanuts and some bananas. g Entrance to the high school was gained by breaking the glassg of the east door, and unlatching the door from the inside. 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