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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO . Edward Hodgson Is {ffering Wide Announcement is made today Ly the Edward Ecedgson Insur “ance Agency that it has added several types of insuzance and now in position to cffer protec tion to the public in many fields ‘of coverage. The agency, directed by Ed ward- Hodgson, weli kriown Ath + enian, now offers practically any i type of insurance meeded by the L public, other than life insur ¢ ance. The office of the agency i is locateq in the Refinery Build- L ing of the Hodgson Oil Refining ¢ Company, the office telephone - being 2957 and tue residence ¢ phone 614-R. - | 2 The firm offers casualty lin ;’ surance, including automobile, + workmen’s compensation surety { bonds, fidelity bopds, accident., { health and burglaty; fire, light ring, windstom and hail; inland i marine which inecludes cargo in § surarce for vehicles. § Several Coinpanies ¢ Mr. Hodgson is the local agent { for the Commercial Union Fire i Insurance Companv, of New| ! York: The Caledonian.American § Trsurance Company cos Hartford,' ¢ Conn. The Automchile Insur ; ance Company of Hartford, ¢ Conn., and the Coluinbia Casual ¢ ty Company of New York. ' For the past ftwo years Mr. ! Hodgson nas, in addition to his ¢ other business -duties, represen= 2 Right On Your Doorsteps At Crow’'s you get fresh, pure - drugs compounded as ordered R, H\U by your doctor and the sav- -: = L 1O ings to you is evident by the "% Eﬂ 2 reasonable price you pay at 5 __‘-« = CROW’'S CUT RATE DRUG ' )‘ STORE. Telephone 1767 for : delivery service to your door. - __,/";L_‘ (on prescriptions only.) —-_j;__ N ’;' \ JOHNSON - JOHMNSON iy RED CROSS PLASTERS .. .. .. .. .. 35 SI.OO SIZE LIQUID OR TABLETS DR. MILES NERVINE .. .. .. .. .. 83 SI.OO SIZE FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR - 5 COUGH SYRUP .. .. .. .. .. .. 1% 5 POUND INTERNATIONAL SO SN .. .. .. ... .. M DR. MOFFETT’S 30c SIZE TEETHINA POWDERS .. .. .. .. .. 23 80c SIZE KELLERS SIRUPOFHGS .. ........... .1 60c SIZE ANKALINE SUPER GESTINE .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 8% $1.25 SIZE SAYBROOKS YEAST and IRON TONIC .. .. .. ... 98¢ 25¢ SIZE CHOCOLATE LAXATIVE O aulisas e | 50c MEAD'S N 75¢ SIZE PHILLIPS MILK MAGNESIA .. .. .. .. .. .. 6% $1.25 SIZE SQUIBB MINERAL 0....... .. .. 80 pRVE s GO L ¥ F s ::»» DANDRUFF B DA L ; ﬁ N} i ..’vv ALY TR . S 0 o ‘;,;\a'*‘}.ﬂ‘:‘ ‘,& o s o s L T o S . Ny Bt & ‘-.. i s = ; R : & Don't iet dandruff Sol spoil your appear ance! Fitch Shampoo is sold under a money-back guarantee to remove dandruff instantly. Rinses clean in hard or soft water. Pure, safe, effi cient—beautifies all colors, textures of hair., Leaves hair manageable. Try it! ® After and between Fitch Shampoos, use Fitch’s . Ideal Hair Tonic. It stim @ ulates the scalp, and - keeps the hair neat and @ good looking, Prest PR &-. 3 Dandreft ‘._-vrf\ﬁ‘ m 2 i o A, SIAMPIS ted the Commercial Union Fire Insurance Company, acting for his brother-in.law, Fred S. Rob bins, who was in the armed sei vice. When Mr. Rovins, on this return, went into tae life insur ance business exclusively, Mr Hodgson took the agency per manently, and has now given up his former position with the Hodgson Oil Refining Company in order to devote is entire time to the insurance business. Since the handling -of insur anice for Hodgson’s Incorporated called for varied program of protection, Mr. Hodgson hag add ed many olaer insurance lines as listed above, to the ones‘ which comprised the original agency, with the tresult that he] is now able to offer almost any tvpe of protection desired, with the exception of life insurance. Tribute Is Pai ’ ribute Is Paid To L. D. Conaway | By C. A. Rowland - In the passing of Mr. L. D. Conaway this week Athens has lost a Christidn gentleman and citizen; his church, Young Harris Memorial Methodist, a charter member and a faithful steward of many years; his associates a real friend and his family a devoted father. Perhaps the outstanding char acteristic of L. D. Conaway wps faithfulness. Ror many years, un til reaching the retirement age of 3 STERILIZE ONE DAY'S NEEDS 8-BABY BOTTLES El&ﬂtl‘ d Steem SIGI'IIIZEI’ e e . 26 INCHES COMPLETE WITH LOCK AND KEY : = 3 Leather Trim Crown Luggage . $16.99 10 OUNCE CELLOPHANE JAR ASSORTED ; 2 oINPT 9 o|d Twmkenham TO"GOS % 5 89c 125 BOX WHITE AND PINK @ v’"dli’gjf"ig'ﬁ ', BRIMV® 198 " | 890 STATIONERY - 2 n - & B * ; s e DRUE{?E?&&E&S -+ AT D T e TV Ll LATV A 1R 2 b S VA UELGRFEﬁ_Q GEN CYluun'va ) e YOU ARE ALWAYS WELCOME TO SAVE AT CROW 'S B the government, one of the city’s mail carriers in which service he was - ever faithful and along his route counted his friends by ihe score. In his christian activities he was conspicuous for his faithful ness in his regular church at tendance. In his closing years when unable to get about freely he always looked forward tn] Sunday, for on that day his greal joy in life would be redlized,; he:l would be able to attend the church service. He was also for years teacher of one of the adult classes in ' Sunday School in which he was| lagain faithful in his preparation l and attendance. ’ This brief appreciation of L. D. Conaway would not be complete without referring to his active participation in the Athens Busi ness Men’s Evangelistic Club in which faithfulness was again €X hibited to a remarkable degree. He was secretary of the club for many years and' at the time the club invited Rev. Jesse M. Hendley of Atlanta to hold his ’tent meeting in 1939. That meet ing was perhaps the most suc cessful and far reaching ever held in our city. ! “He that is faithful in that which is least is also faithful in that which is much.” These words fully épitomize the life of my friend. —C. A. ROWLAND. el An ancient dairy cow pro duces 18 pounds of edible milk solids for each 100 pounds of digestible nurients in her ie:xd. PRESCRIPTION DELIVERY SERVICE PHONE 1767 - MONDAY TUESDAY - WEDNESDAY $2.00 SIZE LUCIEN LELONG FACEPOWDER .. .. .. ..... .. . L 5 CHEN YU NAIL LACQUER .. .. .. SI.OO oo .............. .08 SI.OO SIZE CHAMBERLAIN'S HAND IOTION .. .. .. .. .. .. ... 1% DEODORANT CREAM .. .. .. .. . 3% WILDROOT SHAMPOO .. .. .. .. .. 3% BATHPOWDER .. .. .. ... ....19% POCKET SIZE CHESS AND CHECKERS .. .. .. .. $1.50 TOOM PAMEE .. .. . oo %% | All the romance of far-off places N N CARGO : ‘Men’s Toiletries R i oy An odventu‘luxury or . the modern man . . . CARGO . . . Shaving Lotion Men's Cologne Men's Tale EACH s].s'(')w 5 .. l THE BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS, GEORGIA. VFW Bran is Stpporiing Nafional Program { The Frank E. Mitchell Post in ,Athens of the Veterans of For leign Wars is fully behind tae program of the national body ,conducted by Commander-in- Chief Joseph M. Stack, M. P. 'Hughes, commander of the local post, said this week. The gpecial projects which tae | local post will push, Hughes }pointed out, will be the assur ‘ance that returninz velerans are given credit for the time served when they return to taeir old job. This is particularly true in Civil Service rating, where the veteran was held in a “frozen grade” status. “We are endorsing the fight that Omar B. Ketchum, V. F. W. national legislative representa tive, made at tae National Post war '‘Housing conference in At lantic City recently.” said Com mande: Hughes. “Legislative ac tion is necessary to ensure the returning that he can provide a home and that he be given jus tice in the construction of that home.” VFW Commander-in.Caiet Stack, speaking in Butts, Mont,, charged members of Congress are using the veterans' housing crisis as a “political foothall.” “There ic ample evidence.” he said, “io indicate many building contract ors are using available materials for construction of homeg which veterans canhot afford’ to buy. or for night clubs, juke joints, racetracks, and other non-essen tial structures.” Tihe Athens post of the VFEW is also working with the nation al program to lsberalize the Na tional Service Life ' Insurance and to give veterans second pri ority instead of thivd in the pur chase of surplus property, Hughes announced. (laude P. White Dies In Arkansas Mr. Claude P. White, brother of Mrs. L. G. McDaniel, died at his home in Hot Spring, Ark, Friday with a aeart attack. His " body will be brought to Royston for funeral services and interment will be in Bowersville, Arnold Added To Staff Of Dan Gray Store E. R. Arnold Las been added to the staff of tue Dan Gray General Merchandise store at 587 N. Thomas, it was announc ec¢ recently. Mr. Arnpld was wix Rogers Co., so: a year and a half ard was affiliateq with the Athens Grocery the past vear. He has been in this city 18 years ' Mr. Gray, the owner and op-~ erator, has been in Atheng 29 veavs, was with the gasoline business for 16 years and the U. S. Navy-UreFligat School th» past three years. G i ’ : ! You have to open an egg to tell whether it is good — and /\ S you have to patronize a store ! SOk g ) to find out what’s on the in-. ““,\. side. When you open our door \f\?‘\"’ o | you see a clean, orderly store W= NS 3 filled with GOOD VALUES in L § X&&E T all the things you expect an N up-to-the-minute drug store *o ity AAM have for your health, appear ™ Wt /4l ance, and convenience ... and ¥ '.l, 2 000 T B v 5 you’ll see a courteous staff LBS 'Y ready to render helpful, ef \ s : ficient service. 50c SIZE MENNEN 18 DOUBLE EDGE BERKLEY REMINGTON ELECTRIC RAZOR .. .. .. .. .. .. ¥11.50 SHEAFFER'S METAL TIP PEN(I{-...- .. .. . .. * W .. coS'lso 1145 OZ. CALIFORNIA RAY-0-VAC 2 CELL fIASHIIGHIS L L .‘- LI . L . . 31.05 STEAM BOAT LARVEY METAL FIVE YEAR GUARANTEE YA-DE MOTH PROOF $2.45 -ee3so° e o s o 2 FULL PINT O'CEDA WAY 50c¢ SIZE FOR POULTRY 1 POUND PLAIN OR CHOCOLATE Georgia 4-H Clubs Cited For Work 1 Lileh ror YOl ‘ In War Bond Sales Twenty-one county 4-H club councils and 87 Four-H boys and girls in Georgia have been cited by the Treasury Department for outstanding service in selling War Bonds, according to a join: announcement by the Extension Service and the U. S. Savings Bond Division. County 4-H councils awarded certificates for bond sales include Walker, Chattooga, Upson, Bald win, Elbert, Greene, Gwinnett, Butts, Carroll, Muscogee, Chat ham, Lowndes Pierce, Screven, Truetlen, Colquitt, Thomas, Jas per, Fulton, Ben Hill, and Macon. Silver medal awards in recog nition for outstanding sales of War Bonds have been given to 15 members of 4-H clubs: Fran ces Wilkes, Walker county: Franklin House, Barrow; Helen Owens, Chattooga; Sallie Cook, Habersham; Lottie Gay, Jenkins; Virginia Shippey, Thomas; Emily Baldwin, Paulding; Ray You mans, Appling; Billy Watson, Baldwin; Betty Zane Hodges, Baldwin; Dempsey, Hester, Grady; Hazel Nevil, Bulloeh; Jacqueline McWhorter, Carroll; Morris Rut ledge, Walker; and Juanita Lou dermilk, Habersham. Light of the Cuban firely is so bright that a few of them produce as much illumination as a laptern. 'VASELINE s HARR /285 TONI(,, + 8 't.- / : Pem—, < & 4 ' 4> &/, , N . . e R A e =R S N s A [NS==2B) OUBLE RN, oo : :\"‘i:‘" : % S|lg R i : 1 STERINES, Vo | ) 'f’:,:f:' g COMING EVENTS - . ? .Dr. Alvin Bisco of the Uni ‘ versity of Georgia faculty will address the First Methodist ’ chigrch WSCS on Monday, April 1, at 4 p. m. in the main . church auditorium. His sub ject wil], be “Concern and Faith in Regard to our Pre sent Economic Situation.” l Executive Board of the Serepta Association of W. | M. U., will meet at the First | Baptist Church 10 o’clock on Thursday morning, April fourth. Judge Arthur Oldham will speak at the Layman’s Day program at the Winterville Methodist Church, Sunday, March 31, at 11:30. All mem bers of Tuckston and Win terville churches are invited to attend and bring lunches. A musical program under the direction of T. L. Elder will be featured at the Rota ry club meeting on Wednes day at one o'clock at the Georgian Hotel. The executive board meet ing of the Children’s Bible Mission will be at the home of Mrs. H. W. Birdsong at 150 University Drive, Wed nesday afternoon, April 3, at 3:30. N. C. C. W. will meet Mon day evening, April Ist, 8:30, at the home of Mrs, Joel Wier, jr, 390 South View Drive, Please note the change in time. All ladies of St. Jos eph Church are cordially in vited to atiend. Woman’s Bible Class of the First Methodist church will meet Tuesday afternoon at 3:30 in the annex. Mrs. Ivan Cartey’s group in charge of the program. All members are cordially invited. Chase Street P.-T. A. will meet at the school on Thurs day afternoon, April 4, at 3:30. Mr. Tom Mell will be the guest speaker. The Laura Rutherford Chapter, U. D. C., will meet Tuesday at 4 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Leo Belcher, 250 North Milledge avenue. The program will be present ed by members of the Ellen A. Crawford C. of C. Hos {esses for the afterncon will be Mrs. T. W. Reed, Mrs. G. H. Thornton, Miss Mary Lou Wier, Mrs. R. L. Patterson and Mrs. Lena Deadwyler. University Drive Sewing Club will meet on Wednes day morning, 10:30, at -the home of Mrs. Fred Bennett. The Woman’s Society of Christian Service of Oconee Street Methodist church will meet Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Fred War wick. Mrs. I» L. Herring will be co-hostess. Mr. E. J. O’Kelly will bring the message on the W. C. T. U. Hour over WGAU on Tuesday afternoon, 5:15 to 5:30. All Y. W. A’s of the First Baptist Caurch are invited to a weiner roast at the dutch oven behind Camp Wilkins Wednesday, April 3. Mrs. B. C. Kinney will be in charge of the program. Salonia Chapter No. 227, OES will hoid a stated meeting on Monday evening at 8:30 o’clock in the Masonic Tem ple. All members are urged to attend. Members of the ¥Frank Hard n:an Chapter, Order of DeMolay, will meet in front of the Frirst Presbyterian Church this morn ing to aitend churcht in a body. Dr. E. L. Hill, pastor of tae First Presbyterian Church, was commander of the orianization which sponsoreq the Order of DeMolay at the time it wag or genized 18 years ago.. Dr. Hill ic interested in the local Chap ter and all members are urged to be present, meeting in front of the eaurch on Hancock at APRIL Ist FINAL DATE FOR Payment . OF Occupational Corporation Professional Taxes Without PENALTY! A. E. DAVISON, T. C. SUNDAY, MARCH 31, 1946, De Lay-Harri Rit ¥> f - d i ites Performed X il On Last Sunday The Baptist Chuich at Comes formeq tue setting Sunday after. noon, March 24th, at five o’cloc, for the marrige ‘of Mary Ayer; Harrison, daughtei, of Mr. anq Mrs. C. B Aye s nf Comer, 1 Thurmand O. DeLay of Atlanty, The impressive double ring cer. emony was performed by Roy A. E. Logan, of Athens and nup tial music was presented by Misg Lucille Sasser of Comer | The altar was banked with ferns, palms, and' baskets of | white gladioli. Catiedral taper: Iwere in seven hratiched cande abra of graduated heights. Usher groomsmen were - John C. Lovetie and Mr. Clyde W. Crawforq of Atlanta Miss Martha Respess, of At lanta, was maidof homnor, and the bride’s only attendant. She wore lan aqua marquistie: dress which featured a sweethecr! neckline, fitted bodice and (a very full skirt. She carried . a showe cq bouquet of pink . carnations, snapdragons and .kiue Dutch iris, The popular bride vntered wiin her father, Mr. C. 3 Ayers, by ‘yghom 'she was given in marri. age, and taey wei2 met at the altar by the groom and his best man, Mr. George Louis Keith, of Atlanta. - The Bride The bride chose for her weddiny a white satin dresg with fitte| tbodice, a sweethea-t neckline lang long pointed =~ sleeves anc peplum of lace. The pearls adorning tae bedice were those ber mother used @ her wedding dress. The full sKi#t endéd in » short train ang '8 carried a bride’s shewered -~ bouquet of white rosebuds Hér only orna ment. was an antique gold locket which belonged maer grand mother. ’ After the cer y a very in formal reception Was held at the home of the bride’s parents where lovely arrangemeats cf write iris and spift&uwere used. Assisting in = entertainng were Mrs, Emmett Ayefs and Mrs Clarence Ayers. The dining table was beautiful with a Chinese ‘embrodiery cov. er. Ag a central decoration two crystal cornucppies were filled with whife.ilrnations and snapdrogons, and crystal can delabra in gradyated heights which held burning white tapers Mrs. H. J . Waitehead and Mrs. R. T. Eberhard:, jr, presi lded at the punch bowl Assist ling in serving were the brides jcousins, Mrs. Ben Stephenson !and Mrs. George Brown of Toc coa. : | After a short wedc ng trip the bride and groom will reside mn Atlanta where the bride is 4 member of the aigh school fac ulty of Atlanta City schools, and lthov groom is in business ont of town guesls included ers. S 1 Keith; Mrs. 3. O, Lo vette, Ms. Mary T. de Lay, Mp land Mrs. James K. de Lay and James Richard de Lay: Mr and Mrs. W. H. de Lay and Billy and Edwin de Lay of Atlanta; Mr and Miyrs. Reuben Martin and son of Carlton; and Ir. and Ms T. W. Porterfieid c¢f 'Colbert; Judge and Mrs. J. T. Murray, Mr and Mrs. R. C. Griffeth, Mrs. D. A. Moseley ang Mrs. Joan Burrougs of Danielsville; Dr. and-Mrs. S E. Ayers, Dr. and Mrs. C. L. Ayers, Mr. and Mrs George Brown, Mrs, b"'j Stephenson and Mr. Billy Ayers of Toccoa. Birthday Party Thursday Honors Miss Sue Mcßee On Thursday gafternoon 5 Mcßae, daughter @& Mr. and M Parker C. Mcßa@, was honore with a part whijch marked h ninth birthday: # The guests played games al |soveral contests were held, 1 . Winners receiving prizes. The dining table was center with a pink and green birthd: cake. Favors of gum drop co sages and paper hats marked tl place of each guests and ice crea was served to the 26 little gii 'and boys who were present. "10:50 o’clock. The committee planning 1 event is composed of Dougl Epps, chairman; Richard Cofe Alex Davis and Curtis Driske! A special “welcome is extens ed to veterang to be present. CLGaEs e Maszsachusetts purchased Mair n 1652 for $5,334: : R

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Athens banner-herald. (Athens, Ga.) 1933-current, March 31, 1946, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2