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ATOM BOMB BLAST N 0.5
Tremendous and horrendous impact of atomic
power is demonstrated through the use of pic
ture materiais on Bikini underwater tests and
Hiroshima coverage made one year after drop
ping the first atomic bomb.
It Should Be Seen By Every American Citizen
DON’T MISS IT!
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First Anniversary With Homecoming
Established one year ago, Cen
tral Baptist Church, located on
iCollege Avenue near College
lAvenue School, and shown above,
lhas proven one of the fastest grow
iing congregations in the city.
| When the church opened lakt
|August it had forty-seven mem
bers. Today the membership stands
al 450, an average of better than
one new member each day.
| Rev.*Hugh Eberhart, pastor®of
the church, has arranged a Home
|coming Day program, starting at
9 o'clock this morning and con
tinuing throughout the dav and
part of tonight. The public is
cordially invited to attend the
various services today by th 2 pas
tor. The program follows:
.9 B M.—Radig Revival over
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' 10:00—Sunday School Promotion
and the regular classes.
11:00—Roll Call and Preaching.
12:00—Invitation for church
memberships.
i 12:30—Adjourn for dinner.
I I:oo—Dinner served.
| 2:oo—Visitors recognized.
2:ls—>Speciai offering for the
church.
2:3o—Testimony Meeting.
3:oo—Song Service.
1 3:3o—Special Speaker. ;
4:ls—Adjourn until evening ser
i vices.
‘ 7:oo—Baptist Training Union.
+ T7:3o—Special 30 minute prayer
meeting. X
| B:oo—Preaching Services.
HARRISON SPEAKS
J. C. Harrison, advertising di
reclor for Georgia Carclina Da
ries. Augusta, will speak on “Ad
vertising Milk ang Dairy Pro-~
cducts” to members of the Uni
versity of Georgia Dairy Science
Club Tuesday. August 20, at
7:30 . m.. Olin Rhodes, presi
dent, has announced. The meet
ing will be held ¢n the College
of Agriculture campus.
Mr. Harrison was on the Au
gusta Heralg advertising staff
before accepting his present po
sition and has taugiht advertis
ing courses in special projects at
Augusta.
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as Americans chew gun.,
There are about 100 species of
sunflowers.
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"0.5.5." Sensational, Ladd And
Fitzgerald Score In Thriller; 4 B
Starts Wednesday- 4 Days At Palace
. The first film based on the hair
raising exploits of the men anc
women of the Office of Strategic
Services—our intelligence agency
—arrives Wednesday at the Pal
ace Theatre. It i§ Paramount’s
thrill-jamed adventure, “0.5.5.”
co-starring Allan Ladd and Ger
aldine Fitzgerald, with Patric
Knowles, John Hoyt, Richard
Benedict, Harold Vermilyea,
among other excellent perfor
mers.
“U.S.S.” is a gem: of action‘
film. Never a dull moment, it races
along from thrill to thrin giving{
the audience more entertainment‘
per foot of film than is generally
found in even the fastest-paced
movies, It features Alan Ladd at
his best, out-fighting out-shoot
ing, out-witting his adversaries,
‘and there are many in this excit
ii,ng tdle of sabotage in Nazi
occupied France. y
' Ladd and Miss Fitzgerald are
seen as undercover agents of the
00.5.5. who together with two oth
er operators are parachuted into
France for the purpose of blow
)ing up a bridge to facilitate the
D Day landing. The trouble they
Irun into the tragedies the adven
|tures shouid be seen—not toid
about in this column. Suffice it
lto say that they all add up to the
most exciting screen ' entertain
| ment offered in a long time.
“0. S.S.” - has probably had
more technical supervision than
any picture produced because of
Paramount’s insistence on accu
racy of every dstail, however
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GEORGIA MOTORS INC. -
Broad and Lumpkin 143 Spring Street '
| Athens, Ga. Monroe, Ga. 3
small, The result is a masterful
motion pitcure. Credit goes tc
Richard Maibaum, writer-pro
ducer and to director Irving Pich
el
The two stars are given excellent
support by Patric Knowles, John
Hoyt the latter giving a masterfu!
portrayal of a Nazi Colonel, Har
old Vermiiyea as a treacherous
Gestapo agent, Richard Benedict
and Don Beddoe as O. S.S. agents.
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Civic Clubs Are
Urged To Aid
Youth Training
. By Rosemary Moore
Mrs. John W. Jenkins, of the
First Baptist church staff; told the
Lions Club Thursday that is is
their responsibility to educate the
young people of Athens and im
prove their social behavior.
Mrs. Jenkins talk was made as
a result of the broken lights in the
Athens’ High School.
Since the home is the best place
to teach young people the values
of life, Mrs, Jenkins explained, the
members of the civic clubs in Ath
ens, as parents, have the opport
unity to change the attitude of the
students.
“They must realize,” Mrs. Jen
kins continued, “society is greater
than the individual.”’
To do this, she pointed out, the
blindness born of ignorance and
prejudice must be remedied. While
the improvement of schools will
counteract ignorance, prejudice,
which is even more prevalent than
ignorance, is best corrected in the
home.
When the home succeeds to wipe
out prejudice, “especially our local
prejudice against the truth that
all men are brothers in the sight of
God,” Mrs. Jenkins assured the
Lions, “one world” meaning one
society will result.
W. A. Abercrombie preceded
Mrs. Jenkins speech with the an
nouncement of the presentation of
a plaque by the Lion’s Internation
al to the Athens Lions Club for
making the greatest gain in mem
bership. They gained 27 new mem
bers this year.
Guests this week were John Col
mant and Reverend Maurice
Thomas.
LONDON BLITZED AREAS
NOW ARE PLAYGROUNDS
LONDON — (AP) — Some
London areas where German
bombe turned whole rows of
houses into debris have been
cleared and transformed into
plavgrounds. '
Motaers working a 30-hour
week leave their »oungsters at
a charge of 20 cents a day. The
children play from early morn
ing until sunset with swings,
DO YOU ENJOY
YOUR FOOD?
* You may feel tired through lach
es appetite, which may be coused
by lack of VITAMIN B-1 and
IRON.
TRY RED ACE TABLETS
Many people have obtained
splendid results from taking them
as they supply the daily require
ments of Vitamin B-1 and Iron.
Sold on a money back guarantee
if not satisfled with results.
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. With Congress away on its first long vacation since 1941, capitol;t'
| maintenance chiefs seize the opportunity so give congressional;
| halls a much-needed cleaning. Above, workers are pictured giving'
the House rosirum a going over. .
NILIGHBORS G“‘&IHOUSE
TO HOMELESS DOW .
CHERRY - VALLEY, 111., —
(AP) — . Mrs. Rupert Baxter, a
widow with six children, was no
fified she would have to move
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