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PHONE 88
COMING EVENTS
IN ATHENS AREA
The decendunts of Howard
Cash, Josiah Duckett, John
Chambers seoldiers of the
Revolutienary war who settled
in this section after the war
will hold their annual reunion
Saturday, August 9, at Har
mony Baptist church Hollings
worth, Banks County on the
Homer-Cornelia highway, 5
miles south of Cornetia, sev
eral interesting speakers are
on the program, relatives and
friends are cordially invited.
Bring a basket dinner and be
with us.
Mrs, dester Lane—Scety,
University Demonstration
Cannery will be open on
Tuesday, Wednesdzy Thurs
day and Friday throughout
the summer.
On August Tth at 7:30 a
supper and county - wide
meeting of the Farm Bureau
will be held at the Ila school
auditorium. An interesting
program beginning at 8:30,
featuring two State Farm
leaders, Mr, Still and Mrs.
Ray, bringing interesting and
time talks to those present,
The presence of all wives
with their husbands is re
quested by the Bureau.
Clouds Creek Baptist church
in Oglethorpe county will ob
serve Homecoming Day on the
third Sunday, August 17. All
members, former members,
former pastors and friends of
the church are invited to be
present and join the fellow
ship to-gether.. There will be
interesting programs for the
day. The annual revival will
continue the following week.
Al the noon hour basket din
ner will be served in the
grove,
Revival services continue
on in the Gospel Tent on cor
ner of Madison avenue and
Thomas street. The Rev.
William Coall of Houston,
evangelist, conducting ser
vices Children’s service each
night at 7:30 and the regu
alr service begins at 8 p. m.
There is also special singing
and is a non-denominational
servige. % ®
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Clarke County Bookmobile
schedule this week is as fol
lows:
Thursday, August 7: Out
Tallassee Plant road to neigh
borhood of Prospect Church
at 9:00 a. m. Working back
turn off to Oconee Heights,
10:30-11:15 a. m.: Asbell’s,
11:20-11:35 a. m.; Hamilton’s
Store, 2:30-2:50 p. m.; Year
woods’, 3:05-3:35 p. m.; Rags
dale’s, 3:45-4:05 p. m.
The Circles 'of the First
Presbterian church will meet
this Monday morning, August
11, 10:30 in Sunday. Seheol
Room, followed by the Auxil
ary meeting at 11 a. m. All
mmembers are urged to attend
these meetings. |
Wesleyan Serviee Guild of
the Young Harris Methodist
church will meet on Thurs
day night at 8 e'clock with
Mrs. Vera Bishop, 244 Barber
street, .
The Rev. W. O. Crouse,
former pastor of the East
Athens Baptist church, is con
ducting revival' services at
the High Shoals church. The
Sérvices start at 8:15 each
hight and will continue’
through this week. Ed Spinks
1 leading the singing, accom
banied by Kenneth Cooper,
Dianist. The public is cor
dially invited to attend. .
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Evangelistic setvices will
begin on Sunday, August 10,
at the Prospeet Methodist
church, wih the Rev. M. H.
Pastor, conducting the ser
| viees, whith will be held
| each day at 11 a. m. and 8:15
| p. m. The church not only
welcomes but especially in
vited everyone to attend these
meetings. Some special music
| and other featurds will be
| ‘arranged from time to time.
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| Joy Clais- or~ the = Pinice
! Avenue Baptist church will
| hold its regular monthly
! meeting in the church annex
| on Thursday evening, 8
% o’clock.
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| The Annual Homecoming
| and Singing Convention at
Calvary Baptist chureh,
which is located two' miles
north of Statham on the
Statham-Jefferson road, will
be held Sunday, August 10.
The church was formerly
. called Mt. Tabor. .
Mrs. Claude Singleton, ac
| companied by a group of
young ©people from First
Methodist Church, will have
charge of services at Boggs
Church Sunday ' morning
i Aug. 10 at 11 o’clock. The
public is cordially invited to
attend.
Athens High ». T. A. offi
cers, principal committee
chairmers will please meet
with Mrs.. Warren Thur
mond, 687 S. Milledge Ave
nue, Thursday morning, Aug.
7, 10:30 o’clock.
Elections for the fall quar
ter staff of the Red and
Black University of Georgia
student publication 'will be
held Tuesday afternoon, Au
gust 12, in the Reading "Room
of the Commerce-Journalism
| Building.: Robert M. Joiner,
Stuckey, lig the retiring edi
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Dr. B. D. Napier’s Class for °
Bible Study Leaders of the
~ W. 8, C. S. of the First Meth
odist church will meet on Fri
day at 10 a. m. in the church
annex. All leaders and visitors
are cordially invited to attend. |
The “Know Your Bible
Series” which was written by
Dr. Ray: L. Smith is being
used by the group.
The Rev. W. J. Culbertson
is condueting a revival at the
Center Baptist church. The
public is invited to attend.
An all day singing will be
held at the Calvary Baptist
church in Statiiam on Sunday,
August 10.
Willebreq Snell, Dutch scien
tist, in 1621 discovered the law
of light refraction, according to
the Better Vision Institute. This
discovery paveq the way for the
scientific grinding of lenses for
eve-glasses and other optical de
vices.
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PERSONAL MENTION
Mrs. J. E. McEleroy has return
ed from Atlanta after a weeks
visit with Mrs. E. C. McEleroy.,
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.The many friends of Mrs. M. L.
Fisher of Carlton will be inter
ested to learn see is Going nicely
following a recent operation at
the General Hospital. .
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Mr. ahd Mrs. F. S. H. Sims and
family, Mrs. R. S. Sims, Mr. and
Mrs. W. W. Bohannan and Mr.
and Mrs. W. W. Sims of Macon,
with Mr. Bli Huff of Athens, at
tended the Homecoming at Betha
bara church on Sunday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Eugene P. Ivey of
Winder, announce the birth of a
son, Douglas Neal, on August 2 at
the Athens General Hospital. Mrs.
Ivey is the former Miss Winifred
Brown of Winder.
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Miss Emma Hill of Atlanta, was
in Athens Wednesday morning
enroute to her home in Bishop,
where she will spend her vacation
with her family,
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Mr. and Mrs. Marcus F. Ama
son of Lexington, announce the
birth of a daughter, Mary Fran
ces, on August 4 at the Genreral
Hospital.
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Mr. Clarence Lavender has re
turned from a ten day vacation in
New York.
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Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Landrum
of Apalachee, announce the birth
of a son on August 5 at the Gen
eral Hospital.
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Emory Lancaster is directing
.the music at the revival now be
iing held at the Union church in
Oconee courity. !
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. Miss Mattie Reynolds is spend
ing her vacation in the mountains
of North Georgia.
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Mr. and Mrs. Walter Johnson of
St. Petersburg, Fla., are visiting
friends and relatives in Athens
and North Georgia.
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' Mr. Harold Maguire has re
turned from Fort Benning after
spending several weeks at camp.
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Mr, and Mrs. Howard Porter of
Greensboro, passed through Ath
ens Tuesday enroute from North
Carolina. : |
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Among the Tuesday visitors in
the citv were Mr. Charlie Brock,
Mrs. Wilma Soggins and Mrs
Wilton Soggins of Colbeyt; Mrs.
Hal Durham of Watkinsville;
Miss < Vesta Lankford, Mr. J. T.
Faust and Mrs. Johnnie Faust of
Crawford, Mrs. Fred Preston and‘
Miss Lilliun Preston of Farming
ton* Mrs Frank Bradiey of Wasn=
ington. : .
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Friends of Mrs. Edgar Levy
will be interested to learn she is
impmng at the General Hospi=
tal. r a serious illness. «
~ THE BANNER-ARERALD, ATHENS, GEORGLF, ~
Friends of Mrs. M. Jankower
will regret to learn she is ill at
St. Mary’s Hospital. Ll
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Mr. and Mrs, T. H. McHatton
will leave the fifteenth for Ro
chester_ N. Y., to visit their chil
dven, Mr. and Mrs. Turnell Han
son and family. - : feit
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Mrs. J. C. Rogers, who has
been visiting Miss Laura Black
shear for the past ten days, has
leturneq to her home in Dablon
ega, on Tuesday. s e
FRATIET
Mr. J. C. Lyle of Union -Point,
is a medical patient at the Gen
eral Hospital.
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Mr. Milton Lesser will leave
Saturday for a business trip to
New York City.
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Mr. end Mrs. J. B. Frye, jr,
announce the birth of a son, Bar
tow Lee, on August 2, at the
General Hospital,
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Miss Kathrine Blackshear of
Atlanta, is visiting her aunt, Miss
Laura Blackshear.
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l Mr. and M*s. Charlie C. Will
iams announce the birth of a
!daughter, Norma Irene on. Au
gust 3at the Athens General
Hospital.
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r Misg Alice Meadows of Atlan
'ta, accompanied Mrs. M. G. Cas
key home from the Isle of Palms.
After a few days visit in Athens
‘she returned to her home in At
lanta. o & ¢
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' The many friends of Mrs.
Charles A. Talmadge, who is a
medical patient at the General
Hospital, wish for her a speedy
recovery. ‘
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Mr, and Mrs. John B. Noeel and
daughter, of Salisbury, N. C.,
were in Athens Tuesday. They
are the guests of relatives in
Crawford.
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Mr. and Mrs. Dillard Daileyl
announce the birth of a daugh
ter, Shirley Ann, on August 3 at
th. Athens General Hospital, |
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Mr. and Mrs. Howard Abne?‘
announce the birth of a son Ray
Chandler, on Sunday, July 27 at
St. Mary’s Hospital.
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Miss Eudora Noel, whose home
is in Crawford and who is head
of the Music Department at Tal
lulah Falls Institute, was in Ath
ens on Tuesday. !
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Mrs. Paul Ingram and grand
son, Larry Graves of Barnerton,
Ohio, are Wwisiting friends and
relatives in Athens and wil] re
urn home the last of August.
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Thé friends'" of Mrs J. 'W.
Thompson will be glad to iearn
that she is doing nicely following
surgical treatment at the Gergral
hospital. 1
Birthday Party
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,?Tuesdoy Honors
Devereux Cain
On Tuesday aiiernoon little
Miss Devereux Cain, daughter of
Mrs. Sam cCain, jr., celebrated
[her third birthday at a party giv
en in her honor, About fifteen
children were present and games
were played in the garden.
This was a ‘“Pink Birthday Par
-1y” and the color scheme, was car- |
rieq out in the ice cream, cake|
and mints,, Favors of “Come
backs” were presented to each
guest, i
Assisting . Mrs. Cain in enter
taining were her mother, Mrs.
John %-lunnicutt and her sister, |
Miss Gloria Hunnicutt. ]
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Misses Ann and Eleanor Shel
nutt are spending this week with
their aunt, Mrs. E. D. Pdille 1n
Atlanta. ; ’
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Mrs. Toulman Hurt and daugh
ter, Miss Irene Hurt and Miss |
Irene Hart of Atlanta, are the
guests of Mrs. John C. Hart.
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Mr. John Colburn has arrived
from New York and joined Mrs.
Colburn and dgughter, at the
home of Mg and Mrs. Walterl
Jackson on West Lake Drive.
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The friends of Mr. Fred Ailen
Will be sorry %o learn that he
'remains quite ill at the Athens
General hospital, ’
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In Memoriam
In loving .memory of our sonij
and brother who passed uwuy’
August '6th, 1939,
Eight. long years ago you left us)
And went to that happy homel
_above;
Oh, how we still miss you,
Miss your tender smiles and love.
Yes, gone but not forgotten, " I
Many precious memories we still
treasure,
So kind and gentle were your
ways, v
And loving service was your
pleasure,
Yes, you had to go and leave us,
The loss we deeply feel, %
But in God we're sweetly trusting!
And He can all our sorrows heul.a
Yes, again we hope to meet you !
When our life on earth is o'er, [
We shall clasp again your hand,'l
Where parting is no more.
—The Shepherd Family. ‘
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artistg for portraits and othep
works of art and direet tha hang
ing of all portraits and the plae~
‘ ms of all statues ang other mem
-1 orials.
| Modern kangaroos weigh as
[ much as 200 poundg but woyld
be dwarfed by prehistoric varie
ties,
A kangaroo almost 10 feet long
has been recorded.
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