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Denicied above is a scene of the speak
ers table at the annua: Ladies Night held
recentlv by the Athens Fiwan'g Club,
ldentifiable in the picture, facine the
camera, from left to right are: Doug
Welch, Kiwanis member:; Mrs. Doug
Weich; Dorward Watson, immediate
past president of the club: W. A, Mathis,
president of Athene Kiwanis; J. P, Lu
ther, Americug newspaper man who was
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Miss Bugg Dies
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in Highpoint;
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Services Sunday
Miss Clara Virginia Bugg, 90,
formerly of Maxeys, Ga., died
Friday at the home of her niece,
Mrs. John A. Carlock, Highpoint,
Ga.
Funeral services will be held at
3 p. m. Sunday from Center
Methodist Church, Stephens, Ga,
Interment will be in Bugg ceme
tery.
ON THE
AIR - WAVES
MUTINY IN INDIA, PART 111
of the YOU ARE THERE tritogy
portraying the relentless drive for
world mastery in which Alex
ander the Great fought his way
to the outermost limits of she
known world, will be presented on
WGAU-CBS at 2:30 p. m.
The Choraliers, directed by
Eugene Lowell, sing a medley of
familiar French tunes during a
lively FESTIVAIL. OF SONG,
WGAU-CBS musical series this
afternoon at 5:00 p. m.
Broadway star Anthony Ross
plays Broadway detective Danny
Clover, wise and knowing Main
Stem veteran of WGAU-CBS’
BROADWAY’S MY BEAT at 5:30
p. m. John Dietz produces and
directs the dramatic series about |
the sentimental plain-clothes man
who covers the gaudiest and lone
somest street of town.
Screen star Ray Milland turns
his diverse histrionic gifts to com
edy, when he stars in FUN WITH
DYNAMITE, mirthful story of ||
troubled young married life on
WGAU-CBS' FAMILY HOUR OF |
STARS, ftonighs at 6:00 p. m.;|
From Hollywood.
(Milland is cast as Greg Lennox,
whose wife and he decide on an
amicable divorce. Before the pa
pers go through, he falls in Eve
with his secretary. 'Then, refliz
ing he can’t afford to re-marry and |
pay alimony too, he hits upon a
scheme to marry his wife off to
his best friend Charlie Brewster. |
The plot backfires with droll re-l
pereussions. 1
THE COUNTRY OF THEI
BLIND, story of an explorer whao |
becomes a prisoner in a beautiful |
and strange country populated by |
blind men, is scheduled for|
WGAU-CBS’ special ESCAPE, at |
6:30 p. m. t
Masterpieces of sly humor stud |
WGAU-CBS’ JACK BENNY PRO- ||
'GRAM during the comedy session |
at 7:00 p. m. From Hollywood.
Benny’s co-comedians will all be |
preesn’ tto bring you the finest in |
; radio entertainment. 2
‘ More sidesplitting adventures of
radio’s top blackface comics in
their Harlem hangouts will be
provided on tonight’'s AMOS ‘N’
ANDY show over WGAU at 7:30 |
|p. m. The AMOS ‘N’ ANDY' show
‘has become more popular than
ever this year, breaking all previ
ous records for listening audiences. |
Be sure to set your dial at 1340 at
7:30 so rthis show of shows!
| A 30-minute adaptation of Max
well Anderson’s hit cOmedy-drama
‘of married life, SATURDAY’S |
CHILDREN, is Helen Hayes’ ve- |
hiele on WGAU-CBS' ELECTRIC |
THEATRE tonight at 9:00 p. m.
Cliff Carpenter will be featured
as Miss Hayes’ husband.
The plot concerns a typical
young ‘married couple whose fi
nancial worries lead to domestic
quarrels and finally separation,
before a happy solution is
reached. The supporting cast in
cludes Vicki-Vola, Alan MacAn-{
teer and Gracg Valentine,
Connie Brooks, Madison High’s
English teacher, to whom the
words romance and Mr. Boynton,
the biology instructor, are synony
mous, is embroiled in a new comi
cal campus complication during
WGAU-CBS’ OUR MISS BROOKS |
at 9:36 p. m. From Hollywood. }
The American crocodile, while
more vicious than the aligator,
exhibits no hostility to man. It
was first discovered in the United
Statés in 1876, but was known be
fore that in Mexico, the West In-
UIES ailu as far SUlth as nouaaor. |
THE BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS, GEORGIA
the main speaker; Dr. J. C. Rogers, pres
ident of the University of Georgia and
new member of Kiwanis: and Mre. J. C.
Regers. Also identifiable with backs to
the camera are Mrs. Sallie Fannie Yow,
Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Ainsworth, Mr.
and Mrs. H. A. Westervelt, ard Kiwan
ian Alvin “Biscoe and Mrs. Biscoe.—
(Photo by Kiwanian Herb Henderson.)
Kiwanian Ladies’ Night
Features Variety Program
The Athens Kiwanis Club re
cently held its annual Ladies night
party at the YWCA gymnasium.
President W. A. Mathis presided
over the large gathering of Ki
wanians, their wives, and guests.
The ladies of the YWCA served
the supper.
Among the features of the vari
ety program were a speech by J.
P. Luther, newspaper man of
Americus, Ga., on the subject “The
Best Years of Our Wives”; a tap
dance by Miss Claudette Under
wood with Mrs. Sallie Fannie Yow
playing the piano; three violin se
lections by Raymond Page: and
several solos and novelty duets
and quartets by members of the
University of Georgia Glee club
accompanied by Kiwanian Byron
Warner on the piano.
Attended by Kiwanians and
ey '
A:‘.“ o Yo eSS '
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(AKE HOME 6 Borrees, To°
Pensi-Cola Company, Long Island City, N.Y.
Franchised Bottler— Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co, of Athexs Ga.
Trade-in SALE
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PHILCO 30250
$75.00 ALLOWANCE
FOR YOUR OLD REFRIGERATOR
LIMITED TIME ONLY.
Ernest C. Crymes Co.
164 E. Clayton Phone 2726
'their wives, among the guests
were: Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Snow,
'Mr. and Mrs. Archie Langley, W.
' T. Florence, Dr. and Mrs. G. O.
' Welchel, Mr. and Mrs. T H. White
'head, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Mather,
Miss Phoebe Kandel, Rev. and Mrs.
'J. W. O. McKibben, Miss Ethel
' Reese, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Mec
| Whorter, Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Har
| ris, Mr. and Mrs. John Mason, Mrs.
| Sallie Fannie Yow, Mr. and Mrs.
| A. M. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. La
l mar Wood, Mr. and Mrs. B. L.
{ Bullock, Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Fuiler,
Mrs. Hal Gilbert, Sr., Mr. and Mrs.
James Thornton, Mr. and Mrs.
James Barrow, Mrs. Mary M. Cla
son, Mrs. S. C. Gentry, Mr. and
Mrs. Heyward Allen, Mr. and Mrs.
D. D. Quillian, Mr. and Mrs. H. A.
Westervelt, and Mr. and Mrs. Mal
colm Ainsworth, honorary Kiwan
ians.
Livestock
Group Voles
Assets Sale
Stockholders of the Northeast
Georgia Livestock Marketing As
sociation voted at a called meeting
Friday morning tc offer the assete
of the association for sale and to
empower the board of directors of
the group to make the sales. |
Sales of livestock will not be
discoutinued or affected by the ac
tion, however, officials of the as
sociation brought out, but it is
hoped that sales at the cattle barn
here will be even more active.
Anyone interested in buying as
sets of the Association should sub
mit bids to A. P. Winston, presi
dent of the Association and chair
man of the board of directors, be
fore March 28. A meeting of the
directors for consideration of bids
for purchase of the assets is sched
uled for March 28 at the Chamber
of Commerce building.
Two livestock companies, Rags
dale-Lawhorn Commission Com
pany of Atlanta and Smith Live
stock Company of Augusta, were
represented at the meeting Fri
day. Both companies indicated a
definite interest in purchase of the
assets, revealed D. L. Branyon,
| secretary oif the Association.
Local AM.E. |
Church Holds
Special Series
A series of srecial services are
being held by the First African
Methodist Episcopal Church, here,
it was announced by J. B Dove,
pastor, vesterday.
Today, Sunday School will
convene at 10 a. m., followed by
the morning worship service at
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i Tuesday. night, March 22, an
linspirational Fellowship meeting
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| North Ceorgia Confercnce will be
|held. Bishep R. R. Wnght, jr.,
Garden Fresh Vegetables
SQUASH, 2'lbs. .. ... ... 35c
TOMATOES, Ib. .. .. .. .. ... 25
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SPRING ONIONS, 2bu. .. .. .. 25
SNAP BEANS, 21bs .. .. .. ... 35
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ORANGES, 8 Ib. mesh bag .. .. 43¢
PLANTS
Temato - Onbion - Cabbage - Seed Potatoes.
Broad Street Fruit Store
251 E. Broad Phone 1822
Across From Campus.
SUNDAY, MARCH 20, 1949,
!presiding bishop of the Sive.
Episcopal Districl, will deljye,
the main address. :
| . Last Friday evening the .
|African Methodist Church e,
|its Second Quarterly Conforey
‘lbusingss mesting. Presicine Fiqe,
|R. E. Romars was in charge,
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