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SWIMMING INSTRUCTION — The youngsters
above are shown enjoying a swim in the Amer
jcan Legion pool under the supervision of the
City Recreation Departx ent and with instruction
Vorning Swimming, Red Cross
nstruction Again Offered
Wwith the 1949 swim season al
ready under way at Legion Pool,
and with the closin, sos public
«chools approaching, Hie Recrea
tion Department is beirg constant
ly asked for information regarding
the children’s morning;,;wim pro
gram inaugurated so successfully
last summer. This program ot
morning swimming angd Red_Cross
instruction will be offéred again
this summer and will begin imme
diately after the closing of school.
The local chapter of the Ameri
can Red Cross, throut_s water
safety committee, faeaded by
Coach Gabrielson of thi€ Universi
ty of Georgia, is COOPE ating with
the Recreation Department in or
der that the very fingst, instruc
tion and safety education program
can be made availablg.gs
The Recreation Depaftment of
fers again this year Wi is gen
erally conceded to be biggest
swimming bargain of @l times.
All school children jwill ‘be ex
tended the privilege o chasing
a season ticket for tHis® morning
swim program for SI.OO. This sea
son ticket entitles its owner to
participate in this instruction pro
gram every week-day morning
from 10:30 a. m. until 12:00 noon
for the entire summer. He may
Hutchins, Cox & Stroud, Inc.
Offer Biggest Property Sale
Largest amount of property ever
offered for sale in Athens at one
time by one concern, is announced
today by Julian H. Cox, president
of Hutchins, Cox & Stroud, Inec.,
sales agents for property held by
the estates of the late J. W. and
Louis Camak.
Executors of the two estates, the
Citizens and Southern National
Bank and the Georgia Railroad
Bank, have authorized the sale of
the property, nineteen parcels, by
Hutchins, Cox & Stroud, Inc.
Mr. Cox said prospective buyers
are invited to inspect the property
and submit offers to the executors
of the estates for their considera
tion. All offers are subject to ap
proval of the court, he said, add
ing that offers will be taken either
for cash or on deferred payment
plans. Further information can
be obtained from the eompany
handling the sales.
The nineteen parcels to be sold
include: Noigrs
L. 151 Clayton Street. Brick
building next door to: Kress, oc
tupied by Haygood’s Shoe Store
and Martin Bros. Shoe Shop.
2. 425 Hill Street. Large, two
story, Colonial home. Corner lot.
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GALLANT-BELK'S
Beauly Shop
Sensational ...
$18.50 Value $7 50
COLD WAVE % ¢
MACHINE, MACHINELESS $ 3.95
A SIO.OO Value For .... .... .
PROFESSIONALLY and NATIONALLY ADVER
TISED. THESE ARE CREAM OIL WAVES.
1. Every Wave Includes Condition Shampoo
2. Personality Hair Cut
3. Conditioning End Oils ; ;
4. Oily Neutralizer Complete. (No Extra)]
This is four of the many good reasons why you
should call Gallant-Belk’s Beauty Shop for an ap-
Pointment today. :
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PHONE 2746
Mrs, Annett Harper, Manager.
by the Red Cross. Last summer some 800 Athens
children participated in the program —an acti
vity that may mean the difference between life
and death of a young person in the water.
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come as many or as few times as
he chooses. These swim tickets
will be placed in each public
school on Tuesday, May 17, and
will be available for ten days.
The program will be under the
direction of Ed Hawkins, manager
of the Legion Pool, with Theyx
Stewart as captain of the guards
and instructors.
In addition to three instructors,
which, incidentally, is the highest
rank awarded by Red Cross, there
will be fifteen volunteer young
men and women holding senior
Red Cross emblems and junior
Red Cross emblems.
Each child will be tested indi
vidually on the first day and plac
ed with a small group of children
with the same ability under the
direction of this Red Cross per
sonnel. He will move progressive
ly from class to class as his abili
ty develops and will be awarded
Red Cross certificates upon the
successful completion of require
ments. 800 Athens’ children -took
advantage of this program last
year.
Parents who wish their children
to take advantage of this opportu
nity should remind their children
that these season passes will be
available starting Tuesday in all
public schools.
3. 595 N. Milledge Avenue.
Frame bungalow.
4. 587 N. Milledge Avenue.
Frame bungalow.
5. 565 N. Milledge Avenue.
Frame bungalow.
6. 279 Meigs Street. Old Ca
mak homeplace, over 100 years
old. Two story, brick, full base
ment. Land consists of almost full
city block. Localed in rear of
high school.
7. 424 W. Hancock Avenue.
Large, one story dwelling.
8. 347 S. Milledge Avenue.
Large, two story, frame dwelling
with lot running through block.
9. 343 N. Hull Street. Frame
store building. Business section.
10. 347-351 N. Hull Street. One
One story, brick store building.
Business section.
11. 369 N. Finiey Street. One
story, frame dwelling.
12. 385 N. Finley, Street. One
story, frame dwelling.
14, 546 Pulaski Street. One
story, frame dwelling.
15. 552 Pulaski Street. Two
story, frame dwelling. Vacant.
16. Fifty acres heavily wooded
timber land on north side of Jef
ferson Road, just beyond Plantta
Faye Hite Honored
At Party |
On Sixth Birthday
Little Miss Faye Hite, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Irving Hite on
Hampton Court, celebrated her
sixth birthday on Thursday after
noon. :
- Twenty little friends” were in
vited for the occasion. They played
games.and ‘prizes were presented
to the winners.
Beautiful arrangements of roses
and other flowers were used in
the living room.
The' birthday cake centered the
dining room table and was iced in
white and embossed with pink
roses and held six candles. Gay
paper hats, baskets of candies and
bubble gum were given as favof's
and marked the place of each
guest. Ice cream was served.
| Mrs. Hite was assisted in en
tertainiing by Mrs. Morris Held
and Mrs. Rose Miller.
tion Pipe Line storage: tanks.
17." 340 N. Newton Street. Col
ored dwelling.
18. 369 Meigs Street. Colored
dwelling.
19. 349 Meigs Street. Colored
dwelling.
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PA Baptist
The B. S. U. Council of Prince
Avenue Baptist Church will have
charge of the evening Worship
Service tonight. They were very
fortunate in securing a quartet
from the High Museum of Art
from Atlanta, who will sing and
draw in a most interesting man
ner.
Following the “Ghalk-Sing”
there will be an Installation Ser
vice of the B. S. U. officers for
\the coming vear. The new officers
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President, Sam Lever; Enlist-\
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Devotional Vice-pres., Betty Har
vill; Secretary Katherine Wells;
Music Director, Charles Orr; Pub
licity Chairman, Janette Martin;
Deputations Chairman, Liston
Drury; Representative from Sun
‘day School, Nelson Nash; Repre
sentative from B. T, U., Jim Col
lier; Representative from Y. W. A,
Pricilla Stone; Representative
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