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Newspaper Page Texte L M ~Coming Events i Jackson County singing Choir wlll meet With prack s Creek arch the sib Sund: y in July, i an all-day home coming ser vice of sone. This choi was or= ganized 1t thi church sixty years A£o. Everybody please /i ® basket of lunch and let’s pave & old-fasnioned basket cinner and 3 good day in sons. All singors and lovers of musie are cordially inv'ted to be with ue. The meeting will begin at 1):00 a. m. E 8. T. .any one whe was at Bla k’s Creeh when the choir Was organized. please gend name 8 @ address to J. H. Lord, Box 123, Jefferson, Ga. i All members of the Union Baptist Church at Hull are re quested and urged to come on Tuesday before the first Sun day (August 2) and help to clean off the cemetery at the churci. e The Women’s Bible Class of the First Methodist Church will meet Tuesday, August 2, 4 P m, in the Ammex, Mrs. G. M. Cralg snd group in charge of the program. All members are urged to attend. RS Everyone I 8 cordially invited to meet old friends at Arnolds «ille Baptist Church on the an nual Homecoming Day, Sunday, Angust 7. All residents and former residents are urged to attend the service. e PUBLIC LIBRARY ] SALEDNR— Watercolors by Warren Rob jnson on view in the Library unii’ August Bth. India 1 arrow heads and javelin points from E. B. Mell collection being shown in the fron. exh’bit cases this month. Vacation Reading Club story hour We+ ~esday 10 to 11 a. m. Library story-time on WGAU Friday 5 p. m. Library story howm with Miss Maricn Bloom field for younger children Sat urday 10 to 11 a. m. FEours: Monday to Friday 9 a. m., to ’ p m.; Saturday 9 a. m. to 6 p m.; Suzday 8 (o 6 p. @, o Amason Reunion will be held Sunday, July 31 at the American Legion Home, in Lexington. The Legion Home is located behind the ecourthouse. Everyone lis ask to bring a basket lunch. The annua! reunion of the students of the Eighth District A, & M. School will be held on the old campus at Madison, Sunday, August 14th, Come and bring basket lunch, Red Cross First Aid Class will begin the first week in August. Anyone wishing to enroll ecall Red Cross Headquarters, 416, The University Newcomers sewing Group will meet Tues day evening, August 2, at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs. John Sheuring, 505 Highland Avenue. Oglethorpe Singing, an annual event, will begin at Collier’. Academy the fifth Sunday in Jul, at 10 a. m. All singers and lovers of song are extended a cordial ilnvitation. The regular meetings of the Womans’ Auxiliary of the First Christian will be held Monday, August Ist. Lunch will be ser ved a$ 12:30 in the church d'n- Ing room, Business meeting fol lows at 1:30. Missionary meet ing at 2:20, Circles 1,2, 3 and 4 will meet at 3:30, Each member is requested to bring a covered dish and come at 12 o’clock. The husiness women of the chureh are invited for lunch This is & very important meet ing and all members are urged to attend, NO MORE FILTHY ROACHES! N\ =P \ S © ) \S*‘\,Qo X e i & o\é‘s ; {s\ . o" A ‘ 6 ‘oL.. m * OQNH \ 'h' ten l." "géﬂﬁf \ JOHNSTON'S NO-ROACH Point on surfaces where roaches gather . . . KILLS effecs :‘;"Y + + « STAYS effective for momhs.k .:li:':s u‘n‘:ﬂ;ﬂd oing et s 00 v wih e St fomm no D.D.T, “weibondme () botes of { § site NO-ROACH. ..o Bome . g e i bddrara e s iy & Yot ; i o ( JChkorMO () Chorge ~ ““}lﬂff The annual reunion of the Cash-Duckett-Chambers and al lied familles will be held Satur day, August 13th, at Harmony Church, Hollingsworth Banks County, on the Cornelia-Homer Highway. Harmony will also celebrate 100 years since it was constituted. Descendants of char ter members are active in the church today. All old members are urged to be present. Speak ers invited are Senator Richard B. Russell, Judge Pierce Martin of Commerce, Dr. A, T, Cline, Toceoa, Mrs. Sadie Chambers Burdett, Atlanta. The publie is cordially invited. Dr. Walter Martin will be guest speaker at the Tuck Sun day School class Sunday morn ing at 10 o’clock at the First Methodist Church, a full attend ance is requested, and visitors are cordially invited. Friendship Class of the Young Harris Sunday School will meet Tuesday, August 2, 8 p. m. with Mrs. Guy Wortham, 185 Naceo chee avenue. Co-hostesses are Mrs. Garnett Bell and Mrs, Lee Wigley. The Athens sub-district of the Athens - Elberton District will meet at Young Harris Memorial Methodist Church on Thursday night at 7:30 o’clock. The meet ing was previously scheduled to be held at Center. Circle Three of the Oconee Street Methodist Church will meet with Mrs. W. H. Paul on Thursday, 8 p. m. Mrs. Law rence Bramblett is co-hostess. All members are urged to be present. WMS of the Prince Avenue Baptist Church will meet Mon day, July 31, 10:30 at the church. The Inspirational speaker is the Rev. W. 8. Pruitt, pastor of the West End Baptist> Church. Al members are urged to be pre sent, The Rev. Willlam Crow will conduct the preaching at Moon’s Grove Baptist _harch the first Sunday in Aug .. and the lowing wee! of revival. The pub'ic is invited to .attend. Regular meeting of the W. M., 8. of First Baptist Church will be held Monday afternoon at 4:00 o’clock at the church. Mrs, R. C. Singleton to bring the inspira tlonal message. BOOKMOBILE SCHEDULE The Bookmobile of Athens Region. 1 Library will meet the following schedule this week: Monday a. m.—Mars Hill sec tion, MeCurley’s Store, Mrs. Otis Daniel’'s, Eastville. Story Hour, Dickens’ Store, Herman Michael’s. Monday p. m.—High Shoals, DiaVs, O’Kelley’s, Thrashers’, Butler’s Store, Friendship Chap el. Wednesday a. m.—Out rom Watkinsville on Greensboro H. W., Rowns’, Saxons’, Fam brough’s, Crawford’s Store, Mar shall’s, Mcßee’s, Kirkland’s. Thursday a. m—~Bishop, Farmington, Hale’s Store, Hoke Bishop’s, Perry Hays, I'"la’ "e’s. Thursday p. m. — Elder’s Poplar Springs, Huff’s. The Missionary Committe. of Oconee Street Methodist Church will hold its regular mont.ly meeting in 'he basement of tle church Tuesday night, August 2. Mrs. Roy E. Wilson will be hostess. All members are urged to be present and visitors are welcome, University Drive Sewing Club will meet Wednesday morning with Mrs. Emmett Wier. Miss Ragland And Mr. Williem Kemp To Wed On August Sixth MEMPHIS, Tenn, — Mrs. Eva Howard anncunces the engagement of her daughter Ann Ragland to William Kemp, of Athens, Geor gia. The wedding will take place August 6 at Madison Heights Methodist Church. Reception will be held at the Gayaso Hotel im mediately after. . The bride elect received her education in Eudora, Arkansas and Memphis, Tenn. Mr. Kemp is the son of Mrs, J. W. Kemp, sr. and the late Mr. Kemp of Athens. He is manager %t Loew’s State Theatre, Memphis, ‘enn. Ladies Bible Class of Young Harris Church wi' meet Tues day night at 8 o’clock with Mrs, R. E. Eidam, 175 Nacoochee Avenue. The Business Woman's Circle of First Baptist Church will meet Monday night at 7:30 with Misses Anne Queen and Mary Townes, 160 Stanton Way. Mr. ‘E. B. Mell to bring the message. Executive Board of the W. M. S. of First Baptist Church will be held Monday afternoon &t three - thirty o’clock at the church. W. M. 8. of the West End Bap tist Church will meet Monday 3:30 p. m. at the church. All members are urged to be pre sent. e b » 7 #de el T ST S .a%mgg%“ﬁ L i é el ;%ii, : Q&%%&% N v, ‘i GRg| L : ‘ %?"v S UEET 0 4 ?ﬁg‘”“ ély 1 4 ® sl g e . Wi ity R N R ot R A s N. ./ ey T ‘ gﬁﬂé dEF | .ey o eAI T E Fo o { e o %}*&‘ P . | ”*éf LBR AR é@gv eST R Y*s s 4l BAN &&i’ f o SN e, WY L e, Fo BE .IH e . 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R, Bullock an« nounce the engagament ‘;_\l! their daughier, Dobbic Jean Bullock, to Charles E. Herring of Alpharetta, Miss Bullock 1s g graduate of the Athens High M ln? at present is employed by her £ﬁh¢r.‘ Mr.Herrix;fhthomot , and Mrs, B. 8. Herring of Mﬂma and he (graduatad from ‘x‘ - mings, Ga. High lchwlim pre sent he g attending the University et~ 0 The wedding is to take place on August thlrc}!in‘ » Rev. Perry Ginn = Speaks Today At Prince Ave. Baptist Rev. Perry Ginn, student of the University of Georgia and former member of the Prince Avenue Bap tist Church will preach Sunday morning in the absence of the pastor who is preaching a dedica tion sermon in the first church he served as a minister. The Rev. Ginn is now pastor of the Danieisville and Ila Baptist Church where he is doing a splen did work. His work while a mem ber of the Prince Avenue Baptist Church is well remembered by the church members who will be hap py to have this opportunity of hearing this outstanding young §;€'~.‘;\~: RM R R R TRRREN s : S e ;.l&‘:':;,-:§:_?,§; 3 k ) -AR WSS LRN TN 3 BT R B B 4 B R S : 3 :‘Qw‘- :‘\"\\;-\“ SRS 3 B R SRS LR AR AR 3 i R SRR R AR G ’%\’:”T 2 & AR RN o R b P R SRR X R 3 AR e SRR S B i ‘ B S e SRR S R R R R R A ) S SN IR R T AR e O R B R N LU ~ Gc(;ésx PR, R R SR i B e AR R 3 R R R RR R Y 3 R N N 1 RN AN A ; k. A R 3 ' 0 F MISS BOBBIE BULLOCR s minister preach. The pastor, Rev. T. R. Harvill, will return Sunday afternoon in time to preach at the 8:15 Worship Hour and administer the ordinance of Baptism to the ecandidates awaiting. A cordial invitation is extended the general public to en joy these two services with the membership of the church. Crude oil is carried to refineries through some 390,000 miles of steei pipe lines. Clarke County Over Top In Bond Drive Final reports in the Opportunity Loan Campaign show Clarke County to have attained iZi.d per cent of the SIBO,OOO cuota. T« .l county sales for 1949 are $568,261. “The people of this ¢ unty, said, the county chaiiman, “are responsible for the purchase of the bonds.” He also expressed his thanks to all members of his committee for the assistance in the Opportunity L.an Campaign. Baker-Spralin Mrs. M. M. Shaw announces the marriage of her daughter, Mrs. Montie Joe Spratlin to Mr. Ernest E. Baker. The ceremony was per formed July 23rd by the Rev Newton Saye. bR THE BOSS TURNS CHAUFFEUR SINGAPORE—(AP)—A big car drew alongside iwo young men walking to work at the Navy head quarters at 9:30 a. m. the other morning. The driver turned around and started driving them back to their homes. They pro tested they had to go to work at the navy offices. “I know,” replied the driver, “but you had better have the rest of the morning off, since you have had half of it already.” The driv er wag a high ranking naval offi cer in charge of their department. PAGE THREE T e e T 5 S e o W e ik s S e ;ﬁ:ﬁ - % e Geodon.. K e i Wt L R B A s ePR R e | sl G o R g e b S, ks S IR e R g 5 : S b o Soo B B L P-4 & i B %e . 1 , A i m"' R g > o T : i : % WL R Gt A R N QOO R R T b A S " P oo s e , & = G R S e T %z "";1",.“-.,- ‘, e :jv_:.;::;J:v:Q.'ﬁ;;,.- B RO, eS A l : : MISS PEARL CARTLEDGE Miss Pearl Cartledge, whose engagement to Mr. Plerce Jack son Kenney, son of Mrs. Samuel Kenney of Athens, is announeced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Whitmarsh Cartledge, of Lexington, Ga. The wedding will take piace on Sepiember secend at the Presbyterian Church in Lexington., The Rev. Van Saun is to pfficiate. After the wedding trip the couple will reside in Athens. Mr, and Mrs, Clifford Q. Brox ton of 25 Park View Apartments, announce the birth of a son on July 29 at General Hospital. The baby has been named Clifford Quillian 11.

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Athens banner-herald. (Athens, Ga.) 1933-current, July 31, 1949, Home Edition, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3