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several scout leaders and rep
coseniative Boy Scouts from the
Northeast Georgia Council who at
tended the recent National Scout
jamboree in Valley Forge, Pa,
were guest speakers at the Wed
nesday meeting of Rotary Club
here in ‘he Georgian Hotel at one
(W'L'IOCk.
The program, arranged by Ar
chie Langley, was conducted by
Scout Executive J. M. Molder and
Scoutmaster Bud Embry, Mr. Em
bry told of the Scout Jamboree at
tended by some 47,000 Boy Scouts
from all parts of the world. Five
of the fifty-one boys who attend
ed from the Northeast Georgia
Council, of which Clarke is a
member county, appeared on the
prograr.
First speaker was First Class
Scout Marshall Smith, who talked
on the sights he and his fellow
camperg saw in and around Wash
ington. Bob Terry, star scout, told
how the camps were operated
¢uring the Jamboree, and James
<hackelford, also a Scout first
¢ ~ss, described vividly the stop
¢ cr in Philadelphia during which
t me the Northeast Georgia Coun
¢il Scouts witnessed two major
1--gue baseball games. Jimmy
1" bert, Scout second class, amused
c'l present with his stories of
“horse” trading with the baoys
from Yankeeland. He, incidentally,
brought home a horned toad
which he obtained in a trade withk
a Scout from Texas. .
Second Class Scout Frank Dud
lev, jr., described the arena shows
he witnessed.
Milton Lesser introduced the
f-liowing visitors: Rev. Williara
T'~tes, Commerce, with Rev. D. B.
1" ~holson; Carlisle Cobb, jr., with
A ~hie Langley; Bryant Smith, jr.,
4 his Dad; and W. F. Molder of
"~ osota, Florida. A trio of roam
" Rotarians was present—Tap
~ett, Savannah, Arnold Blum,
»” ron, and Jack Ellis, Columbus.
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I "R COLOR PHOTOS
TORONTO—(AP)—Miss Evelyn
Andrus of "Toronto has been
ramed as associate of the Royal
Society of Great Britain. She is
the first woman in Canada to earn
this award for high proficiency in
color photography.
Miss Andrus is vice-president of
the Toronto camera club and is
s.ndying at the University of To
ronto,
Honorg, given for accomplish
r- 1t in monochcrome, are held by
¢ ~ther Canadian woman—MTrs.
I'"»zsom Caron of Montreal.
“NERAL NOTICE
(COLORED)
HARRIE, MR. JOE — formerly of
Athens, Ga., departed this life
July 15, 1950, in Cincinnati,
Ohio, Surviving relatives: wife,
Mrs, Katie D. Harris, Cincinnati,
Ohio; sons, Masters Clarence
and Clenton Harris, Cincinnati,
Ohio; sisters and brothers, Mr.
and Mrs. Alcus Lester and fam
iy, Mrs., Jessie Bankston and
family, Miss Mary Harris, Mrs.
Sophie Jewell, Miss Flossie Har
ris, Mr, and Mrs; Curtis Har
ris, Mr, and Mrs, Eugene Harris,
all of Athens, Ga.; Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Harris and family, Atlan
ta, Ga.; Mr. and Mrs. -George
Teasley and family, Philadel
phia, Penn,; and many other rel
atives and friends, including Mr.
and Mrs, Charlie Gordon and
family, Athens, Ga.; Mrs. Sophie
Lawrence, Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Blessingamre, Chicago, Ill.; Mr.
and Mrs, James Pierce and fam
ily, Cincinnati, Ohio; Mr. and
Mrs, Jude Ealey and family,
Athens, Ga.; Mr. and Mrs. Ceb
ron Lawrence and family, Cin
cinnati, Ohio, Funeral services
for Mr, Joe Harris will be held
today, Sunday, July 23, 1950, at
1:30:p. m. from the Mt. Pleasant
Baptist Church with Pastor W.
S. Smith and other ministers
officlating and interment in the
Pierce family cemetery. Mack
and Payne Funeral Home:
SMITH, * MR. CLARENCE —of
Route -1, Athens, Ga, The rela
tives and friends of Mr. Clar
ence Smith, Mrs. Georgia V.
Smith, Mr. and Mrs, Scott Mc-
Cluster, Athens, Ga.; Mr. and
Mrs, Jamres Southers, Jackson
ville, Fla.; Mr. Allen Smith,
Miss Coregene Smith, Mr. Clar
en¢e Smith, Jr,, Mr, James Earl
Smith, Mr. Eddie Lee Smith, all
of Athens, Ga.; Mrs. Callie
Johnson, Monroe, Ga.; Mrs. Ed
na Moore, Statham, Ga.; Mr. and
Mrs.- Alex Starks, Monroe, Ga.;
Mrs, Minnie Barnett, Savannah,
Ga.; Mrs: Mollie Brown, Athens,
Ga; Mr. and Mrs. Warren
Smith, Winder, Ga.; Mr. and
Mrs, Goldie Lee Smith, War,
W, Va.; two grandchildren; and
many ether relatives and friends
are invited to attend the funeral
of Mr, Clarence Smith, today,
Sunday, July 28, 1950, at 3:30 p.
m. from the St, James Baptist
Chureh, Rev. P. E. Dorsey, Rev.
L. 8. Durham and other minis
ters will officiate, Interment St.
James cemetery. Mack and
Payne Funeral Home.
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”{{S. LENA ECHOLS JONES.—
I'he relatives and friends of Mrs.
Lena Echols Jones, Mrs. Mary
Holt, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin
Janes, Athens, Ga.; Mrs. Lucile
Boles, New York City; Mr. and
Mrs. John Biggs of Cleveland,
Ohio; Mr, Charlie Johrison, New
‘ork City; Mr, and Mrs. Lanier
Holt end. family, Mr, and Mrs.
Edward Simmons and family,
and Mrs. Lucy Harris, all of
Athens, Ga., are invited to at
'#nd the funeral of Mrs. Lena
Fichols Jones, Monday, July the
#4th, from our chapel at 4:00
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CLINIC FOR- HANDICAPPED CHILDREN
Dr. Harriette Gillette, pediatrician and cerebral palsy
specialist, tells of progress made by a young cerebral
palsy patient, while Mrs. Lamar Wood, president, and
Mrs. A. E. Cullison, secretary of the local Cerebral Palsy
Society listen, This is one of the thirty-odd children ex
amined at the diagnostic and advisory clinie held at Gil
bert: Memorial Infirmary last Wednesday under the aus
pices of the Athens Cerebral Palsy Council.— (Photo by
Crows:) .
Palsy Diagnestic Clinic
Acclaimed Success Here
By LOUIS T. GRIFFITH
“You have done a splendid job,
so far, but you must keep work
ing,” the attractive brunet woman
told the mother and father who
sat in front of an examination
table. Between them was a
youngster, eight, perhaps nine
years old, who was learning to co
ordinate movement of arms and
legs, with help of braces and
crutches, and who had learned to
speak in a cheerful stacatto.
“There is much that can be
done for a case like this,” the
brunet woman continued speaking
now to a group of summer school
students from the University of
Georgia, who, in company with
several professors, watched and
listened intently as Dr. Hariette
Gillette worked patiently and rap
idly with one child after another.
At her side sat a medical steno
grapher, who recorded as she ex
amined her little patients. After
each child was examined, the doc
tor paused for a few moment and
summarized the case into a dic
taphone behind the examination
table.
“She needs brases,” she would
advice another mother. “If you
will take her through that door,
Miss Hunt, our physical therapist
will show you how to give exer
cises,”
Members of the Athens cerebral
palsy council stood by to aid moth
ers in moving ¢hildren from the
examination room to the physical
therapy room.
Outside, in the waiting room and
corridors, mothers and fathers,
sisters and aunts waited with the
handicapped children of their fam
ilies. Scene of the clinic was the
basement of the University In
firmary, last Wednesday and from
the back door clear up the corridor
to the waiting room and to the
doors of the examination room,
hopeful people waited.
“I didn’t call for an appoint
ment,” said one mother, *you see
we are from out of town. I don’t
mind waiting. I'll wait until she
can see us.”
And some waited, throughout
the long hot day, while the twen
ty-five children who had appoint
ments were examined, and then
some. Possibly as many as were
examined were turned away be
cause of lack of time.
' Crutches and braces and wheel
chairs dotted the rooms and corri
dors, and cheerful bright faces
peered at doctor and attendants
despite the heat, ~despite. the
crutches ‘and braces and wheel
chairs. Pt
- Hope and Hopelessness ==
The patients seemed to sense
the friendliness of the people who
staffed the clinic, and without ex
ception, those who could, respond
ed readily to the instructions and
the guiding hands of doctor.
“Of course I remember you,”
the doctor told one fifteen year
old boy, confined to a chair.
“You've outgrown these braces.”
Deftly she completed her ex
amination and had the youngster
tell the observers his name. |
“His mother must work,” she
explained. “She needs equipment
for him to continue his progress.
A walking table, new braces. He
is a very bright youngster, and
she has done well with her re
sources.”
Nékt door the physical thera
pist was showing the mother how
the young fellow could be taught
to use a spoon, to feed himself for
the first time in his life, and he
was responding, disappointed only
that the spoon was empty.
Perhaps it was the next case
that was hopeless.
“There is no cerebral palsy
here,” the doctor explained, in a
tone that carried to the observers,
and then in a voice directed to the
hot, exhausted mother, “Do you
have other children?”
The woman nodded.
“Younger or older?”
The ' woman replied. One older
and two or three younger.
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4T urge you to take steps imme
diately to place her in an_institu
tion,” the doctor said, and her tone
was matter-of-fact but gentle,
“You see there has been a severe,
permanent injury to the brain, an
aggravted early disease, 2 fall, we
don’t know, and it wouldn’t matter
if we did. The. truth is that. there
hap be!n‘gamue which can’t be
undone, She is not in pdin, and
she will be cared for in an insti
tuion where she will be placed
with other children on her level
of development.” ]
The mother’s face was devoid of
expression. Perhaps she was think
ing of the eight or nine yearsof her
life she’d given to being and doing
for her child. Perhaps she was
remembering the hope that she’d
had for treatment, a miracle, any
thing. Perhaps she was considering
that she had never really thought
of giving her child up.
“It isn’t this child alone,” the
doctor was saying. “You must con
sider the other children. They
won’t be able to lead normal lives.
Please do everything possible right
away to put her on the waiting
list.”
Clinic Points School Need
And so it went all morning
and afternoon at the first handi
capped children’s diagnostic clinic
‘in Athens, sponsored by the local
cerebral palsy council. For 90 per
cent of*the attendants, treatment,
improvement, hope could be offer
ed. Records of diagonoses were pre
pared and will be furnished fam
ily physicians who recommend at
tendance on the clinic. In cases
where aid is required, information
is prepared by the local council,
and is submitted to public welfare
organizations and public nurses.
Plans are moving forward for
the establishment of a school in
the Athens area to care for thosc
children who are capable of train
ing and need training, but who,
because of their handicaps cannot
attend public schools.
Already Athens has a speech
clinic under the auspices of the
Junior Assembly, where handicap
ped children who need speech
training are afforded special care
weekly. Indications are that a
large number of youngsters
throughout Clarke and surround
ing counties are denied schooling
because of palsied or other physi
cal limitations. !
At present, efforts are being
made by the local council to locate
a place for the school.
“We have had disappointing re
sults in locating a school site,” Mrs.
Lamar Wood, president of the lo
cal organization, explains. “We
have consulted extensively with
county and city officials as weil
as with officials of the University
regarding enough space to start
out school, but so far, no site has
been found.” i
She explained that at least three
rooms are needed. An ideal plan,
and one which is necessary, ac
cording to findings of the recent
clinie, include adequate space for
physical training, training in
speech ‘and reading, as well as
space for vocational ' training.
There is so much hope for vic
tims of cerebral palsy,” said Mrs.
Wood, “that we can’t afford not
to offer every opportunity possi
ble to these youngsters to make
themselves useful citizens.”
Extensive Work
The work of the local chapter
of the cerebral palsy council, sus
tained so far by the proceeds of
the Easter lily sale last spring,
will include following up cases
from the clinic, seeing that every
aid ig¢ given families where needed:
distribution of educational infor
mation to parents of handicapped
children; and a continued crusade
for a school, in the hope of having
a program under way by autumn.
There will probably be a second
clinic later this year or early next
year, spokesman of the local coun
cil stated. Cooperation of the state
and national societies for cerebral
palsy, the crippled children’s di
vision of the State Department
of Welfare, the University of Geor
gria Infirmary, local health and
medical authorities, and incividu
als and organizations throughout
northeast Georgia made possible
the first clinic in this area.
Dealers Atiend
Fertilizer Maet
Fertilizer dealers from through
out the state of Georgia will con
vene in a meeting in Monticello,
Tuesday at 10 a. m.
n. L. Branyon, Clarke county
agent, and several fertilier dealers
from Athens and the surrounding
area will attend as representatives
of this section of the state.
’ The- shad'-is a imember of the
herring family. They live in sea
.water, but enfer rivees to breed.
THE BANNER.HERALD, ATHENS, GEPRGIA
For Rent
NICELY redecorated furnished
apartment, two nice rooms, pri
vate bath, private entrances,
good location. Rent reasonable,
No children, Phone 1422. jy2sc
Help Wanted—Male
MAN WHO CAN SELL, middle
aged, good personality. Better
than average income. Please do
not phone. Holland Furnace Co.,
651 W. Broad Street. ly24c
For Sale
TWO pre-fab houses, 16’x48’ each,
installed on concrete blocks, Lot
65x208 on Florida Avenue. Real
bargain, W
SIX-ROOM frame house on Bou
levard. Small down payment.
Good loan.
THE TILLMAN CO., INC.
Phone 477.
j¥2s¢
Super Duper Super
IF IT’S real class you're looking
for, and at a price that’s right,
grab your hat, Bub, and come a
runnin’ cause here's one that
just won’t quit—a snazzy dark
red '4B Buick Super convertible
with brand new top, new red
and black plafd seat covers, ra
dio, heater and new set of tires,
low mileage, clean and in ex
ceptionally good mechanical
condition. !
BROUN MOTOR CO.
Broad at Pulaski Phone 4546
jy2s¢
Used Cars
YOU can still buy these under the
old terms of 1-3 down and up
to 24 months to pay. They have
been caretylly conditioned to
give you the most possible serv
ice and pleasure and we back
this statement with our reliable
guarantee. See them for sure:
’49 Mercury 4-door, extras . $1,895
’4B Buick Convertible .... $1,695
’4l Chevrolet 2-door .. .. .. $595
’4l Plymouth Club Coupe .. $495
’4l Plymouth 2-door, new black
paint, good tires, runs well $495
’4O Chevrolet 2-door, extra clean,
good mechanically .... .. $495
’4O Ford 2-door, radio and heater,
WSW tires ... ... ... §495
’4l Ford 2-door, gray, R.&H., very
good mechanically .... .. $595
Others from ... ..i .. .. SSO up
USED TRUCKS
’47 Chevrolet 1%-ton stake body,
motor completely overhauled—
sß9s
40 GMC 1%-ton, good mechani
oßy s R
’47 Dodge -Y%ton Pick-up .. $695
BROUN MOTOR CO.
Broad at Pulaski Phone 4546
jy2s¢
For Rent
NEW house, available now. Locat
ed on Whitehead Road, between
Oconee Heights and Tallassee
Road. Contact owner, Willie
Tate, Phone 1743-J. jy23p
Child Companion
WILL care for 4 yéar old boy by
day as companion for own child.
Small fee. Call 4239-R. jy2sp
’39 Buick
IF YOU need a clean car at a low
price see our ’'39 Buick 4-door
secdan, Radio, excellent tires and
jam-up mechanically. Save at
City Motors, Broad at Lumpkin,
jy2s¢
For Rent
FOR RENT — Unfurnished apart
ment, two rooms, private bath.
Available at once. Call 3488-J.
jy2sp
“A” Model Ford
THIS is the car for Junior. A good
one and ready to go. Save at
City Motors, Broad at Lumpkin.
- jy2s¢
’47 Dodge
YOU’LL enjoy owning this car. A
four-door sedan with all the
extras. Easy terms and guaran
teed. Save at City Motors, Broad
~ at Lumpkin. jy2s¢
Opportunity
EXCELLENT opportunity for mas
ter beautician; clientele furnish
ed. Reply Box 32, Athens, Ga,
stating age and experience. jy2sc
For Sale
LATE model G. E. electic oven,
used 9 months, excellent condi
tiorr, $25. Call 4062-J, J. L.
Shibley. jy2sp
For Sale
FOR SALE—Eight cu. ft. electric
refrigerator, good condition,
$62.50. Phone 4490-J. Jiy23p
For Sale
FOR SALE — Five room house,
completely furnished, at 315
Baxter Street Reasonably
priced. Phone 9186 or 2803. jy23p
INDIA GROWS
MORE JUTE
CUTTACK, India—(AP)—lndia
should be self-sufficient in jute
by next year, according to Sir
Data Singh, ministry of agricul
ture official.
He told a press conference that
India’s jute position had im
proved tremendously since parti
tion, when most of the juie areas
went to Pakistan. In 1947, hé gaid,
India’s jute acreage totaled only
1,600,000, while this year it
amounted to 4,000,000 acres. Ey
1951-52, he added, there should
be 5,000,000 acres and India should
have enough to supply its mills.
The ministry of agriculture of
ficial also said India might b 2 seli-
sufficient in cotton within two
years. i
WHERE WORKERS
CAN PLAY
BLOOMINGTON, 111. — (AP) —
The State Farm Insurance Com
panies have provided a 33-acre
park area for their 2,500 home of
fice employes. On the grounds
are a lake, courts for playing ten
nis, volleyball, badminton and
shuffleboard and pitching horse
shoes, a baseball diamond, picenic
tables, outdoor oven and a club
house. :
One female herring will yield as
many ax 7,000 egss.
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well, in that case, I'll take it!”
Wanted to Rent
BY FACULTY family, two bed
room modern house on roomy
lot in or near town for Septem
ber occupancy or sooner. Call
week days after 6 p. m., 1249-W,
jy23p
Positions Wanted
TWO colored ladies desire womk
as maids. Phone 2959-R or 1633,
iy24p
Teachers Wanted
TEACHERS (White) Geod vacan
cies in Geargia, elsewhere. No
fee unless placed. Write today.
Southern Teachers Agency, Co
lumbia 1, S. C. jy23p
For Rent Furnished
LARGE bedroom, divided with
screens for extra room; with
large private bath, equipped for
light housekeeping, 165 Wilcox
Street, Phone 1648. jy2s¢
Wanted to Buy
WILL pay top dollar for clean
late model used cars, MEALOR
MOTOR CO., Phone 55, Athens,
Ga. jy24c
Notice
IF YOU have a new automobile to
sell get the High Dollar at
Mealor Motor Co., 774 West
Broad Street, Athens, Georgia,
Phone 55. jy24c
For Sale—Cockers
CHOICE of solid black or parti
colored A. K. C. registered, four
months old Cocker Spaniels.
Very affectionate, healthy, sls.
May be seen after 10 a. m, Sun
day or after 6 p. nr. week days.
270 Cherokee Avenue, Phone
22817. jy2s¢
Turkish Bath
TURKISH BATH is good some
times but not every day. Buy
fans from Chafin and keep cool.
We sell for less. Chafin’s Place,
1090 Madison Avenue. jy2s¢
’4]l Plymouth
’4l PLYMOUTH five passenger
coupe, black, radio, heater, good
tires and new seat covers, good
mechanically — $495 and well
worth it, .
BROUN MCTOR CO.
Broad at Pulaski Phone 4544
jy2s¢
Home A Pleasure?
IS HOME a pleasure? If not let
Chafin install you an attic fan
that will solve the problem.
Chafin’s Place, 1090 Madison
Avenue — we know the fan bus
iness. jy2s¢
’4l Chevrolet
’4l CHEVROLET 2-door, new
green paint, new tires, radio and
heater, good shape mechanically
—5595. »
BROUN MOTOR CO.
Broad at Pulaski Phone 4546
jy2s¢
Fans — Fans — Fans
FANS — Just received another
large shipment, all types for less
money. Every fan strictly guar
anteed, Chafin’s Place, 1090
Madison Avenue. jy2s¢
We Rent Fans
WE RENT FANS. Chafin’s Place,
10”0 Madison Avenue, Phone
9260. . .iy2s¢
For Sale
54 INCH round oak dining table,
with 6 foot extension, $15.00. 30-
gallon Hotpoint electric auto
matic water heater, $25.00. 20x48
inch porcelain kitchen sink and
drainboard, wood cabinet un
derrneath, 825.00. All in ex-el
lent condition, Mrs, Claud Lang
ford, Bcgart, Ga., Phone
3224-J-1. jy2sp
Cot the Jitters?
SINGING the blues cause you
can’t afford a new car and yet
your old one won't crary you
through *“just in case?” Well,
weep no more, my laddie—
here’s the solution to your prob
lem-——the car you would buy at
the price you would pay even
had there deen no sudden war
scare—it’s a '49 Mercury 4-door,
with a beautiful, clean light
green finish, clean as a pin in
side, too; has radio, heater, gas
saving over-drive and excellent
tires. It's just like new — you
just let the other fellow take the
big devreciation and you get the
GOOD out of this wonderful car,
BROUN MOTOR CO.
Broad at Pulaski Phone 4546
jy2s¢
Motor Scooter
FOR SALE—I 946 model Cushman
motor scooter, A-1 condition.
- Phone 564-M-4. jy23p
For Rent—House
FOR RENT—Two bedroom house
on paved street, near school.
Immediate possession. Robertson
& Butler, Phone 2053. jy24c
For Rent
FIVE ROOM furrished duplex
apartment. 220 North Milledge,
across from Lucy Cobb Chapel.
Phone 1063. jy24c
Elberta Peaches
FOR SALE — At my orchard as
long as they last. Quality and
size excellent, Culls $2.50 bu.,
Orchard Run $3.50 bu., U. S. No.
I’s brushed and graded $4.50 bul.
Bring containers for the above.
U. S. No. I's, brushed and grad
ed—hand packed in new baskets
with cushion and liners, ready
to be expressed, $5.50 bu.
ORCHARD located 1% mriles south
from Watkinsville, on the old
highway between Watkinsville
and Bishop.
C. G, HARDIGREE
Phone 2692 Watkinsville, Ga.
jy2Bp
G. I. Loans
100% G. 1. Loans
now available
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CHEROKEE REALTY CO.
| 216 Volunteer Building
l Atlanta, Georgia,
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At Stud
REGISTERED Pointer — Stylish
Seaview Rex. Fee, choice of pup
pies or $25. Call 4328-W. jy23p
For Sale—Dwelling
FOR SALE—Practically new five
room dwelling, Arnoldsville, Ga.
Griggs Realty & Insurance
Agency, Washington, Ga. jy3oc
For Rent — Apartment
THREE unfurnished room apart
ment, corner Jackson and
Dougherty Streets. Phone
2671-W. jy24c
Yet, It’s a Soft Drink
FROM a whiskey drinker: “I've
drunk all kinds of liquor, but
YOTTO beats any liquor 1 ever
tasted.” There’s a reason. In bot
tles ice cold sc. iy23p
Duplex for Rent
TWO bedrooms, living room, din
ette, kitchen with cabinets; five
large closets, attic storage. Off
Prince near High and Jr. High.
S6O. Apply 334 Prince. jy2s¢
Wanted to Rent
WANTED by responsible young
couple and one small daughter
(active, but well behaved), com
pact unfurnished two bedroom
house or duplex apartment; pri
vate yard, desirable neizhbor
hood. Available before August
10. We want a home—not tem
porary quarters. If you know of
a place to rent answering this
description, we want to see it
Tuesday. Please notify Mr.
Groover, Phone 75, Banner-
Herald, before Tuesday noon,
giving the address, owner’s
name, approximrate rent, - Mrs.
Malone. jy23c
Home for Sale
THREE bedroom, kitchen, dining
room, living room, 2 floor fur
nace, fenced yard, grill, vene
tian blinds, awnings, attic with
disappearing stairway. 149 Syl
via Circle, Phone 3037-J. jy3op
Personal
LONELY? Write for FREE Pho
tos, Descriptions and Guaran
teed Membership Plan. Chris
tian Friendship Society, Box
590-T, North Hollywood, Calif,
jy23p
Agents Wanted
SELL Rogers Silverware, $39.95.
You make S2O. Also watches,
toasters, Free catalog. Write
Jewelry, 214 Summer, Boston,
Mass. jy23p
Salesmen Wanted
FABULOUS profits to salesmen
and distributors. New OUT
DOOR FLUORESCENT
LIGHTS sweeping country,
Enormous demand {from gas sta
tions, stores, night-spots, drive
ins, auto agencies. Every busi«
ness your prospect, No samples
to carry. No investment. Power
ful sales helps. Make big nroney,
write W. H. LONG CO., 110 W,
INlinois Street, Chicago 10, Hli
nois. iy23p
WHEN YOU THINK
OF LUMBER
THINK OF TANNER
PICNIC TABLES AND
PING PONG TABLES
We have in stock well made
and sturdy built back yard
PICNIC TABLES with seats at
tached, attractively PRICED AT
$20.00. We also have a few
PING PONG TABLES, 5x9,
that are shop-worn, going for
$12.50, a bargain, We are closing
out a double drain sink and cab
inet that sold for $145.00 at a
real bargain, SIOO.OO.
TANNER LUMBER CO.
Phone 20-21
Watch Repairing
Guaranteed
WE GIVE you a one year written
guarantee on a complete watch
repair job and polish your case
FREE! Watches checked FREE
on timing mrachine. C. B. Dud
ley Store, Broad Street, across
from A. & P. alce
'Uied Elect}i: Rang;
TO SEE them is to appreciate
themr. Athens Refrigeration &
Appliance Co., 312 East Broad,
Phone 3305. Jy24c
Notice
LIBERTY DRY CLEANERS, It's
time to have your felt hats
cleaned, We take old ones and
nrake them look like new. Work
guaranteed. ce
Pants Sale
WE HAVE another shipment of
pants to sell at $3.95 and $4.95.
SANDERS’ MEN’S SHOP, your
Schwobilt clothes store in Ath
ens, jy3le
Help Wanted—Female
FOR immediate placement we
need reliable women in Athens.
Short hours, good earnings.
Write % Banner-Herald, Box M.
jy24c
For Sale
FOR SALE—New five room house,
hardwood floors, oil floor sure
nace, table-top water heater,
deep shady lot, landscaped, on
South Pope Street, near bus
line, Phone 3979. iy22p
For Sale—House
THREE room and bath frame
house on lot 35x100, recently
renovated and in excellent con
dition; near Chase Street
School; included are two gas
heaters, electric water heater,
venetian blinds; ideal for small
family, Owner will finance
after reasonable down payment
or sell for $2,650 cash. Phone
390, Mrs. G. A. Brien. jy23c
For Sale—Farm
FOR RENT — Farm of about 50
acres, with good house and barn.
Purchaser can assume GI loan
and pay difference. Robertson &
Butler, Phone 2053. jy24c
For Sale—House
FOR SALE—Three bedroom house
with automatic oil furnace, full
basement, screened porch: Im
mediate possession. Robertson &
Butler, Phone 2053. jy24c
Help Wanted
DRY CLEANER helper with some
experience in spotting, woman
or man, Apply at Liberty Dry
Cleaners. jy23p
Be Independent
MANAGE YOUR OWN BUSINESS
—An established nationally ad
vertised Home and Auto Supply
Store for sale in progressive
town near Athens. Owner must
sell because of other interests.
Excellent location, most favor
able lease, moderate investment,
We give complete training and
constant guidance. Write Box
“KL,” care Banner-Herald.
jy23p
Antique Sale Continues
COME ON OUT, additional anti
ques to sell at Hope Farm,
Bishop, Georgia. Sale continues
through July 24th, jy24c
For Sale
TWO Singer tailoring machines, 1
cabinet, 1 full length mirror, 1
pedestal fan, 2 clothes racks, 2
tables, 2 maple chairs, 1 tailor
ing iron (electric), 1 cash reg
ister, 1 electric hat blocker, 1
small coal _stove, 1 venetian
blind (large), 1 household elec
tric machine. The above items
can'be seen at Hearns Altera
tion Shop, next to Western Un
ion, or see Epp Suddath at The
Varsity. jy24c
Business Opportunity
ATHENS
TERRITORY OPEN
NATIONALLY known AAA-1
manufacturer has opening for
energetic distributor over 30 for
territory centering around Ath
ens. Established protected terri
tory; many active accounts,
steady repeat business in S2OO
item. Tested advertising and
methods provide abundant leads,
$3,000 investment. Probable
earnings $7,000 first year, $lO,-
000 second with continuing in
crease. Write R. J. Schwier, 224
Peachtree Street, Atlanta, Geor
gia. jy24c
For Rent
FOUR rooms, furnished gfligtc
bath, electric range and d
aire, continuous hot water, attic
fan, furnace heat. Phone 4455.
jy24e
2 Rezl Estate
SEVERAL good gieces of property
for sale or trade, O. N. Hawkes,
Phone 977. jy24c
Notice
ANYONE having work in Hearn's
Alteration Shop please call for
before the first. The business
will be closed August. the first.
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FOR QUICK CASH see the Ar
row Loan and Insuranee Ce., at
the sign of the Big Red Arrow.
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1 Cold Beer Delivery
'FREE DELIVERY to your home,
~ your favorite brands cold beer.
- Lowest priczs. Call the DIXIE
.~ DOODLE, Phone 3397. Now
under new management, jy27cc
Call 4500
“The Tire Number”
LEE Tires, Tues, Batteries, Re
capping, Vulecanizing, Road
Service. Reasonable prices,
377 East Washington Street,
Phone 4500. jy2lce
Venetian Blinds '
CUSTOM Deluxe Blinds, made of
nationally advertised genuine
tempered Flexalum in all pop
ular colors with plastic or cot=
ton tape to match, Also refin
ishing, retapeing and cleaning,
Athens Veneitan Blind Mfg. Co.,
Plant Pl:one 1216, Res. 73-W:'>ce
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Floor Sanders and Polishers
WE HAVE the following equip~
ment for rent:
Floor Sanding Machines.
Floor Polishing Machines. | -
Vacuum Cleaners. :
Electric Paint Sprayers.
MORRIS HELD PAINT STORE
154 North Thomas Street
Phone 1761,
albee
Pianos and Piane Tuning
IF YOU are interested in trading,
or having your piano rebu‘sll:i
call us for appraisal, we
save you money, Chick Piano
\ Co., Athens, Ga. jylsce
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' Real Estate LOANS
QUICK LOANS on real estate,at
41%2% simple interest, loans up
to twenty years, Loan depart
ment of the Metropolitan Life
Insurance Company. H. O. Ept
ing & Co., 104 Shackelford
1 Building, Phone 1686, W. H.
Medlock. adce
For Sale
DUPONT Semi-Gloss for all in
side wood work, ideal for
kitchen walls; its hard, smooth
surface makes cleaning easy.
DuPont flat wall paint for
every room in the house. Many
beautiful pastel shades, very
washable. DuPont slip retard
ent liquid wax for your floors
makes walking comfortable,
Oconee Hardware, Phone 2753.
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Kindergarten
MOTHER GOOSE KINDERGAR
TEN, week day mornings 9:00 a.
m.-12:30 p. m., September, 1950,
to June, 1951. Transportation
available, Phone Mr. John W.
Harte, 4022-J, Mother Goose
Play School, 480 South Milledge
Avenue, iv2le
Magazines
MRS. E. W, CARROLL
325 Oakland Avenue .
Telephone 1543-M,
Readers Digest—new subscribers,
Smonthe ..., . ..0 . T 8
Time—new subscribers,
T weeks ...... ....-... =
Atlantic Monthly—new subscrib
ers, 2yoets .... ........ @
Cosmopolitan—new subscribers,
Smomthe . ... .0o
Senior Prom—new subseribers,
(Formerly Calling All Girls)
Gmepths ...... ... .... 118
lOmonthe ..... ...... 3%
SPECIAL Educator and Clergymen
rate to Time, Life, Newsweek,
- Fortune,
Fans — Fans — Fans
ALL TYPES—Window fans, attie
fans, exhaust fans, pull fans,
kitchen fans, floor fans, ceiling
fans, pedestal fans, oscillating
fans, wail fans, desk fans, fur
nace fans, duck .fans, booster
fans—fans for every occasion.
We make fan installations. Our
prices are lower. We Know the
Fan Business. Chafin’s Place,
1090 Madison Avenue, Phone
9260, , j23ce
Look! Bargains!
ENTIRE stock of summer tropical
suits on sale, only $19.95, at
Schwobilt store in Athens. SAN
DERS MEN’'S SHOP, 228 East
Clayton - Street. o ale
Paints and Wallpaper!
SEE US when you need paints,
wallpaper, . varnishes, shellac,
oils, thinners, anything in the
paint line. QUICK DELIVERY
SERVICE. Let us recommend a
reliable painter or paper hanger.
Morris Held Paint Store, Phone
1761, ale
Ice Refrigerator Sale
TAKE your choice for $lO. Athens
Refrigeration & Appliance Co.,
312 East Broad, Phone 3305.
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Have You Been Lucky? °
AND VISITED Dixon Weavers
during their July Clearance
Sale. SIO,OOO stock of rugs and
spreads as discounts up to 25%.
Meet your friends here. Phone
4320-J. jy24e
Used Electric Refrigerators
ALL MAKES - all sizes, Athens
Refrigeration & Appliance Co.,
312 East Broad, Phone 3305.
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For Sale—Motorcycle
1949 HARLEY-DAVIDSON mo
torcycle, 125, for sale cheap.
Owner leaying city. Less than
one year old, very low mileage,
complete with all extras, includ
ing windshield. Call 3410. jy24e
Help Wanted—Female
AVON COSMETICS so beautifully
advertised in current issues of
leading women's magazines,
Splendid territories open for re-
Jiable women. MRS. D. H.
MEALOR District Manager, 114
Clover St. iy24¢