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‘Coming
Fvents
: Demonstratior School Can
nery will new epen only by ap
pointment. Appointments may
be made by calling C. M. Rose,
teacher of agriculture, at tele
phone 2697.
Winterville Cannery will be
open only ene day a week gn
til further netice. The day is
Tugsday.
PUBLIC LIBRARY
CALENDAR
Water color paintings, oil
paintings, and ink wash draw
ings done by Anne Lewis Miller
are being shown in the library.
Librazy Story Hour Is held
each Saturday in the Children’s
room from 10 a. m. to 11 a. m.
Library stery time over
WGAU each Friday at 5 p. m.
| Hours of opening: -Monday
| through Friday, 9a.m.to 9p.
m. Saturday 9 a. m. te 6 p. m.
Sunday 3 p. m. to 6 p. m.
Benton High School canning
plant will now be open only by
appointment. Please make ap
pointments with Charles W,
Seigler, Voeational Agriculture
teacher.
WCTU HOUR
WRFC
. Over WRFC the following will
. be heard on the Woman’s Chris
tian Temperance Union Hour
each Monday morning 10:45 to
11:00 during the month of De
cember:
December 25—No Program.
WGAU
- Over WGAU the following
will be heard on the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union
' Hour each Tuesday afternoon
| 5:00 to 5:15 during the month
' of December:
. 26—Mr. Jack Moser.
Cirele 11, W. 8. C. 8. of the
First Methodist Chureh will
meet Tuesday evening, Decem
‘ber 19th, instead of December
12, with Mrs. R. H. Brown, 597
Morton Aveaue.
There will be a Musical Fan
tasie given at the auditorium of
Benton High Schoel on Thurs
‘day evening, December 21, 7
p. m. The public is cordially
linvited to attend.
There will be a square dance
and Chistmas Party for Junior
High School students next
Tuesday night, December 19 at
‘the High School gym. The fun
will begin at 7:30 and last until
9:30. W. A. Sutton will eall for
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the danee. The party is being
sponsered by the P. T. A. Light
refreshments wiil be served and
everything is free.
Circle 2 of Oconee Stireet
Methodist Church will meet
Wednesday afternoon at 3:30 at
the home of Mrs. Joe Poss on
South Lumpkin street. Mrs.
Goldie MeCommon and Miss
Hazel Mealer, co-hostesses.
Saturday Morning, December
23, at the Regional Library, Miss
Marion Bloomfield will include
the following stories in her pro
gram. “The Christmas Eve
Flower,” “The Brightest Star,”
and “Two Pennies.”
Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma
Phi wiil meet Tuesday night,
8 o'clock, with Carelyn Mostel
ler, 267 Woodlawn avenue. This
is the Christmas program.,
Rose and Dahlia Garden Club
will meet Wednesday afternoon
3:30, with Mrs. A. D, Sear, 178
Carlton Terrace.
Oconee ‘Street Methodist
Chureh is having a Christmas
play on Christmas Eve. There
will be two performances, the
first at 6:30 and the second at
8 o'clock. The play is entitled
“The Other Shepherd.”
Circle Three of the Oconee
Street Church will meet Thurs
day, 8 p. m.,, with Mrs. Henry
Williams. Mrs. Mary McKimnon
is co-hostess. All members are
invited to attend.
An anesthetic used by dentists
has been found to be the best
“truth serum” ever discovered. It
is somnoform and is particularly
helpful in cases of amnesia.
Allied
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the whole North Korean peninsula,
slamming the Reds at 100 target
points,
Four new American F-86 Sabre
jets tangled with 12 Russian built
MIG-15 jets near Sinuiju and sent
them zooming across the border
into Manchuria.
MIIG Damaged
One MIG was damaged. It was
the second class between the fast
est operational jets of the United
States and Russia. In their first
batile, an American jet shot down
a MIG Sunday.
B-26 light bombers hit Sinuiju
Airfield in northwest Korea,
B-29 superforts dumped i6O tons
of bombs on Pyongyang, Wonsan
port, Changju and the Sonchon
area.
Other Allied warplanes hit rail
lines, troops and barracks. Land
based pilots claimed they killed
635 Communist troops.
General MacArthur’s Headquar
ters said the Korean Reds now
have 150,000 troops in North Ko
rea and others either are on the
way to battle zones or training in
side the safety of Manchuria.
Korean Communist troops al
ready reorganized and in position
to strike number at least eight di
visions, prisoner reports said.
A North Korean communique
claimed the Reds had cleared all
towns north of Paraliel 38 along
the west coast and many border
areas inland. It was broadcast by
Moscow radio Monday night.
Law Grads Hear
Dean Alton Hosch
Dean J. Alton Hosch told a re-~
cent meeting of University of
Georgia law graduates in Atlanta
that “the legal profession stands
today as a bulwark against tyran
ny in a chaotic world.” |
The meeting was held during
the regular mid-winter mneeting of
the Georgia Bar Association in At- '
lanta.
“The legal profession, in carry
ing out its high mission, may ex
pect to be unpopular with ty
rants,” he said.
The work of the lawyer has
never been easy, and the profes
sion of law has never been popular
with those who would rule the
world by might alone, Decan Hosch |
pointed out. |
Earlier the University dean
traced the progress of the Lump-l
kin Law School during the past|
year. He cited the expansion of
the Law Library and general im-'
provements made on the building
as being notable, |
Among Law School alumni rec
ognized at the meeting was Gov
ernor Herman Talmadge. |
The lily of the valley is regarded
as the flower for May and the
emerald is the birtk stone.
The employment of people paid
to applaud dramatic performances
was common in ancient times.
Fickett’s Jewelers
D‘!AMONQS AND. SILVERWAR"E
224 E. (‘hy‘f:xv ;}‘;’:’r‘ ?A%g:m;nggi;;::l‘:c Phone 200
Will Remain Open
Until 8:00 P. M.
Through Saturday
CANDY
MAILED FREE ‘
ANYWHERE IN U. S. A.
A Chr[s[mas Caro[ ~lllustrated by Walt Scott
Underprivileged
Children Get
Paper Proceeds
Athenians will be ecalled on
Sunday by Jaycees and DeMo
lays te purchase special Jaycee
editions of the Banner-Herald
with all proceeds going to the
Salvation Army for underpriv
ileged children, .
Following a breakfast early
Sunday meorning the “salesmen
for a day” will make a house
to-house canvas of the city to
“sell” the papers, which are
coniributed free by the Banner-
Herald, and receive the contri
butiens for the Salvation Army
Christmas activity.
When a person purchases the
newspaper for whatever price
he desires to pay he will receive
a newspaper with many stories
about Jaycee activities and wili
be econtributing to a werthy
cause.
Claude Turner
Receives AF
Pilof's Wings
REESE AIR FORCE BASE,
Texas—Second Lieutenant Claude
H. Turner, jr., 530 Sunset Drive,
Athens, Georgia, was graduated
from the USAF Multi-Engine Pilot
School with other members* of
Class 50-G at Reese Air Force
Base, Texas, last Saturday, hav
ing completed a year of intensive
pilot training. .
The lieutenant received his sil
ver wings of an Air Force pilot at
a formal ceremony held in the
Base Theater. Maj. Gen. Charles
P. Cabell, Director of Intelligence,
United States Air Force, delivered
the address. He was introduced
by Col. Thomas J. Barrett, Base
Commander.
Lieutenant Turner is a graduate
of the University of Georgia. D ur
ing World War 11, he served with
the U. S. Navy.
From Reese, Lieutenant Turner
will be sent to one of the many Air
Force bases at home or abroad
where his services as an Air Force
pilot can best be utilized.
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makes.
They have suggested specifically
that the decision of the Brussels
Conference be submitted to Coa
gress before they become final.
THE BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS, GEORGIA
FREE
MONOGRAMING ON
BILLFOLDS, PENS, PENCILS
45TH C. OF C.
MEET PLANNED
Plans for the 45th Annual Meet~
ing of the Athens Chamber of
Commerce will begin to take shape
NOTICE
In order to give our employees a much need
ed rest we will be closed until Jan, Ist.
MAYFLOWER RESTAURANT
171 E. Broad.
OTICE
Due To Many Requests,
Our Store Will Remain Open
Tueesdq'fy-Wednesday-Thueray
UNTIL 7:00 P.M.
| Friday and 'Saturday
UNTIL 9:00 P. M.
"~ For The Convenience Of
Our Friends and Customers
Callant-Belix Co.
F. E. McHugh, Manager
BY CHARLES DICKENS
immediately with the appointment
Friday afternoon of a committee
to have charge of arrangements.
L. H. Christian is chairman, and
serving with him are E. B. Cook,
H. H. Robinson, Dan R. Silvey and
W. W. Wier. Immediately after the
FREE
HIGHEST QUALITY
LOWEST PRICES
holidays this committee will meet
to arrange for the time, place and
the program.
By-Laws of the organization
provide that the meeting shall be
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TUESDAY, DECEmI 19, 1950
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