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for Marriage,” starring Van John
won, Kéthryns Graysen, Pau!a Rayv
mond. Sky Skiers.. Fresh Laid
P 'ns. News
Wed.-Thurs,-Fri.-Sat, — “Pay
ment on Demand,” starring Bette
Davis, Robert Young. Dee At the
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GTIORGIA—
Sung Mon, — %For Heaven's
Suke,”s starring Clifton Webb,
Join v‘&cnneu, Robert Cummings.
¥ ok, dion and Sinker. News.
ies.-Thurs, — “Mr. Music,”
.arring Bing Crosby, Nancy Ol
gc . Chas. Coburn. Casanova Cats. -
“hurs.-Fri. — “Bells of Corona
do,” starring Roy . Rogers, Dale
Evans. Innocently Guilty. Carpen
t¢ 's. News. |
“at. — “Marine Raiders,” star
rin7 Pat O'Brien, Robert Ryan,
Ruth Hussey. Squirrel Crazy.
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‘fon. - Tues. — “Border Inci
dent,” starring Ricardo Montal
ban, George Murphy. “Armored
Car Robbery,” starring Charles
MeGrew, Adale Jergens.
Wed.-Thurs. — “Rio Grande,”
sterring John Wayne, Maureen
O'Hara. “Whirlpool,” starring
Crne Tierney, Richard Conte.
¥ri. = Sat. — “Destination Big
House,” starring Robert Rockwell,
~ames Lydon. “Red Desert,” starr
ing Don Barry, Tom Neal. Desper
adoes of the West—Chapter 10.
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Sun — “Where Sidewlaks Ends”
st rring Dana Andrews, Gene
Tierney, Fontaine Sisters. Farger
and the Belle.
Mon: ~ *“Born To Be Bad”
starring Joan Fontaine, Robert
Ryan, Zacary Scott. Country Cop.
Caveman Inki
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Crand Ole Opry—On Stage. “King
of the Turf” starring Adolphe
Menjou, Dolores Costello. So
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tion. Midnight Frolics.
Wed.-Thurs. — “Stars in My
Crown,” starring Joel McCrea, El
len Drew. King of the Jockeys.
Srewball.
*r.-Sat. — “Colorado Ambush,”
starring Johnny Mack Brown, My
ron Nealey. The Kick Off. Pirates
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cer,” starring Gary Cooper, Fran
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Wed.-Thurs “Little Women,”
starring June Allyson, Elizabeth
Taylor. Boobs in the Woods. News.
Fri “Bride of Frankenstein,”
tarring Boris Karloff. Hold that
Menkey., Sock-a-Eve Kitty |
Sat, — “I Shot Jesse James,”
starring Preston Foster, Barbara
Britton. City of Beautiful Girls.
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ARTIFICIAL
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BREEDING
COURSE SET |
| Representatives from - Georgia,
North Carolina and Florida will
take part in a training course on
-artificial breeding of dairy cattle
February 26-March 3, according
lto John E. McGowan, assistant
| dairy specialist of the Georgia Ex
tension Service.
| This short course was set up to
|train new persons in the breeding
work, McGowan explained. It will
be held in the Extension Building
on the University of Georgia cam
pus and there will be room for
five more men in addition to those
already registered, he said. Appli
cation should be made to Mr. Mc-
Gowan.
Artificial breeding work with
dairy cows began in Georgia in
1948 with five associations, Mc-
Gowan sad, and today there are
25 associations with 25,000 cows
enrolled.
Among the instructors who will
appear on the short course pro
gram are P. 1. Higley, managing
director of the American Breed
ing Service, Indianapoils, Ind.; R.
M. Myers, associate professor of |
dairying, North Carolina State
College, Raleigh; Maurey Gaston,!
extension representative of the
Southeastern Artificial Breedingt
Association, Raleigh, members of |
the dairy department of the Uni
versity of Georgia and dairymenl
of the Agricultural Extension Ser-
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LOCAL COMPANY HONORED — Shown above are members of the sales and oper
ational organization of Chief Pontiac Com pany, Incorporated, of Athens. The com
pany was recently honored by Pontiac Motor Division of General Motors, and was
named to the Bétter Dealer “Hall of Fame” for outstanding dealer aceomplishments.
The portrait of Pontiac, Chief of the Ottawas, and Indian Confederacy leader for
whom the Pontiac car is named, shown in the center, was presented the local com
pany by L. H. Holmes, Manager of the Pontiac Atlanta Zone, at a dinner held here
recently.
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Pontiac Company
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Here Honored By
' Pontiac Motor Division of Gen
eral Motors has named the Chief
Pontiac 'Co., Inc., of Athens, Ga.,
| o the Better - Dealer “Hall of
Fame” for outstanding dealer ac
complishments.
The Chief Pontiac Co., Inc., has
represented Pontiac 9 years, all of |
!\:.'m-h have been in that location.
| The firm headed by J. F. Had
away, vice-president and Gener
al manager. ‘
~ With honors, Mr. Hadaway hasi
‘h('cn presented a reproduction of
the famous painting of Pontia(‘,‘
Chief of the Ottawas and Indian
| Confederacy leader, for whom thei
car is named. L. H. Holmes, Man
~ager of the Pontiac Atlanta Zone,
made the formal presentation and
lauded improvements, community
service and accomplishments of
Mr. Hadaway.
‘ His expansion to meet the needs
of the community were praised
during a dinner, attended by mem
bers of the organizatioh. ;
“Pontiac’s Better Dealer Pro
gram has been in effect for about
two years now, with an aim to
make Pontiac Dealers pre-emin
‘ent in the automotive field,” Mr.
‘Holmes said. “It is not enough
‘that those admitted to the select
group be as good as competition
. ... they must be better. They
'must be better than they were
before, a year ago, a month ago,
or last week. They must constant
ly improve and have progressive
thinking. They must be capable
of continuing healthy growth in
order to earn and then keep the
| symbolic portrait, given for as
long as the high standards are
met.”
Under the Better Dealer Pro
gram, each Pontiac Dealer is
graded on improvement of his
physical property; number of
qualified, trained personnel; ser
vice facilities and adequate
equipment, parts and accessories
inventory, used car lot operations
and advertising and public rela
tions programs. Service to his
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yrp BANNER ‘AERALD “ATHENS, GEORGIA '
community is vitally important.
“Our dealers and their employ
es are Pontiac Division’s only
contact with the buying public.
The good will being enjoyed by
us today and that we will have
tomorrow depends on these con
tacts of Better Dealers,” said Mr.
Holmes.
In this regard, Mr. Hadaway has
been active in community affairs
for more than six years. He has
served the Rotary Club, Exchange
Club, Boy Scouts, First Baptist
church.
The firm’s facilities are consid
ered among the finest and most
modern in the state. The building
measures 15,725 square feet, in
cluding a separate and complete
body shop of 2550 square feet, and
a 7800 square feet used -carlot
located at 236 West Hancock St.
The showroom, 238 West Han-
FUNERAL NOTICE
(COLORED)
JORDAN, MRS. FRANCES—Died
February 22, 1951, at her resi
dence, Statham, Ga. The friends
and relatives of Mr, and Mrs.
Luther Jordan, Sr., Statham,
Ga.; Mr. Luther Jordan, Jr.,
Detroit, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs.
James Hunter, Mrs. Mamie
Streud,, Mr. George Hunter, Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Hunter, Mr.
and Mrs, Clifford Hunter, Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Hunter, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Hunter, Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Kenney, all of Detroit,
Mich,; Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Hunter, Canton, Ohio; Mr, and
Mrs. Allen Sebrit, Detroit,
Mich.; Mr. and Mrs, Floyd W.
Kenney, Statham, Ga.; Mr.
George A. Kenney, Mr. and Mrs.
Charlie W. Kenney, Detroit,
- Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Jor
~dan, Covington, Ky.; Mr. and
~ Mrs. Guy Rakestraw, Mr. and
~ Mrs. Leslie Jordan, Mrs. Sallie
Jordan, Dayton, Ohio; Mr. and
Mrs. Bernard Jordan, Athens,
Ga. (RFD); Mrs. Frances Cook,
Detroit, Mich.,; Mrs. Etrich
White, Indianapolis, Ind.; Mrs.
} Burch Jordan, Winder, Ga.; Mrs.
Mamie Tate, Dayton, Ohio; Mr.
Henry Jordan, Mrs. Alice Gray,
Winder, Ga., are invited to at
tend the funeral of Mrs. Fran
ces Jordan, Monday, February
26th, 1951, at 2:00 p. m. from
the Barber’s Creek Baptist
Church, Statham, Ga. Rev. Ver
gia Atkinson officiating, assist
ed by Rev. R. A, Hall, Interment
at Kenney Academy. The body
will lie in state at the residence
from 10:00 o’clock a. m., Sun
day until the hour of the funeral.
McWhorter Funeral Home in
charge.
DERRICOTTE, MRS. LAURA B.
—The relatives and friends of
Mr. I T. Derricotte, Athens,
Ga.; Mr. Cobb Derricotte, Defi
ance, Qhio; Mr. Flipper Derri
cotte, Washington, D. C.; Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Webb, Tuske
gee Institute, Ala.; Mrs. Annie
L. Tucker, New York City; Mrs.
Susie Prince, Los Angeles, Calif.;
Mrs. Sarah Strickland, Miss
Rosa Bell Strickland, Mrs, Mar
garet Matthews, Athens, Ga.;
Mr. Roger McDonald, Tuskegee
Institute, Ala.; Mrs. Annie H.
Burney, Mrs. Julia J. Harris,
Athens, Ga., are invited to at
tend the funeral of Mrs. Laura
B. Derricotte, Sunday, February
25, 1951, :at 2:30: p. mv., from
First A. M. E. Church. Rev. R.
H. Martin will officiate. Inter
ment Gospel Pilgrim cemetery.
The selected flower ladies and
pallbearers are asked to assem
ble at the funeral parlor at 1:30
p. m. The remains will lie in
state at the church from. 1:30
p. m. until hour of funeral. Mu
tual Funeral Home.
YOUNG. — The relatives and
friends of Mr. and Mrs, Eugene
Young, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Ollie
Scruggs, Mr, and Mrs. Eugene
Young, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Clif
ford Young, Mr, Farris Young
of Athens; Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert
Young, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
Young of Newport News, Va.;
Mrs. Lonie Johnson, Mrs, Tem
py Neely, Mrs. Hattie Mae
Johnson, Mr, Daniel Glenn of
Athens; Mr. and Mrs. Dock
Kidd, Cleveland, Ohio; Rev. and
Mrs. J. R. Barnett, Mr. and Mrs.
Sterling Butler of Atlanta; Miss
Roberta Young, Mr. Luke
Young, Athens; Mr. and Mrs.
Charlie Young, New Haven,
Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Young of Chicago, Ill.; Mr. and
Mrs. John E. Moon, Atlanta, Ga.,
are invited to attend the funeral
of Mrs. Lula X, Young, Sunday,
February 25th, 2:00 p. m. from
St. Mary’s Baptist Church, Dan
ielsville Road. Rev. O. S. Ham
ilton of Atlanta, Ga., assisted
by other ministers, will officiate.
Intermrent in church cemetéery.
Mack & Payne Funeral Home.
cock St., measures 2000 square
feet and the service department is
completely equipped with latest
mechanical aids. It measures 6800
square feet. There are 8500
square feet of customer parking
area. Parts inventory is consider
ed adequate to serve the commu
n#ty’s needs embracing more than
1000 square feet. The entire oper
ation is well signed and lighted in
an attractive way.
Others members of Chief Pon
tiac Co., Inc. are:
Sam Stone, Service Mgr., — 6
years; C. M. Bell, Service Sales
man — 6 years; J. T. Bradley,
Parts Mgr. — 2 years; Mrs. Helen
Davis, Bookkeeper—6 years; Ted
Kemp, Office Mgr.—l year; Allen
L. Poss, sr., salesman—3 years;
Walter Bell, Salesman—2 years:
Grover Dean, Salesman, 1 year. ’
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WHY COLD WATER?
Cold water is used in the opera
tion of a garbage disposer, accord
ing to the General Electric Con
sumers Institute, because it con
geals fats in food waste quickly.
The hardened grease is then
shredded and washed down the
drain, preventing drain stoppage.
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you can drive over a bed of spikes — and it still
does not go flat. This new tire is also built to
give you the same extra mileage that motorists
have been getting with the B. F. Goodrich Sil
vertown, the tire with the new, wider tread.
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Winterville Road, Athens
SPECIAL STOCKER CATTLE SALE
AT OUR YARDS
Wednesday, February 28th. ot 1 P. M.
We will have 148 head good grade native cattle. Some are reg
istered.
There are 25 Hereford and Short Horn Cows with calves at side.
Also 75 Bred Heifers and Springers. Balance young heifers and
steers.
This is high class local cattle. Above cattle are in addition to our
regular Wednesday sale and can be seen in our yards Monday and
Tuesday:
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SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 35, 1951,