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Point Four Plan
Described Here
President Truman’s Point Four
program was described here Fri
day as “one of the cheapest ways
the United States can invest in the
future of the world.”
W. Tapley Bennett jr., U. S.
tSate department official in charge
of Central America and Panama
affairs, told a University of Geor
gia audience that the Point Four
program has proved to many un
derprivileged people that demo
cracy offers a better way of life.
“A few technicians, agricultural
experts, and public health officials,
placed in countries where they are
really needed can have tremendous
success at spreading democracy at
a small cost,” he said,
Bennett spoke in the University
Chapel under the sponsorship of
the International Relations Club
and the Committee on Special
Convocations, He traced the basic
stens in the formulation of foreien
nolicy including the powers of the
President, Congress, and the State
Denartment itself.
He pointed out that one of the
most important factors shaping
foreign policy is American public
opinion, adding that it was impor
tant that the people have a vgor
ous and alert interest in foreign
affairs.
Frank Dillard
Gets Promotion
Frank Dillard, who has been
stationed with the Army’s ORC
Instructor Group in Athens for the
past nine months, has recently
been promoted to the rank of ser
geant. -
Sergeant Dillard is a native of
Athens, a graduate of Athens High
School, and formerly worked with
the Coca-Cola Company here. He
served in the European Theater
during World War 11.
Revival Begins
At Watkinsville
Revival service§ will be con
ducted by the Rev. J. C. Callaway,
at the Watkinsville Methodist
Church, beginning today at 8 p.
m.,, and continuing through Friday,
April 27. Everyone is invited to
attend this series of inspirational
services by the district superin
tendent of the Athens-Elberton
district.
Free Book on Arthritis
And Rheumatism
Excelsior Springs, Mo., April 21.
—So successful has a specialized
system proven for treating rheu
matism and arthritis that an
amazing new book will be sent
free to any reader of this paper
who will write for it.
The book entitled, “Rheuma
tism,” fully explains why drugs
and mredicines give only tempor
ary relief and fail to remove the
causes of the trouble; explains
how for over 31 years The Ball
Clinic has helped thousands of
rheumatic sufferers.
You incur no obligation in send
ing for this instructive book. It
may be the means of saving you
years of untold misery. Address
your letter to The Ball Clinic,
Dept. 3907, Excelsior Springs, Mis
souri, but be sure to write today.
CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late Mr. James
- C. Bell wishes to thank the many
friends for their thoughtfulness,
\ flowers, cards of sympathy and
kind words extended to them in
‘ their recent bereavement. We es
pecially wish to thank the funeral
home for its extra courtesy and
kindness, Signed—
Mrs. Brydio Mell, wife.
Mrs. Mozell Bell Chrysler,
mother,
Messrs. Harrison and Bobby
. Pass, step-sons.
; Mrs. Elizabeth Dowdy, sister.
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Church, serving for a quarter-of
a-century as its treasurer and as
a member of the Board of Elders,
and before becoming an Elder as
a member of the Board of Deacons.
He was a man of quiet demeanor
and unassuming nature, but in him
also was the quality of forthright«
ness and innate honesty which
made him forsake the soft-spoken
manner when matters of principle
were at stake and align himself
outspokenly with the forces of
right,
In writing about “Ed” Smith, as
he was known to countless friends,
it is difficult to know which quali
ties to accent greatest. Certain,
however, it is two things should be
brought to the fore,
1t is very, very doubtful if any-
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Aprid 21, 1951.
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Sound business man, believing
church worker, lover of family,
honest, and one who always was
ready and anxious to lend his aid
in movements to better his com«
munity, state and nation, the death
of Ed Smith is a distinet loss to
this community and he will long
be remembered by those who
knew him best as an inspiration
to a better life.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Hart Wylie Smith; three daugh
ters, Misses Laura and Hart Smith,
both of Athens, and Mrs, Sam
Shiver, Atlanta; one son, E. I
Smith 111, Athens; three sisters,
Mrs. Zoltan Elizabeth Hecht, New
York, Mrs. Albert Rayle, Atlanta,
and Miss Garland Smith, Athens;
and one grandson,
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