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SUNPAY, MAY"I3, 1951,
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Voice Of America
Uses Life Story
O Student Here
rhe story of the University of
Georgia’s valedictorian has been
used on the Voice of America.
Michael Steblar, son of a Cze
choslovakian immigrant who
ettled in the mining section of
pennsylvania, will receive his
desree in pharmacy in June.
The story was used on a spe
cial program designed for Cze
choslovakia.
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Local Girl Gets
Top Present-
Daddy Promoted
Though she will not realize it for
some vears, Peggy Barnes, daugh
ter of Major and Mrs. Harry
Barnes, who celebrated her first
pirthday Saturday, got just about
the best anniversary present she’ll
ever receive,
The present was a letter receiv
ed from her father by her mother,
the former Elaine Hulme, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hulme,
#hat the former Captain Barnes
had been promoted to Major and,
more important, that he was now
third on the rotation list for re
turn home from Korea—and to
expect him about June 1.
Major and Mrs. Barnes have
one other child, Harold, aged 7.
Mrs. Barnes, is residing at 710
Milledge Avenue, while her hus
pand is in Korea. The Barnes’
family were in Tokyo for some
time prior to outbreak of the war
fare in Korea. 5
Major Barnes, a veteran of
World War Two, has been in Ko
rea for the past eight months,
most of it in combat zones, but for
tunately he has escaped injury.
FIRE CALLS
There were three fires yester
day: grass fire on Evans street,
woods fire on Elizabeth street;
grass and woods fire on Arch
street. Friday there was some as
phalt burning on Milledge Ave
nue near the new high school. No
damage at any of the fires,
FUNERAL NOTICE
(COLORED)
NEWTON, MR. ROBERT. — The
relatives: anyd friends of Mrs.
Mamie Newton, Chattanooga,
Tenn,; Mrs. - Caroline Newton,
My. sand Mrs, Eugene Neely,
Mus. Ethel, Howard, Winterville,
Ga.; Mrs. Cora Hite, Chattanoo
ga, Tenn.; Mrs. Georgia Wichta,
Athens, Ga,; Mrs. Janie Huff,
Chattanoogg, Tenn.; Mr. and
Mrs. Patterson, Chattanooga,
Tenn.; Mr. Guy Newton, Cleve
land, Ohio; Mr, and Mrs. Char
lie Ellis and family, Winterville,
Ga.; Mrs. Sallie Roebuck, - Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Scruggs, - Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Johes, Mr. and
Mrs. Will Conyers, Athens, Ga.;
Mrs. Maebelle Eberhart and son,
Chicago, Ill.; and_many eother
relatives are invited to attend
the funeral of Mr. Robert New
ton, Sunday, -May 13, 1951, at
3:30 p. m. from New Grove Bap--
tist Church. Rev. Arthur Woods
will officiate. Interment church
cemetery. Hardwick and Son
Funeral Home, Chattanooga,
LANE, CPL. HORACE A. — Died
Vlay 7, 1951. The friends and
relatives of Corporal Horace A.
Lane, Mr., and Mrs. Roy Lane,
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Winfrey,
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Parrott,
Mr. Samuel Lane, Miss Mariiyn
I. Lane, Miss Mattie L. Lane,
Master Pope Roy -Lane, 111,
Master Franklin M. Lane, Mr.
and Mrs. Llewellyn Hunt, all of
Athens, Ga.; Mr. Roy Lane, Sr.,
Detroit, Mich.; Mr. ,and Mrs:
Will Andrews and family, Ath
ens, Ga., and New York City;
Mi. and Mrs. John E. Collins,
Mr, Eddie Hunt, Mr. and Mrs.
Harper Hunt, all of Athens, Ga.;
Mr. and Mrs.' Charlie Flem
ming and family, Detroit, Mich.;
Mr. and Mrs. Lamar Fortson,
Chicago, Ill.; Mr. and Mrs.
James Maddox, Toledo, Ohio;
Mr. Cleveland Lane, Chicago,
Ill; Mr. and Mrs, Frank Reid,
New York €ity; Mr. and Mrs.
Clifford Howard and family,
Chattanooga, Tenn.; Mr. and
Mrs. Llewellyn Hunt, Jr., Cleve
land, Ohio; Mr. Pope Henderson,
Chicago, Ill.; Mrs. Lucy Howard
and family, Athens and New
York; Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bunk
ley and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Johnnie Jones, Mrs. Eula Bar
row, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Jones,
all of Athens, Ga., and a host of
other relatives and friends are
invited to attend the funeral of
Corporal Horace A. Lane, Sun
day, May 13, 1951, at 3:00 o’clock
from the Friendship Baptist
Church. Rev. J. H. Geer will
officiate, assisted by Rev. C. C.
I{. lohes, Interment in the Spaul
ding cemetery, Members of the
V. F. W. Post 3910 will conduct
ceremonies and will serve as
pallbearers, and are asked to
meet at the funeral home at 2:30
please. McWhorter Funeral
Home in charge.
JOHNSON, MRS. ANNIE LUE
JEWELL.—The friends and rel
atives of Mrs. Annie Lue J.
Johnson, Little Frances Jewell,
Master Willie” B. Jewell, Mrs.
Frances Jewell, Mr. Willie Jew
ell, all of Whitehall, Ga.; Mr.
and Mrs. King Drake and fam
ily, Winterville, Ga.; Mr. and
Mrs, Thomas Moreland, White
hall, Ga.: Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Finch, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Wall, Athens, Ga.; Mr. and Mrs.
Johnnie Moody, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Daniel, Atlanta, Ga.; Mr.
and Mys, Guy Howard, Athens,
Ga.; Mr, and Mrs. Lee Gresham,
Atlanta, Ga.; Mr. Lovett Taylor,
Stephens, Ga.; Mrs, Mattie Lee
Butler, Athens, Ga.; Mr. Bennie
Bell, Stephens, Ga., are invited
to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Annie L. Jewell Johnson, Sun
day, May 13, 1951, at 3:00 o’clock
from the Mt. Zion Baptist
Church, Stephens, Ga. Rev. F.
C. Williams will officiate, as
sisted by other ministers. Inter
ment in the church cemetery.
McWhorter Funeral Home.
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University campus at 11 a. m
Thursday, immediately following
an Armed Force Day parade
tAhrough the downtown section of
thens. He will be introduced by
Colonel Whitney.
. Lt Colonel Robert G. Stephens,
jr., is chairman of the program for
Armed Forces Day and will pre
sent Colonel Whitney at the 11
o’clock exercises.
Demonstrafi
Registrafi
Registration of prospective first
grade pupils of next year has
been announced for Tuesday, by
J. D. Messer, Principal of Univer
sity Demonstration School.
Mrs. Victor C. Nix and Mrs.
Hugh Armstrong, first grade |
teachers, will be in charge and
will be assisted by other members i
of the staff, and by members of
the student body. The registra
tion will be held in the school
library in the basement of the ele
mentary building between the
hours of 9 a. m. and 1 p. m,
Kindergarten type experiences
have been planned for the chil-‘
dren to help them have a pleasant |
first day at school. Parents are re- ]
quested to bring them and to sup- |
ply information needed by the!
teachers. |
In line with regulations of the
Glarke County Board of Educa- |
tion that birth certificates be pre
sented prior to enrollment, par
ents are requested to bring birth
certificates at the time of this pre
liminary registration. Such certi~
ficates may be secured from the
County Health Department-in the
county in which the child was
born, or from the Bureau of Vital
Statistics, Georgia,Department of
Public Health, 1. West ' Hunter
Street, S. W, Atlanta, 3, Ga.
All children residing in the
Demonstration School attendance
ares who will be six years old on
of - before December 1, 1951,
should be registered at this time.
Confederate Vet
Reunion Slated
NORFOLK, Va., May 12—(AP)
| —Plenty of noise is in store for
| the four old soliders expected to
| attend the 61st and final rejtnion
| of the United Confederate Vete
| rans here May 30-June 3.
| Two little 24-foot Navy landing
§\'essels will fire 75-millimeter
{ blanks as they re-enact the histo
| ric battle of the Monitor, the
| ”Yankee Cheesbox,” and the Con
| federate Merrimac.
' A 13-gun star bomb salute will
| be fired at the opening-of the re
[ union and a 48-gun salute at the
| conclusion.
i Lesser noise will be made when
a bugler of the Stonewall Brigade
‘of Staunton sounds the call to
| arms and retreat on the battered
| bugle used in the second battle of
| Manassas.
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CORRECTION
In a recent story publicizing the
| awards in the 4-H and Home De
| Monstration Style Review there
| was an error in the award list
ings for girls under 14 years of
| age.
| The correct names and places
| in the apron division for this age
group are Jean Carruth, first
| place; and Annelle Barton, sec
{ ond place.
Communily
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Smiley Wolle, Boy Scouts.
The board is currently working
on plans for the annual combined
finance campaign to be conducted
next October.
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| ' White House said the only reason
Jl he did not quit too is that he is
| out of the country. i
Besides Nimitz and Firestone
‘ the members are Miss Anna Lord
| Strauss, former president of the
| League of Women Voters; the Rev.
j Karl Morgan Block, Bishop of Cal
| ifornia: former Senator John A.
j[)almhm' of Connecticut; William
|®. Leahy, Washington lawyer;
| Charles H. Silver, vice president
!of the American Woolen Co.; the
| Rev. Emmet M. Walsh, Roman
| Catholic Coadjutor Bishop of
onungstown. Ohio, and Russell C.
Leffingwell, New York lawyer and
é chairman of J. P. Morgan, Inc.
1 Next time you prepare shrimp
| curry try adding a little grated ap
ple and grated carrot to the cause.
Three fourths of the population
| of Ecuador live in the “central ba
| sins.”
What Winterville School Children
& Will Eat This Week
™ ' ' Menus for Week of May 14-18
v MONDAY :
; Pimiento-Cheese Sandwiches
Mixed Fruit Salad Lettuce Potato Chips
' Bread Butter Milk
: " TUESDAY \
Sausage Cakes — Biscuits
English Peas Creamed Potatoes
: Bread Butter Milk Honey
o WEDNESDAY Sl
Peanut Butter — Crackers
Green Beans Buttered Potatoes
Bread Butter Milk Fresh Apples
" THURSDAY : :
3 Baked Ham
Potato Salad Lettuce Cranberry Sauce
: Bread Butter Milk Cookies
FRIDAY s
Baked Beans Chopped Vegetable Salad
: Peanut Butter Delight
Bread Butter Milk Fresh Apples
Services
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as Armament Officer you have at
tacked your job with an open
mind, inspiring spirit and enthus
iasm, which resulted in self-im
provement of this organization’s
combat effectiveness.
“3. Let me again commend you
for your outstanding ability as a
good leader and personnel mana
ger. It is gratifying to have an
officer of your personality and
ability to produce the desired re
sults serve in my command
“ABRAHAM F. SHOOK,
Lt. Col., USAF,
Commanding.”
Native Athenian
Major Stein, a native Athenian,
is a graduate of Athens High
School (1936) and the University
of Georgia (1941). He entered ser
vice in 1941 and received his
wings and commission in the fol~
lowing year. Following a tour of
duty as an instructor at an air
base in Mississippi, he went over
seas where he achieved his bril=-
liant record during World War 11.
Surviving Major Stein, other
than his mother, are his wife, Mrs.
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YOUR BUICK DEALER FOR 21 YEARS
Phone 3141 Broad and Lumpkin
THE BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS, GEORGIA
Frances Mobley Stein, formerly of
Huntington, W, Va,, now of At
lanta; and a sister, Mrs. Sam
Sheriff (nee Eleanor Stein), also
of Atlanta.
Many news stories concerning
Major Stein’s personal and organ
izational air exploits in Korea
have been released the past few
months, One of his subordinate
officers, a lieutenant, visiting Ma
jor Stein’s mother here last week,
described him as “a father and
leader to us all who cannot be re
placed.”
Bridges Funeral Home is in
charge of all local arrangements.
OPEN HOUSE AT
COLONIAL HOTEL
Mrs, Lillian Laughlin
New owner of the Colonial Ho
tel, corner of Broad and Col=
lege Ave. extends a cordial in
vitation to all members of the
University faculty and students
to attend Open House this after
noon,
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contracting today were held during
the afternoon. Later the Univer=-
sity guests toured the Founders
Memorial Garden and the grounds
of the TUniversity President’s
Prince Avenue home,
Hubert B. Owens, head of the
division of landscape architecture,
presided over the morning sessions,
with Eugene R, Martini, Atlanta
landscape architect, presiding dur
ing the afternoon.
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the subject of Rev. H. B. Free’s
sermon, to be held in the Oconee
Street Methodist Church audi
torium.
Rev. C. C. Shafe will deliver a
sermon on the theme “Becoming
An Ancester” at Central Presby
terian Church this morning in ob
servance of Mother’s Day. The
evening service will be conducted
by laymen of the church.
Rev. H. E. Wright, pastor of the
Boulevard Baptist Church will
speak on; “A Mighty Mother,” at
the regular morning services.
Official national observance of
Mother’s Day in the United States
began with the success of Miss
Ann M. Jarvis in winning recog
nition for the day in a congress
ional resolution with a presiden
tial signature (Wilson’s, in 1914)
after a crusade begun seven years
before by Miss Jarvis, in honor of
her mother.
Recruiter Of
WAC-WAF To
. .
Visit Athens
Sgt. Doris M. Blanton, Wo
men’s Army Corps and Women’s
Air Force recruiter, will visit the
Athens Army and Air Force Re
cruiting Station, Room 9, Post
office Building, Tuesday.
All women between the ages
of 18 and 34 who would like to
apply for enlistment or get de
tailed information about the
Women’s services can contact
Sgt. Blanton between 9 a. m.
and 4 p. m. Appointment times
are not necessary but will be
given if desired. Call M-Sgt.
Jack Bradley, phone 4637, if an
appointment is desired.
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Buildings Set
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For Letting
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At University
Five university system buildings
to cost approximately $5,500,000
are scheduled to be let to contract
around June 6.
The date was tentatively set by
the Board of Regents at a meeting
following the formal installation
of Dr, O. C. Aderhold as univer
sity president Wednesday. Includ
ed among those approved for the
June letting were: Men’s dormi
tory, $1,198,436, and women’s sl,-
439,898, both at the university
here.
The buildings will be financed
| by revenue certificates of the Uni
" versity building authority,
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'Civitan Club At
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Winterville
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Receives Award
ATLANTA, May 12—(AP) —
Grady Pittard, mayor of Winer
ville was nominated District
Governor elect of the Georgia Ki
wanis District today. He is presi
| dent of the Winterville Club.
| Pittard mext year will succeed
| Carroll Shoen of Atlanta, who
|moves up this year to governor.
| Winterville won the Citivan
Cup for outstanding achievement
by a club of less than 50 members.
The Winterville Club also won
the lieutenant governor’s trophy
las the best club in Northeast
| Georgia.
Fred Dover, of the Gaines Civi
|tan Club, was named lieutenant
| governor for the Athens area.
Today's News 0
Police Acfi
otice Action,
Fires, Accid
Ires, Accidents
—By George Abney, Jr, ——
An automobile and 150 gallons
of non-tax-paid liquor were con
fiscated by troopers of the Athens
Post of the State Patrol in Madi
son county Friday night. The
driver of the auto fled and was not
apprehended.
Troopers making the stop were
J. M. Strong and George H. Stan
dard,
AUTO ACCIDENT
Five persons were hurt in auto
mobile accidents in this area Fri
day night and Saturday.
State Patrol troopers have
charged S. C. Leachman, Morgan
county, with driving under the
influence of intoxicants and fail
ure to grant the right-of-way in
connection with an accident near
Farmington Saturday. He is in
tzlir condition at St. Mary’s Hospi
tal.
Two others injured in the two
car wreck were Joseph Young
blood and Ival Salsbury, Plant
City, Fla. They are in good con
dition at Athens General Hospi
tal. The injured were carried to
the hospital by Bernstein and
Bridges ambulances.
No charges were made in con
nection with an accident near the
Drive-In 'Theater Friday night.
Miss Eddie Shaw Whitehead, Stat
ham, was dismissed from General
Hospital yesterday. Mrs. F. C.
Bouknizht, Atlanta, was treated
and released Friday night. There
were two cars involved in this
wreck. Bernstein ambulance
answered the call.
The State Patrol said there were
several other accidents Saturday,
but no details were available at
presstime.
THREE ARRESTED
Three persons were arrested by
Clarke county policemen at
Princeton yesterday and charged
with gambling, The three, Vester
Fowler, J. B. Summers, and James
Cunningham, made bond of S2OO
each,
LIQUOR ARRESTS
Four persons were arrested
yesterday and charged with pos
sessing non-tax paid whiskey.
They are Lillie Mae Loquins,
Irene Scott, Odell Lester, and San
ders Freeman, all colored. The
first three were turned over to
PAGE ELEVEN
Fire Educafion 4
Extension Seen
ATLANTA, May 12— (AP)-—~Ex=
tension of fire prevention educa=-
tion to every county school sys
tem in Georgia next year is the
goal of Fire Safety Commissioner
Zack D. Cravey,.
The commissioner announced
today that about 12,500 students
actively engaged in the fire pre
vention program sponsored in
1,150 schools this year.
The program was in operation
during the past year in Clarke
County and Athens city schools.
Lt. Albert Cook, of Athens Fire
Department, coordinated the Jun
ior Fire Marshal Corps in the city
schools. Individual county schols
handled their own program.
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son.
Miss Martin is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs, J. P, Martin of Ath
ens. She is 23 years old, graduated
from Athens High School in 1945,
and attended Bessie Tift College.
On the night of the revue she
will sing as her talent presenta
tion. She is being presented by the
University of Georgia chapter of
Sigma Delta Chi, national profes
sional journalistic fraternity, and
is sponsored by the Georgian
Hotel.
She enjoys watching football
games most, and her favorite dish
is steak. Miss Martin likes best to
cook cakes.
The daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
W. H. Simrpson of Athens, Miss
Simpson is 20 years old. She grad
uated from Athens High in 1848,
attended GSWC for one year, and
s now attending the University of
Georgia,
Her talent presentation will ba
a comedy reading. She will be
presented by Theta Chi Fraternity,
and is sponsored by Gunn’s, Inc.
Miss Simpson’s favorites are:
sport—football; dish—steak and
onions; to cook—spaghetti.
state courts while the latter’s case
was made a federal one.
Various combinations of officers
took part in .the four separate
raids, They were R. F. Thomas,
federal criminal investigator; T. Y.
Harris, state agent; E. E. Hardy
and Walter MecKinnon, jr., city
officers; and Roy David and Albon
Allen, county policemen. The Scot#
woman has been relgased on a
SSOO bond. v of