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For Letters Dismissory
GEORGIA —Bryan County:
To Whom it May Conce n:
Eva Mills Clay, as executrix
under the will of R. Haoersham
Clay, late of said comty, de
ceased, having applied to me for
letters of dismissal, notice is
hereby given that said applica
tion will be heard at the next
regular term of the Court of Or
dinary to be held on the first
Mondaj' in July, 1»27.
This June 6, 1927.
ALBERT WISE,
Ordinary.
666
is a Prescription for
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It kills the germs.
PRIZES OFFERED
! FOR BEST VOICES
National Radio Audition
Open to Young Singers
in This Country.
America's future generation of vocal
stars will be disclose'! to the world
this Fall as another of the wonders
due to radio. Every young man or
woman with the gift of song, whether
from country, town or city, will have
an equal chance.
A nation-wide quest for the best
young singers and the opening of the
door of opportunity to them has been
। undertaken by thh Atwater Kent
| Foundation, an institution established
I for scientific and educational purposes
i by A. Atwater Kent, the Philadelphia
radio manufacturer and sponsor of
i the Sunday night grand opera hour,
) broadcast oVer a network of nineteen
: stations.
The Foundation has announced
| plans for a "National Radio Audition,”
■ to find by compCstition the best undis
j covered voices in the United States.
| Prizes aggregating . 817,500,/ with tui
: tioi for a musical education in certain
cases, are offered as follows:
The two winners of first, place in
; the National Audition —a man and a
woman —will each receive a gold
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A. Atwater Kent,
President of Atwater Kent Foundation,
which opens door es opportunity to
undiscovered vocalists.
decoration, $5,000 in cash and two
years' tuition In a leading conserva
tory.
Winners of second prizes will each
receive $2,000 in cash and one year’s
tuition.
Winners of third prizes will each
I receive SI,OOO and one year’s tuition.
| Winners of fourth prizes will each
I receive SSOO.
Winners of fifth prizes will each
receive $250.
i Musical, civic and women’s clubs in
, each community in each state will be
’ invited to hold local contests to select
I the best young man and best young
i woman singers of their towns. These
' winners will then be certified to a
I' state audition, which will be broad
i cast by a radio station in each state.
i A state winner of each sex will be
! chosen and will receive a silver
I medal.
The next step is a district audition.
! The young men and women who have
' won state honors will be taken to a
I central broadcasting station in one i
I of five districts, where an audition !
; will be broadcast to select the two
| winners—a young man and a young
I woaiau —from that district.
The two winners in each district
will receive gold medals and the ten
finalists thus selected will be taken
to New York for the final National
Audition, to be broadcast over a na
tional network of stations. All ex
; penses of contestants in the district
I and final auditions, Including railroad i
I fare, hotel bills, entertainment, etc., (
; will be paid by the Atwater Kent j
' Foundation.
The spirit and purpose of the Na- I
: tional Audition are indicated in a I
' statement by A. Atwater Kent, presi- |
dent of the Foundation, who said: ;
“The discovery of one of those rare
BRYAN LODGE No. 303
F. & A. M..
Meeting every third Saturday'
at 10 o’clock in Masonic Hall
at Clyde, Ga. Members of all
sister Lodges are cordially ni
vited to meet with us.
L. C. GILL, W M.
A. M. McCALLAR, Secty.
voices, of which each generation pro
duces a very fdw, seems to me an
event of profound national impor
tance. Even when such a voice could
give pleasure to only a few thousand
people in a year it was a national
treasure. Now that millions may en
joy it on the same evening through
the medium of radio, such a voice has
become priceless.
“The National Radio Audition, sup
ported by the Atwater Kent Founda
tion, is an undertaking to search the
entire country for beautiful voices
and to offer these singers an oppor
tunity for full development, recogni
tion and rew-ard.”
The principal qualifications for con
testants are as follows:
Must not be over 25 years old
must never have been associated wilt
a professional theatrical or operatic
company; must, never have been r
paid principal in any concert held oul
side their own states; must declare
an intention to follow a musical ca
reer and must be free from theatrica.
or musical contracts.
This limitation permits choir sing
?rs to enter the auditions, even
though they may have received finau
rial compensation for singing m
churches. Other groups from which
entries are anticipated are student
u musical schools and locally prom>
uent singers in high schools and col
leges. Musical organizations in each
state are also afforded an opportunit.;.
to participate.
Notice
All parties having any
books belonging to CaHW.
|l>ug^r, d ;c , J, please
jiV’t SatYX! t'J’i.'":' to Gr.HALSI
. W. Purvis, Pembroke, Ga.
vanxili wtts 'li f'. .r" t' of Miss
Al mio Find fl 11 i: | ik*
(GEORGIA, BRYAN COUNTY. •
Notice is hereby given to all per
sons having- demands against Albert
Glenn Smith, late of said County, de
ceased, to present them to me, proper
ly made out, within the time pres
cribed by law, so as to (how their
character and amount; aid all per
sons indebted to said deceased are re
quired to make immediate payment
to me.
Savannah, Ga., March 11, 1927.
MARY E. SMITH,
Administratrix of the Estate of
Albert Glenn Smith.
Nan'll
AU persons are warned not
to fish, hunt or otherwise tres
pass upon the lands of H. W..
Powers.
This April 16, 1927.
H. W. POWERS.
Notice to Debtors and Creditors
(। EORGIA —Bryan County;
Notice is hereby given to
all persons having demands
against C. M. Duggar, late of
said county, deceased, topre
sent them to me, properly
made out, so as to show their
character and amount; and
all persons indebted to said
deceased are required to make
i immediate payment to me.
| This .lune 10th 1027.
ZENO J. DASHER,
[ Administrator of she Estate
of C. M. Dnggar.
FOR ADMINISTRATION
GEORGIA,
BRYAN COUNTY.
W. M. Kelhar having made appli
cation to me to administer upon tha
estate of Rebacca Kelhar, deceased,
notice is hereby given that said appli
cation will be heard at the next term
of the Court of Ordinary of Bryan
County, to be held on the first Mon
’ day in July, 1927.
1 This June 9. 1927.
ALBERT WISE,
Ordinary.
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Bryan
