THE ATLANTA CONSTITUTION Friday, Aug. 23, 1946 Dr. Ferguson Wood To End His Atlanta Pastorate Sunday Dr. Ferguson Wood, Pastor Church for the last eight years, will with the services of Sunday. Dr.
the Napsonian School during the son City, where he will First Presbyterian Church on Sept. tary of the Atlanta Christian The Rev. L. Marling, Secre- Council, will be principal speaker at a missionary program to be presented at 9:30 a. m.
Sunday at the Grant Park Methodist Church Sunday School, it been announced by W. D. Wood, Sunday School Superintendent. The 28th annual session of the Primitive Baptist Bible Conference will be held in Valdosta Aug. 27.
28 and 29, it has been announced by Fred L. Cannon, of Atlanta, who will preside at the meetings. Arrangements have been made with hotels and restaurants to accommodate the 3,000 to accommodate the 3,000 delegates expected. "A Message From Mexico" is the sermon subject of Dr. Robert W.
Burns, Minister Peachtree Christian Church, Sunday, Dr. and Mrs. Burns made a personal tour the mission stations of the Christian Church in Mexico this Summer. Grove Park Baptist Church will observe Homecoming Day Sunday with special programs of music and dinner on the ground. The Rev.
R. D. Walker will preach at the 11 a. m. service and the Rev.
Solon Couch will preach at the evening service. Dr. John Newton Thomas, Professor of Theology at Union Theological Seminary, will be guest minister for both morning and, evening services at North Avenue Presbyterian Church Sunday. The Rev. William H.
Poteat, A Acting General Secretary of the Young Men's Christian Associathe University North Carolina, will be guest minister at the Second-Ponce de Leon Baptist Church Sunday. Waymon E. Hopkins, Deputy Clerk of Fulton Superior Court, will be, guest teacher of the Pep Class the East Point Christian Church Sunday School at 9:45 a. m. Sunday.
The Rhine Baptist Church will hold a week of revival services beginning Monday, with the Rev. C. H. Kopp as evangelist. PRESBYTERIAN GORDON STREET -Rev.
Thomas M. Johnston, Pastor, will preach at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m.
WEST MINSTER-Dr. Ferguson, Pastor. a. "Be Thou Faithful Unto Death;" 7:30 p. "My Favorite Text After Twelve Years in the EAST POINT-11 a.
"An EncouragReport:" 8 p. musical program the choir. CLIFTON-Rev. Ralph Gillam, Pastor. a.
"The Definite Baptism With the Holy Ghost; 8 p. "What Is Truth?" FIRST--Dr. William "Resources V. Gardner, Available Pas- for Redemption Life." WEST END--Harry B. Wade, Minister.
a. Rev. S. B. Lapsley, Speaker.
MORNINGSIDE-Rev. A. V. Gibson, Minister. 11 Rev.
Sterling L. Hunter, speaker; 8 p. Union Service this Church, Dr. J. P.
Wesberry preaching. INGLESIDE -Wilds Scott DuBose, Pas11 a. "Christian Character." ROCK SPRING H. Dickson, Pastor, 11 a. Question for Busy People." INMAN PARK--Stanford Parnell, Pas11 a.
8 p. m. Sermons by Rev. F. Aiken.
DRUID HILLS--Dr. W. M. Alston, Minister. 11 a.
"'On the Wings of Faith;" "Rewards Overcoming Dr. John A. Garber, speaker. Stuart R. Oglesby, Pastor.
Dr. Charles Haddon Nabers speaks at 11 a. m. the Comfort God Sufficient for Thee?" HAPEVILLE-William James Hazelwood. Minister.
11 "A Positive 8 p. "The Leadership NORTH AVENUE-11 Changeless Christ;" p. "How to Deal by Dr. John Newton "'ASSOCIAT REFORMED-T. H.
McDill. Pastor. 11 a. "Lukewarm Christianity." DECATUR-Dr. Hugh Bradley, Minister.
11 8. "Why Not Try Christ?" "If Young GORDON STREET Thomas Johnston, Minister. Preaching, 11 a. PEACHTREE ROAD -Dr. E.
T. Wilson, Pastor. 11 a. worship. OAKHURST-Marc C.
Weersing, MinIster. 11 "Man's Way Is Not -fimself:" 7:30 p. "Does It Pay Be Godly?" Larry Robinson, speaker. COVENANT-Dr. Herman L.
Turner, Minister. 11 a. speaker, John S. Bell, Director Veterans' Service Center. METHODIST UNDERWOOD MEMORIAL A.
C. Chandler, Pastor. 11 a. "Voyaging Without a 8 p. Dr.
Wallace Rogers speaks. HILLS-11 a. Dr. R. Chenault, Minute Men': Fred, p.
Rev. A. W. Beazley preaches. GRACE -C.
Byrd Harbour, Pastor. 11 "Have "Growing in 8 p. You Numbered Your Days?" NELLIE DODD MEMORIAL Rev. E. C.
Swetnam, Pastor. 11 a. "What Jesus 8 p. "Pardoning Mercy." CALVARY- M. Sullivan, Pastor.
11 8 p. Rev. Joe Jones. Speaker. PEACHTREE ROAD Rev.
Nat G. Long. Pastor. 11 a. "The Lost Dr.
Wallace Rogers. DECATUR FIRST Rev. George M. Acree, Minister. 10:55.
Rev. Walt S. Robison; 8 p. Rev. Miller Schultz.
COLLEGE PARK -Dr. O. P. FitzGerald. Pastor.
11 a. "The Christian Gospel 8 p. "Something Valuable Cheap." TRINITY Fred L. Glisson. Pastor, 11 a.
"'The Uplifted Christ." Dr. E. J. Hammond. LAKEWOOD HEIGHTS J.
W. Stephens, Pastor. 11 a. "God Needs Our 8 p. "God Abundantly DACULA-A.
M. Wade, Pastor. 11:15 "Salt and Pepper Your Religion: Take Your Soul Food Straight Like Man" 8:15 p. "Remember the Banana. When It Left the Bunch, It Got CENTER HILL--G.
L. Hickman, Pastor. 11 a. G. Sewell.
J. W. Speaker. Withrow; 8 p. OAKLAND CITY Roger W.
Stone, Pastor, 11 a "God Is Always 7:30 m. "Real NEW HOPE- -W. J. DeBardeleben. Pastor.
11 a. Rev. Ledell Phillips will speak: 8 p. Young People in charge. GRANT PARK -W.
W. Cash. Pastor. 11. a.
"The 8 p. "Burden FIRST -Pierce Harris, Pastor. 11 a. concluding services in revival. PAYNE MEMORIAL- Charles C.
Cliett. Pastor. 11 a. Pastor; 8 p. Sneaker.
EAST POINT AVENUE--W. M. Bishop, Pastor. 11 Rev. R.
Clyde Hamil. CAPITOL VIEW-H. C. Stratton. Pastor.
11 a. "Following p. "Show Us the Father." PARK STREET Rev. Lawrence L. Cowen, Pastor.
11 a. "The Power of Jesus:" 8 p. "The Law of Sowing and Reaping." Rev. D. C.
Starnes speaking. BEN Quillian, Pastor. 11 Home-Coming and Recognition MILL Day: 3 p. Dr. Hunnicutt.
HAYGOOD MEMORIAL--Rev. Rembert sson. Pastor. a. "Who Has the Dr.
R. L. Russell, guest: 8 p. Community Service at Morningside Presbyterian. OWL ROCK-11 a.
"Prepare Ye the Way of Lord. Make His Paths Straight:" 8 p. Shall Baptize You With the Holy Ghost and With Fire." MARTHA BROWN--B. W. Hanco*ck.
Pastor. 11 a. "The Sheep On His Right Hand." 8 p. services. AVONDALE-Rev.
Luther W. McArthur, Pastor. 11 a. "Is There Any Curtis Indicted In Fraud Case Constitution State News Service. MACON, Aug.
22-Among indictments handed down the Federal District Grand Jury' Wednesday was that of Ralph E. Richards, known in Macon as Paul Curtis, for using the mails to defraud. According to the indictment Curtis used the name "Community Victory Program" to defraud merchants, firms, and corporations, operated under fraudulent pretenses, and made false promises. Jack Gautier, Assistant District Attorney, says that Curtis operated in Macon, Atlanta and other cities saying that he was representing some organization sponsoring radio programs with Hollywood stars, and called on local merchants to donate money to be listed as co-sponsors of the show. The money was supposed to go for servicemen's welfare.
sac according to Gautier, the shows were few, some so-called sponsors were not listed, and mails were used in the process of collecting the fraudulent solicitations. The indictment lists 12 other acts committed by the defendant who in addition to his given name, operated under 11 aliases. Curtis as he is known in Macon, is out under $5,000 cash bond. A warning came from the District Attorney's office, that such frauds based on war projects are now apt to turn up under veteran or reconversion fronts. The only safe way is to deal with persons that they have proper introduction and authorization from necessary local authorities.
Col. Compton Dies; 46 Years in Army Col. Goodwin Compton, 69, a Regular Army man for 46 years, died yesterday in the Veterans' Hospital. Col. Compton was Signal Officer for the Fourth Corps Area here in 1931 and Funeral services and burial will be held in Arlington National Cemetrey, Va.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Goodwin Compton, of Clearwater Beach, a daughter, Mrs. Herbert Washer, of Clearwater Beach; two sisters, Mrs. R. L.
Goyer, of Mont Eagle, and Mrs. K. C. Snowden, of St. Louis, Mo.
Mrs. Boney, 72, Dies; Rites at 3 Today Mrs. Hannie Lou Boney, 72, of 224 Woodward S. of Edward Boney, died Wednesday at her home. Funeral services will be held at 3 m.
today in the of J. Austin Dillon. Burial will be in Sardis Methodist Churchyard. In addition to her husband, she is survived by three sons, W. F.
Worsham, C. C. Worsham and R. M. Samples; three daughters, Mrs.
W. E. Sexton, Mrs. J. A.
Fields Mrs. C. L. Chitwood; a sister, Miss Norman Wade. A.
B. Gill, of Tennessee, Dies in Hospital Here B. Gill, 78, of Bell Buckle, father of Mrs. D. T.
Robinson, of Atlanta, died Tuesday in an Atlanta hospital. His body will be taken to Bell Buckle for funeral services and burial. In addition to his daughter, he is survived by his wife and a son, Lt. Col. Charles Gill, of Seattle, Washington.
Burnettes Open New Barnesville Grocery Constitution State News Service. BARNESVILLE, Aug. 22-A grocery establishment will begin operation in Barnesville September 1. The store, owned and operated by H. D.
and A. O. Burnette, will operate under the name of Burnette's Self Service. The store, located on Forsyth Street, will have as an additional service a parking lot at rear entrance for approximately 49 cars. J.
A. Stocks will manage the produce department. Mrs. A. O.
Burnette and Mrs. H. D. Burnette will be co-workers. Many Uninoculated Dogs Roam Sparta Constitution State News Service.
SPARTA, Aug. 22 Although hundreds of dogs were inoculated here against rabies and those not complying with the Georgia law were told they would have their canines killed by State officers, nothing has been done. Hundreds of dogs still rove the streets and highways here without State Health Department tags. LUTHERAN GRACE MISSOURI SYNOD-Theodore G. Ahrendt, Pastor.
11 "The All Sufficient Christ." CHURCH OF REDEE Rev. J. R. Brokoff, Pastor. 11 a.
"The Multiple Personality." CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH-Dermon A. Sox, Pastor. 11 a. worship. ST.
JOHN'S C. K. Derrick, Pastor, 11 a. message by Rev. G.
Z. Stup. CHURCH OF CHRIST EAST POINT -John T. Smithson, Minister. Worship 11 a.
8 p. m. HAPEVILLE-Services 11 a. m. CHRISTIAN 8 p.
m. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Lesson-sermon subject: "Mind." PEACHTREE-Robert W. Burns, and Lamar Hooker, Ministers. 11 a. mo "A Message From Mexico;" 7 p.
youth fellowship. FIRST -Harrison McMains, Minister. 10:55 a. sermon by Rev. Maurice L.
Marling "The Church in the LAKEWOOD-Ted R. Jones, Minister. 11 a. "The Broken Body;" p. "The Christian's Insurance EAST -Robert O.
Weaver, Minister. Communion and worship, 11 a FIRST (Fifteenth and Peachtree 11 a. m. Reading room in Mortgage Guarantee Building. SECOND (733 Juniper m.
Reading room, Rhodes-Haverty Building, ground floor. THIRD (1115 Gordon a. DECATUR (First)-11 a. m. Building Loan Building.
PRIMITIVE BAPTIST BETHANY- J. A. Monsees, Pastor. Preaching at -11 a. 7:30 p.
m. GLAZENER MEMORIAL-Bible study, 11 a. m. ASSEMBLY OF GOD PONCE DE LEON AND PIEDMONTRalph Byrd, Pastor. 11 a.
7:45 p. m. CAPITOL W. Bethany, pastor. 7:45 p.
m. WASHINGTON STREET -Rev. Jimmie Mayo, Pastor. 11 a. m.
and 7:45 p. im. CHEROKEE AVENUE-Rev. J. M.
Bell, Pastor. 11 a. 7:45 p. m. CHESTNUT STREET -Rev.
T. L. Eubanks, pastor. a. 7:45 p.
m. GORDON ROAD Gerald Pruett, Pastor, 11 7:45 p. m. NEWS ABOUT GEORGIA Compiled from Constitution State News Reports By BOB RUTHERFORD HEADLINE NEWS OF GEORGIA: Bibb County Commissioners are negotiating with officials for the return of Wheeler property to its original owners. Barry Phillips, Camp.
year-old Valdosta candidate for Governor in' 1966, has accepted the challenge of the Bartow Boll Weevil Club to "rise to the emergency of getting the cotton dusted and picked" and said he and his friends would be in Cartersville Aug. 25. Albany's VA office has been ordered to cut its personnel to 16. nah city employes have won a 20 percent pay raise. JET-PROPELLED BICYCLE: have constructed a five-pound The product of two months' and is expected to make possible an hour.
The custom-built dry cell batteries, a model bell which serves as a distributor, Two Fort Benning privates jet-propulsion bicycle engine. work, device burns kerosene bicycle speeds of 60 miles ignition system includes four airplane condenser and a door. QUOTES FROM GEORGIANS: "Black markets in meat, waste of badly needed byproducts and discrimination against the results of the Decontrol Board's decision on meat controls." our poultry producers by, subsidizing the price of meat will be (R. Abercrombie, Executive Secretary of the North Georgia Poultry Association, on his return to Gainesville after attending meetings OPA Decontrol, Board in Washington.) 'Hometown girl makes still ranks the most important big time news for a college. publicity, program." (Mrs.
Bernice McCullar, Director for GSCW at Milledgeville, describing her experiences in college publicity work.) WESTWARD-BOUND: Georga the annual convention of the eration in December are and reading up on travel of the most extensive everBureau Federation. Present to leave Macon Dec. 2 in arriving at Los Angeles, the New Orleans, El Paso, Caverns, Salt Lake City, Utah, farmers planning to attend American Farm Bureau Fedalready poring over the maps literature, for their trip is one planned by the Georgia Farm plans call for the delegation chartered Pullman cars. Before convention city, they will visit Texas; Juarez, Mexico; Carlsbad and Los Angeles. NEWS BRIEFS OF GEORGIA: The Pierce County VFW Post will hold a reorganization meeting in Blackshear tomorrow night.
A group of 80 Telfair County boys and girls will leave McRae Monday to spend three days at the 4-H Scholarship camp at Indian Springs. Plans are under way to establish a Farmers' Produce Market in Blackshear. Rabid foxes are becoming alarmingly dangerous in Jasper County. The Waycross City Auditorium will be renovated next month. GEORGIANS IN THE Dr.
J. C. Matthews, Professor of History at Mercer University, has been appointed history professor and Chairman of the Social Science Division at the Savannah Branch of the University of Georgia. Frank Corry, has been named Chairman of the Tift County Red Cross Chapter. Leon Dunbar is new Vocational Educational Director for the Waycross area.
WHO GOT THE According to U. S. Census figures, Gordon County has three less goats this year than in 1940. Calhoun citizens, who first greeted this vital inforthere hadn't been enough kidding Gordon mation with the remark, "No kidding?" finally, concluded. port indicates there were 52 of the hollow-horned, cud-chewing mamals in the county in 1940.
Today, Gordon County goat fanciers lament, there are only 49. PET HOG BRINGS RECORD $108.15 Constitution State News Service. TIFTON, Aug. 22-W. M.
Moore, Route 6, Tifton, is proud of a 13-month-old black Poland China hog that weighed 515 pounds and was sold to Armour Company, Tifton, for $108.15. Moore is rather sad at parting with his hog in, spite of the good price it brought, as it was a pet and had been fed only scraps from the farm kitchen. Delta Sigma Pi Pledges 15 at University Constitution State News Service. ATHENS, Aug. 22-The University of Georgia Pi Chapter of Delta Sigma Pi, international professional fraternity in commerce, this week announced the pledging of 15 students of business administration.
The pledges are: Arthur H. Waite, III, Atlanta; Myrtus W. Maffett and Harold E. Nicholes, Decatur; Miles M. Barber, Jr.
and Aubrey B. Hilley, Chattanooga, Olin B. Boyd, East Point; George W. Maddox, Covington; Sidney N. Richardson, Villa Rica; Joseph, R.
Odum, Waverly; Robert E. Ingram, Atlanta; Stuart McGarity, Athens; Wylie P. Davis, Lumber City; Paul J. Plevack, Winthrop, Jack Lomax, Macon, and Robert Rivenbark, Waycross. Pledge training for the group will begin with the opening of fall quarter and initiation will be held in October, Robert W.
Williams, Atlanta, Headmaster of the chapter, announced. Cameras and sports goods are now in demand. Constitution Want Ads will command cash for them. THE WEATHER ATLANTA-One year ago today (Aug. 24, 1945): High 85; low 70.
SUN AND MOON FOR TODAY Sun rises 6:05 a. sets 7:16 p. m. Moon rises 2:19 sets 5:16 p. m.
GEORGIA-Partly cloudy, no change in temperature today and tomorrow, widely scattered thundershowers this afternoon and evening and in extreme south portion tomorrow afternoon. LOCAL WEATHER REPORT (Based on observations at the Municipal Airport). Highest temperature 92 Lowest temperature 66 Mean temperature 79 Rainfall in past 24 hours Rainfall since first of month 1.69 Deficiency since first of month 1.69 Rainfall since Jan. 38.82 Excess since Jan. 4.02 WASHINGTON, Aug.
22-Weather Bureau report of temperature and rainfall for the 24 hours ending at 8 p. m. in the principal cotton-growing areas and elsewhere: Station- High. Low. Prec.
Alpena 63 50 .00 Asheville 84 71 .07 Atlantic City 79 68 .00 Birmingham 59 .00 Boston .00 Buffalo .07 Burlington .00 Chattanooga .00 Chicago .00 Cincinnati .01 Cleveland .03 Dallas .00 Denver 60 .00 Detroit 70 52 .00 Duluth .00 El Paso .00 Fort Worth .00 Galveston .00 Jacksonville 90 .00 Kansas City 85 .00 Key West 91 .14 Knoxville 86 .00 Paul 80 .00 Little Rock 91 .00 Los Angeles .00 Louisville .02 Memphis .00 Meridian 92 .00 Miami 85 .03 Mobile 92 .00 Montgomery 94 .00 New Orleane 90 .00 Norfolk 79 .00 Philadelphia 84 .00 Phoenix 106 .00 Pittsburgh 76 .00 Richmond 82 .00 St. Louis 75 .09 San Antonio 94 .00 Savannah 91 .00 Seattle 86 53 .00 Tampa 92 .05 Vicksburg 90 .00 Washington 65 .00 Wilmington 67 .00 Tolar Elected Mason Head At Annual Meet Constitution State News Service. GAINESVILLE, Aug. 22-S. B.
Tolar, Young Harris, was elected Worshipful Master of the district at the annual meeting of the Ninth District Masonic Convention held in the hall of Gainesville Lodge No. 219. He succeeds 1 E. A. Pate, Grayson.
Other officers chosen are Ben shipful Master; W. Allison, Cleveland, DeputimWer, Dahlonega, Senior Warden; R. Griffith, Jefferson, Junior Warden; N. T. Pirkle, Buford, Senior Deacon; Phil Scott, Toccoa, Junior Deacon; E.
F. Robinson, ville; Senior Steward; Marvin Allison, Lawrenceville, Junior Steward; C. H. Edwards, Cleveland, ChaplainieSam S. Harben, GainesGrand Master J.
Henry Wilkinson, Augusta, delivered the principal address of the day, at the afternoon session. He was introduced by Past Grand Master W. G. Mealor, Gainesville. Other grand officers attending were D.
W. Locklin, Macon, Grand Secretary, and W. J. Penn, Macon, Grand Recorder of Knights Templar. The convention brought one of the largest groups of Masons ever to assemble here, with representatives from 36 lodges.
The new picture of the Masonic Service Association, "To Aid and Assist," was shown in the morning at the Ritz Theater through courtesy of the management. K. B. Spence, 92, Observes Birthday Constitution State News Service. PELHAM, Aug.
22-A number of friends and relatives gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. K. Spence here Tuesday to celebrate the 92nd birthday of Mr.
Spence. that noon traditional dinner birthday was spread cake with and candles. Plates were laid for 12 guests. received gifts and messages of congratulations. Mr.
Spence was born and reared in that part of Thomas County that is now Grady County, and he moved to Pelham in 1900, entering the mercantile business. He is unsually active and mentally alert for one of his age. He has watched Pelham grow from a village of less than 100 populatoin to the thriving city it is today. Mr. Spence and his wife, who is 88, carry on the affairs of their home and celebrated their 69th wedding anniversary last January.
FUNERAL NOTICES WHEELER, Mrs. E. Devereux, died Aug. 21, 1946. Surviving are her daughters, Mrs.
Buren C. Smith, Atlanta; Mrs. Idus T. Gillette, Canutillo, Texas; Mrs. Ira Coleman, Devereux; sons, Mr.
J. H. Wheeler, Atlanta; Mr. H. C.
Wheeler, El Paso, Texas. Funeral services will be held today (Friday), Aug. 23, at 4:30 o'clock at the interment in Crest Lawn Cemetery, Atlanta. The pallbearers will be Mr. C.
W. Bryant, Mr. T. D. Mann, Mr.
J. G. Wheeler, Mr. V. L.
Jacobs, Mr. C. S. Smith, Mr. J.
J. Thomas. Joe Moore Funeral Home, Milledgeville, Ga. BONEY, Edward The friends of Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Boney, and Mrs. W. F. Worsham, and Mrs. C.
C. Worsham, Mr. and Mrs. R. M.
Samples, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Sexton, Mr.
and Mrs. J. A. Fields, Mr. and Mrs.
C. L. Chitwood and Miss Norma Wade are invited to attend the funeral of Mrs. Edward Boney this (Friday) afternoon at 3 o'clock at the chapel of J. Austin Dillon Co.
Interment, Sardis Methodist churchyard. The following men will please serve as pallbearers and assemble at the chapel: Clyde C. Hooper, Vandy Howell, W. E. Sexton, Tom Shutley, W.
G. Cassity and Sammie Williams. (Charleston, S. and Jacksonville, papers please copy.) LODGE NOTICES A Stated Business Session of Yaarab Temple, A.A.O.N.M.S.. will be held this (Friday) evening.
August 23, 1946, at ATLANTA Street, Yaarab at Hall, 7:30 o'clock. Peachtree The purpose of the meeting is to receive and ballot on petitions and to act on such other business as might come before it. Meeting to be followed by entertainfeatures and refreshments. All members and visiting Nobles are invitattend. ABIT NIX, Potentate.
Attest: FRANK A. CUNDELL, Recorder. The regular convocation of Lakewood Chapter No. 27, R. A.
will be held in the chapter room at boro Road, S. at 8 o'clock p. m. The Mark Master, Past Master and Most Excellent Degrees will be confetred. All duly qualified Companions cordially invited to attend.
J. N. CHICK, H. P. W.
H. MURDEN, Sec. There will be a called communication of Kirkwood Lodge No. 548, F. A.
on this (Friday) evening at 7:30 p. m. in Kirkwood Masonic Hall. The M. M.
Degree will be conferred by members of the Fellowcraft Club. Members urged to be present, qualified brethren are cordially invited to meet with us. By order of CLINTON COX, W. M. H.
E. SISSON, Sec. A called communication of E. A. Minor Lodge No.
603. F. A. will be held in the Lodge Hall, corner Flat Shoals and Glenwood this (Friday), Aug. 23, commencing promptly at p.
for the purpose of conferring the E. A. degree. Visiting brethren cordially invited to meet with us. By order of T.
A. WEST, W. M. E. J.
STRIPLIN, Sec'y. The regular communication of Piedmont Lodge No. 447, F. A. will be held in the Masonic Temple this (Friday) evening, Aug.
23rd, at 7:30 o'clock. The degree of Master Mason will be conferred. All Masons cordially invited. By order of RAYMOND V. GUYTON, W.
M. BARTIS E. GOODMAN, Sec'y. A called communication of Center Hill Lodge No. 686, F.
A. will be held in the Lodge Hall, 2480 Bankhead Highway, N. this (Friday) evening, Aug. 23, at 7 o'clock. The junior warden, Brother W.
H. Zuber, will confer the Entered Apprentice degree. Members are urged to attend. Visiting brethren are cordially and fraternally invited to COY meet E. with JONES, us.
By W. order of JACK L. CAMP, Sec'y. The regular communication of LeRoy Duncan Lodge No. 262, F.
A. will be held in its lodge room (Howell Mill Road-Belle Meade Ave.) this (Friday) evening, Aug. 23, 1946, at 8 o'clock. The Fellowcraft degree will be conferred by the senior warden, Brother M. P.
Black. All members of the lodge are requested to be present. Important business to be transacted. Duly qualified brethren are cordially and fraternally invited to meet with us. By order of W.
H. BELL, W. M. J. R.
BRANDON, Sec'y. Mrs. T.L. Cunard Dies, Services Tomorrow Mrs. Theodore L.
Cunard, 41, of 531 North Highland N. died Wednesday night at her residence following a short illness. Funeral services will be held at 11 a. m. tomorrow at the chapel of Harry G.
Poole with the Rev. Gresham officiating. Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery. Mrs. Cunard, a native of Fulton County, was the former Miss Elizabeth Carolyn Gober.
Survivors are her husband, a daughter, Miss Betty Jeanne Cunard; a son, T. L. Cunard, and five sisters, J. W. Carpenter, of Atlanta; Mrs.
R. N. Wingate, of Salisbury, Mrs. Frank Hanes, of Mobile, Mrs. F.
G. Almon, of Pensacola, and Miss Cecil Gober, of Lakeland, Fla. FUNERAL NOTICES TALLEY, Miss Rose Douglasdied from injuries received in an automobile accident at New Bern, C. She is survived by mother, Mrs. Rose Bishop Talley, Talley and two brothers, Mr.
T. P. and Mr. Jimmy Talley, Smyrna. Funeral arrangements will be announced later by Mayes Ward funeral directors, 408 Church Marietta, Ga.
CONWAY- The friends and relatives of Dr. and Mrs. W. S. Conway, Mrs.
Annie Tanner, Springfield, Mr. J. V. Richards, Nashville, Mr. W.
W. McFarlane, Los Angeles, are invited to attend the funeral of Mrs. W. S. Conway Friday, Aug.
23, 1946, at 4:30 o'clock, Hill, Dr. Pierce Harris officiating. Interment West View. The pallbearers, will A. O.
be: Wilhoit, Fred. Eber- Vincent Carmichael, Mr. Roy Gentry, Mr. Walter Stoy, Mr. Speer, Mabry, Mr.
Press Huddleston. M. Patterson Son. MILLIGAN, Mr. William Harry- The funeral services for Mr.
William Harry Milligan will be held Friday, Aug. 23, 1946, at 5 p. m. from the Redan Baptist Church, the Rev. J.
L. King and the Rev. Z. B. Hawk officiating.
He is survived by his wife; five sons, Mr. William Howard Milligan, Covington, Mr. David Lee Milligan, Redan, Mr. Roy T. Milligan and Mr.
Jessie Dean Milligan, Nahant, Mr. Boyd Milligan, Scottdale, brother, Mr. James Barton Milligan, Lithonia, two sisters, Mrs. Lillian Bryant, Redan, Mrs. Zadie Hammond, of Lithonia, Ga.
The body will lie in state at the church from 4:30 until 5 p. m. Interment, Redan Cemetery. Mann's Funeral Home, Lithonia, Ga. COVINGTON -The friends and relatives of Dr.
and Mrs. James Felton Covington, East Point, Miss Obriene Covington, Miss Erliene Covington, Miss Geraldine Covington, Birmingham, Mr. and Mrs. Yarbrough, Birmingham; J. F.
Covington, MiC. Emma Massey, Birmingham; Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Covington, Ball Ground, Mr. H.
C. Yarbrough, are invited to attend the funeral of Dr. James: Aug. 23. 1946, at 11:30 o'clock, at Felton Covington, in Friday, Spring Hill.
Dr. Robert W. Burns and Dr. Paul A. Meigs will officiate.
Interment Crest Lawn. The pallbearers will be Mr. J. Mason Williams, Mr. E.
L. Almond, Mr. Troy Preston, Booth Williams, Mr. J. G.
Johnson, Mr. H. S. Dumas. H.
M. Patterson Son. In Memoriam In loving memory of our husband and father, George R. Hendrick, who was accidentally killed two years ago today, Aug. 23, 1944.
We're ever thinking of you And the tragic way you died: To think could not say good-by Before you closed your eyes. No one knows our longing, No one sees us weep; We shed our tears with aching hearts With only memories to keep. MRS. RUBY HENDRICK, HOWELL and GARY. CHARLES GAVAN MONUMENTS HE.
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3216 (COLORED.) DRAIN, Little Eva Bell- of 597 Whitehall passed local hospital. Funeral announced later. Hanley Co. EVANS, Uncle George- near Marietta, passed recently. Funeral announcements later.
Hanley Marietta. DANIEL, Mr. Cleveland- Funeral today (Friday) at 10:30 a. m. at our chapel.
Intermenty. Welcome Grove Cemetery. Green's Funeral Home. BOLDON, Mr. Joe- of 466 Lambert N.
passed away at a local hospital recently. Funeral will be announced later. Hanley's Ashby Street Funeral Home. ANDERSON, Mr. 98 Brown South Atlanta, husband of Mrs.
Mattie Anderson, passed away Aug. 22. Funeral announced later. Haugabrooks Funeral Home. BEEKS, Mrs.
Agnes- -The friends and relatives of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hammond, ence Hammond, of Washington, D. Mr. John L.
Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. James O. Slade, Mr. John F.
Johnson, of Washington, D. M-Sgt. and Mrs. Sydney L. Johnson, of Columbus, Ohio; Mr.
Clarence Johnson and Miss Lois Johnson are invited to attend the funeral of Mrs. Agnes Beeks tomorrow (Saturday) Aug. 24, at 2 p. from our Auburn Ave. Chapel.
The remains will lie in state at the Chapel until the hour of the funeral. Interment Lincoln Cemetery. Cox Bros. Card of Thanks We wish to thank our friends for their kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of Mrs. Pearl Carmichael, wife and mother.
We especially thank Mr. and Mrs. Y. L. Davenport.
MR. LEON CARMICHAEL, MRS. ELSIE L. PITTMAN, MR. CHARLES C.
SIMS. FUNERAL NOTICES of the Westminster Presbyterian conclude his ministry in Atlanta Wood, who served as President of recent war, will leave soon for Johnassume the duties of pastor at the 1. Hope for, the 8 p. "Are You Insured?" INMAN PARK -Rev. L.
B. Jones, Pastor. 11 a. m. m.
STEWART AVENUE--Harry Lee Smith, Pastor. 11 a. "It Is for You;" 8 p. worship. ST.
PAUL-Rev. E. C. Wilson, Pastor. 11 "The Business Woman." 8 "Following Jesus." GLENN MEMORIAL-Dr.
Edward G. Mackay, Pastor, 11 a. m. 7:30 p. Bishop Francis J.
McConnell. Pastor. KIRKWOOD 11 a. -Rev. Henry "The T.
Secret Smith, Strength;" 8 p. "Building a Life." WARREN CANDLER Paul Gunnells, Pastor. Preaching. 11 a. 8 p.
MARY BRANAN, Sylvan Hills- William L. Brackman, Pastor. 11 a. "That Second Work of 8 p. Evangelistic.
McKENDREE J. Douglas Swagerty, Minister. 11 a. "The Forgotten 8 p. "Missing the Mark." CATHEDRAL OF ST.
Rev. Raimundo de Ovies, Holy Communion, 8 a. Church School, a. Morning prayer and sermon, 11 a. m.
HOLY TRINITY-11 a. m. Rev. Harry Tisdale. Rector.
CHURCH OF THE INCARNATION-8 a. Holy Communion; 11 a. m. choral celebration of Holy Communion and meditation. C.
L. Alligood, Rector. ST. JOHN'S (College Park)- -The Rev. S.
M. Hopson, Rector. Church School at 9:45 a. morning prayer and sermon at 11 a. m.
ST. a. adult Bible Class; 11 a. morning prayer and sermon. ALL SAINTS-Matthew M.
Warren, Rector. 8:30 a. Holy Communion; 11 a. morning prayer and sermon by Mr. Robert L.
Green, assistant to the Rector. ST. LUKE'S-Rev. J. Milton Richardson, Rector; Rev.
W. Armistead Boardman, Assistant Rector, 9 a. Holy Communton; 10:45 a. Sunday School; 11 a. morning prayer and sermon.
CHURCH OF GOD HEMPHILL M. Phillips, PasRIVERSIDE: 7:30 p. W. Godwin, Pastor. 11 a.
7:30 p. m. SOUTH D. Carter, Pastor. 11 B.
7:30 m. GRANT PARK-Mrs. Maude Largin, 7:30 m. AVONDALE H. Miles, Pastor.
11 a. 7:30 p. m. NORTH SIDE (Marvin J. Williams.
11 a. 7:30 J. Watkins, Pastor. 3 ATLANTA -H. G.
McClain, Pas- EPISCOPAL p. m. SALVATION ARMY TEMPLE CORPS (54 Ellis N. 11 a. farewell service for Capt.
and Mrs. Elmer L. Capp: 7:45 p. "The Wealth of the Christian" Capt. Elmer L.
Capp. FULTON CORPS (164 Carroll -11 a. m. and 7:45 p. Capt.
Robert Birney, speaker. BELLWOOD CORPS (779 Bankhead N. a. Capt. Elbert Steadham, speaker; 7:45 a.
Adjt. Robert Bott, speaker. LAKEWOOD CORPS (Richmond and Whatley a. farwell service for Capt. Nellie Potts and Lt.
Edna Bowden. 7:45 p. salvation meeting. CHURCH OF NAZARENE FIRST -Kendall S. White, Pastor.
10:45 a. 8 p. m. EAST C. Kennedy, Pastor.
11 a. 8 p. m. DECATUR-Frazier Hanco*ck, Pastor. "The Pure in Heart," 10:45 a.
"The Wonderful Christ," 8 p. m. RIVERSIDE-I. U. Dewberry, Pastor.
11 a. 8 p. m. MORMON CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF TER DAY SAINTS -Elder A. T.
Crocker, branch president. Services, 10 6:30 p. m. EAST POINT (Whiteway at East Point Ave.) James M. Gibson, Branch President.
Services, 10 a. 11:30 a. m. LIBERAL CATHOLIC. THE CHURCH OF ST.
MICHAEL THE ARCHANGEL Peachtree N. second floor) -Rev. E. V. Harkness, Rector.
10:45 a. Holy Eucharist, missa cantata and sermon, "The Offering of Devotion." BAPTIST THE TABERNACLE Dr. Paul E. James, Cox, speaker; 7:45 p. Dr.
R. A. Pastor. 10:50 a. Rev.
Sidney Forrest, speaker. INMAN YARDS -Pastor, Rev. E. Peek. Home-coming services from 11 a.m.
to 4 p. m. BETHEL-Rev. William L. Ross, Pastor.
Services, 11 a. 8 p. m. OAKHURST-Lewie Harrison Miller, Minister. 10:50 a.
8 p. Rev. David C. Jenkins, speaker. CALVARY -Rev.
S. V. Fields, Pastor. Services, TEMPLE- 11 a. -Rev.
7:30 George p. m. N. McLarty, Pastor. 11 a.
"Some Questions for Christians Worth More than $64:" 7:30 p. "The Devil's Triplets." CENTER HILL-A. C. Marshall, Pastor. Services, 11 a.
HILL- 8 11 a. WELCOME -Services, 7:30 p. m. Rev. Sewell, Pastor.
EAST SIDE TABERNACLE Rev. Guy Rainwaters, Pastor. Services, 11 a. 7:30 p. m.
Pastor. 11 a. "Back to Bethel;" 8 KIRKWOOD-Dr. W. Herschel Ford, Makes." "The Difference That Christ PARK AVENUE--L.
E. Smith, Pastor, Services, a. p. CAPITOL AVENUE -Marshall Nelms, Minister. CENTRAL--John 11 a.
8 p. Mitchell, Pastor. 10:50 a. "What It Takes:" 8, P. "A Great Sinner Gloriously CALVARY MEMORIAL- -W.
L. Wynn, Pastor. 11 a. "The Supreme Importance of Doing the Will of God;" 8 p. "Lord, to Whom Shall We Go?" MORELAND AVENUE-Rev.
W. Bertram King. Pastor. 11 a. "Christ With a Persecutor and Blasphemer;" 8 p.
"Talking About You." TUCKER--L. Earle Fuller, Pastor. Rev. W. H.
Barrett speaks at 11 a. m. on "Where Do You Belong?" 8 p. "The Master's CLEVELAND AVENUE -Rev. Ernest H.
Abernathy, Pastor. Services, 11 a. 7:45 p. m. FIRST (Hapeville) E.
Barron, Pastor. 11 a. "Grace 8 p. Search for God." PEACHTREE M. Jones, Minister.
11 a. "Unfinished 8 p. "The WOODLAND HILLS--Dr. C. M.
Savage, Pastor. 11 a. "Taking Christ 8 p. "The Jew, Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow." CAPITOL -W. Lee Cutts, Pastor.
11 a. 8 p. Rev. Lawrence Thibodeaux speaks. SECOND-PONCE DE LEON-Dr.
Monroe F. Swilley, Pastor. 11 a. 8 p. m.
Dr. William H. Poteat speaks. NORTH DECATUR ROAD -Rev. W.
H. Heard, guest minister. 11 a. "The of 8 p. "Why Pray?" GRANT PARK -Rev.
E. M. Altman, Pastor. 11 a. "A Soul's 8 "Crime, the Cause, the HILLSIDE W.
R. Whaley, Pastor. 11 a. "Pay Day Some 8 p. "Revival Meeting." FIRST (College Park), James L.
Baggott, Pastor. 11 a. "The Joy of Being a 8 "The Light of Our Christian FIRST--James W. Middleton, Pastor. Services, 10:55 a.
8 p. m. Guest minister. Dr. A.
Warren Huyck. BROWN MEMORIAL Paul Barnes, Pastor. Services, 11 a. 8 p. MORNINGSIDE James P.
Wesberry, Pastor. 11 a. "Sin's Pay 8 p. "The Wisdom of the HILLS -Louie D. Newton, Minister.
11 a. "To Seek and to Save That Which Was 8 -p. Dr. J. C.
Wilkinson, President Georgia Baptist Convention. WEST END--Rev. L. Waldrop, Minister. 11 A.
8 p. Dr. M. A. Cooper, speaker.
WHITEFOORD AVENUE- L. King. Pastor. 11 a. message by the Pastor; 8 Rev.
Aaron Spinks, speaker. JEFFERSON AVENUE--Paul A. Meigs, Pastor. 11 a. "Abounding in 8 p.
"The Marks of the Cross." EAST POINT-Dr. W. A. Duncan, Pastor. Worship, 11 a.
8:15 p. m. OTHERS BARTH MEMORIAL Mrs. Paul T. Barth and R.
L. Echols, Pastors. Services at Beulah Heights Camp Grounds. UNITY CENTER (Biltmore Hotel)Kathryn Boyce, Minister. 11 a.
"In His Name." socal service by J. T. Pittman, organist, IN Mu5 AL-Rev. LAKEWOOD F. L.
"The Tower of Babel and the Call of Abram;" 8 p. "The Church of Brotherly Love and the Open Door." PENTECOSTAL Rev. G. H. Lewis, Pastor.
Services 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. AM SANCTUARY-Monday 7:30 p.
m. FOSSETT, Mrs. Sally NewellFuneral services for Mrs. Sally Newell Fossett, of Concord, will be held this (Friday) morning at 11 o'clock at Concord Methodist Church. Rev.
A. W. Williams will officiate. Interment, Fossett family cemetery. Haisten funeral directors, Griffin, Ga.
COMPTON, Col. Goodwin- Clearwater Beach, died Aug. 22, 1946. Surviving are his wife; daughter, Mrs. Herbert E.
Washer, Clearwater; sisters, Mrs. R. L. Goyer, Mont Eagle, Mrs. Kate C.
Snowden, St. Louis, Mo. The remains were taken to Ar. lington National Cemetery for funeral and interment. H.
M. Patterson Son. SLATON, Mr. S. The friends relatives Mr.
and Mrs. and. Slaton, of Madras, Mr. and Mrs. J.
S. Carden, Mrs. W. H. Holt, Mrs.
Cummie Lyons, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Slaton, of Newnan, are invited to attend the funeral of Mr.
S. U. Slaton this (Friday) morning at 11 o'clock at Hopewell Methodist Church. Rev. Julian Thompson and Rev.
Fabon Brown will officiate. Interment, churchyard. The following pallbearers will meet at the funeral of Bishop Poe at 10:15 o'clock: Mr. Sir. J.
Jack Lyons, Carden, Mr. Mr. Ernest W. H. Slaton, Holt, Mr.
Earnie Slaton and Mr. Gaines Slaton. CUNARD, Mrs. Theadore change of time.) The tives and friends of Mr. and Mrs.
Theadore L. Cunard, Miss Betty Jean Cunard, Mr. Theadore Cundard, Mr. and Mrs. J.
W. Carpenter, Mr. and Mrs. R. N.
Wingate, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hanes, Mr. and Mrs. F.
G. Almon and Miss Cecil Gober are invited to attend the funeral of Mrs. Theadore L. Cunard, Saturday, Aug. 24, 1946, at 11 o'clock at the chapel of Harry G.
Poole. Interment Greenwood. Pallbearers will be Mr. Ralph Edwards, Mr. B.
C. Cook, Capt. Johnny Carpenter, Mr. Johnnie Carpenter, Mr. Marvin McDaniel, Mr.
Bob Starr, WIGINGTON, Mrs. Mary Eliza. beth-Friends and relatives of Mr. and Mrs. J.
A. Wigington, Miss Georgia Wigington, Smyrna; Mr. and Mrs. John W. Wigington, Jasper: Mr.
and Mrs. Sherman Wigington, Smyrna; Mr. and Mrs. George B. Wigington, Smyrna; Mr.
Elias Gaddis, Dalton; three granddaughters and three grandsons are invited to attend the funeral of Mrs. J. A. (Mary Elizabeth) Wigington this (Friday) afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Philadelphia Baptist Church, Pickens County, Rev. Walter Gaddis, Rev.
Hiram Gayton and Rev. Roy Lawler officiating. Interment in the churchyard cemetery. Gentlemen selected to serve as pallbearers will please meet at the residence of Mr. and Sherman L.
Wigington, near Smyrna, at 11:15 a. m. Albert M. Dobbins, funeral director, Marietta, Ga. of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Young, YOUNG, Mrs. Frank The friends Mr. and Mrs. Ed Itson, Mr.
and Mrs. E. E. Itson, of Miami, Mr. and Mrs.
W. E. Young. Mr. and Mrs.
V. C. Vernon, of Foley, Mr. E. Vernon, Mr.
and Mrs. George Vernon, of Summerville, Mr. and Mrs. A. Itson and 10 grandchildren are vited to attend the funeral of Frank Young tomorrow day) afternoon at 4 o'clock at The Rock Baptist Church.
Rev. J. H. Lawson will officiate. Interment, churchyard.
The following gentlemen will please serve as pallbear. ers and meet residence at 3:45: Messrs. Brache L. Woods, B. J.
Martin, L. B. Morgan, Hubert Jernegan, Eugene Henderson and Howard Ray. The funeral party will leave the residence, 424 Hood S. at 3 p.
m. J. Austin Dillon funeral directors. Monuments EASTERN MEMORIAL MARBLE 1097 Memorial S. E.
Monuments of character. See our display or call WA. 7473. J. P.
Darby. MONUMENTS in stock and made cial. Quick delivery and low prices. Piedmont Monument 2139 Piedmont Matthews Gets U. Branch Post 11 ing by 11 the 11 at tor.
tor. J. of 8 8 Constitution State News Service. ATHENS, Aug. 22-Dr.
J. C. Matthews. professor of history at Mercer University, has resigned his position there and has been appointed professor of history and chairman of the Social Science Divion at the Savannah Branch, University of Georgia, Dr. Glenn W.
Sutton, Director, announced Thursday. The appointment will be effective Sept. 1. Dr. Matthews attended Davidson College, where he received his A.
B. degree with honors in 1931. In 1932, he received his M. A. degree from the University of Virginia and his Ph.
D. from the same institution in 1939. He commenced his teaching career as an instructor history at the University of Virginia in 1934 and from 1934 to 1943, was professor of history and political science at Stephens College, Missouri. In 1943, Matthews was elevated to the rank of associate professor, and in 1944, he became a full professor. While at Mercer, Matthews was acting dean of the college and was chairman of the Committee on Graduate Studies until his recent resignation.
Runaway Girls Juvenile Problem MACON, Aug. 22-The national headache young runaway girls is definitely a Bibb County problem, too, records in Bibb County Juvenile Court showed this week. The leading offense against white girls brought into court, said P. H. Haverfield, probation officer, is that of running away from home.
Haverfield cited figures from a semi report just completed by the Court, stating that during the first six months of 1946, 33 white boys made an appearance in juvenile court and that 19 white girls had hearings. The leading offense among the 33 white boys was stealing. Theft also was the leading factor which brought 112 Negro boys under the jurisdiction of the Court, while carelessness and mischief were principal offenses committed by the 79 Negro girls arraigned. Haverfield commented that in more than half of the 40 white neglect cases investigated by the Court, it was the mother who did the neglecting. The father was the neglecter in most of the 43 cases of this type among Negroes.
MORTUARY IVY FRANK FERGUSON The body of Ivy Frank Ferguson, 62, of 537 Seminole N. who died Wednesday, will be taken to Dyersburg, for funeral services and burial. MRS. W. S.
CONWAY Funeral services for Mrs. W. S. Conway, of Brunswick, former resident of Atlanta, who died Wednesday, will be held at 4:30 p. m.
today at Spring Hill. Burial will be in West View cemetery. MRS. ZONIE ANN YOUNG Funeral services for Mrs. Zonie Ann Young, 67, of 424 Hood S.
who died Wednesday, will be held at 4 p. m. tomorrow in the Lowry Town Baptist Church on Bolton Rd. The Rev. J.
H. Lawson will officiate. Burial will be in Mason's Methodist Churchyard. DR. JAMES FELTON COVINGTON Funeral services for Dr.
James Felton Covington, of 614 Jefferson East Point, who died Wednesday at his residence, will be held at 11:30 a. m. today at Spring Hill with the Rev. Dr. Robert W.
Burns and the Rev. Dr. Paul A. Meigs officiating. Burial will be in Crest Lawn Cemetery.
LEGAL NOTICE I will not be responsible for debts made by anyone other than myself. JOHN HENRY RIDDLE. 1019 Oglethorpe S. W. NOTICE TO.
PRINTERS AND CARBON SNAP SET MFRS. Sealed bids will be received at the office of Supervisor of Purchases, State of Georgia, 142 State Capitol, Atlanta, Georgia, until 2:30 P. Sept. 3, 1946. for the manufacture and delivery of snap carbon sets for the Motor Vehicle License Unit of the Department of Revenue.
Specifications for which may be obtained from the office of the undersigned. W. N. PATE Supervisor of Purchases Road. Acknowledgment Cards Engraved Promptly- Sent.
J. P. STEVENS ENGRAVING CO. WAlnut 6870 110 Peachtrea St Sold by All Funeral Directors Asphalt for Waterproofing Concrete for Strength Guarantee Insured by Aetna Insurance Company Wilbert, BURIAL VAULT (COLORED.) THOMLIN, Mr. John- of Meldon died recently.
Funeral announcements later. Co. JOHNSTON, Mrs. Mary the mother of Mrs. Hattie Mae Hunter and Mrs.
Mary Stokes, died at the residence, 699 Neal N. 1946. Funeral announced later. Sellers Bros. EVANS, Mrs.
Lizzie- The friends and relatives of Mrs. Evans, the mother of Mrs. Pauline Ragland and family, of Stockbridge, Mr. and Mrs. W.
T. Evans, of Atlanta; the sister of Mrs. ra Guyton and family, Mrs. Mary B. Harris and family, Mr.
and Mrs. G. W. Evans and Mrs. Lottie White and family are invited to attend her funeral tomorrow (Saturday) at 2 p.
m. at Red Oak Methodist Church, Stockbridge, Rev. Wilson and others ciating. The remains will lie in state at the residence, Stockbridge, from 5 p. m.
today until the hour of the funeral. Interment, churchyard. Cox Bros. BRYANT, Mrs. S.
The friends and relatives of Rev. S. M. Bry. ant, Cartersville, daughter, Albert Simon, and husband; Mrs.
Ruby Smith, sister; Mr. Lay. Jones, brother; Mrs. Walton, niece, Dayton, Ohio; Mrs. W.
Q. "Welch, sister; Prof. ford B. Welch, of Willington, N. Mrs.
Louella Ware, Mrs. Vivian Smith, of East Point, are invited to attend the funeral of Mrs. Bryant tomorrow (Saturday), Aug. 24, at Mt. Zion Baptist Church, Cartersville, at 12 noon.
The body will lie in state at the church from 9 a. m. until funeral hour. Rev. M.
L. King, of Atlanta, will officiate, assisted by others. Interment, College Park Cemetery. Knight Funeral Home, Cartersville, Ga..
