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G. G. G. G. Health Board Okay Required Sewer System Development The Lowndes County Health Department has been notified by Federal Housing Authority that approval of the department must obtained for the development of any building site in the county in which an individual sewerage system is planned.
The purpose of this requirement on" site approval, is. to provide proper notification tone health department by owner or contractor so adequtae review of the site can be had before expenditures have been made on unsuitable lots. It also is designed make possible consultation service from the health department In locating the sewerage system in the area most suited for this purpose. This latest requirement has been added due to rapid development of additional housing projects in various areas throughout Georgia and the failure of the developer or owner to submit plans for development to the 1o- Sal health department for ape proval before construction is begun. It also is noted that numerous individual sewage and water sysand improvements to existing.
systems are still being in-stalled by contractors and plumbers and owners without first ob- Phone DOSTA 1797 LAST TIMES SUSAN DAN HAYWARD DAILEY. 1 Can Get it for You Wholesale GEORGE SANDERS PLUS NEWS and CARTOON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ROY ROGERS 'IN OLD AMARILLO' with PENNY EDWARDS- PINKY LEE PLUS CARTOON AND FINAL CHAPTER OF MYSTERIOUS ISLAND. Forrest Drive- In PHONE 1278 Open 6:45 P. M. Show: 7:15 TONIGHT ONLY A STOP- QUEST OF POWERI INSIDE STRAIGHT DAVID BRIAN ARLENE DAL BARRY MERCEDES SULLIVAN: PAULA RAYMOND M-G-M PICTURE Bargain Night, Tonight taining a permit from the health department.
This is required by a local ordinance adopted 1 1949, It will be the health department's duty to require any sewage -or water system inadequately installed to be replaced immedi-atives ately with an aproved system under the department's supervision. Mrs. Wadley, Native of Valdosta, Dies Mrs. J. E.
Wadley, 85, a member of a pioneer Valdosta family died this morning at the home of her sister, Miss Minnie Lane, 708 Oak street. Besides the sister, she is survived by a brother, Remer Y. Lane of Dothan, 9 and a number of nieces and nephews, Funeral services will be held at 11 a. m. tomorrow at the McGowan Funeral Home with burial in Sunset Hill.
Prior to her marriage to the late John E. Wadley, she was Miss Henrietta Lane. She was born and raised in Valdosta, but after her marriage spent the greater part of her life elsewhere. After the death of Mr. Wadley in 1939, she made her home with her sister here.
She was a member of Christ Episcopal Church. Prior to the final illness she was active in church affairs. Newsy Notes From Campus Of College A plea for lasting peace based upon international understanding keynoted an address by Dean Ed Whisonat of Emory-atValdosta Wednesday at assembly exercises at Valdosta State College. "No lasting peace can achieved until we remove the basic causes for war," he said. "These fundamental causes," he added, "are social misunderstanding and economic imperialism." "If we do not combine the two worlds existing today into one world, he concluded, we will have no world." Final day for registration at one-act plays in the district meet held at the Tifon High School.
college for the spring quarter is Friday, according to Mrs. William Thomas, registrar. Classes began Tuesday after regular registration held Monday. Pres. J.
Ralph Thaxton has returned from Athens where he attended a clinic on school buildings held in connection with the building program under the Georgia Public Building Authority. He accompanied by Supt. W. G. was and Ramon Griffin, treaNunn of the Valdosta Board of surer Education and others.
Miss Sarah Weems and William M. Gabard went to Tifton Tuesnight where they judged the day Burial Rites Held Here For Richmond Burial rites Richmond, who died in Jacksonville, Monday, were held at 3 p. m. yesterday in Sunset Hill with the of Herbert L. Laws, pastor Rev.
the First Presbyterian Church, officiating. Funeral services were held yesin Jacksonville at 11 a. m. terday Funeral Home Carson McLane was in charge of arrangements. THE CLASSIFIED ADM READ RITZ NOW PLAYING WARNER CARY GRANT FOR BETSY DRAKE ONE MORE SCREEN PLAY ROSE BLANKE AND MELVILLE NORMAN SHAVELSON MAX MUSIC STEINER PRODUCED IN HENRY DIRECTED BY Starts Tomorrow The strange story behind history's unforgettable.
LAST STANDI LITTLE BIG LLOYD JOHN MARIE A ROBERT L. LIPPERT Presentation HORN BRIDGES IRELAND WINDSOR BAND. ALSO "BEE AT THE ADDED: MILT BRITTON AND BEACH." CARTOON AND NEWS Police Alerted For Auto Thieves In This Area Police in Georgia and Florida have been alerted for car thieves who apparently go in for "wholesale" thefts. Sheriff J. R.
Nix of Berrien county said two cars were stolen in Nashville last night and three were prepared for removal when owners detected direct wiring to ignition. The two stolen cars were listed light blue 1950 Chevrolet bearing a. 1952 Georgia license tag number E-X 96948 and a 1950 blue Ford Tudor bearing 1952 Georgia plate number E-X 39762. Sheriff Nix said the thieves apparently had planned to return for the other three cars but the owners reached them first. Oettmeier Speaks at Forest Meet CHATTANOOGA-(P)- Forestry officials and conservationists from 15 Southern states gathered here today for the annual conference of the Forest Farmers Association.
The two-day meeting will have duel theme of "Progress in the Utilization of Wood Waste" and All Landowners I Should Know About Timberland Taxation." President W. M. Ottmeier of Valdosta, said the 11-yearold association is the official voice of timberland owners in the South. It members, represents owing approximately 13,000,000 aores of forestland. Sessions were to get under way this afternoon with welcoming speeches from Mayor P.
R. Olglati of Chattanooga and Tennessee Commissioner of Conservation C. P. Swan. The conference will end following banquet tomorrow night.
Tom Wallace, editor emeritus of the Louisville, Times, will be the banquet speaker. CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our sincere thanks to the many friends who were so kind and sonsiderate during our bereavement at the loss of our loved one. We pray that God will richly reward each of you. Family of P.F.C. Samuel K.
Carter, Rt. 3, Valdosta, Ga. The planet uranus is a mean. distance of 1,785,800,000 miles away from the sun. Mrs.
Jennie Webb, Aunt, Dies Near Hahira HAHIRA Mrs. Jennte Webb, 83, died at her home near Hahira late last night after a sudden attack. She was born and reared one mile east of Hahira and lived in the Shiloh section for the past 50 years. Mrs. Weble was, before her marriage, Jennie Jones.
Her husband was the late Eli Webb, known as Big Ell. She raised all her family in the Shiloh section where they were prominent in agriculture circles, Mrs. Webb is survived by five daughters, Mrs. James Hall, Mrs. Pruella Childress, Mrs.
'L. L. Fields, Mrs. J. Wood, of Hahira; and Mrs.
Bessie Nichols, Ousley; four sons, Ezra Webb, Steinhatchee, B. H. Webb and A. C. Webb, Hahira; Genone Webb, Ousley: 29 grandchildren and 21 great-grandchildren.
She was the aunt of Turner Jones and Mrs. c. L. Patterson, Valdosta. p.
m. rom tomorrow at tha Funeral services will be at Shiloh Methodist Church. The body will remain at the Martin Funeral Home in Hahira until the hour of the service. W. H.
Pittman, Quitman, Dies In Accident QUITMAN-W. H. Pittman, 79, was killed instantly here Wednesday witen he was struck by a truck near his home on the Valdosta highway. Mr. Pittman, who was returning from town on his motor bike and traveling east, made a turn into his driveway.
As he made the turn a truck, driven by J. A. Parramore of Coolidge, hit him. Sheriff R. W.
Jones and state patrolmen investigated the accident and absolved the truok driver of blame. Mr. Pittman and his wife had lived here for the past four years, moving here from Pavo. He was a member of the Methodist and he and Mrs. Pittman celebrated their golden wedding anniversary two months ago.
He is survived by his wife and two sons and two daughters: Mrs. Herschel Vandiver of Quitman, Mrs. W. H. Hubbard of Cordele, Robert Pittman of Coolidge and Charnye Pittman of Boston.
Funeral arrangements are incomplete pending the arrival of relatives. The Valdosta Times, Mar. 27, 1952-Page 5 Dave Bland, 86, Is Honored On His Birthday Dave Bland was honored Sunday with a surprise birthday dinner at his home near He is 86 years old. Members of his family and relwere present to celebrate. the aniversary, A cake, made by his granddaughter, Miss Alveda Bland, held 86 candles.
The grandchildren sang "Happy Birthday" and pictures were a taken of Bland, with members of his family, Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Bland, Miss Gladys Bland, Bland, Mr.
Collice and Mrs. Bland, J. V. McCall, Hiram a Mrs. Alex Deas, Santa and Earlish Deas, Mrs.
W. W. Wood, Mrs. J. D.
Swilley, Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Bland and son, Mrs.
Edeth Bland. Mr. and Mrs. W. D.
Herring and son Donald, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Culbreth, Mr. and Mrs. Lamar Culbreth and daughter Ella, Mr.
and Mrs. W. H. Sowell, Mr. and Mrs.
Reuben Bland, Alveda Bland, Myrna Bland, Charles Bland, Raymond Bland. Miss Crystal Bennett, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Taylor and daughter Theresa Jane, Mrs. Minnie McElvain, Betty McElvain, Mr.
and Mrs. Tim Bland, Montene Bland, Milbry Bland, Erwin Bland, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Selph, Joel and H. S.
Selph, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bland, Claiborne Bland and Mr.
and Mrs. W. R. Havener. Austria Music Group Is Set For Show Here Performers of the Third Goodwill Tour of Austrian Students and Teachers will present their musical show, "Greetings from Vienna" Tuesday, April 1, at Valdosta High School auditorium.
The Lions Club is sponsor. Tickets are on sale at State College or they may be purchased from any Lions Club member. Prices have been set. at $1 for adults and 50 cents for children. The group of students and teachers who perform the show are on leave from Austrian universities and schools to present a musical show of gay Austrian melodies, folk dances and yodeling.
The show revolves around the plot of an inn-keeper in a small Alpine village and his attempt to woo his new young waltress. The plot is complicated only by the intrusion of the Austrian counterpart of the American traveling salesman--in this case a roving cattle dealer. Several beautiful young tourists from Vienna add a sophisticated Viennse touch to the rustic scene. The show has been designed by Dr. Susanne Polsterer, a brilliant Viennese actress and young scholar, who is the group leader, mistress of ceremonies and leading lady all in one.
VHS Lists Honor Roster For 6 Weeks The Valdosta High School honor roll for the fourth six weeks includes the following students: Arnulf Bettin, Charles Finney, Ursula Goodson, Charlie Hill, Howard Pollard, Maynelle Randolph, Frances Garbutt, Morris, Emily Jobe, Don Royal, Persis Clarke, James Elrod, Har old Gulliver, Harry Lindstorm, Sammy Rodgers, James Warren. Earl Gober, Jimmy Bridges, Sara K. Bennett, Rubye Hughes, Judy Wallace, Joan Marte Baskins, Marty Bethune, Josephine Bogle, H. L. Pennington, Dorothy Brooks, Peggy Jo Shell, Carolyn Cooper, Bobby Bridges, Mary Frances Guthrie, Kathryne Hackle, Flanche Keller.
Albert Nussbaum, Marsha. Paulk, Carolyn Phelan, Alice Parrish, James Q. Lee, Lucile Helmes, Anne Sowell, Opal Watson, Robbie Nell Harris, Harris, Baskins, Rachel Green, McDonald, Gloria Dickenson, Robert Taylor, Anne Snellgrove, Juanita Mixson, Annette A Adams, Ann Harris, Alice Lindstorm, Joe Aaron Tomberlin and Ralph Green. Iron is made up of a very large number of tiny magnets which make any piece of iron magnetic when they are lined up by being placed in a magnetic field. PALACE 1231 Phone South Patterson Street 2 Action Hits! BRODERICK CRAWFORD ROD CAMERON 'DEADLY ENEMIES' -ALLAN 'ROCKY' LANE "ROUGH RIDERS OF DURANGO" LAST CHAPT.
SERIAL Hahira Girl Wins County Spelling Bee Sandra Fiveash, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elma Five ash of Hahira, was deciared tne winner of the county spelting bee held today in 1 Strickland Memorial Building. Sandra led a fiend of 57 contestants from nine Valdosta and Lowndes county schools. She was awarded a $25 savings bond for winning the county title.
The contest today was a preliminary for the state contest which is sponsored annually by The Atlanta Journal. The runner-up in the contest was Gail Parrish of Valdosta Junior High School. The schools which participated in the contest were Leila Ellis, Sallas-Mahone, Junior High, St. John's Catholic, Clyattville, NayLake Park, Pine Grove and lor, Hahira. Mrs.
John Jenkins and Miss Lorene Herndon of Valdosta State College were the judges. Meetings, Singings, Scheduled An all day singing meeting, with a basket dinner to be served on the grounds has been by the Forrest Street Methodist Church for Sunday. fellowship meeting will be held at the Sardis Baptist Church Saturday and Sunday. Dinner will be served on the each day. The public is grounds invited to attend.
The Silvertone Jubilee Singers, will be in a battle of Quitman, with the Starlight Female song Sunday at 8. p. m. at Quartette the Mason Chapel Church. The public is invited.
PSC Approves Greyhound Bus Fare Increase (P)- The Georgia Public Service Commission today authorized the three Greyhound operating in Georgia to inlines crease their fares from two cents 2.25 cents a mile. The commission last year twice refused to allow the increase for the Dixie Greyhound Lines, Southeastern Greyhound Lines and Teche Greyhound Lines, although all other Georgia bus lines were granted an increase. In its order today the commissaid the Greyhound lines did sion not show Justification for but that because of the increase competitive situation it was authorized in order that the other bus lines could put their increased rates into effect. The three Greyhound lines operate in almost every section the state and a number of competing bus companies supported the Greyhound application increase in rates. The coman companies said that peting competitive routes they could in the higher rate which they authorized to charge while put were was limited to two Greyhound cents on the same route.
The increases will be effective April 20. Meantime all Georgia motor freight hauling lines asked Public Service Commission for 10 per cent rate increase. The petition, following hike granted March 10, brought stiff protests from: per cent number of Georgia manufacturers. The freight lines asked for additional boost because, they said. increased operational penses were not reflected in increase.
They said union March employes recently were given raises of 14 to 15 per cent some fringe benefits. One large Savannah manufacturer wired the USC that another increase for the freight would force the company to sider buying its own fleet trucks. The company contended the freight lines were pricing themselves out of business. Former Valdosta Negro To Be Buried in Detroit Carlton W. Gaines, well-known former Valdosta Negro, died Tuesday in Detroit, Mich.
He was as the son of Marietta and was the brother of Gaines Lilly G. Rogers, Lowndes County Negro Home Demonstration agent, both of Valdosta: He had lived in Valdosta for many years before moving to Detroit. Funeral services will be Saturday at 1 p. m. in Detroit.
Sweden with about 24 telephones for every 100 people is seconly to the United states in ond the number of phones per person. When you are buying new look for smooth surfaces that can be easily kept clean. Seams or crevices may collect sediment that will become rancid Land give an -off-flavor to coffee. Grand Opening Tomorrow Nite For Service Men's Center Tomorrow night marks the 1 grand opening of the Servicemen's Center at 309 North Patterson street. The ouening at the Negro Servicemen's Center, South Ashley street, will be Saturday night.
Decorations will go up tonight at the Valdosta High School gym for the Friday dance to begin at 8:30 p.m. with Bob Bohler's orchestra." Helen Avera, chairman of the decorations committee, has announced that Spring colors will be the theme of the dance. Many colored balloons will float around the gym. Mrs. Larry Bethune, chairman of the housekeeping committee, has been busily planning completion of furnishings for the center.
New curtains for front downstairs at the center rooms were put up today, she reports. Also, finishing touches of paint have been put on the center's floors. Approximately 15 books have been donated to the library, tional records have been placed in the music room. Open house at the Patterson street center Friday night will begin at p. m.
and last until midnight. receiving line headed by Allen Douglas of the Chamber of Commerce, will greet guests. Decorations at the center will also be by Miss Avera's committee. Members of the Valdosta Garden Club will I provide floral arrangements to decorate the center. Three large pictures were donated to the center today to decorate the walls.
At both the open house and the dance Friday night, punch, sandwiches and cookies will be served DRIVE- -IN THEATRE Miles West, Highway 84 Phone 2205 Quitman, Ga. TONIGHT ONLY "PERFECT STRANGERS" Starring: GINGER ROGERS ALSO CARTOON furnished by the Servicemen's Center committee members. A general meeting to plan the last minute details of the Negro Servicemen's Center opening Saturday was held last night. Decorations and activities were planned. Annie Mae Hunter, chairman of the decorations committee and members of her Phyllis.
Wheatley Club will decorate the center Saturday. Both the dance and open house will be at the Negro center Saturday night. Ben Shorter's orchestra will furnish the music. Negro Schools Plan Student Activity Day The Lowndes county Negro schools student activity day program will be held at the livestock auditorium Friday from 10 a. m.
to 5 p. m. Some of the activities will be mixed chorus groups from elementary and high schools, SOprano and tenor solos, rhythm band, acrobatic stunts, arts and crafts exhibits, vocational, agricultural and home economics exhibits and folk dancing. The public is invited. AGE "WATERFILL AND SOUR BOURBON MASH 1810 140 YEARS Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey OH 90 PROOF WATERFILL AND FRAZIER DISTILLERY CO.
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