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PAGE TWO Robert Owenso.lo Rev. Harris„o.lo Sister Billupso.lo Will Hillo.lo Sister Collinso.lo Sister E. Jacksono.os Sisjer Norfletto.lo Mrs. Susie Norflett 0.10 Amount From Charity boxes Morton Drug Stores2.2o W. P. Porter’s Cafe____o.ss Robert Smith’s Store 1.00 Harris Drug Storel 49 Morton Theatreo.9l W. 11. Jonesßox stolen Harris (Shoe Shine Porlar) 0.07 Miss Ruth Murdenl.oo Miss Agnes Heardl.oo Ist Bapt. Miss. Society2.oo Ist. A. M. E. Miss. Society 2.15 Total 7IW-8O Amounts distributed in the form of provisions and coal to the fol towing persons, expense Emanuel Johnsons2.22 Mrs. Lucile Hi 112.22 Mrs. Georgia Creamer 2.22 Mrs. 81and2.22 Mrs. Rosa Sanford 2 22 Mrs. Adline Billup’s2 22 Mrs. John Lyons'2.22 Mr. John H. Mathews 2.22 Amt. expended for fue15.25 Amt. expended for printing 4.00 Total Amount Expended27.ol Total Collected2l.Bo To Deficits.2l We appreciate the public’s kind ness in contributing to the above cause. Respt. submitted, Committee W. J. Stiles, Jas. G. Seward, W. L. Barnett, Chairman. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Harris, have moved into their cosey bungalow on Flint street. THE ATHENS REPUBLIQUE GREENBOSO NEWS Mrs. A. T. Chisholm and- Miss Carrie L. Byrd gave a family din ner on December 30th. The table was beautifully decorat-d > * * with two large turkeys with dressing. Other parts of the sumptuous repart were: mustard, pickle, light rolls, jello with cream and cake. Those present were: Miss Ada Ward, Prof. Thomas Brown, Mr. C. O. Harris, Miss Jessie Jernigan, Mrs. Paschal, of Uni < n Point, Ga. After the service Miss Bryd had lots of fun making snapshots of the “Happy Bnuck.” ECHOES FROM MADISON On the 28th uh uno Rev. and Mrs. M. L. Fambrough entertain ed a large number of friends at their home, Mrs. Fn mb rough’s sister, Miss Maiia Lowe, was the honor guest. At this feast Rev. G. L. Allen announced Miss Low’s marriage to Mr. John Flournoy on September 7, 1921, th > Rev. Mr. I. H. Styles having ofli dated The announcemence came as a great surprise to all present. After the friends rec wered from the shock a repast of turkey salad ice cream, cake and chicken was served. With bounteous “esprit de crops,” the friends wished Mr. and Mrs. Flournoy a long and happy life. Mrs. Evvie Rjbinson, of 420 C eveland avenue, spent Wednes day January 4th, with her friend, Mrs. J. W. Gaines, of Route 5. Mrs. Lizzie Ray was also present. A delightful time was spent, in the course of which a four course dinner was served. Little M'ss Helen Lamar Pierce, of 1185 Hancock avenue, spent the ho.idayfi with her grand mother, on Broad street. Mrs. F. S. Handsome, of Atlan ta, Georgia, a deaconess in the C. M. E. connection,ts visiting her. cousin, MrS. Ella Milner,'oTwo Peabody street. Mrs. Mamie Hill, of 497 Third street spent the hoi dav s at Mor ris Brown Pnivensity with her daughter, Miss Marion Hill. The Ebernezer Baptist Church East < f Athens had a wonderful Xmas tree on Decemer 27th. Th. re was a beautiful pr. gr«»n furnish by the Sunday School Scholars. The program was splendid ar ranged by S ster Addie Thomas She had taught the beautiful sol s and recitations but was id and unable to be out that night. We hope for her a spe dy rec. ver. Music was furnish by the Sunday School organist Miss Marie Thom as. The heart o f ev (, ry one on that Xmas night was made happy. Mis. Name Cherry, of 135 War saw’ street, who passed success fully m deran peration sometime ag >, is out again—io the de.ight ol her many friends. She went across th- river last week to visit one of her foim»r pati nts, Mrs.. Susie Battle, of 387 Flint Brreet-.8 r reet-. * • blessed: Hut like Farther Abra ham, th y expressed the hope that ere their lights we e turned out and they gathered to their Heavenly abode their homes ties would be increased by their own blood in human form. January 14, 1922