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Business Loans ON THE Morris Plan For many years Atlanta merchants have found the Morris Plan system of loans, from $1,000 to $5,000, most convenient because they are most easily repaid from weekly sales. Just now, when merchandise is advancing, these loans are especially in demand. Your friends are probably among our cus tomers. Ask them—or call for a talk with us. Five Per Cent Paid on Savings The Morris Plan Co. Wl 0O OU* MtT SAVINGS OF GEORGIA Established 1911 66 Pryor St., N. E. LOANS offers — All Green Asparagus Tips—Picnic size tins. 17c ea., $2 doz. All Green Asparagus Tips—No. 1 square tins 25c ea. All Green Asparagus-—No. 2 round tins—20 oz 25c ea. Fancy Torelli Drained Citron 40c lb. Shelled Pecan Pieces—I-lb. pkg. 79c Shelled Almonds—I-lb. pkq 79c Fresh Shipment F. F. V. Crackers and Cakes in Tins —ffrmfwi/s Jhere is no substitute for QUALITY The Home Owner who looks for MAXIMUM PROPERTY PROTECTON gets it when he looks for the S W P label. estimates furnished without obligation Sherwin-Williams PAINT AND WALLPAPER HEADQUARTERS 233 PEACHTREE PHONE WAInut 5789 Sherwin Williams PAINTS SOCIAL AND PERSONAL (Continued from page 20) • Mr. and Mrs. Gus Berman and daughter, Billie, have returned from Chi cago, where they attended the World's Fair. • Mrs. Hannah Galanter and daughter, Margie, returned from a three weeks’ trip to New York where they visited friends and relatives. • Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Vernon, former residents of Birmingham, are now resid ing in Atlanta on Parkway Drive. • Miss Minnie Klotz has been vacation ing in Miami Beach, Fla. • Miss Sylvia Freedman spent several days in Charleston visiting friends. • Miss Bess Bodne has been visiting in New York. • Mrs. H. Pinosky, of Knoxville, Tenn., and two children have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Cohen. • Miss Sadye Rich, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Rich, left to resume her studies at the University of Alabama. Miss Rich will enter the senior class. • Mr. and Mrs. Louis Rosenbaum cele brated the first birthday anniversary of their daughter, Harriet Lee, at their home, the guests numbering the imme diate families of the couple. Mrs. Rosen baum was assisted in entertaining by her mother, Mrs. L. Pazol. • Mrs. L. C. Adler has returned from Raine, La., where she visited her mother, Mrs. Mervin Kahn. • Mrs. Max Breman has returned from Chicago, where she attended the Century of Progress Exposition. • Mr. and Mrs. Ludo Van Stavoren, Jr., are residing at the Hotel Georgian Ter race. • Miss Belle Visanska has returned from Asheville, N. C., where she has spent the past several months. • Mrs. Ida M. Arnheim has returned to her home in Savannah, after visiting Misses Addie and Clara Steinheimer. • Mr. and Mrs. Walter Visanska spent a few days in Columbus recently as the guests of their son and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Rothschild. • Mr. and Mrs. Sinclair Jacobs spent some time in Chicago, where they at tended the Century of Progress Exposi tion. • Miss Ida Wolf, of Aiken, S. C\, has returned to her home after a visit to Miss Kay Israils. • Miss Kay Israils, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. Israils, left for Georgia State Col lege for Women, at Milledgeville, Ga., where she will resume her studies. • Mrs. Henry Bauer and Mr. Henry Bauer, Jr., have returned from Chicago, where they visited the World’s Fair. • Mrs. Sam Cronheim, of New Orleans, La., was a recent visitor in the city, the guest of Mr .and Mrs. H. Cronheim. • Miss Rosalyn Merlin, of New Haven, Conn., has been the guest of Miss Mitzie Goldberg. • Among those visiting Birmingham, Ala., recently, were Messrs. Ralph Rosenbaum, Jr., Stanley Marianthal, Sam Dreyfus, Marvin Rauzin, Edgar Strauss, Randolph Cummons and Allen Marcus. • Mr. L. J. Levitas and son, Teddy, at tended the Century of Progress Exposi tion in Chicago, where they stayed at the Drake Hotel. • Rabbi and Mrs. Eugene Blachschleger were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Held en route to Montgomery, Ala., where Rabbi Blachschleger has ac cepted the position of rabbi of Beth Or Congregation. For the past four years Rabbi Blachschleger was assistant to Rabbi E. N. Calish, in Richmond, Va. • Mr. Ben Wiseberg and Mr. Ed. Leffler spent Labor Day in Savannah, Ga. (Please turn to page 25) •lltMMIIIHHIIIItlMIIIIHIHItlMllimHMHIMIIMimtlHflimittmil 1*0, ENDICOTT JOHNSON Extends To Their Many Friends The Wish for A Happy and Prosperous New Year * Better Shoes for Less A toney -x ENDICOTT JOHNSON C0RP. ENDICOTT, N. Y. imiiiimiiiiitiiiiimmiimimiimmmimiimiimiuifiimiimJ' [22] * THE SOUTHERN ISRAE' IT*