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THE ATHENS DAILY- BANNER. ATHENS, GEORGIA
Y. M. C. A. CAMP AT TALLULAH
(By Special Correspondent)
NOW ENJOYED BY ATHENS GIRLS
PALACE
TODAY
V. M. C. A. CAMP
TALLAULAH FALLS
The second period of the girl
has charge of the entertainment,
har been very successful In pro
viding evenings of merriment.
^ The health of the girls on the
camp has been excellent. No ono
camp begins August the fifteenth
The first period was an entire suc-
LrsPAV. AUGUST 16, 1122
[SOCIETY NEWS I
Df/’Co
MBS. ALICE ADAMS
**Menee Phone 832
Royalty to Song Writing
SHEFFIELD
ES BK» ,K
lA .\( EH DATE
ICON. Though the date
I for
,j(!uu hail been fixed
;(] and plans had been
elaborate church cere-
Mary Sheffield of
id Rudolph Wright of
cided to forego the
; te function and were
quiet home ceremony
Sunday.
Macon today
generous in responding to the
deHghtfu°i n .° f ^ • Mtatin * in the
a dfnW “PfFience of furnishing
beautififl “P, d brou * ht “any
beautiful gifts—linen, china, cut
glass -and silver.
The occasion was one of great
r ® an£ contributed muchHn-
thf week. h * ’ ,0<!ial caIendar ot
SSL'S?* Athens, Ga, i.
and Mrs.
rgistei.-.! at the Hotel visiting his brents Mr
The wedding trip WilliR. L. Morris on Eighth AvenS!
Blimc i| tomorrow and the Rome News.
spent in motoring
the state, after which
it to Moult ric to reside.
hjtttution.
ICHTFII.
;PARTV
g C. i'otts and Mrs. Rob-
McI.Mil entertained joint
ly afernon at rook, five
player.’ thoroughly en-
i beautiful entertainment
, home of Mrs. Potts.
i of flowers, gold
diite ones, were used to dec-
, rooms, the same lovely
reflected in the ices and
i'lerved. at the dose of the
“ r *j J - T. Comer and Miss Allie
™* , j r of Comer -spent Tuesday
with Mrs. E. C. Jackson.
Miss Eula Bird left Tuesday for
a visit In Savannah with Mr. and
Mrs. Clifford Bird.
Mrs. C.W. Whitehead and Mr.
Hlrafn Whitehead of Comer were
visitors in the city Tuesday.
Ej t the guests were invited
ernl the afternoon ini this
jnt fashion, the occasion
Crimarily to surprise one of
jests, Mrs. George B. Miller,
,’iniiig room shower, be-
RIC AT EAST
Ske every night
; parties, desiring picnic or
; parties at East Lake for
e of August will please call
\ 1602.
[ MISSES .TONES, Mgrs.
—(Advertisement.)
dandruff Can
Now Be
1 Conquered
mJs of men and nromen
ding relief. Mone]) back
if MahJeen fails.
Mr. and Mrsf Fletcher Baxter
and Miss Lily Baxter of Atlanta
are guests of Mr. and Mra. E. C,
Jackson, enroute from a motor trip
through the Eastern states.
Miss Lena Bird returned
Monday from a several weeks
visit to friends In Sandersvtlle and
Warthen.
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Egbert and
daughter have returned to Aug
usta following a visit with Mrs.
M. Allen.
Miss Eleanor Qaloway is in
Eatonton to spend a month with
heg kinswoman, Mrs. P. C. Roffee.
Mrs. P. H. Durden has as her
guests, Mr. and Mrs. Fluder Hollis
and baby of Atlanta.
IWs- E. C. Gprtfon spent the
week-end at Greensboro with rela
tives.
Mrs*. Cobb Huntef is visiting
'her mother, Mrs. Hale, at Winter'
vllle this week.
Miss Anna Mae Belle will go
to Monroe Wednesday {or a brief
visit with her mother.
5 years of searching and ox•
I perimentiug, u sure way to stop
l dandruff has been found at last
yon have to ils is to get a bottle
Ithdeen. the 'ifmatingly good
y tipi), evepr,^jr ( is
jit only twice a week, and your
h( sill disappear liko magic.
Urn is absolutely guaranteed to
• dandruff. If you aren't satis-
! the empty bottle to your
k sod he will refund your money,
[hut, try this wonderful new
If it fails, it will not cost
Ipenn/. v •
fmjrRooil barber or hairdresser
15 application guaranteed
mt of Malulccn.
is for men, women and
* Write direct to the Mahdcen
r. XacoR.lorhrs, Texas, if yon
|H >t nt your favorite drug-
rtmsut store or barber shop.
—(Advertisement.)
Dr. J. W. Galloway and Jobn
Galloway, Jr. are at Lakemont tor
a fortnight.
Mrs. Grady Tbnuher and children
of Macon; Mr. and Mrs. W.
Lang and children of Sandersvllle
will arrive this week to visit their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Powell
o...,ar.
Mra. faylor of Miami Fla., Is the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Ed.
Rhodes.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Pendergraph
and Mrs. Fannie Carroll are at
home from Mountain City where
they have been with the Boy Scout
Campers.
Misses Katie'Palmer, Mary Plt-
tard, Frances Holden. Eugenia
Arnold, Josephine Brooks. Marie
Upson, Sarah Morris, Myrabeile
Brown, Louise and Kathleen
Merry were among those who re
turned from the t. is. C. A. camp
at Tallulah.
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M. GOLDMAN
401 Broad St
[ Mrs. H. M. Holden has returned
■from a visit In Crawfordsvllle,
Washington ondAughsta and Mlssj
Queen Holden'from Clayton.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank G.
'ore visiting in Jefferson.
Smith
Mrs. T. J. Deadwyler and children
of Decatur. Mrs. and Mr*. E. S.
Rylee, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Callaway
rfnd Miss Blanche Callaway leave
Thursday for Carlton to the antAI
houseparty of their family.
cess, bixiy four girls registered
during that period. Fprty--ono
girla have register'd for the sec
ond period, and mere are. expected
to register for the last week.
Tho nnmn hoa' luteW — n u _
“Lovely Lucerne” Appears
as Rival to Swanee River
I New Yo*k Citv—The most mel-
pdiously-celebratcd river in the
World has a rival, Dide Howell,
Well-known singer, just returned
from Switzerland, declares. The
new aspirant for musical fame is
beautiful Lake Lucerne.
Not long agiya statistician com
puted that*the Swanee River in
Florida, though only 200 miles long,
had servedjis theme for more songs
)han any body of water in the world.
Now Lake Lucerne, which since
the war ha» been a haven for dis
possessed royalty is, according to
Miss Howell, about to steal the well-
known river’s laurels.
’ Royalty Singe Praises
“Moreover,” says Miss Howell,
those who are about to press agent
the limpid depths of the Swiss
waters are no less than royalty!
"From carolling, strumming and
twanging the strains of *Lovcly I games, Ringing, music, borflnes and
r in'— * - stately waltz written | general fun. Louis Phlnizy who
■hie camp has” heed I a place for
the development of fell round Chris-
tnln girlhood. The girls have learn
ed that cleaning up well and wash
ing dishes clean are Just as much
a part of charater development as
Bible classes. Each weex an ex
tra fried chicken has been given to
the shack which has done the best
house keeping.
Helen Oriffeths* shack, composed
of Mary Pittard. Mary Ida Coile,
Lois PItard, Janet Fortson, Marie
Tibbetts, and Alice Rowland won
the chicken tho first week. The
second week, the cnlckeri was won
by Elsie Jesters* shack, composed,
of Miss Katie Palmer, Frances)
Holden, Montine Vernooy, Louise
Merry, Josephine Brooks, Virginia
Hodgson, and Rosa Buchwald.
SWIMMING CONTE8TS
HELD; MANY QUALIFY
Special emphasis has been laid
bn tho development of healthy
bodies. Eighteen girls have been
able to swim a mile at one time.
Three out of this number have
made two miles. Swimming meets
track meets and canoe racing have
shown up the athletics of the camp
The Bible classes under the di
rection of W. T. Forbes have held
a great place in the life of the
girls. Not one girl has missed a
Bible class except in case of sick
ness. Each girl leaves this first
period of the camp feeling that she
has a new hold on God, and Is will
ing and glad to give herself in ser-
to Him. As one girl said, she felt
that God Has no longer far off
yonder. But that he was here with
us every minute of bur lives. God
has become a real personality In
her life.
VESPER SERVICES
AN ENJOYABLE HOUR
After vesper services, the evening
has been given over tr. stunts
Lucerne,’ _ w
about their picturesque temporary
abiding place, cerUh:«exi!es from
European principalities seem to have
become inspired by the same theme
and now ex-princes, kings and dukes
case of serious Illness has occurred.
Mrs Proctor has done an excellent
piece of service In keeping the
girls fit. A plenty of wholesome
food is one of tho outstanding fe.-.t
ures of the ramp life, an.l Mrs
Forbes has given the very, test
that can be bought.
FINE SPIRIT HAS
IMPRESSED VISITORS
The spirit of the girla ha* be.
the biggest thing of the camp. Vis
itors have remkfked on the sweet
unselfish spirit of ail the girls end
especially of the attitude of the
older girls towarl tho little ones,
Thq shack leaders consisting c.f
Ruby 'McMahan, Frances Forbes,
Louise Phinisy, Elsie Jester, Helen
Grlffeth, Sara Elder, Olive Quit
lian and Cartherlno Williamson
have done a splendid work In de
veloping a spirit of sisterly loVe
and cooperation among tho gfrls.
MANY GIRLS REMAIN
FOR SECOND CAMP
Thd first period pf the camp was
very fortunate in having as chap
erones Mrs. Ben Barrow, Mrs.
proctor, Misses Katie Parimer and
Mary Pittard and Mrs. W.
Forbes who contributed greatly
to the activities of camp life.
The following girls will be on the
second camp: Ruby McMahar,
Frances Myers, Agnes Proctor,
Frances Crane, Sarah Hancock,
Marie Upson, Franses Forbes,
Margaret Fortson, Dorothy Dud-
Palne, Emily Bailey, Elsie Jester,
Virginia Hodgson, Dora Buchwald,
Boyce J jokey, Helen Calloway,
Helen Griffetb, Elizabeth ' Head,
Eleanor 1|obey, Janet Fortson,
Mario Tibbetts, Sara Elder, Virgin
ia Brown, Nora Fortson, Floyd
(Fostqf, Betyo Hancock^ Lbluso
Phlnizy, Mary Stevenson, Harri
et Proctor, Nelia Avery, Susan
Moss, Chalice Carries, Olivo Quil-
lliin Elsie Anthony, Elizabeth Hall
Virginia Fortson and Roberta Qull-
llan.
Tho chaperones will bo Mrs. W.
F. Forbes, Mrs. Proctor and Miss
Uutli Vick.
Re-United After 24 Years
dozens?™* 08 put ^ **
Mrs. T. J. Deadwyler and two
children of Decatur arc guests of
Mr* E. S. Rylee.
Mrs. J. S. Kirk of Atlanta Is n
visitor in the city, the guest of Mrs.
"■*) Coker.
Miss Eva Edwards of Ashland,
Ala., is visiting Mrs. J. C. McClain
on Springdale.
HOME8 SECURED FOR
VISITING GIRLS.
TKe Athens' Woman's Club,
through the assistance of MrsUA.
Parker and a committee, have
secured entertainment for Tuesday
and Wednesday in Athens’, homes
for the twenty-five young women
and girls here for the bread con
test at the State College of Agrl
culture.
The Woman's Club has always
been foremost In adyocating the
importance of teaching this course
schools and colleges,' realizing
more and more that bread is in
deed ‘‘the staff of life" and should
the very first subject to be
taught in the various domestic
science departments.
Hence it beaune, not only a
ilensuro but a duty to provldo
Ipmes for so many of Georgia's
daughters who aVe making bread
and its use a special study.
Atlanta Monday, thence to Savan
nah to sail by boat Wednesday for I
New York to visit Mrs. Joel's |
mother, Mrs. Seppacher.
Mrs. Campbell Morgan arrived
today from Montreat, N. c„ to meet)
Dr. Morgan and Miss Kathleen!
Morgan, who have been in Chicago,
for of few days visit In Athens.
Mrs. Abe Joel has returned from |
Michigan.
Mrs. Monroe Phillips, of Monti. I
cello, Jasper county; Miss Mary I
Norman, of Newton county; Miss
Margaret Burge, of Walton; Mrs.
M. S. Offut, of Morgan; Miss Lur-
II HO oCllier, of Jackson; Miss
Irene Moore, ot Lumpkin, all dem
onstration agents from their, re
spective counties, are In the city I
the bread contest at the College
tho broad contest at the College j
of Agriculture.
She Went To
41 The Woman
Who LfiOed
f • ?
Her Husband
AND
1 M v f: :
. .)/?%&•
asked (lhat. woman to help her win back his. love.
Corinne Griffith
—In—
“Divorce Coupons"
You’re Wanted
‘Over The Border’
Thursday & Friday
Iran said
Mr. and Mrs. James C. Paine, Jr„
and Master James Paine, have re. I
turned from a short visit in De-f
catur and Atlanta,
Mrs. George Westbrook anu |
children. Of Its, are spending
Their paths often crossed but for <4 years after their separation!
when their mother died at Keokuk, la., Mrs. J. J. Robe, of Ft. Madison,
It., and Mrs. H. A. Rankin, Lincoln, Neb., had not seen each other. A!
few weeks ago Mrs. Rankin found her sister through a letter written'
to a mayor. , - .- j—1
Mr. and Mrs. Morrow of Atlanta
are gueets of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Iverson.
Skirt
YOU CANT RESIST
About 103 Wool Skirts in stripes and frtaids,
>in and pleated, dark and light shades, bought
pm a nianufacturei* at less than half the cost
the material alone and passed on to you at
“ward of prices. Many in the lot are inper-
?? good style, some are carried over. Each
*irt worth three to four times the sale price.
“ you are going to make the children wool
Wool dresses, buy these Skirts—Cheaper than
the material. Value to $7.60. Special—
ilONARY 80CIETV
I0R8ES CL08ING
■TORES. *
10 Women’s Missionary Society
First Methodist church, at
itor monthly meeting Mon-
on Thursday afternoon of
each week.
These women appreciate the un-
Mrs. Joseph ‘ Stewart, Jr., »c-
few days with Mr. and Mrs. r7 L. I companled Mrs. Marion Bleakley
Cauthen* to Columbia, S. C., Tuesday for a
- ip, , I visit. Later Mr. and Mrs! Bleak-
Miss Lucille Woodward of Me. ley will come to Athens for the
Donough is the guest of Mrs. P. I former’s vacation.
F. Johnson. I * —ffi
„ “®—• Mrs. Rachael Buchwald is an-
Mrs. S. V. Cook leaves on Mon- ticipating the pleasure of a visit
day for a stay of sometime at a f rom her children, Lena, Lily and
country place near Dalton. | Sam , who arrive Sunday from At
Friends of Dr. Fred, Hasslton I
will’be interested to know that he
is in Hayti, having been trans-1
Messra. Leroy Michael, Ed
Cohen and Harry Van Straaton
have returned from n motor trip
to New York.
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Mr. and Mrs. Hal Jaudon of
Elberton were in the city recently
to enter their daughter, Miss Car
ter Jaudon, in the Lucy Cobb, and
while her: were guests of Mrs. L.
f. A. Blackwell end Mrs. Lammie
Hodges.
. PHILADELPHIA—The people in
the famine area ot Russia will need
food from the outside for another
year, in the polnlon of Murray S.
Kenwortliy of Wilmington, Ohio,
who has Just returned from
Buzuluk where he had charge of the
relief work of the American Friends
Deaths from starvation ago still
occurring. As late os the first of
June Mr, Kenworthy saw people
lying dead on the streets of Sama
ra, tho chief city of Samara pro
vince There are large districts
in the famine area which have not
received one ounce or food from any
relief organizations.
Present crop estimates indicate
that CO per qent br the peopio In
tho famine area will not have suffi
cient food to carry them through
next winter. The acreage planted
A. F. Fitzsimmons,
Irvin Cobb’s Double, **''**!
Is Visiting Athens is
i-t) *
i
was small,'due to lock of animals;
weakness of the peasants, and lack
of seod. Much of the groin ship
ped from the United States did not
germinate well. I
There are thousands of orphaned
children In the homes throughout
the famine area who will have to
bo provided with nourishing food
as wjlt as clothing and bedding.
All tho people are In rags. Cloth-
Ind and material of all kinds Is
needed. The people can spin and
weave but they have no flax or
wool to work wikn. '
’Mr. kenworthy. reports that tho
Russian government co-operated
with the relief (Workers in- every
possible way. It supplied free
transportation, free cable and telo-
graph service, afireo homes and
•nW
A. F. Fitzsimmons, represent
ing tho insurance firm of Hunt '
Quin of L.lanta, is in the city with
his family, Mrs. Fitzsimmons and> ’
two sous, Middleton and Foster.
Fitzsimmons’ visit around his cir
cuit is looked forward to, by agents
like the renewal of a hundred
thousand dollar policy and he is
known to hundreds of people out-.
side of the profession also.
This time he is covering his
territory in an automobile all rig-
*»d"np it "T: C. t.- ntyie abd
camping out Ut the open whenever -
he hits a place boasting ot a golf
course and tennis court he givei
nn exhibition of his athletio prow
ess. Mr Fitzsimmons Is also ccle.
brated for hit distinct resemblancs
Inlrvin s. Cobb, though'the ad.
vnntzse In looks is In Ms favor,
he claims. -
He is n veteran of the World War
and while here is also -swapping W;
camp stories with follow A. E. Fcrs, wjs«
* Little Mother Happy Again - : V
Pusslan nssistan
fie*.
Tor the post nine year* I have
been very much distressed with
bloating and stomach trouble du<
to constipation since I was a child.
No medicine gave me moro than
temporary relief. I got to leave my
three little children. But since
taking a course of Mays’s Wonder
ful Remedy two years ago I have
been entirely, well; no constipation
or other trouble.” It Is a simple, -
harmless preparation that removes
the catarrhal mucus from the In- -
testinst.tract and alloys.thp lnflam-_
mntion which cause practically all
stomach, liver and intestinal ail
ment, Including appondigltls. Ona
dose win. convlnco or money re
funded, For sale at all druggists.
(Advertisement) *
tiring efforts of the saleswomen fmred from Paris Island, S. C.
and aalesmen in Athens’ stores to
please the public; the very few
daylight hours'they have in which
to enjoy the out of doors and their
friends; the patience and nervous
energy expended In their dally du
ties, and feel that the merchants.
In granting them this brief holi
day each week during the tlramer
months, have given them a reward
justly won'and well deserved,; and-
pledged themselves to hhop at such
hours that no clerk will be depriv
ed of'one minute of this vacation.
Mrs. W. C. Ashe arid Miss Jean
nette Ashe, are leaving Thursday
for Hendersonville, N/C., for a stay
of .several weeks.
about three weeks ago. He writes
that his wife, and the wife of the
Colonel there are the only two
white women on the island.
Mr. Lee Griggs has returned
from the Y. M. Ct A. camp at
Tallulah.
MAIL ORDERS
Filled Promptly and
) With Care.
Dr. and Mrl. N. G. Slaughter
and children, Nell, Julia and Nat,
have returned from Tallulah where
they went to visit Mr. Fain
Slaughter at the Y. M. C. A.
camp.
Misses Garland Kenny and Car
rie Ford are spending a few days
at Tallulah.
Mr., and Mrs. Charlie Joel and
son. Charles, Jr., left by auto for
VAN.NIL Never Dtsappints.
Mr. Howard Jarrell and his
sister, Mrs. Reynolds and 1
children, are enjoying a motor
trip on Tybee. ,
FINAL Clearance of LADIES and CHILDREN SHOES
The Finest Footwear is in this sale—iShoes from Hpver Hill and Brooklyn—
While the prices are the 1 lowest hYyears
ite Canvass Oxfords^welt
The Woman ol False
$1.95—$2.95'
urq s
Chain Store—278
Honce a rarity, is now to be obi
I served and admired upon eVcryj
(hand. Indeed, no other woman can
1 flourish long In tho midst of this
I modern, complicated life. In the |
home,' in business, in social lire,
the woman who Is serene and
confident wins, while the nervous!
flustered Individual wastes her
talents and gets nowhere. Ot course,
poise is dependent mainly upon
your health and steady nerves. If
you feel that you are .being kept
back In this wa* mf no turn to
that great woman’s remedy, Lydia
E. Plnkham’s Vegetable Compound,
which was manufactured from a
thorough understanding of the
Mrs. Lucy Hudson, of Greens
boro is the guest of her cousin,
Mrs. E. B. Hudson. Joining them
Wednesday will be Mrs. Ethridge
Atkinson and young son, Billv,
also of Grensboro, who come up
for s visit.
Miss F. L Houses of Columbus
arrived Monday from New York
to spend several days with her
niece, Mrs. W. D. Hooper.
Miss Elizabeth Ashford of
Madison ia spending a few days
with Miss Hazel Hodgson.
Black and White .Sport Ox- '
fords, values up to $10.00 :. ..
iVhite Canvas, low Jieel strap,
values to $7.50, pair ....— y.
Whitef Canvas Low Heel Ox- .
fords, values up to $6.00 .... V.
Green and White Strap Pumps, CC QE
values to $7.5p ....
Sport Oxfords in Brown and. , 6C QE
Sand, values to $10.00 ^Wa®5#
$4.95
$4.95
$3.95
t)le„ rubber heel; WftS^to $6
$3.95
Mr. and. Mrs. Jerome Michael of
New York are guests ox Mr. anu.
Mrs. M. G. Michael.
Brown Kid Oxfords, low rubber £4 QE
heel, values to $6.75 ..
Black Satin or Patent, low heel, £E QE
one strap, values to $7.50. 7
Brown Kid, One Strap, meidum d*C QE
heel, values to $8.50 .. .... • •
Black Kid, one or two strap,
■Comfort Wear, values to :
[ILDRjEN SLIPPERS
RED UCED20PER CENT
$2.00 Slippers .. $1.60
$2.50 Slippers .. I .. .. .. $2.00
$3.00 Slippers $2.40
$4. , 00 Slippers .. 1.. .. $3.20
$5.00 Slippers .. .. $4.00
Black Kid Boudoir Slippers .. .. .. $1.95
Old Rose, Pink, Blue Satin Boudoirs $2.95
Miss Eldona Oliver of Biacl
nervous
system
burg, Va., is the guesi of Mia.
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