The Banner-herald. (Athens, Ga.) 1923-1933, March 09, 1923, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextJ J] lljjffl IIM H|Lf»!l!|l 1 ■i FFRIDAV, MARCH q. 1933. THE BANNER-HERALD.-ATHENS. GEORGIA If you lira 1' of the 96 In every 100 who (Hirer from Dandruff or tome Thornton’s SATURDAY'S BtIRMUCiK 1 50c Vegetable Soup jmnbtirger Loaf and Tomato Sauce , - Turnip Salad and Ham Dock Baked Sweet Po’.ntoea •Navy; Beans 1 rum Puddlhg, Cream Sauce Muffins and Hot Biscuit Coffee, Tea or Milk 50c Supper 50c. Moiled sirloin Stbak Hominy Grits Buttered Carr ta Potato Salad Choice of Fie Hot Biscuits Coffee, Tea or Milk Office 1201—By MRS. THE FLOWERS. When Love arose in heart and deed To wake the world to greater joy, ‘What can ahe give me now, said Greed, Who thoujht-do win some costly - toy. -i ,m .,| u .| at He rose, he rail; he' ttoop’d, he , ; • clutched 1 , *•-•/ • And son the Flowers/'that Hove let fall, ■ ' In Greed's.hot grasp were fray’d and'femutcb’d, And Greed said, ‘Flowers! Can this he allf » He flung them down and went hii way, ' <■ He eared no jot for 'thyme or, rdse, Bnt boys and girls came out to play, And some took these and some kook those— Red, blue, and white and green and sold; And at their touch the dew re turn’d, And all the bloom a thousand ' . fold— \ So red, so ripe, the roses bum’dl —William Brighty Rands. ALICE ADAMS—Residence 832. -t- Athens will be seen in “The 1928 Athens Frolics”; special costonmes arrived yestterday from New ^Tork along with'a professional stage manager Mr. James Bramlet and the scenery which is all special has arrived, making*, everything complete for the proper brezenta- tion of the big musical revue. Several theatre parties have al ready been arranged and the Lucy Cobb girls have a section referr ed for the; opening performance Monday night. An added attrac tion to the Frolies will be the fa mous University Bull Dog Orches tra of twelve members. The lies will be the season’s bii hit at the Colonial theatre 'day and Tuesday nights, are now on sale at the theatre box office for both performance. given by nutrients from the Oratory class of the Glee Club. Afternoon lea will be aezptfd. . . . OYSTER SUPP^i PRINCETON SCHOOL 8ATURDAY EVENING There will he an oyster supper a: Princeton 1 school htftise Saturday evening, March 10.- Aesraes oysters, weiners, home-made candy, drlnxs and Ice cream will be sold. Music and a fashion snow win an intererting feature l^Ybe even ing's entertainment. Tnmproceess will be for the benefit of tm school and a cordial Invitation Is extended to all. —«— Mr. R. L. Hall returned Thurs day night from Anderson. 8. C„ Mrs. Howard Abnev and little son, Howard, Jr., ate vistiing rel atives in Greenville, S C. ATkfiNS AND COMMERCE 80CIAL Miss Annie Linton, director ot Manual of Arts at the State xor maK,!»ohoc-I will address tne Wo man's c>ub af their meeting next week. Miss Linton will bring with her. some of the work done at tile Normal school to exhibit. Ail mcni- bers are urged to attend as this will be one of the most Interesting the 1923 FROLICS TO BEBIGtHIT. „ is set for the open ing of the Athens 1928 Frolics at the Colonial Theatre Monday night when the bigegat and best local it evei entertainment ever presented in JAPANESE WEDDING TO BE PRESENTED BY MR. LIDDELL’S SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS. AH'. J. G. Liddell’s Sunday Schol class of the Central Presby terian church will present the beautiful play, A Japanese Wed ding, Monday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Hodg son on Milledge avenue at e'ght o’clock.- The congregation of the chtAh is invited. There will be a free will offering for a little orphan at the Thornwell Orphanage sup ported by .the class. and Instructive numbers year’s program. , MISS HALLIE LOUISE JOHNSON OF NEW YCRK TO ADDRE88 WOMAN'S CLUB. Monday at :30 at the Woman's club Miss HalUe Louise Johnson of New Fork who Is an expert Home Economics Consultant nnc a form er editor of the Magazine or tne General Federatlllf of ciuna and a former associate editor of Good Housekeeping will address me club on Standard In Dress. By courtesy of Michael ’Brod. an exhibit . ot fabrics will be an Interesting fea ture. All patrons of the club are cordially Invited. MR. AND MR8. R008EVELT WALKER HONOR MR. HARRY 8TILWLELL EDWARD8 Mr. Harry Stillwell Edwards wn» the guest of honor at a tea given Tuesday afternoon to the For- tnlghtly Club by Mr. and Mrs. Roosevelt Walker at Lucas Halt Mr. Edwards read' to the ciun pas sages from a story which Is .short ly to be published, "The Strongest Power." This story Is especially In teresting. partly because it is de rived from experiences of Mr. Ed wards’, and partly becauso :l is connected with an enterprise in healing to which he hns dedicated himself. After' the reading, the folding doors between- the music room and the dining room were opened, wnlcb was suffused with the light of reh- shaded candles, and spring flowers. ■Mrs. Walker and Miss Ruth Irion served the guests with delicious ten. sandwiches and cookies. Those present were Messrs, rnrlt. Wade, Mooney. Everett, chance, Cleckler, Kllng. Sgnbord. Fleming, Callowny, HeywardV Young ana Lester Hai'grett. I rgi AUXILIARY OF JOE BROWN CONNOLLY to eNTERTAAiN,;;* (,' The Auxiliary to. (he Joe lirodrn Cornmlly Chapter of the D. . AV. will bescntertalped In Winnie Davie Hall Saturday afternoon at J:;:. The wives of our mei will hove a social time nmong themselves and will be entertained by a program VAN-NIL Never Disappoints W© Will Serve a— Barbecue Dinner —Saturday — 12 to 3 P. M. Pit-Cooked at Cathed ral Pines Mrs. J. E. Btepnens and Caugn- . ter. Miss Christine spent last sat- ‘ urday In Athene. , Miss Tina E^Two. In Athens Inst Friday, Commerce Newc« $5 And, as usual with us, a value at $5 that defied competition. COME AND ENJOY IT No woman can look at these exquisite creations for Spring THE PINES ■; Over American State Bank—College Avenue LAURA RUTHERFORD 7 CHAPTER U„D. C. MEETS MONDAY AT THE VILLA AT 4 O’CLOCK. The Laura Kutherford Chapter U. D. C. will meet Monday after noon at the Villa at 4. o’clock. Misa Mary Franklin will give an historical talk which will be most interesting. All members are u^eri to be present. TEN A CLUB DANCE AT GEORGIAN HOTEL FRIDAY EVENING. The Ten A Club Dance at the Georgian hotel Friday evei ing promises to be a very enjoyable 'social event and one of the most brilliant affairs given by the or ganization. The attendance prom ises to be fully in keeping with the beautiful dance two weeks ago. >RANK LEE WALKER HAPTER TO ENTERTAIN HILCREN A party by the Frank Lee Walker Chapter will be given the children all the same hour. Come Auxiliary membersv bring your cniidren ind a new member, Saturday afternoon Winnie Dnvis Hall, :30. Mrs. C. C. Welchel of Comer spent Thursday in-the city. Mrs. W. H. Hamilton, Mm. Alice Jaoluon and children, Mrs. Dave Teat end Miss Louie Maud Teat motored to Bartlesville Wednes day for the day. Mrs. Lon Bums and children, of Athena, were the guests Sun day of Mr. and Mrs. Lon Black- well—Maysville Enterprise. Mr. and Mrs. J. t>. Marlow went to Athens Tuesday to see Mrs. Sims, grandmother of Mrs. Mar low, who is seriously iss.—Mays, ville Enterprise. . , —ffl— ' ’ Mr. Fred Hodgson, of Athens, of the was the ily of Mr. and — Maysyille Enterprise. ext of the fam T. K. Boone. Miss Mary Franklin is spend, ing a few days in Macon with friends. Mrs. T. P. Vincent of Athens antf Mrs. Herbert Choate of 'Atlanta have returned from Cuba, on llielr return frem Cuba to Miami they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. Edwards who entertained then- most delightfully.—Constitution. Mr. C. Y. Wier, Jr., spent Tliurs day In Atlanta. Mr. a/id Mrs. C. R. Crawford and Miss Minnie Crawfoid of Lexington were recent .visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bailey. —ffl— Mr. J. Bush went to Elberton Thursday afternoon on - buslfiesa. Miss Marlon Oeorge has resumed her studies at the State Normal after a week's illness at Her Home In Madison. Miss Elizabeth ..shford Is ill with Influenza.—Madisonian. . rcy, tho week-end with , hi* parents kludge and -Mrs. W. E. H. Searcy, 1 Jr., has returned to Athens to re. sume his studies at the-University of Geprgis.—Griffin Daily News. Mr. Opier Wood, of Athens, spen." hist Sunday with hts mother nefe. Misses Helen Wood and Glitdya Parnbe spent the week end tilui frlends'ln Athens;**-*.: Miss Dorris Hood, of Athens, is expected to spend the week ehd here as the guest of Miss Murgurlte Davis. Mrs. John Howl was called to Athens lost Sunday to be with hit- mother, Mrs. J. K. Alexander, whawas quite nick. i • *- —ffl— Mr a. C. L. Alexander and Mrs. Alice Alexander spent last Sat urday In Athene. visitor Col. John B. Gamble of Athens is in attendance of the superiot court here this week—Gwinnett Journal. „ Mrs. Gladstone Craig has re turned from Athens.—Gwinnett Journal. I- NEDIH Young People to Stage a Training Institute At Christian Church Mar. 30 to April 1. Miss Louise "Henson has returned to winder after a visit to her daugh ter, Mrs. C. ft McNelly. Mesdnmc* Carter Daniel, Robert J. Smith, Herbert Smith and Miss .V'nnie Smith spejit (Monday tn Athens.—Winder News. xquisite creations ior ©pri nd not marvel at the wond ana-not marvel at tne wonu ful value that we have p duced at $6.00. At this popular, price you can now buy footwear of superb displays all, the idividuality of the qua cnai and indi' shoes. You these NEWARK creations so much finer quality and attrac tive style at $5.00 than any where else, that there is reallj no comparison. - Newark footwear famous from Coast to Coast and sold in our own Chain of 400 Stores in 298 Cities, offers you the newest and most stunning styles of the season at prices that mei Dollars Saved. See- fhese J ado: able styles Tomorrow. Othf Wonderful Values from $3.60 to $5.00. Our enormous out put and small profit mi these phenominal values pi iblet 7TT? ' See Other S/irt Sty les In Our Win d, $3™ to $592 The Urged Chain st Shoe Store tin tho United Stats*. ATHENS, GA., STORE 15* Clayton Street “Next to Kress.” All NiwarR Store. Open Saturday Evenings to accommodate HtfjB Cuitomaw* im—It J+Jii1 sew Mrs* Hulmo of Athens and little Marcia Smith attended Mr. Greene Smith's funeral here Tuesday.—, Winder News. Mrs. Frank Lipscomb returned fftm Atlnnta Wednesday wnere sne visited Dr. and Mrb. Frederick Hodgson. NEW VIGOR FORI WORN-OUT WOMEN from “spring jy able to drag joins foot after another, and dull. Pepto- sleepy, languid and , You ought to tb»» v—-- Mangan for a short time. Getawauc and begin now—you’ll be surprised to gee bow much stronger and more ambi tious you fed—how much more work you can do, how your checks fill out and the rogy color comes back. . . Your druggist has Glide s—in both liquid and tablet form, as Gude’s pepto-Mangan limeM^Sloo^JSnnchet^ ARAMDUN SALAD DRESSING The School ot Methods will he held lu the First Christian Church, Athena, March 30*<b through April tat. and every church in Nortbeait Qeotgla will send representative! to hear the group ot ipgakers of world known renown. The Young People ot the Chria tlan Endeavor Societies are plan ning to make the session Sunday afternoon, April 1st, one of the. greatest attractions and moat helpful numbers ot the program. Bvery Society ot the Christian Ihurch promises to have delegates rad tbls will mean a most enthu siastic gathering. Each Society will have a "speaker tram. Some of the who will have a pert on this pro- tram will be: Miss Margaret) La. loon. Secretary Northeast Oeor via C. E. Union, Good Hope, On.; Mlsi Nany Morton, Junior .Supt. TTntnn ■ IIIIiahi Northeast Georgia Union, Allhens, Os.; Mr. Charles Johnson, Milligan Bible College, Johnson City, Tenn. IV L. Johnson, President Northeast Georgia C. E. Union, Athens, Ga ; Tit** singing vlll be lei by Hr. J. E. Sturgis, National Song Leader of Cincinnati, Ohio. Dr. R. L. Porter, Pastor of the Christian Church will lea.-e noth ing undone toward* Insuring tho. actoess ot this School of Evan re ll/m and people c I Northeast Over gut know what to uxpcct when this announcement Is made. Pf. Por'ei wi'.l serve as Chairman of the S-hool, besldnn app* nrln.g on the splendid program. PROMINENT 8PEAKERS Other speaker* o' Nations' reputation are: Dr. C. J. Sharp, Supt. Evangelistic Work, from In. <!laua; Dr. Trawce Harrison, Sunday School Expert, an well as an Expend of. Stewartsbip. Dr. Harrison comes from (tnelnnatl: For Salad Success ‘ T^im&ffKC Bros. & Coj UA aSS|WWutor8 } So*fH firtfr.TVI -,v . , ■ K. Sturgis, Sohg Director alto cn;mn from Clnci.inatl: Mr. C E. Otev, of North Carolina; Dr. R L Shellnut. and Mr. Maynne, of Win der; Prof Jap. V. Thomas .nod ‘ Southeastern Auburn. Gii;' Rev. Barfield, Monroe, Oa ' The night aeealone will te given to the showing of moring pictures of Christina Work thrcughiut the Brotherhood and should dre v large crowds. The Pint night uf the School the largest men’s Bible Class In the world will be nbown, giving the field of Work tho class does. 1 ‘ * It la hoped that every chmeh In Northeast Georgia will plan to send representatives to this School it Methods and Evangelewn gad. reap the benefit of an education that very few Southern Cities and towns will have the opportun 1 of<*ettendlng. Athens !s"to> congratulated on securing such school with a' corp ot mm from the United Brotherhood In CincinnatL iqynee county tboold' send x ■ JP Wegattogr gUlgi MMy>. srt' six gplendid. Spnday . Schools nod eleven ChrMVSn Endeavor Socle- tlfa scattered over the County. The Endeavor. SocledeajsiU have speakers on the program April 1st, and young people are urged to start “Athena clubs” and at tend as muvh ot the schools as possible. wrecked it will be probably several weeks before the machine will be In operation again. However, there nothing, damage*-tnnt-camiet be, easily replaced. h» thldrti chest thoroughly with— • JEWELED FROCK8 Parisian designers have evolved some lovely dinner gowns of white chiffon embroidered with rhine- stones tjr seed pearls. \ SlfFMSMI Ben Epps Suffers , When Slight Cyclone 1 Here Strikes Property Near City. Tba terrific Wind and rain storrh of Tuesday afternoon played havoc with the hangar and Curtiss aero, plane of Ben Epos' out near thp Lexington road. rhe high winds completely ecked the hangar which fell on wrecl the plane and> caused several- nun- dred dollars worth of carnage to the latter.- This la the machine that Mr. Epps uses In flying and the storm hit It at a rather inoppor tune time as spring is just begin ning to bring pretty weather an« more patronage. With both plane and ,:ianger SEEDS! SEEDS!! SEEDS!!! iclusive see d store is the place to get Qpr your planting seeds and know you are getting the best. We carry a full stock of— a , 51 'v-Av *. * .4* - % -•* Farm, Garden and Flower Seeds You should see our stock of tho following and get our .prices before buying— EARLY VARIETIES , COTTON 8EED IRI8H POTATOES FieLD CORN IRISH POTATOE8 (Maine GARDEN CORN Velvet beans SOY BEANS PEANUT8 We are Athens’ headquarters for Poultry Sup- plies and Purina Feeds. H. L. COFER & COMPANY Phone 247 Grown) 4 LAWN. GRASSES GARDEN 8EED (All Klhds) 269 N> Lumpkin St. PAUlmWNIGHT ■few Last Showing CHARLIE Ctlrli* ChoEa Fi'.<ri.-a"—-J “THE PILGRIM” The 4 £ct Riot of Fun -“When Love Comes” SATURDAY SPECIAL BILLY DOVE ■■■ION CHANEY “All the Bratiiers were Valiant" Ben Ames, Williams’ Great Sea Story It% a Whale of a Picture JOIN OUR GROWING GROUP OF SATISFIED CUSTOMERS Your washing was delivered to you today by the washerwoman. Did it come from shnitaiy surroundings? How-many disease " germsin.it? THAT WORRY FOR YOU: IS SAME.S* WHEN WE HANDLE IT FACTORY SERVICE IN GOOD ..WEATHER AND BAD. SANITARY METH0DS-N0 CHEMICALS , rt BBi*hter4softeher and filterer, and eveiy drop of water! used in . our plant is- positively pure. TELEPHONE AND ASK FOR LIST OF PRICES—CALL 217 WE WILL CALL FOR YOUR LAUNDRY MONDAYS— RETURN IT WEDNESDAYS. ATHENS EMPIRE LAUNDRY Information Cheerfully Furnished nmmvnmnmmuimnn I