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. World Genuine Red Cedar Chests Size, 20ln wide, 20in deep, 42in long. Built ef the * genuine Red Cedar. Regii- ! lar value la 35.00 Ten Piece Walnut Suite For $250, Both worthy of more than ordinaiy atten tion. Both have 6ft. davenports, loose cushions, three extra pillows, two tone cuiMiiiJViB, tmcc CAUtt pmuwa, iwu tunc mahogany finish, one will sell for $190.00; the other for $200.00. - - v ' - - Office ,,1201—liy ALICE ADAMS—Residence 832. ; iri JvOY.K cv QpUGLAS MALLOCH laughter, •> iet snjjle and song, the all along, •without, you, - ealhdt be, bout you— ■eyes und see. and :« »«>3ollaht, :putting, bringing f, iR lift take it, — if is ready; < w bat/you make It— it vVSIr eye* and see! loving, living, iv the common road, < gelling, giving, •iping will the load. :iiv b rot here near you, S\fwt. c*omrq.derle: •4 ';iro here to cheer you- fiiftftlikOcyc* and see. a group of young matrons and the third pafty will chmpllment Miss Julia HogeVa another lovely bride- elect whose marriage to Mr. Fred erick, Kentucky will be an In teresting social event the latter part of April. * CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR PAGEANT loving, lifting, • i is ’band -in -hand. 1,11V** li.is never found you?— Then a brother be! , • is .nl! .around yog— Lift yoiir eyes and see! Re miss ma.hita bullock TO HCNCR miss MARGARET ROWE Xota Bullock Is planning ■ries of lovely bride* parties. which will marl? the social • Wednesday afternoon will dins Margaret Rowe, a elect of April the , . Irrlagei to v Jjr. Ltiurln mftn. “or Atlanta will * bo nt social event the following MbftgpMC Will entertain If 8 is Free Apply it io Aiiy Rupture, Old or °r Small and You ate Till the' Rond That Has Convinced Thousands. Sent Free to Prove This Anyone ruptured, man, woman or child, should write at once to ff. S. Rice, 479-B Main St., Adams, N. Y., for a free trial of nil wonderful, stimulating npn'ien- lion. it op the rupture '(nil the muscles begin to tighten; ,/Jiey begin to bind tpgcther so that the opening closes naturally ,nd the need of n support or truss i« done nway with. Don’t neglect to romLfiultkis free Irial. Even if yourSwftf^t} doesn't Wither you what is the uce of wearing sup ports nil your life?- Why suffer this nuisance? Why rnn the risk of gangrene and such dangers from n sniaU. and innocent little ruptures the Rind that has thrown thousanl*«ljRe operating fable ? A host V nia and women arc daily nmning such risk just bo- •.aiiso their ruptures do not. hurt nor prevent them from getting around. Write at once or this free trial, as it is certainly a won- derful thing nnd has aided in the turn of ruptures thnt were hs big m a man’s two fists. Try and write at once, using the coupon below. Sunday evening (today) at 8 o’clock the Senior Endeavor sociaiy wlli present a pageant, ’’Christian Endeavor" at the First Christian Church. The piny was well written nnd In the “Spirit of Christian Endeavor" which Is rlayed hy fjimar LaBaon much lnfo:mat!on Is gathered con cerning the value aid growth of Christ!vi Endeavor. Wo lenrn ilmi more than 6,000 'Missionaries at home and abroad have been trained through C. E. work. The .vork of Junior and Intermediate Christian Endeavor is splendidly illustrated. Miss Evelyn Porter who (days the part f "Conelonce" •»;;! tell you that a Upon people in Alh.ii.c. *ri not receiving religion,* training: 28 million, ore under 25 years of age and more than 9. mltlon of that number ive in 12 Southern states. Qhristian Endeavor helps to train these million, of people. Learn how and yhy at the demonstration Sun day evening. One of the speakers will give the story of Christian Endeavor in Dixie, showing that every twelve hours a new society was organised, a total fo 730 per year for 11- South* ern States. The first six mourns „r this year shows 451 new aocleties organized, which surpasses that of last year. Other interesting facta will be brought out In a splendid )vny by the 12 Endeavorers who present the playlet. The Juniors will sing, “Coming Through the Land" and lastly the program will close with a great •ong, "Dixie Endeavor Day." A cordial invitation In extended to the public to attend this program which is being given in observance of "Dixc Endeavor Day." THB BANNER-HERALD. ATHENS. GEORGIA and the installation of the new of ficers wilT be held. ' This being the last meeting of the year ail the women of the church are cordially invited to be present. MISSIONARY SOCIETY, FIRST METHODIST CHURCH MEETS MONDAY 4 O'CLOCK The Womans Missionary Society of the First Methodist church win meet Mondsy afternoon In the Baraca room at 4 o’clock. A social aerlcc program will be rendered. Miss Ro- toi ir' i7 .U the marriage of MIee Joan berta Hodgson Will addresa the meet- H „„ v Maori,., In* on New Orleans as a field for evangelism. Miss Mary Baron will teach the Bible lesson. All women are cordially invited. MR8. DUNCAN BURNET AND MISS MARY BACON TO ENTERTAIN HOME CHOOL CLUB Thursday afternoon at r:30 Mr,. Duncan Burnett and Miss Mary A. Bacon will be Joint hostess at the home of the latter 629 Hill street in compliment to the Home School club. Mrs. James White will have charge of the program. All 'mem bers are cordially Invited. been studying at tiie Conservatory of Music In . Chicago is. .home for the spring holidays. —B- . Mm. Merkel IL Jacobs of Chicago. *• visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Hodgson, and is being cordially welcomed by her friends. —B— Miss Jean Benoliel, Air. Jarcuc Benollel and Mr. Asmrnd Benoliel of Marlpn. Penn., arrived. Saturday to visit Mr. and Mrs. Lee Morris 'or Linda Morris And Mr. Harry Maurice Roden on the evening of Wednesday. March 21st, which will be a lovely social event. * . Miss Virginia Beach returned to the Normal Sunday night f^om her home whe’J; sh» iwas called becaUs’t of the death of her father. Mrs. Monroe Goodwin, formerly Miss Katie earing of Augusta, is the guest of her other. Mrs. K. P. Hearing on Mllledge .avenue. Dr. Goodwin will come from NewOTork. their home, ami Join Mrs. Goodwin here on April 1st Normal School News Miss Clare Brown, a member of the Athens High Schol faculty, visited Miss Grace Dunstan Sun- day afternoon. Miss Gladys Combs spent the week end with home - folks at La- MRS. J. C. HIOQENBOTHAM ENTERTAINS ORADY AVE. SOCIAL CLUB , Tho Grady Avenue Social club held j CUBt Grove, a very delightful meeting Friday . " ,— , „ , afternoon with Mrs. J. c. Hlggen- Mr. Douglas Nelson of MonticcI- botham the gracious hostess enter-! lo, Ga., was the guest of his sis- tainlng In honor of her daughter, j ter, Miss Myra Nelson Friday. Mrs. Roselle of Augusta. Following the business session a very enjoyable social half hour Wits enjoyed when a "lovely salad course was served. f • CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR TO HAVE -RADIO SOCIAL” THURSDAY NIGHT. MAR. 22ND. Free for Rapture w. S. Rice, Inc.,, 479-B Main St., Adams, N. Y. You may send mo entirely free n Sample Treatment of your stimulating application for Rupture. Name .. .* .* Address .... ,, State 'IDO t” In Invitations for the “Radio social'’ to bo held In the basement of the Christian Church under the auspices of the Senior Christian Endeavor society. Thursday evening, March 22nd. read us # follows: Radio Social: It's something nety. Especially planned: Just for you! Oh! Please don't faU to be on time. For our aving bank: It* holds a dime. And.jny, that program will make, things hum. ? Como to the “Radio Social” for fellowship and fitofc • Radio programs are becoming more popular every day and for that reason, the Endenvorers real izing that such an er tertnlnnient would he ju»t the kind for the March ocial and the Social Committee have been very busy wr«klrtg out plana and program for the social, — frr— . . GEORGIA BOYS ATTEND GAME AT LUCY COBB, A score or more of students of the University#.** Georgia were invited by students .of Lucy Cobb Institute last Saturday eveningto attend the finals In the basketball tournament held by tho young ladies of thnt school. The gamo was interesting and eftjoyed by ail attending. The young todies en* tertained their guests after the game. Those invited were: Alton Hosch, Bosworth Smjth, William Searcy, Beach Edwards, Frank Ifcwi-t. Carl ton Melt, Lamar Sledge, Marvin ,KII Patrick, Robert Blount, Malcom Ben nett, Jack Grant, Lewis Ernest, “Doc” Byrne, Henry Gleen, Thomas Glenn, John Tanner, Louis Musgrove, Dave Wisdom, Carl Glover, Shelby Langston, Tody Watson, "Buck* Wesey, Joe Buchanan, Fi*ank Ca- rfillers, Charlie Martin, “Ilawkeye Stokes. Ed Quick and others. —Red and Black. REGULAR MONTHLY • MEETING W. M. 8.', FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH The regular monthly business meeting of the Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist church will be held Monday afternoon at'the church at 4 o'clock, a full attendance in desired. BENEFIT BRIDGE. AT HARMONY CLUB TUESDAY AFTERNOON The benefit brldgt flt the Harmony club Tuesday afternoon promises to be a very enjoyable social event and one of the largest affairs of the week. MISS BACON’S BIBLE CLAS8 MEETS MONDAY 4:30 Miss Mary Bacons Bible Class will meet nt the First Methodist church Mpnday afternoon at 4:30. The book of Joshua will be the * topic, persons Interested, whether Methodist or not will be cordially welcomed. Mr. Billups Phlnlsy left Saturday for Miami, Fla., to Join Mrs. PhlnlzY for a visit. Mr. and Mrs. William Bradshaw and Miss Julia Bradshaw of Paducah, Ky., are expected soon to visit Mrs James White for the Boater holiday*. _ 48 hours ^ after leaving the shell the chick is r readyfor Buttermilk Itarnng Feed Si >g Feed it for 8 ’ Conkey’s h low ill film and Ju*t : m protein, scientifically comet, “““not injure or overtax the sensitive •Bstive apparatus. ’ .Conkey’s is the Origins! Buttermilk l ?«»« Feed, b S .made by the. in which C«key Oi Solid uuun ■wrporated with wokey's Poultry Book For Sale By Wingfield Cash Grocery PIONEER CLUB MEETINO. Dr. John' Morris addressed Pioneer Club Tuesday afternoon nt their resufor ,meeting at Peabody Hall. "Student Life In Germany.” was the subject of his discourse, and he i&vo many Intoreotlng Incldenti of hie own experiences over there a» a student, and gave a detailed ex* plandtion of German Ideas of higher education. Dr. Morris thinks that more etu dents from America should go to Europe to complete their etudles and eaye that It is possible to go to Germany, take a University course and come back home with practically the same amount of monoy required for a corresponding course here. • rMi.H !■ ramnon The Pioneer Club Is composed of 'the leadlnt young ujornen In the Uni- varsity and 1* doing It’* »h*re In malting Co-education succeed at Georgia.—Red and Black. • CHARMING P^YAT PARISH HOUSE E4STER—MONDAY At 4 o’clock on .Easter Mondsy the Parish house and lawn will be a scene of great beauty oad mer riment. All the children nnd grown upa toe nrq asked to come and take part In tho fun at tne foot of the •agar Plum tree with the choco late cart and Gingerbread do*. ”Mr. McGregor's Garden. There will be load# of fun! no one ever saw such turnip* and carrotsns crow there. They must have been planted by Forles and the dearlltUe human rabbits wlth reoi arier npraii for every one. The Sunshine tidy" did you say? Why. of couprse. she too will be there to help us have the best of times. ° remember the day, April 2nd. Admission lie. MISSIONARY SOCIETY F1R8T PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH MEETS MONDAY 4 O’CLOCK The missionary .eoclety of the First Presbyterian church will hold a wryjmiwrtant meeting Monday afternoon , at * £•*<**•.Jf"™ “e report* of the officer* will be read Mr. Jake Phinisy ot Augusta is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Phlnsy. —S!— 7 Mrs. Warren Molse has rcutrned fo Atlanta after a vlolt to aer mother. Mfe; John Qerdlne. Mr. .Morrl* Michael has returned to Macon after a visit to his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Simon Michael. Mr. Harry Maurice. Roden of Pitts burgh. PO.. has arrived In the city for his marriage to Mis, Jtutn Linda Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hilton of Ath ens visited Miss Agnes Kidd Sat urday afternoon. Mr. Edgar Dunstan of the Uni versity of Georgia was the guest of his sister Miss Grace Dunstan Sunday afternoon. Miss Minnie Underwood of BlueTidge, who is now teaching in the Athens High School, visited Miss Mary Daniel and Miss Flor ence Cross Sunday afternoon. Holliday and Mias CorabeUe Pa’rr of Athens. . ■Mr». Wills of Jefferson visited her daughter, Mist Lillian Wills, Saturday afternocn. Mr. Hugh Alexander and Mr. Lester of Augusta visited the Au- -which is an unusual program and gusts girls this week qpd. Miss Lillie Mae Hall of Auguste was the week end guest of Miss Mary Hall. Miss Bertie Ammon of Phil idclnhia was a week end visitor to the Augusta girls. j Miss Margaret Green was the vucst of Misses Lena and Lucilc Smith and Sara Lumpkin. C. E. Notes Mr. and Mrs. J. M. McCree of Wntkinsville visited their daughter Miss Mavis Sunday. Mr. J. R. Chandler of Hall visit ed his daughter, Molene Monday. Miss Mabel Nicholsoif was call ed home Sunday on r.ccount of th< death of her aunt, Mrs. F. A. Gil len of Bishop, Ga. Miss Ruby Jenkins and Mr. J. A. Baker of Danielsville were guests of Miss Fannie Sue White and Miss Julia- Baker Sunday after noon. ^ Mrs. W. W. Barnett of Colbert accompanied by her son W. W. Jr. motored over to see her daughter Miss Labasare Barnett, Saturday Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Walters, Mr Curry Walters and Miss Maude Walters of Toccoa were guests of Miss 'Inez Walters Snuday. BY G. L. JOHNSON All Georgia Emieuvorers turning their thoughts to the State Convention which will be held in Muc.n, Ga., April 20-21-22nd. A real training school of Christian Endeavor methods and principles has been arranged. Everything points to u wonderful convention. The Macon cenvention will be the Eleventh State Qf E. Convention Georgia has held and the s young people -of the “Central City" are de termined that thin shall be the best and registrations have already pused the hundreds. The goal for tho State Union Js 1,000. -Northeast Georgia’s quota is 160. Athens Endeavorers will register early with Mi*s Agness Maguire, while the Societies ouuddc Athens i will send fee to Miss Julia Parker | 240 Williams street, Macon, ,(ia. The City Union will float a new banner at tho convention. The Ban ner in Red and Black, which is the City Union Olors and the Athens Endeavorers have high hopes thnt •this Banner will float high towards victory. o’clock*. A cordial welcome .awaits [junior Christian , Endeavor whose everyone at the Christian, First and (object is to promote an earnest Central Presbyterian Societies. } ChrUtian feeling among boys and Paul Felldws win Mrs. Pau !6ws lead the meeting at the Christian Church, girls who become members and to WHAT DOE8 “DIXIE ENDEAVOR DAY" MEAN? Georgia Endeavorers are today celebrating “Dixie Endeavor Day, 1 * and speeix! programs are being giv en at Christian Endeavor Churches. The Christian Church society are having n play. “Christian Endeavor” all who attend wiU be bound ro euj Joy it throughout, Special songs und rending. Every member of the •Tl.invt. rhculd see this p;*. "Theliaa Is not line Christian Endeavor Work in spite cf the t (forts of her friend.' On|i A night she has a wonderful derail In which the spirit of Christian Endeayor" impresses upon her mib- coiih V'Is mind that which I friends ha^e been trying to*get her to realize—” The rest-of .the splen did story will he given at the Chris tian Church at 8 o'clock Sundajf (today.) t Twelve character* make n;» the play—Bright coctum.s and a real showing of Cn'lsi.tiii Endeavor in many department?:. Como on liio.e and bring a friend or two a'.*.*: >uu BOGART C. E. START CLASS The Boftart Christian Endeavor .society have organized a Christian Endeavor expert class which meets one night each week to study the text hook. “Expert Endeavorer.” A large number of the young people are studying this book and who prepare them for active service for Christ t “RADIO SOCIAL” FOR MARCH “Something new’’—Not that, for every day “Radio programs’’ are being received in Athens, but the Endeavorers have decided to put over something a little hit bigger than usual an4 the March social will bo known a* ^he “Rudlo Social." The Endeavorers will have their first opportunity of hearing the voice of Dr. Francis E.' Clark, “Father of Christian Endeavor” who will deliver an Inspiring Message on “The Challenge of Christian En deavor." Later in iho evening, we will tune in on Boston. Mass., and receive Dr. Clark's second message, “A plea Tor fellowship/’ The “Old. Fashioned Plantaton" songs will be given by black faces. Readings will be given by trained . entertainers. Spicy , songs will be heard from SCE and JCE stations, Athens, Go., os well as musicWnd special numbers from other sta tions. Can a single Endeavor af ford to miss the “Radio Social?" The a<lmi*8lon will he a dime and when you enter a saving bank will be made. Mis# Gladys Sheppard In- fit. Deposit and enjoy an evening of fun and fellowship. PAGE THREE forehead erheadach —melt and inhalo the vapors MRS. GOFF! ILL SEVEN YEI Saved froman Operation byLydi L Pinkham’s Vegetans^ SidcII.Ill.—“I waaa nervous wreck. I waa (offering from a pain in my lit side, which was al- WHAT ABOUT ELBERTON? xtehdei society have extended the lnvita tion fpr the 1923 District conven tion and most likely this place .will completed will have a regular C. E. be selected since a committee was graduation exercise. G. L. Johnson i appointed to select a tyare and If Is instructing the class.. ja search of the entire state Was made, not a better selection could “THE HUMAN CLOQK” [be made. Mis* Gladys heppord, In- SPECIAL 8ERMON . termedlaCe Supt. Christian Kndeav- icr work In Northeast (JoorKlaJJves ■^Junior Christian Kndeavor will at I-Jlherton and will play n great have a birthday on Sunday, March I part In prvpn ration for the conven- 25th. The first Junior Society wnn jtinn which in yet ninny months off. organized by ltev. Charles A. Sav-JMr. Fred Aufd is president of tho age, March 28th, 1883 and'jllarch Segior society. 25th. the Juniors will celebrate th, ' birthday everywhere In "Dlzie." SCHOOL OF METHODS The Christian Church Juniors will ICHRISTIAN CHURCH present a special program and their | c. E. oocietics Cf Horthvnat Geor- MAKING THE WORLO BETTER Junior nong is worth hearing alone. g| a are counting* the dayn until the In addition to the -hernrtn. "The School of Methods which wjfl he most unbearable, and I ' could not even let the b< d dothing rest on my body at tight. I had been sick for seven* years, ibut not so bad until the lost eighteen months, and had become so run down that I care 1 for nobody, and ■■■ five, I would rather have died than . couldn’t do my work without help,and the doctors told mo that an operation was all there was lefbL would not con sent to that, so my husband brought me a bottle of Lydia EL Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and be zeal me to take it I havetaken foi ties of it and I feel ten years Life Is full of hope. I do dll my be work and hod a large garden- year. I never wfl',be without?the Vegetable Compound in the hbhae, and when mv two little girle rtaeli womanhood I intend to teach to take it I am never too busy some suffering sister of my help, you can use my^nam.. and Jctti spread the good.news of . Pinkham’s medicines. ’’—Mra. Coffman, R.B. 2, Sidell; IU. Humun Clock” which will be de llvered nt the morning service by Dr. Porter. * cordial Invitation id extended betterment" will • be the topic of «U Junior boyn and glrli to attend the Chrieltun Kndeavor Prayer thi. aervlce nnd parents are urged Afqettng Sunday evening at I to come along and get a glimpse of held ill the Chrlutlnn -Church, Maix-h 30—April let. I!very nee-dun will- be Important. jOtfoil Speakers. A song director’from Cincinnati Be Bure to attend every seunlon. VAN-NIL Satilfiei VAN-NIL Bail,flea Good digestion! they regulate the system Dn KINGS PILLS "for constipation Mies Mary Carmichael was call cd home Saturday at Madison or account of her mother’a illness. Mr. R. L. Scales of BMton visit ed his daughter, Miss Mary Scalct Sunda afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Blnnchctt, Mr. George Blanchtitt. Miss Ila Blanchet and Miss Helen Brlscor of Monroe were the guests of (Mist Morrl* on the evening bt \i'edno,day, Willie Mae Blanchett ,'Sunday. March 31*t. Mr. W. E. Frederick of Shelhyvllle. Ky.. i« In the city. fjj Mr. and Mrs. Jajne, n. Gray and lovely little non will return to At lanta Sunday afternoon after n vl»lt to Mr. and Mr*. W. F. Doraey. Mr. ond Mra. M. P. Mathew* an nounce the birth ot a little daughter. March 12 th. . who will bo called Marlon Lou. Mr. and Mra. Edgar'L. Eherhari announce the birth of' a eon. March 13th who hai been named William Walton. Mr*. Mile* Lewie »nd two attractive children, Miles Jf.. and Jeannle Stovall arrived Friday to vlelf her parent*. Mr. and Mra. Robert Toomb* DuBoee. Mr. A. H. Da vi eon left Friday fy Hot Springe, Ark., to epend eomo time. Mr*. A. H. Davleon. Jr., left Thure- day for White Springs. Fla., to vieil her parent*. Mr*. Sam Wingfield lute lieen call ed to Mayesvtlle by the Hines* of her mother. Mr. Clarence Manfoft of Law- rencevillc was the guest of his sis ter Elizabeth Sunday. - Mr. Frank Fuller of the Uni versity was the guest of his sis ter, Viola. Sunday. Mrs. S. A. Johnston of Richland was the week-end geest of heir daughter Suslb. Mias-Lollie Belle Robertson was called to Rutledge last week on acount of the death of her aunt. Mrs. W. L. McBath of Toccoa was tho guest of Misses Grace Puckett and Lucile Walters Mon day. Misses Elolse Peede, Florence and Louise Sutton have been call ed home. Mrs. Fannie Hill Jordan of SandwersviUb was the week-end guest of her daughter Loucillc. Many things of interest to home furnishers are to e found in this big store. This time however, we want to mention our credit plan. Are you familiar with the way we extend credit? If not, it will pay " you to investigate. It was brought into being to serve you. It is daily servirig more people. Why not let is serve you? Miss Iris Callaway made a bus! ness trip to Lexington Saturday. Dr. C. N. Risk of Wln»ton-S**m, N. C.. Who I* vl*ltlng In Bogart spent Friday In the city. Dr. Sink formerly a re*ldent of Athen*. Mr- and Mr*. Albert Davleon am) Mr. Itowell Cobb went to Atlanta Fri- lev to re* Judge Andrew A. Cobb. who 1* Bt The friend* of Mr*. M. W. Crowlqy will regret to Jeom of her lllnen. Mr*. L. T. CruncII of Amerlcu*. I* vhdting her daughter,. Ml** Eli*a- both CruncII at Lucy Cohb.' jlr*. Nellie P. Neal and young eon nf Thonuon »re vwttlng Ml** El«io Neal at Lucy Cobb. Mr*. John Moor* Walker of Albany nnd Macon !e vloltlng her non and daughter. Prof, and Mra. RoooeveU Walker at Luca* Hall on the campu*. Mr. and Sira. J. B. Wler attended th* marriage of their eon,. Mr. Wil liam Alexander Wier to Ml- Slary Cuttino Thornhill. Sloreh the 13th. In Summerville. 8. C. Mr.,John Hughei of New York hoe returned horn* after a vi*it to Mr. Olllupa Fhlntxy. Mr. and Mr*. LlUigo Wler have re- turned from Ch*rlo*ton and Summer ville where they attended th* mar riage of Sir. William A. Wler and Mia* Story Cotteno Thornhill. Mia* Margoratt* Morrl* who ha* Mi*s Carolyn Vance will »Mond the Peaclf festival at Fort Valley this week-end. Mi** Blanche Bulbran nf Mar'on wan the guest of Miss Sara (Me- Cook. MIsa Louise Hewclt has just re turned from n week* stay at her home in Washington, Ga. M!**es Eula nnd .T<w*le Thomar and Hr. and Mrs. Edge Thomas of Laiwwn wet* the week end "nests of Misses Ruby and Jewell Thomas. . Mr. T. W. MeOec of Atlanta was the <mest of Miss Montine McGee Sunday. Miss Glndva 0»kes hs* ns her iSunday visitors, Mr. C. D. Oakes >Wr. R. Lee Oakes. Miss Dalsey Oakes, and Mis* Nora Forrester from Lawreneeville. and Mr, Ber ryman of Jefferson. M*a. Sexton, of Athens wa* r Sunday visitor of Mistea Regina Onbbege, Cecil Burougha, Alice Hillia.and Julia Laurence. Mra., W. A. Clegg «f Athens was a recent vialtor to Misses Nell Meadorra. Eugenia Ingram and Agnes Martin. Mia* Minnie Underwood, the nooo'er Science Ten»h*r "f Ath ena High spent Sunday afternoon on* litglt spent Sunday afternoon with Misses Eugenia Ingram, and Mis* Nell Meadows. Misse. Nettie Mary Williams adowt. j Lon Hous’d #nd Edith Holll- da went to ride with Mra, Carl REFRIGERATORS $27.50 From the famou* JHAL-- LENQE line. Casa solid oak. Enameled lining*. Best ol Insulation. Other* 817.50 tq 3100.00. This suit in Queen Anne design and two tone walnut finish is'[ one of the very prettiest we have ever shown.' The buffet is 60 5 : . inches—the extension table 60x48 inches—the china case is of ; ]| the semi enclosed type'and - 42 inches wide the serving table is. 36 inc'hes. One arm and five side chairs complete the suite. Pay only $25 cash and the balance in 10 monthly payments. BABY CARTS ARE here in profusion. A wide variety of styles, finishes and prices help to make your task of selecting easy—the new push carts may be had with or without tops and reclining backs. Prices range from $7.00 to $45.00. TWO NEWLY ARRIVED SUITS Heard flAfOAlf ClIHlitllPA Pa Ask Foi> Will Rogers' uorsey rurniiurt? uo. Victor Record Record Yet? * . * Quality Furniture Since 1884 45347 - !