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INTERESTING SOCIAL
EVENT
Hundreds of friends through
out this section of the state will
be Interested to learn of the wed
ding of Mr. Carl Epps, of Athens,
Ga„ and Miss Claudlne Henry, of
Athens, Georgia, formerly of Mays
vllle, which took place In the Pas
tor’s Study of llher' First Baptist
•»? rc h Saturda r afternoon at 3
o'clock.
The bride who Is a daughter of
j Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Henry, Is one
I of Athens’ most popular young
I women, she came to Athens from
MaysvIUe where she graduated
| from the Mayevllle High School.
.Studied music at Lucy Cobb In
stitute and at the present! time is
on the music faculty of that in-
l Btltutlon. The bride was hand-
[ somely gowned In blue with hat to
match, with trimmings of paisley'
crepe..
Mr. Epps Is a son of Mr.
■ ; i E .? ps ’ ot this ,cISy. a former pu-
rt . . ~ _ Pil ot the Athens High School.
The Hinton Securities Co. * radoa ‘e of Georgia School of
Life Insurance I Technology with a degree of Me-
member of Beta Theta PI frater
nity.
During the war he served his
country in the air service and' saw
service In France. Since hfs re
turn from the army he has been
connected with ' the Climax Hosi^.
ery Mills, of which he Is general
manager and superintendent He
Is one of Athens' most progres
sive young business men.
After a short wedding trip this
delightful young couple will re
turn to Athens to make their
home. . „ '
qhanlcal Engineering. He Is
DELICIOUS SALADS
HO
Hi:
^The secret ot delicious salads or sand
wiches Is inthe mayonnaise, Duke’s fa-
nious home-made mayonnaise is the one per- '
feet mayonnaise and It keep indefinitely.
Rome'Mado Mayonnaise
Ic made with fresh country eggs, pure oil
and is uncoAtod. This mayonnaise Is made
Just as you would make It In your own kitchen
Duke’s Russian Rellfch
Duko.’miHome Made Dressing
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Duke .Mayonnaise Co.,-GreoiNlllej'8. C.
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GROCERS CALL:
Talmadgd Bros. A
Distributors
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SPRING SHOPPING AT—
JOEL’S
Sells Goods at Popular Prices ‘ . 4
"^"ASSURES SUBSTANTIAL SAVINGS”
The New Spring
DRESSES in
Pawleys, Taffetas, Canton
Crepe, and , Crepe de Chine
are being shown in a variety
of beautiful shades and styles.
Priced—
.98 $9.95
$14.98 $20
MEETING OF THE ELIJAH
CLARKE CHAPTER D. A. R.
An Interesting meeting ot the
Elijah Clarke Chapter, Daughter* of
the American Revolution was he'd
gt the home of Mrs. J. II. Orlffeth
on Thursday afternoon, nt whirl,
time Mrs. Grlffetlr and Mr*. Albo-t
Weir were hostesses. The regent.'
Mrs.' E. ^4. Griggs, presided.
The report* of officers and
mlttee chairmen were most gratify
ing. showing fhe many and varied
phases of activities that the chanter
Is engaged In. and the success at
tendant upon each. Mrs. Griggs reac
the report that she will give at the
,a;nioa< hlng shite corivci tlon and
the amount of accompllshmen of the
chapter was a pleasing surprise even
to those who have kept right up with
the work being done, since this sum
mary brought out In f ill force the
work cf tie past'year. /
Miss Rutherford gave a compre
hensive paper on Georgia’s Part in
the Revolution. This excellent piece
of research will be sent as the'chap-
cnntrlbutlon to The Reciprocity
Committee of the Rtatd Federation
of Women - Clubs, as well as to the
Committee of tho National Fedcrv
tiou. At the conclusion of the liter.
ovrnm refreshments were
served by he gracious hostess nn
pleasant social half hour enjoyed.
MITCHELL— DOLlT
announcement
Mrs. Albert Letcher Mitchell
announces the engagement of her
daughter, Cornelia Alberta to Mr.
Francis Doll, ot SL Louis, and
Havana, ''me marriage to take
place at an early date.
Tho above announcement will
bo of very delightful social in
terest and comes as a pleasant
surprise to the friends of the popu
lar bride-elect.
Miss Mitchell Is tho only daugh
ter of Mrs. A. L. Mitchell, and the
late Judge Mitchell. Splendid
educational advantages and ex
tensive travel have added charm-
Inly to her many personal graces.
She Is a member of one of the
South’s oldest and most aristro-
erntte families, the Mitchell. add
Lotchers having contributed large
ly to the making ot Georgia his
tory.
Mr.- Doll has established him
self In the social and business
world of his home town, where ho
Is one of the leading factors.
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MARION DAVies. THE 8TAR
IN “WHEN KNIGHTHQOD
WA8 IN FLOWER’’
Merlon Davies Is the bright star
In the gorgeous produet’jn, “When
Knighthood, was In Flower,” play
ing at the Palace -for three days
this week, Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday. This is n picture that
Athens people Save ‘been waiting
to-see ever since echoes fropi lie
splendor came down-to us from
New York, where It onenod and
has been playing for $2.00.
This Is a gorgeously screened
j production, carrying a wealth of
! lo'.Mkl.. nnnnnmr otirl on’nmllll not.
THE BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS. GEORGIA
—
day and Friday, Prom 20 to 13 s m.
Some class. wark. wUl be done
this week in the different finishes;
hording, bias' .binding, bias folds,
piping, bound button holes, pock
ets. '
Any. who lufve not! been able to
come at all, or, Who , have been
Irregular, may come to anyone
or to all of these lessons.
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HANDIWORK’TEAS TO
OCCUPY AFTERNOON8 OF
FRIDAY AND 8ATURDAY
The Handiwork Teas to which
Mrs. E. W. Carroll has Invited her
friends on the atlfsrnoons of Fri
day aim Saturday, the twenty-third
and twenty-fourth of March, will
be occasions filled with the most
.delightful Interest, enthusiasm
running high among a number of
women who have lovely hand
work to sdll and which they offer
to (he public at attractive prices,
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THE CHRISTIAN
CHURCH BAZAAR
On March” 23 and 24 at H., O.
Eptlng’s office formerly . the . Old
Oas Shop, the ladies of the Chris
tian Church will have their spring
bazaar.
Children's pretty spring dresses,
bloomers, bonnets, baby caps,
house aprons, and many other
articles will he on display.
Proeeeds of this bazaar will go
for the childrens' hospital In con
nection with the orphanage in At
lanta.
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR
MEETING SUNDAY.
The Christian EmA^tr Soci-
etics of the Central Christian Pres-K,,,.- ....
byterian church will have a joint
meeting Sunday night at 7:80
o’clock. A pageant will be given
as part of the progTam set for
Christian Endeavor Day.
lovely scenery and spleiplld act
ing. It has been propounceil the
! “wonder ploturb". of the aae and
[its showing hdro at especially low
{-prices. so arranged through the
I management’s personal connec-
I Hon with the pfodiicors. Per
formances will, begin nf 1:00; 3:30;
6:00 and 8:30.
WILL-G-WEFT: New Speing Drezs Goods In - all.
.the latent color*, 36in-wide, Special at, per yard....
NJW*RPRING CREPES'- Lovely checks. and. plaids,
ideal material for a Spring F/ofck, S2ln widd. Yd....
’yovELV NEW GINGHAM8: 3?ln *ide, wonderful.
69c
39c
ient 6f stripes, checks and plaids. Pei; yard.... 25c
NEW SPRING SILKS: Taffetas, Satins,- Messatines jtl CO
.and crepe de chine, all colons. Special at «FAsW«r
6ATKEN PETTICOATS: Special aaie' of 'ladies’. QOj,
Sateen Petticoats, all' colors, plaited; ruffles
We are showing a most
heaptiful line of Spring Milli
nery* Every shape, style, ^nd
color to be found.
We invite you to visit this
.department.
; Prices jrange from $2,50 to
$6i9& ‘“Every Hat* worth
double.” * . ..
PORTFR
CONTFRT -
In addition to the first and sec-
find prises nf five and two and
nno half dollars each, an addi
tional prizes nf five dollars each.
Is offered bv Mrs. Amy Floe Plill
11ns, of Demorest. fla.. state ehoir-
CHHAPTER F. MEETS'WITH
MI8S PRINCE TUE8DAY
AT 4:00 O'CLOCK
Chapter F. meets with (Miss
Bssillne Prince Tuesday afternoon
at 4:00 o’clock.
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Mr. and Mrs. Howard Holden
and young son of Augusta, were
expected Saturday' to visit Judge
• and Mrs. Horace Holden. Mrs.
Holden and baby tylll spend the
week. ■"
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Mrs. Henry Nickerson nnd lit
tle son Thomas accompanied by
Mrs. S^J. Fuldlove, returned Satur
day night from Valdosta and
Quitman.
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Mr. Frank Dowdle, of Atlanta,
Is the week end guest of his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Dowdle.
£jfj
Mr. Artie Small, of Atlanta, Is
spending the week end with his
family a.i the home of CapL and
Mrs. J. W. Barnett. \ <
ruins Iand,to plow It when too wet,
and you had better miss a crop
than” riiln yofc Gelds. Med clay
land when, too wef breaks into
clida and will never agan produce
a good crop. ' ^.
THE POPULAR STRAINS of
chickens Is a deba’able ,1110*11011.
Some Mke one strain and some an
other. Some years ago a man
'".round Athens raised game chick
ens. The game is as good a layer
as the Leghorn and us an edible
bird are as superior-In flavor to
the other'fowls us the partridge Is
to the jaybird.
PAUL HAI'.VVVAf sty* lift Yv.li*
a bargain shoe sale at Ills a".ire .2
months In the year, 62 weeks and
113 days. Amt ihosi ,vt.o liuve 1 -
ronlzed PauLsay thhris unquestion
ably true.
MESSRS. CRAWFORD and, Roy
Williams, of Madison county were
In the city yesterday. They say
they had started thirty-odd plows,
when the rain atoptied them -imI ,t
will he a week before the ground
dries .off. They - will plant about
seven acres ot cotton to the plan
and have contracted for calcium
arsenate nt 17 cents per pound.
There was never a more -promising
prospect for n wheat and oat crop.
EVERYTHING POI.NTS t? n
fine fruit yeai It frost .only Maya
off. And every variety qf fruit will
grot^. Tree* -.re lutt blooming ur,d It
Is predicted that the crop la aa good
' saved.
transmlslon line from the Mathia-
Tallulah power plant will pass
through. Toccoa, Commerce, .fef-
.ferson, Winder and Lawrcncovilie.
Water from the Tallulah and Tuga-
lo rivers will be used six of more
times to generate power Under pro-
posed developments.
UNDER INSTRUCTIONS to the
rural mall service, mall carriers
cannot enrry pnsengers In vehicles
they us^ fnr delivering malls.
A cow, a sheep .and a'pig are
being added to the “Zoo” of St.
Louis, as so many children in that
city have never seen- these ani
mals. ,
Notice, Kelly Springfield
*.' ?:? ?tV. Tires v'u
Parties who bbiight 83x4
Kelly Springfield Cord
Tires, serial numbers
413904, 413939, 413970 lat
ter part of June or July,
1922 will confer a/favor
upon us by advising us of
same. . .
E. S.. Sporting Goods Co.
BEST DESERT IN THE |
WORLD-COSTA’S DE
LlClOUfi ICE CREAM. |
'' OhdeF Some Pot •*
. Today’s Dinner
COSTA’S
P H O N E 697
MARTIN BROS,, say they have
sold off considerably more than
naif their ttock and crowds still
throng their store. This sale la a
aplondlil endorsement of the Ban.
ner-Herald as nn advertlsln,-
medium.
Mrs. T. M. Nelbllng and little
daughter, .Anne Patterson left
Wednesday for Augusta to visit
Mr. and Mrs. J. H.' Nelbllng.
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Mr. and Mrs. John E. Mealor
announce the birth of a son March
16th who will be called Richard
Hsnry.
Mrs. Murphy Pound, of Mont
gomery, Ala., Is expected on the
first of April to visit Dr. and Mrs.
Jere .Pound.
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Mr. Simon Michael leM Saturday
night for a business trip to New
York. •
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Miss Henrietta Beusse’s friends
will be pleased to hear she is !m
proving from an Illness ot several
days, and will probably be able to
be out In a week’s time.
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Capt. J. H .Beusse and Mr.
Thomas Beusse have engaged pat
sage to sail from New York early
In June for a trip to Europe, they
will travel In England, France, and
Germany and other places ot in
terest
Around Athens
THE W1TBT CITY cotton mill In
East AthslI* will soon- start Work
greatly increasing its capacity. This
factory was Idle for some time, hut
was purchased by enterprising gen-
emen ofthls satte and they have
made It a success. The Banner'
Heruld wants.'to visit and write up
this factory.
ronn of the Health and p “f* ,< ** intll). ileoated at the site of the old
Education for the best poster lit I check factory has greatly tacreas-
lu’-tratlve of her work. , *
The same rule? sa published
**ti| Govern this contest, but a «Hf-
ferent set of Judget will decide
this prize.
We are countins on n “rent ex
hlhftlons of posters, at tho 3lal«
Convention, dud we want ovdry
visitor there to view t.ils rhsso
of tho work of the school/children
of GenVvta. I
BESSIE LATIMER .lOHNSON.
State Chairman of Posters.
WjeR.-THORNTON
ANNOUNCEMENT
The follownk announcement Is of
Very cordial Interest:
Mr*. Jesse Thomas Edwin Thorn
hill announces the .marriage of her
daughter. Mary Cnttlno to Mr. Wit-
itirti Alexander Wler, on' Thursday,
March the fifteenth, nineteen hun
dred nnd' twenty-three at Sutnmer-
vlli*. ■South Carolirta..
Thev will be at home nfter April
•he,tenth..** 14* Moultrie Street,
'vbartment B.. Charleston - .South
Cnrolinu.
Mr. IVIer I* the son of Mr. nnd
Mrs. John Benson Wler. of thl*
city and one of the best knnwn and
'most nopnlnr.younc men. who num-
jtthre hfs friends Tty his scqunlnf-
Itnces. sincere congratulations nnd
-nnd wishes nee. extended Mr. ami
Mrs. Wler.
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WOMAN’S Ol.HR DRESS
IfSKING CLASS
The dress-maVing class under
the ntishifes of Woman’s club
continues to prove very Interest'
ed Its capacity and wUI build forty
more houses lor oponuiv,; J. This
mill makes the beet, cloth turned
out for automobile tires and its
goods are in great demand.
EVERY manufacturing er.lorpriso
In nnd nratiad Athens la 'now In
operation at full time and some
mills run a double shift of hands,
Everything In and around Athens
seems (o be prospering. What
a change for the better In the past
twelve months; and times are im
proving all the while.
TOU CAN ALJVAWyS FIND
bargains at Henry'll on Broad
street, and they have a benutlfdl*
Une of choice golds. Follow the
crowd and they will Carry you
straight to Henry's.
MR HENDREN SHOWED the
writer a large lot of overalls he had
bought at Winder and says Ath-.
ens ought to have’ nt least ten
overall factories. They don’t cost
much to start; never fall to pay.
and give employment to women mid
girls. Wc have the buildings to In
stall the plants.
J. BUSH THE POPULAR Jeweler
on Clayton street, has a beautiful
Unc of goods and has marked dawn
cut glass to actual eost. You can i
find at Mr. Bush’s anything In the
jewelry line nnd he will treat you t
right.
FARMERS IN TOWN yesterday (
say It will be a week orVlen days,
NEXT TO THE OLD Hodgson
home on Qconec street, the Camnk
house is the oldest residence in
Athens nnd is the first brick house
put up in this section. This build
ing was erected by the father of
tho late Dr. James Camak when
the Indians inhabited the country
around Athens a town on tho
Georgia road, was named for Dr.
Camnk, Who was one of tho original
stockholders In that rood.
THE MACHINERY Is being in, I
stalled In tho Cord Mill on thj I
Watklnsvllle rdnd. nnd It will soon
"lari up. This mill manufactures •
all manner of cords and goods in '
Hint hnn and will he enlarged and
Improved since being rebuilt after
tho fire.
GENTLEMAN front Watkins-
V „ . e .^° y " ,hB fi*fmers of Oconee
Will this year pl/fht on an average
six or seven acres In cotton to tho
plow. 'He says much land was brok- I
en last winter, and If the ground'
dries off they will soon have their I
fields In condition for planting.
, PHYSICIANS stated
that thp health of Athena'vsnfl never
better than at thin time. The flu has
about disappeared, but’a few cases
Unger. .
JVITHIN THE NEXT thirty days'
i^oii w * tnrt on *<' v ®ral Public
buildings nnd every mechanic and
laborer enn find work. The coming '
“ n ‘ , „ summer considerable j
building will go up la our city.
A GENTLEMAN FROM Com- I
trorpe says a new 110,000 volt,
Benson’s Bread
is , -
Good Bread
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“Haye You Seen This Baby Sew?”
If not, Phone 1611 for demonstration in your
home. It places you under, no obligation.
I
THE EASY WAY TO SEW
It is an easy thing to make dll the chil
ren’s clothes and your own too, if you
* use a electric sewing maclune. Just a
slight pressure of the foot and the ma
chine is your servant for any length
of time. * ....-
And it’s just as easy to buy if you take
advantage of tlhe special terms we are
offering from March 15th to April 7th
on the -
„ i;; j Western Pectric
Portable Sewing Machine
Only SlO.OO'down and the balance in six. easy monthly payments. Don’t
delay another day to see a demonstr rtiorr of this wonderful sewing ma
chine, either at our display room or in yorur home. ’
Athens Railway & Electric Co.
Corner Hancock and College Avenue. v ||P|
FREE
Western Electric
$5.00 Irori
given absolutely
Free
with every
Western Electric
Portable
Sewing Machine
- sold during cam
paign.
Zz W. T. COLLINS,he,
Easter sale of 300 new dresses'in the
new 3-piece and one-piece style.
Lovery dresses to sell ’at $14.95,
$19*95, $24.95, $34.75, $44.75,
$59.75, and up to $98^0..
W. T.’ COLLINS, Inc.
Easter sale f\ Hats $4.95, $6.50,
$7.50 and $10X(0, just unpacked 200
• beautiful flowered itats in all shades
and shapes; special sale ,all this
week.
^ 200 NEW CAPES IN SILK AND WOOLEN FABRICS JUST UNPACKED SATURDAY—
jgE $!4.95 — $19.95 and $24.75 i .. Stunning Spring Suits $25.00 to $85.00
The New Camels Hair Suits .. $24.75
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All Silk Jersey Petticoats .... $4.95
.•nr’tn’tboi. who have'ukan ad- before they can start plowfc os\th*|
vantage of Uto lessons. "
I SSkS’.ir^'S.’S.."
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Vanity Fair Silk Vest
Extra length
Regular *4.50 Llngstte Underskirts—
Special $2.75
Vanity Fair Silk Jersey Bloomers—
Special $2.98
