The Banner-herald. (Athens, Ga.) 1923-1933, March 25, 1923, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text' - - SUNDAY, MARCH 88. 1923. (iEORGtA HENRY’S Special Offerings For Easter Children’s Dresses of Normandy Voiles, dark and light grounds, with embroidered dots, 8 to 14 years Special $2.95 “Onyx Heeltex” Silk Hose, all shades Special $1.50 New Poiret Suits, wonderful values for $23.95 T r i c o 1 e t t e Over- Blouses, fringe bot tom ' Special .. $2.95 Sport Skirts’in a spe cial sale - and Ve- 100 just arrived for a special East er sale ) a d i e s and misses fine trim- hats $3.95 'Children’s'Hats of fine Milan straws, silk grosgrain trim med Special * $1.50 New Timbo sport hats, any color you desire, poke and rool brim models Special*$2.95 Special value for Easter—Ladies’ all Silk Lace Clock Hose, in black, brown, and white Special $1.00 Special Easter sale of Ladies’ and Misses’ Dresses, unusual values for this time of the year - $7.95, $9.75,'$14.95, $19.95 Worth a great deal more. at $4*45 Ladies, Misses Children’s Wool lour Capes . $5.95 to $19.95 k- Offlo ItOl—By I’D* ■■ A BUTTERFLY AtlCa ADAMS—Rtridtau* tt I. rd be a Butterfly In a bower. Where roeea and lilies and vloleta meet; . Roving forever from flower to flower. And Meslng all buda that are pretty and sweet! I’d never langulah for wealth or for power. I’d never atgh to see slaves at my feet; *d l>e a Butterfly In a bower. I BEAUTIFUL SURPRISE LUNCHEON FOR MB8. tad Hamilton McWhorter. A lovely social event-of Satur day was the beautiful surprise luncheon honoring Mrs. Hamilton McWhorter in celebration of her birthday anniversary, -at which happy occasion the children . of Mrs. McWhorter, were Joint host esses at the.home of Mrs. Hugh Kissing all hud. that are petty! was radiant in thewealth of spring and sweet. Howert every *her* in (artistic {arrangement The elaborate and ii. | delicious luncheon of several court* O could I pilfer, the wand .of a fairy, j ©■ was served at small tablets I’d Hava a pair, of those beautiful! All^ the beautiful “ l “ “ wings; Their summer dayr.’ ramble Is apor- * live and airy. t They alecp In a rose when (he nightingale sings. Those who . have wealth must be watchful and wary; Power, alas! naught but misery brings! I’d be a Butterfly, sportive ‘ and ulry. Rocked In a rose when the nightin gale sings. Ilf. What, though you tell me each gay little rover Shrinks from the breath of the first autumn day; Surely ’tie better when summer Is over * To die when all fair things arc fading away. Some In life’s winter may toll to dis cover Alcana of procuring a weary delay— Id lie a Butterfly; living, a,rover, Dying when fair things arc (puling away. —Thomas Haines Bayly. learn she Is able to get up after an illness of several^ days. Prof. D. ’L.~ Earnest returned Saturday from Tbccoa Falls when be made an address at the Insti tute. fg — .Mn- William Quartet-man and MUa Mary Quarterman of Winder were visitors here Saturday. Mias Lucy Linton leavea Thurs day for Washington, D. C-. to vis it Mrs. William Pope and Miss Callie Hull, she will go by Atlanta for a brief stay with Mrs. Phillip Weltner. Mrs. M. G. Michael left Satur day afternon for New York to vis it Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Michael. • • ffl— Mrs- Marion Allen will return to Atlanta this afternoon after a Week end visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Toombs DuBose .. .jF- Mr. Milea Lewis of Greensboro joined his family here Saturday for a.visit The froinds of Mrs. T. H. -Me- Hatton will -be glad to learn she is improving from an illness of several days. —BE— Mrs. John E. Talmadge, Sr., re turns from Florida Saturday. without Mrs. McWhorter’s know ledge and came as a vary charm ing surprise. Many lovely gifts accompanied by affectionate good wishes and the happiest congratu lations were presented.her. The hostesses were Mrs. Andrew Erwin, Mrs. Hugh Price. Mrs. Sal- lie McWhorter Odum, Mrs- Ham ■Iton McWhorter, Jr.. Mrs. Robert McWhorter, and Mrs. Marcus Me- Whorter. The guests were a congenial group of close friends. Mrs. W. A. Carlton, Mrs. Harvey Cabanto, Mrs. Andrew Soule, Mrs. W- P- Price, of High Shoals, -Mrs. O H. Arnold, Mrs- Frank Edwards, Erwin^Mra. jtw^Mw. T 1 Calloway' Nunnally of Bir- J. Woofter, Mrs. Tom Coleman. Mr. Edward Lawton left las! week for Savannah to spend th spring holidays with relatives. —■— Mrs. G. A. Johns of Winder was among the visitors here Saturday She was accompanied by Mrs- Ber Julian and little son. Ben, Jr. WPMAN CLUB MEET8 MONDAY AFTERNOON 3:50 The Athens Woman’s Club will hold the regular monthly meeting at the club house on Monday, Mar. 26th at 3:30. A full attendance is desired ns business of great importance is to be discussed. The program has been arranged SENIOR Hl-Y's GIVE LOVELY PARTY * • The Y. M. C., A. presented n gala __ scone :«ntutxlny evening for one ’ following numbers by members of of the'most delightful social enter- the recently organized flunior branch at the State Normal School. by Mrs- H- B. Ritchie as chairman of Junior Chibs, and will be the Solo—Legend LUnd-Scabo—Eth cl Strickland. Reading—-Sebina’s Operation— Miriam Sauls. Solo—Little House of Dreams —Louise Waiters. Reading—When Women Rule— Caroline Sams. Solo—Nocturne, Schumann— nsu 0 f two weeks/ tatnments ever given by the senior Hl-Y club, which has a member ship of thirty-five boys of the High echo: I contingent. The varlouss committees worked In the happiest spirit to make the occasion one of the moat noteworthy and enjoyable of the season, The membership in cludes -some of the finest and sturdlesst boys In the city, who huvs been ablo to meet tho splendid , . requirements of the lefty standard k"!* 1 stnqkland. . of the Y-elub. e ? ° f ro ««P‘} on Every month they entertain at and refreshment committee is Mrs. ft charmingly planned party when j Glenn Davis. v they invite their best girl. The doc- —13— orations of red, white and blue few- j SEWING CIRCLE toons of bunting against a luxurl-1 TO MEET WITH unt background of greenery made I MRS. ESTHER MORRIS* nn effective setting for the jolly Mrs. Esther Morris will enter* event. |tain hff sowing circle Wi All kinds of games featured the evening followed by delicious re freshments. raingham is spending a few days with relatives. Past Commanders A. L. Posts Nos. 1 And 2 Are Married WASHINGTON,—PA»t com manders of tho ‘ first two posts of the American Legion in the United States were joined in mar riage at the Frst Coni church here recently. • Miss Lois Ms Beach, past com- mapder of the U. S. S. Jacob Jones Post No- 2 waa married to Kenneth JV. McRae, past command er of the George Washington Post No'. I. - Miss Beach enrolled in the United States Naval Reserve Torre on April 8. 1918, and served in the navy department until Feb. J5 of this year. The Jacob Jonet post is composed entirely of Yeo men who served in the world war, Air. McRae served with Ne braska forces overseas, and has been active in Legion affair* since. He is now historian of his post. Amcfcg tHose visiting in'Athenr Saturday wdre A. B. Seitz, Co lumbus; R. J;> DeLor.ch, Chicago, Hi-; B. H. Thomas, Knoxville,' gregational Tenn.';, Charles Clopp, Greensboro. & H. Smith, Richmond. Ta.; H. J. Comer, 'Gainesville, Ga.; E- K and Mrs. Adams, Canton, Ohio; C. B- Jay, Philadelphia, Pa-; Mr. and Mrs. John McDuffie. Monroeville, Ala.; If■ E. Carrington, Valdosta. Mo.; C. M. Powell, Atlanl Alexander,-Columbus, . Schieffer, Milwaukee, Bomar. St. Louis, Parker, inadlson. Ga.; Atkinton. Madison, Ga.; StanfUld, Atlanta. R. C. G.t'er, Dallas, < and Mrs. A- R. How, B* J.; Elizabeth Powell, r N. J-; "Mr. and Mrs. Parker, Ocean City. N. Mrs. J ft Hooper, Pittil C. H. Brockman, Baltin Hudson Tearing. excellent .hap*. 6 new Cord tires, lawk nr this ear bcfnreyqu buy. _ LAWLER MOTOR CO. WA8TTINGTQN STREET PHONE Monday Special Dedicated to the Women of America Mr. and Mrs. Ed Arnold of Kan sas City are guests of Mr. nru' Mrs. Waiter Jones. Dr- and Mrs. *W. M. Slaughter and family were called to Atlanta ta Thursday oy the death of Miss Loudie Holland the sister of Mrs. Slaughter. Messrs Charlie Lemon and Co cil Ginn are spending today in Atlanta. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hodgson Mrs. George Armstrong and Mrs Walter Sams motored to Atlanta Saturday for a short visit., —B— The friends of Miss Henrietta Beusse wilt be delighted to lcarr of her convalescenqp from an ill- Si: >it r.- ..mli 1 ,'-. u m Avoid the Danger of Disease in Your Home SEND FAMILY WASHING TO THIS LAUNDRY We Use At This Laundry Absolutely Pure Water!. No Chemicals! You Get No Germs! ... „ edneaday temoon at the homo of Mrs. M Jankme'r on Miliadge avenue which will bo one of the most en joyable of the small social affairs of the week. —S3— Miss Susan Schudd.r who has been the truest of Mrs.' Ulchnrd Johnson In Atlanta Is now with Mrs. D. I. McIntyre lor Several days. ! Miss Marf Strahan left Friday Tor uAgusta to spend the Easter holidays with friends. TSJ/ HERE ARE OUR PRICES:, Drawers tMessee^Udn 8 . ... 10c Union 8ulta Dresses fancy ,.t 40c Night Shirts .. Belts lc Socks, per pair Skirts ...V;.i.......... 16c Ties iindorokirts V 10c Bath Robes Shirt WaUtti'pUin .... 10c JackeU. white Shirt WaUts. fancy .... 15c < Drawers Bloomers Union Suita Night Dreeaea .... Corset covere ... !■ >UtufcrvetU ... Stockihgs, per pair Collars - cuffs, per pair ... Kimonos 6c MISSES AND BOV’S LIST •e Drosses, plain 10c Sc Dresses, fancy 16c Mo 8Urta 10c 2c Underskirt! 7c 2c Middles . 8c 2So Waists 8c 16c Pants Sc 28c Oulmps 6c 16e Union BulU to 16c Drawers 6c Overall Pants 10c MR,. bungalow . . Nurse's Uniform . ^ Bodi*. SSSr m vESte::::*;: 6c Union‘Suite Laps N(fllt Dresses .... OENTLEMEN’8 LIST Stockings Bhirta, soft gapa^. Cellars * l - *®- Sweaters Undershirts 8c Pajamas BUNDLE 7c Overall Coats.. 8c Overall Combination Sta 26c 5* plat WORK LIST 4c CHILDREN’S LIST , Napkins (Sanitary) .... 2c Anrona 8h# » u 6c Dresses, plain 6c Pillow Cases 6c Dresses, fancy 12c Toweta ; ]6c Skirts 4c Underskirts 16c Waists .... 40c Pants Ic Rompers I I I Miss Dorothy Heed arrived Bat- jurduy nisht from Virgin!* tn spend I the spring holidays with her pe- 1 rentes, Mr. and Mrs*. T. W. Reed |cn the campus. —ffl— i Mr. Joe Billing spent the week, pnd in Atlanta. Messrs John Caldwell, Owln Mix on an dj. W. SiberL Jr- of tbs University left test week for Au gusta to spend the Easter holi days. , Mr. Howard Holden of Auguata has joined his family hera for a weekend visit to Judge and Mn. Horace' Holden. Tho friends of Miss Annie...—.... - Laura Hill wilt be delighted tot Pledges of 125 cowN were made. *v\ v n ^ Miss Nell Warren, Mr. T. R Warren, .Mr. and Mrs. George Dickens of* Sparta are the week- end guests of Mr .untf Mrs. Wni ter Warren. —SI— Prof, and Mrs. Peter Brown Dr. Jerre Pound, Prof Hora:< Ritchie, Mr. Dumas and Miss Du mas motored to Gainesville Fri day for the Gaincsvillc-Toccoa de bate. _gg Mr. Artie Small of Atlanta has joined hia family here for a short visit, i —ffi- Capt and Mrs. Wise are spend ing the weekend in Chutaniio^a. Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Bbotl- —S3— worth and children arc nncm'irg the week-end in Social Circle Prof, and Mjrs. U. H. Daven- poll and Mrs. Pritcha <i of Sa vannah sepnt Friday in Augusti. FLOYD COUNTY’ FIRST CHEESE PLANT ASSURED; FUND RAISED QUICKLY ROME,' Da,—The first choose factory, tn Floyd county wHl lie In stalled I nth ellush Arbor commu nity ufter action taken at ji meet ing held there last night. The meeting .evinced the same enthusiasm as was shown ait a pre liminary meeting held about a week ago and the entire amount neroa- sary, approximately ll.r.oo, waa *ub« scribed prcmptly. C. T. Kcnncily wae chosen temporary chairman of the organization, and Karl Cantrell, secretory. Those nt the meeting Who auliscribcd were J. T. Spann. O. Thomas. Allen dray.. Julia d Tdininr Montgomery and olln r leading cluena of the rommunlly. to Toweta, bath 6c Towala. roller 2c 6c Counierpalnes ...< 10c 6c Table Clothes Sc 6c Table Clotbt, round .... ice 2c Napkins lc Sc Rags lc 2c Dresser Scarfs 6c 6c Bath Mata 6c 6c Rag*, per pound 7c 2q Curtains (At owner’s risk) 10c Curtains. Saab, per pair. 16c 16c curtains, Scrim, per pair 26c 6e Curtains, Lace, nor pair 60c A Satisfied Customer Is the AGENTS FOR BOYS’ Advertisement GIRLS’ R;ThomafB.Ince P- presents his, master work Hail™ Woman Endorsed by every Woman's Club, Parent-Teacher Association, and all Civic Clubs of this country. Every woman in Athens will be glad to say she has seen this picture. MONDAY - ELITE - TUESDAY We Takc,Great Pride in Presenting “Die Silent Cad” Northwest Special Featuring “STRONGHEART,” the Great Police Dog T)iis Is A Great Picture. You Can Have "ONE-EXCITING NIGHT’ Play-House Shoes CHARGE $1.50 Jot Room , ftotj Fdcino ' and from MINIMUM These Rates Apply Only on Family Washings— Not Individual’s Laundry Udth Countc 3 ■ i SEND US YOUR SPRING DRY CLEANING A. D»y n* vOEANED Men’s and women’s suits, wraps, kid gloves, £ everything that can be dry cleaned—send ^rv it to U8. r Hooks) ’Qualify , Heel tAi Phone Us Tomorrow—Call Number 217 oAthens Empre Laundry Information Cheerfully Furnished Uathtr Inner .Sole. Upper •^N i) Max Goldman Shoe Store I T,g0 Our Repair Shops At 125 Clayton Street and 455 Clayton Street Are Still Running These two shops have done more fine shoe repairing than any other firni in this section—we will keep both going and solicit your repair work. MARTIN BROS. SHOE FDCERIES Shoe Fixery Shoe Hospital 455 Clayton Street (Old Shoe Store) 125 Clayton Street Corner Broad Streets j