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TUESDAY.
BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS!. GEORGIA
MRS. GOLDEN KNIGHT
ENTERTAINS BRIDGE
CLUB.
Mr*. Golden Knight was the de
lightful haste** to her' brMge dub
Monday evening when the us os 1
lovely hospitality of the home was
.happily Extended. Mrs. Cuyler
■ell won the prize.
Mr*. J. B. McCall, Misses Lticile
and Mattie McCall, and Fannie
May Teat. Mrs. W. G. Orr and lit
tle Dorothy Orr motored to Elber-
ton, Ga-, to spend Sunday with
Mrs. I. S. Tteat and Misses Sara
and Rebecca Harper on State
street •
Mr*. R- L. MiUer" is spending a
Trusseir won the prutt-
Miss Cornelia Mitchell went to
Atlanta Tuesday for a short visit.
* Mrs. Miller Walton returned to
r^S. ^Tharp*, /owner of the
store, resides Mont 40 yards from
the building, but h* was not awak
ened by the noise of the motor
truck, used to haul away two
loftdi.
Httficors who investigated re
ported that the stolen loot was
probably brought to Macon.
The amount of cash and stamp)
stolen has not been determined.
eral weeks recuperating from a
long Illness. *
Mrs. J. T. Strange and Mr. Ed
win Strange, of Winder, motored
over Monday tor the day.
The friends of Mrs. John White
1 ■•Morton will be interester to learn
■she is doing nicely ollowing a
tonsil operation at St Mary’s hos
pital Monday.
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# Miss Martha McAlpin is spend-
„ VOICE
Studio—MS Mllledflo Avenue
‘Phone 859-W
H. W. Harvey landscape garden
er of the State College of Agricul
ture bos returned from Jackson.
Ga., where ho spent several days
last week beautifying and laying
out the grounds of the public
schools there.
Cities all over the atate are tak
ing more pride In their school
bouses and grounda and many are
being beautified with the assis
tance of experts.
1201—By MRS. ALICE ADAMS—
SHOOTING stars,
n, philander Johnson
t March Symbolism
.jure within the prospect
chill and drear
,i,l t he beauties of the blush-
inn rose,
here the matin’s iridescent
*s"for the petal Where it
may repose.
, ,tm ms may threat and
i lou is may darkly lower,
viuh t, patient and observed
<sabe of the spring-
faithful sun.
Though grief declares that joy
. shall be no more.
, And -shadows seem to reign in
somber state;
Now pleasures blossom, radiant as
before,
Wrou 5l‘ t .-. ,ron l the
, chemistry of fate. -
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CHILDS STREET EASTER
EGG HUNT THURSDAY.
(FOUR O’CLOCK.
On Thursday at -4 o’clock, will
Butar 0 ? C ^ ilda , Stleet school
™?muJ Ksr hun i: A good time Is
?h?Z iKd , everybody. A small
« nU "HI * «*ked
ing her spring vacation wth her
parents in Ciarkesville.
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Mr. and Mrs. DuPree Hunnicutt
spent the week-end in Atlanta-
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Mrs. Louis Fhnkenstein is visit
ing in Augusta.
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The riends of Mrs. George Scott
who hss been ill for several weeks
will be delighted to hear she is
slowly improving.
- Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Fowler of
Augusta are recent arrivals In the
city to make their home here.
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Mrs. Sam Tribble has returned
1200.00 buys sood Dulck Bis
touring; tSO.M down and tSt.W
per month.
Burglars Make
Big Post Office
Haul Near Macon
$129.00 buys Dodge roadster In
.good running condition.
$278.00 buys seven-p
Bulck. Terms to sutL
$29.00 buys Overland $0 with
good tires. Needs battery.
—* These values can't be
proached. We need the
$90.00 buys good Vlra truck, and must move them. '
Augusta Sunday after a visit to
her pareuta. Mr. and Mrs. E. M.
Howell. ■ Jt
O
Mr. and Mrs. BUhips Phinizy
are expected borne from Florida
this week., •
The friends of Dr. T. J. Woof-
ter will bo pleased to learn' he
it slowly Improving from an illness
of seven,! days.
Mr. and Mts.^t! D. Bush of
Bamesvillo spent the week-end in
the city.
Mr. BUI Dancy of Baltimore an
old Georgia boy. who has many
friends here is the guest of Prof,
and Mrs. W. D. Hooper.
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Mrs. Miles. Lewis and two At
tractive children will return to
Greensboro the latter part of the
Week after a visit to her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Toombs Du-
..tuni uz.—During ourgiars
Friday night entered he store and
post office at Drv Branch, £ milet
from Macon, and carted away twe
1 J j. _ .
ed he store and
Branch, £ milet
truck iodds of dry goods, groceries
*
than £1£00^ ”
The oostoffic-
ftends the niensabe of the spring-
I time shower
jlo keep its love trust with the
CONOLLY MOTOR COMPANY
AUTHORIZED. BUICK SERVICE
for admission.
and tohscco, to the value of mon
located- in the
store building, was rifled of cash
PALACE Tonight
iMichaeVs
SMichael’s
Banner-Herald Want Ada
(Too Late to Classify)
*>R SALE — BEDSTEADS. MAT
TRESSES. dialog table., rcfrlgc-
•tor. tea wagon, porch benchen.
hairs, etc. Mrs c. T. Hannah. 183
Vert Dougherty St. mis,,
KATHERINE
MacDONALD
in the drama of the
girl who wanted
“MONEY
MONEY
MONEY”
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Mr. George Butler of. Augusta
spent the week-end witll Dr. and
Mrs. John D. Mell. i
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The friends of Mrs. Robert
Toombs DuBose will be delisted
to learn she is improving from 1 an
illness of several days.
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The handsome new home of Dr.
and Mrs. T. H. McHatton is rapid
ly going* up on Milledge avenue,
and will be quite an acquisiton to
that part of the cty.
—SB—
A Mr. and Mrs. Albert Foster of
Madison were visitors here Mon
day for the game.
-B-
Mrs. Asbury Hodgson leaves the
latter part of the w»ek for Green
ville, S. C.. to visit/ Mr. Asbury
Hodgson.
—B—
M(ss Margaret Bond Is visiting
In Atlanta for several days.
FOR RENT—ROOM AND BOARD.
Nicely furnished rooms, with or
without meals, steam heat, hot and
cold water, tub and .hover both, at
all times Rate, reawnable. Its W.
Dousherty St. m i3e
FOR RENT—FOUR ROOM HOUSE
with bath. Near Normal School.
Posmrton April lat. See W. T.
The friends of Prof. John Mor
ris are pleased to see him out after
an Ulness of several days.
—B—
' MKss Gertrude Douglas, Mirk.
•Nicholson and Mrs. Shaw were
visitors from Madison here Mon-
<Uy -
' Mrs. Burke Betts. Mr. J. C.
Fambro and Mr. Julian Cox spent
the week-end in Augusta.
Mrs. W. H."rwiiips of Monroe
spent Monday in the city.
- -IIH*
David Wisdom is at home from
to spend
TOMORROW—SPECIAL
STRAYED OR STOLEN — BLACK.
white, tan and ticked female setter
Sunday, March 25th. Finder call *11.
Rawilri * niHa
'FORGET ME NOT”
FOR RENT—FIVE ROOM HOU8F.,
sewerage, lights corner Pope and
Broad St., '17.50 per month. Phone
421-W. m27p
| ELITE—NOW
4 STRONGHEART in
I “SILENT CALL”
Last Showing “Buffalo Bill’
WANTED — M O It E DIRECT-TO-
Ilome salespeople. Good Health.
Household, Food and Toilet Product*.
Best qualities, lowest price*, largest
lin«., moat co-operation, easiest sell*
era No advance prices. On market
30 year*. Hustler* make $1.00 hour.
Give agp, occupation, reference*. W.
T. Rawldgh Co., Ct, 1737, Memphis,
Tenn. * m!7p
his moth-
-LeGrangc
the spring holidays 1
er, Mrs. Clara Wisdt
Reporter.
The friends here of Dr. S. P.
Wiggins, will be Interested to learn
iof his continued Improvement af
ter a long illness. He and Mrs.
Wiggins are visiting in Augusta,
and are expected soon to visit Rev.
and Mrs. It. F. Venable.
Mr. and Mrs. Marion E. Bleak-
ley. who have been spending a few
day* with Mrs. Alice Bleakeley,
left yesterday for their home in
Columbia—Augusta Chronicle.
Mr. W. L. Fulghum is home from
University of Georgia for his holl-'
days—Augusta Chronicle.
^ Reverend and Mrs. C. P. Wiilcox
re the guests of Dr. and Mrs- J.
A. Hunnicutt enroute rom Florida
to their home in Cedartown.
Mrs. Charles Eckford and little
daughter, Eleanor have returned
OR SALE—WOOD. DRY PINE
Stove WooA. Phone 1808-J or 130-2.
L. Bruriit/ictt. m37c
FOR SALik -LIGHT SIX TOURING,
tine mechanical condition, practi
cally new Cord tires, new battery.
Must sell this week, first 175.00 cash
take, it! Call Mr. Loomis, Georgian
Hotel. . “Mh
Capt. Walton, of the University,
Is spending the Easter holidays In
Morgantown, N. C.
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Miss Elise Anthony, of Macop.
will arrive the latter part of the
week to visit Mrs. Joseph Jarrell
for the Easter holidays.'
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Miss Myrtis Stradley, who has
been the guest of Miss Margaret
Bond has returned to her home in
Alabama.
“SVJ-vltatlon to
PALMER & SONS
MAIN STORK*-Z2S CLAYTON ST.
Mr. and Mrs. Foster Brown, : of
Royston, were visitors here Mon
day. __
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Johnson,
of Atlanta, spent tbe week end
with Mrs. L. A. Brooks.
After a serious illness,, which
bas kept him away from hit cttice
for oyer a month. Captain G. H.
Yancy. secretary to the Georgia
Prison commission, on Monday re
turned to hie desk. Captain Yancy
is qne of the best-known figures
around the capital, having held bis
present post for over a quarter of
a century.—Constitution. *
B -
_ 'Mrs. Wllilo Conyers Cook and
E ASTER is Fashion’s own day, the occasion on which you, like all other
women, will eagerly pay homage to Style by smartly decking yourself
, in her most distinctive creations and joining the Easter Parade. It is
a most pleasant task and one made easy by the attractive displays which are
assembled here for this fashion even.
her daughter. Mrs. Sam Nickerson
have returned to Athens, baring
MONTEZUMA. Go.—Moq'Mums
had a large live stock sale today,
twelve car loads being dis
posed of. Forty to 8fty buyers
Next Sunday I s
Easter Sunday
FROCKS Tm.rl
bid for.the privilege of
costuming you on Easter.
Indeed after seeing these
one wonders if you cduld
make a wiser choice.
The trig tailored styles
in ehadea.of fallow or gray
need only a soft fur scarf
to top them off, while
WRAPS
they are particularly good
. looking this Spring will
be the Easter choice of
many fashionable women.
Many have scarf collars
that will fly nonchalant
ly behind you aa you
C menade or else cape
Its that the breeze .will
play with. Heavy silk
crepes divide honors with
luxurious woolens.
suits
excellence line up to th
finest traditions of uni
que styling] attractiv
fabrics and clever detail:
Whether you think i
flaring bolero Jacket o
one that blouses wouh
most suit your fancy, yoi
are certain to find thi
Suita in this group ver
attractive.
Shirts; Likeable and
Lasting
Benson’s Bread
Good Bread
richly printed -or embroi
dered crepes are quite
self sufficient.
The patterns and colors In
these new shirts are that kind
—you’ll want to wear them of
ten, Hav, them washed fre
quently, and yet keep them a
long time. They will do It;
they're made to do IL
We. especially Invite you to view this season’s Eaater Display beeeuse of Its
unusoal. atkradtlvencss. In the foremost fashion centers our buyers collected
tbodlstlnetlve ooetume* which compos* there; complete snort merit* and we feel
S _proud'Of them. And since as a shopping occasion the Saturdiy before
r I* very mueh like the'day before Christinas It Is suggested that you
visit the stem at your earliest convenience
Prices: $1.25, $1.50
$2.00, $2.50 and op.
MICHAEL
‘BROTHERS
NEXT SUNDAY IS THE DAY
AND YOU WILL WANT TO
LOOK YOUR BEST. SO GIVE
US A CALL THIS WEEK.
WE’LL FIK YOU UP RIGHT.
SMITH SHOE COMPANY
. . • CLAYTON STREET
i. J. Reid & Co.
FOUNDED 1882
, i rf* A’ titfmtC'.
Of Quality
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