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AtHENS. GEORGIA
FRIDAY. MARCH SO. IMS.
Kn. W. E. McDavId and little eon at the. General Hospital In Athens
Billy. Jr„ have returned from Day- Sunday. She la lmprovlngg rapidly
tons and DeLand. Fla. •“<» •S*'*"* *®“* Wednesday.
U- — Mayesvllle Enterprise.
Mrs. B. T. Du Bose will go to —»T. , ,
Atlanta /Saturday to Tlslt MTS. Miss Mary Broxton arrived from
Marlon Allen Atlanta Friday to spend several
Marion *.uen. days with her parents. Mr. and
Mr. W. T. Broxton returned from Mrs. W. T. Broxton. >
Atlanta Friday afternoon where he
was called on account of the death Miss Lucy Linton left Thurs-
of his nephew. Mrs. C. H. Chap- day atfernoon for V.ashln#»on. IX
man. who was buried on Thursday. C„ to visit Mrs. William D. Pope,
Dr. Ed Chandler visited bis wife Miss Ethel Mctiatt, of Athens Is
LOVEtiY HOME WEDDING
TO UNITE IMI8S LIGHT AND
CARL TH0MP60N
The marriage of Miss Ervls
Liyht and Carl Thompson, which
will be a charmlqg social event ol
fcalurday morning. April T, will
tako place at half fast ten o’clock
at the home of the bride’s father,
S-iuturl T. Lie cl SS Wert Fifteenth
street.
Spring flowers will be used in
profusion to decorate the home.
The ceremony will bo performed In
front of an improvised attar of
palms and ferns and many Easter
lilies in pedestal baskets. Miss
Light will be given In marriage by
her father with whom she wlH en
ter the drawing room. She will
wear a lovely three-piece Ault of
sand-colored tricotine. A modish
wrap of blsge tricotine worn over'
a dress of blege with smart sleeves
embroidered In. Egyptian design
makes this a most unusual and love
ly costume. Worn with’ It will be
a smart hat of blege straw combin
ed with taffeta and ornamented
with a pin of Egyptian make. A
corsage bouquet of orchids and
lilies of Iht valley will complete
the effect of loveliness to be pre
sented by this - beautiful bride-
elect.
Miss Lois Thompson, the groom's
sister, >111 be the maid of honor.
Mrs. O. E. Fuller, the bride’s sis
ter. will be matron or honor.
Homer Thompson will be hla
brother’s best man.
Dorothy Blackshear will be the
flower girl.
church.
A neat sum waa realised from
the play and will b eased towtrds
the Efficiency of the Christian En
deavor Work In this community.
-THE SWEET"FAMILY"
TO BE PRESENTED BY
C. E. SOCETY APRL •
The Occavlau Ladies Octette.
"The Sweet Family" will bring to
Athens a four of laughter, and an
even!ns of fun. This playlet will be
presented under the auspices of
the Christian church Endeavor So
ciety in the basement of the Chris
tian church, April fth. The play
consists of eight characters and
each person belongs to that “Won
derful Sweet Family."
Plan now to bring thS whole
family along and spend an evening
V5SIS
DoYouKni
slush In the street. .
Hail on the window, mud under
the feet—
Sighing of tempests, and skies that
are sad. " , '
March may be somber, and grim
and gray clad!
Winter'a last flourish, the end tt
hla power,
Ice for a moment and elect for an
hour, , ,
Frost, and the threat of dark clouda
overhead— ;
But April la waiting to.relgo.ln.bla
atead!
A SONG OP MARCH
By Margaret E. Sangater In N. T.
Sun.
March may be somber and gray dad
and drear,
March may be ahaped of a sob and
a tear.
March may be aullen, not given to
" laughter— •.
Oh. Murch mny be weary—but April
comes after!
Windstorm and snowstorm, and
how to get a neW pair of Red
Seal Shoes frec? , Ask your
dealer about the unusual
contest in which.thousands
of shoes Will be given stray
this year.
J. K. Orr Shoe Co.
mCHAEL SBROTHERS
The Store Good Goods Made Popular
Saturday Speciall
AMlN EASTER SALE of tke
^PlNEWEST HATS
CONFEDERACY MEET
MONDAY AFTERNOON
AT VILLA.
The'Children of the Confederacy
will meet at the Villa Monday aft
ernoon at 3:10. A full attendance
la desired.
JONES GREENHOUSE COMPANY
• p'jf will have a special sale o*
Easter Plants Friday and Saturday
*foS H. L. COFER A CO.'S SEED STORE
I. Lumpkin St. Phons 247
March la a venomous, angry old
age,
Writing a will on a torn, blotted
page.
Frowning at youth, and at youth'a
heedless laughter—
But April' Is springtime, and April
cornea after! ..
Mrs. H. H. FlUInglm of Swains-
boro. Go., arrives soon to bo tho
guest of Mrs. John B. Vaukhan and
Miss Elisa New bourn on Tsllasoss
road. '
Modes of the
moment—a stun
ning collection of
the advance
Spring styles, at a
special , sale price
unequalled for
millinery of such
high-class. # . . .
The ceremony will bo performed
by Dr. Sprole Lyon. I
Immediately after the ceremony
there will be a wedding breakfast
at which 50 guests, who will'in
clude the famlliea of the bride and
groom and the doaeat Mends, will
be entertained. The wadding table
wltl be covered with a rare, doth
of lace, brought from Cuba. In the
center will be placed the wedding
Arrived just in time for Easter
wear and offered at once 'without
reservation in this sellingl
UL^PECIALLY ijf it’s from our stofre. Our cases are
„ A-* overflowing with the handsomest selection of
" Jewelry, diamonds, watches, pins, brooches, etc., that it
- 'has ever been our pleasure to show. ‘
i 1: Wedding Rings and
HON. MOSES
G. MCHAEL
Athens, and-the entire Northeast
Georgia section should, whether
they do or not, realise that In Hon.
Moses O. Michael, of the well-
Kniown, popular. firm of Michael
Brothers, they have a man of un
usual gifts Of graces—a source of
wealthy Information. He la a man
FEATURED are the new ribbon trimmed
a/ pokes, the modish trims of burnt plum
age. Watteau effects, abundantly adorned
with colorful flowers, off the face shapes,
and many other*. Amonr Ac colors are
the smart wood shades, orchid, purple, gray,
black, navy, red and .others in beautiful
variety. ✓
who ha* undergone and made shod
out of tho training he has recalved.
HO Is a broad-minded, patriotic
statesman. • directing the
The Meads of Mrs. W. E.
Broach will be pleased to learn
of bar satisfactory condition fol
lowing an operation Monday at the
’he most beautiful diamond in the world is none too
tty-x-the weddipg ring must be just as pretty—and
pfwtil please you.-. * . '
ife invite you here tb select-your Weddingpresents—
iny of the occasion ana sure to prove* lasting pleas-
[remembrances.
It)* qualifications
Exquisitely Beautiful •
. said Charmingly
%// Distinctive
F. Pickett jewelry Co.
* GIFTS THAT LAST.
Kramrlne, Jr.
Miss Margaret Rowe returned
Thursday night from' Atlanta
where she visited . Mrs- Bolling
Jones and other Mend* for sev
eral days.
Mbs Kathleen Smith has re
turned from a visit to friends in
Gainesville.
Mbs Thelma Anderson’s friends
will be pleased to learn she is
convalescing from a recent illness-
Dr. and Mrs. a. B, Patton bav*
returned from a abort stary In At-
Unfa '*
The two Monroe newspapers In-
atrumehtal In securing him Tor an
engagsmsnt hate, are'very grateful
to him for hla visit and the wonder
ful speech lie made.—Walton News.
MISS PANOLA®WHITLEY
ENTERTAINS AT '
DANCING PARTY.
Mbs Panola Whitley entertain
ed at a var happily planned danc
ing party Tuesday evening which
aasmtbled twenty flea guests for
the very delightful occasion.
Spring flowers ’decorated ' the
rooms artistically. Delicious sand
wiches and punch were served
during the evening-
lltj.
$25.00
JffOJSS F.ORJNOMEN
You never saw such Elegance,
Style and Quality Combined
in Footwear at this
\ Popular Price.
£v\ iYott Will find a wider
j variety of Spring Styles
i—a higher order of de
pendable quality—and a
much better value at ’$5- In
pep” and Suits that have the
beauty of conservative style.
NEWARK shoes for-Women,
than you will find in any in
dividual store anywhere.
This is so, because of the enor
mous volume of our nation
wide chain of stores. When
more than four million people
buy through one source, as
they do in NEWARK stores,
they expect—and they get—
more for their money.
Our Display of Easter Styles
will be a revelation to you.
Every new and upproved style
in a tremendous variety is here
for your choosing—-at a saving
of real dollars to you. See our
wonderful exhibit tomorrow 1
Also see the other stunning
styles in our window—$3.50 to
Easter Ushers in the '
Straw Hat Season
Ours is a line that it will
be a pleasure tb choose
fr °At$2.00 to $7.50
Thursday evening by the Union
phItalian Endeavor Society was
tb* hit or tho, season. Those who
had th* pleasure of sstsng the play
declared the player* to b* tho most
well trained amateurs on the stage
they had yet wltncaned. Every part
of the play was a feature and the'
audience was kept In a good humor
with th* doings of the "Umbrella
Mender” which waa splendidly
played by Mr. Jim Johns. The en
tire cast of characters Hayed well
and before a large crowd.
Since this piny la such a great
lilt-mil bring* an (veiling of enter
tainment to any community, plana
are under way'tc bring them to
Athena to repeat the entertainment
which will be given under the aus-
VAN-NIL Never Disappoints
, F . Tip Largest Chau of Shoe Stores in th* United States
i ATHENS, GA., STORE
£51 Clayton Street “Next to Kress'
All Nr ■ irk Horn Open Saturday Evening, to Accommodate Cudm
E. a DORSEY
“Hie LITTLE PRICE”
Dining Room
-Serves 3 Meals Dally
Sandwiches, Salads. Tea and
Coffee at All Moure.
Phone 5*7 lit Clayton St.
Tor Quality 1
