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mmm tU ESPAY, APRIL 17, 1K3._ ’TV-'-RT- — By MR8. ALICE ADAMS — Residence 832 Offic# ^Xn-s alxiliary first w ports of the first meeting under the JdSJhYTKRIAIN CHURCH new regime. "fjir Woman’s Auxiliary of the; The splendid activities under the ine byterian church held a , retiring president. Mrs. Audley es ting meeting at the j Morton offers a great incentive First Pp ® 08t h"Monday* afternoon, when!for every one. and the new year iiJaincs White the new presi- starts out under the highest auspi- ajjed very gracefully, with fees and the most encouraging en- .itne i ew officer their chair. | thusiasm and spledid co-operation S* *he circle leaders were of every circle. , '^ent aiu/* gd^e‘iwy folhe rd-( 4| _Mrs. R. S. ^Pdnd had charge of .the literary feature and read „ splendid paper on Congregational iltorne Missions. Mrs. E. R. Hodgson, Jr-, who is fa member of the International Com nijttee gave a very timely talk which was very much appreciated n nnH Tncicff i?/ the Auxilia, y- Miss Mamie Mc- 53V I3(iyCr culQ insisil I Kie gave an interesting talk on “A 1 -ini much Need Mission" and Mrs. R. C. Orr read a beautiful little noem> Orr read a beautiful little poert* (The usual devotional service was I veiy much enojyed. Delegates were appointed to the Prosbyterial Unless you see the name “Bay- tr" on package or on tablets you ire not getting the genuine Bayer product prosenbep Sjy pn.vilcians irer twenty-two years and proved *fe bv millions for Colds Headache Toothache Lumbago Earache Rheumatism Neuralgia Pain, Pain Accept “Bayer Tablets of Aspi rin" only. Each unbroken pack- contains proper directions. |y bsxes of twelve tablets wit few cents. -Druggists also jell bottles of V. and 100. Aspirin i the trade mark of Bayer Mnnu- Mure of MonoaceticaciUeatcr of Wkylicac id.—(Advertisement.) to be held-lit-Eteberton next week Mrs. James White, Mrs. George D. Tho mas, Mrs. Audley Morton and Mrs. Paul Holliday will represent the Presbyterial and others from the church will attend, the list not being completed. The wonderful influence of the Auxiliary as a most material factor of the church is far-reaching, and the splendid work carried on is in estimable. The announcement of the. death of Mrs. A. . Crawford brought great sorrow to the hearts of every one present, ,her devotion and love for her church and pecially her missionary circuit al! example for all of us. The sweet fragrance of her noble life will ever linger with us as a reminder of one of the most charming and loveable women of Athens. THH BXWWBR.HB8ALD, ATHHKB, GEORGIA LUCY COBB ALUMNAE TO MEET THURSDAY An important«meetlng of the ex ecutive board of the Lucy Cobb Alumnae will be held with Mrs. Mary Hodgson Lipscomb Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock. Every mem ber of the.board is asked to be present to make plans for com mencement. The following are members and present officers: Mrs. Helen Newton Carlton. Mrs. Nellie Stovall Phinisy, Miss M. Rutherford. Miss Anule W. Brum- bv. Mrs. Maggie Morton Stanley, Mrs. May Hodgson Lipscomb, Mrs. .Helen Carlton Mell. Miss Bast line Prince. Elected for one year: Miss Mil dred Mell, Mrs. Hope Linton Greene, Miss Susie Gerdine. Mrs. Plorrie Carr Orr, Mrs. Rosena Thomas WIer. Miss Sarah HunteY Moss, Mrs. Annie Mae Wood Bry anJ, Mrs. Annie B. Phinlxy, John ^dn. Miss Jennie Smith. Would You Bo Beautiful? Beauty has been the quest of all ages. Thousands of lovely women attribute their beauty to the use of Nadine Face Powder. The cheeks have just a tint of color—the skin can only be equalled by the soft texture of a rose petal Nadine will keep the roses in your cheeks. It will adhere and protect the skin from the sun, wind and dust. It con tains- no white lead or other ingredient to harm the skin or the eyes. It’s the same pure powder, popular for so many years—only the box and frag- grance have been improved. Money refunded if you are not pleased. At your toilet counter 50c. Miniature, box sample by mail 4c. . Tints, Whitt, Fifth. Fink, Brunetf. MRS. HARRY HODGSON ENTERTAINS INFORMALLY. Monday evening Mrs. Harry Hodgson entertained informally in honor of the one table bridge club of which she is a member, when the husbands were Invited for the charmingly planned occasion. The lovely home of Mr. and Mrs. Hodg son was opened with the usual gracious*and delightful hospitality. Exquisite decorar-Uons of woodland flowers carried an artistic color not of pink and white. The guests inicluded Dr. and Mrs. John Morris. Dr. and Mrt. Preston Brooks. Prof, and Mrs. Milton Jarnigan, Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Hodgson, Mrs. Howard Noff of Norfolk. Va., and Miss Jennings the of iMrs. John J. Strickland. LOVING TRIBUTE TO MRS. CRAWFORD The countless friensd of Miss Annie Crawford are sympathizing with her in the death of her moth er, Mrs. A. E. Crawford, who peacefully passed away Monday afternoon after a long illness. Mrs. Crawford was one of-Ath ens most charming and beloved women, and the entire community has sustained an irreparable loss, she has always been very prom- intently identified with the social and cultural life of AT-fions, and a leader in many of the organize tlons. Her church came first, and nothing ever Interfered with ner devotion and loyalty. She stressed friendship as one of life's golden links and numbered her 1 * by wide acquaintance. ’Twaa Indeed lovely that she maintained her exceptian- ally fine mentalkly through her de clining years, and to the very last directed the meeting of her mis sionary circle, although she could not inject with them. Many of the older citizens will recall Mrs. Crawford’s charming hospitality, which always gsrjiered around her a galaxy of devoted admirers, and only a few months ago she entertained at several small informal affairs. Her big, loyal heart, and sweet Christianity were always respon sive. she leaves many sad hearts, rich with memories of her grand and beautiful life; a priceless heritage for her devoted daughter and hundreds of admiring friends. MI8S HAZEL H0DG80N ENTERTAINS FOR MISS JULIA ROGER8 A .very informal but lovely soc ial event of the week was tee beautiful bridge party Tuesday aft ernoon at which Miss Hazel Hodg son was the charming jhostesa', ilonorinty; Alias, Julia Rogers a popular bride-elettj of the month who lias been delightfully enter tained at a number of brilliant pre-nuptial affairs the past sev eral weeks. The guests included school mates of the charming honoree. The handsome home was radiant In the bright decorations of Dog wood ,and peach blossoms, artldAc- ally arranged throughout the lower floor. . Delicious refreshments followed the interesting game, and pretty nrlres awarded the lucky contest ants. The happy occasion wss a very graceful compliment to Miss Rog ers and one of Ifhe most enjoyable of the series, which have added so beautifully to the social activities of tho early spring season. EXECUTIVE BOARD woMAN’8 CLUB MEETS FRIDAY 11 O’CLOCK The executive board of the. Wo man’s club will meet Friday morn ing at eleven o'clock at the club house. '~T :rirr" Another Man Nabbed as Bandit; Only False Alarm Broughton Dramatic, Sincere, County and federal offices* were called to Oconee Height* ajxmt o'clock Tuesday afternoon by real dents of that locality who saw i man “acting mysteriously" walking down the road toward Athens. The man happened to be a cot ton mill employee going from one mill to another, according to infor mation given out at the court house. Funeral For Oconee Heights Man Held Funeral service for Mr. Rant* B. Yarbrough, prominent Oconee Heigh-- citizen, who died at bis nome Sunday, were conducted from Mlcpa church. Jackeon county, ot which he was a member and an of-' (flclal on the board of elders, Mon ths churchyard. The services were day afternoon. Interment was in tor of the Athens Flrat Preaby- conducted by Rev. B. L. Hill, pas- terian church, asalsted by Rev. W. L. Jolly. The deceased Is survived by his widow, a son, Charles O. Yar brough. a sister. Mr*. Haynes Pace, ot Nicholson; three braMiert- in-law. J. L. Smith and H. N. Wil liamson, or Athena, Senator C. E. Smith, of Metter, Ga., and a sister- in-law. Mias Willie Smith, of the State College of Agriculture, Ath Powerful, To Deliver Daily Bible Lecture At Conference Dr. Len G. Broughton, one ot the greatest preachers o' the present age, will deliver daily lectures at the Athens Bible Conference which opens next Sunday and Tuns for ten days. Dr. Broughton wa^The^oundor *P e ak at the evening *ervlce dur- and pantor for many year* of the funiou* Baptist Tabernacle In At lanta. After leaving the Taberna cle he went to London where he served a pastorate during the world war, returning to thl* coun try after the United State* en tered. Dr. Broughton will lecture at the 1 o’clock hour the first week of the conference, on “Paul’* Great Fourfold Testimony,’’ taking up the following themes: ..Monday: Opening lecture. Tuesday: “Hi* Testimony of Himself." Wednesday: “Hit Teatimony' of Christ." Thursday: "His Testimony of tho Church." i Friday: “Hla Testimony of tho Gospol." In addition to the morning lec tures at 11 o’clock by Dr. Borugh- ton. the distinguished divine will ing the week alternating with the two other great preachers on the program. Dr. G. Campbell Morgan and Dr. P. C. Morgan. The second week Dr. Broughton will take up “The Ministry of the Cohhotiplace" with the following dally themes for the 4 o'clock aft ernoon service: Monday: ' In Diseiplethip—• "Follow Mo." Tuesday: In Praysr—"For- give." Wednesday: In Service—"A Cup of Cold Water." Thursday: In Dally Problems —“At His Post." Friday: In 8oul Winning— "That Which Was Lost." Dramntlc at times, always cleat and entertaining ns well as sin cere and scholarly. Dr. Broughtor charms hs hearers while he send: home the great truths of the Go*- P#l. BUlinsgete, in London, was a fish market 1000 years ago. Children in English schools used to smoke 260-years ago. WOMAN’8 CLUB MEET8 MONDAY 3:30 Tho Woman’s club will hold Its regular monthly meeting Monday afternoon at 3.30. A full attendance is desired. PRAYER MEETING FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH POSTPONED The nrayer' meeting of the First Presbyterian church will not be held at the usual hour on Wednes day afternoon on account of the funeral of Mrs. A. E. Crawford.* ‘Cause and effect” is Nature’s law — It controls life—science is based on it—no one can escape it. Many people find that coffee and tea, both of which contain the drug, caf feine, are often a cause of nervous ness, headache and loss of sleep. drink delicious Postum os the meal, time beverage. Try Postum in blace of coffee or tea. It is pure, healthful and has a delightful full-bodied flavor. There are many, too, who have found that the easy and sure way to avoid coffee and tea troubles is to Your (Tour ..II. Postum in two formi: In,uni Poatum (In tin*) prspared In- itanU, in lb. cap by th. addition of boil ing waur. Postum Carol (in r fwatar. Postum Crol (in packagn) r thou who prafar to msko th. drink while th. mol hi bring prspared; nud* by boiling full, go minutw. Postum FOR HEALTH “There’s a Reason” Made by Postum Cereal Company, Inc. ■ Battle Creek, Mich. •I0HN80N. DILLARD WEDDING SOLEMNIZED SUNDAY marriage of very cordial In terest wan that of Mias Sarah Delle Dillard and .Mr. .Thomas .Evans Tohnion Sunder. Anril 15th St She home pf the bride’s parent*, iMr. and IMW. J. N. I. Dillard on th* Danlelevllle road. The young peo ple are well nown and v.ry popu lar end are receiving the congrat ulations of their many friends. Mr. Johnson 1* teller of the Na tional bank. Mr. and Mr*. Johnson are at home to their frlenda on Hill Crest. Average man can read about 20- 009 words In an hour. All babies have blue eyes whe* they are born. FUNERAL NOT1C Es| LEND A HAND CLUB COOKING 8CHOOL Mr*. Frrvnk Ward, who Is con ducting n cooking school for ths Lend A Hand Club, gave a lesson n “Salads" Tuesday sfternon. Tho series of lessons n^e being nthuninntJcnlly attended and prov ing very Instructive and Interest ing. Mr*. Charles Gqfatchlus has re turned to Atlanta enroute from Gainesville after a visit to Mrs. Jullnu Goetohius. Miss Martha McAlpln and Miss Laura Blackahear are in Atlanta attending the educational confer- rrtce. Mrs. C. W. Howard of Lsxlng- ton spent Monday in the city. Miss Pnuline McKinley has re turned from a visit to Atlanta. Miss Elizabeth Tnts Williams left Sunday for Washington to at tend the I). A. R. convention. Mra. Robert L. McWhorter of Athens, Ga.. will visit Mrs. J. B. McCrary during th* opera season. —Constitution. Mr*. W. L. Weston who has been 111 at the Piedmont Sanitarium in Atlanta, returned Tuesday after- i ncompanied f>y her father, Hr. C. A. Hqudder. 'Her many {frienda will welcome her moat cor- m FUNERaW!<S!E5? The friend* and acquaintances of Mr*. Ellen A. Crawford, Min Annie Crawford, Miss Fannie Crawford, are requested to attdnd the funerid of Mrs. Ellen A. Craw ford, at uer home, 500 Hill street, Wednesday afternoon. April 18, at 4 o’clock. The following gentlemen will be active pallbearers: Billups Phinisy, Charles H. Phinizy. Barrett Phini- xy, Howell C. Erwin, W. H. Bo- cock, John W. Welch, Harvey Stovall, Bolling DuBoee, John White Morton 3ylvanuz Morris- The honorary pallbearer*: Dr. T. J. Woofter, Mr. Thorn** P.. Stanley. Col. C. M. Spelling, Dr. H. C. White. Charles M- Strahan, John Morris, John J. Wilkin*, Hal Linton, E. R. Hodgson, J. L. Sex ton, W. L. Moss, A. W. Brooks, Andrew C.' Erwin, W. L. Erwin, John J. Strickland. Rev. C. P. Will- for the liver Beware of imitations. Demand the genuine in lOcand 35cpeck- age. bearing Shoes trade mark GIRLS! MAKE A U. S. IS SEEKING LEAD IN MUSIC Symphony Future wi Orchestra of iture Will Be Ameri can, Music Supervisors Conference Is Told. . CLEVLAND.—America is rap idly preparing to wrest the musi cal leadership from Europe, it was implied by some of America’s out standing musicians in addresses before the National Music Super visors Conference here. Musicians for symphony orches tras in the future will come form the ranks of American bon, Glenn H. Woods, Director of School of Music at Oakland, Cal., declar ed in pleading for mote thorough study of instrumental music in the ichools Thomas J. Kelly of the Cincin nati Conservatory of Muiic follow ed this with tho assertion that he had “no patience’’ with his “Euro pean friends who bewail that the United States is peopled by the uncultured who have no capacity for th4 arts ” Danish commiaslon Is investigat ing colonization conditions in Nica ragua, Costa Rica ad Colombia. BELTS AND TIES The smart girl no Ibnger tie* her belts to the side or at the back bun in the center front. The col' lar tie, usually worn in front, how, ever, I* now tied at the back in a bow with long streamers hanging to the hem. FASTENINGS IN STYLE Belts seem to bava bean discard ed from coat* In favor of buckle*, ornament* or braid or material, or saih effect* at the blpa only. Front fullneaa and the alim bask i* the model promised for fall. Aa fSSSrtSfi BC&nfjimre WhiST t ’ L “« * »*>' W Journey of n n fi.nio.n London. » Smith, C. D. Flanigen. Mra. Emmie Sue Edward*, aged 36. died at the home on the par- nett Shoals road Monday morning at 11:15 o'clock after an lllneas ol two waaka. * Funeral zervic.i were conducted Tueaday afternoon at four o'clock Tucaday afternoon at four o clock from tho Corinth church with Rev. W. M. Coil*, Baptist minister as sisted by Rev. McWhorter, offic iating. Interment was Li the church cemetery with Bernstein Brothers, funeral director*, in chargt. Mr*. Edward* had been a citizen of Clarke county all her lift and had many friend*. She ia zurvived I by bar husband, M. S. Edwards, four distort, Mr*. A. H. Fambro, Mra. W. R. Lovtn, Mis* Minnie Crowlty, Mr*. Effle Spinks and five prothota, E. J., J. A, J. B., A. Y, J. P. Crowlty. Thornton i WEDNESDAY Dinner 50c Noodle Soup Chicken Pie Green Collard* Creamed Math Potato** Spring Onions Scalloped Tomatoes Macaroni and Cheese Muffins and Hot Biscuits Cocoaobt Pudding Coffee, Tea or Milk ' 60c Supper 50c. Cold Boil Tonga* Scrambled Egg* Butter Bean* - ■ v Cauliflower Potato Salad Fried Peach Plea Hot Bleed!ta coffee, Tea or Milk •r 60c Mix ths Juice of two . lemons with- three ounce* of Orchard White, which any druggist will supply for n few cent*, shake well bottle, and you have a wholo quarter-pint of the most wonder- . ful skin softetAr and complexion beautlfier. Massage thl* sweetly fragrant lemon cream into tho face, neck, arm* and. hand*, then shortly note the youthful beauty, softness and whiteness of yqm- •kln. Famous stage beauties use this harmless lemon cream to brim; that velvety, clear, rosf-whito complexion, also a* a freckle, sun burn. and tan bleach because it doesn’t Irritate. » \ —Advertisement. TURNS OUT ITSELF A noted authority seys that n few drops of "Outgro" upon the skin surrounding the ingrowing null rtJufces inflammation and pain aBdfso toughens ths tsndi i-. sensitive skin underneath the toe nail, that It can not penetrate the * flesh, and the nail turns naturally outward almost overnight. . "Outgro" Is a harmless antisep tic manufactured for Chiropodists. However, nnyone can buy from the drug store a tiny bottle con- talnihg directions. * * —Advertisement DANCE DIM. Given by 10 A Club a Q.orolan Hotel Friday Night, April 20. MOONEY—Died yesterday ail hi* home on Wilklnoon street at aix thirty p. m., Mr. Samuel Lumpkin Mooney in hla Strd year. He Is •urvlvad by hi* wit* and the fol lowing children, Mra, John Fuller, Mr*. Vince Porter, Mbs Nellie Mooney, Min Ladle Mooney til of Albans, two sons, George O., and I Lewis Mooney ot , Atlanta, hi* mother, one slater and two broth- [ era.also.sarrtvo him. . Th* funeral will he tomorrow at' three o'clock from tho Oconee St, aMhtodlst church. Reve. Fred Hor-! ton end J. T. Quill lain will offlcl-! ate. The Interment will be in; Oconee cemetery. Tho following gentlemen will pleas* act aa pallbearer* and meet at the residence promptly at two- flfteen: Mr. C. C. Bridges. Mr. J. C. Oarriscu, Mr. Jim Seven. Mr. tom Kellum. Mr. J., C. Orr. Mr. H. D. Fambro. Bernstein Brother*, funeral dl- AMERICAN STATE r BANK OUR BUSINESS Is t* mak* yours run mors smoothly, ts simplify and expedite your financial transactions, to safe, guard your fundo at Ifitsrost or for current busi. 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