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THE VANDALS
After 7 Years of Suffering She
' Got Well by Takitig Cardui'.
Which Slw Found “The'l>
Hiplit Medicnc _ ,
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—!‘I am in khi
,’s Mrs.*I)Ucien
By OSCAR E. JEN80N
There waa a pretty spot,
. . Jufct where the lowjr trail
j toward the aound ,
There yellow vlaMta grew
And Trtlllama, .
And crowning all, >1
A Dogwood tope;
But Yesterday
A nlcnie party came
And ravaged Dogwood tree.
Teh Trflllums now are gone
The violets' desolate
From Tramping feet
Perhaps some withered branch
Or Wittering flower 1 1 - ,
May last a day;
But who can measure ’
Loss to those
WTio later pass that way 1
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Mrs. Isaac Swift and'.family are
moving Into their new home on
Dearlng street, which has been
greatly beautified and made very
attractive, ; ir
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Miss ' Abbte Nichols of C-rlfflh - ....
was the recena attractive guest of; several days on .account of Ulnoaa.
nHss Elisabeth Arnold. " 1 *" ” “
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Mesdames J. A. Reid and Ed
ward Elli* spent Tuesday In Ath
ens.—VVallon News. ,
Miss Sarah Hall will go Over to
Atlanta Wednesday to visit Miss
Elizabeth Carroll.
i Mr. Boodle Smith leaves at an
j early date tor a visit to Atlantia,
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I Tho continued Improvement of
Miss Marie Upturn is most gratify-
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31(88 Claudia Flanlgcn will go
to Atlanta for Grand Opera.
n<s& fhacWs,
hi st of health, writes
Jacobs, of 222H Marais Street, the
city Brit some time ago, Mrs. Ja
mb- found.'hcrsclfinaconditior who , lter that w j {
which ehcadeserthed as lollows^ 1 1
"When W baby was fl bc>ut five LUCy C0QB QLEE CLUB
weeks oVd,'I caught cold, and-^was j ENTHUSIASTICALLY
* very i »lri^w° ma *lr^ roni that time RECE | V ed V p«m .« .*.*
1 w as unable ea do my wort. I The Lucy Cobb 0 j ee c j ub P i ajrC ci l ing to her many friends.
di,l not know what wi* to feel to a vcry large and apprccIativo v -Un
well a day. I spem, money. 1 aU( i| e nco Friday evening in Stney-
trie<! ( everythin?, anti to think 11 stovali chapel,
suffered and suffered for seven Everyone pronounced It a musl-
lonjr years, just the shadow of a cal achievement displaying ume-
woman hanfcwg on, not nt to do ua , ta Jen t . The program was lovely
anything. jU3t a bunch of nerve?
aches and pains!
•ThatJ awful hurtings in my
back and sides. I could not rest
at nijfht. I would hear of some
thin s, take it, and feel better for
,n little while—then back to my
old ach‘*s, someone felse doing my
work.
".someone told me of Cardni, and
as I had tried so many tWngs that
had failed*. I tried it with little
fait Ik r soon found it was help
ing me, first my nerves, then I
begntr to gain strength. 1 knew
then l had found the right* medi
cine. I took it faithfully, and 1
grew well and strong—the nice
part bf it, 1 stayed that way and
grew stronger and stronger.”
in detail, and each number proved
a triumph, marked talent featured
tho very delightful evening, which
as an annual event surpassed
former bright occasions, adding
new laurels to the club.
Miss Margaret he Morris who re*
celved such distinctive hocur tv rth
in pinno and violin at the consnv-.
atory of music in Chicago .<e'jet»ed
an ovation in her exquisitely ren
dered numbers.
Miss Morris* magnlflclent play
ing charmed every one, sho is
rarely gifted and plays with an
ease and grace equalled by few,
and surpassed by none. It was in
deed a perfect joy to hear this
artist as well as every ons taking
part.
Miss Marianna Frierson left
Thursday for Augurfla to attend
theiCentennlal of St Paul’s church.
She will bo tho guest of Mrs. Jas.
McGowan.
Miss Sallio Goodwyn will bo
among those going over to Atlanta
for Grand Opera.
. . . MIm Theressa Newton spent
Mrs. Lewis Dawson Is visiting Tuesday In Athens shopping.—
WOMAN’S CLUB TO HOLD
FLOWER SHOW
The entire community will be In
terested In the announcement of
the Woman’s club that a beautiful
Flower Shower will be given In
connection with the Curb Market
May 5th. Every one Is asked to
wait until that date to buy their
, flower mid vegetable plants, shrub-
-(Advertisemoi •bery.and jllUndii ol cut flozrore.
I.Wre. Robert White and Mih.
Ralph Hodgson are co-chairmen
and It goes without earing this
will
panning
Further particular, will be given
In Sunday', paper.
her non Mr. Arthur .Lewis of tho
University end in reglsfcreiV t):
the Georgian.
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Mrs. Mildred Rhodes will at.
tend Grand Opera.
•Mr. Trpy Anderson will be among
the Athenians a attending Grand
Opera. *
Mr*. R. S. Pond went over to
Atlanta Tuesday to attend tho Ed
ucational conference.
—US— 'guest of Mr. Petropol.—Commerco
Minn Gunsle Rceso of Lexlng- News.
ton was among the visitors here —jg
this week. I Sir. J. Roy Emerson spent Tuts-
—ffl— (day In Athens.—Greensboro Her-
Mrs. R. L. Harrison of Atlanta aid.
and Miss Mae Thomas of Com
merce are guests of Mrs. J. W. Gal*
loway.
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Mrs. J. W. -Galloway's friends
" th.n will be pleased to learn she. Is lui-
I U?.Kiie llan preying frem a long Illness and la
1 “ * L -"SL1 U Jr able to sit up a whilo each day.
CELEBRATES
4TH BIRTHDAY
Mr. James White left Tuesday
for Now York.
•Mrs. Allen Taltnsdge. Misses
Mrs. John Oakes spent Tuesday
in Athens the guest of-Miss Mattie
Lou Haslett, at the State NormaL
—Lawrenceville News-Herald.
Miss Otis Calnf of State Normal
Is at tho bedside of her mother
Who Is quite sick with influents.
—Lawrenceville News-Herald.
Miss Frances Bearden spent last
week-end In Athens attending the
Freshman and Pan-Hellenic dances
at tho University gt eOorgla.—
Madisonian.
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Major J. I. Callaway, of Athena,
has been the guest this wMk ot;
Mr. and Mrs. Grady AtklosOn. Ma- I
jor Callaway was a gallant soldier
In the Confederate Army—Madi
sonian.
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Dr. Ralph Rlsh spent last Sun
day In Athens.—Madlsonlgn.
Mrs. Cornelius Vason and Mrs.
Paul (Rphl spent Wednesday In
Athens.—iMhdlsonlan.
AMNA"Q.:NILSSONonJ THEODORE KOSLOFF ,n aScent M*
DKil B DeMillc’s paramount picture ‘Jidcm's Rib s
LAST SHOWING PALACE
Madisonian.
LAST SHOWING "ADAM’S
RIB" PALACE TONIGHT
The last shov:5s:c of Cecil IJ. Do
M I I I c ’ s Paramount production,*
Adam's Rib," at
Mlssen Earle and Gertrude Alex-
andor and Mr. Anderson of Atlanta ; lake place’ thln nf'tern^m
spent yesterday and Tuesday here Th „ „, ctl)ro dramat |,
with the fjmer’a mother, Mrs. i thrilling, and it i* In every resp.«*
Alice Alexander.—Commerce New*.; Wonderfu , photoplay. Don’t mi™ it.
M^W. W. Stark was^a visitor| MR< justin lawrie
SINOS AT THE PALACE
Mr. Justin Lawrie <wh» with L)r.
Monday—Sommerce
Mr*- Calvin Wood spent a part r 00 "'" - h » v< ’ ***°" holtllnB Bn ,
of the past week In Athena as Lhe I Rl tho Mhihoflist Church)
Mr. D. C. Johnson spent Tnes
day In Athens.—Greensboro Her
ald.
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Messrs David Lowe Cli
Lloyd Lewis, of the University of
Georgia, Athens, spent the week
end at home.—Greemboro Hprald.
Mrs. L. S.-Cawthorn, Mrs. Neal
Starr. i.Mr. and Mrs. John Cawthorn
and little son. motored Tuesday to
Sir& wmr^er and to H Affi , H-’O'
fomances’of'orand'opera^™ 1 ***' .«, M In^STwlX
Banoue
ORANGE PEKOE
TEA;4ji;
McCormick & Co.
BA! TIMOftE.L’ S A-
“The LITTLE PRICE”
DINING ROOM
SERVES 3 MEALS OAILV
Sattdwiehcs. Salads, Tea • and
fiiffcc at A1I Hours.
Phone W7 * 190 Clayton St.
party, with fifteen young guesta
making- very happy the occasion.
' Quantities of bright spring
flowers decorated Ihe home. Fol
lowing many spirited tunea, dain
ty refreshments were served.
1 Tho young host w»a showered
! with congratulations and many
. i pretty gifts, and extended a de-
I lightful hospitality to each and all.
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TEN-A CLUB ENTERTAINS
FRIDAY EVENING
Tho Ten-A club will entertain
at a lovely dance Friday evening
at the Oeorgtan Hotel which prom
ises to be one ot the largest and
most enjoyable social events ot
tbs- week.
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Mrs. B. F. Carr, Mrs: C. L. Carr.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. McCurdy, Miss
Hilda McCurdy, Mrs. Paul Dead-
ivyler, Mrs. John Deadwyler, Mrs.
J. R. Carr Jr., Mrs. R. C. Hender
son, Mrs. R. P. mite. Miss Jen
nie Robinson, Mrs. H. P. Camp,
Mrs. c. T. Bacon, Mrs. Wylie of
Mayeiville were visitor* her*
Thursday.
Millinery Specials Saturday
THE STYLE SHOP
, 224 Clayton Street
$15.00 Values for
$12.00
ilO.OO Values for
$ 7.50 "
$ 6.00 Values for
$ 3.75
$ 0.00 Values for
$ 1.75
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iMIss Flanlgen of Phllsdolohla L
visiting her brother, Mr. C. LY
Flanlgen.
Mr. and Mrs. Walton Griffith
and little daughter who have b«fn
spending several weeks with Mi.
Arthur Griffith are enrauio frem
Charleston. 8., C.. to Richmond,
Va.. to make . their home. Mrs.
Griffith and little Jane leave Wed
nesday for a visit to relatives in
Washington, D. C.
Miss Julia nogers spent Thurs
day In Atlanta.
Mr. Jonea Vow of Norcroaa spent
Wednesday In the city.
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Col. and Mr*. Dll G. Michael re
turned Thursday from an extend
ed visit to New York.
Dr. and Mrs. James Bloomfield
have returned from Florida where
they spent the winter.
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iMrs. Nellie Saylors ha* been
called to St. lajula by the Illnea*
of her sister. Miss >tarion Shoats.
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Mrs. J. F. Shehano and children
of Crawford a pent Thursday In tho
city.
Mrs. T. E. Middlobrooks left
Friday morning for iMacon to visit;
her daughter, Mrs. Winfield Nla-
ct
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Mrs. Guy Thurmond and Mlssea
week
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Seymore.
Swanaon Allows Dlrorcd fl0t
LOS -ANGELES—Dezauiv was
entered in the suit for divorce
brought in the Superior Court
against Gloria Swanson, motion
oicture actress, by her second hus
band, Herbert Somborn who charg
ed resertion-t This indicated, It
was stated, that- Miss Swanson
probably would not contest the ac
tion. Miss Swanson's first hus
band, Wallace Beery, motion pic.
tore actor, divorced her because
of desertion. She and Somborn
have one child. Gloria Swanson
Somborn, two and a half years old
111 l»© th« extra attnuilon lit the
Palace theatre Saturday night, extra
to the big Rpccial feature picture.
"The Sin Flood." Mr. Lawrie ban n
wonderful aweet voice anil nil that
have heard him declare him to be a
second Cameo. Ill* singing ho* been
a delflht to everyone In Athene and
hie eelectlone at the Palace Saturday
night will bo of the popular l»rand(
well known nnd loved by all. Mr.
•THE OREGON TRAIL” XLITK
SATURDAY A DRAMATIC
PICTURI OF OLD WKftT
Ar.t A curd comes to the ecreetf of
tho Elite theater Saturday In "The
Oregon Trail." a Universal chapter
play wheih is expected to surpass
"Duffnln Bill," hi* la*t historical ve
hicle. in popularity with fans and In
educational value.
A cord i* directed by the
Edward Lacmmle. who directed him
In " Buffalo Bill*’ and In "Winners of
the West," and the *tory waa adapt
ed from the vivid page* of history by
the same writer, Robert Dillon, ae
rial scenario editor at Universal
City. ' ’ ,
The leading woman of this new
'oductlun 1* Louise Lorraine, one of
ic screen's most popular beauties
id nn attractive figure In euch sue-
ful ecrlala ns "Tarxan" and ’AThe
Klnr.” v
Duke I*ee, "Buffalo Bill" In fhe
f i lint name, and Ruth
’SIN FLOOD" AT THE
Uwr ", U p ? J, " lar "' n " r J:: Boyce amt Jim Corey hold prominent
ever vl.lt Athena and , ever road) . ^
to resp»»nd to a request for his tai- .
ents. Don’t miss his great repcrtolro j Bigs'Bear Valley in California, a
or songs at the Palace theatre Sat- ( P»nco of great rugged beauty, moun-
urday night nt tho 9 o'clock show. , talncim nnd snowclad, wae the loca-
| tlon for ten weeks of the unit pro-
^ during “The Oregon Trail,” and the
PALACE SATURDAY • player* were practlchlly Isolated
gome photoplays are good enter-; there by the character of the coun
talnment; others give ono the feeling ( try. Only by aeroplanes were they
that one is witnessing life Itself on kept
the Screen. "The Sin Flood,” the new outer
picture at the Palace Saturday. The) fflx months* research work preced
beholder Is carried along with the |ng the production
fortunes of the characters In the authenticity, of the
story* never Is permitted to he- Rony^v
communication with the
Miss Merlo ’Mathews of Comer
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Misses Fannie Cooper, Verm and
lleve that what*la transpiring is not
an Veal as life. This a triumph -f
the screen art, which few photoplay
producers have been able to achieve.
The story of "The Sin Flood’’ de
picts the changes In tho characters
of ten men and one woman who t
trapped In a fashionable cafe by
flood In a Mississippi river tow
How their character* change um!
the stress of facing almost certain
death makes one of tho most unusual
pictures ever produced.
Frank Lloyd directed the picture.
Helene Chadwick Is the only woman
In the cast, which Includes James
Kirkwood, Richard DIx, Ralph Lewis
and several other well-known
guarantees
historical facts.
Itself was the very key
of the Oregon Trail’s story.
Read Banner-Herald Wants
.Yarn Complexion
In Ten Dayx
three daman t* which bleach th*
texture so ranch admired.
By ita own virtue* Nadinola
Cream removes imparities and
ISMtS? 0 d “ r ’
Guarantee and direction, in
package. Two sixes, 60e.
and O.00, at jroor toilet coenter..
[tod and Endorsed Be Tkmmnie
national Toner co. Mate
Frank Holderi, First Vice
President; A ,G. Dudley,
Second Vice President.
Name Sec’y Committee.
At a .matins ot the directors ot
thv Athens chamber ot Commerco
Friday inornlnk, Hugh H. White
wak nantbd president tor the year,
F. A. HoldeV first vice president,
nnd A. G. Dudley. H H. Gordon,
Jr., and D. F. Paddock was named
to investigate the proposition ot
a secretary and report jack t the
next meeting, which wilt be a call'
ml meeting on Monday.nexVat 11
o'clock.
Another special committee was
named Friday to nominate tho va
rious committees for the yeer.
I This committee le composed of
Ablt Nix. J. Ml. Barnett and A. G.
Dudley. They will report to th*.
meeting Monday and then the or
ganization will bo perfected tot
the year; Most special tiailnrea wa«
deferred to tbe meeting Monday.
Those In attendance Friday
were President H.'W. Whirs. F. A.
Holden, Ablt Nix, A. O. Dudley, J,
W. Jarrell, J. W. Barnett. 'Harry
Hodgeon, H. H. Gordon, Jr., J! C
Wilkinson, D. F. Paddock, M. J.
Costa, E. W. Carroll, secretary-
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SATURDAY NIGHT
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