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T lKsn£^APRIL 24 i J921
THB BAWrnnt-HBBALP. ATHENS. GEORGIA
1201
— By MRS* ALICE ADAM8 — Riiidinu *w
he beat me home
v sTKiCkLaND GILLIAN
, |„r a little walk we went,
rram l or on pleasure bent,
m- lre\f*Jbear our vine-clod
oul'l
vs-present walking mate
lip his chubby hand from
,1 t'«»d Ming on past shrub and
vine,
LOVELY PARTY FOR
MR8. WILLIE CONYER8
COOK
t\8rs. M. P. O’Callahan enter
tained In honor of Mrs. Willie
Conyers Cook of Minneapolis, at a
beautifully planned party Tuesday
afternoon at the Linger Longer
Lodge which Assembled twenty
guests to fheet the popular visitor,
who Is the iuest of her daughters,
the officers in their chair. -“■"I“LOOK YOUR BEST” COMEDY
tho:
and say, with* baby'Mrs. Tate Wright and Mrs. Sam
i Nickerson and !b receiving many
homo, n’ittle bit! charming nodal courtesies.
. , Tho artistic tea room carried an
n good to him and mo ; effective color note In the rainbow
It our liven to he t decorations of exqulsle flowers and
of two frank, boyhood very delicious refreshments.
Hum | The pretty place cards were
,*r solving life’s hard sums, j marked with blue birds, and every
i hler, sometimes knew j lovely detail was very attractive
,u his path lay bog orjln the radiant expression of the
lough , glorious springtime,
leh point It out In time I The elegant party added very de
from tho fall and llghtfully to he social activities of
the week, and one of the bright-
*, I cst of the enjoyable series honor-
mu kind friends came and ing Mrs. Cook.
sri
And then awoko
lumbering memory of Then: [COSMOPOLITAN CLUB
mused ho was a babe again- i ENTERTAINED BY MR.
before my 'feet llad sped . A. ROWLAND
ti our door a step ahead— j An Interesting and Instructive
trembling lips I whispered | occasion was enjoyed Friday even
ing at the homo of Mr. C. A. Row
i me homo—a little bit.” ’“"'I honoring members of the Con-
inoimlltan club of the University
'of Georgia. The occasion had been
anticipated by all members, and
was vory much enjoyod: Much In
terest was shown In an Instructive
discussion on tho native life In
the Congo by Mr. Glllan, n mission
ary from Africa, who was visiting
In the home of iMir. Rowland, and
also by tho number of aouvenlrc
of travel which form an enviable
The following new members and
viaitors ware present:
Mrs. Gertrude Moak, Mrs. W. L. j
-Pope, Mrs. D. W. Copplnger, Mrs.
Emory and Mra. Coffee.
Mias Nell alllard with her usual
charm and skill contributed n very
artistic group of vocal numbers I
to the program, which was enjoyed
by all. A very Interesting talk was
given by Miss Mlnona Michael who
given by Miss iMbnlna Michael who
the officers In their chairs.
PALACE THEATRE TONIGHT l FUNERAL N0TIC
Texas Oris, Cowboy Roper, Elite in Person: Peter B.
:k
Kyne Story With Jack Holt Palace Wednesday;
Buster Keaton Thursday and Friday.
Tafe
“FRUIT SOCIAL” FOR
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR
80CIETY FRIDAY
EVENING
Now Is the time for the “Fruit
Social,” of tho Christian church
Endeavor Society and Friday even
ing at 8 6'clock the young people
will gather In the recreation hall
and have games, songs and every
thing that makes n pleasant even
ing in the way of social activities.
Various fruit games will br, on-
joyed, with fruit contests and
fruits will be served. The young
people are asked to bring along
fruits of some kind to be used In
the various ways of entertainment
for the evening program.
Best of all will he the "Echo
Meeting,” when the young people
will give a report of tho conven
tion held at Macon the past week
end. Since the First Christian
church won the Banner the mem
bers are very mappy and have lots
of enthusiasm to display to the
other young people who did not
attend and for the aplcb of tho
convention. It will he well for the
young people to come
"Fruit Social” Friday evening,
April 28th, at 8 o’clock.
DAW80N • PARHAM
BIO PROGRAM
ELITE TONIGHT
Texan Orla, u' real honest-to-good-
;na cowboy roper, will be the extra
mv A _ 3 added attraction at the Elite tonight,
m. ' JSSllfl, i *nd Ms great ropo act extra
to the “Strongheart” wonder dog plc-
aml William Desmond In
Around the World In’18 DayiT* fca-
son, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F.
D. Dawson, of Wintervllle. On., to
Mr. J. N- Parham of Brunswick,
f n nt Sunday, I turc Here „ novelty entertainment
Apri 1 22nd, at 10 o’clock, nt tho | „ th „ EIUo lor ton , ght „„iy.
home of tho bride's parents,
collection is this beautiful homo.' ikT ll !L C * re ,5!. 0n T„ waa 8 ,er T ormp ^l
llefreahmens as well as Interesting iMethUsil't of I PALACE
exchanging of Ideas and expori- a J^bmh of tlrnt plaM. The Every
.eh of the program, I stouter
for the liver
iware of imitations. Demand
• genuine in 10c and 35c pack-
»* hearing above trade mark.
encoB forfhed much or tho prograip. I tLZT'E '“““T 1
Tho members of tho club wilt 'LSL £ i” «r7 , ck ‘ ,
remember this meeting probably t t«°nc of Wlntorvlllo s
when tho others arc forgot ton. IJ 0 * 1 esteemed young ladles, and
LOOK YOUR BEftT”
TONIGHT
day In every way she got
and stouter—tempting food
the chorus waa at suka but atlll ahe
could not tear heraelf away from
fascinating fats-untll the theatrical
career, of her pertner waa threatened
and.then she made the grand eacrl
flee. Funny? It‘a a acream! At the
Palace tonight.
PKTKR B. KYNE'S STORY
••MAKING A MAN"
PALACE TOMORROW
Jack Holt, popular Paramount alar,
will appear In another . Peter
Kyne picture at the Palace Wednes
day. It Is “Making a Man," and was
taken-from Mr. Kyno’a story.
her great weakness. Her job In msnlslng Mr. Wlnsby."
THE WOMAN’S AUXILIARY
TO JOE BROWN CONALLY *
CHAPTER
The Woman’s Auxiliary to Jon
BDrown Conally Chapter. D. A. R.,
hold a most Interesting meeting at
llie Woman's Building Saturday
afternoon when Mrs. P. C. Randall,
Matron’s Hats
m Tomorrow’s Salr
The Stylish ;
New
Hats of :
Black with
Smart
Trims of ■
Ribbons, ■
Crre,
m
Tomorrow’s,
Sale at
$3.98
MICHAEL'S
Millinery Department
the groom I. one of Georgia’s beat j Mrs. E. K. Lumpkin. Jr., and two
young men and agon for the Oulf children of Atlanta arrived Monday
Refining company, at Brunswick. | afternoon to visit her parents Mr,
and Mrs. L. P. Dowdle.
Mr. and Mra. W. M. Rowland of I Ml „„ Mol ,| 0 whitohoad of tha
A»t»ata *?*“ of I University Is attending Grand Op.
ora.
Mrs. Marlon Bleakley and moth-
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Rowland.
Air. and Mra. Ned Hodgson anil
Mr. and Mr*. Hugh Hodgson were I Mn . A . P , coehran came over
, expected home from North Caro- f TOm Greene • county Monday for
Una Tuesday.. Mr. aod.Mrs. Joseph Stawart, Jr.
Mrs. A- W. Dozier will go ovr-1 <la!r * _
to AtUnta Wednesday for Grand hav0 purchased a lot on Mllledgs
^“/f^w^bjMr^e; SI'"” 1 ‘° MU ’ Cre,We "■ ,
«Dd children.
“I judge and Mrs. Blanton Fort-
Mr. Howard Waff of Nono.’k, I " on In . AtlanU attending
Vn.. who spent the week-end with I aran “ 0p * ra l
Mra. Waft left 'Monday for a trip
Mr*. J. P. Ingram la visiting ^tn
Gimm
Mrs. J. P. Ingram la visiting Mrs.
J. 8. Kirk in Atlanta for Grand
Opera.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Lewis of
Wuodviuc, arrived Tuesday to visit
Mrs. T. W. Lewis on tail out stievi
to Florida.
The friends of Mlaa Annla Laurie
| Hill will be delighted to learn
•be left the General Hospital Mon-
I day. following au appendicitis op.
I oration.
McLELLAN’S
5-10 and 25c Store
Mr. Russell Denlel Is apendlng
I sometime In AahavlUe.
Mra, James L. Poas of Atlanta
i the gneat of her slater, Mra.
I Russell Daniel.
Watch for, Our
Month-End
Sale
I “ Major Hunter Harris will attend
I Grand Opera.
i iuu. of
Mlaa Sarah HSU, of Athens, will
I arrive Wednesday to vlelt Hiss
I Elizabeth Carroll.—Constitution.
ATTENTION HOUSEWIVES
A Handy Brush Free
Thursday, Friday
and Saturday
of this week
We hi
t in a large stock of the famous
IBCO twisted in wire
BRUSHES, MOPS AND DUSTERS
bft
. Mrs. L. A. Richardson. Mra. H.
|o. Williford and Mlaa Claire An-
I <lor»on were viaitors hen Monday
I from Commerce.
Miss Fay Ray and Ob*. O’Neal of
I Union Point spent Monday In tha
| city.
AUTO ACCIDENT ,
An automobile accident at the
comer of Hancock avenue and Pu
laski street Tuesday afternoon re
sulted la nsllght Injury to J. Dorn-
Dlatt who waa driving a Ford car
that collided with a Hardy Hard
ware truck.
Cases had not been docketed
against either driver Tuesday at
3 p. m. ^
We are going to have a demonstration of these brushes in our store Thurs-
ti-iy, FriJay and Saturday of this week. We arc giving to every housewife a
IIANOifiJJitUSH FREE as a souvenir. You are, under no obligation to buy, but
"e "'ant^you to come and sec. Come in and compare our quality and price.
" c can furnish a Brush for every purpose.
Ington la the guest of Mrs. Charlt
| chandler.
• -ffl-
Mrs. W. P. Mason and young
daughter, Mildred, leave Wednes
day morning for a visit to Atlanta.
Thornton’s
WEDNESDAY
DINNER 50c
English Pern Soup
Veal r
_ Chops
Turnip Salad
Spring Onions
Creamed Mashed Potatoes
Pickled Beets
egetab
(Muffins and Biscuits
Sweet Potato Pudding
Coffee. Tea or Milk
50 Cents
Supper 50 Cents
Broiled Pork Chops
Hominy Grita Cauliflower
Boiled Onions
Potato Salad
Peaches and .Crum
Coffee. Tea Jr Milk
50 Cents
JONES:—Died at his homo In
Bostwick, On., April 22nd. Mr.
Claude c. Jones In his Slat year.
Mr. Jones was one of Green coun
ty's largest planters and land own
ers. Mr. Jones Is survived by bis
wife, two slater. Mrs. Charles Jt.
Neabit of Kansas City, Mo., and
Mrs. C. D. Llpsey of Atlanta, and
two brothers, Messrs. J. O. and
0. Jones-of Greenville. 8. C.
The funeral was held today, April
24th, at 2 p. m., from the residence
at Bostwick, Ga. Interment In
Monroe, Go., cemetery. Rev. M. V.
Wllllgan of the Methodist church,
officiating, with Bernstein Bros,
(uberal directors, in charge.
DANIEL:—Died last night at 10
o’clock at her home 228 Barber
street, Mrs. Mollle Elbcrhart Dan
iel In her ?8th year. Sho waa the
widow of tho late Young Daniel.
Mrs. Daniel is survived by the fol
lowing children: Mra. E. E .Bishop,
Miss Ota Daniel of Athens. Ml*.
J. N. L. Thurmond, of Stathnm,
C-a., and Dr. J. C. Daniel of De
catur, On., and one brother, Dr.
Jim Elberhart of Comer, On. The
funeral was held today, April J4tb,
at 4 p. m„ from the residence, The
following gentlemen acted aa pall-
carers: Messrs. George Scott. Toni
Scott. Howard Scott, Will Scott,
Dan Bishop, Elberhart Thurmond.
The Interment waa In Oconee cem
etery. ,Rev. J. c. Wilkinson of the
Baptist church offfclaUag. with
Bernstein Bros., funeral director!.
In charge.
PALACE-Tonight
Here’s a side-splitting comedy of food, fun
and fat folks.
“LOOK YOUR BEST”
With Colleen Moore and
Antonio Moreno
WEDNESDAY SPECIAL
JACK HOLT
“MAKING A MAN”
Peter B. Kyne’s Great Story
ELITE-NOW
“Strongheart”
WONDER DOG
And TEXAS ORIS (Cowboy
Roper) in Person
BIG SHOW ELITE TONIGHT
KeepYour Complexion
of Rote-Petal Texture
Nedine Face Powder will
keep the roees fa) your cheeks.
It win make your skin soft,
ncoth and velvety. It arm
Mod an inoiSioli charm.
^ and the fragrance of the
Nadine
the skin
horn sun; wind and
t that can harm the
i or the eyes. Money re
funded ir not pleased.
Me si your toilet counter. Ida*
“ raUHc.
Read Herald
Want Ads.
SALE
of Jersey Silk
Petticoats
All New Goods
About fifty tllk petticoats In colors Of black, navy, brown,
SnT Peking blue, green, taupe rut and Oliver gray. Ruffled
flounce of nolld color and some with Paisley Inserts. AU
tegular alias are In the lot These skirt* are perfectly fresh
stock—received today—Special price for this sale..... .$2.95
Other Petticoats Just Received In regular and extra elir-
84.95, 85-95 and 9S.75.
Mayburgs
278 Clayton
Street
O
nly the youngest,
tenderest leaves of
the world’s finest
tea plants go into
Tetley’s Orange
Pekoe. That’s why
it tastes so good.
Nibcij I)urt Mopt-, Wall Mops, Wet Mop*, Scrub Brushes and Wall Brushes,
“II live' for one handle. Our service Set Toilet Brushes, Furniture Dusters,
tin up styles;* Dish Mops, Pastry Brushes, Radiator Brushes, Dust Brushes and
*° 0| >- Toilet and Household Brushes of every kind.
Nantii the use and you name the Brush. Don’t forget the date—Thursday,
'day and Saturday this week, in our Household Department.
IfBSi
H. T. Huggins & Son
Broad Street
Athens, Georgia
TETLEYS
Mokes good TEA a certainty
IMPORTANT NOTICE
All who have not paid their State and
County Taxes for last year,,please hurry set
tlement to me at once.
Levies will be made as fast as the Sheriff
and Bailiffs can make them. v
A. MALLORY, Tax Collector
FIVE FINE
BED ROOM SUITES
REDUCED ONE-THIRD
Five of the best Bed Room Sets we have
offered on our unusual terms, and at exactly
ONE-THIRD OFF from regular prices.
Some, of Grand Rapids’ best furniture is in
this lot Only five suites at the reduced prices.
4 Pieces Ivory Enamel Ware, Made in
Grand Rapids. Regular Price $430.00
Sale Price
$287.00
Consists of Vanity,
Dresser, Bed, Chiffo-
robe and Bench. Beau
tiful Ivory Enamel with
touches of Old Ivory;
wood is mahogany.
Desk, Chairs and Twin
beds to match If you
want them.
5 Pieces in Ivory and Blue Enamel.
Regular Price $240.00. Sale Price .
$160
One of tho ‘newest
suites we have, consists
of Vanity Dresser, Bow
End Bed, large Chiffo-
robe, Bench and Rock
er. The finish of Ivory
with blue touches is
put on over hard wood.
A good value at $240.
A pick-up at $160.00.
3 Pieces
8 Pieces
5 Pieces
Bed, Dresser,
Chiffonier
Regular $160.00
Sale Price .. $100.00
Vanity, Bed, Desk,
Chiff., 'Stool, 3 Chairs.
Grand Rapids Make.
Regular $426.00.
Sale Price .. $284.00
Vanity, Bed, Chiffo-
robe, Chair, Rocker.
Grand Rapids make. ,
Regular $400.00. ]
Sale Price .. $267.00
Dorsey Furniture Co.
ssm
Quality Furniture Since 1884