The Banner-herald. (Athens, Ga.) 1923-1933, April 26, 1923, Image 7

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    THE BANNBR-HteHALD. ATHENS. QBOBCIA
Hyon ate 1 of. the 95 tn erety 100
«bo suffer from Dandruff or eom*
,,in trouble. Just try Mahdeen, for
L-a your $1.00. tlw cost of • 12-c*. bottle.
JuU B»rb« 8hopa.IUIrDres.ln* Parlor*
/^ampus
V^T
er Shop*. Ha
StOTM. Note—If*
GEORGB F. BALTZEU JR., of
Washington, D. C., and now a atu-
dont at the University of Georgia,
spent the week end iti Atlanta vis
iting friends.
ASPIRIN
Say “Bayer” and InsistI
Unless you: see the name “Bay
er" on package or on tablets you
are not settinc tho genuine Bayer
product prescribed by pnysicians
over twenty-two years and proved
JOn.N- D. ABEItNATIty. JR., re-
ctauly returned from n trip tu Hen-
dcraonvUlo, N. C. lie expected to
spend the suimftcr In North Curo-
tHe ALPHA TAU OMEGA fra-
tcrnlty will celebrate spring by
giving a dance, on the evening of
May 11. TJ>ia writ be tne first
danco held 4n the old Ootagon In
several years. Fulcher’s Orchestra
from Augusta •wilt furnish tho mu
sic. Many out^of-town girls are
expected to attend this dance.
RICHARD TIFT, popular mem
ber of the law school has gone to
South Georgia.
They have not claimed the car. It
bears a North Carolina license tag.
Banks county farmed ( has
saved two bushels of collard seed
ho offers for sale.
Owing to its^bsd road condltqgs
Johns; n, Katherine. Firor.
JOE BUCHANAN has returned
to the Classic City after a. visit tb
Atlanta and Gnlnesvlilc.
THE WOMENS STUDENT Gov
eminent Association cf the Univer
sity held a meeting Wednesday foi
WILLIAM DeLACY ALLEN han thc P“**l>°sc of electing officers foi
returned from tfie trip tho Univer
sity of Georgia made through Ala
bama.* Bill is a native of Alabama,
nnd on J yeti his short visit to hie
home state.
THE MANY FRIENDS of J. c.
Fanning are glad to hear of his
recovery from a recent spell of slck-
Afl MAY 3 APPROACHES,
ty of the annual stock show of the
srlculturnl College, the co-eds of
the University who are to. take part
ih the horse riding exhibits
coming more nnd more enthusiastic
Captain Wise is putting the girls
thr-ugh intricate Exercises, and hi*
class Is already well advanced In
the technique of horsemanship. In
few days the number now re
porting will be decreased. when
Captain Wise will eliminate the
less experienced.
e by millions for
Colds Headache
Toothache Lumbago
Earache Rheumatism
Neuralgia Pain, Pain
Accept “Bayer Tablets of Aspi
rin” only. Each unbroken pack
age contains proper directions.
Handy boxes of twelve tablets
cost few cents. Druggists also ,, /" n '
-III V„*fUa. r>f 9J nnd 100 A.ntrin ° ran< * °P era thi »
BRUCE JONES, student In the
B. Department, bus been absent
r a few days.
tell bottles of 21 and 100. Aspirin
»«the trade mark of Bayer Manu
facture of Monoacpticncidester of
Salicylicacid.—(Advertisement.)
Woman’s Health
. I Restored
MANY OF THE CO-EDS and
student!*, are planning to uttend
season. Geor
gia will b* represented by a larger
number this year than last, ac
cording to present Indications.
&e Claims Lydia E. Pinldutm’i
Vegetable Compound Did It After
Everything Else Failed
MISS GLORIA MILLER, only
freshman co-ed In the Pharmncy
Department, reports a sudden selgt
of tests now being launched by he;
lstructors. This is an ominous'
f»reb:ding of trials to come, for
the^ end of the first half of the
third term is drawing dangerously
near, and that means only one thln.1
—mid-term tests.
Mihraukee,WU.—"I feel that I
oofht to let you know about my caee.
|I *u ailing and
couldbarely do my
THE SCHEDULE of lire thin
term examinations is being antici
pated. It will be announced in a
few days, it is,understood.
hnf
THE SUMMER SCHOOI
completed its work of mailihg cat
homo work nnd lllo * up “ tn P p «»i>«-u *> utud^ntB.
washing I waa so
the coming year. Miss Mathilda
Callaway was choseji president
Miss Annie Laurie Weir of Ath
ens. vlce-pfesldent; Miss Rob/
Bush, of Athens, secretary: Mlsr
Polly Ruth Bowers, of Athens, Ju
nlor representative; Miss Lola Cal
laway. Sophmore representative
It U rather an unusual oesurraner
that cf the five co-eds thus honor
ed by their classmates, three of
them are Athena girls.
• THE WOMEN’S STUDENT Opv
eminent Association Is the factoi
which controls the conduct of the
women students of the University
and is the only organisation of Itr
kind on the campus. It has func
tioned smoothly during the past
year and the present officers have
proved themselves very capable.
THE FRESHMAN PHARMACY
class Is taking up the study of
tinctures and this phase of the
course Is proving popular with the
students. There Is only one co-ed
in the class, for this department
has not the interest of the young
ladles as have the academic courses
CAPTAIN WISE put his riding
class of girls through rigid train
ing Wednesday. He states that the
time Is short, as the horse show
will take place within a few weeks
and much practice is needed in the
technique of good horsemanship.
Th slow walk, the easy trot and
the s4!lop were taken up and re
peatedly practiced Wednesday. Tht
ten girls who now compose the
c»ass will soon be thinned down 4c
about six or ssvta.
Around Athens
With Col. T. Larry Gantt
MISS DOROTHY LEVY will vis
it her brother in Atlanta, while at
tending Grand Opera.
having c.__
child. I took a lot
of medicine* end
I doctors. Then
UP them *11 up
I took Lydia E.
ikham’i Vege
table Compound
end I feel wonder-
ally good now. I do even thing that
tome* along, and we all take your
medicine is ■ tonic when we don’t 1
eel just so. I am thankful for what 1
the Vecctablo Compound haa done »:p*nt th- week-end In Atlanta with
!or my health and for my family. ; her slater. _
in. Mary Saiecheck, 944 28th St, —— y
Milwaukee, Wisconsin. . MISSES OMAlt iiadoock am
Letters like these testify to the M “ y MeNwr rtturnetl Sunday nltth
the of tho Vegetable 1 Compound. I ,rom “ hnus<! ,, "i 4,y ,n Attonto.
Ihew women vpcak from tho fullness i
ftheir hearts. They describe as cor- 1 J 1 ’® 8 RUTH UAE Ut back lr
ectly as they can their conditions- echool again after -pending n woe!
'hit those symptoms that affected w,th hcr P'"™*" ln Augu-tn.
hem moat conspicuously; and later '
heduappearanceof those’
Oev arc sincere expression
& L ** nearly fifty years Lyffla E.
TOhim s Vegetable Compound has
K praised by women.
Wany Like This In
Athens
MISS ADELINE DAVENPORT
iimiUr Cases Being Published in
Each Issue
The following caee le but one of
«ny. occurring dally in Athene.
, 0n ca ®y matter to verify It
F°'« cannot ask for bettor proef.
11 f; 1 * 1 !'. Rtomj mason, 224 Bar-
' w 8t„ Athens, eavs: “Being a
n and doing so much* work In
cramped position .years ngo
"'y kidneys to get In bad
apo. Tho kidney secretions paste
treeiy an< j W6 re scalding. Nights
wd tt* up several times. My
* Wa * 80 weak I could hardly
l, .7; "'hen I got in a cramped
wtion it was all I could do to
JWRhten again. Sharp stabbing
mbs caught me at every'move. I
f^'an’g Kidney Pills ndvertised
i/oan’s Directory so I got a box
‘aimer A Sons’ Drug Store. I
F ,Jr use ! two ^.boxes of this medl-
* to relieve tny back. I knew
lve I,p *n cured because I have
n able to do hard work without
of uie trouble with my kid-
back. 11 ;
KOc, at all dealers. Don't
.? l . y a »* tor a kidney remedy—
MISS ANGELINE SA8NF.TT
will bo at home ln Atlunta for
few daya.
ADAM I,. ALEXANDER
Henry Wells wil be Initiated into
the Phi Delta Phi, honorary law
fmternity. Friday evening.
FRIENDS of Minor Wheaton will
regret to legm that he broko his
nose while practicing at Spring
foot ball Monday afternoon.
MILTON DAY broke his shoulder
Monday afternoon while practicing
football. r
JACK TAYLOR has been spend
ing a few days at his home In
Davlsboro.
a
Mr - I-IHy had. Poster-Mil-
<.'o„ Mfr.„ Buffalo, N. Y —
dt'ertisoment;
Read Herald
Want Ads.
WILLARD
BATTERIES
$16.00
and up
CLARKE STORAGE
BATTERY CO.
Phone 677
Athens, Ga.
A NUMBER OP STUDENTS of
the Medical College at Augu-ta have
been vt.RIng thc University during
the last few days In thc Intereat
of {heir Institution. Among them
are Dr. Kelly and Messrs. Gay Mc
Gee, Wingfield, Doxlcr and Wilson
DR. A. S. EDWARDS, of the de
partment of psychology has return
ed to hla classes after an absence
of several days.
IT MIGHT BE OP INTEREST to
University students to know that
Ml-s Catherine Jones, the dainty
little dancer who appeared ln Ath
ens with the Inez Marvin Trio, is
now starring as a headliner at thc
Rialto Theatre In Atlanta. Miss
Jones was thc inspiration of a beau
tiful poem, penned by the artistic
hand of one cf Atlanta's youthful
set, which appeared last week in
01 e of the Atlanta dally papers.
TENNIS IS ON THE ROOM at
Georgia. The tournament Is being
run oft by the process of elimina
tion. Leters are given by the Uni-
vsrnlty In fhle branch of sport nnd
.fl Ihnn Individual fflflPV
vastly more than Individual glory
will be worked for. Edwin Hvereft
and Dave Colllngs ore former win
ners of tournaments cf this sold.
PROP. J. HENRY WALKER ant
a number of students from thc
Fifth District Agricultural school
wsn visitor* to the University
Monday.
“BILLY'* JONES apent th* week
end in Atlanta visiting friends.
, EDGAK DUNSTON and Col-
OUiU eerier wto wUl MHikuMd-
hama next Saturday night, are be-
Ing urged by* thi* nam-mra* fwnw
and admirers to bring home the ba
con lost to Vanderbilt Saturday.
They any that they need no ui '
UAUhama is their •nrejh
MR. ROY WILLIAMS, near Ila
in Madison county, was in Atheq*
yesterday. He said that luet yeat
thc cotton seed he planted were ful' f
of live boll we*rll*. but In- selecting
tbla year ht
itho government will cut off rural
.mail service on a part of Route
No. 2 into BiHhopville district.
Prof. Smith cut his salary af
superintendent of education from
1,200 to $!»00 ns the grand Jury rec
ommended.
Mr. Ren .Landers n former citi
zen of gunks* died near GiUuesvUU
Frank Jones, Jr., died In the Gen
eral Hospital at Athens.
Mrn. Idell Klmsey. a noble lady
, Baxter. Clyde Cooper, Charles Klm-
xey. Alfred Means, Hayden Drew-
ry No«l H dgson. Edward Witcher,
Billy lliuiS4*n, lToctor Qampbell.
Princess—Annie
Nurse to
Maud Barret.
Maid of Honor—Helen Heywood.
Crow—Bobby Deadwyler.
Witch—Marguerite. MarlotL
Cook—Howard Hudson.
Old Man—Ilnrry Lund.
Boy with tho Goose—Claud
Broach.
Herald—Henry Henderson.
The Queen's train-bearers—Ann
Phlox—Edna Miller.
Golden Glow—Mary Ann Marbut.
Rose—Maybeth Johnson.
Daffodil—Frances Cook. *
Chrysanthemum—Nell Cornett.
Morning Glory—Grace Hinesley.
Primrose—Margaret Eptlng.
Sweet Pea—Ethelyn Cook.
Poppy—Elizabeth Rcbson.
Carnation—Mattie Lou Carter.
The Briars and Brambles:
Sam Halley, Paul Hodgson, Hiiv#
ton ^tone, A. B. Matthews, Mack
died at her home In Banks.
The lmrn of Mayor O. P. B-on. oi
Maysville waa burned with COO bp-
shel* of com and. other stuff ival-
Ued at IJ800. No insurance *.
Lyn
««1 s-?tnpleton, Arthur Booth
School Children
Will Present
'Sleeping Beauty*
The children of Baxter Street
school are enthusiastically rehears
ing the beautiful play of Sleeping
Beauty. They will present this
charming story in speech. In song,
and In dance, the afternoon of May
5th on .the schol grounds. Their
families, their friands. and every
one Interested in school life nre cor
dially Invited to attend. So you are
included. Be sure to come.
CAST OF
CHARACTERS
Sleeping Beauty—Sarah Warren
Prince—Penn Winston.
King—Eugene Scott.
Queen—Mary Winston.
Lord High Chamberlain—King
sley Jones.
Jester to the King—Billups John
son.
Royal Page—Harden Drcwrjr.
Ruth Heywood. Merita Collinn.
Haro! Miller. Virginia Hodgson
Lillian Dobbs, Helen Heywood. Ruth
Nell Bond. Helen McClain. Louis*
Cautheh. Lois Ledford, Kathleen
Graham, Mary Tinker.
. Miriam Dcbbs, Glee BettH. Lnrine
Kidd. Mildrd Barrett. Elisabeth
Stone. I.efla Pricket. Frances Sta
pleton. Jewell Marlowe. Dorothy
Jackson. Mary Bond, Flora Cox.
Dessio Allgood.
Flowers in the King’s Garden:
Honeysuckle—Henrietta Ginn.
Rosebud—Mildred McClain.
Violet— Elisabeth Means.
Jessamine—Ethel Lund.
IMy—Anna Lee Cpker.
Sunflower—Nanc£ Betts.
Marigold—Bess Johnson.
Aster—Nancy Bell,
pansy—Louie Johnson.
Snow -Drop—Georgia Carter.
‘ Geranium—Ruby Williams.
Daisy—Edith Stone.
Tulip—Daisy Bee Hartley.
BP
X*oker. Hugh White, Duncan Bur
net. Manly Walton. John White
Yow, Jack Chandler, Herman Lund,
Jack Wpods, Ernest Howell George
Gunther, Jack Braswell, Richard
Bernstein. Richard Hudson, Paul
Hartley, Kendal Hartley,' Wilfred
Warren, Richard Winstonr-Brayton |
Matthews, Willie Coker Boh Klin- •
bre| Wade C:o|>er, Harold Shel- 1
nutt. Roy Cooper, Ralph Cooper, •
Roger Kirl/f Julian Price.
BUTTERFLIE8
Nina Mae Ginn, Stella Ledford,
Darothy Kimbrell, Elizabeth Har
grove. Dorothy Stone. Mary Short.
Sarah Oldham. Gene Brooks, Wini
fred Cook, Grace Winston, Evelyn
Center, Sarah Huff. Louis Smith.
Gladys Williams Martha Heywood,
Grnce Wilson. Margaret Costa.
Romah Ruth Persells, Lillian Irby.
Julia Pennal, Nellie Jane Gaertner,
Lilliam Thomp^op, Marie Smith.
BIRDS:
Frank Dobbs, William Oldham.
Hal Short. Edward Smith, George
Crobb, Olln Price.
Tetley*? Orange
Pekoe is most pop
ular among folks
who know and love
good tea. It’s so-
downright good.
TETLEYS
Makes good TEA a certainty
»w»d
A Terrible Goitre
Removed without Operation. Mrs
Cox tells how. Was short of
Breath. Eyes Bad.* Could not Work.
In Bed Part of Time, Stainless
Liniment Used.
Mrs. Dot Cox says come to Troy
Ohio, nnd I will show you what
Sorbol-Quadruple has donf for me.
If you cun’t come write.
Get more Information nt Citi
zens’ Pharmacy. Drug stov.s every
where- or write Sorbol-Compnny
Mechanlciburg. Ohio.
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 thc Sheriff
and Bailiffs can make them.
W. A. MALLORY, Tax Collector
Read The Banner-Herald Want Ads.
This year's sessions arc expected
rSn-downTluat to *** the l,c,,t cver he,<l thuM f » r »iP«Fd to plant his c^op tl
from having one 1,1,1 ^ ^ J 08 * Stewart, direct' 1 found plenty of weevils but every
- 15 -* “• 1 — % one was dead. He thinks tho
vere winter has pr -bably thinner'
MISSES MARTHA MsALPINF out the iwsts. Mr. Williams sayi
and Nell Reece itre spending n his tyli?i|r,nnd,,.Oittif are extra flm
days In^ Atlanta attending Grafnljnnd no sings of rust.
Opera.
DAVISON-NICHOLSON CO. s»>
thHr business Is increasing all th«
while. Tlielr store is nearly alwayi
crowded. They are getting trade
from sections that never before cllt’
business in Athens. This is onr
of tho oldest and most reliable dry
goods houses* In Northeast Georgia
and Is firmly anchored in public
confidence. This spring they arc
offering an especially choice and
lovely line of goods. Tho public
knows that they can-always find
tho best goods, latest styles and
lowest prices at this reliable estab
lishment.
MB. JOHN WHITE MORTON
president of the First National
Bank, one of thc oldest and staunch
est banks In upper Georgia haa a
collection of shinplasters Issued by
the government when Greenback!
were the currency and gold and
silver selling nt a premium* In or
der- t> furnish change the govern
ment Issued fractional paper cur
rency In denominations of five, ten,
twenty-five and fifty cents. When
the county was hut on a speeft
basis these. shinplasters as they
were then known were called In bul'
few were saved ss curiosities. Mr
Morton has quite a collection. The
rlter can remeber when gold wax
worth I greenbacks and silver $140
The Grcenbackers were once quite
a purty. .
1 Athens Neighbors
WALTON COUNTY
MONROE. Os..—Mr. Harold
Hayes, a young man raised in Wal
ton county, died in Illinois.
Mr. Fred Stringer, of Social Cir
cle, was injured ini an automobile
wreck near Gainesville.
The city officials are maklni
many improvements tn Monroe
Plans for the'di*triet school meet-
to.be held In Monroe the first Fri
day In May are completed.
Jacks Creek Primitive Baptist
church iri Walton has readied • Its
hundredth anniversary and whlcl
event wus appropriately celebruted
For the second time recentl|L M
J. Preston Allen of Monroe, wo*
bitten by a dog supposed to be mad
iie^was again taken to the Pasteui
Institute. •
Nineteen members were last
week received ln the Monroe Bap
tist church.
Miss Ruby SnelUngs, of Buford,
well known In Waltolf, and Mr.
Oliver, of Winder are married.
Mrs. Emory Darby, a native of
Walton county died at Dallas, Tex.
Miss Kitty Npll Bell and Mr.
Talmadg* Mayfield were married
In Monroe.
Mr. R. S. Nowell and family will
move from Monroe to Memphis,
future borne.
BANKS COUNTY
HOMER—Mifs Lupy Grace Par
son of Homer, won first prize of
fered by the State Normal School
beat article written about the
oi by pupils.
ur negroee cams to lf<>rn< r
April < in n new automobile, but
tho car broko down and they lefi!
it in pawn for a ride to Cornelia.
FRIENDLY CREDIT at HARDY’S
§
The Friendly house is
headquarters for the
New Perfection
Hardy Hardware
Company
“THE FRIENDLY HOUSE’
Clayton Street
New
Perfection
Oil Stoves
with the hew
Superfex Burners
demonstrated and sold by
I
Dorsey Furniture
Company
Quality Furniture Since 1884
*
Do Their Cooking
Easier, Quicker and
More Economically.
with the.
NEW PERFECTION
Oil Cook Slave antf
FIRE PROOF OIL
(KEROSENE]
Four million women are doing No ashes. No drudgery. No
their cooking easier, quicker, handling of coal, wood or ashes,
better and more economically by Just like cooking with a modem
city gas range.
Your own dealer will be 1
jinvn/ Mjr
using the famous Blue Chimney
NEW PERFECTION Oil Cook
r PERFECTION Oil
Stove and FIRE PROOF Oil
(XmttM.)
You can cook or bake anything
that can be cooked or baked on
any other type of stove. And
do it with more cqmfort, less
effort, more pleasure and more
satisfaction. »
d to
show you th
TION. He can furnish you any
size you need and at a most
reasonable price.
Ask to see the SUPERFEX
burner. It is unsurpassed for
quick cooking and baking^
Standard Oil Company
BERNSTEIN BROS.. Furniture Dealers
Sells the Complete line ofNElf 'PERFECTION OIL
RANGES with SUPERFEX BURNERS &■
SEE THE DISPLAY IN OUR STOVE DEPARTMENT
BROAD STREET