The Banner-herald. (Athens, Ga.) 1923-1933, April 29, 1923, Image 4

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    PAOE FOUR
THE BANNEB-HBRALD. ATHENS. CEORGM
SUNDAY APRIL 29. 1923.
—
ATHENS PARENT-TEACHER NEWS
OFFICERS
MRS. W. A. CAPPS, Swretsr/ snd
Treasurer.
■r ■- ’MRS. MILTON, HIGGINS. National
K. . President, Worcester, Mass,
in- . MRS. BRUCE CARR JONES, Macon.
• State President. , ,. 4
3*i MRS. BOYCE FICKUN, Washington,
H , ' District President.
K?- MRS. H. J. Stegeman, ( hairntan I re-
|kC', •' School Circles.
MRS. W. I). PASCHAL, Secretary and
Treasurer.
i
MRS. E. B. HUDSON, laical President
Council.
MRS. E. L. JACKSON, Vice President
MRS. J. P. l’ROCTOR, Health Repro.
sentative. ,
MRS. LAMAR SCOTT, Chairman of
Publicity.
I WHAT PARENT-TEACHERS
ASSOCIATIONS ARE DOING
1
■Today Children are taught in
Kims, properly ventilated rooms.
itR physical examination, w**lgh-
m. measuring, etc. Instead of eat-
cold lunches, which they used
have
and properly cooked food is served
at noon. The cafeteria system which
has been installed In the city
schools and many county schools
is one of the greatest accomplish
ments of the Parent-Teacher As
sociations of this country.
In Georgia, out of 100 Associa
tions reporting. 37 were operating
their own lunch rooms,
is to rentier to earth and heaven
the highest service.”
‘‘.Vo precept lias ever wielded
the influence upon child life that
Hie daily fiomp life and the conduct
of parents and guardians has
done.”
I ‘‘The education that the world
most needs for good parenthood,
that which will help all of us to
understand that In every child are
Infinite possIbiHIties for good, and
icaao that to know how to develop them
Great Nerve-Powef
Comes Rom Blood-Power!
S.S.S. gives you loth
bo Hem-Power that conquers, that keeps men young-, that
pulls them up to sucoess, that makes Brain-Power
clear and quick, comes from Blood-Power.
It Is the secret of strength 1
I The world has made human door-
ate out of thousands of flno
tho -World got you on your
•7 Hus It tapped your muscle,
1 r [strong, healthy men
h.ro clcan, rich Blood.
|tar courage, your brain-power,
par ambition, yonr health, Jrour
acic-Oghttng strength? Or do'you
*ro? Art) you looking for a way
ip nod out? Do you know that the
xrve-power that conquer*- crery-
liiig was'.bora la a blood-cell? Do
mu know:,that an Increase in the
lumber ot> red-call* in your blood
sings a tremendous incqsato in
o*r health and strength? -Yop
w ei, XIL IB l) I
Kansas, writes: “A friend
vised me to take S. S. S., and
after taking seven bottle), I
feel like a man iO years my
junior, and I will be 86 my next
birthday, having served with
the Union army through tho
Civil War, and l also was with
Custer in the Indian wan "
DO YOU KNOW THAT
America spent In ISIS—
Fur cigars, $510,000,000.
For cigarettes, $800.000,000.
For randy $1,000,000,000.
For perfume,. $'800,000,000.
For chewing gum, $800,000,000,
and for bonks. $35,000,000, only.
then can our Faith, in Childhood he j thc-lr rosy children chattering
fully established. We can’t hare [away in two languages, are cen-
full Faith without complete knowl- Iters of attraction. Army life to-
edge of the physical, mental and day Is very different from what It
moral life.
Parent Teacher Associations, if
you have emphasised good reading
before, take up thfe work with
newed vigor. Plan a program that
will ‘‘get" those non-hook mothers.
Your child is building for citizen
ship—perhaps a world citizenship.
What about those children who
have not learned the open door
of books? Considered simply from
a selfish point of view. Do they
no» hold back and menace your
own child’s progress?
MRS. ROBERTSON COOK
IN OREGON P. T. A.
Do you want your state to com
pare favorably with other states of
the Nation?
Do you know that Georgia car
ries tho stigma of a very heavy in
fant mortality rato
This Is duo t othe fact that this
rato Is based, not on tho popula
tion. but on the number of births
recorded. Are your registrars on
the Job?
If not, get behind them and de
mand publicly a strict enforcement
of this law, which is Just as valid
any state statute passed by the
legislators. See that every birth
Is registered prior to the end of
this year.
GLIfP.Ulf
OF
You may hear some say “I am
afraid of J\ T A. because there are
so many chances for fistakes."
Such na Idea cannot stay with
us long, because of its unreason.
When the coward takes his own
life becalusetw mimatedluills
life, his real reason Is that he fears
to live the rest of his life be
cause of the mistakes he might
make. Crazed by the overabund-
} of pa»t errors, or because of
one climatic error, in desperation
he puts death between himself and
the possibility of making any
more mistakes.
Suppose Edison had shrunk from
experimenting with the forces of
nature, because of the many
ebapees for making mistakes.
There will be mistakes of tho
mind, no doubt, but If we keep our
Faith in Chlldsood, before us there
will be no mistakes of the Heart.
Think well of every other mem
ber of your Parent-Teacher body,
seek some method by which you
may help perform tho work of your
association, regular attendance is
one of the best ways), read the
right motive In every transaction
end strive, honestly to promote
tht* strength of your association.
If we do this kind om team work,
cur kite will he borne upward on
the winds of Faith In our children
and each other and we will have
the assurance that we have done
what we would, which means our
best, to serve our children’s needs
intheir preparation for life.
was before the World War. The
visitor will see the soldier boys at
drib and study, as well as oii pa
rade. .Modern weapons of warfare
such as the machine gun and dead
ly on-pounder are in use for prac
tice. The radio and |IcJd telephone
modern methods of
ecting udvances. The sandy
u-h gives an excellent bar.'k-
mnd for Introducing the scenes
trench warfare.
Summer Rates on
Central Railway
Scon in Effect
Clinic For Children With
Defective Eyes, Nose
and Throat Does Splen-
ynu are exhausted alter exertion.
If you feel overworked. If your; .1 ; r 1 Wnrk
brain Is cloudy, It your "pep” Is ulu
about gono, it your muscles nro
growing flabby, it your speed!
lacks force end memory play*, 1,10 u ‘ ynn *'• l - A
tricks' on you, if you prefer to t» I r* centl y wrote o
silent, If your skin Is sal- 1 * m . ■» Pjmd Pt
Mrs. A. I* Sterne, president of
tho Glynn P. T. A. of Brunswick,
state president,
my Inst meet-
low. your eye* dull. If hollow* show *»*• *ho third since my term bem
In your cheek*,—there 1* one thins I ' h " t 1 J u,t tell T°“ of We
thdt nlwnys lift* you up and out
Into a new world of force, energy
and success. That la blood-power!
Blood-power builds nerva-powerl
«. S. B. Is a tremendous builder of
blood-power. It helps to build
blood-cells by tba million. It means
more nerve-power. It means a
stronger body, a clearer brain, firm
er muscles, richer blood. A clearer
skin, brighter eyes, more energy be
hind everything you do! After all,
it fs\ a slmplo, yet a wonderful
thing, 8. 8. 8., tho great blood-
cleanser, 'will do It. It cleanses
the system .of rheumatic poisons,
ilmplea, ecaema and skin eruptions.
pimples, ecaema and skin eruptions
It Is thebody-bundor without a peer.
It contatns.on!y pure vegetable me-
dlclnal Ingredients Try it, 8. 8u8-
Is ,sold st all drug stores In two
had an attendance of 147 and you
will Just know how- proud I feel
when 1 tell you that tile largest at
tendance heretofore, when wo had
u -Bond Issue’ parade, was 75. We
are having splendid co-operation
from our teachers anil now have
200 members.”
CLINIC DONE
WELL, SAYS
The feature of tho meeting was
an, addross bv tho County Health
Officer. Dr. R. L. DoSnussuro on
Cnmmunltlre Spirit nnd Ureven-
,lve Medicine.” He stressed the
entpmond bond of all the children
of Brunswick. He said the clinic
for children had done valiant ser
vice nnd caused more favorable
sites. The larger also is tho more I comment ontaldo the city, even n>
economical. 8. 8.8. hits been used |, nr „„ Michigan, than any other
Wife, have to have pimples - to] and appreciated by millions for 91
novo that your blood Is weak. IP years,
'..makes
yourseIf.agahf[
BRINGS
TO YOU
The Very Best in Music
The Latest in World Events
Sport Results—Market Quotations.
jn RADIOLA V and R C IN STOCK
-AsWell As Other Complete Sets and Parts.
ATHENS ENGINEERING CO.
PhOhe 711 237 College Ave.
local Institution. Hf b*»ged for r
J continuance of the clinic. raJHnr
nt“enUon to the f*«ct that 109 chll*
Jdren had had adenoid nnd tonal 1
operations nnd 225 had had their
teeth tretted.
The ’question of school gardens
was discussed nnd plana will be
made to that _end In tho near fu
ture. ~~
The third grade class c..ng
song and having the moat pothers
present was awarded a framed pic
ture.
Donatlonn of home-made candy
were requested, which will bo aold
fo- tin Rent Room fund
Mnctceu dew members were en
rolled and $5.00 given to the Y. W
C. A.
P. T. A. IS WOT
MrS. E. B. Hudson Con
cludes Interesting Series
of Articles on Purpose of
P. T. A.
By MRS. E. B. HUDSON
Many, because-of lack of knowl
edge of P. T. A*, purposes, have
misconstrued the reasons for Pa
rent-Teacher Associations, in
thinking It was a sort of a com
plaint bureau, parent against
teacher. Exactly tho opposite is
true. All Btich matters are between
the Individual parent and the in
dividual Instructor, the name of ah
individual child, as an offender,
should never be spogen in a P. T.
A. meeting. In other words, per
sonal difference* have no place on
I*. T. A. Programs.
All danger of Conflict disappears
wh**n the parent says to tho eacb-
nr. “you are . my child’s teacher,
tell me If I help him too much,
not enough, or In the wrong way,
and Jiow can I help him out of his
careless ways and to overcome his
faults.” Such a confidence gives
courage to teacher and parent for,
after that neither one la on the
project. ALONE! It la by means of
this otter frankness that we come
to know the home and acbool aide
of our children’s lives and only
lifriTTm m ItlffSi
According J. Bruce Com
merelal Agent, The Central o
Oeorign Railway will sell round
trip tickets to lake, inhuntain nnd
•ashore renorta during the Hum
or KoiiHon nt very attractive rates.
There will l>o week-end nnd soa-
>n tickets sold to Tybeo nnd oth-
South Atlantic seashore resorts.
The week-end fares from Athem
• Tybeo nnd other South Atkin-
r* seashore resorts will he; Tybec
111.35. Atlantic Beach $16.35; May-
$16.65, Pablo Bench $16.15.
These tickets will he sold during pc
d of Mny 16 to • September 1,
Inclusive, for trains scheduled to
leave starting point after 12: Op
/clock noon Friday’s, including
rains leaving Athens before inld-
df.ht*Saturdays, limited for return
o reach Athens by midnight of
Tuesday following date of sale.
Season tickets to Tybe© and other
South Atlantic seashore resorts
will he sold dally from May 15 to
\ugustu 31, limited for return un
it October 31, except to Tybeo fi
nal limit Is September 80. Tht*
reason ticket rate Athena to Tybeo
will bo Ilfi.iiO. to Atlantic Beach
'21.50. to Pablo Bach $21.30, to
May port $21.X0. . .
Tybee “Where Ocean Breezes
How,*’ promises to he more Inter-
•sting this summer than ever bc-
’oro to thnso In search of reorea-
ion and a delightful vacation.
. Tybrlsa. the amusement pavilion
ml bathhouse of the Central of
’eorgin Railway, Is now being ren
ovated throughout, preparatory to
he seas n*s opening. A new
lance floor is being laid, new set-
ees for the convenience of the
•iHltors are being installed, the pa
/lllon is being painted nnd a new
>of put on.
Hottj Tybee, cottages, bath-hous* •
ouae and dance pavilion, all under
iew management, after being
horoughly overhauled and put In
>erfect comltlon, will open f:r tip*
eanon about Mny 1. The Heubreeze’
Intel, Ocean View Hotel ami mar*
•thcr smaller hostelrles will open
ctween May 1 and 15.
Particular interest attaches to
•’oct Screven, the Army post wheat
ho 8th Infantry, “The Million-
lires of the Rhine” have been «tu-
ioned since their return from Ger
nany In February. The post is
ust a short distance up the beach
*rom Tybrlsa. Visitors arc* welcome
tnd will see the smart soldiers
,vh«> were the pride of all the Ai
led armies. The German anil
•Tench wives of the soldiers, with
BACK ACHED
TERRIBLY
Mrs. Robinson Tells How She
Found Relief by Taking Lydia E.
Piokham’t Vegetable Compound
Amaraio.Tex.—*‘My back waa my
greatest trouble. It would ache so that
‘It would almost
kill me and I would
have crampa. I suf
fered in this way
about threeyeua:
then a lady friend
suggested that I
try Lydia EPink-
ham’s Vegetable
Compound. I have
had better health
since, keen house
and am able to do
my work. 1 re com-
CROPS PliTED IN
tent. Everybody la feeling bettor
over the favorable start for a crop
this spring.
NOTICE
Onr lift of place* for rooms and
board for the Summer School be
ginning June 25th is now being
prepared and will be mailed to
prospective students on May IsL
Those who wish to have their
names appear on this list should
have their applications in my
hands not later than April 30th,
stating location, number you wish,
price, etc. Please give full' par
ticulars by LETTER ONLY and
before the above stated time.
All communications must be by
LETTER ONLY.
J. T. DUDLEY, Secretary.
Box 136, Athens, Gn-
Four Exceptional Values
Buick Roadster Essex Roadster
Chandler Speedster Buick Sedan
These cars are dependable.
Prices Are Low. Easy Terms.
CONOLLY MOTOR CO.
Authorized Buick Service
•Genuine Buick Parts
Read Banner-Herald Want Ads
Week.
LEXINGTON, Ga.—Crops of cot-
n and «orn have been all about
planted in this county wli
week or ten days, There were
w favorable planting days dur
ing last week which were taken
outage of. Then by Monday
ning of this week thf* ground
If» Ideal condition for the work
and farmers went at it with
uuy-break-to-durk rush and have
mpished wonders in tho plant
ing line.
ive in the’strip that was visit
ed by the hail storm Wednesday
afternoon practically tho full crop
In the county Will be planted by
Saturday night. Then a seasonable
rain would be more than welcomed.
planting ha i bo**n accom
plish d fully a month earlier than
crops were planted last >ear and
cne to two weeks oirller than has
been the average for a number of
s past, which* gives topes of
^ able to mni:o tetter crept
this year especlnfl/ of cot.on.
is hoped that bv Mis ear!/,
planting farmers will l><? able to
the boll weevil to some ex-
Why isn’t a kitchen range more
romantic than a novel? It is when
you hoar and see how a great
range with a reputation comes Into
existence. The exhibit of tho Ma
jestic Range at Hardy Hardware
3G1 East Clayton street, all
this week. Is a revelation In how
much thought, skill, and ingenuity
goes Into making your kitchen
range thd best possible cooker nnd
bdkor. It Is time well spent to at
tend this demonstration. Besides,
you have a chance to obtain the
choice of two fine sets of cooking
utensils, absolutely free. If you de
cide to replace your old cook stove
with a Groat Majestic this week
Instead of later.—Adv. ,
III "
' ^ gi
( GUARANTY TRUST
CORPORATION!
jm Capital $500,000.00
HI Friendship and Confidence are outstand-
Calls and Correspondence
are invited relative to our
lines: !
m ing requirements for satisfactory service.
j; j We have found from experience that we
II serve best thoAe whom we know best. We
LOANS
jlxl strive to understand our customers and
INSURANCE
II serve them in the way tliey wish to be
Hi served.
REAL ESTATE
BONDS
jm We offer a complete financial service,'
|III organized and maintained at a marked
HI degree of efficiency.
GOLD SAVINGS
CERTIFICATES
mend the Vegetable Compound to my
friends as it has certainly given me
great relief. Mr«.C. B. Robinson,
603 N. Lincoln St, Amarillo, Texas.
The Vegetable Compound 1i a
splendid medicine for women. It re
lieves the troubles which cause such
symptoms as backache, painffll times,
irregularity, tired and worn-out feel
ings and nervoumess. This is shown
again and again b; such letters 4s
Mrs. Robinson writes as well as by
one woman telling another. These
women know what it did for them.
It is surely Worth your trial.
Housewives make a great, mistake
in allowing themselves to become so
111 thst it is well-nigh impossible for
them to attend to ♦hsir
hrtM dfltfoft -
ANNOUNCING
the Arrival of
New Models
COLUMBIA
LIGHT SIXES
AUTOMOBILES
. r
For Demonstration
See or Phone
J. M. HOOD
Hoods’ Garage
146 West Clayton Street
Athens Columbia Motor Co.
ATHENS, GEORGIA
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