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Cl IN PAY. MAY 6, 1923. THB BAlWBB-gg1MM.Annjggjn!0RCM. C. E. Notes The pageant will be presented o’clock, hundreds of young people in three scenes. The first will pic ture a story of the real American (By -GERRY” JOHNSON) . Christian Church Senior En- Mother In her I Kith the family ty will present a p “Mother” at the ev Sunday. May 13th Mother’s Day.) 'lOeAre toe LI aduAnced in ■the practise ol our ' profession i 10 e bring 1 to eoery occasion. » a quiet • , \ diQUity_j % »that gams t i " respect for jt our shill and thouontfulness n little cottage Songs will tell the story of the act. The second scene will bring to the eyes of the people “The Club Hoorn” of fate, which is often a Mother’s greatest sorrow with the young manhood of today. As the grand old song. “Mother's Pray ers Have Flowed Me” are sung by a quartette of mixed voices, r. bunch of boys from the Endeavot Society will play this part. Lastly, the need of Christianity in the home will be presented with that of a Mother’s love and this will close the play when the duet “Tell Mother I’ll be There” is song A most cordial Invitation is ex tended everyone to attend th< (Mother's Day program. ? ANTIOCH CHRISTIAN ENDAVOR RALLY TODAY Sunday morning (today) at 1( from every section of Oconee coun ty will gather at Antioch Christ ian church, which is thb oldest church for the Disciples of Christ in the state, to enjoy a Christian Endeavor Rally. Dr. O. H. Green- well, of Atlanta. Ga., will deliver r strong sermon in the morning and In the afternoon the session will be devoted entirely to Christian En- leavor. Many district nnd stato of ficers will be in atendnnee. At noon a picnic dinner will be servec' on the grounds and served to the people In attendance. Pictures ol the Rally will be made for the slides of Christian Endeavor in Georjla which will go on the screen as soon as the films are completed. G. L. Johnson and Lamar LaBoon are attending this Rally. Riverside Academy, Gainesville, Ga. probably in June. BISHOP TO HAVE “HAPPY JACK" IN MAY “Happy Jack" Matthew*. Geor gia'. Field Secretary for Christian Endeavor of Jockoonvllle, Flo. will come into Northeast Georgia May 23rd and make a tour of the ..... ... ... n ,i«h “rjorrv” YOUNG PEOPLES CONFERENCE AT RIVERSIDE THIS YEAR Again the year 1923 will brln> together a conference at which young people of the Synod of Geor gia will come together for one week of study under the direction o some' of the ablest teachers of tm Presbyterian church, the best meth ods for happier and more efficient Chiistlan life nnd sorvt'e; to get qua in tod with each other: - 0 # * | pave a good time out among »the 1 ar-a.-Slt-l-Ciu6 i mountains Of North Georgia nnd ITCH i CURED r „ 30 Minutes with 30c from druggists or 53c wailed rJver Mfr„ DIL L. J. SHARI* & CO. Commerce, (Ja. Take no substitute. Sold by the beautiful Chattahoochee A largo delegation from the First ’resbyterian C. 13. Society ns well s other societies in Athens nnd . - Northeast Georgia will attend this H. R. PALMER & SONS‘conference which will be held a> SILVERWARE —THE IDEAL GIFT! S ELECT the bride’s gift from our new arrivals of silverware—you’ll be sure of a gift that will be pleasing in its quality—of untold value in sentiment and utility. M. F. FICKETT JEWELRY CO. J “GIFTS THAT LAST” 2G8 East Clayton Athens, Georgia fx)UR printing matter frequently is an index to the charac- { ter of your business. Particularly does it apply to the stationery you il3e—as well as other printed matter, W«, »» specialists In this sort of work, take pride In every Job turned out by ouf pjant. We are equipped to handle anything you with—from a postcard and up. PRINTERS AND BINDERS The McGregor Co. ATHENS, GEORGIA Sunday afternoon. Miss Lizzie Ida Ruzsell was the; charming hostess at n midnight feats on Saturday night. After many delightful games were played. delicious salad course with tea and cake was served by the hostess The guests present were: Misses Lema Edwards. Lillie Mae dnd Oracle Lee Kelley. Mabey Orlffln, Fannie Sue White. Willie Mae Rus sell. Nellie Vaughn and Mary Car michael. district In company with "Gerry' and gang. The second stop will b« made at Bishop Ga„ Thursday eve ning. Miy 24th. A fellowship wli: be served ond a large number ol young people are ezpected *0 par- |, er ‘ M l»s Louise Saturday, ticlpate in the meeting. ^ A^ Junto* J . Mr. W. M. Prater ami Mr. and Mrs. W. Rose all of Buford w< Mr. nnd Mrs. H. H. Sims o . I Stephens. Ga., visited thole* tlaugh meeting will be held in the late af terncon nnd “Happy Jack” will sins “Satan’s Slippery Shoe” at sup per. Make your plans to attend. HE WAS OUR FRIEND IN CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR Dr. Porter, one of the greatest young people’s workers In Dixie 1* In Cincinnati. Ohio, where he goes to enter his new field of ser vice. Before leaving the Society of the Christian church presented Dr. Porter with ft brief case, which was presented to him at Sunday school lust Sunday morning with the best of wishes for his success in his new field by the Endeavoreri here. At the morning session, the Senior Banner, received at Macor was presented to the society, atony with the Dixie Banner, which gave the Christian church honor being the second best in Dixie. “THAT THE WORLD MAY KNOW THAT THOU HAST 8ENT ME' Endeavorers and young people of Athens should awaken to fact that the Georgia Sunday School association will convene ir. tho city. May 13. 14, 15 and realize the great speakers that are being sent to Athens to enlarge the scope ,'ork in our Sunday Schools, which is part of Christian Endeav or. It.is especially interesting to the young people of the Christian church to note two speakers on the program. Dr. Allen Wilson, pastoi First Christian church, Augusta, Ga. and Dr. E. -B. Quick of Atlan ta, Ga. Both aro great workers for young people and It is urgent that we uvail ourselves .of tho op portunity of listening to these speakers who appear nt the First Methodist church here on the al?ov< dates. NORTHEAST GEORGIA TO OFFER AWARDS TO BEST 80CIETIE8 The Northeast Georgia Christian Endeavor Union will award three Banners at the District Convention in Elbcrton, Ga., In October to the best society in groups one, which Includes Athens, Elberton Winder Jefferson and other places. Grotip two will include Rural Societies, while the Junior Banner will be given to the best Junior organisa tion In District. Each society it urged to work hard until the Con vention and stand a chance of win ning the Banner. Honor Rolls wir also be placed at the Convention. BANNER 80CIETV ADOPTS ORPHAN AT DAMOH. The Christian church Senior So ciety will adopt tin orphan at Da- moh. India this year as their Mis sionary gift. The young people will find this responsibility most inter esting and will create a much bet ter Missionary spirit. The Homt Mission work will be devoted •Southeastern. Christian Collage, Au burn, Ga., where a room will be furnished for the new girls’ dor' mitcry. The Loynl Volunteer's of the Christina church headed by Mist Nancy Lowe Morton, as president- doing much work. Mr. J. E. Skelton will make a talk at Union second Sunday In May. He Is a member of Band. Normal School News -r Ha turd ay evening, April 33th at nix-thirty, the Senior and Junior classes assembled in tho dining hall to this bnrhecuo given by the Jun- !•••■* to the Seniors. It had beer planned to have it In the woods but the rain Friday night left thp woods | too wet and tho barbecue had tc changed to the dining hall. Morris Band played “Aggravat ing Papa” and “You Tell Her, I Stutter,” and the fun began. Of course* the band could not compete with the gay chatter of the glrlr so they stopped playing and Joined the feast. The Juniors sang a song tc “Daddy” Rhodes and one to the Seniors. Mr. Pound was asked tc make a speech nnd although he pro tested he mado a’speech that stuck deep Into the hearts of the glrlr and which they will not soon for get. Miss Thelma Wilson of Fort Vnllry, who was Queen of the Peach Festival last spring made a short, but pleasing talk. And last. Mr. Earnest, who derives a mean ing in the smallest thing made r short talk that was filled with meaning. guests of Miss Clara Maa Prater Sunday. Miss Minnie Underwood, a mem ber of the Athens High School fac ulty visited Miss Florence Cross Sunday. Miss Clyde Hale, a recent grad uate of this school, visited frlendf here Sunday afternoon. • 6ne of the most delightful events of the week was the party given by Miri, LaBnsaare Barnette .»t tin “Linger Longer Tea Room” Sat' urdhy afternoon in honor of the •’Millie” officers. After playing several games the guests enjoyed an exciting Shapesperian contest, in which Miss Mary Cason won first prise, a lovely linen handkerchief, nnd Miss Helen White won the “booby,” a red stick of candy. De licious cake and cream served carrying out the coloi scheme of blue and gold, the Mil lie colors. Tho guest list Included Misses Doris Robinson, Lollie Belle Robertson, Katie Harris, “BIH r Means. Helen White. Fannie Sus White. Ella and Stella PetropoL Ethel Guest. Hannah Hanson. Lu clle Burroughs, Mary Cason. Jose phine Harcey. Quilla Brown. Julia Baker and WUIle Joe Bray. Sawdust Personal and Social News iMnny from here attended tho B. Y. P. U. rally at New Harmony 8unday. and reported a good time. Mr. George Barber, who baa a position In Gastonia, Nhas re turned after a week'* vacation here with relative*. A delightful candy pulling teas given by We. John Alexandra Sat urday night It was enjoyed by all present Miss Zora Stone was married to Mr. J. O. Hopkins, Wednsedhy evening. Mrs. N. C. Massey of Bafber- vllle Is visiting in our community. Miss Myrtlee Thurmond left Monday for Bradentown, Fla., where ehe will work during the next few months. Misses Willie Mae and Ouldu Thornton are visiting at the home of their grandfather, Mr. J. A Stone. Mrs. A F. Gordon (pent Sunday with Hie. Willie Gordon.' Meiers Carloe Epps and Curtice Thurmond attended the alnging at Mr. Edd Jones’ Sunday night iMBsa Nina Epps spent Saturday night with Misses Dovie and Eva Epps. / Mrs. /C. T. Martin spent teh week-end wtlh her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Bolton. Mr. and Mrs. S. M. McKern and children of Athens visited Mr. and Mrs. a O. Massey. Sundhy. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tolbert and their mother, Odra. Joe Tolbert, of Greene county, have returned home after a week's visit with Mr. and Mrs. John Barker. Miss Luclle Williams Is visiting Mrs. Louie Barnette. Mr. WlUle Barrette and son of Athens, wen in our community Sunday. Mrs. Johnny Stone was the guest of Mrs. Tom Epps, Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. I. H. Massey snd Mrs. S. O, Massey were shopping In Athens Sautrdsy. Mr. and illki. J. 1. Chandler were Athena' Saturday. , “Sleeping Beauty” Will Eclipse All Previous Efforts • The Athletic Association enter tained Its members with a “Straw Ride” on Monday evening. Mr. Ellis Park Greene of Leslie, Ga.. visited Miss Mary Lou Bailey Saturday. . • b\r. and Mrs. W. M. Nicholson of Watklnsvllle were guest of Misses Mabel Nicholson. Daisey Harris, and Mavis McCree Sunday afternoon. Mrs. MUehell of Athens visit ed her niece, Miss Sarah Smith, The play and pageant “Sleeping Beauty,” which Is to be given at Baxte^ Street school. Saturday af ternoon will eclipse in beauty and artistic effect anything ever be fore attempted by the children ol the school. The advance sale of tickets by Baxter Street pupils has been mos- encouraglng, a good natured ticket sale contest being engaged In by the grades. Baxter Street children have foi years enjoyed the beautiful woodi surrounding the school, claiming I » of Us chief advantages. Here each spring they have watched fledglings leave their nests, they have gathered wild flowers, pic nicked, hunted Easter eggs, but never before have they seen a real hedge ef brambles grow up or had a real prince charming to past through. After the awakening of the prin ts and the proper punishment ol the witcji and crow, the lords ladies, birds, tfces, bu ter files, flow ers and brambles will again be come happy children with a real appetite for the candies, cream anc chocolates t^ be sold by the P. T. A.’* who are lending such generouk support. In case of bad weather, the play will be presented at the Octagon on the University campus st the same hour. Couple danced three days with out atopplng. Other famous wrest- „ |M „ w«. „ , . , lers are Strangler Lewis nnd Miss Grace Wells spent last week- ?i iv .«vn lit with hnms t/illra In W.sbl.. awnings * ALL KINDS Psl Up A «ywhere Id 75 Miles of Athens. Phone 1.150 a. w. FARRELL ... . .4it . . riTi 1 fiiMl I b xSAjkuAiaA V