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WEDNESDAY, MAY9.192J-
MBANNEB-HBitAUyrHBNS.
GEORGIA
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IMPORTANT NOTICE
TO CLARKE COUNTY
giAls
•All members of the Clsrlte
County Girl's Club will please
Makes good.TEA a certainty
A TALL, frosty glass—full
of clinking ice and Tetley’s
Orange Pekoe—is One of
summer’s true delights. Re
freshing — fragrant — deli
cious—it is the incpmpara=
ble hot-weather drink. 1
CIRCLE 4 PRINCE AVENUE
BAPTIST CHURCH MEETS
FRIDAY FOUR O'CLOCK
Circle 4 of
Prince Avenue Bap
tist church will meet Friday after
noon at 4 o'clock instead of Thurs
day as has been announced at the
home of Mrs. 8. B, Wingfield on
Cobb street.
Biggest
Comedy
This Year
The friends of Mr. BiU McKin
non will be glad to learn of his con-
tlnsd improvement although he is
still unable to leave the St- Mary’s
Hospital
Mrs. William Bradshaw,* Jr., left
Wednesday afternoon for her
home in Padncah, Ky., after » visit
to her mother, Mrs- James White.
—- HI—
Mrs. Rufus Turner and Mrs. G
0- Davis are in Macon the guests
of Mrs. L. A. Tharpe for the cen
tennial celebration.
—IB—
Mias Sarah Hall has returned to
her home In Athens after viiiting
Laughs, thick and fast
in “Safety Last”
Mies Elisabeth Carroll at her home
in Piedmont avenue 'for aeveral
weeks—Georgian.
Ensign Charles 8nelling and
Mrs. Shelling of New London,
Conn., and Dr- Pinckney Sneiling
of Johns Hopkins are guests of
their parents, Cql. and Mrs. C. M.
SneUing.
Mr. and Mrs. £ B. Wilhite have
returned from a visit to Atlanta.
The friends of Hr. Wesley Mc
Kinnon will regret to leafn he
wts painfully hurt Tuesday after
noon when his horse ran away
throwing him from his buggy.
The friends of Hr- Daniel Ar
nold will regref to learn of hla ill
ness at bis boms on Satlulah ave-
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Muter 'Raymond Wilhite is
spending aeveral weeks with rela
tives in Elberton.
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Friends here of "Mrs. Frank
Morgan will regret to-ieam she re
ceived a cablegram from Scotland
announcing the sudden death of
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her father. Mrs. Campbell Morgan
and the Rev. Jack Morgan left
yesterday for Spayta, where the
Rev. and Mrs. Frank Morgan are
living to convey the sad tidings.
Don’t forget Saturday is Tag
Day for the free ward at the Gen
eral Hospital- When it was an
nounced hut Sunday in the
churches, a patient who works for
a living and wu operated oil last
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Anna Hamilton are In
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By MRS. ALICE ADAMS Residence 832
MRS.' BURNEY DOBBS'
LOVELY PARTY FOR MRS.
WARREN HUNNICUTT
A charmingly planned social
event of Wednesday arternoon was
the lovely bridge party honoring
Mrs. Warren Hnnnleutt of Atlanta
tlio guest of Mrs. Walter Hodgson,
at which Mrs. Burney Dobbs was
the delightful Hostess at .her at
tractive home on Hill street. Seven
.players. enjoyed the
Jit.! ' ' * : ‘ : 1 i
Stic decorations of gor-
geoagvflowers, prevailed through
out Sever' floor. Pink roses 1 and
sweet peas, vari-colored popples,
daisies and ojd fashioned blosgoms
ninde a wonderful se’.tlniL arranged
in French baskets and^all silver
anil crystal vases. , *
•rtlBbwiatK itlie Interesting game,
very delicloius and elaborate re
freshments were, served.
Jfrs. Edward Dprsey, Jr., won
the top score prize, a dainty piece
of lingerie. Miss Natalie Bocock
rut tho .consolation, apalr of fancy
work aclaaors.
Tho popular Honor guest was
presented'. pretty souvenir of the
occssldn.ff'
Mrs., Dobbs ektended the usual
lovely,hpipltallty*and was assist
ed by Her mother, .Mrs, T. P. Vin
cent amf her sister. Mrs. Otic Vin
cent. Mr*., Dobbs will entertain
again Saturday morning at a beau
tiful bridge luncheon, which will
terminate the delightful series..
house, Saturday .afternoon, .at. two
o’clock. Thta meeting Ja very , im
portant and each member should
attend. j
Mrs. Annie' Mae Wood Bryant.
Child-birth
ltd Book Sent Frtth
Sosas
i of women, by the simple
eminent physician, have
_Ary mtatriet through many
tp to the
has ar
il rug BtoreY^Vtrywhere.
••Mothea’a Friend- it
•plied externally.
applied externally, ia
safe, free from narcotics, permits easier
natural readjustment of muscles and nerve*'
during expectancy end childbirth. \£tart
uting it today. Mrs. E. E. Kergcr, Slayton,
Minn., says: "It pulled me through." Send
for book today, to Brodfleld Regulator Co.,
BA-85, Atlanta. Ga. "Mother** Friend’* la
JUNIOR MU8IC CLUB
MEETS 8ATURDAY,
4 O’CLOCK \
The Junior Music club will meet
Saturday afternoon at 4 o’clock at
the Woman’a club.
An fntetvatfng program has been
planned, the numbeft being taken
from the llat of numbers in tbs
Music Memory contest, which will
be held next month.
The progrdm Is as follows:
I .Verdi—Anvil Chorus. >
II. Wagner—Bridal Chorus, from
I. Ddla—Bovvenlr Victor Betts.
’. Schubert— Serenade — Mrs
Earnest ^Michael:
*—lelaahbn- " J -
a georgTa
WOMAN
Georgia was honored by the li
brartans of the Unified 8tates, in
the election of Mrsj Maud B. Cobh,
of Atlanta, a vice president of the
.American/ Library Association,"
says The Savannah News.
• Mrs. Cobb; ha» been Georgia’s Lohengrin., ,
state librarian for a good many Music Club Cliorug.
years. During that time, she has 111 nA '“ "'**-»•••**
accomplished a gre$t deal of won
derfully fine work and as'an in
cident thereto, her repntatloin
among librarians throughout the
nation hhs steadily grown.
It Is not surprising that Mrs.
Cobb should have been elected, f
vice president of the great Amer
ican Library Association. It was
an honor wholly and entirely ia-
served. Georgia has never had a
better or more efficient official
under the big dpme of Capitol
rflll than iMjrs. Cobb.
Her achievement should inter
est the great'national woman’s as-
socialtion, now in session in At
lanta.—Georgian.
MRS. HARRY RICHARD8
ENTERTAINS CRADLE
ROLL AND PARENT8
Tuesday evening Mrs. Harry
Richards entertained the parents
of th£ cradle roll of the Christian
church at a most unique Tacky
Party, Therd were jne hunch
guests present Including the chi
The basement of the church
bower of bright spring flowers
In pretty arrangement, with gar
lands of Southern Smilox forming
the artistic background.
The costumes were varied and at
tacky as possible, adding greatly to
the amusement of the evening.
Interesting games were played
and the occasion proved a happy
social success. .
Dainty refreshment were served
and every one enjoyed very much
Mrs. Richards delightful hospital-
Mrs. W. D. Paschnll was
awarded the"prlge* for the* tackiest
costume.
HINTON-BROWN
SCHOOL
On Friday night, May 11th, Prof.
D. L. Earnest will give a stereopti •
can Lecture on "The Other Wise
Man.”
There win also be a program
given by the Normal School Glee
club. \
Everybody Invited, admission 10
and 15 cents.
MICHAEL’S
TOILET GOODS SALE
TOMORROW—FRIDAY—ONLY
. No Phone Orders please
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50c Violet Deodoriz
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25c Mavis .f. 19c‘
25c Mennens Violet . 19c
25c Menena Borated. 19c
35c __ Mennens Kora
Konia 29c
26c Djer Kiss 19c
25c Orange Blossom. 19c
25c Lazelle 19c
25c Babcock’s Butter
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26c Palmolive 19c
25c Amolin ........ 19c
?5c Amoray 29c
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50c Hinds Honey and
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50c Mary Garden Van
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50c Nadifle Vanish
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35c Dafgette & Rams- •
dells ;. . ... 29c
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35c Menthdlatuni .. 29c
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$2.19'Azurea ..... $1.98
82-19 Floramye .... $1.98
*1.89 Djer Kiss ... $1.49
$1.00 Orange Bios- /
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$1.25 Mary Garden., 98c
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98c Azurea 89c
98c Floramye ......89c
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Brushes 34c
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$1.00. Odorono 89c
50c Neet 39c
22c Ammonia 19c
20c Witch Hazel .... 16c
$1.65 Eau de quin-
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50c Mulsified Cocoa-
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V. Mendeisshon—Spinning Song.
—Lenus Daniel.
VI. RoMlnt-^OTertnra to William
Tell.
VII. Sebaettn—La Palotna.
Mandolin and Guitar club..
Mandolins: LMonteith, Capps.
dance Saturday evening which will
Alexander Bneh. Lila Dews, Oscar
Davison, Victoria Betts, Leila Mac
Fears. Mary Murry.
Guitars: Donald Campbell, Flora
Betts, Ethel Jester Lorlna Law
renep.
The treasurer requests that all
who-have not paid their dues
please bring them to this meeting,
he the State dues have to be sent
In to Atlanta before the convention
In June.
too News. are the guests of -Mrs.- Waltei
—a—
Miss Marlon Robison wlll> spend
a portion of this week In Athens.
—Walton News.
Miss Gertrude Stephens spent
last Tuesday in Athens.—Walton
News.
jfrs. W. A. Capps returned to At
lanta Thursday to spend 4 month
Mr. and Mrs. P. O. Callahar
leave next week for their summei
home in Virginia.
A Riot at the
Mr. and Mrs'. I’arl Bowden and
little daughter. Elstn, spent Sun
day n Cornelia.
sir. Guy Brightwell has returned
for Treatment under Dr.. Michael : (0 ,Montgomery after a visit to (liB
■Hoke. While there she will be the, s|gtor Mrs Ha rvev Cablness.
guest of Mrs. Frank Stanton.
— .T|
Mr. and Mrs. Charles phlnlzyj Ema n f, re broke out on the
are spending Thursday in Augusta. | TOof ofl c A s cl jrider’s’ home on
*~f®— . iMillcdge avenuei late » Wednesday
Howard, Atlanta fl
Last Week
j. , . . i t.aai„ Aiuicoge avonuct mw ■ cum-»un«-
Mrs. Malcolm FOrtson and Jafte rn00 n. Very small damage was
daughter, Anne \Vrigbt. are In Sa- <lone T1)B fiw .trucks : answered
vannah for a visit. ; the call, extinguishing the blaze
£8“ ' .. promptly.
Miss Sarah Hall returns from At- j
W^SiK'S^hr-ISj That DuU Aching
be one of the popular visitors for
the week-end dances.
Don't worry nnrl complain abou
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moved from King avenue to 220 your neighbors recommend Doan’i
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Mr. and Mrs. Ralph NortheUtt o ,, 11( J ln y kidneys became weak. The
Marietta will be the guests °fjkidney secretions were highly col-
^ Mrs. nValter Rams for- the Rotary l, )re d and passed too freely scald-
Convention Friday. • ,j nK In passage. My back gave oul
* and I thought I would never be
Miss Martha Fort of Atlanta ah , e to work again. There was o
Miss Dorothy Clayton of Columbuf 1 Gull, heavy ache constantly Hi the
and Miss Blanche Gaffney of Brc- L„ a|| ct my b a ck a nd .harp, knlfr
nua will arrive Friday to be the rlltHnK p„| na (n m y bad.
guests of Miss Eltdaboth Arnold a [ tbe least.move. /I beeame weak
WEEK-END COLLEGE
DANCES —
The college contingent Is look
ing forward with pleasurable Inter-
est to the two week-end dances
which will assemble many out of
town visitors. The A. T. O. fra
ternity will entertain Friday even
Ing at the Octagon at one of the
most brilliant tfancea of the sea
son, followed by tho Pan Hellenic
dance Saturday evenlrffc which till
center quite ns much social In
terest.
The A. T. O. fraternity will en
tertain a number of cbarmlnlg vis-
itors at tho Georgian bate), whose
presence will contribute largely to
the pleasure of both events.
V _aa_
LUCY COBB
INSTITUTE
The entire student body of Lucy
Cobb, under'the direction of Miss
Lou'se Rostand will alng "Pan, on
a Summer Day." (a cantata by Paul
Bliss) this evening at 8:30
Seney-Stoval chapel.' Admission
fifty cents.
HIGH SCHOOL*^CARNIVAL
FRIDAY EVENING 8i1S
The High School Carnival sche
duled for Friday evening at 8:IP
promises to be a very entertaining
event
Thje High School building will be
fitted up for^lhe occasion with
many attractive booths and a great
number of wonderful attractions.
' The Carnival wll be given for th*
benefit of the athletic association.
LUMPKIN STREET NEEDLE
•ORK CLUB MEET8
•ITH MRS. A8A THORNTON
The Lumpkin Street Needlr
Work Club will meet with Mrs.
Asa Thoniton Friday afternoon nt
her home on Mllledge'' avenue,
which will assemble the member/
delightful
for tho week-end dances.
-SR—
Miss Marion Elliott,- and MJsf,
Hewlett/ Humber of Rrennu will
be the guests of Miss Katherine
Eradwel for the week-end dances.
Mrs. Warren Ilunnieutt
Take
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