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, lAMMt «*»r !'I ■!<*»« E QUIP yourself. Keep up your reserves. You need all the aid you can get in the race for suc cess, and one of the best equip ments is the money you have saved. Commercial ^Bank of Athens Member Federal Reserve System “ASK OUR DEPOSITORS” Read Banner-Herald Want Ads —- S. A. E. Frat to Honor Seniors The members of the Sterna Alpha Epsilon fraternity at the Univer sity of Georgia will honor the senior members of that organiza tion with a banquet Thursday evening. It is stated by member of the fraternity that the banquet will be a brilliant affair. It Is an annual j incident with the fraternity. Nurses Graduate Friday Night Graduation exercises for three student nurses at the Athens Gen eral Hospital will take place Friday night at 7:45 o'clock In the Colonial theatre. Dr. tl. C. Davis, Atlanta surgeon, will deliver the principal address at the graduation exercises. Three student, nurses, having completed the required course will be given diplomas. These young women are, Miss Ida Calla way, of Athens IMIss Dorothy Stone of Athens, and Mfes N. Ross of Charlottesville, Va. ;r. v-f.o f-‘ THE BAENCT-HERjaD. ATHENS. GEORGIA m r '“DEO” BJlfiRON WILL IjIDOPTS HEW AUTO OPEN S. S. meeting! LIGHT ORDINANCE Famous Athlete gram Monday 1 Pro- Night. Large Delegations From Clarke County. Clarke County Sunday Schools are planning to send large delega tlons to the dally, sessions of the ftate Convention of the Georgia unday School Association In Ath- ns next Monday, Tuesday and .Wednesday. The Clarke County Sunday School Association is now directed by Dr Applewhite, who was recent ly' elected president. Hundreds oi Clarke county people will take par Jn the sessions as well a* the foui or five hundred delegates to at tend from all parts of the state. The program for the conventior U one of the best ever arranged foi a similar convention. TO CONTRIBUTE .. TO PROGRAM SPANISH MACKEREL Roe Shad. Mackerel Steak. Salmon Dr. Henry Edward Tralle, o ?w York, « specialist in the Sun day School work, will contribute Touch to the success of the conven Trout, Flounders, and Butter-Fish. ) tlon , )r ograrii. Dr. Tralle is autho: \ Phone 1475 J. VAN STRAATEN Rotarian W. H. BENSON. WELCOME! Molt oordlal welcome li extended viiltlng Rotariani to the— Rotary’s Inter-City Meet Athens, May 11 Wo oxtond all vlilltora an Invitation to our plant, where they may Inapect the moot modern and up- to-data bakery in thlt lection of the country. Benson Bakery Hancock Avenue, Athena Stores Business Built on Sarvice Q UALITY merchandise—pure drugs and pharmaceuticals, prompt, efficient and courteous service have been the founda tion atones upon which Palmer Stores have been builded. Our cap ital and our efforts have been invested and expended with the idea of meeting our customers’ demands for everything in our line and to carry on our business upon the most elevated and cordial plane. To this we attribute our success and are grateful to our trade for their-appreciation and patronage. MAIN STORE Phones 67,68,9122 105 Clayton Phones 1441, 1442 Clayton Street BRANCH’STORE Phone 531. 351 East Broad BRANCH STORE Phone 270 Prince Avenue H.R. PALMER & SONS "Story Telling Lessons,' •-Planning Church Buildings,” an* other book* dealing with Sunday School efficiency. Mrs. S. H. Askew of Decatur Gr.. a teacher in the North Avenui Presbyterian School In Atlanta, di rected a most successful Communi ty Vacation Biblo School last sum mer, reaching approximately 150 children In Decatur. She will at tend the convention In Athens an< assist In the conference fbr thos« Interested In the Daily Vacntioi Bible Schools. The early morning conaecratloi service, to -be held only on Wed nesday morning, will be conducted by Rev. Henry B. Mays, pastor o' the Inman Park Methodist church Atlanta. "Don't miss the first night, 1 hut Mr. Webb has to advise al’ Sunday School workers, in Athens Prof. Willlos A. Sutton, seperln- tendent of the City Schools of At lanta, will speak on "The New Dn> In Religious Education," and fol lowing his address, members of th< famous Agoga 1 Bible Class wil speak. "Red "Barron, of Tech football fame, an active Christian leader in th? Agoga- Flying Squadron, Miss Nell Warren, and A. M. Smith teacher of the Agoga Class, will present the work of this class There are 500 young men of At lanta enrolled In' this .class, which is a part of tho Taberhnclo Baptirf- Sunday School. The class has 'ai 1 average attendance of . 300 each Sunday. The marvelot^g growth; of the class is attributed to the genius of Its teacher, A. M. Smith and the fine group he has assist ing in the work. Hi-Y Club Holds Annual Banquet The third annual banquet of the Hi-Y club will bo held In tho Y. M. C- A. at 7:30 Thursday night Frank A. Holden, .representative- elect from Clarke county will de liver the principal address. John Green, member of the grad uating class at the High School. Walter Forbes. Jr., and Frank Dudley will be the other speakers. Male members of the High School faculty will be guests. STOMACH WRONG? Every sufferer from stomach trouble, v gas, belching, sour stout* ach, nervousness dizziness and bil iousness should get a box of Ml- O-Na stomach tablets today and tart a treatment. Guaranteed b) H. R. Pulmor He Sons,—Advertise ment Georgia Rotarian LLOYD P. PALMER f. f I , . ; v/- l - • - ip —■ Hi Georgia Beans 10c the qt. Home Grown English Peas Home Grown Lettuce Iceberg Lettuce Ripe Tomatoes ARNOLD-ABNEY & CO. Home Grown Spinach Home Grown Turnip Salad Extra Fine Berries 18c Carrots, Fresh Beets ARNOLD-ABNEY & CO. We Are Making Today: Honey Cream Layers Mocha Cream Layers Chocolate Cream Layers Cherry Cream Layers Orange Cream Layers Old Fashion Pound Cake Sponge Cake Lady Fingers Almond Macaroons Kisses Fresh Saratoga Chips Cocoanut Macaroons . Oat Meal Cookies Sugar Cookies Ginger Cookies Grahanl Bread Rye Bread Raisin Bread. ' Phone 1076 ARNOLD-ABNEY & CO. Can Use Bright Lights on Unpaved Streets But Unlawful On Paved Streets Here. City Council Wednesday night amended section 534 of the city code so that it is prohibited to drive an automobile with glaring or bright light on a paved street in the city- It is permissible to drive a car with glaring or bright lights on an unpaved street provided the owner of the vehicle with the glaring light dims it within 200 yards of another vehicle coming his way- The amendment was sought by the Civil Service Commission who some months ago launched a vig orous campaign against traffic violations. More arrests from bright or glaring lights were made than any other offense. Policemen arrested cars with bright lights on any street and the commission was Deseiged with complaints that on the unpaved streets a car driver using dimmed lights or frosted lights could not see how to travel. The commis sion then decided to provide for us ing glaring or brignt lights only unpaved streets. Dr. Stewart Is Student Speaker Dr. J. S.- Stewart, professor of secondary education at the Uni versity of Georgia addressed the members of the Phi IKappa Liter ary society Wednesday evening 01 the question of parliamentary law. Dr. Stewart la thoroughly In formed on . this subject and hfa subject and address were followed with keen interest by the members of the society In attendance. BUY, BUILD, WORK i and create a job r for every man PROSPERITY FOR ALL Rotary Club Members. ? f f' Athens Rotary Club. ; * WELCOME! ^]\ Visiting Rotarinas, To Athens JF ! Inter-City Meet, May 11 f \ ' ATHENS HARDWARE COMPANY 1 Rotarian: THOS. H. NICKERSON : t .i Oil .‘i $L‘ Is Your ‘Business M, tfcM thill You’ve got to wear the suit you buy. Your good money pays for it. It’s up to you to get the rightstyle and the great* est value. To be fair to yourself/see what the merchant who sells Kuppen- heimer Good Clothes can offer you. LEE MORRIS "The Daylight Comer '■ '‘‘J.'' ’t Corner Broxd and Jackson Streets QVtK