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SUNDAY
Dinner 50c
Vegetable Soup
* » / Baked Chicken
Sac 1 Drtaalng
Turnip SnlaA
Spring Onlona .
Fried Dq.itih
polled New Irish rotntocs
Strawberry. Pan Plo
Muffins and Biscuits \
Coffee, Tea or Milk
50c
Supper 50c.
Roast Lamb and Greon Peas
Butter Reaps
Creamed Mashed Potatoes
Vegetable Lalad
poaches and Cream
Hot Biscuits
Coffee, Tea or Milk
50c
Mr. Milton Lesser and Milton.
Jr., arc spending today in Macon
with Mr. Leaser's mother.
Misa Natalie Bocock end Miss
Otey Vincent will sail with a party
of friends from Montreal, Canada,
” sssv.stoo as win muiuikai, V/UIIBUa
in June for a European trip of sev-
ersl months.
Mrs. Hope. Smith and little
daughter, Marianna, are spending
the week-end in Madisqn.
Mrs. hich here Saturday for I visit
to Mr. and iMrs. M. G. Michael on
Milledgc avenue. >.
The frienda of Misa Gertrude
Bernstein are glad to see her out
after an illness of several days.
Miss Elizabeth Carroll of At
lanta ia the guest of Miss Sarah
Hall, coming over for the week-end
gaieties.
Mr. Warren Hunnicutt of Atlan- Mr. Billups Phinixy has returned
ta joined Mrs. Hunnicutt here Sat- to Athena, Ga.—Augusta Herald,
urday and they will return Home ‘ — ffl—
today.
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Mr. Robert Nichols of Columbus .
has joined Mrs. Nichols here for a I
visit to relatives. I Mr. and Mrs. S. Parrish of Ath
—B— , |ens, Ga., were in the silty yester-
Mr. Percy Ricjf of Atlanta joined day.—Augusta Herald.
I Mr. C. H- Phlnlzy has returned
to Athens, Ga.—Augusta Herald.
Welcome
Kiwanians
INTER-CITY MEET, ATHENS
Tuesday, May 15
WE BUILD
What the Kiwanis clubs and other civic organiztaions in Geor
gia are doing to promote agricultural re-habilitation is well
known.
We have, at last, come to realize as a state that unless we
really help the farmer in his fight for existence we, in the end,.
lose With him.
We'have made a beginning. The Curb Market in Athens is, we
believe, a step in the right direction.
Piggly-Wiggly .wants to continue to aid in this BUILDING
program. We welcome the visiting Kiwanians to Athens Tues
day in tlhe Inter-City meet and pledge our continued support to
the GREATER AGRICULTURAL program:
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Welcome, Kiwanians
The Classic City of Athens—educa
tional center of the South—bids visit
ing Kiwanis members.a cordial wel
come to th'e
Inter-City Meet, May 15,
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KIWANIAN: HAROLD HINTON, Pres.
I Miss Helen Nfcits of Brsnau Col
lege and Miss Annie Mae Hamp
ton of Colbhrt, are spending The
Week-end witli Dr. and Mrs, V. G.|
Hampton, at their homo on MU-|
ledge Circle. ■
, Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Vqss and
letter from the Stato Board of
Elizabeth, MV. and Mrs. Dan Vess
Mr, A. W, Vess of Atlanta, Mr. and
Mra. Hiram Oliver and sen, A. W.
of tender and Mrs. Cunningham
of Commerce are the week-cm'
RUests of Mrs. A.'W. Vea and fam
ily.
'• Mrs. Ben Juhan and Ben. Jr„ re
turned Friday from a visit to Win
der, • They were accompanied b,
IMrs. O. A. Johns and Mrs. Richard
.Russell.
Mrs. E, B. Cohen. Mrs, Dais,
Tslmsdse ruts. -Miss Elisabeth
Harris and Mr. Kllmare of New
York, have returned from Macon
where they attended the Centen
nial celebration.
Mr. Hal Lew la Is spending thr
wcek-ehd with hfs sister at Wood-
vllle. Oa.
Mr. C. F. Schelder left Friday
afternoon for a tour through. Flori
da. stepping at Jocksonvllle for a
few .days, returning to Athem
about the 30th of May.
Mrs. William Iloblnmn will re
turn to Chattanooga this week af
ter a visit of two weeks to her
'parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles A
Tatmailge,
Mr. and Mrs. Colie Thornton
are the guests of the formers par-
enta at Elberton, a a., for a few
days.
Mr. Q. L. Johnson Is spendlni
the week end at Southeastern ChrM
Isn College, Auburn, Oa„ ta thr
guest of Mr. Robert Matheny o!
Augusta, Os, who is a student at
the college this year.
Mra James White left last week
for Fredericksburg, Vs, to spend
< fortnight.
MVs. George.Bolton, who has
dergons an operation at a loeal hos-
‘ loft ‘ ‘
Altai Is doing nicely to tho delight
of her trlehda, ■
The friends of Mr. and Mr*. J
W-Epps will bo pleased to learn
their young tin. Francis Is Improv
ing from a critical Utnesa
**& Mtf Mra James Arrfcld, Mr
W. O. Jonea Mr. Z. C. Hayes, Mr
T. O. Tabor, Mr. John Heard and
Mr. Harry Cleveland were viators
from Elberton Friday for the Ro
tary Convention and the Georgia-
Auburn game.
Misa "Mary Anns Lipscomb of At
lanta arrived Friday to vlst Miss
Louise Phlnlzy for the week end
gsltlea
Miss Ruth E. Irion will spend
the week end with Mrs. John Moore
IValker of Macon, and Mr. James
P. Roosevelt. She will also visit
at the home of Mr. Hary Stillwell
Edwards.
Mrs. Ola Thomaa and Mr, L. b
Moss of Comer spent Saturday
With Mr. and Mra E. J. O'Kelley.
After a visit to relatives hero
and at Carlton, Mr. and Mra T. J.
Dcadwyler have returned to their
home in Dc:atur.
Mr. and 'Mrs. fi.& Ryleo have
returned from a visit to Carlton.
president of tho Georgla’ Sundt,
School Association, will preside ov
er the opening sessions. Confer
ences will be held morning and nf-
ternoon and the cvejplnc servlco
will be devoted to .iddreiHC'i by
national leadets fn religious educa
tion.
COLLEGE
NIOHT
ns wel as those from tho Atfcenr 'fresco supper Wednesday, after
High School. lufternoon program. *
"College night" Dr. itHgh S. Mh-j Spee'dJ conferences will bo h< id
gill cf Chicago will speak on “A on "The Vacation Bible Scboel
Complete Program of Education I'ti IHe Small Rural School, and Ton
Democracy." Dr. H. E. Trade of Sunday School," and all !;I ■ .
New York, popular author and Ipartment* oF the modern Sunday
lecturer, will spank on “Worth and School,
Wealth.**
CRENSHAW. WINS
# (By Associated Pres
NASHVILLE—Jack
wilL pi
ferences are E. B. Moll. Ahlt Nix
Mrs. Archibald Davie. Mm. Mil-
Wednesday night the closing dred Rhodes, Dr. J. L. Pendiey,
sennlnn will be devpted to the col- Row D. P. McUeachy, lir. R. P. .playing for the University i
lege students. "College Night” will Stephens most cf tiiem from Ath* ibama. Saturday won the
be observed and students from the cna. Thfc sessions will be hold in Intsr-coUeglate Golf chnr
University pf Georgia. Lucy Cobb, I the First Methodist church. Among her* when he defeated O.
State Norninll, State College ol [ the abclnl featurea planned Is n*'prccht.-the Tultne star, 3
Agriculture, will attend In fc body) auto Aide over the city and a! .4 to play In the‘Gnats.
Convention of Sunday
School'HerC Monday
(Continued From Rags On*},
Agogs members will present
'Bibts Class In Action."
BIO PROGRAM
ARRANGED
Mr. and Mrs. P. o. Callahan
leave thin week for Mnnasses. Vir
ginia, and will be joined early In
June by Misa Louise 0'CaUahan
and Mr. Robert O'Callahan who
finish at Harvard for a trip to
California to spend tho summer.
W. A. Jonnnrd of Savannah, exe-
catlvg- secretory, department ol
religious education, diocea of
Georgia, Dr. E. B. Quick. Atlanta,
southeast regional oecretary de
partment of religious education
United Christian Missionary, Dr
Mr. Alvin Neely of Waynesboro
1s the guest of Mr. Frank Holden,
for the college festivities.
Miss Flora Turlington of Dublin
hen nrlved to. spend the summer
with her sister. Mrs. Nelson Wood.
end
firs. Clayton Buehannnn
Mrs. Joseph BuchannonoF Jack-
son are week end visitors In the
city.
Mrs. W. A. Hester and Miss Lula
Hester of Msdlson were visitor*
here Friday. . -
Mrs. C. T. Jones and Mias Lily
Janes of Atlanta apent Friday In
the city.
From the first session the con
vention promises to bo probably
tho greatest ever held by the Sun
day. School Association.. The Ath •
cna committee In . charge of the
convention, representing the Cham
ber of Commerce, reports that ov-
eprjWng Is randy to entertain tht
five hundred or more delegatee to
attend the three day*a session, Mon
day, Tuesday* and Wednesday.
The program eommltte spared nc
palne In securing the very best
talent In the country and fhe del
egates to the regional convention
In Athens will hear such men a»
Dr. Arlo Ayres Brown, president of
the University of Chattanooga. Rev
W A I-,- •
Walter M. llowletl, New York. »ec-
retary International association ol
dolly vacation Bible schools.
Dr. Allen Wilson, of Augusta
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Mrs, A. T. 8ims of Comer was
among the visitors here KrJUay.
Mr. and MrsT? O. Walpole and
little daughter Elisabeth of Gaines-
villa wars guests of Mr. and Mrs
E. H. Dorsey Friday coming down
for the game and Rotary Conven
Uon,
Hfs. H. A. Darts and Mlaa Fan-
nlo Knott of Appalachte spent Fri
day In the city.
-"iSth an
Mr*. Guy L. Smith and little *on
Billy leave this week for New
York and the Adsrondacks for a
swigya'tcssr
cd with the Federal Highway.
Ths friends of files Martha Com
er will ha glad to learn of her con-
Misa Margaret Middleton of At-
-"ta is <». week ^St of
Mre. Charles a Talmadge, coming
over Saturday for tho ban game
and Pan Hellenic dance at the Oc
tagon.
. t MI “ i*?J , „ Fouch “ of Atlanta la
the guest of Miss Doris Moss.
Mr. W. F. Doleaves Tues-
day for Augusta to attend the
Furniture Dealers Convention,
Miss Rebecca Harmon of Atlan
ta and Misa Gladys Palmer ol
bf Mias Francis Holden for tho
Tsrk to Atlanta to again take up t
thelP residence to the'delight of 1
their many friends. Mr. Woodrufl
was recently made president of the
Coca Cola Company.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Woodrufl
ff* Jfissts of Mr. and Mrs. Mor
ton Hodgson on routs from New
Athens Butchers Abattoir Company Incorporated
What Is It Doing for Live Stock Raising
in Northeast Georgia
Opening January 8th,. 1923, has slaughtered $42,705.00'worth
of cattle and hogs, native meats, raised upon the farms and in
of Northeast Georgia, and purcha
I
the pastures
farmers of this immediat
for their cows and hogs, I
farms and
Georgia, and purchased from tlhe
:tion, thereby giving them a market
i and mutton, etc.
By modem methods of slaughter and proper sanitatidn in
-handling, it has increased the demand for and consumption of
native meats among the citizens of this city and section 30 per
cent. i
V
With adequate inspection of all meats before and after slaugh
ter, the public is assured of wholesome meats, and because of the
quality of Georgia-raised and fed cattle and hogs, native meats
are in greater demand by markets and consumers.
The enterprise has just started—its usefulness will increase.
Is it not worthy of your support and encouragement?
Mr. B. Dunnaway wUI leave Tus-
day for Augusta to attend tho Fur
niture Dealers Convention.
Mrs. E. R. Hodgson la visiting
Mrs. Bolling Jones of Atlanta.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Gordon will
return Monday from Savannah
where they went last week for tbs
Bankers ConrsnUon.
Mra Lamar Rucker, Mrs. 8. V.
Sanford, Mra. Horace Ritchie and
Un UIIIas, w a a
a aui saw nucniv and
Mra Milton Jsrnlssn have returned
| from Atlanta whsn they attended
.the Federation of Ctuba
Mrs. Tom Crawford toft Saturday
for Savannah, calsd there by the
Illness of her uncle, Mr. A. H. Lana
Mr. and Mra. U. n. Nowell n-d
>ung ran of Winder are register**
Athens Butchers Abattoir Company Incorporated
Athens, Georgia