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THE BANNEK-HEKALD. ATHEN3; ^gOttCH*—
[ sure exerted and constantly ri»
newed Importunities 4^, friends,"
said Mrs. Harrold, "I have consent-
fed to become *a candidate fof
(President general. I believe that
j the highest and best service I can
render the United Daughter* % of
the Confederacy Is measured only
by my ability and strength, and my
»r «;nULE HALL | riflco shrdleutaoRhrdjltaoishrdluuii
r.mutev parties seem to be th*> I/;»°, n ,, L,nger Longer Lodge Interest ill the cause is so great
atverylnfo™., ,a*.|l am wHUn, make every necea-
**> «-J- "S'emaT nal SaCr,, ‘ Ce 11,6 ° ,,1Ce
"In entering tho race for presi
dent generaL. I' want to thank most
sincerely those friends who have
'.nance I itin”-vnri , - ... . *° •*onerously offered TOO theli
lovelier th « support, and to th.so I pledRe ray
the arae*. ; 1 acUvl ?“ I "very effort to the end that Ceor-
hfe Linger
- Dy MRS. ALICE ADAMS —
Residence 832
f Georgia.
.Monday night those entertaining
l„ honor «f their natal days were
Lucy Wood of Cav<£Springs.
Lila Jones of Parott, Saille . Fannie
Daniel of Efcinielavi!le£ OenUvifcvi-
Tucker «f ,- Athens, Emma -.'Pfaster
of ul:»nta,„who.liad ha Weir guests
a *>f young laities and gen-
tleiiu iL(or..a birthday supper with
oak' 1 a rid .' Indies and everything
to make aMmUtiftf! birthday! feast
Bl.tt k and gold were the colors used
tea to Mrs. W. L. Weston, who
Mo "d«y tor her home in
Halifax, amt Miss Natllle Bocock
«ho Icayes at an early date for
Ivurnpe, to speud several months.
The pilesta Included the "Not l
Chance Club" 1 rind wa
Black and gold were
>n the I able.
WcdnesdajC night
lav celebration In I
another birth;
the Tetri' - .“ a
by the followihg:
Misses Sarah Franklin, Ann Sas-
neit and Dorothy Haskins who had
PS th« ir guests Misses Sarah Tar
ragona, Jim Turner, Miss Hudgins
Xcliic *M*y' Bowen, Grace . Allen
Helen Gibbs, and Edith House. The
table decorations were pink rose
buds and the mint baskets and
place cards carried out the coloi
pocnie of dainty pink. A n.Iie and
candles completed tho birthday
Idea.
MRS. W. L. WESTON
AND MISS-NATALIE
BOCOCK SHARE HONORS
Mr* JJiHupo Phlnisy was the
Chariitfhlf' Iwutcss* Thursday after-
pro.inspopart?/andT the "e” hiio»t“^£n
W ac ^ ot tl,ll * h ' , u. of the D^oghC oMho cofrodfr-
acy. For mynelf. I wish nnthlnp
my highest hope and tljn preatnst
all her beautiful. ’ entertalnmehta! | a « n ’ie lt rfv.°L m .T llf0 a 1 . U , lls . 1lra ^ immediate families! Dr. McOea.
anti a very Rraceful comnllment in l ...w.*il! an .' 1 talent apd c hy, pastor of the First Presby.
terian church In Decatur,
formed the ceremony.
ipppy
pattieij t|pj|y t
The nraclous hospitality of Mrs.
Phlnizy was fully in keeplnp with
the poS h“.'° ,nP " n,ent *° 8Uba ,‘ aa “ «» «* -Hr,„a
great work underlay* n by oiir or
ganisation. to the end that the
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WHITEHALL NIGHT
SCHOOL AND BOARD
GIVEN PARTY AT HOME
OF MRS. W. E. BROACH
On Saturday evening the night
school teachers pf Whitehall' en
tertained about sixty student* of
that place with a lovely party at
the homo of Mrs. W. E. Broach on
South Lumpkin.
Chairs were arranged on the
spacious porch for tho Whitehall
band Which furnished several
splendid selection during the even
ing. Tho large living room and
dining, room wore, thrown together
and ; artistically 1 decorated with
quantities of daisies and Dorothy
Perkins roses making a lovely, set
ting for the guesre.
beige crepe.
Mrs. Albert Douglas and Mrs.
Carter Shepherd assisted in ’en
tertaining.
Those playing were Mesdames
McCurry, Fletcher Manley. Corne
lius Vason, Harris Burruss, H. H.
FiUpatrick. Eddie Cohen, John Orr.
Butler Atkinson. E. R. Lambert,
Joe Pitts, Dan Hickey, T. B. Bald
win, Rosa Parker, Tillman Doug
las, Miss Lucy Mower, Mfsa Helen
Atkinson and Miss Jeanette White
guest of Mrs. Harold Nicholson.—i
Madisonian.* | Mr. and Mrs. J. Wilkins. Miss
—BE— 'Josephine Wilkins and Mr. Jack
MISS LUCILE EILEEN j "Wilkins have returned from 81
OOOO WEDS AUGUSTINE !Mary's accompanied by Miss Vail
SAMS THUR8DAY Cleve Wilkins who graduated Wed-
•Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Dodd nesday evening.
ffhm Walhlncton, Bj O., afttfV ’tTfeeerilty'
kueat of Mr. and Mr.' liillupW, »b«« Jtlfir son, Ur.-: Marlon A '
Phlnlty for several daya, Mr.;!Hubert will be awarded hi, dfplo '
Stovall will be one .of the promt- | ma.
nent speakers at the Lucy Cobhj —ffi—
Alumnae luncheon on Monday. J Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Taylor visited
* —ffl— , \ relatives In Monroe Thursday
Mrs. B. C. Hook of Charlotte, N. j —ffl—
j. is the gue&t of Mr. and Mr* * **
John Fowler.
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Mrs. C. Myerson has returned
from n visit to Atlanta.
Mrs J Mr. Howard Seymore of Elbe?ton
announce the marriage of their
daughter, Lucile Eileen, to Augus
tine Sams.
The ceremony took place at their
home On Covington road, Decatur.
May 29, in the presehee of the
Mr. William Ecford
ville is
Charles
Green-
,jhe guest pf Mr., and Mrs
The friends of Mr. and Airs. Os*
ir Abney will be pleased to .lears,
that their young son, Walter Lewlt
jter- | ia rtoln k nicely following an.np^ien*
dlrltis operation Thursday .tnornlnp
is Ur the city to take a course at
the Business college.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dutt6n and
children are ‘vsitlbg relatives
Elberton.
SCRATCH OF DEAD FOX
PROVES FATAL TO GIRL
PART &—Bfood'poibnihe i
juiting •from * a slight gcratch In- ’
flicted by a fox fur caused the
death at Bourns 0 f Ernestine La-1
tille. twenty-one. . j
Air a ^danca one or ner friend* |
pulled the fur from her shoulders.!
the fox s teeth grazed Ernestine’s
skin, blood poisoning set in. the!
gtrl dying two days later after ter-1
rible. suffering. / |
heroism and valor, as well as the
patriotism and honor of every val
orous defender of the southern
confederacy shall be preserve:! to
futuro generaltlons. that the story
of the privations pnd courage of
southern, women shall ho heard
around the civilized world, and the
reflected glory of these vaillanf
men and mieenly women shall hr
enshrined for all time In the heart®
of tho people of tho whole nation."
the girLs AUXILIARY
MEETS SATURDAY
AFTERNOON.
Tho Ulrls Auxiliary of tho Flint
Dautlst church, will moet tomor
row aftomoon, at four dclock
(with Mra. Wright and Mra. Thorn-
St. Mary's hospital.
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Miss Lurllne Nix spent a for
days this week in Athenn as th
, guest of her brother. Col. Ablt Nl
Mrs. Sams was a member of this
year’s graduating class at Agnes
Scott college. .
Mr. Sams Is 'a graduate of tho
University of Georgia and Is a
member of the firm of Ethridge, i ond family.—Commerce News.
Sams and Ethridge. — cfl—
After an extended trip north-Mr. I E , l “‘* a rar , han ; o , r0,! ';
ind Mm. Same will bn at homo lh ,yl “! '* ,,,<, guc,t of Mra - y N
Decatur until the completion ofr 0 8Son '
their home on North Decatur ro^d.
in Druid Hills.—Constitution.
JUNIOR LITERJ^Y 80CIETY
HOLD8 MEETING
Tho Junior girls held their first
meeting Monday morning, May
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Mrs. J. W McKlbbon of Atlnnti
in tho guest of Dr and Mrs. J. A
llunnicutt, Sr.
Would You Be
Beautiful?
Beauty hu been the quert
of all age*- Tbouunds of
tv women attribute their
ity to the uk of Narf/no
Face Powder. The cheek,
have just a tint of color—the
Nadine will keep the
in your cheekx. It will adhere
and protect the ikin from the
sun, wind and dust. It con
tains' no white lead or othetd
ingredient to harm the sldn or
the eyes. If, the same pure
powder, popular for » many
years—only the box and fra*-
grance have been improved.
Money refundod if you are
not pleased. At your toilet
counter 50c. Miniature box
sample by mail 4c.
™-fSi
tests were played, being directed
by Miss Lucy Wood. Rrvcraf de
lightful piano selections ••*-..» giver
by Miss Mary Frances Everett
I,ato In tho ovening delicious re
freshments were served, und at
th$ close of,tho party the entire
crowd united In singinii amoral
"Whitehall songs."
The'honor guests, of this happy
occasion were Mrs. Charles M.
SnelHng. Mrs. George D. Thomas,
and Mr. and Mrs. R. V. White.
Those assisting 'Mrs. Broach In
entertaining were Miss Lucy Wood.
Mr. Harry Everett, Miss Lizzie Mae
Hancock, Miss Mary Frances Ever
ett,. Mrs. H. JC. Broach, of Social
Circle. Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Wooster
Robert Snelling, Alfred Means and
Claude Broach.
4G3 Iliil street.
MI8S ROSTAND^!HOSTESS AT
LINGER LONGER LODGE
Among the many delightful social
affairs at tho IJnger Longer Lodge
none were mire charmingly planned
than Miss Rostand's small
lovely party of recent date.
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BIRTHDAY PARTIE8
A CORRECTION
Mrs. James McGowan has return
ed to Augusta after a visit to Mr#
John W. Brumby. . i
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Mrs. W. L. Weston and little sot.
ly morning, muj « . .
8th at 10:00 o'clock at Atheni | 1 ^ n,pK ‘ n
High School.
„ , -s . .~w , v*— „„„ . nrtt The main speaker ot the morn ;
Many Interesting games and con- ton at the homo ot Mrs. Thornton ,n * was Col. Ablt Nix. His subject
ala wnm Alov*,* Kxxi n . -•**» «• * ’ was "Essentials of Debating.**
After his talk a piano solo by
,r ni ' ,y , p< ! | Warren accompanied by Mra. r. M
cvodyouc. Thin wap followed by n p.„ v . Mdnrt a y for Hn „.
2? ba ; ™ ncuolvo.1, -T-hat M L N. and will atop over In
uliould ho opened on tho 7lh of Npw y ofk , 0 vlnlt Mr.‘«ld Mr.
September and closed on tho 3#lh , JalI1 „ EdWorda nmrtln Horton nl.
?I.J lay ; ? y, . or * han u "? n " d on thp |..t. for a .hort rtrty.
•lGtli of September and closed on
Iho Mill of Juiio.” On (he afflrma- I j,r and Mra. Claud Collin, nre
tlvo wax Mlaa Euxonla Arnold and|y„ unK , on of charlotte „„
on the noxatlve, Mlaa Agnea Proc. | K „ f .„ of Mr . „„„ Mra. Cleornc Col
In mentioning the honora in Mia. cmirnoiV™ ff D |'?‘l.-| . Iln *- *»" for the aradu
altle Julia Niehoi.- ■ii.M.t,' Tho .Conatltatlon and By-tawa ntlon of Mlaa Loulao Collin, fron
Mattie Julia Nichols' music clnsr
It should have been J. I*, and Wat
son Jolly sliurcd honors^ in Per*
serverance work and Loulso Fanl
first honor In Conscientious work
throughout tho year.
were adopted.
For the ensuing year the of. |
fleers will be, president. Miss oro
FOR PRE8I0ENT
AMERICUS. Ga.—Mrs. Frank P.
Harro^l. .president of. the Georgia
division. Daughters of tgo Confed.
‘•nary.M today 1 accepted nomination!
uH^livision candidates far presldcmrt"-., .
general. She has recently received j B * rd8on « Cobb street.^
thousands of letters asking, her to ur . fcJr . Al v,^ “ m—
make tho race, and In agreeing,to
do tills expressed wUlingqMs r to
make anv personnI sacrificefceceft
sary to bring this honor to Geor-
"In view the continued fcfei^efternoon
f ^"ry. pink
WALTER BIRDSiONG, JR..
, T °- < i ELEBR f TE AWtlOTHAAV
‘Saturday afternoon at 4:30 \fat-
lor Blrdsonn will colehralo hlxyCth*
birthday with a beautifully phiiuiof
party which ^lU uarmblo Man),-.
Ilo friend, and RhiymatCH fclr n
very happy (MXM.Am iit tho h»m« oi
p,4nl« .brt and Sirs. H,, W.
" ' fc:
m
, . v- - , Mrs. Gracfy Harrell and youn;
thy Garlson; Vico president, IMliw mm. Grady, Jr., havo returned t.
Lll^ Dews; secretary-treasurer j the ir home in Macon after n vlsjl
JM sn Jlnnlc iooc Mspp; Critic, to her sister, Mrs. PaUl Mathews.
affair
t Bru**tt0. j j,, - «, - i -i j -
; "rhj iim.E prIce-
DINING BOOM
SERVES 3 MEALS DAILY
week Was tho bridge tea gi..
Mrs. Leonard Wallace on Salt
' ig Mrs. Julia;
A3- ■ ■ bler roses d<
the attractive hpme.
ur tables were playing,
liming top sroro |
Foui
Joe Fitts
Coty’s powder, and Mrs. Roy
bert low s^oro prize, a deck of
cards. Tho guest of honor wa#
given handkerchiefs.
Mrs. McCurry wore dark blue
flat crepe.
Mlaa Marv Stewart parlimcntarlon
Miss Edith.Hillard. . .. .
tffra. II>C. Broach; of Social
ele is the guest of Mrs. W. Earle
Broach.
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Mias Jean Fl.'inlgen has returned
from I’hilndclphfa ‘where sho har
been'. studying at tWri FJns Aril
Academy Sho was nceompanfei
t»y Miss Hilda Halin' of Toronto
Canada.
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Mrs. J. D; I'rice is visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Binkney l*rlce ot Griffin.
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Miss Mabel -Carson, who has been
attending college at tho State Nor
mal returned home toda^.—Winder
Nows,
Misses Claudia and Jean Flanl*
gou accompanied by Utdi* guest
Miss Hilda Hahn of Toronto will
go over to Atlanta Monday for $
visit for several day*.
Mr- ur.^ , ,,on ' A. Stovall of 8a-
Airs. Wallace was gownod invannah arrives Sunday afternoor
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Tiller am’
children are riidllrfg 'fn< Greenville
S. C. • '.1 - rt.R U Ip H
ill , —00 ^;,l! It .
Mr. Hank ’Dunn of Suvaunkh an
old Georgia boy arrive* SUfurdai
for a Visit. .' J t;-, i .j - : )
Mbw Mnybrlfg^liamnfuk a senl«? p
of the Slate Normal Bohool IA the
guest of Mrs. W. J.i RurroII qn
Morton nvemie>for ' seVgrnr > days
befobe returning-to • Iw homo t |r
IMcklns county. » j J
M i.. r . ■ A ■* j! i
Mr. and'Mrs, Ben 1 Juhnb moved
Thursday Into trto house Vw*nto«<(
by Mrs. McDuffie on Mi Hedge avy-,
nue. who moved Into, her' new 1
home on Meigs street. Miss Reo#r.
Who lived with -Nisi "Mel >uf,f|r
moved Into the HkrMn • home -or, yaj
Hill street which she ;rfree>ntfy p^r.TU^LGlT
chased.
Mr. and Mrs. Max M. Hubert
will go over to Atlanta Saturday te
be present at th* Commencement
exercises on June Mb of tho Medl-
'joins'.
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ALUC
A VERY ATTRACTIVE HOUSE
DREM OR DAY DREII.
Pattern 37JS Is shown In. this Ulus-
•ration. It Is cut. In aeven sixes: SO,
W, 40. 43.. 44, 48 and 48 Inches bust
ncasure. A 88-Inch also requires six
vords of 8B-lnch material, if made a*
Ijustratod It will require 4H yards of
’malar lal
hfineur, pap.
mm
A pattern of .this lUaxtratlon malted
rs^or StknSff ltc *».«•
b ’Size
reel and No. n,.
Sale
Price
Tln’nk of it) Ri'flit at
commencement of the scaion
comes NEWARK’S an
nouncement of their Big An
nual Sale Of Wkrto Shoes
for Women--Stunning
Pumps and Oxfords at
SMASHING REDUC- _ , ,
TIONS; tlixt will surely cause a sensation in the shoe world
and among thrifty layers. Not a lot of odds and ends purchased frij
the occasion fcut Regular NEWARK Shoes in smart styles
practically One Third Less Than Regular Price*. Everyb
should Have a pair of Hites” for summer wear. CHoose ypu
tomorrow and jet tH« cream of tHe selection.
>e SiecetCc
Read
Banner-Herald
Want Ads.
The UrfMl Chain 9/ Shoe Stars* la th* United Suua
Athens, Ga., Store. 151 Clayton St., "Next to Kreet."
AD Newark Stores Open ?atard&y Evenings to Accommodate Cuatoi
LAST SHOWING THAT
WONDERFUL KID
SPECIAL SHOWING
THE
Coo
“DADDY
PALACE TONIGHT
tfyriih *fo (
'iilflU' M Hioriyf
Supreme Motion Picture Achievement with the [ ., ' t
Greatest Cast Ever Assembled for ‘ .*
l One Picture W
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NO ADVANCE IN PRICES 1
Come Early
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