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im> MRS. BILLUPS
'S LOVELY TEA FOR
Sfctous .southern
iSrA; INSURANCE CO.
Pi lovely atkisl event of Tuesday
L A ' ”, at 5 o’clock at which
"* Mrs. Billups Phtnizy are
Ortair. efftn hopor of the direc-
and wires df the SouthsrA:
Cntual I "uranee Company, occas-
P Jedl)S 'he Diamond Anniversary
,[L ,,i;:ndid organization today
j as one of: the most charmingly
sued rourtenea honoring the
(Hiton. i-Ttd h’Jpfilj; in, keeping
! ?nd Miwfiwy Griffith. As-
i nc in entertaining will be the
ilos-inr Mr- antT Mrs. Robert
mbs PuBosp, Mr, and Mrs.
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1 of the 98 in every 100
suffer from Dandruff or some
e trouble, just try Mahdeen, for
Vita to «WJt* perfect eeUifeetton,
inter la author!—d to cheerfully re.
your 11.00. thr eoet of • 12-01. bottle
| Barber Shopi, Halt Drmlns Parlors.
B ind Department Store*. . Note—It’s
Rhine Different**
Harvey Stovall, Mr. and Mrs. Boll
ing DuBose. Mrs. R. W. Lamkin,
Mr. ‘and Mrs. E. W. Lamkin, Mr.
a nd Mbs. Barrett Phinixy, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Phinizy, Mrs. Ham
mond Johnson, Mrs, Malcolm Fort-
,fon and Miss Louise Phinixy.
LITTLE MISS EMMIE BOLTON
CELEBRATES SIXTH
BIRTHDAY
Emmie Bolton, tHo attractive
yoUng daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
W> O. Bolton, celebrated her sixth
birthday anniversary Monday aft
ernoon with a beautiful party in
happy celebration of the occasion.
Which was charmingly planned In
all the pretty detalbl Pink W>ses
and sweet peas were elaborately
used In the artistic decorations.
The lace covered table waa cen
tered with the handsomely emboss
ed birthday cake sparklihg. with
six pink tapers. Dainty litte ‘pink
baskets filled with canay were the
favors for the girls.ana tops were
presented the boys.
Mdrry games were enjoyed and
In pinning on' the donkey's tail.
Frances Sauncers wop the girls
irixo and Howard Huff, Jr., the
Maybeth
er, Mar;
den. Sarlwlll Collins,
Mitchell, Evelyn Wheeler, Mary
White, Margaret White, Mildred
Mason, Juanita Clarke. Mary Nell
Bryant Bettic Miller, Josephine
Applewhite, Carolyn Hancock, Sam
Bailey. Jr.. Howara Huff, Jr., Billy
Burson.
SMITH-KETTLE
Miss Jewette Smith and Mr.
Charlie Kettle were married on
M«y 23rd. Sirs. Kettle la the eld
est daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. I*
Smith of Lexington Road, and a
young lady of wide popularity,
while Mr. Kettle is a popular em
ploye Of the McGregor Co. This
young couple have a host of friends
who wish them much happiness.
II.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH'
BARBECUE
The ladles of the First Christian
church will serve u.baroecu'e in cne
1 church basement, Friday, June 8.
* 12 to 3 o’clock. Public in-
oys.
inc lovely young hostess was
showered with many gifts and the
happiest congratulations. Miss
Myrtle Crymes assisted iMre. Bol
ton in entertaining the young
guests who were: Frances Siun-
MICHAEL’S U
Special Sale
Everfast Suiting
Shown in all the new. spring colors and
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SPECIAL
39c Yard
MICHAEL’S
MR. HARRY TALMADGE
ENTERTAIN8 HOUSE „
GUESTS ' * «
Monday evening tho 'lovely homo
of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Talmadge
was thrown open fot the enter
tainment of Mr. Harry Talmadge’s
bouse guests, Miss Mary Katherine
Fkucett, Miss Mary Sanford and
Mr. Buck Faucett of Chattanooga
tail, wlgi are being elaborately and very
delightfully feted.
The lower floor was thrown to.
getter beautifully decorated in
ddror vases of rosos and pink
tapers In silver candlesticks.
A French basket of tho bright
flowers graced the center , of tho
handsomely appointed table.
Proms and Vlctrola music fea
tured the happy occasion, and
dainty refreshments were served
during the evening. The guests ln-
-PALACE-
WEDNESDAY
The Nth
COMMANDMENT
Another gripping real-
heart story by Fannie
Hurst.
Harold Uoyd
—ELITE—
Tomorrow
The Famous
MRS. FAIR
IS COMING
—UGHTERS Al „....
MRS. JULIUS TALMADGE
The regular quarterly business
meeting of the Daughters of the
American Colonist will bo bold Frl
day afternoon with Mrs. Julius
TAlmadge, which will assemble
many prominent women from all
over tho state.
GROUP 6, LOLUE
HUTCHINS 8. 8. CLA88
TO ENTERTAIN
Group 6. of tho Lolita Hutchins
Sunday School class will entertain
Wednoprtn>' afternoon at tho church
at 4 o'clock. **VA1T!VV
frs. Walter Forbes, Sr., rcturn-
to Atlanta Tuesday, accompan
ied by Stanton Forbes, who went
over to play on the violin in the
Junior Music Club.
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Dr. and Mrs. James Lynch have
left for Kentucky after a visit to
Mr. and Mrs. E. H- Dorsey.
—S3— *
Miss Emily Doughty has return
ed to Jackson, Ga, accompanied fay
little Miss Mary Burnet for a visit.
Miss Doughtry wi!T\ return for
immer school. )
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Mr. and Mrs. Bolling Shsnett
c«me over from Atlanta Saturday
Brand.
Leslie Booth's friends will regret
to hear, he has been called to
Texas by the serious illness of his
mother. He leaves Atlanta Wed
nesday with his cousin. Mrs. Leslie
iiuouay nun iiia vuuoiu. uu
Clarke, enrqute to Dallas.
Paul
! Browri. Raymond Stapleton. Mr.
1 |Loi< Fortaon, Mr. G. L. Deadwyler
'and Mr. 2. Y. Have, of Elberton
i Me
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EXTRA
You can make your Unlimited Ride
Weekly Pasq pay for itself merely in 'sav
ing of lunch money. Is there.any better
way than this to get. more time with your
family? Think it over. The pass costs only
$1410; for seven. full days from Monday
morniflg,to .Sunday night
ATHENS RAILWAY &. ELECTRIC
• COMPANY
IN FOREIGN LANDS
,, TINTED TRAVELS
fetches by L, W. Redncr. Versed by Hal Cochran.
Color-tie picture,'with paint or crayons
Z- B. Rdgei
a fow friends of tho High School Staple'
set
~ ' _ (were visitors here Monday.
MR, CARLTON JESTER, JR., I —ffl—
ENTERTAINS VISITORS Mr. A. S. Rowland returned
TUESDAY EVENING ’Tuesday from Atlanta, where
Mr. Harry Talmadge’s hones'attended his class reunion of
guests will be tbe bappy inspire-.at Emory University,
tlon of Mr. Carlton Jester Jr.’e — ffl—
Prom party Tuesday eve ling nl Mr. N. H. Harrison of Mlllejge.
thA home of hie parents. Mr. and I Nile visited friends here Monday.
Mrs. CarPon Jester on Cobb stre-it. I —Efi—
The guest,i will Include his club Miss Mildred Burson has gone
of the High school contingent and!to Marion. Indiana, to accept a po
will he one of the most delightful sition as Dietitian In the National
parties honoring the popular visit-1 Military borne for disabled Volun '
teer Soldiers. Miss Burson Is i
graduate of the State. Normal
School, took' special course
Dletltlcs at the Piedmont Sanlta
rlum of Atlanta and the University
hospital of Augusta.
MR. BOB PATTERSON 1
TO HONOR MR. HARRY
TALMAOGE’S VISITORS^
’ Mr. Bob Patterson will entertain
Thursday evening In honor of Mr.
Harry Talmadge’s guests. Misses
Faucett and Sanford,and Mr. Suck the commencement address.
Faucett of Chattanooga, who are ~
being very elaborately entertained.
Dr. S. V. Sanford left Tuesday
MISS HILDA MEADOW
to receive Masters
DEGREE IN LAW
1 he following InvIUHon has been
received .which la of very cordial
Interest:
The preeldent, trustees and fac-
vitlea of -.he George Washington
University announce the exercises
of commedeement week Juno third
to Juno sixth, nlnetcoh twenty-
three. i
In this class iMIss Hilda Meadow
t|io daughter of Mrs. D. W. Meadow
will receive her Masters Dogroo In
law, there being one other young
woman sharing the great honor In
tho large claaa. Miss Meadow la
being congratulated by relatives
and frlenda upon this noteworthy
distinction and predict for her a
great future.
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lyres’. *.» used fur this mode).
itY blM'biad'ng for trimming, ono
oiii,I 'bar# gingham, drill or crepe or
ret our,.
The pattern Is cut In four sixes:
largs and extra large.
stamps.
No Sfxe.,
Nome ,k
Street Sad Ne.
City Elate
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"SERVICt" OR -PpRCH.v
te licms •in'TYafcflgaT Square.
„ A’rc.mssive as coh/'be^- . „
•Ani -aihen i'heij p,ei their Tjewrlij bath.
• Its quite a dgfci.to
Chlntx and unblenchedViualln werj
•oiub.ned l-> make the style her* il-
The model la alao food for
JBL . • aatetn. and percale, To*
nil# .iiy be omitted, and the fol-
mi Leld In place with a girdle or
“riVs t-rir*W1hi(ti|ttifjfmir slags:
i*niall. 51-21; mflium, 3S-I0; larffe. 4T-
II; antra tars*. *“ g *
hieamre.
in, ue-iv, larir. u*
inches buat
h
1% yard. The wt lih of the skirt t
the foot lilu yartlK.
•V pattci.i or t.ila Illustration tnailu.
to any addrew on vevctpt of 12o in at.
ver or lUmn,
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Street and No.
Cltjr ....I State ...
40CS—A DAINTY FROCK FCR 1
MOTHER’S OIRL.
Dotted 8wi*a and organdy ere bet*
cometned. The atyle ta a!“o prett
for crepe, dimity and baticte. and fu
wash ailk and gabardh.e.
The pattern la cut In four aloex: 4.
« and 10 years. A t-year ase tv
■'raa 2% yard* of 22-Inch materia’
A Pattern of tbfa llluatrntlon m «tie.
to any addreaa on receipt of lie n
silver or atar.iyi.
for a visit to Congressman
Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Wilkinson
are spending a few days in South
Georgia.
Misses Louise Heldlcr of Atlanta
and Ruth Huhn of Baltimore, Mil.,
are the guests of Mrs. Ben Tuck.
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Mr. Earnest Jackson, teacher of
chemistry atf Emory University,
spent the week-end with relatives,
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Mits Mary Penny. has returned
to Vienna after a visit ‘to' Mr. and
Mrs. L. D. Penny for several weeks.
—Br
ittle Meadow Brown of Fiber*
ton will arrive Tuesday to visit her
grandmother, Mrs. D. W. Meadow.
—ffl—
Mrs. J. T. Comer and Miss Allie
Comer, who has just graduated
from the Georgia State College,
were guests of Mrs. E. C. JttekMn
Tuesday enroute to their home in
Comer from MUledgoville..
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Mr. and Mrs. Philip Wcltner and
children of Atlanta who were week
end guests of Mrs. Rosa D. Hull
Tor Lucy Cobb commencement, re
turned home Tuesday morning.
Mr. Weltnor was one of tho speak
ers at the alumnae luncheon Mon
day,at noon. ...
.1 —ffl— . ■' .1 - !•>
Df. Marlon Hull and Mias’Marlon
Hull of Alfhnla worn among tho
visitors hero Monday fdr Lucy Cobb
Alumnae day.
NO FEAR OF EVIL resulting from
trip, summer vacation or long journey,
CHAMBERLAIN’S
COL,c «v RRH ° E ^
Ready for emorgency - night or day.
Hod, Pleasant A. Stovall left
morning for Codartown 'to deliver
Monday afternoon for Savannah
afternoon a week-end visit to Mr, change of diet,water or climate,
and Mrs. Billups Phinisy, and waa inaibiin ilni eta taka rn'tha abort
one of a group of prominent speak
ers at tho Lucy Cobb Alumnao
Luncheon Monday.
—ffl—
Mrs. W. P. Smith and children
of Naahvllte, Tenn., are visiting
her mother, Mrs. Grey Hopkins and
her sister Mrs. H. 'W. Holman. Mr
Smith accompanied them by motor
An route to Washington to attend
tho Shrine convention anil will
turn for a visit berore going: borne.
—ffl—
Mr. McDonald and dflss Daisy
McDonald of Atlanta were visitors
here Monday for Lucy Comm com
mencemenL
rl)initer For*
Scientific Society
The Scientific Society of the
University of Georgia will hold its
annual dinner at the Georgian ho
tel Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock.
Those who expect to attend arc re
quested to notify tho secretary.
Prof. Joseph Krafka at shone 1231)
or 949.
Dr. T. H. McHatton is president
of the society and will preside.
A. H. Moon, Well
Known Here, Dead
His many friends in Athena and
at tbe University will regret to
hear of the death of Mr. A. H-
Moon of Tlfton late Monday after
noon.
Mr- Moon has conducted a course
In mathematics at the University
summer school during past yean
and during the time of his resi
dence in thia city made many
friends. He was an outstanding
figure in educational circles of
Qeorgia, being • member of the
■*' ‘ " ,f edt
state board of
Dan, Dean Is
On Visit Here
Dan Dean, former city editor of
the Athens Hcrafd, is in the city
the guest of his sister, Mrs. Lamar
Scott. Mr. Dean la now living in
Knoxville. Tcnn.. and is tho presi
dent of a large oil'and gas com-
here.
Dean has many friends here
who are glad to aee him again. He
left Athena to enter the World
War, in which he served aa bn of
ficer. and then located in Birming
ham where he was until he went
to Knoxville.
LEVIATHIAN APPLICATION
FOR BERTH HERE HELD UP
NEW YORK—Approval of tho
iplication of the United States
lipping Board for a permanent
berth for the Leviathan on the
Manhattan side of the Hudson
river will depend in some meas
ure on whether the New York
Navy Yard gets contracts for Work
overnment ships. i
le Sinking Fund Commission
delayed action on the application
yesterday. Mayor Hylan said he
would not deal with Chairman
lAsker of the Shipping Board, who
awarded the Buchanan contract (o
the Newport News Shipbuilding
Company.
FUNERAL NOUCl
3
To Star In Europe
JACK80N—Mrs. Eltctm A. Jack-
ou. age seventy years, died at her
homo In, Watkinsvllle, Ga., Tues
day morning at two o’clock, after
a 'brief illness. Mrs. Jackson la
survived by one son, Mr. Andrew
.C. Jackson of Watklnsvllle, flvo
daughters, Mrs..8. P. Speer, Ath
ens, Mrs. F. M. Hubbard, Com
merce, Ga., Mrs. E. M. Anderson,
Atlanta,'Mrs. C. T. Hiusey, 8prlng-
fleld. Ifl.. Mrs. L. D. N. Frambo,
Bishop, Os.; four gnild children,
a number of nephews and nieces.
The funeral will be from the
First Christian church, Watkins,
vllle, tomorrow (Wednesday)
morning at oleven o’clock. Con
ducted by Ror. E. U Shellnutt, of
Auburn, Ga.
-Tbe following will set as pan
bearers: Messrs. H. L. Elder, T. ~
Elder. W. C. Thornton, P, D. Thorn
ton, Dr. H. M. Fuimove. T. B. FUl.
lllove. Bernstein Brothers, funeral
directors, In charge.
Florence Macbeth, a daughter of the
Royal House of Scotland of that name,
ind now prims donna of the Chicago
Opera Company, who has been engaged
e European opera houses—tho
. Cpmique and the National Opers,
Paris; Monte Carb; Barcelona, Spain;
ind Stockholm, Sweden—to eppeer In
: is title role of "Lucia di Lammermoor’’
this summer. Her portrayal of thbrok
in Chicago was the sensation of tbl
oast opera season.
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with three ooncee of Orchari
White, which any druggist wil
supply for a few centa, shake well
in it bottle, and you have a whole
quarter-plat .of the moat wonder
ful freckle and tan cream, and
complexion beautlfler.
Massage this sweetly fragrant
lemob cream into the face, neck,
arms and hands each day and aee
how freckles and blemlanea natu
rally bleach right out and bow
youthfully clear, soft and tody,
white tbe akin bocomei.
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None Sent C. O. D.
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TALCUM
$1.25 Coty’s 98c
50c Violet Deodoriz
ing .. 39c
36c Mary Garden .. 29c
25c Mavis 19c
26c Mennen’s Violet 19c
25c Mennen’s Borated 19c
35c Mennen’s Kora
Konia J 29c
25c Djer Kfcte ..... 19c
25c Orange Blossom. 19c
25c Lazelle 19c
26c Babcock’s'Buter-
fly 19c
25c Palmolive 19c
25c Amolin 19c
35c Amoray 29c
25c Johnson’s Baby
Talcum 19c
$1.00 Quel Que
Fleurs 89c
CREAMS
60c Djer Kiss Vanish
ing Mc
60c Mary Garden Van
ishing • • 38°
60c Woodbury’s Fa
cial .. .. •• • • ♦ • 38 c
60c Nadide. Vanish
ing 38c
35c Daggette & Rams-
dells 29c
25c Daggette & Rams-
dclls- 19c
10c Daggette & Rams-
* dells .. 8c
35c Mentholatum .. 29c
35c Vick’s Salve .. . 29c
36c Pond’s Vanishing
Cream 29r
35c Frostilia 29c
TOILET WATER
$2.19 Azurea .. .. $1.98
$2.19 Floramye .. $1.98
$1.89 Djer Kiss .. $1.49
$1.00 Orange Blos
som 89c
$1.25 Mary Garden i. 98c
POWDER
$1.00 Mary Garden . 89c
98c Azurea 89c
98c Floramye .. .... 89c
65c Java 59c
50c Luxor white .... 39c
EOc Pompeian Beauty 39d
50c Mavis .. .. .... 39c
Coty’s 89c
TOOTH PASTE
60c Forhans 49c
p5c Prophylactic Tooth •
Powder 59c
26c Dr. Lyons* 19c
45c Prophylactic Tooth
Brushes .: .. ... 34c
50c Pebeco 38c
SOAPS
Z5c Woodberry’s .... 19c
25c Cuticuya Soap .. 19c
25c Cutfcura ointment 19c
25c Pears Glycerine
Soap’ 19c
15c Sayman .. .'. .. 11c
15c Lux .. .. .. .'. He
16c Ivory Soap
Flakes 11c
15c Bon Ami 11c
25c Pure Olivo Oil
Castile Soap .. .. 19c
15c Castile Soap .. .. 11c
25c Johnson’s Baby
Soap 19c
MISCELLANEOUS
80c Mum 26c
60c Odorono .. ..... 49c
$1.00 Odorono .. .. 89c
22c Ammonia 19c
20c Witch Hazel ... 16c
$1.65 Eau dc Quin-
nino .. .. .. .. $1.49
15c Bay Rum 11c
60c Mulsificd Cocoa-
nut Oil
60c Packer’s Tar
Shampoo .....
30c Listerino .. .
60c Listerino .. .
25c Spiro •. .. ..
39c
38c
24c
49c
19c
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Cakes Ivory V
Soap ..
25c
We have gone through our stock of Men’s
Shoes and have taken out about 250 pairs
of Low Shoes and Oxfords, representing
broken lots, but all sizes from 6 to 11, and
every pair of the highest grade and of the
most representative lines and we will offe
them, commencing on
Tomorrow Morning
June 6, at
$3.50 Per Pair
Our policy is to carry no broken lots, and
thus avoid carrying styles'from season to
season.
• vj,- ' ' ,r, \ .tegUp
It will be worth your white to come early
and get a selection.
LEE MORRIS
“THE DAYLIGHT CORNER”
Corner of Broad and Jackson Streets
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