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(EONESOAVj TCT BA1WHK-H1TOAI.D. 'ATHENS. OEORCT* PACK SRVEV '— 1 " !— I Palm Garden to I Observe First Anniversary Will Give Big Dance to Public Thursday Night. Hold “Open House” Dur ing the Day. Celebrating lt« flrat snnlversaYy I the/Georgian Palm Oarden will ■ hold “open house” all day Thors- day and give a dance to the public GEORGIAN PALM GARDEN SIMPLE OEr.7SCE.*.OL2 APiiOM. o, r -.th bhrviiD'? 1* r.' i:> l>t • |o.;-J'.}Cd. Til. I n g .ol i '.iMI fur satteca. In the Georgian Hotel Thursday night A fi^e orchestra haa been en gaged to play In the Palm Garden Thursday and will also play at me dance which begins at 9 o'clock. The management extends a cor* dial Invitation to itto public, men* women and children to visit the ice cream parlor on Thursday. Opening one year ago Thursday the £$lm Garden haa enjoyed n wishes to express to you their appreciation of your liberal patronage during the \ past year and to extend to you ^ a mo$t cordial invitation / IS to / visit us on our The world’s Finest Candy mosr'snccessful year and Is rated as one of the most Up-to-date ICO creapa-tiarlors In the south. ANNIVERSARY The Palm Garden Is one of the city’s most vsluable assets and is rery popular throughout this sec tion and with visitors to toe city from all parts of the country. \ June seventh, nineteen hundred When anything less than the most exquisite to he .had might be a social risk. SPECIAL: Orchestra oAfternoon and Evening For Sale by Georgian^ Palm Garden c Dance 9 to 12 V'VIRCIL^ (hollingsworth! Vaugusta.ca>6 whoieHoniCy mamy iniru wiiicb nui always characterized thcae cun* I tests, those stimulators of. youth* ful endcaVor. Much of these high school con ! testants who will come to Athens ( have already won distinction In soma field; they have already woo) the honor of representing theli i district high school in the state! meet either In oratory, music, do* [ hating, recitation, athletics, or one i of the many other ovsi^s which} will l>o contested here—and each • expects to carry awity to his or j her school the trophy, tho honor» of being state champion. To The Georgian Palm Garden 4JI1-A PRETTY COWN, him very plrnslng model, with v f.lrit, it 1m a stylo b actrariivs for comhlnnt on* of f -' bv’o'ana s.Uc, linen «n«l an r .: ;.V.ci’v. ould bo pleasin';. ’ i J -' • h eat l i e*Ciit olztsJ :C ;.nJ -Li Inches fc'v a CKnc.i f.%3 wliltl •• r. /jr-Ji if 3C-:nr‘.i inutc*rln». i r.:i• i anil s'?cvo drapery o.’ V 1 ' i : u-jrlol, '.111 require V: 1 i w do or, 2 r ,\ jar It <f fn Tho width of tl:s a; t- -U ysrtlr. jm. . . f iiri ii(uiitiati(Mi mallei 17 »ll'.PtjM receipt uf'hu'lu Gifts That Lightens Mother's Labor Evidence of much excitement comes from nil over the state, Ir anticipation of'the contests here Thursday, Friday and Saturday “We havo worked hard and long; we have given our representative nil .tko training, all the encourage* 1 meat at out’ disposal and he will We Distribute— -a. complished .The young mother and the older mother need the assistance of electric lavor-savers. Sure to be used and appreciated Electric cleaner, with attachment*. A comfortable new iron. Handsome coffee service. Electric tea kettle for her very own. Table stove tor cool summer cooking. Snowdrift Lard Dainty Flour Nonparfel . Merry Widow Rising Sun Honey Boy demonstrated hero, which has ev* or been shown in a state contest before. A program of the’various events follows: Thurnday June 7th 1:10 p. m« University Chapel, Itecitation con tests./ The girls of the graduating class of tbo Athena High School will sing on a th!s, the opening night meeting. -*'' * Friday, June 8th, 9 a. m. An mini meeting of the Association In Peabody Hall. :caj, plav rtiiT. ■»rn»at bttte ftlrl v;ho may comfortable, op 1J»*» Ufa A* Jiar* •ehown** puf »me gifts to extend her leisure hours. Prices^ r e jqin in extending dur heartiest congratu- ’ , anniversary! of the Webb- Crawford Company Satuimv,' June 9th. 9 a. m 1 Meeting .of Association. 1 12 m. Annual debat^ deliver} of prises^ banners, cups, etc. £ull programs and directions ran be obtained from Dr. J. B Stewart Peabody Hall.' Inched f tVJfi ijliutralioTr mnlTfd 1 on receipt Mt 12o In ell* ATHENS RAILWAY & ELECTRIC Cp. CARO QF THANKS Mr. Bill McKinnon wishes to thanK his friend, and acquaint ances lor tho flowers trays, and many expressions of kindness ten. dored him during bis recent con finement In tho St. Mary’s hos pital. ,. Banner-Herald . Want Ads. Read Herald Want Ads. I Athens Georgia iiiraLiifcfiiMHM W/ A\ 7i :di A ’ t /i ‘/l /ft /ft /ft 7ft /ft /ft /ft 'fit/ft*