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TUB BAIWm.HBRAU>. ATHJW8L C*0«Clfl QC1ETY 0ffk * 120 ‘— Dr Mlts - ALICE ADAMS—Rctldence *32. VISITORS HONORED AT LOVELY RECEPTION ON THE CAMPUS Honofiiifi: the distinguished visi tors who are attending the P. t. A. Conference at the University this week the Athenn Parent- Teachers association entertained at a very lively reception Thurs day afternoon. frAm five to seven, nn the University carapbs. Among those receiving were Mrs K. B. Hudson. Airs. T, \V. Reed Mrs. W. P. Brooks, Airs, pj-ta* BirchmorA. And* Mrs. Dornblatt. Delicious punch was served fron «rystal punch bowls embedded with vari-colpred garden .flowers. Morris* 'teVJhestfa rendered r i)eautlfiac4^criion for the happy nrcaskm ;J - Among 'the noted visitors present were Jifrs'.' 'Winnifred Carberry Washington tl«y, Mrs. Nunnnl|> Johnson^ jy Columbus, Mrs. Bruc< Carr Jones of ifacon, and others. A'fe'rcat Story Of Movie Life LAST’SHOWING PALACE t8Mkt l?J2*l? ULME KINNBRew I entertains i Airs, liulme Kinnebrew was host, ess to the Young Matrons Ciufc lust Thursday afternoon at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J- T. Strange. Quantities of lovely garden flowers placed throughout the rooms made attractive deco rations. The guests were Me* dames J. J. Wilson, Moseley, Kim- ha,, 1 UeLaPcrriere, Autry, Strange Daniel, Carithers, Eberhart, Har ris, Hodges. Plrklt, Flanigan, Stew- are. Henson, Camp. Cooper and Misses Harris and Stanton. A lovely salad course was served.— The Winder News. HILL-MERK. Mr. Harry JC Merk, of Athens and Miss Bailie Marguerite HIP were happily married at the honv of Mrs. Byrd Harris Tuesday, July 3, Rev. Taylor Morton officiating Both are prominent ypung people the bride being the eldest daughtei of Mr. John W. Hill, of this city, and is one of the sweetest anc most beloved young ladies of our town, and their many friendr throughout this section extend t* them heartiest congratulations. I May they live long and prosper.— The Winder News. | CORE MUSCLES from outdoor sports ire re- lievsd by massaging with— Visits Over 17 Million Jmr» U-d Ytarty visit to Miss Mildred Rutherford at Lakemont. -ffi- Lieut. Dissenbaugh has returned to Camp McClellan atir a visit tp his family. Miss Flossie Henson has returnee from a few days visit to relatives in Athes.—Wlnnder News. Mrs. Nannie McCurry entertain ed at dinner Thursday evening ir honor of her kinsman, Mr. J. H. Dorsey, of Athens. Present were MF. Dorsey. Prof, and Mrs. Herbert , A. Maxey and others.—Hartwell Bun. 1 —ffl— ! Mr. and Mrs. Carl Epps and Misr. Mae Woods motored to Atlanta thh tnornlh.r for the day. ! —i#— Miss Lillian Beusse and Mis'. Wllmer Boroughs of Danlelsvillc aTfc the Attests of Mrs. O. A. Wright -ffi- - MJssr.i Frances and Mnrgare' Bond, Mias Virginia Farnr an< Mrs. J. C. Hutch. is, tR.. motored to Gaffney, 8. C., where they wll’ visit Mrs. Hutchins parents foi several days. —BB— Mrs. Lamar Rucker returned to day from Atlanta where she spen' several weeks. DELIGHTFUL SWIMMING PARTY FOR VI8ITORS Honoring Miss Virginia Howard a charming visitor from Columbur Mrs. w. M. Crane will entertain at Mrs. Mercer Murray lias returnee* to Atlntna after a visit to her sis ter, Mrs. T. M. Philpot. . Miss Virginia Howard of Colum bus. who has been studying music a vary delightful dimming part,,** Boston Goneervatory l» th< •* “»** h ‘» «ve«lng at «:t» * u “‘ «**;“£ “** « Following the swim picnic lunch will bo enjoyed. The guests wil’ Misses Virginia Howard, Messrs. .Inc* Wilkins, Garland liulme, John Drewry, Beider Fred- nrh k, William Anhford, Ted Ry-1 S^kVnd' .her and Lew,, Jordan. I “it w^k for cultural, barring some lumbering arid 'exclusively rural, the county seat, having but 3,500 Inhabitant! and the only two other towns be ing much smaller, went practical ly bankrupt, and certainly Insolven when the advent of the boll’ wedvl* and the catelysmlc reaction front postwar Inflation wiped out hel eIngle cropping system. Out of her very desperation wa/ conceived the plan of her salvation Turner did not make the mistake of hanging on sullenly to all cot ton, in face of disastrous and con vincing experience that only a few acres of cotton could be grown t» >w nnd even so much onI> cautiously and as entirely surplu crop. Leadership toward the light cam« from the business men. the banker and the industrial chiefs. Tb< I rank and file of the farmers wen I by then too broken In spirit. to« ! bankrupt in physical resources a I well initiate such a' movement or to see it through. But the .Tur nor merchants are farmer mer chants, the Turner bankers farme hankers: to put it plainly, then could be no saving themselves, ex cept through saving the farmer! So they gave sober and anxiou rtudy to the question of what shouh h" done. They sought every eor of information from every jrourc’ at command. When they -ha(^ roughed out what they considered « sensible plan, the heat they coul** devise, they edited Into consultatiot the farmers nnd everybody else, be cause nil were vitally concerned The program was gone over, ltsnr by item, revised in detftlts, and ul tiinateiy It won the adherence o •arly all the leaders In variom groups in the county. Then calm systematic campaign to •sell** th- program not to the farmers on!: hut to the entire county. CERTAIN COLLECTIVE OPINIONS To Greetings Sent By Legion as follows; . , _ ‘•Washington, D. C., July 6th, 1923. Department of Georgia, Americno Legion Former President Sends) Message to Georgia De- Receipt of Felicitations. I A the Ga e received with genuln* prhle and pleasure the generour message from comrades of the D«- paftniMt Acknowledging [*“„ icy heartfelt thanks an* 1 affection ate greetings. -WOODROW WILSON.** American Legion tooR a mesaagi T Ih IOTn n , en t to Mr. Wll«nr Friday from BvPraaMenl Wood-' bv lh> . nepartment wag »f>|low- row \VII»n Int»«le4 for (he Lc- ( . , aUkim. fta, Washington, D. C. “Ths Georgia Department of the American Legion in convention’as- sembled In Athens, Georgia, sends heartiest greetings and beat wlshea to our Comrade in Arms and db- slre to expresa our loftiest esteem Constant appreciation for his glor ious achievement on Inspiring hit comrades In arms to a glorlour ,victory." mc«Tg«if - [2 /CONSTIPATION ^ goes, ami energy, pep and ~ vim return when taking CHAMBERLAIN* TABLET* Keep stomach iweet—Hvar active bowels refular—*boly 25c. Read Baner-Herald Want Ads. here. * ti.» telewenr-wfe; CBjjrtplyt j i* wilaonl lo the On. aent him TUftsiliiy^hd nnerlirv-fhlef Introduced on the floorer tlm dam- thin o> Wv July 3rd*;lV-3. vention by Chas. E. Martin i iSx Army slid N.ivy, rsnr* ?——- ■ n Will Mske Eaw; to Capital Out of all this faking counsel to. gether developed a collective opin ion (1) that, weevil or no weevil the one crop system had E. Wvsson and Mrs. W. M. Crane Mr. and Mrs. .L R. Mitchell. Mr . Hntvnrri tf.n, »nd,Mrs. Harry Mitchell and Maste erino Auhfnrd Cheater Mitchell motored through, - - — —... . Vw CIwi wfiklnl^^ mi»Mh I ,rom PorM *- Mi “ 3 • nnd ar " th, ’“'i""" mlalske: (!) |h,t there wai Manim BulToek ^la^ nt Mr ' and Mr » toren,Mitch- ! a f ea « ,a ‘ u ™ for the county wer V* 11 .1 -II ht the home of Mr. nn.l Mra. C > a 'p- " r » a l> a »ure heat adapter W. Croow on Mliledgc avenue j;°,.. her P«cullar/condltloflt followed They will be joined by. Mr., am little daughter motor trip tc Tallulah Falls where thoj^ will GIRLS AUXILIARY . TO MEET The Girls Auxiliary of the First Baptist church will meet with Mis: w Ulino Hadaway on Cobb street Saturday afternoon, July 7th at T. /clock. 'Tf/e creamyow stfn demands MEETING' A*f:UNIVERSITY CHAPEL FRIDAY EVENING AT 8:15 ‘‘.Muilc, In-fhe Common Rchoo* spend several days. -BR- Mr. Garner Anderson of Golds boro. N. C., Is visiting his father, Mr. J. T. Anderson on Prince ave nue. Captal nand Mrs. T. H. Daxler and family are spending several days at White Sulphur Springs near Gainesville. -«*- Miss Dorothy Hale will return Bystein”—Reasons for Its adoption to Atlanta Saturday after a visit and the host methods and kirn j to Mrs.’H. B. Ritchie on Cobh of music to employ. At the Uni-1 strati I with a county wide Intensive fort and that (3) come weal or woe whatever should come would per force he shared in common. From such collective opinion hat Frown a brotherly spirit of co-op eration, that is galvanising Jnt constructive, co-ordinated actior ah of the forces for economic, an' civic benefit. The mechanics o selling" the basic ideas to the peo pl* have to do with promotion KMWty nn< * elaborately organise* o'tmpalgnlng readily enough versity chapel this evening at 8:15 HP TOILET REQUISITES Sold and explained on request. You may find out iust What qpu need by calling at Miss Virginia Trammell of Kan napolis N. C.\ Is the attractive!will return Satui guest of Mrs. F. H. Trammell. -ffl- Mrs. Bruce Carr Jones of Mn con, Stato President of Parent Teachgrs Association, Is a distln- uished visitor in the city for the I*. T. A. Conference now In ses sion at the University. —ID— I Mrs. Nunnally Johnson of Co- * I liiinhuH, Ga., nnd Mrs. Wlnnifred i Carberry of Washington City srr jin the city for the P. T. A. Con ference. —81— Mrs. W. A. Cason of Atlanta it I visiting her daughter, Mra. „ Oer- j dine Lumpkin on Prince avenue |Mrs. Lumpkin and young son wli' ‘accompany Mrs. Cason to Atlantr * next week for a v^slt. Judge and Mrs. ft. K. Lunvpkle mntorad to Atlanb Friday, they Mrs. llttlr Oscar Davison and \ nltteL— j daughter, Elisabeth, are at White *, j) I Sulphur Sprlnga neo • Galnesvilb for the summer. | Mina Mamie Lucas la expected , home tomorrow from a two weekr MISS PANSY MOORE 228Vo Clayton Street Mr. E. M. Nix left today for De Funlsk Springe. H»„ after a vlnlt to Mr. tfnrt Mrs. Ablt Nix on Dear, fng street. THE TUBKER COUNTY PLAN (Contlnusd From Page One) found aerene hope, from hard times tension. There* a Ipok In their faces which the In vestlgators from the eastward o the Savannah ,would give much to glowing once more in the coun t<*nances of’ the farmers In certalr Ckrolintan counties! WHEN TURNER WA8 "FLAT* Turner county, exclusively agrl nnd synchronized These details can __ he framed, once the purpose ) formed nnd on effectual fereei faith (tcvcloprd In the leaden. Wllntll nf.MM nil ... ^ everything do whom, after all, pends. (The third artlcc In the Tu. • unty Pr °P r:im *eriea will ap ,n ,hc Uancnr-Herald Bunday. Miss ^etty Byrne Is on the will be prerentrd to IV.t.hinr.loi ter of Former Chief Ju ico I‘c: Pccle. n* r n r:!to. I; h nruounccd i K'n li *he cHugh Ccu.. c" C.'.-’nn end Mrr 10 NORMAL DUTIES (Continued froi m p»fe one) MICHAEL’S TOMORROW DONT MISS IT CEEARANCE SALp OF WHITE SPORT HATS f 5,00 & $7.*0 Values for ‘ Your Unrestricted Choice of Every Hat in Stock Values up to $15.00, for $5.00 There is the lustrous white of crepe, the silky white of taffeta, , the creamy white of leghorn", the sheer white of ribbons. EXQUISITE CREATIONS. city, the county and thTchamtw of Commerce hut practically th. entire amount nraa uaed in deco rutin* the City. Not a merchant not n business house nor an Indl vldual was asked for a penny do relaxation nation nnd for the evente charae, for more than the money'e wortl baa given. PAGEANT AND PARADE PRAISED The pageant offered Tueedej nleht was pronounced one of 'hinge ever offered while the parade Wednesday nisi.' When over <00 Legionnaires rled railroad fused through principal streets a sight was fared that was both beautiful an. Inspiring. The next ^Ol^ventlon goes to fca vannah and will last but two day: the length being cut this year frotr three daya to two. The local fee. will begin at once on plana to aei a large delegation to the'State eon vention and In all probability wll hove a representative at the Na jJ’h'J J-onvenllon lo Sbn rmaclae.. TALKS TO ASSEMBLE (Continued from peps one; BREAK8 RECORD ATLANTA.—Georgia poll more delinquent Federal taxes during May than any other atnte In the Union, according to reports re- celved by Collector of Internal Rnvenuo .Rose for Georgia. Col. Icctlone totalling *71.24* were made In the .state lir* May liy twenty- eight fields-deputise. The report sliowqd-'an average of ft,137. which a national record. Teacher*# Examination ] j Examination for teach era for rural achoola, Clarke County, will be | held on August 3rd and tlh. ParUcs I drslrln* to taka thia examination. <; BiBJt register at office ot acbool rupenntcndonL Hooka for cwglntm- - Uon will be open July 20th to Aug. *3693 3821—A POPULAR MODEL. M mn*ir p#r«on like* com fort. gild a«m more lhan at |»l*y- time. In thl* next and »lro|ile i»lay lull "fakhlon" ha* contrlvctl to do- relop a practical garment.' The imock and kftkkera.are. cut in onr. lo the garmcht May* "together, tnd le Mey to adjust. The pattern I* cut In four else*: 1 t. I and 4 year*. A 2-rear a’*# will require t% yard* of 31-inch material. Pongee, rra*h. linen, gingham, chinta and cretonne Are nice for thin atyJe. Pattern mailed to any addrrsu on receipt of 13c in illver or atampe. MICHAEL’S TOMORROW-SATURDAY—ONLY No Phone Orders. No Mail Orders. None Sent C. 0. D. TOILET GOODS SALE TALCUM ?1.25 Coty’s 98c 50c Violet Deodoriz ing 39c 85c Mary Garden .. 29c 25c Mavis 19c 26c Mfennen’s Violet. 19c 25c Mennen’s Borated 19c 26c Orange Blososm . 19c 25c Lazelle 19c 25c Palmolive 19c 25c Babcock’s Buter- fly 19c 25c Amolin 19c 35c Amoray 29c $1.00 Quel Que Fleurs 89c CREAMS 50c Djer Kiss Vanish ing 38c 60c Mary Garden Van ishing 38c 50c Woodbury’s Fa cial 38c' 50c Nadine Vanishing 38c ^ 26c Daggette & Rams- dells 19c 10c Daggette & Roms- dells 8c 35c Mefitholatum ... 29c 35c Pond’s Vanishing Cream 29c 50c Pompeian Day. Cream 39c TOILET WATER $2.19 Azurea . . $1.98 $2.19 Floramye ... $1.98 $1.00 Orange Blor- rom 89c 26 Mary Garden , 98c 00 Mavis 89c POWDER $1.00 Mary Garden . 89c 98c Azurea 89c 98c Floramye ...... 89c 65c Java .... 59c 50c Luxor White ... 39c 50c Pompeian Beauty 39c 50c Mavis 39c Coty’s 89c 50c Djer Kiss 39c 75c Garden Allah .. 49c $1.2 $1.0 . TOOTH PASTE G5c Prophylactic Tooth Powder 59c 25c Dr. Lyons 19c -15c Prophylactic Tooth Brushes 34c 50c Pebeco . .„ .... 38c 60c Pepsodent 39c 25c Sanitol 19c 30c Kolynos 24c SOAPS 25c Woodbury’s ..19c 25c Cuticura Soap .. 19c 26c Cuticura ointment 19c 15c Sayman .. .. .. 11c 16c Lux 11c 15c Ivory Soap Flakea 11c 16c Bon Ami 11c 26c Pure Olive Oil Castile Soap 19c 15c Castile Soap .... 11c 25c Johnson’s Baby Soap i 19c 15c Pears Unscented 11c 25c Packers Tar .... 19c MISCELLANEOUS 30c Mum 26c 60c Odorono 49c $1.00 Odorono 89c 22c Ammonia 19c 20c Witch Hazel ... 16c $1.65 Eau do Quin- nine $1.49 15c Bay Rum 11c 50c Packer’s Tar Shampoo 36c 35c Odorono ... ... 29c $1.25 Pinauds Lilac Vcgital 99c 60c Mulsificd Cocoanut oil 39c EXTRA SPECIAL Palm Olive Soap, Dozen .. .... .. 89c FOOT COMFORT DEMONSTRATOR from * CHICAGO “ — No. «... Biie .... Name Street and No. ,,, CltJ .SKI, ..... I... A POPULAR PLAY GARMENT, Pattern Mil w,« emplogaa tbr till* dealkn. It I* cut In four *!*»•■: 2. 4, 8. end 8 r>ar*. - A 4-year *i*e re- Autre* IU nrdv of STr'iic* -materin!. I Seeraurter. glnxji.am. 'Iffil. poplin, nw. llneh. I^VeaN, kind«-rRart<-n ekrth. A4h*rdln« find m*y be pAUtrn’of t |bT*,JJi^tion mkl|ed I Name j Street dod No. , I City odel . , voile, batirte, silk or crepe. Plcot edg'ng. piping or binding wilt form a rultabi- finlah. The front panel could Imj embroidered. The m pfenning In organdy or d< The pattern ia cut In four alaaa: e. 8 and 1« yearn. A 8-year ala* * quire* 2S yard* of Sl-Inrh matei A pattern #f thin IlluiUatlej ami to any addres* *n receipt of 12o la -■ ■ - — .l Nc». SIM #••*••• Name ...... HiHin. Street And Na. : .....iHi.ii.. ,CII. Steta .....t. 'Jnil.'ltKIuxIVA. June 30. iut. THOS. H. DOZIER, C. 8. 8. JuL 1-2-J-4-B-8. MILLINERY SALE THE STYLE SHOP. Miss Susie Wells t \ ’ SPECIALS $15.00 Values .. ' A $8.TO *10.06'Values .. 56J30 $ 5.00 Values $2.50 $ 3.00 Values $1.00 See these.wonderful values before buying. We have a splendid line ‘of Sports, Felts, -Milana. .Leghm’nagJEeathfaaw Jonpona,-JUb- bons, etc. I’e Fooc- tnc feet, r and nervea. be worn in any Coming to Our Store R. T. JOHNSON Thh man is a representati• e r«# Tu* Scholl MJg. Co., of Chicago, rnaksrs of DsScholls tbot Comfort Appliances He is thoroughly versed in the methods of giving foot comfort, originated by Dr.Wm. M. Scholl and which are in use in every part of the world. We Extend You a Personal Invitat to come to our store and Icam how thou sands of people suffering from corns, cal louses, bunions, weak ankles fallen arches, tired, hurting feet have been benefited by the use of these remarkable foot com fort appliances. A Please Consider this a Pet suua! Invitation MICHAEL c BROS. SHOE DEPARTMENT