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TWH nANWRH-HCTAliP. ATBKS9. WWM
liss LEILA MAE HULL WILL
WED MAJOR HUNTER HARRIS
AT HOME HERE AUGUST 22ND
cordial and state wide
. enters the approaching
- of Miss Leila lunry Hull
Hunter Harris on the eve
: August 22nd at the horn*
Inkle-elect's mother, Mrs
Louisville Lou”
The Vampin' Lady)
stealing into every
nee program and trot-
ini away with all the
.fcouquets. Ted Lewie'
close
the 1.
Deloney Hull on Hill Istreet
ue o'clock. Helutlves und
friends have been invited foi
ly occns.on. which will be j jnp every
of the
tnge possesses all the personal
charms and mental gifts of a long
line of ancestors. On both sidei
she Is closely related to many of
the Southland's most gifted a
prominent families. Few girls ha
so many devoted friends, young
and old, as the lovely bride-elect;
she has reigned as a social favor
ite since, her debut, especially In
the cultural life of Athens, feceiv*
educational advantage
njoat important social possible. She graduated fro.,. ....
f.r. n ‘, 8 . t h V. m ^o Un ‘T, r , aea “ on ! »»* h «*ool. «* «n honor pupil foj
^ ap a n L. 1). Miller of Port Me* i },er eight years attendance, also an
I herson will officiate at the beau-. honor graduate of Lucy Cobb. Shi
tiful ceremony. ' - • -
>ok ;
special course at the State
Normal, one at Columbia Univer
sity and the Agricultural College
and received her degree at th*!
University of Georgia. . For Severn■
•on OI yoarH sJl ° has one of the best
Callle I rnu,, 'P<'«1 and most gifted numbers
Miss Hull will be given in mar
riage by her brother, Mr Henry
Hull of Jhcksonville, Fla., and at
tended by her sister, Mrs. GordoA
Carson of Savannah as matron of
honor and her cousin. Miss Callle- , .
Hull of Wa.hlnr.on. D. C.. ni . uf O’-! Hlsh Scnool faculty. Aild
maid of honor. Major Harris will I to ho , r “ cnta ' arc Bl1 thl
ho alt. -dcd by hfa brother, Sena of c "‘‘ nnl ” s J ' ounK woroNn '
tor William J. Harris -*f Wash*
ingti
The ceremony wHI be followed by
lovely reception which will be
arked lw a very charming anc*
delightful hospitality
rrlage will ignite two of
the oldest and most* influential
families of the state, both having
figured prominently In the making
of southern history as leaders in
social and civic affairs. Miss Hull
is the second daughter of the late
Mr. .John Hop.. Hull and Mrs. Rosa
Deloney Hull and by right of her!*
Major Harris Is the son of the
late Dr. and Mrs. Charles Hook.
Harris of Cedartown.
After leaving his native hrnnf
h* finished his education In Buf-
falo, N. Y. lie entered the Span-
ish-American war In 1898 with th.
Georgia volunteers, serving with
distinction In the Philippines, on
the Mexican border, and served at
Camp Gordon, and Ft. Riorum
Y. and other ramps during
war. he went In the regular army
In 1901 and gradually rose to
| Mgh office of Major. Ho came to
| Athens a year ago ns profesaor of
I Military Science and tactics of the
High School, and haa made hosti
of friends who are extending most
cordial congratulations. Majoi
Harris is universally known from
coast to coast not only In military
but In social circles. He is th<
brother of Senator William J. Har
ris of Washington, D. C.. General
Peter C. Harris also of Washington
Lieut. Jam-** Coffee Harris, U. 8
Navy, Dr. Seale Harris of Birming
ham, *Prof. J. C. Harris of Cedar-
town. Mrs. Annie Harris Jones of
v Cednrtown t Mrs W. T. Garrett, of
Barnesvllle and Mrs. John Quinn o'
Snndersvllle.
Among the out of town guests
for the wedding will be Mr and
Mrs. Gordon Carson and children of
Savannah, Mr. and Mrs. Hemy Hut
and little Henry. Jr. of Jackson
vllle, Fla., Mr. and Mrs. Deloney
Hull of Dublin, Mr. and Mrs Phil
lip Weltner. Dr and Mrs. Marlon
Hull and Miss Marlon Hull *of At-
JnMa. Pr(f. and Mrs, J. C Harris,
of Cave Springs and daughters,
Mrs. Margaret Baird and Miss Ag
ncs Harris. Major General and Mrs
Peter C. Harris of Washington, D
C.. Mrs Annie Harris Jones of Cet
dartown. Senator and Mrs. W.
Harris, Washington, D C, and
daughter. Miss Julia Wheeler Har.
rls. Dr and Mrs. Seale Harris and
Miss Josephine Harris of Birming
ham. Mr. and Mrs. W T Garrett o
Darnesvllle, Mi and Mrs. George I
Harris, Atlanta
MY FORTUNATE ISLE8.
Long years have I dreamed of the
Fortunate Isles,
Which they told of in olden time t
Where the days come and go with
Love’s own smiles,
The land with a faultless c!Ii
Decatur are the guests of Mr and
Mrs William Peek on College ave
nue
Miss Irene Gregory Is spending
her vacation on a camp to bo uway
two weeks.
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Products
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Y which Crown Gasoline is produced,
Y and the care and efficient methods
used in its manufacture, insure you
; , a product that will start quicker,
c , '4. give more power and more miles
to the gallon.
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We invite you to visit our service
stations at
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Washington and Thomas Streets
Hancock and Hull
Athens, Ga.
And nearly everywhere you go.
Ask our service station man or salesman about our
free crank case service; also about coupon books.
Better Stick To The Standard
Always buy at the station or
the dealer with the Crown sign.
They have haunted my dreams In
the deep of night,
Alik*- through the day I see.
The shores of the Fortunate Isis
of light.
Breeze-swept by a stormless sea
LIko travelers old I searched for
For*tho shore of my Fortunate
Isle,
But the search would end with a
flood of tears,
And sorrow, with never a smile.
But at last I hnve found my For
tunate Islo
And have anchored hero to stay.
I found it close, where your gentle
smile
Makes a Heaven of glad each
day.
—H. E. IIARMAN
MISS JANIE LOUI8E
ROBERTS ENTERTAINS
AT MOVIE PARTY
Monday morning Miss Janie
Louise Roberts entertained veri
delightfully a few school friends at
a very enjoyable movie party at
the nlace theatre followed by re
freshments at Costa's Mrs. O M.
Roberts and Miss Jane Webb were
chnperones
The guests Included Misses Marie
Mcllntton, Frances Northcutt
Pauline Hadnway, Elizabeth Stew-
net. Mnrtha Carter Story, Jose-
Crook, Vineta Crane, Mary Bur
nett, Martha Carter Story, Jose
phlnc Hodgson, and Jacqueline
Drone of Charlotte, N. C,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Leroy Percy and
children of Birmingham passed
through the city Sunday en route
to Asheville, N C.
Mr. Gordon Carson of Savannah
spent the week end with his (ami
ly at the home of Mrs. Rosa D
Hull.
?s*^Talma
Mrs Charles Talmadge returned
to Dillard, Monday morning accom
panied by Mrs Daisy Talmadge
Pitts who will be her guest for
ten days.
Sergeant nnd Mrs. J. K Rklnner
nnd young daughter Eleanor have
returned from a visit to Mlliedge*
Messrs. John Erwin Talmadge
and Coke Talmadge, Jr„ have teen
spending a few days In Dillard.
STANDARD Oil COMPANY
INCORPORATED
Mr. and Mrs. E F. Porter and
children are expected home from
Charleston, S, C., Tuesday
Mrs. Golden Knight nnd children
will return from Monroe this week.
Miss Cuyler Trussell and little
daughter LaGrange will return
from Rome this week where they
}ih.ve been visiting relatives for
sometime.
The friends of Mr. Hughe#
Spalding of Atlanta will be pleased
to learn he Is Improving from an
Illness of several days.
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Mr. nnd Mrs. Abe Joel, Mrs. Han
nah Joel Bernstein and little Rich
ard Bernstein and Mr. "Bobber’
Joel are expected today from At
lantic City and New York.
Mrs. Frank Lawler and little
daughter are expected home from
Tennessee this week after an ab
sence of two months.
8AW0U8T NEWS
Mrs J. O. Barnette Is visiting
relatives In White Plains and 81-
loam this week.
Mr. and Mrs. R W Phillips pre
spending this week In Atlanta.
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Mrs J R Caudle is visiting rela
tives In Atlanta.
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Mr. Jones Yow of Norcross spent
Sunday in the city.
Mrs. 8. O. Massey nnd children
have returned home after spend
ing a few weeks with relatives'
near Hull '
Miss Daisy Turner of Cabin
Creek Is the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
L. A. Barnette.
Miss LucIIe Cooper spent
week end In Wlntervllle the guest
of Miss Elsie Anno Johnson.
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Mrs. Charles F. Jones of Cedar-
tmtvn Is the guest of Mrs Charles
Collins. Pa
>
Mr. and Mrs. James White are
at Grove Park Inn, Asheville, N
C.. and will stop at Hendersonville
with Mrs. Fred 8. Morton before
returning home.
Miss Nellie-Sprout will return
from Chautauqua, N. Y., Thursday
afternoon after a delightful visit
of several weeks.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Rteppaeher of New
York arrived Monday afternoon
having been called here by the crit
ical illness of their daughter, Mrs
Charles Joef. Miss Ether Sfep-
pacher arrived Saturday.
Mr. Morton Williams of Charles
ton spent Sunday in the city.
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Ml.* Marl* Peek of New Tork.
Mr. D. O. Howard of Eil*a*o Texn*
and Mr, and Mr, John Daniel of
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The party given by Mrs E. I.
Gordon Saturday night was enjoy
ed by all present.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C AVIllInms
dined with Mr Lamar Barber and
family Sunday.
Little Juanita Gordon Is sick at
this writing Wo hope for her a
speedy recovery.
Mrs. Louis Pellew of Macon and
Mrs Albert Thornton of South
Georgia spent the week end with
Mr. and Mrs. E. B Cohen.
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' The critical Illness of Mrs
Charles Joel on University Drive
Is the source of great sorrow tc
her many friends.
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Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Peadwyloi
and children. Virginia and T. J
Jr., Mr. nnd Mrs M L Calloway o!
Rayle. Mr qnd Mrs. E. C Callo
way and Miss Blanch Calloway and
Mr nnd Mrs. E. S Rylee are In
Carlton attending a family house
party of their mother and brother
Mr. J. O. Deadwyler and Mr. C G
Deadwyler.
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Mr Henry Jlpll left Sunday for
his home In Jacksonville after n
visit to his mother. Mrs. Rosa D.
Hull and will return later for thr
marriage of hla sister. Miss Lelln
May Hull to Major Hunter Harris
Dr nnd Mrs H. D. Coffee nnd
Mr. and Mra C T Daniel have re
turned from a cnmplng trip at
Lakcmont.
BILLIONS OF BOTTLES STOP
THIRST FOR SOFT DRINKL
WASHINGTON—History omits
tin* description of many of the
interesting things about Mathu-
salch, among them his liquid cu-
^PALACE/
A Now Playing f
GLENN HUNTER
“YOUTHFUL /
CHEATERS” *
STRAND
Today and Tomorrow
HENRY WALTHALL
AND
RUTH CLIFFORD
“The Face on the
Barroom Floor”
pacity. But, says the Department
of Agriculture, If he had been given
the task of disposing of all the
"l*op" consumed in this countrj
last year, he would nave nad to
start at birth and down eight bot
tles every minute of his 969-year
span of life.
Each year the department's sta
tisticians declare, thirsty America
empties four billion bottles of soft
drinks, exclusive of such beverage?
! as nedr peers made t .
i sparkling flood ct>me s from
! thou4and bottling * establishments
and pours across 110,000 counters.
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We invite you to ride in
the 1924 Buick now on
display.
Conolly Motor Co.
Two reeisorus? For u^ind
MERRY WIDOW FLOUR *
Growing children need good
biscuit, nnd loti of them. You
will find that you con moke
lighter, fluffier biscuits in less
time with MERRY WIDOW
Self-Rising Flour because the
proper amount of pure in
gredients ore already mixed
with it, end all you hare to do ia
add milk or cold water and
shortening, then bake.
And talk about real economy I
You can glee the children an
. many as they need, because a
twenty-four-pound sack of
MERRY WIDOW Flour will
make 91a biscuits—regular
biscuits, »yi inches in dlemater
and about one inch thick.
MERRY WIDOW Self-Rising
Flour is mads by the Ford Flour
Company, millers since 1895,
the originators of self-rising
flour. In epite of the many
imitations, it is holding its old
friends pnd making new ones
every day. Here’, the proof-
over 600,000 more bags of
MERRY WIDOW were used
In 1922 than in 1920. Try it.
Yon will never change. Ask for
it by name.
Ford Floor Co., Nashville, Tens.
Self-Rising near, writ* as for sums
of Jobber nearest yon wbo does.
Self-Rising Flotlr
‘The Flour Without a Doubt”
MICHAEL’S
BEGINNING TOMORROW
Final Clearance Sale
Silk ■ Linen and Cottan
Summer Dresses
cAt Prices Absurdly Low for Such Qualifies
oAfternoon and Sport Silk Frocks
HALF PRICE
Very Beatufil and fine models of Canton Crepe
Flat Crepe and Georgette
To $27.50 Formerly Silk Frocks
HALF <PRICE
Very Smart models for spbrt and afternoon 'wear,
Black, Nary and Printed Designs
Were to $22.50 Wash Silk Frocks
, $9.48
SMade of the fine Washable Silk Broadcloth
Your Choice all Wash Frocks
HALF PRICE
Meaning that you may select at Half Price from the
Entire stock of Linen, Voile, Eponge, Ratine
and Cotton dresses
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TUESDAY IS THE LAST DAY OF
The Wonderful Sales at one two
and three dollars
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