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rTifRAY. AUGUST 3?, 1923.
Office 1201 — By MRS. ALICE ADAMS — Residence 832
new officers for senior
c. E. sdCIETY ELECTED
FOR YEAR
The Christian Endeavored* - of
thi* First Christian church elected
•ii leaders for rlie Senior society
the\ein»yfttf4 ygar, Mr. Clause
IMr^ess, pi4*|d*ht; Miss | Helen
.L.ImsorL yiee president; Mr C. J.
M.in is! 'si'rednVyj Mr] Lonftt- I/i*
treasurer; Mist* Agnes Mo,-
j. . secretary,
work will commence in earnest, for
a <•! eater Christian Endeavor. *The
society xvHl send a check of 530 0C
to Southeastern Christian College
THE BANNER-HERALD. ATHENS. GEORGIA
zmm
afternoon with Mrs. Wright and
Mrs George Thornton 453 hill
street at 4 o’clock.. .A. ,ful. lat
tendance is desired.
Mr. and Mrs. Detfftree Hunnl-
cutt and Deupree Jr, have returned
from n trip to Washington and At
lantic City.
Mrs. La Fayette Lanier is
guest of Mrs. Harold Hinton.-
^CONSTIPATION
%. . goes, ami energy, pep and
Tim return when taking
CHAMBERLAIN’S
! TABLETS
Keep stomach sweet—Uver active—
bowels regular—only 25c.
this week to be used In furnlshimr i r ' ,K,8tored nt the hoteI 8010
a room in the new dormitory for 1 1,1 8avnnnnh
girls, while n fniict n-m i... _» .. •! —{81 - ■
Mr. nnd Mrs. Winfield Nlnbet
girls while a fnud will he started
for the support of the work at the
Southern Christian orphanage. At-
i lire, 'fitffcelpondln*
while Gerry Johnson was made
honorary president of the society.
Tlnse officers fire competent to
carry on n great program of work,
s'ace cnrii ‘Of them have studied
Expert Endeavorer and attained
i in C. R. K. degree.
During the past year, the society
had a fixed goal and nt the meet-
in- Thursday evening, it was an
nounced that every goal had been
reached, which is a credit for Hie
retiring officers, who were: presi
dent. Lamar La Boon; vice presi
dent, Miss Nancy Lowe Morton,
peeretary, Claude Burgess and
treasurer, Harry Warren. During
tiie term of these officers, the
riety bernnid pie banner organisa
tion of Georgia.
The futtiro of the society looks
bright. Clnitde Burgess, new
sident announces that he will
hold a meeting of the new Execu
tive Board nnd make necessary ap
pointment* in the various Depart
ments . Lookout. Prayer meeting.,
•Ini. flotoer, music,. Missionary
lanta.
following the election of officers
and the splendid reports from the
Various committees, the social hour
Was enjoyed. Mrs. Fred White-
nead. was In charge of the gamer
nnd "Miss Floy- ns she is known
ny the *.oung people seemed to b<
nt her best. Many contest*,
wich were interesting nnd In-
structive had been arranged nnd
the young people enjoyed the pro
gram to a great extent. Delicious
refreshments were served and ev
eryone went away happy after at
tending the August Lawn Social.
WEEKEND HOUSE PARTY
AT PINE TOP
have returned from
tyln* of North Carolinu.
Miss Annie Doster^of Union Point
is The guest of MPfc J. R. Caudle.
Mfs It O Harris
Union Toint after a
tives
Mr. and Mrs. Doxier Hawkeg re
turned to Aewort, Friday after r
visit to relatives.
•MJss Ida Mae Chambers, who Is
attending the Athens Business
College, spent the week-end with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C.
Chambers.—Gainesville Eagle.
Aftor a two weeks vacation
spent with her mother here,-Miss
Iris Callaway returns to Athens
today to resume her duties as one
of thejeachers In the 8tate Nor
mal School.—Oglethorpe Echo.
Mrs. W. A. Sheets returned to
Monroe Friday after a visit
Mrs J. Y Carlthers
—W—
Mr nnd Mrs. Frank Drake nnd
Mr. and Mrs. Davis of Atlanta wl’'
spend the weekend with Mrs J. Y
Carlthers.
Mr and Mrs. W. C. Thornton and
family nnd Mr nnd. Mrs. Howard
Graham have returned from Hen-
M.r nnd Mrs. Harry A. Llrdborg
Mr. and Mrs J G Hancock, Mr and
Mrs L N Roberts. Misses Mamie
Sue nnd Ruby Smith, Pearl Coop
er and Carolyn Hancock. Messrs T
^Tutwyler. Heslop. and Frier spent j ^sonvlllc and Asheville, N C.'
Inst weekend at Pine Top at Mitch- —{81—
ell's bridge. I Mr. Miles Flanlgnn has returned
—-HP— i to *be Martha Berry school to re-
THE GIRLS* AUXILIARY j sum « **!s studies.
FIR$T BAPTIST CHURCH , —K—
J The many friends of Miss Almn
T , , . ... .. - „ Thft Olr!a Apxillary of the First I Harmon will regret to hear of her
m«ter during the ntxt, week nnd Baptist church will meet Saturday continued lllncnn nt the General
— | hospital.
SMICHAEL’S
THE POINSETTO
The above pictures a very smart new grev suede, with V
In thcNsid
grey kid trimming. There is elastic in thc x sides and
short vamp French toe. You may see here.the newest shoe
stylos a3 fast as they are shown on Fifth Avenue.
$11.85
MICHAEL’S SHOE DEPARTMENT
Mrs. - N. M. Hay of Montgomery
Ala, is vistUng her mother, Mr*
W. II. Bruce on Strong street.
tgj
Friends in Jefferson Of Mr. nnd
Mrs. L. G. Dozier rogreKthat thej
nre moving this week to^Atlanta
where Mr Dozier has accepted n
position. Both Mr nnd Mrs. Dozier
nre very popular in Jefferson, nnd
will have the best wishes of a
; large circle of friends.—Jacksoi
, Herald.
i . -“E~j—
, Mrs. Alice Towns and Mrs. J.
IE. Randolph of Jeffrcson aro
I spending sometime in Turnorrllle.
—60—
j Mis* Corlnne Gerdine and Ml**
i Lnlio Hudson left Friday mornnlg
, for Rock HIM, N. C.. where they
. will teach In the WInthrop Col-
. lege. ' • 1
The friends of Miss Vallle Burke
Betts, of Athens, and M<r. Frank
McMahan, of Atlanta, will be In
terested to learn of their marriage
which occurred Saturday, August
25th. Miss Betts is the only dang
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Burke BeP*
and Is well known here, having
made Crawford her home severs)
years ago. Mr. Mc.Whhan Is the
oldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy
McMalnn.—Oglethorpe Echo.
Miss Juanita Coker spent Tues
T STATE
I AY FEVER
. If you can’t "get away,"
the attache with—
PAGE THREE .
visits
Oeer if Million Jmrt Utd Yearly
Gainesville and Madison I
Here and There
Around Athens
Start Monday — Others [moved Thursday to thnir handsome
Prepare For Good ■At- l ' ntw "“‘denco overlooking w«n
- Luke on Mitledgo Circle.
«tre Thursday, will take Rm this
’aftorncon and evening. Huntley
,GordopJa .tttfls
man. Tho> picture la highly ppjoya-
tendance.
School* are opening all over the
country now nnd next week wli’
see practically n! hhe high and
grammar schools of north enn>
Georgia in session.
The Athens schools formally op*
next Wednesday. The Normal
now in session nnd registration
begins Monday.
GAINESVILLE’8
BEGIN MONDAY.
GAINESVILLE, On.—The 'city
public schools will begin their
923-24 seal non Monday morning.
Special exercises will be held at
Miss Juanita Coker spent Tues- j Special exorcises will be held a
day in Jefferson with Miss Mary the High School auditorium Mon
Lou Carroll.
Mrs. Harold Smith and two sens
Billio and Jimmie have returned
to Jefferson after a visit to Dr
and Mrs. James W. Lynch.
Mrs. Mid Wlngflel nnd children
have returned from Gainesville
where they wore guests of Mrs.
Lester Hosch. /
Misses Mary Lou Keese, Julian
Dunahoo. Fannie Lu Tucker,, Ura
nia Hayes and Luclle Daniel of
Winder will attend the State Nor
mal School.
gg
Miss Katherine Hanner of Madi
son will attend Lucy Cobb.
Messra. Emmerson George nnd
Cornelius Vason of Madison will
attend the University.
Mfs* Manna Michael has return
ed to the 8tate Normal College
after spending the summer months
at the Phi Delta Theta house where
she kept house with her mother
and sister during summer school.
Misses Ellen and Dorothy Row
land havo returned from a 'visit
to Atlanta and Gainesville.
Qfl
Mr. and Mr». Frank Ward have
taken nn apartment In one of
Davlsr.n hluaea on Hancock.
Mr*. Hoyt Pltner and «on«, of
Athene, vlalted Mr. and Mm. D. A.
Raker Tuesday nlaht. "Miss Mary
Rakrc returned home from Athene
with Mrs. Pltner after a week",
visit.—Royston Record.
Mr. and Mr*. Gordon. Nolma,
Mieses Anna Sue and Jamie Roys
ton nnd Mm. Oharllo Royaton wree
visitors In Athens Wednesday—
Royston Record.
BY ALL MEANS DON’T MISS THIS
1 MILLINERY OFFERING TOMORROW
200 Exquisite New
[ Advance Style Hats
In Our First Great Autumn Sale, At
Satin and Velvet
Combinations
f
Duvet
Wljh
Thi
Fcifa
Duyetyne Combined
. Velvet
Smart Tailored
BLACK
BLACK and WniTE
SAND
GRKY
ORCHID
WOOD
PnRASANT
BEAVER
The smartest of the advance season styles in* a /
ie that will meet the needs of every woman and/
miss for now and early fall wear, presenting val-
uep that you will enthuse over, without doubt.
i aunty styles, featuring the French cloche, for
younger set, and others, with just the right
ch of smart restraint for the matronly woman;
I Come Early Tomorrow—These Hats Merit <
Your Early Attendance! J
iMICHAEUS
Dr. and Mr*. F. 0. Mo**. Mr. nnd
Mrs. O. J.*McConnell and children,
Mr. and Mr*, ptark Ginn nnd *on
Arc in Atheng today.—Royston
[Record.
lay morning. i*rof. J. A. Mrrshon
in superintendent nnd O. L Amnfih-
Ik principal. A corps of 32 teach
ers will compos* the faculty of ttr
three schools.
Speaking of good fellows. Du
pree Hannlcutt declares Captain
Barnett is ns "handsome ns Appof-
lo and ns effervescing as Appolll*
nnrls."
ivaln*
Four prominent Athens’
wh6 wf'» parked In front
equally prominent re freshmen!
place last Wednesday night
like to know who a certain couple
were—or at least the feminine half
of the two—who stopped ion*
enough for a soda nnd something
else^ very Interesting, thnt is one
Would think,Interesting to hear any
of the four.talk*.
MADISON SCHOOLS
OPEN ON MONDAY
MADISON, Gn.—The high nnd
public schools open here Monday
morning. J. II. Turk* Is superln
tendent.
royston children
GATHER BOOKS
ROYSTON, Gn—Superintendent
Flower will open the schools of
Royston next Monday morning at
I» o'clock. The largest attendance
on record is cxpectgd for the new-
term.
LA VON IA AL80
OPENS MONDAY
LAVONIA, Ga.—Formal exercise*
will mark the opening of the La-
vonln schools Monday morning
when the 1923-24 session begins
Vocational classes are a new fea*
tdro for this ye.ar.
MARTIN INSTITUTE
OPENS AT JEFFER80N
JEFFERSON. Gn.—Martin In*!!
tute, Jefferson** high school, will
open Monday morning. Prof. C. W
O’Renr Is superintendent, asslted
bsy a splendid crop* of teacher*
ME80N ACADEMY
AT LEXINGTON.
Kiwanians Aid
Move to Improve
WINDER, Oa.—Superintendent
Stand! will open the Wlndet
school* Tuesday.' The prospect*
D AM M«AaJ p A1 ifn bright for a auccessful year.
£jcinKne«*Cl IxOlllC Iicrlntemlent Stancll **y*, ”1
alder myself fortunate to hnv«
elated with me the snleadid fftcul
Committee flamed to Act ,y wn *«“■*>•'
With Chamber of Com
merce. Morgan and For
bes Are Speakers.,
Athens Klwanlam TburmlaY
iolnrvl In tho move to Improve the
Rankheatl Highway between Ath
ens nnd tho Hart county line when
n committee wns named to co-op
erate with one from the Chamber
c.f commerce.
Tho committee named by Prea
Ident J. W. Harnett will tie com
poem! of F\ J. Lewl> r. cbllrman
Golden M. IKntfht. Charlco «
Martin.
Two addrrsaea del'rered at the
meeting of tho club held In the
Georgia Hotel were outatandlng
features. Secretary Walter T.
Forbes of the Y. M tC. A. told of
the success of the two comps con
ducted In the North Georgia moan
tains this summer, one for boya
nnd one for girls.
Mr. Forbes stated that tho at
tendance averaged 110 for the en
tire time of the two camps. He
was very much pleased with the
success of tho camps. Photographs
showing the two camps 1 nactlvlty
wore shown to the Klwnnlnna. The
camp la the only one being con
i'dieted for the primary purpose
of training young glrlo nnd boys in
I Christian life. Dr. P. C. Morgan
spoke, hla address being published
In brief In another part of today s
| **Klwsnl»n Dupree Hunnlcutt. who
recently returned from Atl tntlc
1 dty. N. J.. told of attending n
meeting of the Klwnnln club of
that place. Two visitor*, Miuor
Pab am! Marlon N. Allen were
the rlub. Dr. Linton GJf*
great* of the club. Dr. Linton
illun announced that Dr. Waltnr
Brown, repreientlng the Ameritjm
Uhlld Health Association world tie
III Athens Friday and was aa*
a red the aid of the cltb in lo
cating the baby clinic here.
LIBERTY IN SWEDEN
Sweden Is one of the most llberav
countries in Europe, so far ai
radio reception Is concerned. Ama
t teurs are not limited, and novlcer
| may build their own set*. But they
have to pay a rental for program*
received*.
SETS
50c Gallon
shipment White
mda Onion Set*,
plant.
CITIZENS PHARMACY
Cor. Clnjrton \u4. JgdM ~
LEXINGTON, Gn.—Meson Acn-
demy, M. W. Martin superintendent
will reopen for the fal lterm Mon
day morning. Mr*. Martin l>
principal.
WINDER 8CHOOL8
BEGIN TUE8DAY
The Morton Hodgson bungalow
i Prince Place is being "done
tf ver M preparatory to Mr. and nnd
Mrs. Cutler moving there. They
have bought the place and will
make It their home.
Mllledge avenue paving Is be
Ing repaired again along the In-
terseetlons of Broad nnd Hnncoek
“8PIDER AND‘ROSE-; B)G | f
PALACE SPECIAL SATURDAY
Frequently pictures are announc
ed a* having ar
through misuse
grown to,be a time wrirn ejtprc3
sion that _ carries no imptn‘taucc.
Producers have wont to announce
“all star casts” when in reality
probably one, or nt the most, t /’O,
of tho thespians have had the hon
or of being known as a “star” in
pted sense of the word.
should always
cooked nf a ..
emperature and tho milk and
on is no exception.
Iy di-.
1 chi|-
D/ubinai
Baked custard JBL
C^tcd that in a family
! t he
f&t
usfarf, with frtift , w
acceptable thin
aU star cast nnd fruits *a n re IntaasorT
term has *
APPLE
CUSTARD
Two pound3 apples, h-i cun Mil
(tar, 4 eggs, 2 clips milk, 4-8 i . v
spoon salt. -
Pare, core and slice apfihdS
nttr roilti |3B
stew Wilh onc-half cup suga
Tradition has been cast aside three tablespoons water till y,[•
nvnt-pr hv i»rndiir*r.» R F Rllh tkyn-ml, « f!w. —■
Rub through a tine sieve. w
milk. Beat yolks of eggn jiMH
irjnmng sugar and salt, I
scalded milk sljfciv on yolkb, gf
however by producer B. F. Zied-
man who engaged a cast of prin
cipals that roads lino a blue book
of tl-o motion picture industry for.
work in “The Spider and the Rose" (ring constantly. Return
to he <men at the Palace Theatre and cook over hot water tratll SB
Saturday. Alice Lake’ la the lead- lard coats the spoon. Do ;iot fetj
ing woman in “The Spider and the the custard boil during cookin". '
Rr.se.’ ’She will be remembe red a? J Beat the whites of two
having been featured in a num- until stiff and dry. -Bditjfl
her of f.lms produced by Metro
Corporation that established h^f
as a star of the first water.
Household Helps
’cur. tablespoons of „
apple pulp in a belting dish;
over custard and cover with
ingue. Bake eight minutes
I moderate oven.
DRY CLEANING SOAP
Do your Dry Cleaning at ho__
We arc nor.’ prepared to .oell,
Custard makes mi ideal summer half end p;u iri jars the Dry Clesfl^a
dessert. A meal deficient in n.cnt ( ing Soap ’ that wo usfd td ctedfl
supplying the neressar/ calr>ries -gloves.
Miss Lovle .lowers who won
Whitewny Popularity Pontest
nrlse. a Ford roiipe. Is opening up
her own business, n cigar, cigar
ette nnd candy shop, nt the corner
of Washinrton street nnd Prfiegr
avenue. Mis* .Towers Is pTMCtng
her stocks now nnd will b' *on
for business in a few days, she r
nounces.
Athens Visitors
Among those visiting In Athom
Friday were W. It. Rivers, Thum -
E. If. Maxwell. New York;
If. R Kauffman, Atlanta; G A»
Ghormley, Columbia, S C. *
D. A. Coiling*, Atlanta; J
Jaconwny, Atlanta; J T. Glllefel-
low, II. J. Lane, Atlanta; B. M
Pullnn. Atlanta; M. 'M Whittaker
Washington, On
Mr nnd Mrs .Irrin Roberts. Mon-
>e, G».; F. J. Mash burn.. Atlanta;
TT. B Carter and family. Lakeland
Fla; Mr. anti Mfs R T Comer, Bos*
ton
Jflmes K. Ifnrper, Columbus;
Marlon Nowell, AuguntA. Gn.; Mrs*
J. II. Perkins* Birmingham; H P
PerklnM. Birmingham; Mr and Mrs
MeOren, ThomaRville, Gn.; , O. T
Williams, Chattanooga.
Harry J. Lewis and Mrs. Lewis
Jacksonville. Fla.; Charles T
Nicholson nnd family Eustl*. Fla;
H C Wilhite; Chicago; M B Mc
Daniel, Atlanta.
Mrs. J. F. McGowan, Augusta.;
.Mis* Margaret McGowan. Augusta
Mr. Stewnrt Walker,'Augusta. Mr
Warren Walker, Asgusta.
Last Showing
Palace Tonight
of protein is brought vo perfect l
balance by the right dessert. |
Custards require careful watch-
ing during baking to make them |
perfecty firm and smooth. l*He
oven must not have a growing
fire back of it because the tem
perature should not increase. Eggs
rr?
PANSY MOORE
Clay ten Street
REAP
BANNER-HERAM)
WANT ADS
VALICE
Last Showing Tonight
GLORIA
SWANSON
in
“BLUEBEARD’S
8TH WIFE”
SATURDAY SPECIAL
'The Spider t Rose’
With ALICE LAKE and An All Star Cast.
Big Show Saturday -
CLOSES FRIDAY
Attendance Is Almost Per
fect Inspirational Ad
dresses Mary Sessions
Held At High School.
What Is declarod the moet sac
cnssful Teachers Normal ever held
In Athens closed FrFtay at the
High 8chool.
Superintendent 0. G. Rend, of
the public schools, declares the
Normal this year was by far the
best erer conducted here. Of the
fifty grammar school teachers,
forty-seven attended the Normal-.
The throe absent teachers were
unavoidably kept from attending
The Normal began Wedneaday
nnd Inspirational addresses do-
llrercd by prominent educators
marked the seaaloni. The business
sessions have also been of much
help. The old teachrra desiring re
classification will be given an ex
amination Saturday by Mr.,Rond.
Among .those speaking Wt tho
Normal svere. Dr, 8. V. Sanford.
Ilr. C. J. Decker, whd spoke on
geography; Dr. D. 1^'Earnest. Dr.
Add raw M. Shultr, DI. J. II. %
Mtrheraon. Dr. fjntr.n Oerdlde,
president Jloanl - of Health.
Negro Teachers Are
Attending Norma!
Thirty-ora teachtra of tho Ath-
“ public rchoojt arc at
^•Normal Pours* ntJihe
High and Industrial Rcnoo’
conductrtl by Ram Harris.'
Borrral promlncn* white Athsn*
labs as well a mmsmbera of the ne
gro race hnvte drllvorrd Inspira
tional- pddres*e* at the , ^formal
nmon gtl;eme being Dr. Linton Oer-
dtne, president Board of Health;
Soule, president State
College of Agriculture: Dr. 8. \
Sanford, Dr. J T II McPherson. DY
D L Earnest. Dr T J Woofter nnd
Dr C 8 'Haynes, a negro physician
Gloria. Swanson in the
Paramount Picture
'Bluebeard’s 8ft
The final showings of Gloria
Swanson’s latest paramount pro
duction, -‘Bluobeard'a 8th Wife,"
which opened at the Pataca thc-
OSAUV'LLC SQUARE
The Deauville square has taken 1
new atop in that It la now being I
t|»ed for table covera with a braid ‘
Thornton’s
SATURDAY
w Dinner 50c
Noodle Soup 1
Hamburger Loaf, Tomato Sauce
String Beana
Buttered . Okra
Boiled Irish Potatoes
Vegetable Salad
f. Muffins and Biscuits
Sweet Potato P
r,. Coffee, Tea or
f| 50 Cents
f ‘
Supper 50c
Broiled Sirloin Steak -
Hominy (irita
Fried Corn
Potato Cakes
Sliced Tomatoes
Hot Biscuits
Rico Pudding
" Milk
Pumps and Oxfords
FOR WOMEN
AU Short Lines Must Gol
Come tomorrow and take advantage of
the Wonderful Values to be found in
NEWARK'S Big Semi-Annual Clearance
Sale of Short Lint;s. Style after style ol
Stunning Model* and Populat Leather,
in NEWARK Pump* and Oxfords fot
women now reduced in price in many
instances One Half. Every pair Includ
ed in this big tale ha* been reduced for
quick clearance. Buy Nowl Takt ad
vantage of this - Big Monty Saving
Opportunity as this our most success
ful Semi-Annual Clearance Sale is now
drawing to a dose. The Values will
amaieyou—Act Now! ^
FINAL REDUCTI0NS1 J
White Kid, White' ~ ‘
and Sea Island Duck
and Oxfords, styles
up to $6—NOW pr
;= J 195
we sold 1
^[Uuiarl Sfioe StereaCa
' The Larges. Chain of Shoe Stores in the United State*.
Athens, Ga., Store, 151 Clayton St., "Next to Kress.**
• » All Newark Stores Open Saturday Evenings To Accommodate Customer*