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THE BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS, GEOUlltA THE WAY OUR CHILDHHOD WENT This a-way an' that a*way, an' In an* out an' through— * Through t ho gate of mornin* d«nclnit dew, through a day of sunshine an’ a uf wcepln’ rain, y^jhoay of pleasure an’ an irf&y Ot pain; j-- , O’er he ifoltji of sumnier; thfough t e valley"of Content, osfime. fle|4* of Wonder ’Wat 1 way dur chli^pod iwattt. tZjs Hi iiJHI oil inlhd the faces 6t the (Kfeinen k' on beside u* through the jit-d Janda of Thetif Don’t jnlhd the^maldena with their lipfc of dherry red Puckered iwaet a« blossoms that waa-hloomin' overhead? Mind 1 First Presbyterian church will be j held In the Sunday Schoul r Friday evening at 8 o'clock. LAMB-CHILDS S ~ Mrs. Mary Johnston Lamb, Dunville, aa., announces the gagement of her daughter, Claudia to Mr. Ross R. Childs, of Athens Gn. the fnarriage to be solemnised in the late fall. % :-r@- Mrs. E. H. Phillips, Mrs James Matthews and Miss Allene Phillips wdre among the visitors here Thursday from Monroe, • Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Gordon who have been ; the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Claud Cox left Friday morn* ing for Florida where they will spend the winter, Mr. Fraflk Miller left Friday morning tdr Atlanta and leaves to Whilst*We:went a-slngln' down the night with the Georgiy delegation way our childhood went? # “ " Now the world la changln,’ an* It aeems to me today All its golden splendor Is a-fadin’ plum away, An* ther’s less of music In this gray old wor»d of his. What there fs Is “out of tune- ar ol* time aayln* is. Yet we keep on livin' and contrive to be* content, Wappy—dfrt /a-dreamln' of the Way our childhood went. —John D. Wells, MISS EDITH HODGSON’3 ,, SUNDAY 8CHOOL CLASS TO GIVE SOCIAL AND SALE Miss Edith Hodgson’* Bunflai School class will give a social and - sale cr-fancy articles, home mnd< cakes and candy at Mrs. Cliffort Hodgson’s 141 North Milledge ave- nuo, Saturday . afternoon, Octobei •th at 4 o'clock. The proceeds will gojjttt the *ur- port of sn orphan at the Thosn* well orphanage. All Interested arc cordially Invited. MR8. PRESTON BR00K8 TO ENTERTAIN PHI MU’8. One of next weeks loveliest so- cial affairs will be the delightful tee- Monday afternoon at which Ira. Preston Brooks will* entertain lienor of the fPfcf Won j The occasion Will »l$st Rap ty planned and marked, by a very formal and charming hospitality Mesdames J. C. Turner, S. J. Smith, Homer Hancock, W. T. Wills, J. N. and F. P. Holder and Miss Edna Moore of Jefferson were visitors to Athens this week. Mr. and MrsT®Will Oriffeth of Watfelns4ille (spent 'Thursday In the city. rr~ —fiq . Mr. and Mrs. Har/.iy Cook hare sold their home on the Boulevard to Mr. Mei«cod, agent of the South em Express company nnd have moved to Anaerson, S. C. Mr; and Mrs. Mcl-eou”, who have been ’liv ing on Hill street took possession of their new homo today. Mr. and Mrs. Everett of Athens, have arrived in the city and they are temporarily located In Wfs tfiHa Inn.—Brunswick News. •Mr. and Mrs. Gladstone Craig and family will leave at an early date for Atlanta where they will make their future home.—Law- renceville News-Herald. — . , Mr. and 1 Mrs. Allen Woodall will arrive today from their wedding journey after having visited Phila delphia, Washington and Now Ydfi. I iffy sailed . by 1 gteaipej 75c. Mantt (fjtVe ^Process FIFTY IE OFF FOIIC. I ELBERT (ELBERT AND NEWTON COUNTY j GIRLS IN BREAD CONTEST TO S 1 BE HELD AT ATLANTA FAIR Qwtr jtezfterVjg'' ' ■ ' m wevtfprocess Refords^ r k Hits satui Tii* Hi IjfKfi UR DAY 4 Pi-M. , if the Firs! r® air V ptist church jllll Jlihlor Depart! School, Saturday afternoon, Octo- i nWr ( t at iokir o'clock.,. •* a, J tin m PREPARATORY SERVICES V J FIRST PRESBYTERIAN I CHURCH FRIDAY ie Preparatory services of thf SP; Mrs. W. F. Watson Is the guest of MIsgjiMnry Wilkins during the —if— Mr. Marion Oaerlner of Tech HI Vmii - ‘ 0cor » ,a ‘ - i Ml** IxonlM Ahnef went over te Atlanta Friday afternoon to spend the week-end with Miss Lila Mc Clellan. ; ■" — BS— Mrs. Janies White, Jr* and Ht- MICHAEL’S Valiie Offering ’ of c Rjch Velour Hats >4*85 Tomorrow at 2' „ a .A coHretfaecarefiilljr rejected bath with repad to qatDtjr Their soft becoming coDtoars, following the lucre Panina ’ Tinattom of the poke end cloche . . . their loreljr Autumn ; colon tod reft rich fabric, preaent three raaons why you will find it worth while to .elect from thi. lorely, collection . >« Jaunty Felt Hats SMany, SMany Popular Styles $3*^o The ideal hat for the Autumn out doors season! And arery Fail color !« repre sented, too. Ie daughter, ’ or Athens, t Monday hero with Mr. anil C, J. Hood.—Commerce Newa. Mr. and Mrs. 1?W. Sparks, Miss Maybelle lone Sparks, Miss Mary Kate Hole and MIbs Qllle Lou Crowley were aigeatu ot Mrs. Burite Betts of Athens. Wednesdays Oglethorpe Echo/ The family opMr. J. W. Me- Elhannon moved last week to Ath ens. Their many friends regretted their going.—Oglethorpe Echo. Dr. John D. Meli will conduct a class in Parliamentary Law in Commerce Oct 8, 9 and* 10th under the auspices of the Woman’s club of that town. ^ MfsS Stella Sparks, a former member bf the faculty of Mfcrtin Institute, but who Is now teaching In the Athena schools, *' spent the week-end in Jefferson, the guest of Mrs. fCathleen .Flanigan.—Jackson Herald. large'delegation, on train Ho. 6, * *Mr*. J. V. Henson of Wtndfer spent Wednesday in the city. Mrs. R. L. J. Smith of commerce Is the guest of Mrs. Ben Woods. Miss Janie Mae^Webb’a friend* 1 will be sorry to lenrn she is 111 with tonsllitls. Mrs. D. I. Winter and Mrs. B. H. Roan, d! WintervlUe were visit ors here Thursday. Mr and Mrs. Louis Trousdale spent Friday in Atlanta. J LIST OF ■!’ ,. J DELEGATES Vr. -kdS Mrs. Jamss R. amt children were expected this arternoon to spend the week- ft.-rtl with Mr: a/Mtrs. W. F. Pc?-' sey and Mr. and Mrs. John R Northcutt. 1 • " • <- v Misses Mamie and Martha Me Ren are spending the week-end l! A “ a,,a - A\i Dr. Howe Chandler Is spending the week-end in Atlanta. Mrs. R. A. Nowell, Mm. W. L Ricker, Mrs. Jackson Arnolif and Miss Aleen Arnold of Monroe Were, visitors here Thursday. flq , Miss Molna Michael left Friday for San Franclaco, Ctfllf., to attend the American Legion Convention. Hady! Lady! Husband! will probably weep when they see this picture show ing Virginia Browne Faire, movie djml careeufwrap. TLJolUr^d sleeves. Neat but not gaudy eay we. Bet it could put a dent to the old check book. JOTiat say? * CARRIER PIGEON CAUGHT SAVANNAH, O*.—A carrier pla ten, wearing a bend bearing thf following: "A. J. ,J Pal 4S7" flev Into a atore which sella fooditutt. for poultry In wholesale lota. It la believed here that the bird cam' ;o» Atlanta. from Al left on train Mb. 4, -via the board Air Un« Railway for ton', Friday nftbnioon to att< three (lays' meeting of the east Georgia Christian Em Union. ■. • • v . The young people gathered, ... the station, about two o'clock'and songs add yells isfero ‘heard .Rpar and lar hud laa, left It, statloi... of tho‘ special, coach could be and heard delegates from the Ath ene Christian Endeavor Union. The tint session will be held Friday evening at 7:S0 o'clock with a song .and praise service led oy Mr. Ferry ot Hsmllton and Mre. J. T. Mathis, music toucher of Toc- coa Falla Institute, Toccoa, Ga. The convention promises to on the best ever held In the south ern states. The registration has exceeded any district convention that Is on record-In the Chatta nooga, Tenn., office and Mr. David Attld, registrar of Elberton j-lhas been one of the livest wires SJ 1 Is largely responsible for th- registrations. O. L. Johnson, dent ot the district said, wd sot our goal for 400. smiled and said,'that we w weir to get *60, .but we ael aim h.jh and worked towar and before leaving ; for the ventton, the goal has been ed. The Athens delegation In cludes: First Christian Senior So ciety. Mre. J. F. Whitehead. Mis, Fannie Cooper. Mlse Reba. Us- sery. Miss Ellxsbeth Tuck, Mr. la mer la Boon, C. J. Morris. Mis, Mattie Mae O’Kelly. Mlsa Etnllf La Boon. Miss Etaw Haynes. Claude Barges,, Miss Elliabeth White head. Mtaees Helen and Vera John- son, Mrs. Paul Fellowa, Miss Ger trude Anderson, Miss Agues ionette Fufjllove, and l f hristlas Intdrmi Dorothy -Wall ery, Mr. J. Ine Skeltof Chi Calherim rjai Inti Newton, 1 Hiss i Mr - lar m Rflnioerxjca Ashlord, Bouxlssj rrlu and IWU |d Orr, Miss Winifred Orr, MIssMju- ctlle Greene. Harry Talmadge, Miss Elsie Jester, Miss Mary Hart, Miss Elisabeth Boundrant. -Miss lartalne Jarrell, MBs Alice Rowland, Cbarllo Hooper. Mre. W. D. Hooper. John Wright, Ml,t Peggy Baker. Dwfght ‘Rytbor. Central Preabyterlan Settlor Miss Weasle Penland. REPORT H TESTS IN WEEVIL FIGHT Committee of the Houthrrn Forlil* izer Asaociatlon, Atfonla, Ga.; J. W. Evan% Colon Speoialiit, U. 8 Department of Agriculture, Wneh* inxton, I) C.; H. M. Borre, Dirw^tor Houtb Carolina Experiment SJ-v tion, Clemaon Colioue, 8. C.t J. F. Jackson,. Acrlculturiat, entral ol Georgia Railway, Savannah Ga. and C. ,I». .Blackwell Agronomist, Clemson College, 8. C. Newton Girls Will sent Eighth Agricultural District of Which Atib ens Is Part in Contest. Throe teams of glrla. 'represent ing northeast Georgia, will com pete for “bread baking" honors tho Southeastern Fair In Atlanta, it ia announced by the State Ool* lege of Agriculture. •The winners of the contest In Atlanta will be given a trip ' to Chicago where arj international content will take place and the winners there will be given a trip to Burope. The contests were directed In every county and agricultural dis trict In the ntate uhdef direction of M(m Etta’ Cofcfouth, bread ex pert at the college. The counting to be represented In the contests are; Bibb, Elbert, Glynn, Tattnall, Newton, C< Habersham, Mjffnoget|. Campbell and Gordon and tho winner*, ac* according to Information given out here by the State College of Ag riculture, are: # From Elbert county, Ophelin Grimes. Pauline Richardson and Homerxellp iCMld* This,team fin Ished In the district contest with 1.808 points.,Miss Lula Ppok.U.tho home demomtration agents of the -ATLANTA. Gn.—At the TO«Mgflf of President D. C. Hull of t£ Southern Agricultural Workers Aji' rociatfon, a special commits* waf ppolnted to visit various places lb the south, observe and report dp the authentic tests’ being carlred op the use of different methods of boll weevil control. This committee, has made prelim* lnary report to President Hull wpa la also president of Mississippi Agricultural and Mechanical Col lege. The report is releared by President Hull for public Informa- tion. The committee visited Florida, Georgia, South Carolina, Mississ ippi, Alabama and Louisiana and observed a Isrge number of tests in which many kinds of method* were employed. The report recommended early destruction of green cotton stalks Applying poison before squares form either by the use of calcium arsenate duet or calcium arsenate Incorporated in a molasses mix ture, was advised. When cotton begins to bloom and thereafter un til the crop la made, the committee reporta In favor of the use of cal cium arsenate dust applied accord ing to government recommenda tions. The committe reported that It found no liquid poison superior to home mixtures and found ne mixtures contained anything that had apecial attractiveness for the weevil. The Southern Agrlcul ural Workers Association for which the commute Is acting fcondista yf ex periment station and agrlcutura! college men. agricultural worker* in commercial lines end ered the most influential agricutural organisation in the south. The membership of the com mlttee which ie Investigating boll weevil contror methods consists o' the following; W. R Dodson, Sf experiment station, Itatfc Rouge, La.. W. E. Hines, 8tnto En tomologist. Auburn, Ala.; J. .' loll ItnproyoniQn t The Young: Mother’s Health Is Most Vital Hear What This Woman Saysi, Jacksonville. Fla.—"Twp. or threi years ago I had bad health. 1 suf fered with my head a great deal and was weak and - nervpus.. My, doctor said I should take n food tonic nnd recommended Dr. PJej-ceV Favorite Prescription, By, the time: I had taken, two .hotjles of . * the ‘Prescription’ 1 wgs fceljng alL right —rhji‘1 regained my strength , and was relieved of the headaches, fnd the nervousness. I hope tp .help! others , by recommending . Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription.’’— Mrs. L. H Winter, 628 Rossellf St j You should phtaln thi* famous! Prescription now at \our nearest 8TH DISTRICT drug store in .tablets or liquid, or, WINNERS write Dr. Pierce, president Invalids’} Hotel In Buffalo, N. Y., for free Newton county won tho team from medical advice.—Advertisement. the 8th district and this team was headed by Mary Norman. Other members of tho team are Sallle Ruth. Meadow*. Pans* Ewing and Irene Eddlerngn. Tho *core wan 1,676. Crisp county led Its district and will send MI«a Lou. Hamilton, as agent in* chanw'af Jewell Janue. Art In PticWtt land«Edna HaH. This team f*coned>:liS44 point*, mm*- Bibb county wfw in j the «tb dis trict'nnd Mias ' France* t Lowe, ngiiiit, will Ukei'.MXrjft Nftttlo Hetith, Vetft’ ‘Dickson and Oorrie Frank ^ttruto to the t*1r on tho worth of ptftmonrt JWl will soon jnuve iu tiie ttuitt v> e. Williams. Mrs. A. J, Williams Is spending n few days with her brothers, Mr L. A Barnett. Mr. Barnetts wife and mother are very sick at this writing. Mrs. H. H. Tolbert spent las< Wednesday aftorpoon with Mrs. Z *f j Williami ’ Vi und. ftfrdVill Alvin Gordon for next year. Mrs. Z. T. Wiliams srfent last her sister. Mrs Thursday, with tel*ie M&tMft. gathering tp ruce, former! THe farmers-are'having h fine time for Mr. Bruce, has moved to tho farm ot Crab Apple Hollow- . near , , here. We gladly welcome, them^ to our” com* muBlty. . , . Mr. Waahington Strickland spen' last Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Z T W Ill4*ma The farmer in toiling oil the day pulling fodedr and saving hay, QALD EAGLE CAPTURED AL SAVANNAH, Gn.—A bald _ tliot and woumloil in a swamp Wilmington Island, van noli and Tybes^by D] Rotters, will live nnd • The binl. wounded, alive The wounds \v**ro nnd the bird gave every li of recovering. > • r v Solved the Problem , , \ , "Ijwas oimftit d ’ft— [hqt! Larr dtomaeh Irirtbfe, gf* ml *« fhh horde of Mr tarks ’find didn’t know whnt I had tried everythin? und the doctor’s mcdii help me. A frlenJ : W Mary’s* Wonderful Hcr.icdy.^nnd lt> has isolved tho prqblcm. .s i now eat anything and have m: tress."Ht Is ri fimpre, -armless paration that removes the e.tn mucus from the Intestlu ii r.nd allays the Inflammation > causes practically nil atom.mb i*r auj Intestinal ailments, In ing appendicitis. One dope convince or mbnoy refund. <1 rale by all druggists, jeverywh ~Advertisement. Ing according to directions. Ask your druggist. Creomulslon Atlanta, Cl^.—Advertiremcot. Chronic, cough* «n<l> . persistant colds lead, to serious long' trouble. Yoqi ran stopithem «*••• now ’With Creomulslon, an emulsified " -drdoi solo that ’la phnrant to tdke. Creo- intgstr.TXf-isrx r.ttvr' ntedtes! »ry with twofold action; it* soothes and heals the tnftnined memhrlne* and kills the germ.’ ,! '*■' Ot all knowirTfHlti.'^HoaoJ^ lj recognised by’ nrir* 'iheufcni * »r«icr* AliyfrsWfost healing agency fof the t^almiM bf riiugHk and colds and other forms of throat and- lung troubles. Creomulslon contains. In addition to creosote, other heating elements which aoothe and heal the Inflamed membranes and stop th* Irritation and inflammation, while the creo sote g8es on to the stomach, Is ab sorbed Into the blood, attacks the seat of the trouble and destroy* the germs that lead to consump tion. Creomulslon Is guaranteed sat isfactory in the treatment of chronic jttugftp nnd colds,' ’ chlnl asthma. Cntnrrhal bronchitis and other forms of throat nnd bin* diseases, and is excellent fop build’ Ing up the system After cblda or, the flu. Money refunded If any cough or cold, no matter of how long standing, is mot reltev*d"after'thk. complete'(he painting of Mr E. II. ScorA 1 , n mfH!n ‘•Halibrsham county romcil *!rrf. I**s»le CelWwav with fit Mary Dbvd?. ? Ahftid : wtton "hfod Jkhls MdMilliin.' ThW’icam Won from the ninth : ’w;U; : ! a" :: Sw?r- r 'S? - u? ' " ■ Mvacogee l *et(dM At1i**botb Allen, Rhetg ! W*tt‘*dW Vlhflnfo Living- stbii wlth^’MIii JWile *PWt*Ott a* the trifndH^orv^m. ‘ « ,u l? fWW’ cgthpWlf’totmty gro Tnei- mt Boyd, Janfo Rivers and Mnrthd Harris under the chaperonago ot Ruth Red wine, *coro 1A19. Tho team from Gordon count v I* composed of Meda Littlefield. Lula Mae Roo and Ella Putney. Mins Molna 8hackleford trained them. Sawdust Personal And Social News Several from here attended,the B. Y. P. U. end BUmW . School rally at Union church last; 4 Sun*< , Mr* Napey-Mnssey of Athens \a S spending a few'day*, with her sons. Messrs. E. II. nod S. O, Massey and families bore Mr E L Colic of Hul lwiU soon X-'ACH/t Coogai^ v .CIRCUX DAY/: 5S THE BEST YET The Greatest Show on Earth TALMA IN Massey’s new house here. Mr. and Mrs. Massey will move In very soon undsrstgnd^ihat-llpkQ Whit- ‘JQ “DULCY” Here’s a picture that’s all to the merry. The Queen, of Comedy baliing things up to the r/neen’s taste. Big Special At Regular Prices Big Fashion Show Monday F. W. W00LW0RTH CO. Announce the Opening of Store No. 1230 at Athenr, Georgia 3 ON FRIDAY OCT. 5th, from 2 to 5 and 7. to 9p.m. FOR INSPECTION ONLY. Souvenirs for Children. Music for ' and Get Acquainted 1 NO GOODS SOLD FRIDAY. You Are Cordially Invited to Inspect the Store ith Our Organization.' -ill OPEN FOR BUSINESS—Saturday, Oct. 6th, 8:30 a. m. WITH A COMPLETE LINE OF WONDERFUL TEN CENT STAPLE AND MANY BIG SPECIAL VALUES. MERCHANDISE REMEMBER 10c IS OUR HIGHEST PRICE F. W. Wool worth Co. Clayton Street — ^ Tlt t -a Athens, Georgia AH