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About The Banner-herald. (Athens, Ga.) 1923-1933 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 7, 1923)
SUSP AY, OCTOREft 7, 192.1. What Is This Dress Worth? glligss TITE BANNER-HERALD. ATHENS, tlEOrtfifA/'" Office 1201 — By MRS. ALICE ADAMS — Residence 832 ALL ALONG THE HIGHWAY AH along the highway, Past many a golden lane t An' I would that I could travel The old road again,— Feel the freshness of a flower. Bent down with the rain In the beatity of the morning On the old road again. AH along the highway— Fields of golden grain. But to hear the old-time singing I listen all In vain, {• And a voice comes o'er the mea- The valley and the plain; "There Is no hand to hold now On the old road again." —Frank L. Stanton. Cere of INTBRNATIomm. mail ORDER 60b Dept. P2067A, CHICAGO Thornton’s ‘ SUNDAY Dinner 50c Chicken Soup, With Rice Baked Chicken, Sage Dressing .Green Rutter Beans <L Fried Corn /'*•• Buttered Okra ♦ , Apple Salad Muffins and Hot Biscuits t *e Bomb, Cream Sauce iffee, Tea or Milk i., 50 Cents Slipper 50c * 1*. Fried Chicken Macaroni and Cheese Irish 'Potato Croquettes _ Sliced Tomatoes Biscuits 'Banana Pudding ■ *. Ctfce.JCoa - ■<.- 50 Cents wuiima nehnplo r Coff< THE GIFT SHOP OPENS TUESDAY The Gift Shop will be open for shoppers on Tuesday. This nouncement will be agreeable news to Athene women; to those who wish gifts for all occasions, ■ach done with a personal touch nfl meticulous care, and each ar ticle as reasonably priced as if will b© dignified and artistic. Mrs. E. W. Carroll and. Mrs James O. Paine. Jr., are the pro- prlrtors and wll conduct a j^iop in the Palm Garden of the Georgian Hotel where all may be sure ,o| finding a certain standard of ex cellence, never to be lowered, bill atranmtU'T.U .ImeTr."’ » *»• m}\ of gifts, such as society ticlpates with ‘each recurring sea-1 “* will bejon display, and the I MISS MILDRED SMITH’S finest inn wljnt to give Is mor.t ROOK PARTY tho next six months and - definite plans for work were outlined for the coming period. Superintendent E. B. Moll was present and com plimentary commentec* upon the large growth of the class during the last six months and the work that they were doing. Tho following officers were elect ed for the next six month'period: Dr. J. c. McKinney, was again elected president; J. M. Harris, vice president; W. *R. Bed&oori, secretary-treasurer; Judge A. J. Cobb, honorary teacher; Prof. J. Wi. Jenkins, teacher; J. Foil 'Camp- beii assistant teacher. After the business meetln enjoyable social meeting was refreshments being served by th< ladles of Mrs. Hutchins* class. M$s. Walter Armstead and little I Dr. J. P. Prcyctor and Mrs- W~ daughter, Mildred' of Crdwford. ■ T. Bryan were'calletf to Drake** -.vert- in the city shopping Satur-, Branch, Va., last’ week by the day. *, ’ | death of tbeir brother. Mr. Thomas —H— Proctor. Dr. Proqtor Is expected Df. arid Mrs. DeWltt Payne and home today. Tho friends deeply little daughter, Terrella, apent : sympathise with them in their Saturday in the city. / sad bereavement. Mias Lena Bird Js spending the j - ^ week-end in Madison. | Joel |$ 0 ] e y Qgfo •Miss Caroline BramTt friends will 1mj interested to learn she Bpcnd the winter in Washington. D. C., where she has entered school.' Mr. Hamilton Horsoy of New York, Mr. Howard Goss of Day- ton, Ohio, and Mr. Archie Lee of St. Louis are tho week-end* vuefts of Mr. and Mrs. Morton Hodgson, coming for the Gcorgla-Oglethorpe game. * ■MV. and Mrs. Robert Woodruff of Atlanta and Mr. D’Arcy of St. Leifs are tho week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lipscomb, coming ovar Saturday for tho game and week-end festivities. Scout Award At the meeting of the Court of Honor last Thursday evonlng the following momlters, woro present: Sidney Holey, Father Clark. C. D. Klanlgen, Henry S. West, and Scout Executive E. P. Clark. . Scout Joel Boloy was awarded n •Merit Badge In first Aid. Scout Donald Campbell received Merit Badges In cycling and first hid. Scout Scott Epps awarded Merit Badges In cooking, crafta- manahlp and cycling. All three Scouts passed 1 their examinations with entire —t'.sfac; HERE’S GOOD NEWS OWING to the fact that our second order.for Irons and .Paragon Fold ing Baskets was delayed in reaching us, we will continue to offer for $5.65 this combination until Wednesday, ‘October 10. , ^ A Paragon Folding Basket and a Western. Electric Iron Mi88 MILDRED 8TEPHEN80N HOSTE88 AT PROM PARTY Friday evening Mlsrt Mildred Stephenson entertained at the largest nnd most delightful parties of the. week, when fortj girls and boy* of tho High Schoo. set enjoyed her delightful hospi tality Proms and other features added to the happily planned par ty, varicolored cosmos ' blootm the artlrflc decorations pre vailing in all the rooms. Delicious refreshments served during the evening, Mrs Stephenson and. Melt Stephenson Jr., assisted in the entertainment, of tho guests, the beautiful partj adding very much to the gay so cial reason. Specials For Monday Only Boy,’ All-Wool Slip-Over Sweaters, all .hades and com bination, of color,, including Georgia colors of Black nnd Red. Sixes 2 to 14 years— Monday $3.00 Girls* School Sweaters, red only, and all-wool, two sixes only, 32 and 34— Monday $3.50 Heavy Wool Schaker Sweaters, 36 to 42. colors are red, brown, navy and black, coat and slip- on styles— Monday $4.95 3imon, Asher three-piece Sweat er Suit, for baby boy, and girl, 3 month, to 4 year sizes-, Monday $5.00 Paisley Drop Skirts of extra quality- sateen, regular $2.50— Monday $1.50 Ladies’ ' All-Wool Tuxedo Sweater,, plain and brush wool lapele — ’ - _ _ «day $5.00 New Model, in Monday $14.95 A Uilcijul PeUr Pan Model All-Wool Jersey Drew, value Monday $9.75 Hose guaranteed to 1* AU-Silk ind Full Fashioned, e.l new fall shades and black— Monday $1.45 happily nnmvcrPtl In tho various new things they have collected. FRENCH CLUB^OLDS FIRST MEETING / The French Club of the-Athene High School is composed >pf a group of girls and boys of the French class taught by Miss No- rone Holliday, and Its meeting: combine profit to the members. In that they learn to speak the Jan* gunge with greater ease.—and very much fun. for The Ask." the coun try place of Miss Hdlllday, If usually the scene of the gatherings The first meeting of this schoo* year was held there ono evenlrir h:i ana i?:r main fc?* r rP f * sa feature was the ejection of offl errs which resulted as follows; 3f-J«MI!dettftiiapr Witcher. V.c- president. Ennis Parker; Secret/ and Treasurer, Robert Patterson. French Vlctrola records afforded much pleasure, these *une selec tions frequently used In the class rforo. Refreshments served under* the gciippernong arbor were more thnn ordinarily delicious and thoroughly enjoyed. 1 • The members besides the off!? cer* Include Mimes Annie Lent Cnrtledge. Winifred Fowler. Elea nor Galloway, Doorthy Fulcher Sarah Brown, Marie Tibbetts Alice Rowland, Aldine Pound Harry Tnlmadge, Carlton Jester Thomas 8t. John. Friday afternoon Miss Mildred Smith was the 'attractive young hostess at a beautiful rook party at the homo of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Smith when five tables of players were enjoyably entertained. Salvia blooms and other bright fall flowers were the effective dec orations. Following the game an elaborate sAlad course was served. Miss Virginia Gregory won the first prise and Miss Ella Petrapol the consolation. The guests Included the young school «et. —m— MEETING CF- MISSIONARY SOCIETY A meeting of'Clrle 12 Woman's Mlm»loffiuya>qqit^of<-,Uw First Methodist church will meet Monday afternoon at 3:SO with Mrs. Merritt Pound nnd Miss Ida Pound at their home on Prlnco avenue. All members are'uiged to attend. -ffi- HIOH SCHOOL SENIORS ELECT OFFICERS The High School Senior class, a? a meeting last week, elected th« following students to represent It during the year 1923-24: Miss 8a rah Brown, president; James Wll- Hums, vice president; Miss Louise Smith, secretary-treasurer. COLLEGE AVENUE P. T. A MEETS TUE8DAY, 4 P. M. The College avenue iP. T. LITTLE MILDRED HARRIS CELEBRATES 8ECOND BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY Saturday afternoon, little Mil dred Harris celebrated her second birthday anniversary with a lovely . -liWU - , , party at the home of her parents «jp* ^ Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Harris Boulevard* The Hrillowefn deooratione made ant nttrnchve setting for the mer ry games enjoyed by the little folks, with the black cats and oth cr symbols being Introduced. Tht table was overlaid with a pretty lace cover with the beautiful cake sparkling with pink and blue can- dlcsr outlining the center. ~ s - Many pretty gifts were received accompanied by congratulations and hnppy gpod wishes fc charming little hostess. The guests included Evelyn Oldman. Martha Lane Kirk, Bar. ton MjCroom, Ammon Sullivan Dorothy Sullivan, Nina Palmnsl- no, Mary {’almialno, Sarah Fran ces Hawkes, Joe Hawke*. Jr. Jr. and John Lambert Gordon. -4$}— WEEKEND COLLEGE DANCES ' The 'college contingent enjoyed two h&autiriil dancea ritjay and Saturday evening nt the Georgian, which added greatly to the week end social affairs centering Georgia-Dglethorpe game Saturday afternoon. The usual dancing ret with several visitors being 'pres, ent. • The Footwarmers orchestra furnished the music. Both dances were characterised by the hippiest informality and charming hospi tality. LAURA RUTHERFORD, CHAPTER TO MOTOR TO STONE MOUNTAIN The member, Of - the • Laura Rutherford chapter will motor lo Stone Mountain on Thursday af ternoon. Oet 11, If the weather permit,. There will V a picnic ■upper nt the mountain before the picture I, thrown up on the moun- rcturnlm? to Athena that nlxht. ■ Th, name, of tho— whore can- are available with the nhmea ol their ftue.1,' will be reported to Mill it. Rutherford, president, ar toon a, possible. BAPTIST 8ARACAS HOLD SOCIAL AND • BUSINESS MEETINC On last KrldaTjOyenl parlor of tho chunh ir.e I taro at the achool Tuesday four o'clock. MEETS WITH MRS, C. M. 6NELLINO The Made Study club will meet with Mr.. C. it. Sneliing Tuesday evening at > o'clock. Meiira. Harry Woodruff.' Jim Woodruff and Frank Foley of Co lumbus were among the, visitor, here Saturday for the fame. Mr. and lira. R. B. Bloodworth and young ion, R. M. Jr., motored tir Social Circle for the week-end and will bo accompanied home by their attractive little daughiay, 8e leno who ha, been visiting hei grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Free man. , - / —f»l— Mrs. Thomas Coleman', friend, will be pleased iu ic.ru ,ue [o do st Mary's hospital teat week. —8B— ’ Among thoie seeing the (leor- gia-Mercer game in Athens last Saturday were Mr. J. C. Manner, Mr. Clayton Peacock, Dr. and Mrs. Harold Nicholson, iMr, Harris Burnt,, Mr. Charlie Baldwin, Mr. Clinton CoUsert, Mr. Oscar Thoma son , Mr. Goorge Parker, Mr. T. H. Rent,.Mr. and Mra. T. W. Smith Mr. William Baldwin. Mr. Rents a former Mercer captain, Was an of- filial at the game.—Madisonian. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Thompson and family motored to Athena lait Wednesday.—Madl,onlaa. Mrs. Sue Ashford and Mlaa Elisabeth Ashford will leave today for Athens where they both ex pect to lake a business course. Their many friends deeply regret to seo them leave and are hoping that their absence will bo for only a brief time.—Madteontan. Mrs. Clinton C’.^Ruff of Athena f v< siting her Ob ter, Mrs; W. B Johnson.—Madisonian. — |B—'' Mrs. Maude Bonduraat and Mr Walter Stanton visited Mr. and Mra. R. J. Bondurant and Mr. and, Mrs. James Stanton, in .Athena but' -reek-enl.—’Winder Newsigs™** ; ■ ami Mr,. W. T. Slonlrlr. of i Atlanta, ,pont the day here Sat-
