The Banner-herald. (Athens, Ga.) 1923-1933, October 12, 1923, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text. V ' FRIDAY. OCTOUER-12. 1833. THE UANNKK-HKKALD. ATHENS. CEOKG1A PAGE THREE office 1201 — By MRS. AUCE ADAMS — Keeidenc* 832 MRS. KNI?HT AND MRS LAWLER HOSTESS d;a. R. party One of (he weeks brighter so ds! affairs was the benefit bridge party‘apon^ored by the Elijah Clarke Chapter D. A. R. at which Mrs. Golden Knight and Mrs. Frank Lawler were joint hostesses Friday morning at the Georgian hotel. The orifebiwere donated by Davl ton-Nicholson who gave a pretty vase, did TV. T. Colin*, Co., who psve a novelty purse. The .number of tables apd those playing ?UI, ! be announced in Sun. day’s ij; ' These'chdrmlng parties are large ly attended and contribute each week most delightfully to the so cial affairs of the fall searon. MRS. LAURA KIMBROUGH Stomach Trouble? Health it Moat Important to You. Columbus, Ga*— .’Doctor Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery la cer* tainly a grand medicine for stom ach trouble. I have suffered greatly all my life front a d>or. dored stomach. My food rcctned to net ad heavy, no matter what 1 ate. I have taken many cf the medicines advertised fo r this trou ble, but none of them ' has ever come up to Golden Medical DIscov. ery for giving prompt and lasting relief. Whenever I have a sluggish liver, withjdek headashes and con- .fttipntlon, t baye found Dr. Tlerce’r Pleasant Pellets a very efficient ltmedy. They do not gripe cause any other distressing condl. tlor. such as a great many pills Ho."—Mrs. Lnura Kimbrough, 850S Erlene Avenue. obtain this Medical Discovery-of Doctor Pierce's at your nearest ’drug store. In tablets or liquid, or send 10c. to Doctor Pierce's In valids Hotel In Buffalo, ft. Y., for trial package^ and write for free medical advice.—Advertisement. LEST WE FORGET If thou shouldst bid thy friends farewell, But for one night though that fare well should be, / Press thou his hand In thine; how canst'thou tell How far from thee. Fate or caprice may lead his feet Ere that, tomorrow comet Met. have been known Lightly to turn the corner of i ■ street % And days have grown. To months and months to lagging years Before they looked In loving eyes again— Parting at best is underlaid with tears, With tears and Pain— Therefore, lest sudden death should reme between. Or i»nieyor distance, Fhfcj with pressure true, The palm of him who goeth forth— Unseen Fate goeth, too. COOK.BE4N ANNOUNCEMENT The folowlng announcement is o' cordial interest Mr. and Mr*. Doraa Alfred Wat son of Wlnterville, Ga., announce the marriage of their sister, Jflsr Clara Belle Cook to Mr. Theo Ber nard Bean on Saturday, October tho sixth, nineteen hundred and twenty three, Atlanta, Qa. Will be at home after October thr fifteenth, twenty-sight .Maryland Avenue, Atlanta, Ga. Tea, find thou always time to eay Home earnest word betwixt the ldlu talk Lest with thee henceforth, nlghl * and day, Regret should walk. —Author Unknown COLLEGE AVENUE P. T. A. MEETING The College Avenue P. T. A. me! at the G. Or Bond building last Tuesday afternoon at four o'clock There was n large attendance many new mothers beln«r prevent and some very Interesting work be ing planned for the coming year. One of the moat pressing need! of the association is for appro, prlate programs and It was’ decided to let each grade take charge of the entire program for one month. The new officers are President. Mrs. Blrchtpore. First Vice President, Miss Elisa beth Woods. Second Vice president Miss Mary Oerdine. A Secretary, Mrs. W. 1. Flanagan. Treasurer, Mrs. Dornhlatt. Msr.. Blrchmore, the president announced the following chairmen: Membership—Mrs. W. C. Noel. Publicity—Miss Katie Mason. Grounds—Mrs. Max Goldman. Welfare—Mrs. E. 8. Prioa. Thrift—Mlsa Eunice Palmar. . Social—Mrs. Tucker. Cltlsenshlp—Mrs. Albon* Wood. Library—Mrs. Jago. dBrefc B ABYS COLDS are soon "nipped in the bad" without “dosing" by usepf— visas jp-qfc at 8t. Mary's hospital win was operated pendlcltis. were visitors here . Dr. and Mri v a, mWlt Monday lor np«j-New Castle-Del., arrivo tonight to visit, Mrs. Dan DuPree for. several, days.;*•-- 1 ! - -Mi i Pre-School—Mrs. Gidley. Keceptlon—Mrs. Keating. Health—Mrs. L. E. Cooper. Better Films—Mrs Will McEl- hannon. Ways and Means—Mrs. Aubie Robertson. Music—Mrs. John Blrchmore Mrs. Albon Wood. Program—Mrs. Quilllan, Misr Annie Patman. two Mrs. Winfield Nlsbet and children, Tom and Winfield, Jr., who have been visiting Mrs. NIs- bet's parents, Mr. 'and Mrs. Mid- dlebrooks In Athens, during the past several months, have returned to Macon.—Macon News. BRILLIANT SOCIAL AFFAIR TO OCCUR at ROME, GA. ) A brilliant rocial afalr—one In which the people of the state arc deeply Interested—owing to the popularity of the contracting par ties, will be the marriage of Mist Sarah Glover, the charming daugh ter or Mr. and Mrs. Joe Pltner Glover, to Mr. Harry Maxwell Ar nold, of Monroe, son of the late Hon. Allen J., and Mrs.| Eva Now. ell Arnoldf to take place this eve ning at the First Baptist church of Rome.,. A number of tho friends of the groom-to-be In, this city are Ir Rome to attend and to participate In the Impresslvei ceremonies. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold will! bo glv. en It moat cordial welcome back ti Monroe, where the groom ranks high In the business and social life and Is quite popular among the peo pie generally. , « The News extend* best wisher and happy congratulation* In deed, we trust that thla October day—eo bright and beautiful—Ir typical of the life they shall live together.—Walton News. The friends of Mr. and Mrs. Os car Abney will regret to learn of i the Illness of their young son! thnw»» ho has fever at their home on Prince avenue. spending a few day^ Mr. Martin* McLeod of Whltr Spring* Fla, Is spending the week end with his Hater Mrs. A. H. Dav ison Jr. iMichaeVs For SATURDAY Only TOILET GOODS SPECIAL —: No Phone Orders—Please K 50c Hind’s Honey and Almond Cream Sale 38c Sale 19c .. Sale 38c .. Sale 24c $1.00 Coty’s Face Powder .. Sale 89c .. Sale 89c .. Sale 89c JJ 1 " .. Sale 49c .. Sale 39c , 1 , 50c Djer Kiss .. .. Sale 39c 35c Pond’s Cold Cream . . . .. - • ..Sale 29c 9 , ’. GOc Pompeian Day and Night Cream .. Sale 49c 90c Listerine .. Sale 79c . .. Sale 7c 50c Watkins Cocoanut Oil .. - - .. Sale 38c 26c Woodbury’s Facial Soap - - - - .. Sale 19c 25c Cuticura Soap • .. Sale 19c 25c Packer’s Tar * •’ • .. Sale 19c lBc Pear's Unscented .. .... ■ • .. Sale 11c 25c Pear’s Scented • • .. Sale 16c 25c Johnson’s Baby Soap .. .. • • —Ht .. Sale 19c DANCING OF MI83 UPSON AND MR. WATSON SOCIAL 8UCCES8 Thursday evening the Palace the atre had Its capacity tested wit! one of the largest crowds ever aeer there. The two fold attraction was the highly entertaining picture th« •tlold Dlgere* 'and the lovely danc. lag of Miss Mathllde Upson onr of Athena* most charming bellgr and Mr. Tody Wgtaon of the Uni v®rally. They were very enthual astlcally received and had many curtain calls. nlflcent and notable guccess of thr enjoyable evening, and the artlatlr dancing which gave such pleasure and delight to the-hundreds pres, lent. Tonight the Tlold Diggers" wIT be seen In the us ual performs™** at seven and nine. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH TO ENTERTAIN NORMAL SCHOOL 8TUDENT8 Th» Flrri Presbyterian church will entertain the students of th, ■tnt, norami achool at a lovely tea at tha Linger Longer Saturday af ternoon. Mra. C.‘ A. Soudder and Mre. W. D. Hooper are In charge ot the entertainment. Seventy five gueata will tnjoy , seventy live gueata wl the charming hoipltallty. A color echeme of. lavender nnd orange will ha beautifully etnpha- Haed In tha bright daooratlona „of Ageratum and goldan aennlaa, nnd carried out In tho dainty retreeh. manta. CHAPTER C. O. CAKE SALE 8ATURPAY MORNING An attractive cake and candy ■ale will bo hold at Mra. Lula B Smith’! Millinery Shop on N. Jock- eon afreet by tho ladloa of chopter C. D. of, Emmanuel church, Sat urday a. m., October II. Dellclout home-made cake, ot all fclmla nil bo eold. Urge cake, whole or cut If doairod, atao many (mail onea bj tha doaen. Dainty hamLnuida Row- era will alao ho on aale The nal, will begin promptly at tan o'clock JUNIOR MUSIC STUDY CLUB HOLDS PRELIMNIARY MEETING FRIOAY Friday morning tho Junior Muslr Study Club hold a preliminary meeting at tha home of Mra. E. C McEvoy. Tha nroaram w. = ranged for tho meetgig Saturday aftamoon. Tha roll waa called, tho mlnutee read, duea paid, tha election of of. flcera and tho yoar'a work out lined. The; etring lnatrument, were Uluatrated by record! and Ml» Margaretha Morrta played aaveral lovely piano selections. The club etarto tho year under tha brightest auspice a. A full attendance urged and all Interested are cor dially Invited. Friends of Mra. Howall Cobh and Mra. B. D. Tree nor, and their fam ilies wiu regret to learn of death of their relative. CapL WIL 11am C. Wyley of Rarton on Oct •th In tho hospital at Brunswick after a abort lllnoaa. Mr. and Mra Craig Orr want down last week to be with him. In former year, CapL Wyley waa a frequent visi tor at the homo of his brother-in- law. Judge Howall Cobh, and wa, known to many of tho older rest dents of Athena. Mrs. E..H. Phillips and Mra Jnmee^MathJws of Monroe epeni ,—iThurwI.v In the City, Mrs. L. O. Oowdla want overtcj —SB— Atlanta Friday to attend the Fall | Mr.. Toombs Roberta of Monroe and spend the we«k end. ; In visiting relative, in the city. Mr. fcH. Souddm- Lt, Thurwlyi Mr . w . N . c.Ttledgc of Atlanta afternoon for Now York on a bus!- in visiting her son Mr. & C. Cart- ledge. The friends of Mra. Edna Hills- man deeply rympathisa with her In the death of her Sister, Mrs. Re. becca Long of Macon who was on« Mlar Esther Upaon, Misses Lou ise and Mathilda Upaon motored to Atlanta ridsy to see Irene Castle. Mrs| w. J. Russeil and young »n William, Jr., have returned from a visit In Pickens county and Atlanta. —E- - Mrs. J. W. Eppes and Misses Mildred, and Helen Lemon ar« spending the week end In Atlanta going over for the Fair. Mrs. E. R. Hodgson Jr., Is In At. lanta attending the tuberculosis council. Mr. aqd Mrs. Paul Tabor went to Atlanta Friday to attend thi Fair. ' i of Jf/t 1 In the c Keep the refrigerator free from old food or from dishes that have an odor, lest it become a breeding place for bacteria. city. Mr. and Mra. Hoyt Chick nnd Mr. Lewis Chick of Athena, apent the week end here, the guests of their parents Mr and Mra. Tom Chick.—Walton News. There is nothing quite like fine brick dust for scouring steel. Rub two pieces of soft old brick to gether to procure the dust. Dip scouring cloth in a very little wa ter and rub over the knives and kitchen forrs. The staiiit will disappear/as by magic. Mlsa Willie Mae Aycock la the sttnrtclve guest of Mlsa Helen Grlffeth In Athena.—Walton News. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Hester were recent guests of Mra. W H Tdor. ton of Athena.—Walton News. Joyful Family Reunion "Two of my brother*, a sister, an well aa myself have been chronic sufferers from ga« in .stomach. In digestion, pain In right aide nen appendix and liver trouble far many years. My sl/ter tried Mayr’n Wonderful Remedy with such good results that we all took a court* It and It helped In each case Last Sunday we had a family re union In celebration of ou* recov ery and what we ail did eat. 1 is a simple, harmless preparation that removes the catarrhal muctir from the intestinal tract and allnynj the Inflammation which cftu’eftl practically nil stomach, liver land* Intestinal ailments, Including np. pendlcitis. One dose will convince V>r money refunded. For «a!o by all druggists avarywhere.—Adver tisement. Household Helps STEEL UTENSILS DISCOLORED' PORCELAIN Kerosene oil will remove 4i,col- rill not POTATO SALAD v When cooking potatoes for po tato salad, cook them in their -kin, and peel them afterward. IU taJI 2* n 1 Shoe Polishes'. Americas ejashst Ball maws hush Special Sale FALL HATS PALACE TONIGHT LAST SHOWING THE BIG SENSATION “The Gold Diggers”^ The intriguing screen vcr.sidn of the famous Bclasco hit thap"ran continu ously on Broadway for two years. Saturday -Special Everybody's Favorite VIOLA DANA In Her Newest Comedy Drama The Social Code’ MAY McAVOY BIG PICTURE MONDAY ■ ■ $4.95 to $7.45 PELTS, VELVET and VELOURS Chic and Modish in Moot Approved Styles Extraordinary Values WHILE THEY LAST 'THE ' STYLE SHOP MISS SUSIE WELLS Clayton Street Apron Tunics From Paris Reach Popularity Here ^ and la jnat now reaching it* popularity hat*. Aa the ■till good lit “ Miss Koto Carlthera of Elbevton will .pend the week end with Mra Addle Jonet. -®- . ‘ The friends of Mr. Jonas Myeri will regret to learn of bis lllncaf Franco tiieae American designers unite thit Benson hi saying “there’s nothing - . . - new In P.ria,“ but they alao unite *£*#**£} In saying there are many style, The black frock is velvet with a that are delightfully smart and rllk lace apron held by a atrip of adaptable. velvet down tho front. The tail- lanta Me. veivei uown me ircmi. me uui- Iiere are two variations of ti* ored deras ia of fiito wool kaahn •ogue for apron tunics which war with the new flat embroidery lot introdused in th« spring in Paria trimming. _ RADIO World Series BASE: GAMES play by play. Last night a lecture by Gov. Pin- chot of Pennsylvania. Every evening wonderful concerts and entertainments. With your own Radio set you can choose just what you wish t> hear. ‘ You can choose the place from 'which you wish to hear. Any point of the compass is at your finger tips. Tune in to New York, Chicago, Omaha, Fort Worth, Cuba. iPhone 711 or Write Us for Further Information. . Prices for Complete Sets $75.00 and Up ATHENS ENGINEERING COMPANY OA, HUMPHREY Dadianffine MAKE YOUR ROOM WARM THESE CHILLY MORNINGS Portable and fireplace models FOR EVERY PURPOSE Better Than a Furnace For Fall Why begin that daily argument with your furnace °r make coal fires now and waste heat, time and temper? Get a RADIAM - • FIRE—the marvelous new Gas Heater—it will give fill the heat needed for these chilly mornings. SPECIAL OFFER , If you have a ga* connection anywhere in yc This type is ideal for the bath room, or bed- room. • home, wc will install, for ONE WEEK’S approval, any typo of Radiantfiro Heater In any room you desire it, wiihndM cat except for the gaa eonvnmed. This offer ia made to introduce what,Wo.consider is the most efficient nnd economical C.as Heater made. See and “Feel” Them in Operation At Our Sales and Service Office At 170 College Avenue ATHENS GAS, LIGHT & FUEL COMPANY