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Christian Endeavorer
Rally in Oconee County
Sunday. Athenians to
Speak. Newton' Union
Strong.
By JERRY JOHNSON
The MiTKfat new* for tha day |r
wt ..nr.nanccmeat af the 1924 Con -
rrctl-n of tha Gaorfla Christian
EMlpftvor Union. The place la
Griffin. Ga. The time la April B-
IT. 1924. Th* who I* Rev. O. K
CtU. paator of the Christian Church
t»l a hundred And nlnety-otlne and
•n< "ther young people represent
ing nil Christian denominations of
* town of Griffin.
Wh«n the above announcement
de. young people from ev
erywhere In Oeorada were rejoic
ing. for those Griffin people know
just how to make a convention the
right kind. This la the first time
the meeting place haa been an-
noor.r< tl in Georgia.
David Auld, the beat Dixie En-
dravorer Superintendent In
Northeast Georgia Christian
d'nmr Union. Etberton, Ga
epinx a steady pace aecurlmi
mbtrrlptlong to our Dixie paper
Mr. Auld is looking at the
mark, while the goat for Northeast
Georgia Is only 100. The first
state to reach Us goal will
awarded $20.00 Georgia's goal
500. Palmetto Rural Society
Oglethorpe county headed the list
with 20 subscriptions this weak.
Union rural society comes second
OCONEE CdUNTY TO
HAVE C. E. UNION
Ing message Sunday evening on
“Friends of Christ;'
A lunch will be served the vis
itors hy the Watkinsville Endeav
orers at noon and evening.
NEWTON COUNTY UNION
GOING STRONG
The Newton county Christian
Endeavor Union with five societies
actively at work are going ntrong.
The union held n "Get to Oether’
meeting recently nnd elected new
officers for th ensuing year. Mr
Jeff Garrison of Covington, Ga.
will serve as president. Mr. Har
old Robertson. Pine Grove, Vice
president; Miss Isabel Cannon.
Covington, secretary; Mias Anna
bel Corry, Bethany,-Treasurer. Rev.
S. B. Hay, Rev. J. P. Brown and
Rev. C. F. Allen, will be the pas*
>r”s Advisory Board.
The county rally will be held In
the Presbyterian church in Cov
ington in December and several!
Athenians will be In attendance, j
MISS REBECCA BROWNE I
ATTENDED SYNOD
MEETING SAVANNAH
at w!
Interest nnd will be further Inter
ested to learn that she Is now liv
ing In Chicago, although so still
foves that organisation that
loved so much In Athens—Christ
ian Endeavor. Miss Pa tat, who la
now Mrs. Vlctorlne. served almost
every committee of the Senior So
clety of the Christian church and
Is pleasantly remembered here at
a working Endeavorer.
Will he the topic of the Junior
Christian Endeavor meetings in
Athens tfunday. The Christian
Church society meets at It a. m
Sunday. The FIrat Presbyterian
at 4p. m. and the Central Presby
terlan at Ip. n,
iss mm TO
EE
Miss Rebecca Browne, a leading!
spirit of the Walton County Rural' Among the local hospital execu-
societies, who works under the! lives planning to attend the twen-
Southern Presbyterian Mission | ty-flfth annual conference of the
Board has resumed her work at J American Hospital Association to
Cowpen and Cedar Grove neat! be held la Milwaukee, October 29
Monroe, after attending the meet-1 to November 3 la Mlsa Agnes <Mt>
In got the Synod of the Prethy- j Gin ley. superintendent of tho. Ath*
terlan church. Savapnah On. dur-jens GeneraQ hospital. It fa eipcct-
Ing the past week. Miss Browne ed that more than MOO hospital
was among the speakers in
Young Peoples session and gave
sple.tflld report of the activities of
the rural work !n Northern Geor
gia.
Kndeavorera from thirteen eoet
e:les In Oconee county will at-
*Fmh!e in the Watklnsvllte Chris-
Man Church Sunday (today) . and
enjoy a Christian Endeavor Rail!
we! las organize a county
union. liin Halil. Rljollnut I. an,
nr th, pramfctan of th. meeting
will comm,Wo, at >:M ."eloeli
with rone and prate* nfcnrl,,. ,lo«
In, Hunter .v.nlnr nt o’cloalt
Th, npeeker* front. Alliens wll’
h- Dr. M. R Miller. pn.tor of th,
rhrlntln, church, speaking -In. For
and With Chrlnt." Mm. M. B
Millar will Mix -Mrlhotln of Jun
ior Memory Work.- Lamar La-
Boon. District' Troarumr will kl»*
Hi, norloUaa "Fire War. of Mak-
Inn Money lor Boclrtltn,- whll.
Ml-. «nm Maguire. M. R P
Hup.rlntond.nt will ,1m hrleflet*
on -l-mpalfln, th. noil In Chrlnt
Jon Kmlcnver.- Ml,a Snncy Low,
Mortoh, . Junior nuprrlnl,nd*nt wll
■i- ono of th. speakers. nalnn Ih,
topic. -What w. can do for Boulh-
ern Christian Horn.” Mr. J. E
Skelton, nprsk, on *Volun»..i
Work nod Chrlatlan Endeavor."
O. L. Jhannon. pr.nld.nt of th)
Dintrtet Union win khro tho cion-1
With th, word "nervier” nn »
motto, th. Wlnd.r Chrlntlnn En
deavorer* hnv. net out to do nplen-
dld work thin yrnr. ChtMen Hnr
rln, Ir n lender In th, Prmbytcrlnr
church nnd work. under Hint
npl.ndid rphlt of R.v. Tnylor Mor.
ton. Ih. brat young people*- work-
,r In th- Prnrbytmdnn church nnd
Mnr. 8, N. mil. In lending thr
young nmplr foth. Chrlntlnn
church In thr urunl flnr wny.
Thr Endeavor.m of tho church**
brllov. In "Information" nnd nr.
miborrlblnx to tho Chrlntlnn En
dravur pnprm dally.
Tha Harrow county Jail la trlnlt
od rarh Sunday by .onto of thr
young piople, who hold rollgloui
rervlrr,
SOUTHEASTERN CHRISTIAN
COLLEOE C. E. GROWING
wri
Chrlrtlan Endrnvor nt Pouth-
,-astern Chrlntlnn Coltrar, Auburn
In growing mor. rapidly thni
luring tho pant Iwo y.nrn. Mini
Mary Nlcholnon, "Llttl. dynamo 1
from Mown. On. In prmldrnt ol
tho roclrty and mnkrn n fin. I On.
for thr young people.- Mini
Ruth Klrbo. lit flnlnlirldgp. -rrvrr
u orcrotary. whll. Mint Oeraldln*
Parfc.r of Mf Won la pinnlnt
Hobby Mnthtny. of lAuiunln, inf
Dun Hlntletun of Atlnuln nr. twe
sf th. -Htnrk Plug," In Ih, work
ing organisation.
Toung prop)# of Bnrrosr county
tro looking forward to thr Coun*
y Rally which In lo be held nt the
Colics,, fourth Sunday In January
ATHENS ENDEAVORER -
NOW IN CHICAGO
Toung pooplo of Athcnn will re-
trustees, superintendent!, medical
staff members, nurse training
school principles and other* Inter
ested in the complex management
of the modern vorpltal from' alt^
over the United States and Canada
wllL he In aUendence and W» par
ticipate In the numerous depart
ments! section meetings which are
u featuor o( the conference.
One hundred and twenty-nine
persons will present to tho con
ference the famf of Infcvmation
gathered during the last year con
coraVig s, entitle {hospital man
agement. This number does not
Include the msny who wll dtscuei
the report, and papers lo be pre
sented. It is espected that more
hospital trustees will be pretest al
this conference than at anw prev
ious conference. This In because
trustees of hospitals th rougher.*
the country are hotter realln-ug
the re,possibilities they are In
evitably carrying both for the
pretest patients end (or tha future
development of Institutional nied-
l.-al aarvlc to th* pnbi'e. The gen
eral public te also realising mor*
and more that th* hoapltsl I* a
health building Institution, equip-
pdirtg-fK ntlWRIflti ippHantoa set)
manned by trained persons for the
purpose of InnurVi* correct diag
nosis and quick recorery of pa
tients. Ilecsuse of the Improve
ment In methods of treatment, (he
average stay la first class hos
pitals has been reduced lo twelve
days tier patient, whereat the
average was about thirty days a
genera,'on ago.
An eanositloa of modern and
Ideal hospital equlpmeat covering
an nrea of almost two trees (70.|tl
square feet) will bo another feature
of Ihe conference.
ECONOMIC* IN BERLIN
RERUN—Police offlchtle here
have filed the price of a ride or
a Berlin street ear *a equal to th*
amount nne pays to hove his shoo,
shined. On On. t. this whs 4,500,-
000 marks.
What {he World Is (Doing!
I CAS SEES BY 'POPULAR cMECHANICS cMAGAZINB * ^
Make Expletive from Sawdust'
Fire Victims to Slide Through Silk Tubes
For riving tho lives of persons! speed of the falling body by holding
ripped in burning buildings, a long, I taut or loosening tbs bag it th# bottom
ilk tube, inclosed in strong netting, has | of tbe act. la a latent task, firemen
leaped from a third-
AtUfftem-H-j.
IW jffffe*
—.ctewwM
kyOdpsaikoNMCmrt .tad)*. Invented by
Right I A Hide to lalrry. a middle-western
men, it ie mate in
. t r , ±r* H ' d Al ^ eW ‘*• Rkklow, varioua lengths to bs fastened to any
th, trlctm* nay din through it to window equipped with frame book.,
mMj. Firemen in the street control jia , building several stories high.
A new asplonn compound in whieh, -
ordinary sawdtte replaces the nitro-'
glycerin toed in abet high esploeirm,
haa iMaotly ban aanounced by th*
chmintry dspnftnmnt of tha Unrror.
aity of Wi
It la
that th* tsplotavn eta be mad* to sell
at abottk aoMhkd the east of commer
cial dynamite,fas neither th* am- .
mom'urn nitlat*,wfaichftgme«0 per cent
of the misture, nor the sawdust malting j
up tha baJanevi* an nzpenaire mate- .
riaL It is claimed to be practically I
wnnhalesa and that th* tarn* do not 1
a physical insoavenitnee to the
—■; that H can only bo exploded by ,
detonation, that ft dote not lequif* 1
thawing, and dot, not burn readily.
Auto Emergency Headlight*
When the handUght* of an aatooaw
I* an "out of'commission,’' owing to
s ground or s Iboft, on* or both of then)
eaa still b, used, providing them ie it
trouble lamp ia tbe car. Tb* trouble i
cord lamp socket ie removed, and th;
wires st tar bed to th* baadlighf plug;
replacing the usual wires. The coril is
then fun from th* d*|bd*mp socket to
one of the headlight*, a* shown, od
better still, by mein, of sn estrs lengt II
ol cold, it can be connected to twill
headlampe, ia parsllcL It ie a good
idea to be prepared to peet emergeo-
Hottest Flame Known to
Aid in Study of Planet*
What I* declared to bn th* hottest
(Ume known to man hat been produced
• by artiSdnl meant ia exparteHoU held
to study (he fucm of atoms. Aaalee-
tri* MasL luting for only * small part
of a second, occurring on s charged
»ilW seemed to explode, creating heat
•o iatenaa that it could not fa* meas
ured, although estimate* put it at
30,000 to bO.OOO degrees. Pictures
taken an tbe esphwout occur are n-
portcnl toaidaet nmomers io solving tbe
.-turn I..I .UIcrent kind* of light
Huun it elf by many of the planets. I
Grafting Cotton to Tree
Makes Crops Richer
Orsfting * afatgle cotton plant to the
root of a mulberry tre* hu producnl
(00 holla, or pods, whan formerly to
waa a good map. Tha proctm, an in
vention of a southern plaat breeder, is
widely watched Ireeauie of Ihe
.. ilities it offrts in reducing the
cost of cotton. Borne at these grafted
plants are nearly 8 feet tall and have
well-developed til. .-)* catted staples,
lie product!,m rat.- is greatly in-
crested, three tout her plants giving
ahaot Wpamdsaf r.vd cotton, or four
lades per sera.
‘PERMANENT WAVE
$20.00
6 Months Guarantee
MICHAEL BROTHERS
CHARGE PURCHASES
made now appear on No
vember statement presen
ted December 1st.
StunninglNew Coats
And all that the season has to offer in
newest designs, and enchanting trimmings : ^
of embroidery and fur is embodied in the j
special display at $59.50. They are offered
at the same astonishing values that make a
Michael Coat a Tfide to own and economy
to buy.
Formal Wraps and Coats
$79.50 $97.50 $.147.50
And you'll agree that each repre-
A collection that, surpasses in beauty any mt* far more than a $29.75
display of fine foments held previously r ,ue - Fcr & 07 handsome
j _' , J J , o , r / dressy coats, as "well as smart cut-
Fashioned in the newest and most ap. 0 fdZrs models. In materials and
proved lines, Marvefld, Gerona, Lustrosa ana colorings the most fashionable,
other 'wonderful fabrics, 'with deep collars Q 00 * ws t0 °,v the fact that
1 rr ret • i r> in ‘ every size can be fitted and every
ana cuffs of Squirrel, Fox and Beaver. f, & re suited. •
Black and ‘Brown Shoes
Extra Special Are
Lovely Coats at
$29.75
Here and There From Over the Store
Wonderful Savings at Thi ee Trices
ONE DOLLAR TWO DOLLARS THREE DOLLARS
VESTS AND PANTS
Of knitted list*, for Indian only.
MEN'S LINEN KEItCHIF.KA
esea of thia nature by tarrying an ratra
tmoUt csnL Ettrri with a piofat Mtb
end-
‘Blacks for Every Wear
‘Browns in Every Shade
oAt $7.95
Black Satin Two Strap Pumps, Box Heel
Brown Satin Cne Strap Pumps, Box Heel
’Brown Satin Two Strap Pumps, Box Heel
oAt $10.00
Black Suede Three Button Strap Pumps
Black Suede High Heel Pumps, French Lust
Black Satin Pumps, Suede Trimming
Patent Leather Pumps with French Toe
Log Cabin Suede Pumps, Box Heel
Brown Satin Ohe or Two Strap Pumps
Dark Brown Suede Strap Pumps '
oAt $8.50
Black Suede Center Strap Pumps, Box Heel
Log Cabin Suede Pumps, Box Heel
Dark Brown Suede Strap'Pumps
NEW! Shoes for Tiny Tots, Misses
and Children.
SPECIAL
Karat sunn A Huffman
Gerona
$10 Yard
Colors
Black, Brown
U inches wide—con-
ride red one of tbe fin
est ftandsomo pile fab
rics marie in America.
COATS, WRAPS
Style* knee and ankle length— Of pure Irirh Linen,
for (1.00 Stitched. Hole price 5 for 11.00
WOOL SWEATERS
LONG WASH GLOVES
ROUND LACE COLLARS
And they in sin wool too, Superior imported Chamoleotte or th .
:°n r d»b,sr\" d . as ar,': •‘r:-*. ^sa, A
UANCT GAUNTLETS
Of imported washable Chant-
oinette, very smart and good
leaking. Blown, sand and grtqj
BOVS’ UNION SUITS
Knitted Lisle' of
ity, hnaj or aul
Just
MADIERA KERCHIEFS
Hand mad: and dainty of fine
French Batiste—S for .. $1.00
1* VARUS LONG CLOTH
Excellent quality. SB Inches
wide. Will sell quickly at
fine qua], bolt .. .. .. 1109
length—
CROCHET SPREADS
Hist 77x88 and Bed 8proads of
fine quality. Very special $3.00
31.00
I.ACB COLLARS
AH Inautifnl in 1
Jaj ‘- '• $1.00
FINE WOOLENS
Vigour*!!*, Ben Hue and Shep
herd Checks. all o» fine quality.
V«id |.. $100
II. 8. PATTERN CLOTHS
Of fin* quality, six* two yard*
•Runrt $2.00
I* YARDS LONG CLOTH
E «-"» fine quality, full yaid
wide—Piece for »j.oo
NAINSOOK step-ins 8 ,-™
Of rfilinty striped material in 2?.“ 8 “^ ** U
fleah, orchid, prnreh and whit* ........ ... - ••
-fot -. $1.00
SHEER LINEN LAWN
In. white and colon, 36 Inches
vrirL Wondrful value. Yard 31.00
10 YARDS NAINSOOK
39 htchaa wide and lovely qual
ity. Gnat buy at box .. $M0
MUSLIN NIGHT GOWNS
Fin* whit* gowns with colorad
handwork—for 31.00
NAINSOOK TEDDIES
Good quality and style, hand
INFANTS’ SWEATERS
Of wool, all white trimmed in
blue—for . 31.00
JERSEY SILK CAMISOLES
Navy blue only in assorted
sites—for .. 3100
HOLEPROOF HOSE
Ladies’ Lisle quality with rib
tep—3 pairs for 32.00
FANCY VE8TS
Of colored tad white Nainsook
-for 31.00
MEN'S SILK SOX
Of superior quality in Mack,
navy, brown and white—3 |
IMPORTED LISLE HOSE
Extra fin* quality in black—
Pair 31.00
QUELQUK FLEURS
Houbrigsnt'a fin* extracts—
Special 3100
ELECTRIC CURLERS
Guaranteed and a wonderful
nlii* *1.00
IVORY PIECES
Your choice Nail Buffers, Pic
ture Frames. Brushes, etc.—
for v .. .. *1.00
ALL WOOL SERGE
Of fine quality for Drei
Skirts, Middies. Boys' S
Bloomers. .Very Spcri
Yard 31.00
' LINEN DAMASK
Th* hardy and handsome
Bleach Pure Linen Uamat
Inches wide. Special Yd. $100
LINEN. NAPKINS
Of pure Irish Linen, hemmed
and ready for use. Extra value
—doxtn for .. ' $3.00
IMPORTED BROADCLOTH
Tho iqost beautiful of fabrics
Extra Special yard .. .. 31.00
LINEN DAMASK
Pure white Irish Linen In hum!
soma patterns. 2'yards wide—
Special yard .. .. — .. S2.00
HAND MADE CAMISOLES
li'oo lovely cue* with dainty hand
work—Special for .. .. *2.00
KIDDIES' SILK SOX
Lovely quality in pink, blur,
pongee, white—3 pain for *2.oo
I.-ORIGAN TALCUM
fine
BATISTE BLOUSES
Beauties and fine buys at 32.00
CORRESPONDENCE CARDS
Fine Linen quality in white nnd
colors—4 boxes for 11.00
==se=
■MM
PONGEE BLOUSES
New stylei of th* imported
•Ok. Also lovely Blouses of
Irish Dimity—Special ... *3.00