The Banner-herald. (Athens, Ga.) 1923-1933, November 22, 1923, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text' r..'.*— |n THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 22. 1923 Ai : . I THE BANNER-HERALD. ATHENS, GEORGIA |ond step will come giving, anil j Claude Burge** will bring this I message, while the last will be Service with O, L. Johnson. as speaker. XIss Eltxabrth 'White- head, will sum the meeting up with . a brief thought on "Tasks that • Challenge th« Word.” After the . ladder has botn bullded, a nolo will S be rendered, followed by special music. len^fcv Arrangements are under pany to-relap paid, message: ARRARGED FUR RADIO way’In England to have the Prince talning the names of all stationtI KdllO£ff*& Bfflll OflVAt BAflHAIIIIll of Wsles. Premier Baldwin ' and .throughout the rn't.-o states. lr.-1 TT K F iVV si m iMsrconl speak to Amerkan l!step^tlW«f^f-T«r n.lti-1. |.YoRiiiHCJ" , “ CBIISf 00081133 it 13 ALL ers. Messages should he addressed to' | Most American 'stations will bp Radio Broadcast MsK*t a 'hcf off the n> while the English trans- York. ** ' 4 •* .niRterg are In action. Station WJ2 »-■ -j-•“ ? « , New York and WOY Schenectady. COLLEGE C0ED8 EARN . IN. V’., will he connected by long j WAY IN VARIOU8 A’iday program of;Run*-!distance wires so th« same pro-, LINES OF WORK Office 1201 — By MRS. ALICE ADAMS •— CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR' SOCIETY TO LEAD THANKSGIVING SERVICES The closing part of the program I Atlantic broadcasting will begin g,am' will be broadcast sfnuritaq Residence 832 will be a pageant, "The Waiting!Sunday night, November 26th, •» jeously from both clt'cs. Elg s t! EVANSTON. HI.—B’x hundred ^——— * World” by four Junior girls rspre- * *0 o'clock Eastern Standard time,: statione in England w.'il be Joined men and women students at NortV a regular Sunday I renting Japan. China. Africa and |* h ©5®]fl|t Radiophone staliogs in I by land Ynes so ore mlcophone' western University are working the British Isles will radiate spec-1 located in Londo-i. will control all.'their way through stnool this year, lal programs until 10:10 p. m., for stations when a voice actuates the according to t’guies prepared by the nuto audlencee.la Ibis conn- mlcophono located la Ibadan ft university official* Fifty i»er cent < will be seat Into tbe air sfmultan* 1 of this group depend entirely on doavorers at _ ......... evening meeting and the public lk 1 j Invited to attend. I countries In verse anil song. Amor CHRISTIAN CHURH At seven o'clock the metenig will IwRh will *>nt«* and the The Life Work Recruits of- the} open with a song and Praise »r-l aud *«n c e will sing "An»'rica M which Cht Istlan Endeavor Society \tt the. vice, after which a ladder will hgg w * H followed by the circle Klrtt*£hrlstlan church will lead the buh*. The first step ‘will bemade wh * n ench Endeavorer will have a Thanksgiving met ting, Sunday eve. with prayer with C.‘ J. Morris, as P*" ,n the meeting^ nlng at 7 o'clock in the church, builder, the next will be study The program planned is one of the based around 2nd Timothy with best yet given by the local En- C. M. Driskoll. Following the sec- MICHAEL’S JOR THANKSGIVING NEW WINTER MODELS Footwear. Black Satin Spanish heels. Block Suedes or three straps heels. or Satin Pumps. At $7.95 Pair Brown Satin Pumps, very trim and neat. Ultra Stylish Brown Suede Pumps in many new models. At $12.50 Pair French styles in Moonlight Silver, Gold Metal Cloth and Paisley Silver Evening Slip- Very fine and hand- FELT SLIPPERS For men, women and children $1, $2, $2.25 $2.50 mm Victrola^Now! Select Your) Christinas ORPHAN8 HOME BOX FIRST METHODIST CHURCH All contributions for the Orphans Home Box should be in Friday November IS, m the box is to'be packed Monday. Anyone wishing : contribution* called for kindly notify one of thjp following ladles: i Mrs. Mnx Hubert, Mr* M. A. Coker, Mrs. L. M. Carter. MR8. H. B BURTON, y Secretary MRS. C. N. WILDER ENTERTAIN8 BRIDGE CLUB Mrs. C. N. Wilder was the gra cious hostess Wednesday afternonp to her bridge club Fall flowers decorated the roomn artistically. Following the Interesting game an elaborate salad course waf served. Mrs. Sidney Gaines of Eli berton and Miss Billy Burton Huntington. West Virginia. tjr«i popular visitors, were present. MR8. CARLTON JESTER AND MRS. PETER BROWN HOSTESSES D. A. R. PARTY The usual weekly D. A. R brldgr party will he held Friday morning at the Georgian when Mrs. Carlto Jester and Mrs. Peter, Brown wll be hortesscs. Tho game promlees to be very lntereeting and most en Joyable. EXECUTIVE BOARD MEETING/ WOMAN'S CLUB FRIDAY 3:30 A very Important mrctlmr ot the Executive board of the Woman', club will be held Friday afternoon at 1:10. All membera and chair men of Bazear committee, urged to be preeent at the clrti houec. * ' —m— ATHENS AND ELBERTON SOCIAL NEV/S Mr. O. W. Darden, ot the 8Ute Highway Department, with head quarter. In Atbeni.wai In Elber ton Saturday on buehieti. Mr. end Mrs. Julian Brown and thlldren, Meadow and Julian, Jr. were the gue.te ot Mr.. D. W. Meadow, In Athene Sunday. Miss Dottle Hill tell Friday for Athene to M the sueet of Mr*. W. H. Raines. She attended the foot bell game Saturday. Mils Rosemary Hints hat re turned to Athena after epeatfng a few day# at the gueet ot tnr slcteri, Meedimee Julia Whitaker end A. J .Little. Mr. and Mrs. Aza Thornton, of Athene, were the week-egd gueete of Mr. end 'Mrs. Sidney Otlnee. Mite Ruth Stovall of Athena was tnc week end gueet of her parent.; Mr. and Mre. J. a Stovall. Mr. John T. Rainey ot Athene is .tending a lew day. In Elbiiton Following thl. station. United States and Every member of your family will etfjoy belter health—cat better, work better, eleep better—if tboy eat Kellogg'a Bran regularly. Its natural, positive work for health li actually a blessing to humanity! Kellogg’s gives permanent relief from constipation be cause it is ALliUUAM it is aoien- tlllcull.v prepared to relievo (uttering the intestinal tract; It clean I way toxic poisons and free* you from tho dangers of many dreaded diseases, u wfll as from sick headaches, rheuma- itatlons In the oouly fro weight dllfc.-ent stations ; their own earning* to pat the*r | t“ in aad cental nnd physical depres- England will «'* | peiating on wave length* airang-'way through school. The range of! siou * A wec V fl trial °f t,lis 8 rcat ternatc until December lat .when j ing from 363 to 40& meter*. work being ddie by men students " * x “ *~*** they will apeak to each other Ini in order to meet a request from include* clerking and waiting on two yftj communication at five (England so those broadcasting will tables, house work, washing ilishe . jnlnute Intervals. Henry Ford; know immediately if they are cleaning windows, serving ss sneaks Sunday night from hi* sta-. heard In America. j chauffeurs, night watchmen, mo tion IVWI at Dearborn. M'cb., op- Arrangements have been made t tormen. tutors, hotel clerks and PTO®* °® *® e 360 meter wave 1 with the Postal Telegraph com- switchboard poerators. nature food will prove that ita woTk f*»r health is wonderful! ’Consider Kellogg’s Bran as a food. It. is not :i laxative nor a luedi. im*. Bran is the outer coating of wholo wheafc nnd contains such nonri factors us mineral salts gp<! otlp elements vital in sustaining life! Kellogg’s Bran is cooked and ready to cat. ft is delightful as cereal, or sorinkled over your favorite hot or cold cereal, way to cat it is to cc a hot cercaL In preparation, add two tablcspoonfuli of bran for each person. | Delicious bakery batches i with Kellogg’s Bran. Kecipe9 art printed on each package. 1 DO TIVO THINGS—Eat Kellogg Bran each day for permanent reU6f from constipation and bo certain W cat nt least two tablcspoonfnls; id chronic eases, with each meal. First-class hotels, clubs and i rants eorvo Kellogg’s Bran in vidual packages. Ask for it at') restaurant All grocer*, ■ Read Banner-Herald Want Ada. We have all the latest models, in any style you require. Every instrument possesses the well' known Victrola quality of reproduction and bears the world-renowned Victor \ Trademarks under the lid and on the.label. DORSEY FURNITURE CO. Corner Lumpkin and Clayton Miss Deity Belle Brickie wan tho week end meat of relative. In Athene. . —ELBERTON ST'R. Ml.. Mary Crawford who hat been the meet »! Mra. RandaR Freeman for tevcral week! hat rt- turned to her homo in Baltimore. Mr/ and Mre. Jo,1th Sllllnr are expected bom (ram &’mal Moun ts’;; and other poU»> of intereal Tuetdty. —ffi- Mrs. Richard Johnston and he: mother Mn. Manhall Jonniton ot Macon, are ■ pending the month o( November In New York.—Conatl tutlon. Mn. Leroy Percy and three at tractive children will return to Blrmlnihem next week after a visit to her parent., Mr, and Mra Billuph 1’hliVzy. They will b Joined by Mr. Percy In Atlanta. Mr. and Mn! £rl Henzoa .pent the week-end In Winder. Jud(e Dlanton Fortaon It hold- Ing court In Monroe thla weeK Mita Billy Burton of IIuntInB- ton. W. Va.. ia the meat of Mi’.a Cora BeRe Parr for her wedding next week. Mn. zPxrbam nr Greenville Is visiting her daughter, Mn. Clif ford Hodgson. Mn. Waller Childs left Thun- lay morning for a visit to Nash- llle, Tenn. Mn. William Novotny of Albany ie the guest of Miss Ubby Reyn olds. 8UNFLOWER SEEDS A VALUABLE CROP IN THREE WESTERN 8TATE8 WASHINGTON. — Sunflower ■cede. H,000,000 pounds of there, worth elmoet three-quartern of a million dollan. That lx thla year*, crop of the three important pro. during states. Missouri. Illinois, and California, according to the department of agriculture. The yield tfe year It about t,000*00 nds more than last year, rout to elx million pound! ere lm. _ ed annually, principally Irons. Holland, Argentina and Rnatla. READ BANNER-HERALD WANT ADS. TRADE COUPONS Given With Every Cash Safe and Payment on Ac count—$2,500.00 Prizes. MICHAEL’S MAIL ORDERS Will-Be Filled Promptly As Long As Supply Lasts. Specify Sizes and Colors Wanted. On Sale Fridays and Saturday =1,000, Happy Home Gingham House Dresses — Guaranteed Fast Colors These Wonderful Dresses On Sale for One Tlollar will amaze you with their excellence of material, style and value. CHECKS STRIPES PLAIDS AND SOLID COLONS And every garment* Ms guaranteed not to fadq, or split. . You can not buy the material alone for'the sale price of these finished dresses. Their true worth is nearer $2 than $1. One, or more, of these pretty garments would make a lovely CHRISTMAS GIFT Buy for presents as well as your own use. A Fortunate Chance Came Our Way One ot the 1 greatest' dress manufacturers in the country wanted to turn stock into 1 cash—we were approached and saw a great bargain for our customers. 1000 New, Fresh, Crisp and Fine / Gingham Dresses Are Here for Two Days Hurried Selling. They’ll hardly last that long, for wise shoppers will buy in dozen. Sizes 36 to 46—Cut full.