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Tt'ESPAY. I)!■< KMliF.U 4,' 1921,
THE HAV.^ER-HKRAl.D. ATHEN'3. GEORCIA
at the office of H. O. EptlnK '& [ ernoon at the Georgia hotel at
Co;,' in tHe Holman building. Mr«. o'clock.
Barrett Phinliy who la at the head
of thfa chapter haa aome able aa>
alatanta In Mra. A. a. Richards.
Miss Marlanqn Pu'crson and a
number of others.
The ladles have succeeded In
getting a number 6f new novel,let
and almost everything ihev will
h«M —-III t.O Al ffc.nnt >■»..,
VTB ■■
Chith»f<? used to gay that
was frore religion, and more*
good poetry In the fol
lowing than In all other similar ef
forts he had ever read:
When mep. shall live by reason.
And not alone for gold.
When man to man united,
And every wrong thing righted,
As Eden was of old.
1 live for those who lov^ me,
For tbosdjl know are true,
For th^ heaven that smOds above
And %a tny spirit too;
For allfiusihan ties that bind me.
For the:lask my God assigned me,
For Ihf b;ight. hopes left behind
And the good that I can do.
I live to learn their story,
Who'irf suffered for my sake.
To emirate their glory.
And folleu* in their wake;
Bards, martyrs, patriots, sages,
The no^le ot all ages,
\Vhose?| deeds crown, hV*tory’s
fl9Fes,>
And time's great volume make.
I live* to hold communion
With all that Is divine,
To feel that there Is union
’Twlxt Nature’s heart and mlae.
To profit by affliction,
Reap truth from fields of fiction, Mhayonalse. brown bread abd eadi-
Grow wiser from conviction— Lble things of this kind. You wll’
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have for'sale will be different from
last year's assortment. Tho be^t
part of this sale will be the rea
sonable pllces. Iliere will ' c very
four drb'cles over one dollar* vn-
doubtably worth a great deal
more. There will be _a Iargfc num
ber of hatui'painted tops and. use
ful things. Hand made toys am'
French fag dolls. The most beau
tiful bags and vanities you ever
saw*, rotectors for blankets, iron
holders and tairous other attrac
tive things. Then there w»ll J>c
cakes, cookies, beaten biscuits
Fulfilling God’s des/gn.
I live to hail that season
By gtfteif minds foretold.
I live for those that love me,
For those who know me true.
For the heaven that smile, above
And awaits my spirit too
£\>r the wrongs that need resist
ance,
For the cause that needs assist
ance,
For the future in the distance^
And the good that I can do.
—SB
CHAPTER A. B.’s
CHRISTMAS SALE
Tuesday, December 11th, chap
ter A. B. v('ll hold a Christmas sale
miss a great mony Christmas bar
gains If you do not go In and* look
them oyer,
December 11th. Holman build
ing, H. O. Eptlug*. old gBH shop. -
Fine Millinery
Just now we are showing
a beautiful line of
Silk Hats
/ewVeiis and Other Novelties of the Season.
All Winter Hats Cut to Half Price and Less.
LULA B. SMITH
Olle 836 . 268 N. .TnnWa/in
MR. AND MRS. PAUL
KELLER ENTERTAIN
Among the enjoyable occasion**
of Thanksgiving day, was on ele-
gaat dinner by Mr. and Mra. Paul
Keller at'their beautiful homo on
Hampton Court. Among those en
joying the hospitality were Miss
Ella Meadors, Mr. !,. B. Flatow,
Mr. Wcscojn Hudgins and Master
Pan! Keller, Jr.
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MR8. VINCENT DAVI8
ENTERTAINS
Mrs. L. Vincent Davis will en
tertain with a teg Wednesday aft
ernoon at her homo 197 West View
Drive from four unt.i five thirty.
In honor of her guests Mrs. Anna
J. Davis and A?ss Ruth Davis.
Seventy-five guests have been in
vited to meet the charming visit
ors. ’ *
Reservation for forty tables ha.
been made, and there is room fo
more, those wishing to Join th-
charming party will please phon
the hostesses Mrs. J. D. Bradwel
and Mrs. Freston Brooks, who wil
gladly add your name.
Everything gives.pront’se of thl
•laborate occasion Ijeing one of th<
tlggest social affi«'rs fo th eholida;
season which i» practically hen
’or we glimftse the Yulettde In de
cghtful anticipation, the evldenc
•1 whloh will mark tho opening o
ho great bazaar which has
come an annual event
The many booths wJJl be full o
gorgeous gifts, such wonderfu
dolls; Such delicious candy! An*
a super-abandondance of the love
liest of tho lovely.
Santa will have headquarter
here, which promises to be won
derland and falriana combined.
Mrs. Ritchie, the splendid pres;
lent with her fine corps of work
ers have expended raucii time It
malng this the greatest bafaa
ever.
R8. T. A. ANDERSON
ENTERTAINS FOR MRS.
JAME8 HUGH ANDER80N
Mrs. T. A. Anderson entertalne*
dei’ghtfullyJTuesday afternoon 1
WOMAN’S CLUB BRIDGE
PARTY SOCIAL EVENT
OF THE WEEK
Brilliant In detail and lovely in
hospitality will be tne Woman’s
Club bridge party Wednesday aft-
A Specially
Priced Lot of
! oats $22.50
*nflsome Coats in the most desirable mod-
b. made of Velours, Bolivia* and Sport
ptirials. Some are plain while others are
r trimmed, belted and side tie models. In
tiSs lot there are 28 coats in a good range
of sizes, all special values at $22.50
Sport Coats At $15.00
Je in sport styles of good quality sport
btefial in solid colors, stripes and plaids
special values at r $15.00 .
| i Outing Kimonas for Little Tots At.... 33c each
honor of her house guest Mrt
las. Hugh Anderson of Texakann
Ark. Two tables or players enjoy
ed the lovely hospitality whlc?
maiked one of the brightest socls
events of the week. Exquisite pin!
roses adorned the rooms, with th
added glow of soft* shaded light:
and cheerful open fires. Followin
the fnteresfc'ng game delicious re
freshments were served. Mrs. An
nerson was presented a Jowele*
dorit. A bottle of Houbergant per
fume was the top score and a purs*
bottle of the samo fragrance wa
awarded the winner of the con
solatlon.
MRS, MILDRED RUTHERFORD
WILL ENTERTAIN THI8
EVENING
A lovely event of this evening wll
be the charni'ng hospitality whlcl
Miss Mildred Rutherrord will ox
tend the delegates from Lucy Cobb
the University and State Norma.
3ct.ool, who will attend the Inter
national StuAit Volunteer Move
ment in buntnapolis, the lattei
part of December.
CIRCLE 12 TO ENTERTAIN
LIOOLIE HUTCHINS
8UNDAY SCHOOL
CLASS
Tho Lollie Hutchins Surnfc^
schopl class of the First Baptis
church ufll bo entertained by Cir
cle i Wednesday afternoon in tb
church i>ar)ors at 4 o’clock. Th
will be an important mooting at
officer for 1924 will be elected. A1
members are urged to be present
Miss Nelle Reese, librarian of
the State College of Agricultuie is
•n Macon In attendance at the)
jiennlal season of the Georgia Li
brary Association.
Chief Justice Kichntd II. Ruvnell!
f Winder was the guest of air.
q liiam J. Russell Suuoay.
Little* Henry Brtgga of Blrmlng-
am continues quite ill with pneu
monia. News from 1-is vedsido
ion day night stated his condition
lightly Improved which th«
riends of Mr. and Mrs. W. 1*.
.riggs will be pleased to learn.
PAL AC
TO
NIGHT
Kenneth-Harlan
The friends hero of Mrs. Mary
ooper of Greensboro will regret
o learn of hei^ critical Illness.
Mr. Thomas Hodgson of Wash-
ngton. D. C., is the guest of Mr.
.uu Mrs. J. 31. Hodgson.
Effle Rowland Crane the little
aughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. E*
rane -ot Richmond. Va., is doing
icely following a recent operation
or appendicitis.
The "Virginian”
For twenty years* the ruprtme masterpiece of
Western literature.*
It’s A Big Special
At the Itigular Prices.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Crane and
’4‘ldren of Richmond, and Miss
htzabeth Rowland who Is at Co-
umbta collge will spend the
:hrlstmas holidays with Mr. and
Ira. C. A. Rowland.
The friends of Mrs. Bena Moou
ill regret to hear of her ilinos*
\ her home on Hancock avenue.
Mr. Cliff Turner of Cleveland,
hlo, who has been vlsIVng rela
tes here loft Monday ftr West
obit on a business trip .
Mrs. Walter Childs has re thra
ll from Fort Oglethorpe where iho
pent two weeks with Mrs. Richard
ritnble.
Mrs. R. C. Campbell and children
re in Augusta guests* of rs. For
est Newhall.
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Mr. Julies EnVn of Louisville,
visiting relatives in the
ty.
Mrs. John W. Brumby and Miss
•lary Harris Brumby leave Thurs-
lay for Washington, D. C., to visit
r. anti* Mrs. Hardeman Brumby.
Mra. Anna Vlngnla Stetson has
.•turned from Atlanta and Macon.
-BB-
The continued Improvement of
»r. W. A. Carlton Is most gratify-
g to bis many friends.
Wednesday
JAS. MORRISON
ALICE CALHOUN
“The Man Next Door”
v Bv Emerson Hough
Author of "Tho Cotercd W»*Dn," ".Nor!:*
of 56." etc.-
THE SEASON’S BIGGEST FEATURE
MR8. FRANK LAWLER
ENTERTAINS BRIDGE
CLUB
Mra. Fran Lawler wao the de
lljchtful hotteu to her bridge club
Mondhy night, which aiaembleii
tbo niembero for tho uaual enjoy
able game. Mra. EL H. Doraey, Jr-
won the prlie, a pretty plate. . t
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MISS BACON'S BIBLE
CLASS MEETS WEDNESDAY
EVENING AT 7MB.
il'iss Mary Macon's Bible das.
will meet M'edneeday evening a*
the church at 7:15.
The friend, of Mr. Monroe Dear-
Ing will regret to learn of Mi con
tinued lllneea.
These Dresses At $12.50 Are
Wonderful Values
Sixty-two dresses to choose from at .$12.50
each, they are all good styles and made of
fine quality materials. Poiret Twills, Wool
Jersey, Flannel, Crepe de Chine, Canton
Crepes and Satins. All the good colors are
shown and in a good range of sizes. The
usual prices would be from $18.50 to $22.50.
You may have your choice for $12.50
You May Choose From These
Dresses At a Saviiig of
25 Per Cent
The season’s best models made of Poiret
Twills, Charmeen, Canton Crepes, Fancy
Crepes, Georgette, Brocade Crepes and
Velvets. Straight lines, coat dresses,
draped and tiered skirts, panels and cas
cades. Trimmings of braids, embroidery
and tucks. The prices were reasonable to
begin with and the l-cduction of 25 per cent
makes every dress in this lot an unusual
bargain.
1 i
Davison-Nieholson Co.
ATHENS’ BUSIEST STORE
Victrola No. 405
Mra. Harold Ainoe of Baltimore
the guest of Mra. Dan DalTec.
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Mr. A. S. Parkcra friend" will
egret to learn of hla Illness at his
lome on Prince avenue.
var
Mr. Chat. Talmadge. Jr\of T«ch
a ith a party of friends spbnt the
.seek Pnd with hla parents, coming
>ver tor the college activities.
' Little Charles Mangleburg, Jr.,
is 111 with influenza to tho regret
>f hla little friends.
Expert Swimmer
To Lecture and
Demonstrate Here
Mra. C. 1*. Deublg, the first wo
man to do life aavlng work in the
ield for the Red Cross, will l»»* in
Athens on December 6. 7 and 8,
md will give flevernl demonstra-
■ and lectures here
An Instrument
You Should See ^
A model which will
fit in with tastefully
chosen surmundingg,
and upon which, at
upon every Victrola
model, the greatest
artists are heard; as
they wish to be heard,
on Victor records.
Come in todiy and
look it over f.
Ivatior.
ier iecturrs and del
»re highly Interesting.
While here »he will appear nt
Lucy Cobb Institute.* at the State
Normal School twice and at Soule
Hall. Her complete program will
>• announced later.
Thursday
and
Friday
Special •
Showing
NORMA Li l %
Ashes ofVengeance|
With' Conway Tearlc! “tl I
and 1,000 Others ^
GB83
Enters 24th Year
As Church Clerk
Dorsey
Furniture
Co.
Corner Lumpkin
and Clayton
When he was re-elected
clerk of the First Baptist
church Sunday K. B. Mell en
tered his twenty-fourth year
of service In that pfflce. Mr.
•Mell has served longer !n that
capacity than any other mem
ber of the churrk and perhaps
holds tho record In Georgia
for continuous serv^e an clerk
of a church. He wi« also re
elected superintendent of tho
Sunday school.
Mr. C. N. Walker wab re-
elected assistant clerk of the
church and Morton S. Hodgson
assistant superintendent of the
Sunofcy school.
Mr. Mell ia a brother of Dr.
John D. Mell, president of the
Georgia Baptist convenron. >
LITTLE BOY 8HOOTS AND
KILLS R-YEAR OLD SISTER
WATUEJtBURY, Conn. — Lucy
8currso, B7 vsatHhot and fatally
wounded here wK?n --
rifle, with which her JteatffFP^n-
glto, I, as plaripirr*tfnii difcharged.
The bullgt -gfruck the girt in the
abdomen. She died two hours luN
For The
WIFE
pLECTRICAL GIFTS!
-McLELLAN’S
5*I0-25e STORE ^
Biff reductions in Ladies’ and
Misses’ Hats—we must make
room for our Xmas merchandise.
All $5 00 Hats now $1.98
$3.00 and $440 Hats
now 98c
ladies’ Sweaters 12.41
Ladies’ Sweaters .. .. — $4.98
Men’s Sweaters
Men’s Sweats rs
Men’s Jersey.* 98c
WATCH OTR WINDOWS
If’*
Here are gifts, any one of which will
bring complete happiness on Christ
mas morning—as well as 364 other days
of the year.
They are gifts which will lighten her
work and eliminate the ,cares and
vdrudgery of her daily routine.
Bear in mind this important fact:
Only the highest quality of merchan
dise may be obtained, here. That means
hotter JElectrical Appliances and bet
ter Appliances mean economy in the
tong run.
Athens Railway & Electric
?, Company
Athens Gas, Light & Fuel
i/ Company
I’Kbne 54
170 CoBegc Avenue
<9
Athens, Ga.