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THURSDAY. DECEMBER C. 1923.
TH* BANNER-HERALD. ATHENS. GEORGIA
PACE THREE
NORMA
IfclHP JiKSJi t
better motion picture
is made, Norma Tal*
madgc will make it.
TALMADGE
= “ASHES OF
VENGEANCE”
IF
VALACE
E”
Now Playing
— BJ MRS. ALICE ADAMS — Residence 832
THE-'JOY OF GOING ON
Tlu'i<"W ho bourne, no ultimate. ‘ Scotia hand mnde^rugi. ^Iss inlwjjman; Mrt. Everett Patman. I n ll school Y. w c A woclittoi.
Thi/Very farthest star Davis, the accomplished principal I „ P “ l,ce Theatre—Miss Elizabeth to c,monte the nlrls and tave class
Itut ffirid It sea of other stars that of the Tallulah Falls school, got Bondurant, chairman; .Mrs. R. 1. en and debates on International
Miss Margberettu Morris, Miss be divorced from politics.
I Frances Myers. | A course or lectures 'by the
i The ladies assisting will bo: League of Women on\ the prob-
1 Post Office—Mos. A. S. Edwards iem« and proposals for peace “ In-
chairman: Mrs. Walter Hodgson, eluding all'the old proposals pt
Mrs. R. C. Wilson, Mrs. McBride the Hague Conference, and the
Howell, Mre. R .P. Brooks, Mrs. present proposals of League of
Robert McWhorter, Mrs. Thos. P. Nations nnd espeelslly the . recent
Green, Mis. Marvpi Maynard. Mrs. , sioo.ooo Bnk' prise swarded for a
J. D. Brsdwell. . .feasible plan for peace. The na-
Micbaels—Mrs. Frank Miller, tlonnl Y. W. c. A. ore requesting
■ stretches Just as far. 1 an expert from Nova. Scotia to
3 tierbV'Mo’ beginning and ho end. teach the children how to make
As In,She ages gone {these exqulq'te rugs. Afc. Kellum
Tlic greatest Joy of Joys ithnll bo has give i the clip of twelve an-
the joy of going on. ,gora goats to help In making these
*f —Selected'. | rugs. Visitors to the Woman's
—IB— Club Bazaar have a treat in atom
BEAUTIFUL HANDCRAFT
exhibit'" •
Stephens, Mrs. Dan Mnglll.
AAR!
, peace.
On Wednesday, Per. 5th the Y
W. C. A. of the State Normn’
srhonl opened the series of lec
tures. Miss Roberta Hodfion’^
If you haven’t been to the baazar pI In WorId politics has put
i itn vnmp Phrlotnina '■hnnnlnr i . ... ... __
to do your Christmas 'shopping. f lhr „ , tlldy on world and
, . , ... ho sure you go r’ght sway.-Worlds , , . „, nt | 0n> an d one
l2 r «"d Prospective buyers 0 f pre tty things are on hale. A t l cnt Miss Augusta Young of
fife, cubvery fjjusw-w; x bvs jst'ssk
£sE& ss2£i isfl: whi,e <** J ijs? 5» i ^
blankets and toemstltched sheets Thurfldnv evening. .
for their litUs beds, unique golf. Dr stewnrt of the 'University
sets and everything to delight the hn * signed up the faculties of
children. . both state Normal and University
A few of those lovely white fruit to Rlv «a free lectures nnd .Insti-
cakes left, delicious home made tMtCB f or the rural communities
candy, pretty aprons, bed spreads, and r i ub(l that demand University
exquisite beaded bags, rugs, tapes- Extension lectures,
ti es, every known novely to at- | Miss Hodgson will lecture on
tract ones attention. ; peace, one of the greatest Issues
Friday promises to be the bi? n nd fundamental needs of Industry
day. with many, many things add- I( nd for progress,
ed hourly to the manifold list of
wonderful things suitable for fi'fts. fine with on attendance of
‘or three hundred people.
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Schdt
F&irl
Texdjj/t'Wc’ago, Indiana, New York
and | > yVdiuington. These exhibits of
the ’ Work’ of Georgia’s mountain
box>;Mld rRfrls foave received the
most cordial praise, and the articles
fouiwlTearty sale at good prices.
FaSS&Athens Women’s Club
Bazaar the Tallulah Falls school
took a* rush order. The various
articles will be on hand at the
crest bauftir whlc!?-Ta being held
in the Georgia hotel by the Ath
ens Wotnmrs chib.
Thore are fourteen lovely fans
among tffe collection. Novelty
■forth hrgpms. with fasq'tiating
quotation** from 'Prof. Happy's
• ok on the nrlce tags. Bed
spreads, woven side board hmners r
•It from Talullah Falls _
ilblts from the Tallulah | ANTI-TUBERCCIL08I8
1 have been sent to CAMPAIGN THURSDAY
„Mrs. George Mell's committee of
young girls:
Josephine Brooks, Martha Ernest,
Birdie Bondurant, Flora Betts,
Lucy Pound, Nell Slaughter, Julia
Slaughter. Mary Marshall, Caro
line Huggins. Margaret Bicker-
staff, Julia Bradwell, Lucile Green,
Mary Park, Mary Hart. Eugenia
Arnold, Sara Hancock, 'Mary Belle
Hancock, Cuelle Johnson, Louise
Merry. Lucile Nelms, Emily Bailey.
MISS RUTHERFORD’S
COSTUME LECTURE
THIS EVENING 8:30.
Mias Mildred Rutherford will
give her costume lecture thin eve
ning in Seney Stovall chapel at
8:30. MIrs Millie will tel! in he.
charming way life on the old plan
tation as she knew it, which prom
I Sawdust Personal
And Social News
Messrs. Cnrfbs Epps and Tal-
madge Barber motored to Athens
Saturday.
tation as sne Knew ii, wmen prom- ' * n ** M**; W. M. Gordon
ises to he one of the most delight-1 * pent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
ful of the series of lectures which j ***£ * o e ®«Tty*es.
she is 9° generously contributing.
rz;
Vera Gordon were the guests of Thanksgiving with Mr.
Misses France* and Gqnettc Mas* j J- W. Dillard.
Mrs. Omej’a M. Smith and Mlw 1
Myrtle Bramblette spent Than Un
say Sunday
M-. and Mrs' Jog Ridded were
visaing relatives bfre Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J, H. Crawford and
family spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Pate Bowling. *
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Maynord and
_ I Mr. Charl'e Howell of Athens
The B. Y. P. U. social given by spent a while Sunday P. M. with
Misses Dovle and Eva Kppa Mrs. O. M. Smith and Miss Myrtle
Thursday night was highly enjoy. I r amblette. .
e “ J’Y * Mesdames M. -F. Moreland and Thanksgiving with Mr. H. II"
p ™ nce3 Massey and Lll- E. L. Gordon spent Sunday with . berL
tan Thornton spent Thursda.•. \fra rnnMm I Th
giving with homefolka In PenfiehJ.
Mrs. Andrew Will
daughter LucUc spent Saturiiiiv
with Mrs. M. F. Morehead.
Messrs. I ‘ tiler and J
Hams and families spen
with thejr itarents, Mr.
2. T. Williams. -rm
Mr. and «Mts. C, B. Tolbert spent
Mrs.
MEETING OFFICERS AND
TEACHERS FIR8T
METHODI8T CHURCH . m
u» Thornton spent Thursday. Mrs. Dan Foucbe. I The little daughter of
|"l*ht with the Misses Stone. Misses Mamie and Alberts Mar-1 Mrs. Lee Dlllaril Is quite
_ ,h . offlcsrs and teachers o> Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Stone spent I tin spent the week end with Mr. pneumonia.
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J, R. .and Mrs. Bob Epps of Oakland. I Mrs. Llzx'e McClain I,
. | Mr. and Mrs. Ford Sesgrsvei.st this writing. We wl-1:
Misses Lapearle Jhermon ami Mr. and Mrs. Lee D'llard spent- hir better soon.
the- Sunday school of tne
Methodist church this evening at
8 o’clock at the church.
Supper will be served by the In
termediate department.
-ffi— • \
A. B.’s SALE
Tuesday, December 11th is the
day for Chapter A- B.’s Christmas
sale. Every article made for thfs
sale Is something that will appeal
to the average person.
It will be useless to enumerate
each thing as we would be sure to
forget something. A one-day sale
can never be auch an elaborate
one, but great care has been taken
to make it an attractive one. With
just (be things that you would
like to have yourself. Things hand-
Thescjecturtm are always very ^ made, artistic and most delicious
- . -- — - * will be displayed for your selection
Winifred Orr. Marie Upson, Anna WOMAN’S CLUB BRIDGE *
Crabb, Emily Dozier, Sara Lowe
Wier, Ruth Morgan.
Those who will assist among
the sub-debutante set are Miss
Sara Pu'ce. chairman; Miss Loui e
Phlnlzy, Mlsa Ruby McMahen,
PARTY LOVELY 8UCCE8S
The Style Shop
r--MISS SUSIE WELLS
224
CLAYTON
STREET
NORMAL SCHOOL GLEE
. , , . , CLUB TO 8ING AT FIRST
A large company of the social CHRISTIAN CHURCH
contingent assembled in the Geor
gian parlors Wednesday afternoon The Normal School Gleo Club
for one Tif the seasons most bril- will give a Yuletide program at the
l.'ant bridge parties, sponsored by Kupriny rchool hour of the hhrist-
the Athens Woman’s Club with inn church Sunday morning at 18
Mr*. Preston Brooke and Mrs. J. o'cleok, nnd the second pint at the
D. Bradwell official hostess's.» regular services at. eleven o’clock.
Owing to the Inclement weatheV A musical treat Is promised it both
Removal Sale of Millinery
and a good deal of sickness id the
city, the beautiful party was not
quite so large Mn was anticipated,
but neverthe less it wn* a charm
ing success and one of the most
noteworthy eve'nts Incident to thf
•* We will move to our new location, 186 Clayton Street,
Janufly first. We ar« now selling our entire stock of
; 8aUnfmniSilk
If<D|OU arei-in need of anything in our line, yqu will save
money, by making your purchase* at , -
DR. AND MRS. McHATTON
ENTERTAIN FOR MR.
AND MRS. BILLING
innu;rta«w7: , ;hlch ,t "7. n Dr ' T. H. McH.tton e„
. . tT ’ *■ u UHV*i;i3 taslakad l~ hnnns «# M. ..A Uae
crowds daily with worlds of very
hours.
zsiik-z
THE STYLE SHOP
lovely articles for the housekeep
ere, tj»e holiday shoppers, in fact
enough. fo r everybody.
Mrd. J. .W. Barnet;
score prise, a large
Mrs. Robert Ould the low score,
lustre vase.
Each table won a prise, a lustre
vase which added very much to
ody. 1
tertafned In honor of Mr. and Mre.
Josiah Billing Wednesday eVening
at thg’r lovely new home on uVlii-
ledge avenue. The charming oc
casion marked the first of eevcral
amall parties at which Dr^f and
Mrs. McHatton will entertain this
winter.
Four tables of players enjoyed
ho beautiful hospitality, ao grac-
the zeet and happy enthusiasm of ,0 h # Iy extended,
the great social occasion. Mn - JyRua Talmadge won the.
Mrs. Horace Ritchie the lovely M' es top score prize and Mr.
“JUST OUT
i NEW VICTOR RECORDS
■H
president. Is doing -v-rv thing to-, ">“1 Rucker the gentleman's,
wards making n wonderful sunesi' Few, homes are so perfectly a
of every feature of tl.o Bnsesr.
TO GIVE BOX
SUPPER FRIOAY
The Euvelisn Class of the Esit
Athens Baptist church will give
a box aupper Friday night at 8:00
o'clock at the new Woodman hall.
The public Is cordially ,'nvtled to
attend.
The critical Illness of Mrs. Bens
Moon Is regretted by her many
friends. Pneumonia developed
Tuesday sight
Mr. Golden Knight lhas returned
from a bua'heaa trip to Atlanta.
Little charline Graham's friends
will regret to hear she Is III with
measles.
Mr. and Mrs. ff Ed. Arnold, of
Chapman. Kanins, are , visiting
heir sister, Mrs. 8. C. Reese, on
Irltteln nvenue.
- nj
Little Miss Evelyn Taylor Is re-
coverjng frotp measles St the home
of her grandmothsr, Mrs. Alice
NATIONAL LEAGUE
8TANDS FOR
INTERNATIONAL PEACE
All th# great organisations,
women’s political parties. Republi,
[ can nnd Democratic and various
| others want the United States to
take a non partisan stand for In-
I ternntlonnl Pence, Woodrow, WIN
j sin's stand for peace nnd his
, league nnd covenant plan were
r defeated tnrouati partisan enmllv.
hatred and animosity, which shouM
ot ner grauutuuui.r,
•Huff In Atlanta, which hsr young
... _ Uy »p- {friend, will be glad to learn,
pointed In the rich and’ artistic I —JR—
furnishings, and few Hunts if any I iMr. Louis Funkensteln returns
ere quits so cordial nnd dpllghtful j tonight from s buslnoss trip to
In their graceful courtesies. I Macon.
—a—
Mrs. Leroy Percy and three st-
I trncs've little hoys left this sfter-
{soon for Birmingham after a visit,
of several weeks to her parents,'
Mr. and Mrn. nillntM Phlnlzy.
DR. PERCY MORGAN
TO LECTURE TO OR.
HOOPER'S SUNDAY
8CHOOL CLASS'
Dr. Percy Morgan will lecture i
to Dr. W. D. Hooper's Sunday
hfar
ten o'clock. f ItLMnillllliU liuflll
MRS. LEO BEER ENTERTAINS
SEWING CIRCLE WEDNESDAY
Wednesday ntternoon Mrs. Lee
Beer entertained very delightfully I _
ml ISJafS : h «ryTf”mrn BtanWrB _A PP rove Mellon
and moat enjoyable occasion. Af
ter work bag* were put aside, de
licious refreshments were served.
W. a T. U. MEETING FRIDAY
AFTERNOON 4 O'CLOCK
| The Woman's Christian Temper*
nnre Union will meet with Mrs. H
1B. Martin. 545 Prince avenue, to-
Plan to Decrease Income
Tax and Will Ask Con
gressman to Support It,
District Governor Ken Guernsey,
of. OrlZhdA Florida, was the offi
cial guest of tbs Athens Rotary
dub at their meeting Wednesday
Choosing
Another Lamp
In thrac days when a number
of lumps in a single room
must dwell together .in color
harmony, the choosing of a
new addition to the group it n
matter for thoughtful consid
eration. -'
You will find our Lamp Sec
tion repoeefu! and inspiring,
with well-informed salesmen to
sld you if desired. Our wide
variety of designs—all dis
tinctive, yet in perfect taste—
is also helpful In making a
hqppy selection.
A Special Showing of
Table, Bridge and Floor
Lamps This Mouth.
ATHENS RAILWAY &
ELECTRIC CO.
morrow (Friday afternoon at (' Governor Ouemeey in a prominent
o clock, Mre. M, B. Miller of the real relate dealer and executive
Christian church will have charge' eecrtary of th Chamber of .Com-
of the devotional. Mre. C. A. mere# of that city. HI. addree,
YerNooy will talk on Child We|,| w aa moot Intereating and many
- r “™' I polnta of teachlnge In Rotary were
The regular bualnara meeting brought out for th# benefit of the
wilt follow. All Interacted will be local member#. ' The adjlreee
; cordialy weeomed.
MISS FRANCIS. fWRTHCUTT
CHARMING YOUNG HOSTESS
j One nf the brightest and moet
' charmingly planned eoclal events
of the week of cordial Intereat
tU’oughout wag most beautiful
and interesting which held
rapt attention of the membership.
The Kiwanis quartette favored
the' meeting with several selec
tions which were greatly appreclat
The quartette Is composed of
the youqe nchool eet woe Mlaei Messrs. Oecsr Klnnebrew, Ralph
Franrae N'orthcutt’a movie party; Hodgson. M. N. Tutwylcr of the
Thursday afternoon at the Palace J Kiwaniane and Morton Hodgson,
theatre to fee Normal Tatmadgc, of the Retarlens.
In "Ashes of Vengoanco" one of J. E. Talmadge, Jr., brought te
the loveliest pictures of the eea- the attention of tho club a recom-
eon. The merry party enjoyed re- ] mcndatlon by Secretary Mellon to
froohmenta at Coeta's. The Invited conareee for a reduction of the In-
rureta were Mary Bennatt. P«iv, come tax aa now levied and for a
Prpdberry, Jane Wilkins, Jane broader and lata complexed form
Crone. Veneta Crane, Marie Me.
Hatton. Janie Louis. Roberta Sa-
i aft Hill Nell Johnron, Anna
Fmjnclte Michael. Mary Burnett,
Ruth Beuaae. Isabelle Knight, Ce
cil r«nec, Mery Stark Davison.
I-oul.A Elrod Grace Hancock. Sa
rah .Erwin, Mary Erwin,. Martha
Carter story. Lucy ' Erwin. Eliza-
•Vtb Stewart. Bernice White.
Nellie Rucker. Laura Anne Phlnlsy
Flora Cox. Egith’'Doartnr. Joae-
nhlne Hodgson. Harriet Hodgson,
fella Emma Barwjck. Noll Cornett
' n oIc Hinton. Eleanor William,
"el: Wler. Fdltb. Connolly, ho.
Harriet Shooter,
Fnrhce, Mary Mnrbut.
GoqUl 'y* - ■ Major
Of making tax returns. The sug
gestion of Mr. Talmadge was en
dorsed and the secretary requested
to write the Georgia congrsemen
and icnatora requesting that they
give to tho Mellon recommendation
their active support.
RICHARDSON ELECTED
MAYOR OF HARTWELL
HARTWELL, Co.—A. S. Rich-
ordzon was elected mayor in the
Hartwell municipal election Wed
nesday. Aldermen elected an. A.
N. Alford and L. L. Morris; mem
bers board of education. W. E.
UMian Meredith and Claude M. Herndon.
Ai&reti
Santa Claus Toys are Here
-i - - -T ■■ ’
For Boys and Girls—Come and See Them
Now, here's Humpty
Dumpty, Alas and Alack!
Bravely riding on an elephant’s back. 1
Now the question you see—
Just between you and me—
Is this—if he iell—would he crack?
That we arc musicians is no fabrication,
'Tis true that we strive fpr your edifica
tion ;
Although it seems hard,
We dine upon, lard!
That our musical joints . t
May need no lubrication. .
Oh, I am I'he flagman brave,
There is no need for alarm;
From the top of the hill
My flag I wave, •
And keep you from all harm.
DAVISON-NICHOLSON COMPANY
SANTA CLAUS’ HEADQUARTERS
c7Vew Motor Records
Just Out.
RED SEAL CONCERT AND OPERATIC
Barcarolle (TichajEowiky) Erika Morin!!
Jum
Serenade (Enrico Tottlli)
Holy Night (AW) (Adxm)
Nazareth (Chorlcy-Counod)
Reinald Wcrrenrathl
Reinald Werrcnrath/
INSTRUMENTAL
Entr'acte—Gavotta
In the Mill (Jo Moulin)
Sittin* In a Comer
Victor String Orchestra! 19143 jo
Victor String Orchaetra/
LIGHT VOCAL
Elliott Shaw! j 9 j£3
Lewis James-Elliott Shaw/
Be Like tha Early Bird Comte Dialogue Arthur Moss-Ed. Frye! jq
Why Adam Sinned Arthur Moas-Ed. Frye/
DANCt RECORDS
In Love with Love—Fox Trot (from ”Supping Stonn *)
Paul Whiteman and HU Orchestra]
Raggedy Ann—Fox Trot (Jrom ”Stepping Stone1”)
v'' r ' . *' r <fhul Whiteman and Hit Orchestra]
Stack o’ Lee Blues—Fox Trot Waring’s Pennsylvanians
Savin' Change—Fox Trot The Virginians
Mamma Loves Papa—Fox Trot
Paul Whiteman and HU Orchestra
Ev’ry Night I Cry Myself to Sleep Over You—Fox Trot |
The Manhattan Merrymakers,
BERNSTEIN BROTHERS
Phone 62
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