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SUNDAY, IlECEMnnit 23, 1923.
THE BANNBB-nERALP, ATHENS, GEORGIA
ways say to a girl, 'Bo yourself,
baby,' and say—why, I'm dated tip
light up to the minute I’ll gradu
ate.”
"I like’m nice and easy to chat
ter with—I sheer off when they
got started pn sonnetp and expres %
Blonism,” sai/J Walter Paullson.
The intellectual miss who start
ed it all was aghast «t the com
motion her Uttle idea stirred up.
“I thought It would be nice to 1
let the boys know how we felt* 1
about it. And now look at them!
Mad as wet hens."
said Dr. Lyons. "These dancers
may 16ok all right as a still pic
ture. but It Is impossible to tell
what they will do when they get
Into motion."
Into motion." .
In the New York minister’s use
of dancing girls and symbolic pag
eants,<4ho Rev. Wllllanf J. DetJarU- W
eleben, pastor of th, Payne Me-*t$ly
medal eMthodtft church, sees the l Jw
secularisation of th church and an
attmpt to “compete with worldly i
amiisements." ** *5 4
Evidence of High Brow
State of Mind Turns Stu
dents Away From Girls.
EVANSTON, fll.—The reason
fair co-eds smiled sweetly A nd
male students smile not at all as
they passed each other on the
Northwestern University campus j
at Evanaton, was the impish Idea
THANKS
Symbolic Dancing
Is Frowned Upon
By Atlanta Pastor
I appreciate and wish to
thank each and every one .that
has patronized my Parlor dur
ing the year.
Wishing Yea a Merry Xma.
and Happy New Year.
ATLANTA.—“Those dances In
New York churches which are the
presentatibn of old Indian and oth
er ancient Ideals, with their ac
companiment of Incense and tom
toms, ar ejust a frak reversal to
itaganism—they have not a trace of
Christianity."
Such hi the pronouncement of
Dr. J. Sprole Lyons, pastor of the
First Presbyterian church, on
Peachtree street, concerning the
efforts of Dr. William Norman
Guthrie to Introduce symbolic
that'started a symposium with this
engaging but highly explosive
theme: .
"When a girl goes out with a fel
low should she talk.down to him?”
Well’ it waa a bombdbell. lt waa
the whispered* riot of the mornlnS
chapel and even In quiet class
rooms glares were thrown at
smugly superior damsels by foot
ball heroes and swimming stars.
Phones 1616—161’
ESTELL MARTIN
, 311 Holman Bldg.
240 North Lumpkin Street
KEEP MUM,
SHE SAYS
READ
BANNER-HERALD
WANT ADS
“What are the boys so angry i
aboutV’ murmured Miss Lida Ray
mond, a Junior. “I’m sure I thlnh
Jt’s a fair question. And the an
swer is eaiy. A girl doesn’t have
to tone her mental coll down to
the fellow who takes her to the
'"Not at ali Just keep quiet,)
■ ' - Anil, nh *l
game or to a dance.
r’Not at all. Just k~.
Lot him do the talking. And, ott,*
how he loves It. Keep mum. Don’t i
let on whether you know anything |
or not. He’ll bo perfectly satisfied |
and he’ll tell the world that you
aro the .most wonderful girl in'
college."
“I almlt it,” said Granville Vick-
ey, a senior, and member of the
championship swimming team. “I
admit it A girl has to talk down
to the average fellow. Maybe it is
not because he Is any more dumb
that she but he Is certainly more
diffident and constrained. If a girl
gets highbrow any man getp
scared."
Pretty Miss Avis Grant a Junior,
felt extremely sympathetic about
them men. "One ought to feel
around and strike the level of the
mind of the boy. she 1# with. Then
start In at that point and «try to
be agreeable. .It’s a matter of—
let’s see—instinct I believe you’d
call It"
Board Planning
To Renew Fight
On Chief Beavers
. SUNDAY
Dinner 50c
Chicken Soup with Rice
Roast Chicken, Sage Dressing
Rutabaga Turnips
Creamed Whole Potatoes
Congealed Fruit Salad
Muffins and Biscuits
Lemon Pie
/ Coffee, Tea or Milk
50 Cents
ATLANTA, Oa.—Balked in Its
effort to oust Police chief James
L. Beavers by the moral support
given the police department^ head
by city council, the police commit
tee of council adopted a resolution
declaring that they will go ahead
in the fight If re-appointed next
year by Mayor Sims. The mayor is
■Went on the personal,pf the com -
fnRM.'
Xmas Week Specials At the Movies
alttee.'
Chief Bea.era appeared-' before
the committee and asked that bin
trial be aet tor February It, hla
Doth blrtday. If the ouster move
ment Is to be continued, but the
committee laughingly voted down
the roquet and Set February < aa
a tentative date for the trial.
Before that date. Chief Beavers
will be eligible for a pension, as ho
will have served 36 years In th*
police department on January' 36.
1024.
‘T don't want any person to gf
SUNDAY SUPPER
Chicken Hash on Toast
o, Fried Rabbit
Home Baked Beam
Sliced Tomatoea
Fried Hominy Corn
: Hot Biscuit!
Choice of Ice Cream
Coffee, Tea or Milk
YOUR MIND AND YOUR MONEY
Your mental peace depends upon your financial security. Worry
about possible losses from fire, storm or accident leaves you with
just that much lees mental efficiency to apply to your hueineea.
Insurance relieves you of all worry. It leave, your mind free for
constructive thinking. W« can give you all forme of Property Pro-
tection. Policies.
THE HINTON SECURITIES CO„ Athens, Ga.
Representing the Alliance Insurance Co. of Philadelphia
Feast on Christmas
With Our Groceries!
WELL,I DON'T KNOW, I HAVEnVA
TALKED TO HER ABOUT f?)
IT, BUT I THINK SHE \ v '
NEEDS A NEW FURCOAT - i
THE ONE SHE HAS NOW 1
IS JUST ABOUT THROUGH/''"'—'-^,
l . ^ MAY BE
' 7 ^ (THAT WOULD
l PLEASE HER-,
WELL HE FELL FOR IT-A-
IT’S JUST AS GOOD AS )
YOURS RIGHT NOW- /
HE DOESN'T WANT ME J
TO TELL YOU - HE J
WANTS To SURPRISE
V YOU
j * TOM HAVE YOU VlADE
I BELIEVE SHE WOULD) .
LIKE THAT AS WELL / „(0)
AS ANY THINS YOU
COULD GET HER XwELL/THATS
'TWHAT IT WILL \
. / / BE, BUT DON'T )
' ( TELL HER-LET IT }
] BE A SURPRISE-/
Here’s a complete line of groceries both sta
ple and fancy—and also fruits. An assort
ment which you will be proud * of when you
see it on the table on Christmas. Come in and
order early Monday to insure prompt deliv
ery. - j’
UP YoyR- MIND WHAT
YOU ARE GOING GET
HELEN FOR CHRISTMAS.
OR HAVE YOU GOT IT J".
ALREADY?
NICE WORK
OLIVIA- ,
*
Our Thoughts
“For II he thinketh In hit heart, to Is
* h.,“—Prov. 2|;7,
A man is literally what he thinks, his character
being the sum of all his thoughts. As the plant springs
from the seed so every act of a man springs from the
hidden seeds of thought. A man’s mind may be liken
ed to a garden, which may be intelligently cultivated
or allowed to run wild; but whether cultivated or neg
lected, it must, and will, bring forth. If no useful seeds
are put into it, then an abundance of useless weed
seeds will fall therein, and will oontinue to produce
them kind.
By the right ohoice and the true application of
thought, man ascends to better things; by the abuse
and wrong application of thought he descends to lower
levels. Between these two extremes are all the grades
of character.
A noble and God-like character is not a thing of
favor or chance, but is the natural result of continued
effort.
The reward for this effort is Joy, Peace'and Con
tentment of mind, which always comes to a well round
ed chnrcter.
The Chm-ph fo'inv i« th® o-® inefi'bjtion which is
contimisril” "l-iii« 1 ?-> tVio nv'nris of the
nn—pfnv..*- -*. jr bulwark against the degrading
influence 0 •»rown^
S;-!ert a Hr-rHh %iporl !t
By Yen? A'lenskr-ce
THE WIER GROCERY CO.
Corner Washington and Lumpkin Streets
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES
Cash and Deliver Phone 166
Long Island Duck
Western and Native Turkeys
Fine Dressed liens
Little Pig Hams
FANCY OMAHA BEEF
Fresh Fish and Oysters
“Down Through the Chimney
Comes Good St. Nick”
• WHAT wnx HE HAVE FOR DAD?
Good old dad! He gives unstintingly to make others hajjpy on Christmas morn, and too often
he has to be content with a box of asphyxiating cigars, pr some other inappropriate article.
Make this a happy Christmas'for Dad. Give him a real man’s gift*—something desirable and
useful, something that he will truly, appreciate. Here’s a suggestion:
One fo Those Finely Tailored
K u p p e nheimer
SUITS or OVERCOATS
FOR SON, BROTHER, SWEETHEART OR FRIEND SUCH GIFTS AS THESE ARE MOST,
ACCEPTABLE:
Tics Hickok Initial Belt Bjicklcs
Mufflers and Beltograms
does ' Hickok Belts
Caps y “Babe Ruth” Sweaters
Interwoven Silk and Wool Hose i
Brushed Wool, Shaker, Jumbo and Jersey Sweaters
florsbcim and Douglas Shoes John B. Stetson and Mallory Hats
Bath Robes
Bed Room Slippers
Pajamas
Wiwlen Undergarments
LEE MORRIS
“THE DAYLIGHT CORNER”
Corner Broad and Jackson Streets
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DOINGS OF THE DUFFS
A Little Team Work
BY ALLMAN