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MONDAY. DECEMBER 21, 1923.
TBB BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS. GEORGIA
wight
INFLUENZA
-woe hushed la
THANKS
As • preventive, melt and
inhale night and morning-^
For man [cbulQ never fathom the
l0V8
That would bring the Lord of All
Down from- the, highest court - ol
visits
I appreciate and wish to
iatok each and every one that
a& featronized my Parlor dur-
heaven
To The Many Thousands
Who Are Our Valued
a
Friends, Customers
and Associates
.
We Wish a
zMerry Christinas
To lie in' a manger stall.
; You a Merry Xmt*
! Happy New Year.
Mias Mildreds Rutherford wda
expected home today from Dallas.
Texas, where.she made one of her
splendid historical addresss.
Mrs. Gorge Livingston has re
turned from Augusta where /he was
called by the illness and death of
her slater, Mrs. George Helntz.
THE CHRISTMAS MYSTERY
How marvelous! that such a little
Christ ■
'Could foothe the sorrows of hi
large a world;
That light could shine so long and
beam so far
From the Bright -face of fcuch n
' * tidy star! ‘ "
T*o >jrfcs that see and hearts that
/ ‘ nk’er forget,
The star of Bethlehem Is shlnlni
. ■ y*». ..
—Chriatopher O. H»«,n
By MRS. ALICE ADAMS
Residence 831‘
ESTELL MARTIN
311 Holman Bldg.
THE CHRISTMAS STORY
By Kathsrins Edelman
I would like to write a story sweet
| Of that night long long ago,
W^hen J,h<ji Lord of heaven and earth
| Came down to the world t-MoW;
j Came down to earth as a -* Utiw
i babe
To a lowly manger bed"
In a stable bare where the \ oxe'P
j tshillJ 0 the angel* sang o’erhead.
jB-tinCv , BlOIJr I If, L , j ‘ , :
I Whiltf thd labels sang their sopgv
; ) And jh# star shone bright itjd
■ t would like fo write In words thdi
would thrill . A'
i * But my 'peri-septns dull from fear
Fofc j krio\Ohat none could write f
• 1 tell
Of tBe beauty and wonder deer-
That lay o’er the earth and sky thM
Mr. and Mrk. J. JS. Patman an
nounce the-birth of a daughter at
hospital December 23rd
»6t. -Mary’i
Mr. August Keller of Tech Is.
spending the holidays with hi*
parents, Mr. and 1 Mrs. Paul Keller
Miss Mattie Lou Blackstock Is
spending the holidays In Dublin.
Miss Ella Meadows will spend
he holidays In Olllsvllle and Toe >
coa. \
MISS FLORA BEt+6
ENTERTAINS AT
TWO LOVELY PARTIES
MIhs Florra Beits was the de
lightful hostess at two beautlfull?
planned parties Saturday after
noon at a tea dance followed b?
a Prom party In the evening,, en
tertaining in all about seventy
guests of the N hlgh school contin
gent.
The Christmas decorations wer
elaborate and very effective h
garlands of holly and Southeri
Smilax with great clusters of mis.
tletoc and crimson bells everywhere'
Cheery open fires added a ®!ov
and warmth to the merry scene.
The dgllclous rfereshments car’'
tied the bright colors of the Yule
tide. Miss Betts was Assisted i
entertaining by her. sister, Mist
Victoria Bettr.
These charming parties were tht
first of the holiday season of social
nterest to the young set, and this
week will mark the calendar with
many lovely activities,
I would like to
• * would' live
Eat Christmas
Dinner
Happy New, Year
MICHAEL BROTHERS
THE PINES
•CAFETERIA
We will serve a regular old-
fashioned Turkey Dinner from
1 P. M. to 2 P. M.
Christmas Day
Greetings of
the Season
From
MAYBURG’S
Mr.-and Mrs. Clarence Stone
tnounce the birth of a little daugh-
I er, Monday morning, December
34th.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Pledger and
family art spending the holidays
n Charleston.
) . %
‘ Mr., and Mrs. L. M. Carter and
children Georgia nnd Rob are In
krt In Carrollton, for the. holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Vance Davis of
Carrollton are'the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. M. H. Parr for the holl-1
days.
We wish to extend our thanks and appre
ciation for the patronage accorded us in the
past and to wish for everyone a
MERRY CHRISTMAS
AND HAPPY NEW YEAR
We Wbh for Our
Friends and Patrons
A MERRY CHRISTMAS
The
Pines Cafeteria
Judge C. if. Brand and Miss
Carolyn Brand have arrived from
Washington, D, C. to spend the
holidays.. \
Mr. and Mrs. Bolling Saenett of
Atlanta are guests of Judge Brand
for the holidays.
—
Mrs. E. R. KInnebrew of Frank-
“ " “ Miss Harriet KInnebrew
“The Little price" will be closed
Tuesday, Christmas day Ih Ofder
to give the employees holiday,
which Is perfectly natural to ex
pect at this lovely season In ob
servance of the most Important
day of the entire year.
The doors will be opened again
on Wednesday; and on Sunday
December 30th a delicious turkey
dinner will be served which - goei
without saying it will be delfoloue
and very elaborate.
Mis* Price extends to each and
all her patrons the merriest and
happiest greetings of the Yule tide
Kp.TsQn, ni)d the New Year, too.—
Advertisement. •
278 Clayton Street
Head Banner-Herald
Want Ads.
CORDIAL GREETINGS AND
BEST WISHES FOR
CHRISTMAS AND
THE NEW YEAR
■In. N. C..
of Atlanta and Mr. Bob KInnebrew
of St. Louis, are the gbests of Mrs.
J. A. Cook for the holidays.
BERNSTEIN BROS.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Cuyjer Tnixsel!
and little daughter are"' spending
the holidays in Rome.
Athens’ Largest
Homcfur'niihcrs
PAGEANT "DAY SPRING
FROM ON HIGH” AT CENTRAL
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH" ;
The beautiful Pageant “Day
From On High" will be repeated, by
•''Judge nnd Mrs. Horace Holden,
Misses Queen an Frances Holden
nnd Mr. Frank Holden went to
- Crnwfordsvllle today to spend the
holidays. ^ /
some of the Sunday school children, 1
of the Central Presbyterian
church Wednesday evenliig- ,, ' , iA r d ,
o’clock. It Is a beautiful little
Pageant, and will be presented (
quite ai charmingly as before.- _
Mr. Rose Crsekmore has joined
his family here for the holidays.
CIVILIAN AVIATOR
HURT BY QUAKE
TOKIO—The recent disaster has
destroyed the organizations of
civilian aviation In Japan, at least
four concerns having announced
they"world «lose,, partly on account
of tuny**** directly sustained In
thw esrthquoke, but chiefly owing
Mr. James White will go to
Paducah. Ky., after Christmas for
a short visit to Mr. and Mrs. \yil-
llam Bradshaw. - a — >
airs, ecnrooruusn ana atiss near. |
borough of Columbus arrlved.4«dtfy i
to spend Chrlstmaa day with Mr j
•ind Mrs. Walter Hodgson and with «
them will leave Wednesday for a <
motor trip to Florida.* ' \
to suspension of subsidies from the
government Proprietors of two
of there concerns announce they
will resume business as upholsters
GREETINGS
COUGH8 DISTURB 8CHOOL
Miss Elizabeth Rowland accom
panied by Miss Mary Miller of St.
Lqpis arrived last week from Co
lumbia College to spend the holi
days with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. C. A. Rowland.
To Our Friends and Customers
Everywhere:
We extend the heartiest wishes for the happiest
Christmas ever and for the New Year may peace,
happiness and prosperity be yours to the fullest
extent.
If we can serve you it will be a pleasure.
American State
same advice to children who havi
coughs as did thla Florida teacher.)
recommend FOLEY'S HONEY
AND TAR to the children in my
achool who had the 'flu' and gool
reaulta, came whenever It wa*
used," writes'Mrs. L. Armstrong
Okeechobee. Florida. Foley’*
Honey and Tar contains no op!-
|ates. Ingredients printed on th<
wrapper. Quickly relieves colds
coughs and croup. Sold every
where.—Advertisement.
Sunday.
—IH ■■
Mr. and Mrs. William Crane and
children liave arrived from Rich
mond Va., to spend the holidays
with Mr. and Mm. C. A. Rowland.
WE WISH YOU
A MERRY CHRISTMAS
AND A HAPPY AND
PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR
THE HINTON *
SECURITIES CO.
C, G. ECKFORD, Mgr.
Phone 477
Thornton's
TUE8DAY
Dinner 75c 1
Cream of Chicken Soup
With Rice
Roast Turkey, Oyster Dressing
Cranberry Sauce
Celery Hearta
Was Susan Mr* of Goueher
College. Miss Elizabeth Moss of
Atlanta and Messrs Thomas and
Rufus Moss of Tampa. Fla., are
/pending the holidays with'"their
parents, Mr. and Mrt. Rufus Moss.
on Hill street
Member Federal Reserve System
OFFICERS:
JOHN J. WILKINS • ■ • •
HOWELL C. ERWIN Vice-President
W C. JORDAN Vice-President
G. R. DAVIS ••••• Cashiey
LEWIS M. JORDAN - Asst Cashier
Asparagus Tip, on Toa«t
With Green pea,
Saratoga Chip,
Muffins and Bi-ruit,
Hot Mince Pie
Coffee, ’lie or Milk
Mr. John flnetllna of the Epl«oo- \
pel Hiah ie home for the holiday,.
Ur. and Mra. Joe Morton and
Mia. Elizabeth Morton of Oalnea-
wllle are eu.at. of Mra. W. J. Mor-
TUESI^AY SUPPER
75 Cents
Roast Turkey, Oyster Dressing
Celery Hearta
Cranberry Sauce
Asparagus Tips on Toast
* With Green Peas
Saratoga Chips
Hot Biscuits
Mincemeat Pie
Coffee, Tea or Milk
Mr. and Mrs. Recrest and young
son are In Decatur for the holi
days
Mr. and Mrs. William Knelling
And young soil William of Green*
vine, R. C„ aro the guests of Col.
and Mrs. C. M. Knelling for the
holidays
Mr and Mrs. Harold Hinton and
children are In West* Point for the
holidays.
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