The Banner-herald. (Athens, Ga.) 1923-1933, February 12, 1928, Image 11

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Newspaper Page TextSUNDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1928. ATHMIB. UBOKOUL GEORGIA STATE 'ItAUlEUS COLLEGE. ’IhQ students i.vm uivKalb < ty gave n most int-resting pro- ’ Oftka fkm 1U1 Auca mim iM ATHENS WOMAN'S CLUB GIVES BENEFIT BRIDGE PARTY. The Athens’ Woman's club guv a lov:ly benefit bridge party Fri day evening at the eiub which proved to be a very d light ful social event. The spacious rooms were beautifully d corated with gorgeous daffodils, tbs spring's first radiant blossoms, and soft glowing csndlta and shad ed lights in effective arrange ments. Mr. Walter Jackson won the g-ntlcman’s top score and Majot Colley tho low score. Mrs. J. D. Brsdwtll won score. Miss Bessie Cauthen was !—TQ Don’t Keep on Coughing ! SiSfon! US awarded the consolation priz?. Fo! lowing: the interesting "ame, deli cious r: fresh men ts were served, w Ive tables of players enjoyeo this happy occasion, which proved cno of tho week's crightest social events. MRS. DUNBAR LAMAR HOSTESS TO WHATSOEVER BIBLE CLASS. ine .business and social inert ing of the Whatsoever Bible class was held Tuesday evening with Mrs. Dunbar Lamar at her home on King Av-nurS, A contest be tween the Buicks and Dodges has the ladle*’ high proven quite interesting and prof- score and Mrs^ R. S* Pond the low to the contending sides for two months. The Dodges won out by several points and at this imr the Buicks proved their worth in their lovely entertainment. Aft:i thi> regular business meeting whici was prartded over by the pr:s! dent, Mrs. Cleveland Cartledg-' Mrs. Evans had chargj of the so cial hour. Interesting contest* were enjoyed and Mesdamrs Un derwood and Georgo Champio- proved to be ths most brilliant of the group. Several lovely voca 1 selections were rendered by Miss Nalae Dunnaway, Mis- Mar the Lan? Kirk gave a charming read ing aft:r which delicious refresh ments were served !by the Buicks ) —ffi— mrs. John coffee ' IS HOSTESS. Mrs. John Coffee was the de- lightful hoitess Wednesday after noon to the Smart-Set Bridge club, at hor apartment on Grady Ave nue. After the game, (Jrlicious re freshments were served. Top score was won by Mrs. Harold Burton, a beautiful deck of cards. Low score was awarded to Mrs. W. T. Ferryman, a lovely bridge score pad. The guests included the regular members of the club. t—30— Y. W. C. A. VOLLEY-BALL CLASS MEETS TUESDAY. The Y. W. C. A. volley-ball class mtets Tuesday morning at ten o’clock. All interested are invited to join this class. ELIJAH CLARKe"cHAPTER TO MEET WITH MRS. J. V. H. RUCKER. Mrs. J. V. II. Rucker, regent, will entertain the Elijah Clarke chapter, D. A. R-, Wednejday af- terroon at 3:30 at her home on Dealing street. Georgia Day and Geaigt Washington’s birthday ns DANCE AFTER GAME | GIVEN BY CHI PHI’S The regular meeting of the High . CM Phi fraternity _e„ter- School P. T. A. was called ot order number of their friends Thursday afternoon at four , av * n t n „ , *J’ c, ? ck by MrS * W * B * HIne8 ’ Presl * f Following the dinner the guests of c cc , oaomicS , dent - . , A. „ 1 were taken to the GeorgJa-CIcm- ogy. The Scripture reading was After tho » Lord s Prayer was non game at Woodruff hail, oy Miss Ada Wallace, while Miss recited In - concert, the Serbia The dance whIch assembled 1£2»!\£!%J232 «“.<■*»« contingent, took « muot, Uiir-IVBP T a wn, called ot order WUW1 H numoer oi uieir irienau gram at the cnapcl n.noci on Wd- Sch^l P. T. A.^»ed ot order ftt dinner and a danco cn Mon . neuday morning. The exorcises 1 ■re*m«nn «t four w-ere under tnc direction of tne de- l ■ —Metro Studio. i' t Mrs. W. P. Smith. Macon, Ga. — “I caught cold and developed a severe cough. It would be much worse at night. Some nights I would cough the whole night long—could not sleep nor get any rest r and would be all tired out when morning came. I grew thin, weak and nervous, and was- in very poor health when I began taking Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery, but by the time I had taken four bottles I was entirely well of my bronchial trouble and cough, and the ner vousness had disappeared. I grew well and strong, have never had another spell of tho kind since. -^•Mrs. W- P. Smith, 114 Duncan Ave. f Ask your nearest druggist for Doctor Pierce’s Discovery, in tab- ... _ . lots or liquid, or send 10c for trial *ho the regular February meeting pkg. of tablets to Dr. Pierce’s! will be observed and a delightful Clinic, Jbiffalo,’ iN. Y. | and appropriate program. All —Advertisement, members are cordially invited. A Sale of New Spring Dresses / 200 New Spring Dresses that usually sell for $25.00, will go on sale Monday for $14.95. Flat Crepes, Crepe de Chine, Georgette Crepes and Crepe Romaine, also Printed Crepef, and Print Combinations. Sizes 14 to 20,36 to 50. Each model exclusive. $9.95 Spring Coats Solid Twill Cord and Poiretsheen Coats, some plain, some with fur collar. Tweed Coats with and without fur; small patterns and large plaids. These Coats are regularly $14.95 —This sale $9.95. Hoover Dresses 98c White, rose, blue, green and lavender. Made i of genuine Loomtex Broadcloth, fast colors. Sizes 36 to 50. Sold for $1.49 elsewhere-^ Our Price 98c. LESSER’S APPAREL SHOP 278 Clayton Street “WHERE YOUR DOLLARS HAVE MORE CENTS” county, and MU* Harry VanWag- ner diicusscd thi economic and so cial conditions, of the county. Miss Mary Livingston diseusaad the religious and social progress oi i) Kali county. The Dramatic Club met on Mon day evening knd a delightful pro tram was given, -entitled, “My Dear.” Those in ths cast of char acters were: MD«*« Pauline Gra ham, Annie Sims, Frances Den mark, Margaret Pe:bles, Nell? Prcnco, Hel-n Bass and Marihr jtnllir.gs. The Glee dub sang at the Firs Methodist church on Sunday while Misses Franca* .Waller and H:len King sang solos, Miss Nell Prance gave a reading at the weekly meeting of the Lion IpH The collage will celebrate Geor gia Day on Monday evening with, a Georgia products dinner and with iprropriate music and readings. Mrs. Upshaw Gannon spoke U- v Jie Y. W. C. A., on Sunday evening an Prohibition end Citizenship. Mr. Alvin Ilarthy, of Birm- : ngham, spent arveral days last we k as the guest of hi* sister Miss Annie Mary Hartley. Miss Carolyn Vance was called o'Atlanta on account of the ill loss of her shter. Misa s Alda Wallace. M«ry Nea 1 Shannon and Elizabeth Montgom ery, spent the week-end in Com merce. President Prance of tho Amen* •us agricultural *»*••'• -s*nt th*» weekend with his daughter, N:ll. Miss Evelyn Meadows, of Teo- -.ille. gnent Snnday with friends a‘ tho College. Miss-re Etta Ray, F~ Over •on and Pauline Gresham spent ‘he week end at their respective homas. ? s —ffl— WINTERVILLE NEWS JF INTEREST. . Miss Jessi* Hardeman, bride- elect of February, was entertain ed at a miscellaneous shower, iVedncsday afternoon by Mrs. W- A- Dunlap and Mrs. Henry Dun- .ap at thj home of the later. As each guejst arrived they were giv en a nuirJ.er and found their part ner by matching numbers, for an .nteresting trip through G-orgia, fieiting many of the important cities. Mrs. Kroner and her part ner, Mrs. Harry Dawson, won the irizo fdr having the largest num er of comet names, In hunting for the hidden treasure, Miss Flo rie Dawson, wo;* given a small, miniature bridegroom for bcinp tho most successful in thi hunt. The* bride elect, Miss Hardeman, .vas given many beautiful and use ful gifts. MLs Erma Gilmer and Mis: Florie Dawson assisted th* hos- hostess in serving a deliciou salad :our:e. Mr. and Mr. J. S. Coilo and Mrr W. Gaines have returned from % short trip to Atlanta. Misses Keith andOgl sby enter tained two tables of bridge last Thursday evening at the home of Prof and Mr?. Wilson.. Th-- friends of Mr. J. T.#P1D«H md Mrs. W. |M. Coilo and Mrs. "homas Carter, r*rret to learn of ‘h*tr illness from a cold. Col. and Mrs. J. D. Watson wil’ ‘<ike pos ession of ♦heir horn? here * , ext w*ek and will ibe given a hearty welcome to our town. • —S}— Y. W. C. A. ACTIVI TIES INCREASING Interest In the activates pro. moted by the Y. W, C. A. i’s on the Increase according to the report given by Miss Jean Russell, gen eral secretary cf the Y. W. C. A at the* regular meeting of the Board of Directors held Thursday morning at the Y. W. C. A. An- nex. Two new clubs of girls have recently been organized In East Athens and the gbls are very en thusiastic over their organizations Each club meets once a weak at the Neighborhood House for an hour of fellowship and the p’aylng of games. Misses Evelyn.Berry and Eylau -Anderson, Seniors in the University, are counsellors for tho dubs. Great Interest Is being shown in the volley-ball tournament which Is to bo held the last of April. New teams arc being form- ed and the- older teams are being reorganized to be t ready for entry. A new class is* open for begin, ners on Wednesday evenings at 7:30 under tho leadership of Ml Beu’ah Singleton and on Fnldays at the samo hour Is held, a class for “husbands and wive*,’* with Mr. and iMrs. W. R. Bedgood In charge. Any persons who wish to join either class are urged to come to tho meetings this week In order that a good start may be mode. 8ATURDAY SKATING AT THE Y. W. C. A. .Beginning next Saturday, Fob. ruary 18th, the Y. W. C. A. Gyn- nafi’um wifi bo open on Satur day afternoons from 3 to 5 for roller skating. Miss Jean Russell, general secretary of the Y. W. C. A., frill bo present as chaperone or will have somo other respen- slble person in charge, and tho young people of the community are cordially urged to bring their Bkates for a rolllck’ng good tlrqe every Saturday afternoon. tlons. the minutes were approved. The dinn'er-guest* were: Misses The Treasurer's report followed. Elizabeth Hall. Martha Lester, The Executive Board then submit. K rances Ncrthcutt. Madallno ted Its recommendations which c rwne . Evelyn Sherman, Myrtle were accepted without discussion. crymes. Ada Kotshey. Flora Cor, Mrs. Hines then Introduced Dr. jfarjorle Dicker!, Bertha Burman. W. P. King who made a most 1 ■ He | en McDoriran and Mr. and corning the Instilling of con. Mnt Bob McWhorter.—Bed nnd cernlngccaniStg the Instilling ;of J3i ac ^ fldenco Into children in the home. Friends of little Julies Steph. DANIEL.Blue enson will regret to learn ot his MrandM™ Illness with pneumonia. * r Bna ,r Mr. and Jtrs. Bill Daley have taken an. apartment on the Mil. ledge ch-clo recently, vacated by the family of Mr. Jeff McDuffie. Cordial Interest centers the ar tho parents and teachers pre«ent. ,] a y morning at tho Athcir.’ Wo There being no other business man's Club at 11 o’clock. The dis- tho meeting adjourned for a social cussicn of planting —-'dtocs and hour, during which delicious ro- the treatm:nt of shro'is nnd plant- freshments were served. ing sweet peas will be of inestlma- tk— ble value. A full att.ndancc Is urged. CHILDS STREET P.-T. A. TO MEET. Some of the most stunning Street P.-T. A. will hold >.isscs Laruise anu nary 1 —- ■'! ...» .. gowns ever seen on the screen ;L h ^ h U e nr J' 4th mc,i TM’; wiTl U< bo a n Balk,' Madallno Greene. MarJodJ »>™“Bhout the southland. ?- e - - be n . F!ore . nce ^th Vft’ Night meeting. Dr. A. 8. Denmark: Mb-ars. Robert Brice. I HU- GORGEOUS GOWN8 WORN BY STAR OF“HONEYMOON HATE” AT THE PALACE MONDAY' Daniel of Ocala, Fla., formerly of Alliens, announce marriage of their ‘l-itV?nLor, Mary Ijouise, to JMr. Elmo Blue, January 19, at Bennet- tsvllle, S. C. r“— | _ ■° l Bltlo Elmer I^o 'CIRCLE SIX. FIRST BAPTIST Smith wl.I be pleaded to learn ho CHURCH MEETS MONDAY Is doing, ulcely following a tonsil WITH MRS. BEN EPPS operation. Friday at tho Generali Circle Six of tho First Baptis' hospital. . j church will mo t Monday after- "at—* , noon with Mrs 'Inns on the K11tv- lMss Martha McAIidn Is spend. I Bridge l oad at four o'clock ing tho week-end with relatives , —ta in Clarkesvllle. I -IW—. I Judge nnd Mrs. Horace M. Hoi- Mrs. m/H- ElYott has returned ! TlnfoveT "or'U.o'" 5 ’' her daughter Mrs. Jewett Harris, . , . — who accompanied her homo for a 1 < ^ e * ,rat * on of Gre! weekdond visit. j S^ij^ulshed kinsman Alexander . GARDEN CLUB MEETS A very opportune discussion of WEDNESDAY MORNING tho scholasfc'c condition of the stu. ir 11 O'CLOCK, dent body was lend by Mr. Me'l Tha Ladies Harden, Club will Mr. John'Snelllng of Pcrterdnlo Hal“ofT’Sme'V 1 Wnshlnctin ‘n after which n check was made of holds Its r.gular meeting Wedncs. is spending the week-end boro r .vl. h Et n ' D . distinguished kinsman I H. Stephens and the presentattor 1 of the model of his statue In the spending the week-end hero c rerpnilv with his paints Chancellor and C * recenlly p,aced there - Mrs. Charles M. Snelllng and has j for Ills guest* Miss Frances Marl-1 on. Miss Jano Twoy and Mr. HIr- nouncement made In Atlanta _ am Cassells of Atlanta. j Hugh L. Hodgsen’s appoint — I ment as orgap'st and choirmaste- Miss Billy lWacken and Mias J ® f 4U st Episcopal church Xeph Pate entertained at a bridge* Athena is indeed proud of her savpu a uiu vUti.f uuiiLU ill II ' IJI tuno ,, . , , party Thursday evening at the ^-osnlsnea son whose:great mnsJ Chi Omega l*cnse. Tim guos‘8 ,ai ,s outstanding and r.-c were: Jlisserf' Louise and Mary c . n J y ., 1 . ,le state be ladalino Greene, Marjorie * Denmark; Mo-srs. Robert Brice, j and Black. —1*1— Tho “Cat” club played bridge Friday nivh* at the Chi Omega houso. This is a new organ!? Palace^Mond^y.^MJss 1 Vidor*made ^ ^ many a trip to her dressmaker’s ***?*- ,,° String, establishment and a number of. A ♦«“ nttendance s urged revisions In style were necessary. Mr3 ' B ; dK 8 0 .™' “I personally take all the re- - ^ ir-staem. sponsibUIty for wardrobe in a l AUXILIARY TO ALLEN R. j Son on tho campus, its purpose picture, . Miss Vidor says, De * FLEMING POST TO MEET being the pursuit of pleasure— cause I believe that clothes are , the Auxlllary t0 t h c Allen R Rod and B'ack. all Important to an actress. For Flemin(r Po8t 0 f the American Lc i several years now, 1 baee deslgued K j on wj || hold its regular meeting ' Misses Bil’y Slacken, Monllno every dress, *° w " " at the Woman's club Tu'sdny nf VcrXooy. Katherine Kingman. I have worn In my y«rl° u » ternoon at .1:30.- An inter stinn Mertnrfe. Tmnmnrk nnd J-nnettc ductlons. It’s my hobby, !■ tble j !r0 L.nim has been arranged. All n.... I,.. —st ton. vomen c i 1?lbIe tor men-/ ershlp are cordially invited. Sign'd, Miss Mary Dozier who b?>B be*- sp«ndirg several weeks in St Pet • ersburg. Fla., will go rro m there i | Miami before returning home. Mrs. James AIgte of St. j burg and Mrs. J. F. of Axnerlcus are the guests of Mrs. W. C. Thornton on Grady ave. —ffi— Mrs. Randall Freeman has turned from a weeks visit to matter cf dress and It’s great fun, Miss Vidor wears a dozen dif ferent gown* in “Honeymoon Hate.” Meadows spent Wednesday In At- lf. nta 8,, ° vlrited b COLLEGE AVENUE P-T. A. TO OBSERVE FATHERS* NIGHT. The College Avenue P.-T. A., will observe Fathers* Night Wed nesday evrning. February 16th. This being Founder’s Day, the 31st unniv rsary of the P.-T. A., will be observed iwth patriotic songs. Miss Erna Proctor will brin* a wonderful messasre on Child Wei- Brightwel! are spending tho week, far?. A full attendance is urged. | end la. Atlanta. WOMAN’S AUXILIARY CEN- TRAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Tho Woman’s auxiliary of the Central Presbyterian church will hold a business meeting Monday aftemcon at the homo of Mrs.. C. H. Newton at 4 o’clock. A full attendance Is urged. MfMB Anita Burko snout tho past ' I weoV.pnri in Washington.—Red and Black, i —pg— Gov. Hardman was among the visitors hero Friday returning to Atlanta In the afternoon. * — «— Mrs. J. O.. Marthewson. Freeman and little daughter Msrv Stanley Freeman leave Tuesf’ny v!slt to relatives In New Mr. and Mrs. W. .R. Steedmvn are spending the week-end f* At- laata going over for Rcse Marie. —dp— Mrs. James R. Gray Jr., wil return to At’nnfa this afternoon fol’ow*ng n weeks visit to her 'n- Mr. W. F. Dorsey p-'* Mt-s J (Mr. J. re Greer of Montgomery, I Ala., formerly of Athens has been called to Atlantn on account o' John R. Northclitt." She wilt m-tnr tho lllne-a of Ms slstor. The over with Mr Nortbcutt who h"s friends of Miss Greer here resrets | )e en sp-ndln* the week-end with I very much to hear ot her Illness, ii/s family. t. Peter-. Il-bt-wer cmunHiHnuwiW MIR MB AT A' PATRICK’S * PHARMACY Days are Getting Longer Indicating theBestSeason or the Year-~Spring Everything takes on new life, Nature, like her folks, takes on new attire. You’ll find this store ready for spring with the newest ready- to-wear and piecie goods. Carrying out our policy, thc prices in every instance are reasonable. Spring Coats In a Variety of Stylish Models They are shown in tailored models, sport and dressy models.' Collar of self mate rials and furs. Many of the spo'rt models have silk scarfs and thrower collar. The new colors are de lightfully “Springy." Coats range in price from' $10 to $60 New Coat Suits The new coat suits are shown in > solid color materials and sport mixtures. Prices $12.50 to $28.50 New Silk Scarfs in Square and Tri angles—Prices $1.50 to $4.95 New Spring Hats ... $2 25 to $5 00 New Silk Blouses ... $1.95 to $5 95 The Ensemble For Spring Standing at the top of the popu lar list, and justly so, for you really have a coat and dress all in one. Some have jersey blouses, while others have pretty silk blouses. Lin ings are in bright colored prints and solid colors. And there are the all silk ensembles. Prices Range From $12.50 to $28.50 Colorful prints bespeaking Spring, and beautiful shades in the solid color materials. The assortments are large, and it goes without saying that our prices are reasonable. Pretty Prints in Linene .. .... 39c Printed Flat Crepe .... ..... $2.95 Printed Pique .' ....45c Solid Color Flat Crepe $1.50 to $1.98 $1.39 Satin Crepes .. • • .... $2.25 Printed Broadcloth .... 75c Radium .. .. $1.50 Printed Soisette .... 29c Sport Satin 85c Printed Crepe de Chine .... .. $1.85 Wash Taffeta 89c Men’s Blue Work Shirts 45c Bath Salts in Hand Painted Guest Water Set—A very good item at 75c 3 Pairs Men’s Silk Sox for .... $1.00 Gallon Size Hot and Cold Jug, keeps liquids or food hot or cold for 24 hours—Special $1.50 Darison-^I^icholson Company Inc.

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The Banner-herald. (Athens, Ga.) 1923-1933, February 12, 1928, Image 11