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flUDAY, NOVEMBER JO, 1928.
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ALICE ADAMS
Bcaldcnea Phona (IT
mSpWK IanK SfANDPAOTV
im BHMwffl. celebrated Wa FROM ATLANTA PART '
--- * The local force of the Sterchi
part:
STORY HOUR
The Story Hour at the Y. W. C.
A. every Saturday from 3 to 4
o'clock is for all the children of
Athens and parents are urged to
mlldren.
Mrs. L. H. Mathews and chil
dren of Elberton spent Thursday;
in the city ^
son Rlchard'of hldlcdgevnie ° «o I' ADVERTISEMENTS
MR THW<
LEGAL
bring their children. Those who
enjoy telling stories and playing' guests of Dr. aid Mrs. W. M. Bur- I
with children are asked to cooper- son. ■
ate in making the children happy.
Mrs. David Brlggc will havi
charge of the story hour next Sat
urday, and Miss Hannah Bernstein
the following Saturday.
REV. EUGENE STEELE TO
ADDRESS WOMEN OF
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
On Monday afternoon at 8:30 in
av'evening^with "a^owly Future Co^cnte^in^i “$ an
party at the Oloverhurst elegant course dinner ThnrsdaO i ^he Ladies' parlor of the F.rst
liftry clt* which assembled about evening at! theHotel GmShSS Baptist church, Rev. Eugene
of the High school sat for one of honoring Mr H M Hicks ^the stecl<! wU1 «<•<•«»* the women of
tt.^tumostdaHghtfal .belM Geergif manager of thTItemhl At thi » time
g!#*'.. - T 1 * 8 .; Blntowono Clnb cha n of stores Mrs. Hicks and
SuTiSP e “ e< 5 t * v ' | y 'decorated Miss Laura Byrl Hicks snd Mr.
Si h +E^v‘.^iJST!L’JIS ,;e ¥h' re K 0f ^^ and Mrs. A. M. Clarke of Atlanta!
onen T f?™ l nfn™ With* blK . The handsomely appointed table
open fin place with burning logs wds centered with gori
chrysanthemums, goW„ uppers
^‘ h , btfrning in silver candlesticks and
all the perfect details carrying the
and,the great ms
with sarsaparilla
gleaming red berrler
; vibes
sing red berries and fragrant
pints made a charming setting
iijbn, which sparkling red unshad.
fa Randles completed the colorful
— e handsomely appoint-
overlaid with a beau-
was centered with the
punch bowl garlanded in the red
merries and glistening vines from
which delicious sandwiches and
pbnch were served during inter
mission. The chaperons were Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Braswell, Miss
Maty Fred Broughton and Mrs.
Winifred Reid. Jack proved him
self p royal boat on this happy oc
casion and the young guests unan
imously acclaimed the beautiful
party one of the brightest of the
Thanksgiving season.
Newj of the death of Mrs,
Frank Cheney’s in Chicago Wed
nesday has been received ty Miss
Maude Cheney which their friends
will he distressed to learn. Mrs.
radiant color scheme of yellow.
Several delicious courses were
beautifully served and covers were
placed for about twenty guests.
After-dinner speeches were made
by Mr. Hicks and Mr. W. F. Dor
sey and the elaborate affair was
among the loveliest social events
marking the Thanksgiving holi
days.
THE MASKS OF THE DEVIL
AN ARTISTIC PRODUCTION
“The Marks of the Devil” now
showing at the Palace theatre it ... ...
one of the most artistic produc- at a delightful house party,
tiona ever presented fty* the man
Christmas offering will be taken
to defray expenses of the returned
missionaries.
The women of otheV churches
are invited.
BLUE BIRD CLUB MEETS
SATURDAY MORNING
ELEVEN O'CLOCK
The Blue Bird club will meet
Saturday morning at 11 o’clock.
Every member is urged to he prer
ent
Mr, and Mrs. M. C. 'Wallace
(pent Thursday in Monroe.
GEORGIA—Clarke County:
The petition of M. G. Michael,
J. L. Sexton, Ethei in. Pond, Lln-
—ffl— tbn Gerdlne, E. R. Hodgson, Thos,
Mrs. A. H. Burgess has arrived F. Green, Mrs. E. R. Hodgson, Jr.,
to spend the winter with her B. B. Ragby, C. 0. Middlebrooks,
PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLASS
GIRL RESERVES AND BLUE
BIRDS MEETS SATURDAY
The Physical Education class
and Blue Birds will meet Satur
day afternoon at 4 o’clock.
Miss Thelma Elliott is visiting
in MiliedgeviUe the guest of Mrs.
John RyLe’s who is entertaining
nger. Tragic and tense starring
John Gilbert and Alma Rubens
and supported bjTan all start cast
heard a movie fan state Thurs
day night after seeing the picture
“it Was tho finest acting he had
ever seen on the screen”. The
Mr. Carl McMIllen- and Mr.
Lloyd Mewbounte of Elbertor
were • isitors here Thursday.
—X—
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Walbridge of
Saratoga Springs, N. Y are ex
pected December the 10th to visit
their psrents Judge and Mrs. E. K.
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Cheney was BHss Gertrude L^w- ffe ttinsrs arc perfect, the photo h r _
rob Smith of El Paso Texas and „™, n vT- heautlful nod the marvel- iheir part...- - r . .
the Widow of the late Capt. Frank J™ 1 acting of John Gill^rt hlfd's I- l,m DK in - . T , h <'" » J1 “ >
Cheney formerly of this city. She one w th a griiming fome Tht ! ' ,3Ual . wekomc by thcir
!|ttie U d".^hte b r y B h .ri.m 0th i : hc an n'ir” » «» ”*med Gilbert'^j ho ’ tS of ■
rli'eeJJ Fre*!** 4 achievement taken from
Mrs, Cheney s death «x|, e Masks” of Erwin Reiner by Mrs. Julian Smith of Selma,
dollars
wore not given^
O. A*s FIRST BAPTLST
CHURCH MEET SAT-
URDAY 3:30 P. M
The G. A.’s of tho First Baptist {? X“
church will meet Saturday after-! a " Ammca
noon with Mrs. Paul Hadaway on | K <lm ' - .
Co>bb street at 3:30. All members “
are urged to be present. Mrs. Had* I CHAPTER K’s CHRISTMAS
away will lead the Mission study SALE SATURDAY AT
book.
Jacob Wiassermann and4s a Victor ! Ala. is visiting her sisters Mr4.
Saestrom production and a Metro: Edward Upson and Misses Upson.
Goldwyn Mayer picture. This eve- — ffl—
ning will be your last opportunity! Dr. R P. Stephens went to At-
to see this great picture, the j lanta today to attend a meeting of
is talking the deans o* Graduate schools and
! University of the South.
PHASMAGT
THE HOLMAN HOTEL
The ladies of Chapter K have
been very busy for month* getting
ready for their Christmas sale
Dr. T. H. McHatton will go to
Augusta Tuesday to address the
Garden club and will be the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Clarke Jack.
Mrs. H. L. Shelnutt and children
which will bo held tomorrow at of Tryon, N. C., are the g lests of
the Holman hotel from ten to five Mr. and Mrs. Upson Harper,
o’clock. There will be many lovelv j —ft a-
things on sale among which will: Prof, and Mrs. W. B. Trammell
be hearth brooms. Hand woven j and Mr. II. P. Harper of Colum-
wool scarfs, hand loom, made tow-1 bus spent Thanksgiving with Mr.
els, rugs and bags, jams, jellies, and 'Mrs H. R. Chesnutt and Mrs.
cookies, pickles aprons and fancy, B. H. Campbell on South Milledgc
needle. work. ” i ave.
daughter Mrs. A. T. Colley.
Mr. J. M. Billing, Capt Rich
ard Trimble, Miss Nell Johnson
and Harry White Trimble were
among those £oing to Birmingham
for the game Thc.tirsgiving.
MfB. Richard Trimble and little
Miss Coatsie Trimble are visiting
Mrs. Howard McCall Jr. of At
lanta.
Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Fowler
spending the week-end with Mr. !
Fowler’s parents in Charlott.
N. C.
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HALDOCK.—Mrs. Sara Elisabeth
Haddock died at the residence,
178 Chtlds street, Wednesday
afternoon at 3:30 o'clock alter
an illness of seven weeks,
her 78th year. She is survived
by her hifsband, Mr. William
Haddock; two sisters, Mrs.
Mary Evans of Atlanta and
Mrs. i, M. D. Wall of Athens
one brother. Colonel R.
Hemphill of Atlanta, Ga. She
was the daughter of the late
Mrs. S. A. Hemphill of this
ctty. She had been a member
of the First iMethod’st church
since early childhood and had
spent her ent're life in this
cl y. The funeral was Thursday
afternoon from the McDorman
Bridges Chapel at 2:00 o'clock
Dr. E. L. Hill' of tho First
•Presbyterian church, officiating,
assisted by Rev. C. B. Har
bour of .the First Methodist
church and Rev. S. B. W'ng.
fie!d of the West End Baptist
church. Mr. M. G. Nicholson,
Mr. A. P. Winston, Mr. W
B. Beckwith. Dr. E. B. Hud-
son, Mr. C. D. McDorman and
Mr. J. W. Jarrell served
pallbearers, interment was in
Oconee cemetery.
BATES.—TTjb relatives and
friends of Mr and Mrs. Louis
E. Bates, Mias Myrtle Bates,
Miss Jeanette Bates, Mr. and
•Mrs. W. H. Bates, Sr., Mr
and Mrs. ‘Russell Fuller, Mr
and Mrs. Sydney Fuller, Mrs
M'nnie Bates, Mr. and Mrs
H. A. Bates. Mr. and Mrs. W
H. Bates. Jr., Mr. J. G. Bates,
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Scoggins,
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Sailors, <Mr
and Mrs. J. T. Epps, Mr. John
Godfrey, Miss Hester Scoggins,
Mr. Mark Scoggins, Mr. Joe
Scoggins, Mr. and Mrs. 'John
Bates, Mr. and Mrs. R. W,
N Tucker, Mr. and Mfs. Albert
Towns, Mr. and ‘Mrs. J
Will'ams and Mr. and Mrs. W.
n. Smith, all of Athens, are
invited to attend the funeral of
Mr. Lou's E. Bates, Saturday
afternoon. December 1st, 1928,
from McDorman-Bridges Chapel
at 3:00 o’clock. Rev. Sam B.
Wingfield will officiate, ass'st.
ed by Dr. E. L. Hill. Brothers
and brothers-in-law, Mr. H. A.
Bates, Mr. W. H. Bates, Jr.,
Mr. J. O. Bates, Mr. J. H
Godfrey, Mr. B. M. Sailors
and Mr. J. T, Epps will serve
as pallbearers and will please
meet at tho chapel at 2:50
o’clock. Interment will be
the Bates cemetery on the Bar
nett Shoals rbad.
THOMPSON.—Died at her home
In Crawford, Oa., Thursday,
November 29th, at 9:00 a.
Mrs. Ella Thompson ‘n ho* t*>th
vear. Sho Is survived by her
busbaud, Mr. J. W. Thompson
of Crawford, and the following
children, Miss Minnie Hopk'ns
of Crawford, Miss Bessie Hop
kins of Crawford, M as Connie
Hopkins of Crawford, Mr. H. W.
Hopkins of Charlotte. Mr. Os-'
wald of Charlotte; two broth
ers, Mr. J. D. Huff, Sr , it
HutchTs, Oa., and Mr. J. E.
Ilnff of Hutchins, Ga.; one sis-
ter, Mrs. R. B. Griffith of Ar-
noidsvilJe, On., and six grand
children. Tho funeral was to
day, November 30th, at 4:00
o’clock from the Crawford Bap
tist church, with Interment in
the Crawford, Ga., cemetery.
Bernstein Bros. Funeral Home.
BU8BIN.—The friends and rein,
lives of Mr. and Mrs. James
Edw. Bushin. Sr., of the Win-
tervllle-Smithonla road; <Mr.
and Mrl. L. C. White of Ar-
noldsville, Ga., and Mrt. J. W.
Busbn are invited to attend
the funeral of James Ed., Jr.,
three year old sou of Mr t and
Mrs. James E. Busbln, Sunday
(time to be'announced later),
from the WintervlUe Methodist
church. Rev. W. M. Colle of
the WintervlUe Baptist church
ahd Rev. B. F. Ml*e of the
Method'st churrh, will officiate.
Interment will be fn the Bushin
family cemetery. Bernateih
Bros. FuneAl Home.
Mrs. Dan DupYee, Mrs. R. Pres-
ton Brooks, and H. M. Heckman
respectively shows:
1. That they have been author
ized by an association or society
known as Clarke County Tubercu
losis Association to make this Ap-
plicatfcn and that they desire for
themselves, their associates and
successors to be ineprpoted ani
made a body politic under the
name and style of Clarke County
Tuberculosis Association, for -a
period df twenty years.
2. The object of skid corpora
tion is not one of trade and Profit
:ut for the purpose of assisting
in furnishing treatment to persons
Afflicted with tuberculosis, to dis*
jominatc useful and proper infor
mation as to the care and preven
tion of tuberculosis among human
beings, and in general to do any
and,all things necessary and prop
er to assist in the prevention and
eradication of tuberculosis among
human beings.
x 3. The office of said corporation
shall be in Athens, Clarke County,
Georgia.
4. The purpose of said corpcw
tion being solely humanitarian
and charitable, no Duslnets is to be
carried on for profit, ndr is there
to be any capital stock, but said
corporation does desire tho right
and power to muko and collect
reasonable charges for the care
»mii treatment of any person when
it deems this coarse proper, al”
fundr coming into its hahds, how
ever, to be used in the furtherance
of the corporate objects.
Petitioners desire that mM
corporat.on shell h ive the right to
sue and be sued, to p’ead and be
impleaded, to have and use a com
mon seal, to^reeeive donations and
Tifts of any kind, to make purch
ases and effect alienations of |
realty and personalty and to dc al'
other things that may be neces
sary for the proper and successful
consummation of the purposes of
^aid corporation and for promot
ing its general cbfign, including
the right to lease, buy, ho'd and
ell realty and personalty, and to
execute notes and bonds as evi-
lence of its indebtedness, and if
necessary to secure the same by
nortgage, security deed, or other
form of liens. They further de
sire the right to make all ‘by-laws
and regulations which may be
necessary and proper for the car-
y.ng on of said corporation ar.j
the execution end promotion of ‘
purpose*.
6. Petitioners desire for said
crporation the rl^ht of renown
of its charter when and as provid
ed by the laws of Georgia, and
that it have all such other rightf.
powers, privileges r.nd immunities
nr ore Incident to like corporation
r perm.ssible under the laws of
Georgia,
Wherefore, peti'loners nray to
be incorporated under the name
nd style aforesaid with the pow-
rs, privileges and immunities
heKn set forth and as are now oi
mnv hereafter be allowed corpora
tions of timilar character under
the laws of Georgia.
HOWELL C. ERWIN,
.1. 1). BRADWELL,
W. K. MEADOW,
Attoriieys for Petitioners.
Filed in Office, this the 28tb
day of November 1928.
E. J. CRAWFORD,
Clerk Superior Court, Clarke
County, Georgia,
GEORGIA—Clarke County:
I, E. J. Crawford, Clerk of the
Superior Court of Clarke County
Georgia, do hereby certify that the
foregoing is a true and correct
copy of the application of M. G
Michael, et al. for a charter for a
corporation to be known as Clarke
County Tuberculosis Association
as the tame appears of file in this
office.
This the 28th day of November,
1928.
E. J. CRAWFORD,
Clerk Superior Court,
Clark County, Georgia.
N 30th, D 7-14-21.
SIX PERSONS DIE
l IN GRADE
For 60 years a trestle-table,
covered with red baize, which was
brought in: for the uac of the te
llers of the Bible, ha aitood in
the Jerusalem Chamber of West
minster Abbey.
HIT BY AUTO FOR »1JQ
WEST B0YL8T0N, Mala.—
After being run over by an auto
mobile hero recently, a pedeatr'an
received from tho motorist the
munificent sum of 11.60 in com
pensation for h'a Injuries. Th's
represented train fare to Us
MACON, Oa.—(AP)—Two white
persons and four negroes were
killed early Friday In two sect.
denti at railway crossings tear
Macon.
Mrs. Rich Ether'llgc and Mrs.
E. P. MoMlchael, her daughter,
both of Columbus, Oa.. were the
victims In tha first acc'dont and
four Atlanta negroes dltd in the
second.
A ear en rente from Macon to
Columbua with tho two women.
Mrs. McM'chael’s husband and
another daughter as psssengsra.
was h't by a Central of Geo’g'a
train at Oglethorpe, shortly after
midnight. Their bodies were
taken to Monteznms.
Another Central of Georgia
train bound tor Macon from At
lanta, struck an auto occupied by
six negroes at Coll'ar, Ga„ klH'ng
four of the negroes outright snd
Injurinr the other two.
DADDY CF ’CM ALL
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