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SUNDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1928. & ,i . \‘- 2 ‘9: ,\ # (, : » LY e MRS, ALICE ADAMS Office Chone 1201 Residence Phone 537 IMPRESSIVE SERVICES FRIDAY - AFTERNOON The Girl Reserves and Blue Birds joined in a very impressive Christmas service Friday after noon when they broueht their of ferings of food for the poor. The parlors of the Y. W. C, A. home made a vVery attractive setting for the meeting with their festive Yuletide decorations and soft red lights. - A Christmas reading by Vir ginia Dillard opened the program, after which all the girls joined in singing “Joy to the World.” This was followed by Matt}}llew’s account of the Lirth g rist read by Daisy . Ha‘ft'i%y'F and RN N g T . t‘,' = ‘{:B3'*, v : “‘%fifi ' 2k (flfil Bt ) o SRR, E G it = B ,‘m‘?:i‘ib;":\‘\\gz""».:{ 5% I- "—‘\"’ Fancy Baskets of Fruits - - - - : A GIFT APPRFCIATED BY MOST EVERYONE! 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B ‘p"i/\ /e =SN ’/fi Y N e B\ N S S S Si fi W z e g e ) ) RN\ d% i, I ———— i Yoty A 2 E / 5 7 . x\“/"'/ “Y A ) N‘ # /5\ fi W - - BN G = R 7<- M " R (_\‘V,‘ G ey ';‘\ = 7 mw \g’fv‘: —Heré by ccmes, Kenton of the e “ () with ,E Y/ Northwest Mounted Police. When ¢ o v ‘{* e A TARZAN ff} N he starts out to get his man, noth- i N Q%,Jl,f'[:" 4 o :’/‘}\Q w;, ing can stop him—not even love! "‘—(_\‘J"-"*' Dkt Yot ) His White (;q"\\\ R —ls you've any red blood in your S S 0 Y S g 3 A SIS\ Ry Q > W vems, you'll stand- up and cheer W " gl Wonder Hor“e ’/(E Wy When Ken comes ariding—on the hm ) Story and Continuity AN ;\K') trail of the Neorthwest bad men! Vg™ v "l, . By Forrest Sheldon f}i ;}‘ el m—_. ‘,5 Y ' N W R %k) : T\ \ ) ffi / X ¥ MONDAY N i : % o TUESDAY i \ 18 J . BT STT T R T GT TR DST T T TTST TTR T T NTB\ S DBR BB L SByPO BB Bl ) DBy Ly DR S B DAy By 88, ‘another carci, “It Came Upon a Midnight Clear”. The legend of the Black Madonna, a Christmas story, was told by Miss Powers and then as all joined in two oth er sacred carols the offerings were brought forward. The meet i~ was closed with a praver of Thanksgiving, led by Lillian Knowles. i ‘D. W. GRIFFITH’S “BATTLE OF TA'T SEXES” PALACE SPECIAL LOLIDAY AT TRACTION IN SOUND A specially prepared sound ac companiment is a feature of the presentation of “The Battle of the Sexes” at the Palace Theatre. The musical score and sound e‘s—l sects personally devised by Hugo Reisenfeld, celebrated composer and conductor, formerly musizal director for the Criterion, Riaito and Rivoli Theatres in New York City,- are given by the Ri:senfeld orchestra thrcugh the medium of the new sound reproducinz ap paratus installed for the benefx:’: of Palace patrons, Perfect synchronization between action and sound is achieved throughout the entire exhibition. “The Battle of The Sexes” is the special Christmas Eve and Xmas Day attraction st the Pal ace Theatre. il WIE NEED HIM By Ellen Marion Welsh 'Tis Christmas Eve; o’er all the earth A solemn stillness lies; The noise and turmoil of the day Are hushed ’neath starlit skies. 'Tis Christmas time—'tis Loving time In our dear land of Home; 'Tis Dreaming time—'his Mem ory time Wherever we may roam. The Prigce of Peace is knocking, Oh, Will Nations bid Him stay? We need Him! How we need Him Every minute of the day. We need Him in ¢he Castle and The Cottage in the glen; ‘ We need Him in our home li” and Our touch with fellow-men. Frail Human- Hearts, oh heed th Bells Of Christmas ere they cease; The Kine of Nations—Christ here; Thrrugh Him alone—come Peace. —Success Maga'z‘i'ne (New York® Friends of Mr. Munro Dearin «ill reoret to lerarn he is suffer ing from the third attack of flu PTRICK THE BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS, GRORGIA | THE CHRISTMAS WREATH Hang up the wreath The Christmas wreath With leaves so green and shin. ing. it’s riobon gay to grace the day And berries bright entwining. The cedar wreath, . So fragrant, sweet Each Chriscmastide we love it, Its forest home a picture makes With skies so blue a.ove it. | i Hang up the wheath The Christmas wreath With joy and beauty blending. llts circle is a symbol fit { Fod Good-will never ending! : LUCY B. DANIEL. . Atlanta, Ga. g ....m__ | CHRISTMAS TIDE REVERY” {IN MUSIC AT FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Beautiful Christmas carols “The Christmas Tide Revery” lwill be sung by some of the old er and younger children of the Sunday school of the First Pres. byterian church and directed by Audley Morton this afternoon !at 5 o’clock. The iovely program twill be in the form of Vespers land will be # musical treat. An | offering will & taken for the or phans of deceased ministers. The public is cordially invited. i ICHRSTMAS TREE AT FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH RIDAY AFTERNOON | The lovely tree and beautiful nristmas program was an eveni ¢ Friday afternoon in the Sun ay schocl room of the First cesbyterian church. Gifts on the -ee were brought by the children .r the Thornwell Home as alsc ie colla:tion taken at this time ne Christmas carols were beau fully sung, Mr. James White ..perin.encent, presided at the .teresting services and the cord -1 welccme was given in verse ny liss Carolyn Chapman and Miss rgimia Dobbs recited “The Night Before Christmas” both of .uch were charmingly rendered. .ne Sunday School room _was 14 orate.y ded.rated carrying ne Yulet.le season in the etfec ve detai.s. The occasion was nprssive and very lovely mark .g an annual event of tne Cnrist aas season of this grand old aurch. —— ! 4RS. CHANDLER WINGFIELD auntbhds v ralNope Avi- AUL YUUNUG MATKRUNS ‘tne Young Matrons’ Circle of Jhe rrince avenue Baptist w. M. . heiwd Its December meeting at Jhe nome of mrs. Cuandier Wainga aleld, ‘lhe message of the' afternoon, whiecn was prought by Mrs. W. J. Conollv. was touowed with prayer .eau .y Mrs. ¥. w. Bennett. Mrs. homer Scephens conduet- Jed ihe brier business session. ‘ At the ccnciusion of the meet ing a aelicious salad course was | Acyved. l MRS. E. M. SAYER HOSTESS TO HER MIS SIONARY CIRCLE Circle No, 1 of the Prince Ave. |Bapiist W. M. S, met at the | home of Mrs. E. M, Sayer for the ! December meeting. Mrs. W. J. Conolly lead the ingpiring study for the afternoon. Delicious tea and sandwiches wese served by the hostess at the conclusion of ithe program. -—m— Mr, Charles O’Farrell of the Traific department of the Sea iboard stationed at Norfolk, Va., |arrived Saturday to spend the |holida'ys with Mr. and Mrs. H. J. ‘ nowe and other relatives. — i — Mrs. George Murrell of Atlanta arrived Saturday to spend Christ mas with Mrs. Audley Morton and other relatives. Mr. Murrell will come over Tuesday. i Friends of Mr. Arthyr Burch | will re_#:t to_learn of nis illness at his home on Wray street, Mr. Burch has been out following flu but was taken ill on Friday. = Mr. Raiford Brown of Hatties burg, Miss.,, arrives today to spend the holidays with his par ents Prof. and Mrs. Peter Brown. Mr Paul H. Conoly and daugh ters Misses Josephine and Paula Conolly have arrived to spend the holidays with his family. Lt Mrs. J. F. Hart will have a 8 her holiday guests who arrive today Mrs, Ora Hart Avery and Miss Nella Avery of R'chmond Va. Mrs. J. A. Wooten of Charlot e and sons Tohn and Grigsby Wooten of the Universi y of Virginia, Mrs. Ella Fart Thomas of -Union Point, Mr and Mrs. Jack Hart of Dublin ani Sister Nella of Pensacola Fla. _@.— William Gay Comer Jr. i 8 conva lescing from Flu. ‘ R Mr, Henry Marshall Fulli'ove of New York will spend Christmas with his paren s Dr, and Mrs. H. , M. Fullilove, | ndat Chancellor and Mrs. Charles M. Snelling wi'l have as ‘he'r guests of the holidays. Mr. William Snel ling, Mr. and Mrs, John Snell'ng of Porterdale, Mr, David Snelling o!} «Farvard, and Mr. Albert Sneiling of Cornell. .__m—.. ! Miss Mary W'nston left Saturdav morning for Selma Ala to spend the holidays with Miss Sadie Crook. | P l Mr. Harry Asp‘nwall of the Uni. versity who has been jn Atlanta for a wvi¢it with his paren s has returned to the ciy for a short stay { il Congreesman Charles H. Brand haa arrived from Washington to spend the holidays. | Friends of Mrs. Bolling Sasnett are p'eaged to see her out following an attack of Flu, | i 1 Friends of Mrs: A. P. Winaton ‘wm be pleased to learn she is slowly improving from Flu, ~ Mr., and Mrs. Morton Rolleston | and ‘children Moreton - Jr. and @harles Brand of Atlanta wil.l come someétime durihg the holidays for a visit, ; Mre. Hugh H. i’}}o'r'd'o'n"u has i-'e‘-l turned from Atlanta where her visit [?o‘ relatives was prolonged on ac. count of her having Flu. — Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Quinh will have as their guests for the Yuletide |season Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Saun ders and little daughter, Josephine of Athens. i —-Elberton Star, aflil Mrs. P. P. Profit‘,* formerly of Elberton, now of Washington, D. C. spent soveral days recently with friends in Elberton. She was en. route to Iler old home at Athens to spend he Yuletide with relatives. —Elberton Star, ‘ ol | Friends of Mr. T. W. Pascha.! of the Bannher-Hera'd force will be sor. ry to learn of his illness with Flu. Friends of Misses Mamie and Mabel Whitehead will be pléased to ‘earn they are out after an illness with Flu. Mrs.'J. M. Whi ehead continues ill which their friends will be sorry to learn. JUST ONE DAY! = —The Last Day Before Christmas will be a Busy One! Early Morning Shoppifig will help you avoid the last day rush. The e are hundreds upon bhundreds of suitabls gifts here to choose from. wif ——MANY BARGAINS FOR MONDAY— A REQUEST—DPIease do not ask for the Exchange of any Article on Monday! 6 Endless ‘ eAssortment ( w 0 \ '\’:‘l N ;\"{ ) Gc t N P of Gifts DK jor Ladies —We coula not begin to list the many suitz}ble gifts for Ladies, for they are countless. Prices from 50c to $75. TOYS IN SPECIAL PRICE GROUPS FOR FINAL DAY SALE —The Odd Lot of remaining toys have beer placed in special groups, at— -25¢—50c—75¢—51.50 —ln each of these Special Groups there arc many bargains. —Come EARLY for the Best Selections! Heavy Outing Gowns, All Sizes—sl.oo Smoking Stands—sl.oo Handkerchiefs—so¢, 75¢, SI.OO, $1.50 —Boxes of Three— 5 Handkerchiefs-The Acceptable Gift Attractively Boxed—Three to the Box Men’s—so¢ to $1.50 Box Ladies—soc to $2.00 Box Children’s—soc¢ Box Save Money on Your Candy! -—No use to pay SI.OO a pound for candy wher you can buy this high grade Greer’s Assorted Chocolates in 1 pound boxes for 50 cents; 21/ Pound Boxes, $1.00; 5 Pound Boxes, $1.75. What Could Be Better Than Silk Hose? —All shades, in many type heels in Gordon Kayser, Wayne Knit and Arrowhead, in chiffon and service weights. —sl.oo to $2.50 Pair— —Close Out Sale of Rayon Short Boot Hose, 2 Pairs for 25c. Davison-Nicholson Co., Irc. Friends of Miss Carolyn Huff will be pleased to learn she has left St. Mary s hospital and is improving at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. ITuff. | Mrs. E, C. Kennebrew and Mys. Charles F. Jones of Cedartown will spend he holiday with relatives in Monroe. —f— Mrs. Laurie Bray is visiting Mrs. Robert Wilson. Mr. E. H. Dorsey goes to Atlanta tcday to spend Christmas with Capt. and Mrs. J;gm W. Nicholson, _Friends of Mr. James G. Paine will régret to learn of his illness wi h pneumonia at St. Mary’s hos pital. —f— Friends of Mr, George Johnson will regret to learn of his illness with pnumonia at the home of his Lpat‘cim Mr. and Mrs., Persey John scn. & X —f— Mr. Frank Howard and Miss Mary Dayle Howard of Lumberton, Miss. are the gues 8 of Mrs, Thomas Com ‘er for the holidays. | — Miss Nettie Howard of Bay Head Fla. is spending the holidays with her Father Judge Howard. | l = - e "ra ] - Chocs My TR NN gl VAN A db, T QMERRY-CHRISTMASE , —We hail Christmas Day most ‘heartily!™ ' The year just past has brought us cheer— | ) and we hope that it has been as good to you... J : 5 ; g ‘ . PRINCESS BOOT SHOPPE f, —Fashioned Footwear— ! ’ Corner Clayton and Jackson Streets ' READ BANNER-HERALD WANT ADS.: Silk Undrewear for Christmas! —A dainty Silk Undergarment will be greatly anpreciated. “Special Assortment of SI.OO Silk T'nderwear, Bloomers, Step-ins, Gowns, Bfag= sieres, French Panties, Plan Tailored and Lace: Trimmed. Other Silk Garments up to $10.0%: Special Crepe de Chine Gowns. i . Square Hat Boxes—Black and Browa —Be sure to visit our Second Floor Gift D& partment. Here you will find hundreds of at tractive gifts at from 50c up t» $25.00 . Both domestic and imported gifts. The most inter estiny department in the Liouse. . RDA Gifts 3 5, f ~ ,‘\‘ 7"“ i : | a y : ) . o n{ v . Man |u / \“&( ‘ 5w & NS woud .‘~ # f‘: / ? ¢ i v_ Like Amity Leather Bill Folds and Sets—sl to $7 50. Four-in-Hand and Bow Ties—3s¢, 50¢, 7be, $1 Auto Gauntlets and Fleece Lined Leather Gloves, Special Assortment—sl.so a Pair - Woolen Gloves—2sc¢ Pipe Sets Pajamas—sl.2s, $1.50, $2.00 Bed-Room Slippers—sl 25 Handkerchiefs, 3 to Box—so¢ to $2.00 Shaving Cabinets, with Razor, Brush and Soap SI.OO Wrist Watches—s6.so and SB.OO Three Pair Regular 50¢ Sox—§l.oo Poker Sets—sl.so Cigarette Lighters—s2.9s , Shirts, a Special, 3 for $3.50 Cuff Button Sets—3sl.oo Sweaters—sl.oo to $5.95 Overcoats—s9.9s, $11.95, $12.95, $14.95. odds and Ends in Gloves—7s¢ Pair See Our Special SI.OO Gifts PAGE NINE