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“\’ i 1930.
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yRS. ALICE ADAMS
Phone 1201 Residence Phone 537
§arah Lone Wier Will Wed
Iy, Evart Lane Rollins June 24
a M ert Walker
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ter lLilies. |
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and Eugenia Sapp, |
milton, Mary Hamilton, !
{ Peggy Baker,
1 Deakins, M:\l'-é
terlee, Adele Hollings- |
, Carrie Green,
, Mattie Lee Huff, |
Sir \irs. John Rad- |
Frar Hawkins, Mrs. |
pher frs. W. & -lnlh’.\.g
I Tom Lam- |
Vlann, Mrs. |
. D. S. Davies,
] 1 Mrs. Will
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h and Mrs.
J. Steedman,®
guests of Mr.
eedman, called
and death of
C. O. Bloomfield.
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X of Renaud’s famous Sweet Pea Perfume
and, as an added special, a 50c vial of
fraine, “A breath from the South Sea Isles
senaud’s newest creation, beth_chmg]."
agrant! $1 a package for a limited time!
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of Mr. and Mrs. Wier and will be
graduated frog\ Bessie Tift Col
lege on June Znd. She attended
the University of Georgia her ju.
nior year and was a member of
the Kappa Delta Sorority, and the
Thalian Dramatic Club. She has
endeared herself to many by her
charming personality and gracious
manner.
Mr. Rollins is the elder son of
Dr. and Mrs. John Calvin Rollins
of Dalton, Ga. After graduating
from Riverside he attended the
University of Georgia, and is now
making his home in Atlanta.
MRS. SIMON MICHAEL GIVES
LCVELY BRIDGE PARTY
FCR SIGMA ALPHA PHI
SORGRITY j
Mrs. Simon Michael opened her
gpacious and very lovely home
Thursday afternoon in honor of the
Sigma Alpha Phi Sorority of the
University complimenting them with
a beautiful bridge party. The at
tractive rooms made a rich setting
in a wealth of gorgeous summer
flowers in artistic arrangement.
The spirited game was followed
by delicious refreshments and the
gward of several pretty prizes. The
usual lavish hospitality of the
charming hostess was most cordial
ly extended adding very happily to
the weeks social activities.
SUMMER RATES AT :
PALACE THEATRE STORT |
MONDAY ‘
The manager of the Palace Thea
tre will put on popular prices be-!
ginning Monday to continue through
the summer. 1
| On every day with exception of
i.'\‘:nurd:l.\' until 6 o'clock p. m. ten{
and - thirty five cents will be
'(-hzn'ged. After six twenty-five and
ll‘ifty cents will be charged. Forty
cents will be the Saturday price for
iull day
. The week’s program will be fully
in keeping with the high standard al
t\\'a,\'s maintained. by Manager Gid
ley. The Palace is always cool in
;summe' ang most comfortable in
winter, with a delightful courtsey
‘always extended each and every one.
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CIRCLE MEETINGS FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH :
MONDAY 4 O'CLOCK
The ecircles of the First Presby
terian chureh will meet Monday
afternoon with the following at 4
o'clotk: ;
Circle 1, with Mrs. R. W. Lam-
Lkin. °
l Circle 2, with Mrs. Howard
| Scott.
l Circle 3, with Miss Ethel Brown.
Circle 4, with Mrs. Ben Crane.
| Circle 5* with Mrs. A. C. Ed
|wards and Mrs. L. H. Crowe.
| Circle 6, with Mrs. J. W. Wal-
den. i
Circle 7, with Mrs. Hampton
Rowland at Beech Haven.
Circle 8 will meet the second
Monday evening, May the 12th, in
the annex of the Sunday school.
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THE WOMAN'S BIBLE :
CLAES OF THE FIRST .
METHODIST CHURCH
The Woman's Bible Class of
the First Methodist church will
postpone their regular monthly
meeting until Tuesday, May 13, on
account of the May Day exercises
next week. Place of meeting will
be announced next week.
THE FIRST METHODIST
CHURCH MISSIONARY
SOCIETY MEETINGS MONDAY
The circles of the First Metho
dist church will have their regu
lar meetings Monday afternoon at
the following places and time:
No. 2, with Mrs. J. G. Oliver,
4:00 p. m.,, 424 Bloomfield.
No. 3, with Mrs. D. L, Earnest,
?:30 p. m, 782 Cobb.
No. 4, with Mrs. C. L. Upchurch,
4:00 p. m,, Mitchell Bridge Road.
No. 5, with Mrs. M. B. Wing
field, 4:00 p. m., 150 Henderson. -
No. 6, with Mrs. R. L, Moss,
4:30 p. m, 626 Hill street.
No. 7, with Mrs. L. M. Johnson,
4:00 p. m., 243 Dearing.
No. 8, with Mrs. N. G. Clements,
4:00 p. m., 297 West Hancock.
- No. 9, Time and place to be an.
nounced later,
No. 10, with Mrs. Bates, 4:00
p. m, 623 N. Milledge avenue.
No. 12, with Mrs. T. W. Pas.
chal, 4:00 p. m., 136 Grady ave
nue.
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GARDEN CLUB TO AWARD
SWEEP STAKES PRIZE
AT FLOWER SHOW
The Garden Club announces that
a prize of five dollars in gold as a
sweepstakes premium will be
awarded at the Fiower Show to
be held next week.
This will be offered only for in
dividual specimens or a growing
plant in bloom, This will include
an exhibit of one rose, one peony,
one iris, or a spray. of delphinium,
columbine, anchusa or other per
ennial or annual. A handsome
potted plant, though there is no
special classification for potted
plants, will be in line for the
prize.
If interest is manifested in this
plan, an annual prize will be
awarded by the Garden Club as an
incentive for aim toward perfec
tion in flowers.
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SALONIA CHAPTER NO. 227
(0. E. 8.) MEETS
MONDAY EVENING
Salonia Chapter No. 227, 0. E.
S., will hold a stated meeting,
Monday evening, May sth, at 8:00
o'clock, at which time degrees
will be conferred. This being the
first chapter meeting in May, our
Mothers will be honored and all
the Eastern Stars in the city of
Athens and the surrounding vicin
ity are cordially invited to be with
us on this occasion.
MISS HARRIET MAYNE,
Worthy Matron.
MISS ALMA HUGHES,
Secretary.
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LAURA RUTHERFORD
CHAPTER U, D. C.
MEETS TUESDAY WITH
MRS. KIMSEY
The Laura Rutherford Chapter
U. D. C. will meet with Mrs. C.
C. Kimsey Tuesday afternoon at
4:00 o'clock at her home on Hen- !
derson avenue, A full attendance
is urged,
W. M. S. FIRST BAPTIST
CHURCH MEETS MONDAY
AT 4 OCLOCK |
The W. M. S. of the First Bap
tist church will meet Monday aft
ernoon at the church at 4 o'clock. |
Mrs. Ja C. Wilkinson will have
charge of the interesting program.
All members are urged to be pres
ent.
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BIBLE CLASS W. M. S.
PRINCE AVENUE
BAPTIST CHURCH
The Bible Study Class of the
Woman’s Missionary Society of
the Prince Avenue Baptist church
will meet Monday afternoon at the
church.at 4 o'clock. |
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G. A’S FIRST BAPTIST
CHURCH MEET MONDAY
AT 4 O’'CLOCK
The G. A’s of the First _liaptist
church will meet Monday aiter
noon at the church at 4 o’clock.
All members urged to be present.
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MEMBERS ELIJAH CLARKE
CHAPTER D. A. R. INVITED TO
UNVEILING OF MARKER
The members of the Elijah
Clarke Chapter D. A, R. are in
vited to the unveiling of a marker
in Madison this afternoon in“mem
ory of the Morgan county veter
ans, of the WwWorld War at 4:00
o’clock.
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Mr. R. D. Mure of Schnectady,
N. Y. arrived this morning for
the funeral of his uncle Mr. Jos
eph M. Hodgson one of Athens
best beloved citizens whose sud
den death brought sorrow to all
Athens,
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Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Adair and
Miss Sarah Adair went to Mt.
Be:ry Saturday for the Wooten-
Henry wedding which was solem- l
nized in the Berry school chapel
in the aftermoon. |
Mr. Lamar Tribble, of New
York, was called here Saturday by
the death of his sister, Mrs. Sam
Dick, who died in Texas. He was
accompanied by Mr. Allen Hill
Talmadge and Mr. Gibson of New
York. The remains of Mrs. Dick
will arrive this morning and in
terment will be in QOcone ceme
tery at five o'clock beside her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Tribble.
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The many friends of Col. Rich
ard Trimble and family and Capt.
and Mrs. I. C. Nicholas regret ex
ceedingly they will be transferred
to Fort Levenworth®s army school
fpllowing the close of the Univer
sity. :
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Mrs. Janie Agnew MecCrary
and Miss Elizabeth Allgood went
over to Atlanta Friday for Grand
Opera.
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. Miss Frances Crane is spending
the week-end in Atlanta with her
cousin Mrs. William Perrin Nich
olson returning home this after
noon.
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P. G. Seeley (left) of West Cornwall, Conn, and John L. Wike
of Sharon, €onn., were held at Muskogee, Okla, charged with the
slaying in a hotel room there of David F. Smith and George R. Smith,
also of Connecticut.
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Miss Louise Storey is spendgng|
the week-end in Atlanta going |
over for Grand Opera. !
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Mrs Janie Agnew McCrary and
M:s. J. H. Seymour have returied
from a six weeks visit to Mr. and
Mrs. J. H. Seymour Jr. of Miami,
Fla.
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Chancellor and® Mrs. Charles M.
Snelling are spending the week
end in Mountain City at their
lovely summer home.
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Mrs. James R. Gray, Jr., will re
turn to her home in Atlanta to
night after a visit with her fath
er, Mm W. F. Dorsey, who con
tinues ill.
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Ever \ Hat At Mlchael » .
Th? Mightiest Millinery Event in all Michael’s 48 years . . . . i
EVERY STRAW HAT IN THE HOUSE . . . from sleek Paris From Our French Room ’
copies to smart low-priced ones are included in these sweeping ; :
r(.sldtll)(l'tu;ns! Hundreds of hats . . . supple straws, soft laces, l
pilable felts —all of this season’s collection of sophisticated $ $
styles and. colors .. . many that have arrived since Easter. All 12'50 tO : 30 Hats o
must go in this history-making two-day sale . .. MONDAY |
AND TUESDAY! a )
Never Before Have We Staged A Powerful, All. $ |
Inclusive Sale of Hats. Never Will We Duplicate |
It. Take Advantate Of It Now. Over 500 To Go!
From Our Popular—Price ShOP —Subtle new hats selected for their sleek, sophis
: cation of material, diversity of silhouette, glowing
beauty of color! Captivating hats . .. masterpieces
of adroit manipulation that alone would stamp
$5 tO $lO Hats them models of famous couturiéres .. . Rose Valois, ;
Reboux, Marie Alphonsine, Agnes, Rose Descat and
others of that glittering assemblage!
3s 6 From Our ‘Basement Shop
$1.95 to $3.95 Hats
—The crowning triumph of the sale ... dozens and #
dozens and dozens of engaging new hats that copy
. the clever styles, the flexible fabrics and the ex- \
quisite colorings of their higher priced sisters! And
- they’re everyone selling Monday and Tuesday in
these two remarkably low priced groups . . .. $3
and . $6. - [
—A wonderful collection of interestingly individual, expertly
Ll b . Linens fashioned hats that are remarkable at their usual low prices. . . .
\ Truly sensational at these dramatic sale prices. Straws, felts and
V Panamalacs novelty braids in a variety of colors and styles . . . all head-sizes.
i By Balibuntals
. & Perle Viscas
2_\” # \,’ Bakous
f \ 3 ; Lacy Straws &
i \ \,& 2 Lights Felts J
| ¥ p i Stitched Fabrics
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~ Miss Elizabeth Bloomfield, of
New York, is the guests of rela
‘tives, ealled here by the illness
iand death of her sister, Mrs. C. O.
| Bloorfield. i ;
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‘, Mr. and Mrs. Ervin of Coving
'ton, were among the visitors here
iFr'day for the Religious Welfare
| Conference at the University.
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| Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brooks came
| down from Atlanta Friday to see
i the latter's sister, Mrs. L. C.
| wardlaw, who is ill at St. Mary’s
'» Hospital. i
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gCOONTOWN WEDDING-—Chris
i tian Church, Friday night, 8:30
o’clock. mdp
Mrs. John Moore Walker who
is visiting in Macon arrives this
week for a visit with relatives
enroute to her h‘me in Charlotte.
Mr. and Mrs. Hughes Spalding
of Atlanta spent Friday with
Mrs. .Billups Phinizy.
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Miss Louise Phinizy returned
Saturday afternoon from Atlanta
where she was the guest of Mrs.
Hughes Spalding for Grand Op
era,
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Mr. Edgeworth and® M- M.
Tutwiler spent Thursday and Fri
day in Atlanta..
Mrs. Daniel who has been vis.
iting her daughter Mrs. Munro
Dearing has returned to her home
in Millen, Ga.
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Mrs. James Carson wha was
delightfully entertained as ‘the
guest of Miss Louise Phinizy re
turned to Charlotte Thursday.
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Miss Doris Simmong and Car
ribel Finger are spending the
~week-end in Atlanta going over
for Grand Opera..
Mrs. J. C. Davis of Chatta
nooga, and Dr. E. T. Payne of
Norfolk are visiting their mother
Mrs. Lydia Payne, who has been
ill for the past gvo weeks.
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Dr. and Mrs. G. M. Eakes have
yeturned to their home in Au
gusta after a three days visit
with Rev. and Mrs. Lester Rum
ble.
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Friends of Mrs. G. W. Cumbus
will be sorry to learn of her ill
ness at he: home on Bloomfield
street, 5
weflfloes
Mr. E. P. Fears and Mr. E. W.
Coile were rvegistered at the Hotel
Savannah the past week.
Mrs. James W. Morton is in
Atlanta going over for Grand
Opera, and is the guest of her
daughter Mrs. Jé] F. Durrett.
Mr. David L. Green is spending
the week-end in Atlanta going
ovre for Grand Opera,
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~ Miss Bertha Davison went ovcr
‘Atlanta Saturday morning for
iGrand Opera. -
Mrs. M. M. Wilson and Miss
Rowena Wilson are in Atlanta
for the week-end going over for
Grand Opera,
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Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Winn an-‘
nounce the birth of a daughter)
April the 29th who has beent
named Susan Rachel. '
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Mrs. Barrett Phinizy and Miss |
Laura Anne Phinizy are in At-‘
‘lanta going over for Grand Op
era. |
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Mrs. H. B. Lanius of Mon:oe\
spent Friday in the city.
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Misses Susie and Mary Ge:dinel
and Dr. Linton Gerdine are
spending the week-end in Atlanta
with Mrs. Warren Moise going
over for Grand (E)apera.
Friends of Mrs. Earl B. Bras
well will regret to know she has
been critically ill in Boston, Mass.
but he: condition is understoed to
be satisfactory following surgical
treatment last Thursday at the
Phillips House, Massachusetts
General Hospita[lé]
The friends of Mrs. Charles
Talmadge will be delighted to
learn she left the General hos
pital following an illness of cov.
eral days and continues to im
prove at her home on Prince ave,
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Mr. Valso Guest and family are
spending the week-end in Dani.
elsville with Mr, J. W. Smith.
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Mrs. Paul Hadaway and Miss
Paulene Hadaway went over to
Atlarta for Grand Opera Satur
day. ; |
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Messrs. Zennie and Carlton
Whitehead and Gus Bryant motor
ed to Atlanta to spend the week
end with relatives.
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Mrs. K. N. Sharpe of Com
merce was among the visitors
here Friday. ]
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‘ Mr. J. M. Billing of Atlanta fs
. spending the week-end with his
' family. £
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{ COONTOWN WEDDING—Chris
| " tian Church, Friday night, 8:30
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Rejects Free Senate :
Seat; Wants to Rul
WASHINGTON,— (AP) — Re
jecting an opportunity to sit i
the United States senate by ap
pointment, Dwight W. Morrow a
nounced Saturday that he wou
open his cam;?gn for the Repub
lican senatorial nomination from
New Jersey within the next tqh,
days with a view to entering th
gsenate at the opening of the Dee
ember session by election of t
| people.
' 1f nominated and elected in Nov
ember, Morrow will succeed Wal
ter E. Bdge, now Ambassador t
France, during the short ter
from December, 1930, to Mare
1931, He will be a candidate al
for the six year term beginning ¥
1931,