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l voNDAY, JUNE 2, 1630,
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SOCIETY
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| MRS. ALICE ADAMS |
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rs. G. B. Lamar |
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Monday evening, June- 2nd; at. 8
o'clock, at the Masonic Temple on
Lumpkin street. Ag we are cele
brating. ouy - eighth anniversary
| are especially anxions to have
| €ach and every one of our mem
| bers present and visiting Stars
:\\'ill always he given a cordial
| welcome,
f As this is ou rlast meeting be
[ fore Grand Claptey convenes in
| Macon June 10th ang 11th, must
["ask that every past matron and
! past patron pe present at this
| meeting to receive their ‘creden-
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| MISS HARRIET MAYNE, |
f Worthy Matron.
5 MISS ALMA HUGHES, I
' Seeretary.
LAURA RUTHERFORD
CHAPTER U. D, C. MEETS
TUESDAY 4 O'CLOCK
The Laura Rutherford Chapter,
U. D. C., will meet Tuesday aft.
ernoon with Mrs. R. 1.. Patter
son on Prince avenue at 4 o'clock.
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MISS KATIE PALMER
GIVES PARTY FOR
SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS
A delightful affair of Friday eve.
ning was the party at which Miss
Katie Palmer entertained at the
Athens Country Club from 6 to 9
D. m. in honor of her Sunday
School class, a group of girls
graduating this year.
supper was served on the ter
race of the club liouse. The guests
were then invited indoors where
music, games and several interest.
ing stunts were given. Miss Daisy
B. Hartley gave two readings
which were very much enjoyed.
The guest list inc¢luded the fol.
lowing: Misses Lounise Dial, Lois
Burton, Lillian Blackman, Daisy
B. Hartley, Hazel Mealor, Fran-
| ces Storey, Jeane MecCommons,
!Jflnet Crawford, Mary Marbut,
‘Mm-y Alice Jester, Dorothy Hin.
;ton, Dorothy Lightfoot, Nell Cor
nett; Messrs. James Whitehead,
iLeßoy Hart, Paul Moon, Scott
} Williams, Arthur Booth, Jr., Rich
jard DuPree, Proctor Campbell,
| Brown Wilder, Ed Hamilton, Bo
| Wotton, Bill Armstrong.
| Mr.andCrs. E. D, Sledge, Dr.
l and Mrs. Lester Rumble and Miss
! Ida Pound assisted in the enter-
; ’ tainment of the guests. The lovely
| party was one of the season’s
| most charmingly planned socias
I events. %
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;MRS. W. |. FLANAGAN :
{ HONORS TEACHERS :
}OF BARROW SCHOOL
, A lovely social affair of the past
week was the beautiful dinner
’ party Friday evening at which
Mrs. W. I. Flanagan was the
Igracious hostess at her attractive
! home on Lumpkin street honoring
the teachers of the Barrow street
1 school. |
| Exquisite pink and white carna
tions adorned the rooms in effec
tive arrangement with the same
color note prevailing in the elab.
]orate and delicious dinner,
The handsomely appointed table
was centered with a silver vase of
carnations and pretty place cards
were hand-painted marking the
}places for ten guests. Silver can.
algggi;ks vhéid the slender pink
tapers,and bonbon dishes the
pink and white mints.
i Mrs. Flanagan extended the us
{ ual delighttul hospitality of the
home and the lovely dinner was
l one of the season's brightest social
L events. ;
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| PARSONAGE CIRCLE NO. 1
| OCONEE STREET CHURCH
MEETS TUESDAY
Parsonage Circle No. 1 of the
Oconee Street Methodist church
will meet Tuesday afternoon in
stead of Wednesday with Miss
Jennie Cole on the Jefferson road
at 3:30. All members urged to
be present and visitors welcome.
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| ars. S, V. Sanford left Sunday
latternoon for Atlanta to join the
! part ygoing to Denver, Colo., for
i»the National Federation Biennial
| which convenes there June sth
]through the 14th. Mrs. Sanford
was recently honored by her elec.
l tion to the state presidency of the
i Federation of Clubs and entertain
ed the past week by the Athens
;‘ Woman's Club at a brilliant re.
ception.
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! Mrs. Maggie Benton, who spent
| the past week in Atlanta with rel
atives, has returned home. :
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Miss Mary Strahan leaves Tues
.day for New York and sails Satur.
day with Miss Annie W. Brumby
and Miss Mary Harris Brumby for
Paris to study for geveral months.
. Miss Macianna Frierson left
this afternoon for Macon to visit
Mrs., Malcolm Everett until
Thursday and from there will go
with Mrs. Everett by moto: for
iC,hattanooga, Sewanee and Nash
| ville, Tenn., to be away three
| weeks visiting relatives.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Joel leave’
Tuesday by motor for Pensacola,
Fla. for the wedding of their
brother Mr. Jake Joel to Miss
Beulah Green Greenhut which
yvill be a social event of statewide
interest. They will go by Atlanta
for their aunt Mrs. Charles Kauf
man and will reach Persacola in
time for many of the pre-nuptial
affairs. L ,
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Mrs. Bar-ett Phinizy and Miss
Laura Anne Phinizy motored to
‘Aflanta Sunday morning « for a
visit and were accompanied by
| Johnny Northeutt who spent the
| week-end in the city. erid
. Miss Hattie Brumby of Atlanta
Spent Sunday in the city with
Misses Linton,
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M:. Deloney Hull is visiting his
tother Mrs. Rosa D. Hull.
Mr. W. H H Winston who
Spert the month of May with My
and Mrs. A, P, Winston has oone
to. Washington, D. C, for a visif
with his sister.
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Mr. and Mrs. Abe Joel ard M-,
Jake Joel leave Tuesday in their
car for Pensacola, Fla. for the
mnarriage of the latter to Miss
Beulah G-eenhut Sunday after-
Noon ard will stop in Atlanta for
Mrs. Thurstenburg enroute to
Florida. Mr. Phillip Joel will join
thém the latter part of the week
leaving Thursday for the wed.
ding, A .
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Mr. Joseph Morton of Gaines
ville spent the week-end with his
mothe: Mrs. W. J. Morton.
Miss Martha MNicholson leaves
Thursd-v for Augusta to visit her
mother Mrs, A. R. Nicholson.
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Mrd ‘T, P VTm:ent left today
for Atlanta to bring M-s. Her.
bert Choate over for a visit. .
Mr. and Mrs. Cobb Davis and
Miss Dorothy Davis of Miami are
visiting Miss Mattie Demo-e.
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Miss Jane Crane arrives Wed
nesday from Ward Belmont where
she has been a student the nast
vear and will be very cordially
f welcomed by her wmany friends.
She leaves during the month ac
companeid by her mother, Mrs
Ben Crane and Miss Annie Lauv~
Hill with a party from Atlania
for a delightful t:ip to Europe so
Ispend' the summrgr months, ¢
Lot |
" Mr._and Mrs. W, J. Teat and
IMiss Mary Willie Teat spent
the week-end in Washineton, Ga.
and were accomparied home by
Miss Louse Wolfe of Washington
who will ‘spend this week with
Miss Teat. (o : .
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Mr. Clay Smith of Missouri is
visiting- Mr. and M>». R. L.
Wood .and recently attended a
convention in Los Angeles, Cal.
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Mr. Sam Wood of Atlanta
spent the week-end = with Mrs.
Wood who is visiting her mothet
Mrs. Allen Talmage. .
MR. M. W. HILL OF
HIGH SHOALS ROAD
DIED MONDAY A. M.
. Mr. Merritt W. Hill, aged 75,
‘died at 5:00 o’clock this morning
at his home on the High Shoals
road. Funeral services will be
held tomorrow afternoon at 3:00
o'clock from Rays church by Rev.
M. Lunsford. Interment will be in
Rays cemetery, Bernstein Broth.
ers Funeral Home in charge.
- Mr. Hill is survived by twc
daughters, Misses Emma and Ruth
Hill; two sons, Messrs. G. F.
Hill and A. L. Hill; a brother,
Mr. H. C. Hill. He was a native
of Jasper county.
Florida Goes To Polls
In Primary Tomorrow
JACKSONVILLE, Fla—(AP)—
Final broadsides in an off-year po
litical campaign were being fired
today in preparation for tomor
row’s, primary in Florida,
Den\ocrats and Republicans will
march to the polls to register their
choices for various national, state,
county and party offiees.
The Republicans, with the ex
ception of a few counties, are pri
marily interested in selection of
committeeman. It is the first pri.
mary in the history of Florida in
which they will take part,
Democrats will vote for con
gressional candidates in two dis
tricts. DeWitt T. Deen, of Day
tona Beach, who is running on a
platform calling for repeal of the
18th amendment, is opposing Mrs.
Ruth Bryan' Owens, daughter of
wWilliam Jennings Bryan, who is
serving her first term in congress,
as representative of the fourth
district.
'lfom Yon, Tallahassee, incumb
ent, is opposed by Sidney J.
Catts, former governor, of DeFu
niak Springs, and Mayor Harvey
Bayliss, of Pensacola, in the third
district.
Studebaker Sedan
Dodge Coupe
Whippet Coach
Chrysler Coach
Oakland Sedan
Oldsmobile Sedan
Chevrolet Six Coach
Chevrolet Four Coach
Chevrolet Four Coupe
Buick Touring
Pontiac Coupe
Ford Model T Coupe
These Cars from SIOO
Up!
TERMS!
Your Old Car Taken in
Trade!
C. A. TRUSSELL
MOTOR CO.
Athens’ Oldest Dealer
THE BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS, GEQRGIA
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: FUNERAL NOTICE ’3
AYCOCK—The friends and rela
tives of Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Ay
cock of Farmington, Ga., Miss
Ellen Aycock. Miss Lillian Ay
cock, Miss Dorothy Aycock, Mr.
Melvin Aycock, Mr. Sanders Ay
cock, Mr. Warren Aweock, Mr,
J. T. Aycock, Mr. GaoT. Aiken,
Mr, and Mrs. L. H. Aiken, Mr,
and Mrs. W. H. Aiken,! Mr. and
Mrs., N. W. Aiken. Mr. and
Mrs. H. B, Aiken, Mr. and Mrs.
H. T Ajken, Mrs. E. R. Durham,
Mrs. Cleve Anderson 2nd Mrs.
H. T. Aiken ave invited to at
tend the funeral of Mrs, T. R/
(Cora) Aycock tomorrow, J.une‘
3rd at three o'clock from the!
grave side in Hardigree’s ceme- |
tery, Oconee county. The broth-«;-l
ers will serve -as pallbearers.
Rey. A. Warwick of the Metho
dist church will officiate. Bern
stein Brothers Funeral Home.
NASH-—Died at a loeal hospital,
vesterday, Sunday, June 1, at 3
p. m., Mr, Jacob Daniel Nash in
his 33rd year. He is survived
by his wife. Mrs. Lucile Nash
and three chiidren. The funer
al was today. June 2nd at three
o'clock from Carters Grove
Baptist church near Rayle, Ga.
The following gentlemen served
as pallbearers: Mr. Robert
Meadows, Mr. Dave Mansfield,
Mr, Guy Beasley, Mr. Ed
Meadows, Mr. Franklin Combs,
and Mr. .C, H. Beasley. Rev.
George Steed of the Baptist
church officiated, with inter
ment in the Carters Grove ceme
tery. Bernstein Brothers Fun
eval Haome, s
MecELREATH-—-Died at his home
in Madison county Sunday morn
ing at 5 a.m.. Mr. Martin P, Me-
Elreath in his 97th year. He is
survived by several sons and
daughters. The funeral was to
day,” Monday, June 3rd at three
o’clock from the Friendship
church in Madison county. Rev.
Mr, Spearman of the Baptist
church officiated with interment
in the church cemetery. Bern
stein Brothers. funeral home.
HILL.—The friends and relatives
of Mr. Merritt W. W. Hill of
the High Shoals road, Miss Em
ma Hill, Miss Ruth Hill, Mr.
and. Mrs. G. F. Hill, Mr. and
- -Mrs, A. L. Hill and Mr. and
- Mrs, H. C. Hill are invited to
attend the funeral of Mr, Mer
ritt W. W. Hilll tomorrow,
Tuésday, June 3rd, at 3:00
o’clock from Rays’ Church in
Oconee county. Rev. Mr. Luns
ford of the Methodist church
will officiate with interment in
the church cemetery. Bernstein
Brothers Funeral Home.
ADAMS-—Died at his home on the
Monroe road, Oconee county,
Sunday afternoon, June 1. 1930,
at two o’clock after an illness of
two weeks, Mr. Martin Luther
Adams in his 74th year. Mr.
Adams is survived by one daugh
ter, Mrs. H. B. Smith ‘of Good
Hope. Ga., two sons, Mr. F. A.
Adams of Maxeys and Mr. P. E.
Adams of Bogart, and sixteen
grandchildren. Funeral services
were this Monday afternoon,
June 2nd, 1930, at four o’clock
from the Princeton Baptist
Church. Rev. W. B. McDonald of
Monroe = officiating. Interment
was in the Princeton cemetery.
McDorman-Bridges. ,
“TUNING IN”
WITH M. F. B.
MONDAY, JUNE 2
(By The Associated Press)
Programs in Eastern Standard
time. P. M. unless otherwise in
dicated. :
454.3—WEAF New York—66o
(NBC Chain)
s:s6—Scores.
6:oo—Rosalie Wolfe,
6:3o—Queeriosities. .
7:oo—Symvhonic Rhythm Mak
ers.
7:3o—Gypsies’ Orchestra.
B:3o—Family Party.
9:oo—Plane of Dreams,
9:3o—Musical Medley.
10:00—Harbor Lights, Tales of
the Sea.
10:30—Ba-ney Rapp’s Dance Or.
chestra.
394.5—WJZ New York—76o
(NBC Chain)
s:oo—Mormon Choir,
s:3o—Trio.
b:4s—Floyd Gibbons.
6:oo—Amos 'n’ Andy.
6:3o—Scores—WJZ; Roxy.
7:3o—Family Goes Abroad.
B:oo—Young Orchestra.
B:3o—Real Folks.
9:oo—Rochester Civie Orchestra.
9:3o—Empire Builders.
10:00-—Hour of Slumber Music.
10:30—Amos ’'n’ Andy and Floyd
Gibbons (Second Broadcast)
428.3—WLW Cincinnati—7oo
6:00—Solomon; Solos; Concert.
7:oo—Talk; Variety; Orchestra.
B:3O—WJZ (30m.); Feature.
9:3O—WJZ (30 m.); Singers:
Party.
10:30—WJZ (15m.); Brooks and
Ross.
11:00—Orchestras end Quartet.
12:30a—Sweet and Low Down.
I:ooa—Thirteenth Hour Jambo
ree.
398.8—WJR Detroit
6:ooSerenaders; Best Sto-y.
6:4s—Cecil and Sally.
7:00—-WJZ (30m.); Orchestra.
B:oo—Same as WJZ (2 hrs.)
10:00—Ed MecConnell, WJZ.
10:45—Strings; WJR Informali
ties.
11:30—Dance Music (1 1-2 hrs.)
405.2—W58 Atlanta—74o
7:OO—WEAF (30m.): Conce:-t.
B:OO—WJZ and WEAF (2 hrs.)
10:00—Feature (30m.); WJZ (30
minutes.)
11:00—Studio; Theater Program.
12:00—Studio Orchestra.
365.6—WHAS Louisville—B2o
7:OO—WEAF (30m.); Studio.
B:OO—WJZ and WEAF (3 hrs.)
11:00—News; Jack Turner; Ideals
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