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Newspaper Page TextReONESDAY, APRIL 25 See% V" g l m.zrnom:. Society | -, Jond P ’ Page Closes 12:00 Noon Daily—Saturdays at 4:00 P. M. League of Voters Holds Interesting Meeting at Holman ~e Athens League of Women s’ luncheon meeting for April v 4 Tuesday at the Holman ‘ mhere was the usual ex- P " .itendance of the member k. (heir Mmvited guests, and By eresting program arranged 1. J. Stegeman was ably P ver by MR John . the unavoidable ab l the president, Mrs, Paul R MOFIOH | |n the course of| disposing of Ay \siness interesting de- Y,1.-‘iz‘v‘w“' reports were made: Mrs ];‘[”, Morris chairman on Interna bional co-operation for the pre eption of war, presented Mrs. Jenkins, who portrayed in l“ 4 ahd effective manner her ob o ation of congressional pro cedings made last week during a . at the natjonal capital. Es ':“;.g;‘; pertinent were her keen pterpretations relating to the con wecsignal hearings held with a f‘:_“ (o effecting an economical’ ut adequate army organization. yre, Wm, Russell, legislative Jrman reported her department ws having reminded voters, through s press, thit the remaining iod for registration. te qualify . voting closes May Ist. She l" quoted such a réeminder as cceived in a letter from Mrs. Wel- | neton Stevenson, president Geor -1 gtate League. She introduced , yoters rally song, of which both vords and music were written by s, A, M. Roan, chairman of local .aeues of Atlanta and dedicated 5 Mrs. Stevenson. The song was nthusiastically sung by those resent led by Mrs. Jenkins at e piano. Set to a lively air are he words: «we belong to Georgia YVoters vere happy to relate, Wwe study out the problems that ffect us of this state, Come out with us and learn with s more of <ur problems great, Don't hesitate or you'll be late o 0 register for your state.” . The chief interest of the days yrogram was an address by Mr, pit Nix, speaker for the occas bn. In a clear and convincing anner he set forth some clari ying views of oyr present national dministration, Anent some of the ontroversial points he presented e idea of a justified legitimate: ictatopship which could lead 2 suly democratic government hrough the maze of (‘mel‘gencyi ithout wviolating its real pl'inci-j les. Such a dictatorship, when gsumed with the assent and con urrence of the people and as an xpedient to accomplish their in icated: will need not endanger ruly democratic principles. This hase he said is illustrated at resent in the administrafon of resident Roosevelt, ‘ This kind of dictatorship was et over against a sort such as lay be an actual danger to dem cracy, wherein there is an *“ar itrary usurpation of . legislative ower by the executive.” “President Roosevelt has demon trated that vast power can be ncentrated and wused construe ifely ‘without danger to demo fatic government, at least tem orarily,” Thig, Mr. Nix indicated nbe accomplished by a high ‘e of executive leadership and il such we have in our present filonal chief executive, The address was met with earn- L attention and evident general roval, and on request a copy 4s given by, Mr, Nix to the Lea e for filing. MRS, G. A, HUTCHINSON, Publicity Chairman, - - - ANY SOCIAL ACTIVITIES 0 HONOR VISITORS SAVANNAH ‘ There will he many notable clal - events in Savannah this "R centering Yhe « Bi-centenial 'seant of which Gen. and Mrs‘.‘ er W. Meldrim will be official Thera will pe g reception Wed-i 4y evening at the DeSoto, N by Savannah Women's Fed ton; a luncheon on Thursday e DeSoto; a reception on irsday at the Victory drive res °lt of, Mr. and Mrs. Pleasant A. vall, a garden party on Friday Lebanon, the (QOgeechee road | Me of Mrs, Mills B. Lane, and a ¢ dinner on Saturday given at' "¢ Island by Chatham ('Ountyl Mmissioners =. . ‘ CY COBB P..T, A. MEETS | HURSDAY MORNING 1 ' 2 O'CLoCK | : Cobh P.-T, A. will hnlr‘.! . PoTtant meeting Thursday ‘. N&-at-the school at 12 o'clock. e "'H‘umw‘ Is urgently re- L Plans will be discussed |* . ‘ ui!?i“s TOURNAMENT EDNENDING EVENT OF m. ESDAY AFTERNOON y Histanding soeial eyent of was the lovely Con-i b o, liNament sponsored by : ~ 3t Town Hall. The re- L TR B P paptas from dr .MA Milwaukee gave an vy 'NteTest, for her lectures nrel A i nStructive and enjoyable. | ve » .8 Of summer Blossoms Sion . "U¢h of heauty to the oc by -, Vell ag the artistie dis rs ;L,T.;:']“f‘f wearing appearal, .‘\i»‘[v,,“ sane and Mrs. Kath- Sisteq 4, ;w s usual, happily inent, 1 honors of the tour- ATdy op "““».}' refreshments and loweq 11,q several pretty prizesl “'¢ Spirited game, THURSDAY MORNING READING CLUB TO MEET WITH MRS. PRESTON BROOKS The Thursday Morning Reading club will meet with Mrs. Preston Brooks at 11 o’clock. The mem bers are anticipating with pleas urable interest the delightful hos pitality of Mrs. Brooks, who is al ways a gracious hostess, » * - ELIJAH CLARKE CHAPTER D. A. R. MEETS THURSDAY WITH MISS FRANCES TALMAGE The Elijah Clarke chapter D, A, R. will meet Thursday. afternoon with Miss -Frances Talmadge at 3:30. A cordlal invitation is ex tended all the members., Mrs. Frank Ward and Mrs, Howard Abney will be joint hostesses. . ® » P.-T. A. AT TEACHERS COL LEGE TO HEAR DR. GREENE + The P,-T.:A. "of the Training school, at the Teachers college, will me€et in the old auditorium at 3:30 on Friday, April the 28th. Dr. James Edward Greene, psy chologist on the 'training school staff will speak. Dr. Greene has made interesting case-studies with in the school; and his dtscussion is being looked forward te with interest, Visitors are most cordially in vited at this time to hear Dr. Green, MRS. WALDO RICE, Pres, - . . MRS. ALEXANDER KING GIVES VIOLIN RE CITAL THURSDAY Thursday evening the Music Ap preciation clags audience will hear Mrs. Alexander King, jr., in a vio lin recital in Memorial hall at 8 p. m. Mrs. King's programs are always a delight to her audience, and it is with a great deal of pleasure that Athens’ lovers of violin music anticipate her coming every year for a recital. The program for the evening will compose the following com positions: Tempo di Minuetto, Pugnani— Kreisler, Melodie—Gluck-Purcell. La Romanesca, Gaillarde-Achron, Sonata in A—Franck. Allegretto. Allegro.. Recitative Fantasia. Allegretto poco masso. To the Warriors; From a Wig wam; Sun Dance—lndian Sketch es—Burleigh. Poems—F'ibich. Polka (“Sdimanka)—Weiberger. Spanish Dance (No, 8)-—Sarasate. Please note change in place from the University chapel to Memorial Hall. i The publie is cordially invited. .- * PERSONAL MENTION The continved critical illness of Mrs. James White has saddened ‘the entire community, and everys bory is praying and hoping for her yecovery. Mrs. AWhite' has been a benediction to Athens and no ont¢ claims more loyal and devoted friends, all of whom are inexpress« ibly grieved over her long illness, 1t is pathetic to see her gates closed to her lovely home, where they have always been thrown open to the public. No home in Athens or elsewhere has dispensed such beautiful hospitality, always ‘with her charm and graciousness, Her great sympathy with the less fortunate has been expressive and outstanding in her countless deeds of charity. ? Probably no person ever contrib ‘uted to the joy and bheauty of liv ing as has. Mrs. White, and as we sit under the great sorrow of her illness we earnestly pray that her“ precious life may be spared to loved ones and friends. —A. A.‘ . » ® The death of Mrs. Arthur V. Clifton in Florida Tuesday brings sorrow to her many friends here, where for many years she resided with her family, and from_time to time has frequently visited in her old home. Sincere sympathy goes out to the bereaved family. . L * The many friends here of Mrs. Lena Felker Lewis of Monroe deeply sympathize with Ther in the sudden death of her son Mr. John B. Lewis in Atlanta Tuesday. The funeral was held in Monrog Wed nesday afternoon, * * * Miss Hazel Poss went over to Atlanta Wednesday 'to attend the DeMolay dance Wednesday eve ning. ‘ * o @ Mrs. W. L. Erwin ‘and Mrs. Howell Erwin spent Tuesday in Decatur with Mrs. Bén Barrow and her sister, Mrs. Wil Walker of Beaumont, Texas. | *. * : Mrs., M. P. Broughton left Wed nesday morning for a visit to Lyons, Ga. | -* % ‘ . Miss Henrietta Beusse of the Anderson County hospital, South Carolina and Miss Ruth Beusse of Brenau college will spend the week-end here.’ ‘ . » * Mrs. Preston Brooks accompan ied by her mother, Mrs. Hamilton Reid has returned from a visit to Birmingham. Mrs. Reid’s friends will welcome her most cordially. e 8 ~ Mrs. J. G. Watterson will. go over to Atlanta Thursday to spend several days with Mrs. F, F. Hall .. » : Mrs. Sam Nickerson is visiting ‘Merrily We Roll Along— 4 EaRR \ %:_ B 3 R sSR ) R R e §:'..¥<.§:s': B g if;’,;,u-;&"\':i:::ifi:i::'-:~:5:\§§;'1§55515':: \-.;;:iza B R S R g B el S RN 3 T S RN T ST RN S AR o R RN A S SRR R R RN R 3 R PR o SRR N N Rt ».»:-:-:c~.§:~:\":\'~:-:<tﬂ1-:‘\ 3 SR R R S e M 3 B PR Sl B A A L R R AR R IR S R N)k g S J‘.:\\\&“‘:‘\s\( R e NN R -Iﬁsz o R s B R B R RDU ey X R - SRRRRRR . o o RSas R R . 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AR e R e g A e S AR S B s e Aeo R B e B : R e S R S SR:eO R . Ve . e . R a e 5 R R B sR oo et e et e e e - oot e Roller‘skatlng is no longer merely a children’s SD(’l‘(, but it’s the newest craze for grownups, too. Here you see Lona Andre, left, and Verna Hille of Hollywood trying out the new fad. It's said to be of wonderful value in developing shapely legs--and what do you thinlk? Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Hodgson spent the week-end at their sum mer home Tanglewood, near Hen dersonville, N. C. . . - | Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hodgson and Miss Virginia Hodgson have returned from a motor trip through Florida. SOVIET, BRITAIN ! (Continued From Page One) I tion on what quantities of thmse{ got in under the deadline or miss-i ed was not immediately available, The Russian restricfions appar ently are much more severe than those imposed here. Not only are purchases of any kind in England prohibited, but chartering of Brit ish merchant ships by Russian companies is banned and restric tions are imposed on the use of British ports by Russian ships and the transportation of British goods through Russian to the Far‘ East. Higher duties also are im-‘ posed on British ships entering Soviet ports. A belief persisted here that the two men around whom this con troversy rages will be expelled to their homes in England soon and thus bring about a withdrawal of England’s prohibition act. The Russian restrictions were announ- ® The 9deal Foundation [jﬂ" asnuom wie) (50~ ~ 9X< ' ( S N l o £ \ \\‘\H { T b |‘;‘,! f\ \ '\\ 19 %z \ﬂ iNi = R 1&! - ,“\\ b=\& \ {/ ) \\‘\\\\ W Lalf =g\ J "D A w— 3 o % T gy 4 A A\l i R i g Tms is one of the smartest, \ " ‘D most comfortable Founda- \l ' "’:,‘-f:f’-‘.‘ tions that ever smoothed a “‘l’ /) i figure into lovely, natural g : curves. Yet it has amazingly & o firm ways of slimming silhou- § Foundations ettes! Restraint and sup- : (‘ The port are actually fashioned in, : 3 famous and Vassarette Foundations K N \ Vassar stretch out, or up, or down ... \ Girdle yet won't stretch out of shape. ' gy z Soft and absorbent inside for snug comfort and the outer $ surface is smooth and silken ‘ 8o your clothes won’t catch. It washes simply and well. Michael's THE BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS, GEORGIA ced for only the duration of the British embargo, A petition for release of the men or their deportation is before | Soviet authorities. | ' TSR . 1 I:MacDONALD LEAVES FOR HOME PLEASED | BY EB_IE.MAPPED ] (Continued From Page One) | ]nng‘miations was expressed by {those close to President Roosevelt. ! War debts relief for Great Brit |ain, which was taken up Tuesday night by the President and Prime .\Minist«-x', was not mentioned in | their final statement, It remains ‘L(for future settlement together with ‘}tho economic program outlined by .'|lhe two statesmen. ll Mr. MacDonald emphasized up . {on leaving that he and Mr. Roos | evelt were just as free now as be -{lm-e they entered their conversa (| tion. ls “There are no alliances or en ;| tanglements,” he said. ' “You are not in the maelstrom of .| lurope. But can you imagine :’Wha.t would happen if America and Great Britain can’'t march n[side- by side? { “T am net only convinced of a ;‘,hopp to come to an agreement, 1 lam going away with the determin ,‘;uion we have got to come to an | agreement because it is our moral duty.” RULES ANNOUNCED FOR SELECTION IN EMPLOYMENT CAMPS (Continued from page one,) pendent the longest time and who also have dependent relatives. 3. Young men who are willing to alot from $2250 to $25.00 per month to their dependents., Boyva who are undecided as to whether they are willing to make this al lotment will he considered after those boys who voluntarily agree to make the allotment, 4, Those on the relief list will be enrolled first. 5. A thorough investigation of each applicant will be made pub lic Welfare Worker, 6. Only those pnysically fit for camp life and who wiHl agree to tLem:n'n in camp six months will be considered. . “The Conmmittee is not autho rized to approve applicatiors which do not meet the above con=- ditions. . “Those"whe. have already filed their names must report and fill out preliminarg. application forms.” Cunservation Corps Major General King of Fourth Army Corps has made the follow ing announcement relative to re serve officers heing called into duty with conservation corps: “l. 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Rehearsals Over, Pageant . . - Depicting the History of Georgia Begins Thursday (Continuea From Page One) shown in his consideration of those of various religious beliefs Mr. Abrahams said. “Catholics, Jews, Protestants of every denomination were welcome into the commnity where liveral ek i sbte it AURe .. ivi i G hiiessisiinay 1088 THE ATHENS BANNER-HERALD, Circulation Department, Athens, Ga. (entlemen: | hereby agree to subscribe to (or extend my present sub scription) to THE ATHENS BANNER-HERALD for a period of one year from this date, and also for the 3 magazines | have cheoked on this coupon for which | am paying SI.OO cash and agree to pay your regular agent 13 cents per week. It is un derstood that this contract cannot be cancelled without imrae diate discontinuance of the magazine subscription. NOTE: 4 to 6 weeks are required for first magazine to reach you. ity of religious opinion and free dom from vigotry were implanted in a growing state, and became and are a part of the structure of which Savannah proudly boasts Wednesday “Today this population rejoices in the thought that Savannah’s history justifres the hopes of -its founders, expressed on the seal of the trustees of the colony. The in sceription reads ‘non Sibi Sed Alia, or ‘not for ourselves but for others.” TREASURE TROVE AT BOTTOM OF SEA IS FOUND BY SALVAGERS ! (Continued From Page One) ‘ | 4 te Russia when the disaster oe ccarred. Courtney, a master locksmith ]widvl_v known for his ability to !open the most dificult locking de }vi‘os, last came into public pro- Iminence when he sailed’ from |h(\r9 last June to help open treas ure chests aboard the liner Egypt, which sank off the island of Us hant in 1922 with a loss of more than 100 lives. A total of $3,250,000 ‘wns salvaged out of '55,000,000 bul ilion in the Egypt's. strong room. LARGE CROWDS AT ATHENS REVIVALS (Continued From Page One) selves and all our possessions to the cause df Christ,” Rev. Jordan said. -~ Salvation is meant for sin ners whether the cinners are con sciocs of the need or not, Simply because a person is unconscious 'does not mean that he does ml ineed the doctor. The world 'd?‘ lnot want Jesus wnen He came— lonly a small group had prophesied | His coming—The world did not ‘want Him, but it needed Him, and He came. People today may mot ‘want to discuss religion, but ithey ‘ns'ed salvation and we must go to them. 3 } The Athens Young Business Men’s Club attended the services Tuesday ‘night in a body. = " * FUNERAL NOTICE BARRETT — The relatives = and friends of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas ' H. Barrett, Miss Mary Barrett, | of Coral Gables, Fla.; Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Wingate of “Avon Park, Fla,.; Mrs. J. E. Fittman, of Washington, D. C.; Dr. and Mrs. G. O. Gunter, of Blakely, Ga.; Mr. and Mrs. T, D, Bur leigh' ¢f Asheville, N, C.;°® Mr. Dupree Barrett of Athens;: Mrs. l Leonard Barrett, of = Athens; Mrs. J. F. Comer, of Blakely, Ga., and Mrs. S. B. Ramsey, of Atlanta, Ga,, are invited to at= tend the funeral of Mr. Thomas H. Barrett, Thursday morning, April 27, 1933, from'the residence on Buena Vista (Nowhere) /Road at eleven (11:00) o'clock.. Dr. S. R. Grubb of the First Chris tian church will officiate. Mr, M. B. Wingate, Mr. T. B. Bura y leigh, Dr. G. O. Gunter, Mr. F. C. Wara, sir, P. S. Ramsey and Mr. A. D. Ramsey will serve as pallbearers. Interment will be in the Pittman family cemetery in Madison county. McDorman- Bridges. Your Choice of Any Tm Magazines in This Group GROUP NO. 2 : ( ) Woman’s Home Companion ( ) Pictorial Review () Delineator () McCall’'s Magazine. () Screen Book {1 () Woman’s World ( ) Path Finder : ( ) Open Road for Boy. () Better Homes and Gardens vk ( ) Screen Play PAGE THREE

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The Banner-herald. (Athens, Ga.) 1923-1933, April 26, 1933, Home Edition, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3