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Newspaper Page Textv, OCTOBER 1, 1988 s Martha Evans Becomes Bride ¥ Mr. Byron Dyer Sunday Morning 2 Mreh Bt Evans announce Athe marriage of their daughter, Ir- =" \;r. Byron Dyer, on Sunday morning, October 1, at the «,lv;"‘ ¥ bride's parents on the Lexington Road. _ ahoVe nnouncement ig of me " o<t interest to the wide » g ds of both the bride * som in Athens and through S . E. L. Hill, pastor of First P cshyterian church of s, officiating, the ceremony ™ formed in the presence of P families and a few close n-i; I pride was charming egged in 2 fall traveling dress kb with matching acces- L” Mr. and Mrs. Dyer are quates of the University of gia and both received masters sos from that institution in " Mrs. Dyer's was in home ;\:.m:w- and Mr. Dyer’s in ag jture ! ince he entrance in Athens n school, Mrs. Dyer has beenl minent in high school and col o athletics. For two years she’ i captain of the high school wetball team, and in the Uni~‘ sty won & nfajor ‘%" ‘while wing for her baccalaureate de—l e in physical education. During genior year she was awarded W.C.A. to Help Unemployed Girls it very cordial invitation is ex jed to all girls over 16 who are vet employed to meet at the | w. C. A. home on Thursday ning at 11:00 o'clock to dis-i ¢ their problems. Classes will offered this fall at the Y. W, A. supplementary to others en in town, and the interests the girls will determine the na b of these classes. memployved college graduates b would be willing to act as in etors in their speciajties or o would desire further study in er lines are urged to be gresent Thursday . There is urther i for advisers and leaders in other activities of the ¥, W. A, and young WwWomen Who ud like to interest themselves such worthy community service | be gladly accepted as leaders the Y. W..OL. 8 . . . g | thens Presbyterial | To Hold Conferencesl lembers of the Athens Presby jal are looking forward to the up conferences this week. oup 7 will meet Tuesday, Octo p 3rd at Winder, Mrs. Marshall ndy presiding; ‘Group 2 will et Wednesday, October 4th, at nielsville, Mrs, Hal Boswell osiding ; Group 3 will meet jursday, ()cioher bsth, at Clark ille, Airs. John S.mpson pre= ing Special conferences havel en arranged for all local cause retaries with their pregbyterial use secretary during the morn hours. All members of the Presbyterian urches of the Athens Presbyte lare urged to attend-one of ese conferences. Most helnful d encouraging messages will be ard from our ministers and mbers of our Woman’s Work mmittee which will inspire® all 10 will attend. . . . appa Delta Girls : Honor House Mother Thursday aftermoon the ‘mem s of the Kappa Delta sorority tertained in honor of their new use mother, Mrs. Clara Dexterr rborough’ of Auburn, Ala., at eir home on Milledge avenue. The occasion was happily in- Imal and during. the receiving urs fifty guests called. The dec ations of gladioli added a color- I note to the roems, and the‘ Ils, headed by Miss Nell John- N as president, assisted in the mrs of the occasiom. Mrs. Yar- Tough is being very cordialty lcomed to the college conting- L and the pretty tea added ‘;”"ﬁmﬂ to the week's gay cal aar, ® .- » l RS. CHARLES 8. ’ ¢tWHORTER HONORED ITH LUNCHEON Mrs. Kyle Smith entertained at ovely luncheon on "Phursday in hor -of Mrs. ~ Charles 8, Me forte The invited guests were 'S. Helen Brightwell of Maxeys, . Vason McWhorter, Mrs. Ju- I Davison of Woodville; Mrs. harles Brightwell, Charles Fightwell, jr, Mrs. Harvey Caba *of Athens; Mrs. and Mrs. F. Soswell and. Mr. Fred Boswell. Gteensbore Herald-Journal, . s o= NTERTAINED IN ATHENS A and Mrs, Ky® Smith and ' and Mrs. Willlam R. Jack- | M Were guests of Mrs. Cha.rlesi "Shtwell in Athens on Tuesday | "0 she entertained . delightfully ! . nor of Commander and Mrs. | Wles S. McWhorter, whe are | Pehding this week with her. Mrs. fghtwell entertained at hridge ~ the afternoon and at a mostl r, six o’clock dinner,— '®ensboro Herald-Journal, i -* * * s, Bill Wopdward leaves to for Neel's Gap where she will | e, Veek with Mrs. J, L. | * * * Wr. W. M, Davis of Nicholson, . Das returned home after a St With Mr. Bob Davis, ’ ¢*s = , Y. Lawrence Prickett has re " 4 home after a visit with his | ¢ Mrs, @, P. Crockan, ofj * * - ;‘ and Mrs, R. L. Lester, . 14Ty Daniel and Mr. James | y © are spending the day -at *l's Gap, ] a medal as the outstanding student of physical education for the year. Last year she taught physical ed ucation in the public school sys tem of Atlanta. Mr. Dyer is the son of Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Dyer of Carrollton. Since his graduation he has been a special extension agent, stationed at Clemson and at Statesboro. For the past few months he has been with the University of Georgia in Athens as agricultural editor, but will soon go back to Statesboro to resume his duties as special agent. His first two year in college were spent at Bowdon College in Bow don, Georgia, and while there he won letters in football, basketball and baseball. Though he was de barred from these sports at the University of Georgia on account of having played on the teams of another college, he was a letter man in lacrosse. Following the wedding, the bride and groom left for an automobile trip in the mountains, and will be in Athens for a few days after the fifth of October before going to Statesboro to make their home. ‘ Miss Carolyn Williams Birthday Party Hostess Little Miss Carolyn Williams was the guest of honor at a lovely birthday party given by her aunt, Mrs. Eddie Patat, at her home on Boulevard. Yellow and white were used effectviely in the gay decorations throughout the home, and the beautiful table was overlaid with a lace cover. Many-colored caps were pre sented to each child and follow ing he games delicious refresh ments were served. The gracious young hostess was presented with many dainty gifts and all good wishes for many happy birthdays. The guests included Dorothy and Mary Wiggly, Mary Ann Linsey, Guy and Jane Hancock, Lloyd and Helen Prickett, Bernard Lee Pearson, Dot Jean Beacham, Julia Mae Walter, Jackie Alexander, Martha Jean Skelton, Kaka Palmi- | sano, Harold Smith, Martha and Johnnie Patat, Jimmie and Don-i nie Woodard, Billy Lewis and Golden Hendred, jr. \ -» - > JONES WESLEY HOLDS HOBO PARTY AT CHURCH The Jones Wesley of the Young Harris church entertained at a hobo party Tuesday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Bell on Dußose. The men came dressed as hobos and tramps, and the ladies to carry out the plan wore print dresses. After an enjoyable even ing of spirited games and contests, delicious refreshments were ser ved. Twenty-five members of the Jones Wesley enjoyed the happy occasion. . * » EMMANUEL PARISH WILL HONOR WRIGHTS Emmanuel Parish will entertain at supper Tuesday evening at the Parish house for their new rector, the Rev. David Cady Wright and Mrs. Wright, who are being very cordially weleomed here. They are now established in their home on Cobb street, and are quite an acquisition to the religious and social life of Athens. How Did Your Linen Stand the Summer? Are You Prepared for Week-End Guests! o o= y :‘wg,_ e, v S Z" \ Wee——————= gosg, YT RO N TR e o 3 S s SRUENNTNGZEE S N & o o 2 NCA AN NP £ iag NN == \ - NS == 2 NN \= = \\\\QQ\\\ B\ 2 ol AR SRR .\ A A N NN N\ i N N \ \\,!:P—-, \ A\ V 0 3’:‘\ SRR &:&\\\“ N § ‘:"f‘—??;f;";‘v RN R N RN “ NN~ AR\ e Michael’s He’s No. 7 for Tallulah’s Sister.. 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W SRR S )‘% R R (‘,,,f lngz : :;:- & T B R e Pty s % R 52 R 0 SR 3 - 2 R S = B e SS R o g 2% S R G e S o " S, ST BSR R RS RS e w 2 B '»"":g e ¢ b s e P SRR BMR E B O vy i e oo BB SPR ¥ i SR SRR S B R 30 SRR S 7 3 B Ry e : | S ?é" i S e e S SR o % i SRR B 3 e By S s cEe s i : o R R 153 ey e Soon to embark on her seventh marriage,” Mrs. Eugenia Bankhead Hoyt—sister of/Tallulah Bankhead, the actress—is pictured above in London with hier fiance, 28-year-old Kennedy McConnell. Six times a divorcee, she’describes this as being ‘“‘only my second real romance.” Beautiful Luncheon ~ Given Miss Bullock ¢ ——— e ——— Friday at nfoon ‘Mrs, .C. L. Up church and her charming daughter, | Miss Mary Delia Upchurch, com lplimented Miss NaNita Bullock 'with a beautiful luncheon at their lovely home on the Mitchell's Bridge road, 3 A "wealth of gorgeous dahlias iroses and other exquisite flowers | decorated the rooms effectively. - l A coler note of green and white prevailed in the dining room, the handsomely appointed table being overlaid with a damask cloth while a silver bowl held the white roses and delicate ferns. The place cards and other pretty details carried the bridal note. Several: delicious dourses were served and the happy occasicn marked the second of the 'party series for Miss Bullock whose marriage to Mr. Harry Nicholes Dunwoedy of Atlanta will be a so cial event of statewide intrest in October. - s DOOLEY-SPEARS " Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Dooley- of Eastville, Ga. announce the mar riage of their daughter, Marie to Mr. Clayton Spears eof Madison, Ga. The marriage was soléemnized Sept. 23, 1933 in Anderson, S. C. ¢ Mr. and Mrs. Spears -left im mediately after their wedding on ltheir wedding trip through North and South Carolina and Chatta ‘nooga, Tenn. i Mr. and Mrs. Spears will be at, ‘their apartment after their return in Madison, Ga. [ = ® - ' Friends of Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Hollingsworth formerly of Athens but now of North Carolina sym pathize with them in the Joss of their sister Mrs. Roy J. Gilleland of Abbeville, 8., C. who passed away Tuesday morning. Napkins Madiera, el 1-50 Linen Damask, 20-inch, dozen 3.50 Linen Damask, :-nen. aoen 4,95 Table Cloths Break Fast, poctast eby 69C Linen, ooxso, nemsienea 4,95 Linen Damask, 70xss 5.40 Linen Damask, wan — S.OQh Lace, | BTz = 3:5() For the Bath Tawels, extra targe atze, cotored 33c Mats, fn solid pastel colors 59c Pillowcases Goodwear, pr. . ’ 35C Filet and Cutwork, pr. 1.98 Madiera, pr. 2.50 A PRAYER FOR THE WORLD’S REBUILDERS By Thepdosia Garrison, We send th(zl off to school again today, ' This cool September morning. All the street Is musical with patter of small feet, And little, shining faces all the way Seem wayside posies for our smiles to greet. I wonder if they ever guess or know With what strange tenderness we watch them go? ‘Just children on their way to school again? Nay it is ours to watch a great er thing— These are the world’s rebuilders, they must bring | Order to chaos, coqurtlng to pain, |- ¢ 4. And light in blasted fields new fires of spring. Dear Lord, Thy childish. hands were weak and small, Yet had they power to clasp the t.+v., World withal, Grant these, Thy little Kkindred strength as true— They have so much to learn, so much to do! . L LAURA RUTHERFORD CHAPTER TO MEET Laura Rutherford chapter U. D. C. will hold ‘its October 'meeting Tuesday afternoon at four o'clock ait the Georgian hotel. Members of all committees are urged to be present on time, to - make final plans for the Georgia Division convention to be held here October 17, 18 and 19%th : : THE BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS, GEORGIA En%agement of Miss Nell Gallaway o James P. Knowles Jr. Announced Dr. John Wesley Gallaway announceg the engagement of his daugh ter, Mae Nell, to James Fierce Knowles, jr., the marriage to be sol emnized on Friday, October 27. The above announcement centers very cordial social interset, owing to the popularity of the young couple. Miss Gallaway is the daughter of Dr. Gallaway and the late Mrs. Eleanor Strickland Gal laway. She ig a recent graduate of the Athens High school and is oneg of the most attractive mem bers of the young college set. She possesses marked personal charm and beauty and her family has been prominent in the religious and political life of the state. She is related to the late Methodist e EMMANUEL CHURCH AUXILIARY MEETS The Woman's auxiliary of Em manuel church will meet in the Parish house Monday afiternoon at 4 o'clock. The P. M. department of geligious Education will have as speaker Miss Duck of Decatur. Imported Gloves /////4//////////{/ BLACK '///4/// / BROWN W o /4/’4///// BEAVER M Tk Wiy 7% R, TS 50 ) v L Chiffon Ho:x 1.00 pr. 3';5; YD, DALY J“'f% @E\“\Q\ e N v N \f/\ Q/ e Gadabout ’:y*f'v is R Smokey N 8 ) Lasses %f;" . Gunmetal R D - TN \ o i X i s;s 34‘. . " e NPI Hose that can be worn, with equal appropriateness, for street, for dinner, for evening. Hose of finest quality— Kayser, Holeproof. And, at present, very low in price! Michael’ EVERYONE NEEDS A Silk Robe Michaer's 1s Only |8 Ciil 8 L, (A 8 \\ ? —These Silk Crepe ""7 . Robes, dark and tailor- R ed or pastel with puff ed or loose sleeves are &=~ ZEEE R === too good to be true... , b est price for duplicate £ 2 ) robes at today's price is [ | BLUE % . ichael's 7% . Michael's ¢ Bishop Willlam Gallaway. Mr. Knowleg is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Knowles, sr., and is already well known in the busi ness life of Athens as the adver tising manager of the local radio station. The wedding will be solemnized at the First Methodist church and the bride-elect will be attended by her sister, ,)\lrs. John Calvin Up church, of Greenville, 8. C., The groom’s best man will be Mr. Den nis Grimes of Athens. FITZPATRICK-COLE Mrs. S. C. Swindle announces the marriage of her sister, Miss Floyde Fitzpatrick, of Ila, Ga. to Mr. J. F. Cole, of Athens. * . . Miss Miriam David left Thurs day for Milledgeville to attend G. 8 0. W, 2.50 Pair —For the luxurous fin al touch on your vinter outfit, what is more ap propriate than French Kid Cloves? And, so reasonable, too. Misses Rosa. Carson and Mimi Barrow of Savannah are located in Soule hall on the campus, Miss Carolyn Carson is at the Coordis nate college, # lﬁ i 9_ R \“.I :R X _‘\ . j;, !\ £ '.-‘ A \';,L. 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Tomorrow’s the time, and make this store the place to indulge in your desires for a beautiful, becoming hat at a Fnce that may not be repeated during the entire fall-hat-buying season. ' ViR ak R | i/ ¥ % |We copied the latest imports— B i e il |We specified deluxe fabrics— S ‘(w it We are making HAT history— )u«, ':em"; et | TOMORROW ! F e | \ S 3 ‘;;v_;;\:;:‘{’:} 5 / R Vi W G - 4 7 4 F R i 24 LT ’ ng\.' i o gjﬁ e, b ‘ : ok R 0/ Q i SR T NS N h S Q I I‘: 3 S SR L G 0 e of “Individual’” . G 6 » o~ BERETS BRIMS S Wﬁ& TURBANS N SATLORS TOQUES P ERS T > A A P N N v L . Bk .;56:::‘*’1',;3”' 3 1 AKX B s N AW A Lo e e e & CH . \/fv /| g : S»/ b It’s ) o ) Opporpanisiy ICNACL S Week at - PAGE SEVEN ‘The Reverend and Mrs. Lawton Riley of Gainesville will come down Mond: Ir a visit wuntil Tuédsday ‘é%g:ei'noon with Mrs. Riley’s mother, Mrs. M. P. O'Cal« laghan.