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THURSDAY, JULY 5, 1934 P - Former Athenian Weds In [ aGrange ——— Mr. Robert L. Carter Is Maried 10 Miss Ruth Boyles Monday Evening —_—-———'—'_ L,AC-RANG E—Mr, and Mrs. Wiley R Boyles announce the marriage of their daughter, Rut‘h, to Robert 1 carter, formerly ol Athens, the ceremony having taken place on Monday evening, July 2, at 7:80 oclock at the home Of the bride’s parents o 7 South Greenwood street: I Rev. A. E. Dalls, pastor us the First presbyterian church, per sormed the ceremony in the pres ence of relatives and cloge friends. The program of nuptial music pefore and during the ceremony was presented py Miss Kate wil kinson. The wedding VOWS were taken pefore an improvised altar erected pefore the mantel in the living room. Ferns and baskets of glad joli formed the background for candelabra, holding white tapers in an arch effect. First to enter were Miss Virginia Boyles and Miss Georgia Carter, gisters of the pride and groom. They wore . afternoon dresses of plue organdy. Their shoulder cor sages were of gardenias. The bride and groom entered to | gether. The bride was lovely in -, navy blue ensemble of triple gheer crepe with navy blue acs cessories. Her corsage was of pink roses and valley-lilies. ; Immediately following the cere mony Mr. and Mrs. Carter left for a wedding trip to the Carolinas, after which they will be at home in Ellijay. Mrg. Carter, the oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wiley R. Boyles, graduated from LaGrange High school in 1927. She completed her education at Georgia State Teach ers College and the University of Georgia. For the past year she has been principal of Salem school, Mr. Carter is the only son of Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Carter of Athens and attended the University of Georgia, receiving his degree of Master of Science in Chemistry in 1033. At present he is educational‘ advisor for the (Civilian Camp at Ellijay. \ s* & ] BILLY MARTIN IS : HOST TO FRIENDS ON 7TH BIRTHDAY Billy Martin, young son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Martin was the royal host this afternoon, en tertaining in happy celebra}tion ot pis seventh birthday anniversary at a lovely party, at the home of his parents. The notable event wasl marked by patriotic colors of red, white and blue, carried out in all the bright details. Summer flow ers and flags made an effective getting for the fifteen guests throughout the attractive rooms. A peautiful tea table with a-hand somely embossed cake sparkled with seven waxen tapers, which was cut and served with delicious ice cream. Pretty favors were given each guest, and jolly games added to the great pleasure of the merry group of children, who showered Rilly with affectionate good wish es and many lovely gifts. - The children enjoying this de lightful occasion were: Harry Mehre, Tommie Johnson, EHis Dixon, Gloria Dixon, Jane Streinz, Martha Norris, John White, Jerry and Jimmie Hawkins, Alice Wick liffe, Ben Mcßee, Mary Frances Cofer, Carl Cofer, jr., and Robert Floyd. * = 2 New Officers Are Named by Children Of the Confederacy Ellen A. Crawford chapter, Chil firen of the Confederacy, held an important meeting Wednesday aft ernoon with Miss Frances Barrow at her home ou Cherokee avenue. The interesting program: centered around the late beloved Miss Mil dred Rutherford ag July is Miss Millie's birthday monih. Mrs. T. W. Reed made a love ly talk on the beautiful life ot Miss Rutherford, which was great ly enjoyed. The most important feature of the business session was the election of officers for the coming year as follows: h{iss Louise Chandler, president; Miss e S ond ‘vice m‘esigne .C!'eekmore, - Huddleston b i Joseph;nq Miss Fioh ; Berecording gecretary; Willetta, Sart e berahith :rdor, chairman of mem- Mayne ,dirent N Gave WO 4 t o glor of the chapter. . dainty refres}?f:en?st g::'e meeti:g by Miss Barrow, s $ e, s R Sale! SPECIAL GROUP SUMMER HATS! All Colors, Whites, That Were to s]O| : ’ Michael’s MILLINERY . . . Second Floor There’s GO To Be Zip and Dash to This Costume! Amelia Earhart, famous flyer, not only designs costumes bptl ‘models them. This two-piece suit | in the same seersucker that is‘ used for men’s clothes com'es ini brown and white and is particu larly becoming to Misg Earhart, who prefers things tailored. 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Po, B -SRR 888 s R N A AT R B, e B A e G R R e et g, 7T e 5. bt A S e . o ARSB First Methodist Woman’s Bible Class Holds Enjoyable Meeting That the members of the Wom an’s Bible clasg of the First Meth odist Sunday school look forward with a great deal of joy to meeting with Mrs. Frank Betts was attest ed to Tuesday afternoon by the un usually large number present. . The always hospitabl® home was bright with a wealth of mid-sum mer flowers artistically arranged in baskets and bowls. s+ The July group, of which Mrs. E. M. Wood is leader, with her co-workers: Mra, W. F. Betts, Mrs. C. D, Stone. Mrs. C. L, Poole, Mrs. L. M. Edwards, Mrs. N. G. Clements and Mrs. J. C. MecClain, extended the most cordial hospitality.’ In the absence of the president and first vice-president, Mrs, J. P. Ingram very graciously presided over the business session. A number of mattets pertaining to the work of the class were dis cussed. A report that never fails®in in terest was the social service report, showing the visits made, the num ber of trays sent and the carrying of flowers to the sick and shut ms. It was a source of great pleas ure to again have ag a guest Mrs. W. H. Wrighton who brought the devotional. Choosing as her theme “Light”. ‘Mrs. Wrighton read several pass ages of Seripture bearing on the |subject. : : ‘ ' God made light, Mrs. Wrighton said, before He made the Sun. God was the Spokesman of the Heav ens. T.et there be Light, God said and the Light came. : ! God is Light. God is ‘fige. Light BOGART NEWS By R. L. Pinion, Jr. On our siek list for this week we have Mrs .Turner Norris, Mrs. lMon'me Walls, Mr, Doss Jennings, and Mr. Milsaps. We are very glad to have Mrs. Earl Griffeth well again, and we hope that those who are sick now will soon be better. i Mr. W. R. Jackson of Tampa, Florida, is visiting his brother, Mr. J. M. Jackson. ; . Mr. and Mrs, J. P. Wise spent Saturday in Winder with Mrs. M. !AC. House, celebrating. her 85th birthday. Mrs. J. P. Wise was called to Elberton last Friday to attend the ifuneral of her sister-in-law, Mrs. T, . J. Wasnley. Mr. and Mrs. Cantrell had as their. guests Sunday Miss Mittie Cantrell, Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Can trell and son, Larry, of Atlanta, and Mr. Thomas Cantrell of Fort Benning. * Mrs. W, C. Warren of Eastville was the recent gaest of Mr. and Mrs J. P, Antry. Those from here that attended Miss Bonnie Willard’s party at ‘Winder were Miss Josephine Can trell and Miss Ruby Ruth Watson. | Those attending Mr. George }Thompson's birthday party Satur day night were Sarah Robinson, Sarah Bradberry, Martha Oldham, Geneva Huff, Wiliam I.uke, Fran ces Nunnally and Gewald Watson. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Lanier had as their week-end guest Miss Jessie La ’nier of Athens, Mr. and Mrs. E. 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Christ is the Ligtht of the World There was no’ illimination about Jesus, no halo, nothing to show that He was the Light. How important isithis Light to day in the troubleous times through which *he World is passing, Mrs. Wrighton continued, when it seems there is nothing but a black wall ahead. Christ said follow Me and ye shall not -walk in darkness. It is not enough to have this Light but one must so live that this Light will be a shining path way to others. Mrs. . M. Wood arranged a most delightful program for the social hour. Miss Aliea Betts played with wonderful feeling and expression “The Venetion Love Sorg,” by Nevin. ’ : In response to an encore, Nevin’s “Good Night Song.” T.ittle Miss Elaine Bradshaw gave a reading, “The Eskimos,” which was thoroughly enjoyed. Two readings, “The Kid”, and “Son, Have You Washed,” by Master Dick Timm captivated all present. The last number on the program was a humorous reading, “Just a Little Joy Ride,” by one of Athens gifted young readers, Miss Nell Veatch, which was a riot of fun. While the guests made merry with gay chatter the hostesses gerved dainty sandwiches with tea so refreshing for the warm after roon. —Publicity Chairman. Intermediate G. A.’s Will Meet Friday The Intermediare G. A's of the Prince Avenue Baptist church will ‘hold the regular monthly meeting Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock at the home of the leader, Mrs. R. M. Wilson on Virginia avenue. All members are urged to attend. _ —Publicity chairman. s * = WHATSOVER BIBLE CLASS MEETS FRIDAY AFTERNOON The Whatsoever Bible crass ot the Central Presbyterian cnurca, will meet Friday afternoon, at 4:30 o'clock on the lawn of the church, for their regular business and so cial meeting. All members invited to be present. Mrs. Richard Trimble returns to Atlanta Friday to visit Mrs. How ard McCall after a deltghtful visit to Mrs. Dave Paddock and other friends. While here she has been entertained at a number of infor mal social affairs, and has be2n given a most cordial welcome. » . » Mrs. Hal Hulsey, and Misg Hal lie Hulsey, of Atlanta, will spend the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Reed on the University campus. * ¢ ® Friends of Mrs. F. H. Williams will be delighted to learn that she is' improving from an illness ot ; several weeks. | ——————————————————————————. . —————————————————— ‘week-end guest of Miss Ruth Pinson. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Looney visited in Bogart Sunday. Miss Evelyn Dial of Athens was the week-end gusst of hep parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joel Dial. : Mr. R. L. Pinion and Miss Ruth Pinion and Foster Pinion were in Monroe visiting last week. ANT-EX KILLS ANTS PATRICK’S PHARMACY Telephone 88 THE BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS, GEORGIA Miss Kate Duke of ‘ Jefferson, Marries Mr. A. C. Hargrove[ JEFFERSON, Ga.—Announce ment has been made of the mar riage of Miss Kate Duke and Alec Guill Hargrove, jr. The ceremony was perform2d in Lawrenceville Sunday by Rev. K. [B. Collins, pastor of the First Baptist churen ! of Lawrenceville. Following tnei ceremony, Mr. and Mrs. Hargrove | left by motor for a honeymoon trip| to Asheville, N. C., mna tnreugh the Shenandoah valley. On theit return they will reside tn Younsg Harris. Mrs.' Hargrove's wedding gown was a navy blue ensemble, wlth‘ accessories to matca. She wore a.j shoulder bonquet of - sweetheart | roses and valley lilies. | The bride is the only daughter) of the late Mr. an& nirs. Ernest| Duke, of Pendergrass. sShe is the granddaughter of the eate Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Duke. She was edau cated in the »Pendergra‘ss Hig};\., school, at Young Harrts Junlor | College, and at the State Univer sity. Since graduation she has taught in the high school aepart ment of Martin Institute, Jeffer son. Her only brother is John ‘Weleh Duke. Mr, Hargrove is the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Hagrove, sr, of Athens He is a graduavre of th= | State University, holding a dlp!o-! ma in civil engineering rrom that institution. He is a member of the Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity. At present he holds a position as en-i gineer in a CCC camp in north Georgia. i { - . = SANFORD “Twelve Old Maids” will be pre sented by the Nicholson singing class in Sanford School audito rium Friday night at 8:45 o'clock. Admission will be 10 and 15 cents. The entertainment is being spon sored by th’ Sanford baseball team and the public is cordially invited to attend. Charles Wardlaw, Sanford catch er, received a sprained shoulder in last Saturday’s game with Arp. Watkins was called in from !oft field to finish the game and wiil be Manager L. C. Wardlaw's choice to receive the ‘slants of Ju- lius Bishop against (Brockton in Brockton Saturday. The remain der of the line-up will be Voile Fields, first base; Biil Wardlaw, second; Gilbert Wilkes at third; Otho Massey, shortstcp; Dillard, Fouche and Gunnells will take care of the outfield posts and Robert Miller will be ready for mound duty if needed. This 1s the fifth year the above infield nas been playing together. They first begun playing in their respective positions on the Sanford High school team. This year thev are playing their first leagu> ball in the Free State loop an& nre work ing wvery effectively. A large crowd attended the ice cream supper at the schoolr house last Saturday night.” The Wom an’s Missionary, which sponsored the supper, is to be congratulated. MrgG. M. Carter motored to At lanta Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Alton Hoard of Florida are visiting relatives here. Mr. Lloyd Riden ana family of "St. Petersburg, Fla., are isiting }Mrs. Alsie Riden. ~ Eugene Dillard of Commerce is spending the week with Nelan Fields. | Miss Hattie Pearl Gordon spent last week-end in Athens with Miss Shirley Barber, . Many relatives helped Mrs. W. L. Moorehead celebrate her birth day at hep home here last Sunday. Mrs. Moorehead was 89 years old and is one of the finest characters otithis community., It Ils a reay pleasure to extend congratulations and many happy wishes for the years to come, DON'T FORGET THE PLAY lAT SANFORD FRIDA{ NIGHT. Gallant-Belk Co.’s Clean-Up Sale Big Savings for FRIDAY and SATURDAY 15Men’s Summer Suits REGULAR $5.95 VALUES! —Sizes 35 to 42— SPECIAL FRIDAY AND SATURDAY $8£.95 6 Dozen Pre-Shrunk MEN’S WHITE POPLIN PANTS Reguiar $2.95 Values Special Close-Out . $1 149 & W L Lot Philiip Jones’ DRESS SHIRTS Regular $1.50 Values Sizes 14 to 17 Special e 91.25 25 Dozen Men’s DRESS SHIRTS $1.25 and $1.50 Values SOLIDS and FANCIES Special - Sale gsc Lot Men’s Fancy ~ DRESS SHIRTS Only Small Quantity SPECIAL SALE! 59c TWO FOR SI.OO One Lot Boys’ SPORT SHIRTS SOLIDS and FANCIES Special ) Sale 49c R A 0 A 7 O b P ’i R g : PTG R o e L) b Pt P : g S ,f*:;" BRSSP 3 A il ‘ fi?&%;:{g& 4 : '@;9%\,9”)’ ; 7o e e ssass y :;;'. 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All Ladies’ Regular $3.95 and $4.95 White Oxfords, Ties and Pumps Reduced to $2.95 All Ladies, Regular $2.95 White Shoes Special Sale Now $1.95 Gallant-Belk Company Does Not Believe in ‘“‘Carrying Over” Merchandise. That is why we have Reduced the Prices on this Summer Merchandise in Our July Clearance * See Our Clayton and Washington Street Windows For Special Values We Offer Every Day in the Week! Special SUIT Sale 20 LADIES’ Linen Coat Suits RECULAR $4.95! \ Special Sale $2.95 30 LADIES’ Cotton Sport Suits WAFFLE CLOTH-—REGULAR $5.95! Special Sale $3.95 JUST RECEIVED! 30 Dozen Pairs | u | ¥ Ladies’ & Silk Hose Full Fashioned, Pure Thread Silk. and a Regular SI.OO Value! SPECIAL 29c Two Pairs $1.00! O T O T 4 Py 7 iies LEE AR b Y > E i iy £ g o ey &, e 4 qE . o 5 -‘..‘;,’_~:;52§12:.'j';,37.1-;.'-‘.'-'.':; "\*' PR k ,j"s';if, € A ):;‘nci-'fifi»;lm . “'":;"t“j:v‘:y:-':..'l?é{‘lj:-a‘ it “,.;f";,,‘.i',‘-" 1 vQM 50 Dozen 25¢ TOWELS Size 22x45 Special Sale 5 fr SI.OO = Just Received! Big Shipment A. B. C. Flaxons VOILES - DIMITIES Regular 29¢ and 3% SPECIAL SALE Yard Values! ; 19c Yard 500 Yards Reg. 98¢ SILKS Beautiful Prints Bought for this Spe cial Sale! AN Large Counter Reg. 15¢ Prints Hretty Patterns Pur chased for this Spe ~ cial %ale , " 183€ v; 3 % DR Tiy 3 g ¢ B ) s ,’?43 N i ,3»*4‘/ B R | S e % }_:;::-::o T Waes & Bt i g, 22X e 5 B AR g = o T .. g o R /ofi& o ...;;;\.{% R ; B e AR e ’ L R S 4"'7 i - * R R o o ' e UA | -P . : ’ o 58 e '4 o ol ! R B R A B o s B R C e RO S e e : R { 1 s i e ARFNC ’E | 6 s g R 0 i e g B e B L S B o s : R | 3T} R | 8 p e T g s e bl o . G TR B e S B o Do R s\ b ¢ A / B B s g TR R R ’/ Vg + 488 50 Dozen Turkish Towels Size 20 x 38 Special Each— loc 5 to Customer 25 Dozen Turkish Towels Size 18x34 Special | ; Esch— ac TWO FOR 15¢! 12 to Customer ‘ = % 5 Large Siasetld FIRST QUALITY 81x99 SHEETS SPECIAL! . kB Two for $1.50 Re e RR e R R ‘Saturday 10 A.M. Chintz Covered ~ Kapok Filled 'PILLOWS 29¢ each or - 4 for $1.00! 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