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opyright, 1934, NEA Service, Inc.
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ISS BRISCOE CELEBRATES
WELFTH BIRTHDAY
( htes; social events
f the nd was the lovely
viml Saturday ~vening
t Anita Ros Briscoe
young hostess at
g Y. W n happy c~lebre
twelfth birthday anni
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I swim the guests
¢ ¢ home of the hos
& 1 M and Mrs, John
B ixter street, where
f fre ients were served,
lisg the recipient ot
ies and many pret
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Che ncluded Eleanor
t"" D¢ Herring, FEleanor
; IcDonald, Jeanette
‘arke, Da stelle and Dorita
fatson, D ory, Kitty Math
oy Robinson, Htta Bass,
" € Hulsey and Mary Ella
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wEET"‘r. MONDAY
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PERSONAL MENTION
Misses Grace and Mary Mitchum
are spending the week-end ‘in At
lanta.
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Master. Charles Hulsey has re
turned from Y camp, where he has
speng the past six weeks.
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Mr. H. B. Heywood and Mr. A.
Costa motored to Gainesville Fri
day on business.
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Mrs. M, G. Smith of Greensboro
iy visiting Mr. and Mrs. Roswoid
David.
. . .
Mrs. H. H. Shores of Monroe is
spending the week-end with her
mother, Mrs, E. C, Kinnerbrew on
Barber street, :
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Dr. and Mrs. A. H. Timm, Mr.
and Mrs. H, Wilkes, sMrs. D. L.
Turpin and Mrs. E. Grummon
were the guests of Mr. O. Harris
in Union Point Thursday. :
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Mr. and Mrs. Garland Hulme,
Mrs. Carl Henson and Miss Emma
Griffeth formed a congenial, party,
motoring ‘to Myrtle Beach Sun-
X.o . . .
Mrs. R. M. Buchanan and chil
dren of Hiberton are the guests of
Mrs. Dick Burch on Prince avenue.
»iy .
Mrs. W. J. Russell’and son, Mr,
William Russell, left Friday for a
‘visit to relatives in Jasper.
. - -
Mrs. O. B. Dye entertained in
formaly Thursday afternoon at her
home on Georgia avenue for her
Sunday School class.
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Mrs. H. C. Fowler and children
of Lake City, Fla, who are visiting
Mr, and Mrs. J. L. Thompson in
lla, spent Friday here.
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Misses Mary Ellen and Amor
retta Smith and thel, mother of
Stephens 'were visitors here Fri
day.
Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Johnson
and two attractive children Mar
garet and Billy, of Anniston, Ala.,
are visiting Mrs. J. B. Wilbanks
on Bloomfield street. \
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Mr. and Mrs. John Williams
have 'fitumed from a delightful
visit to Jackdonwille Beach and
Daytona Beach. ‘
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Mr. John Erwin Talmadge of
New York, is visitng his mother,
Mrs. Charleg Talmadge at her
summer home in Didlard.
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Misses Lucy Linton and Annie
Crawford motored to Greensboro
and Sharon to spend the week-end.
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Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Bantley of
Blackshear, Ga., were visitors here
Friday enroute to the mountains of
North Carolina.
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Lieutenant Mell Stephenson ol
Atlanta is spending the week-end
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Mell Stephenson, sr., on Grady ave.
P 2
Mr. Dowse Bradwell, who has
been visiting his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. D, Bradwell, has returned
to his home in Chattanecoga. Mrs.
Dowse Bradwell leaves Sunday for
Savannah, where she will visit her
mother for several weeks.
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Miss Jessie Branyon of Cleve
land is the week-end guest of Misg
Zethyl Harris.
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Mrs. Jameg Gordon of Ila was a
visitor here Friday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Farrar Bond, and
voung daughter Joan, of Birming
ham are spending the week-end
’with Miss Margaret Bond on Dear
ing street.
| Sl tlm
Misseg Myra Williams, Syble
Crawford, Minne L.ou Ashem, Mr.
Paul Crawford and Mry Holden
Hardeman left Thursdag for Tam-
Fla., to visit relatives and friends.
s ‘s ®
Misg Dorothy Davison is visiting
her grandparents the Rev. and
Mrs. S. J. Baker of Macon, Ga.
s ® ®
! Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Johnson of
! Atlant, stopped over to see Mrs.
Johnson's sister, Mrs. Fred Davi
son Friday enroute ‘home from
Asheville, N. C. and .other points
lof interest. .
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! Misses Pellie and Cynthea Stev
iens and Miss Martha Whitehead
lof Carlton were among thێ visi
ltors here Saturday.
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2 Miss Kathleen Kytle hag return
fed from a visit !n Daytona Beach,
Fla., with Mr. and Mrs. H. C.
King. :
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Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Michael
will spend today in North Caro
lina, going up for their son, Emil,
who has been at Camp Oseola for
several weeks.
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Mr. and Mrs. B. 'C.' Kinney
left Saturday for Chicago to at
tend the Century of Progress ex
position.
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Miss Sarawill Colling returned to
Atlanta following a visit here with
relatives.
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- Mr, Carey Gertman of Hazel
hurst recently visited friends here.
THE BANNER.-HERALD, ATHENS, GEORGIA
HOPE
{"ln hope we lift our eyes unto the
hills
IWnence comes our help in every
i tige of need;
Their very height will lift our
I gsight and lead
Away from greed, the worst of
earthly ills. {
Let us rejoice in light that never
fails
God’s children who renew their
trust each day’,
In love that inward light whose
i joyous ray
‘Dispels the gloom: and shows the
i upward traills.
{3 J
ITo every weary Jpilgrim of the
night
There comes the imorning star of
heavenly hop=’;
No more in darkness let us blind
ly grops, ’
IBut look unto those happy hills
| of light. {
There memory and hope in love
will blend,
And joy and peace and love will
i never end:
§ —Mrs. Andrew W. Lane.
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Mlrs. Walter Jones, Mrs. D. G.
And'erson, Mrs. J. V. H. Rucker
and Mrs. Andréw Erwin visited
in Atlanta the past week.
5 - * @
Mis¢ Lucy Fleming of New York
is visiting Mrs. Hunter Harris and
will be given the uswual cordial
welcome by her many friends.
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The friends of Mr. Grigsby Hart
Wotton, who graduated from the
‘University Law schooi in June,
will be interested to know that
he is established in Atlanta, as
sociated with Mr. Augustine
Sams.
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Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. Carter
of Atlanta announce the birth otl
a son, August 19, at Grady hos
pital, who has been named Albin |
Lamar. Mrs. Carter will be pleas- |
antly remembered as Miss Idelly
Hanson of Athens.
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| Miss Gwendolyn Carter, attrac
tive little granddaughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Sid Carter, has returnedl
}to her home in Atlanta.
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Miss Carolyn Hanson of Atlanta
has returned to her home after a
two weeks' visit' with friends
here.
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| Mr. and. Mrs. Harry Davis,
[Miss Katherine Davis and Harry,
' jr., left Saturday for Chicago to
attend the Century of Progress
exposition.
; . s
Mrs. ' Bergna McCorkle Ison
leaves this afternoon for a visit to
Elberton.
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Friends of Mr. Wilbur Cox will
be interested to learn that he has
arrived from New, York to visit
his sister, Mrs. Will Peek, and
Mr. Peek. Mr. Cox is well known!
' in the theatrical world and speaks
lvery encouragingly of the ap
| proaching season.
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. \Mrs. J. L. Usry and daugh
ters, Misses Pauline, Virlynne and
Hazel, left Saturday for Chicago
to attend the World’'s Fair.
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' Mrs. Louise Long left Saturday
for Saranac Lake to stay until the
first of October. l
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I Miss Eva Lang left Saturdayl
for Clearwater, Fla., to spend sev
[ eral days. (
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert “’atterson!
are spending the week-end at
Cloudland the guests of Mrs. T.|
IP. Vincent, who has been there
|t'or several weeks. 2
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I Mr. David Michael will return
|this evening from Hendersonville
where he has been visiting his
family for several days.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Ecker and}
little daughter, Martha, and Miss
Annie May Holliday left the past
week for a motor trip to Virginia,
Pennsylvania, and New York. [
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Mrs. Arthur Burch, Miss Dolia
Baugh and Mrs. R. XK. Wier
have returned from a visit to
Clayton, stopping at the Green
hotel.” l
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Miss B. Bradley, who has been
|~vismng Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Brad
ley has returned to her home in |
Macon. |
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Miss E'zabeth Tuck of Hogans- |
ville spent Friday here. |
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Mr. and Mrs. Max Michael left
[this morning for North Carolina
where they will spend a week. |
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Rev. and Mrs. J. L. Aligood and '
son, Jack Allgood have returned to
their home in Marietta after wisit- |
ing Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Birch- |
more. |
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Mrs. Henry Elliott spent thv‘
past week in Watkinsville with
her parents Mr. and Mrs. B. R.[
Mcßee. {
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| Mrs. Charles Brightwell return- |
ed Saturday from a visit to rela-|
tives in Clarkesville. |
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Mrs. M. L. Anderson has return- l
ed from Nashville, Ga. where she |
visited her daughter Mrs. B. L.
Branyon. I
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Mr. Franklin Scheider, 111, and |
Mr. Calvin D. Wheeler have re- i
turned from a visit to Chicago and |
the World's Fair. |
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Mrs. Z. S. Spartin and family |
had as their guests Friday, Mr- |
ang Mrs. Ed Martin of Southern |
California, Mr. and Mrs. Martin}
motored to Gainesville late Friday!
afternoon to visit relatives there.
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Miss Gladys Chadwick left Sat- |
urday for Andrews, N. C. after al
delightful visiy to her cousin, Mrs. |
R. P. Stephens, she was accom
panied by Miss Mabe! Stephens|
who will be her guest for ten days. |
MISS CATHERINE MOYE, FORMER
STUDENT HERE, TO MARRY SOON
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Moye of Augusta, Ga., announce the en
gagement of their daughter, Mary Catherine, to Mr. Lawton
G. Hatcher, the wedding to take place in Sevtember. No cards.
~ The above announcement will be
of much interest to their friends
throughout the state. Miss Move
is an Augusta girl, eldest daughter
of Mr, and Mrs. E. L. Moye. She
finished Tubman High school and
later the Junior College of Augusta
where she graduated with honors
In 1930 she graduated eum laude
from the University of Georgla,
where she was elected to member
ship in Kappa Delta Pi, honorary
education fraternity.
The nex¢ year she spent at the
wniversity where she had a teach-,
ing fellowship in the German de
partment. Following this she spent
two years doing high school teach
ing. In August 1933, Miss Moye
Teceived her Master's Degree from
the University, For the past sev
eral months she has been doing
l Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pittman,
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Howard and
Miss Hazel Whitehead, have just
returned to the city after a de
lightful motor trip up the Atlantic
beach through South Carolina.
Among the interesting places visit
#d were Charleston, 8, C., George
town, 8. C, and Pawiey’s Island, S.
C., where the party was -Jeined by
the family of Mrs. Howard.
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« Mrs. S, P, Richards and daugh
ter, Virginia, left Saturday for
‘their home in Chicago after a visit
with Mrs. Richard's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W. J. Hancock.
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Prof. and Mrs. G. D. Marckwogth
leave the latter part of the week
for. Cincinnati and Chicago to at
tend the Century of Progress e=-
position at the latter place, they
Iwill be away sometime.
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«ocial service work in Augusta.
Mr. Hatcher is the son of Mrs,
Georgia Hatcher and the late Wil
liam O. Hatcher of Columbia coun
ty., He is well known in Augusta
where he has lived for severa!
L.vears, Most of this time he has
‘been connected with The Augusta
Herald, vhere he is still a member
of the composing room staff,
He takes an active interest in
all movements of civic importance,
and is an enthusiastic member of
the Little Theatre group. A¢ on®
t'me he was president of the Geor
!gia Christian - Endeavor Union ana
has held several other state and
lloca»l offices in that organization.
lMany friends over the state will
wish him and his bride-elect much
happiness. i
MR. W. A. COOPER HOST
AT BARBECUE SATURDAY
+ One of the most enjoyable and
+delightful oceasions of Saturday
-was the elaborate ang delicious
barbecue at neon at which Mr. W.
A Cooper was host at his home
-on the Lexington road.
{- Quite a number of friends mot
‘.ored out for -~ the happy event.
yEverything that goes to make a
!barbecue a success was featured
-along with a lavish hospitality,
characteristic of the Cooper home.
* %
. Mrs. Arthur Burch, Miss Tempie
Wright and Miss Delia Baugh were
recen; visitors in Atlanta going
ove, for the Fall Millinery opening.
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,Miss Wilder Ree Hayes of Wat
!kinsvme is spending this week
iwith Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Ed
wards.
FORCE-BEDELL 1
Mr. W. R.,Tuck announces the
marriage of his daughter, Mrs.
Stella Tuck Force, to Mr, Robert
P. Bedell, of Long Island, N. Y.,
the ceremony being performed
August 22, at the Little Church
Arvound the Corner. Mr. and Mrs.
Bedell will be at home to their
friends at Somerville, New Jersey,
after September 1.
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BUSINESS GIRLS CLUB MEETS
THURSDAY EVENING 6:30 °
The Business Girls Club will
have a supper meeting Tuesday
evening at the Y. W, C. A. at
6:30. All members cordially In
vited.
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Among those attending the Ken
non family reunion and barbecue
given by Mr. Ed Almand in Monroe
Thursday afternoon were Mr. and
Mrs. Norman Kennon, Master
Mikey Kennon, Miss Virginia Ken
non, Miss Helen Sims, Mr. Randell
Sims, ad Mr. and Mrs, Howard
Parrish,
& - .
Mrs. Laura 1. Hockenhull, of
Cumming, who is the guest of Mr,
and Mrs. Guy H. Smith is being
‘given a very cordia’ welcome by
}her many friends made on previous
vigits to ‘Athens.
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Mr. Guy H. Smith and daughter,
Miss Laura Smith and Mrs. Laura
L. Hockenhull have returned from
a motor trip to Asheville and other
interesting points in the North
Carolina montains.
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Mr. and Mrs. H. M. McKay
announce the birth of a son Aug
ust 19 at the General hospital.
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Mr. and Mrs. Rufug L. MOss the
‘fourth announce the birth of a son,
Rufus LaFayette Moss fifth, at the
Piedmont hospital, Atlanty August
19th.
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Miss Mary Neal Littleton of
Lavonia spent Friday here.
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' MISS GENEVIEVE
| LAWRENCE GIVES
PIANO RECITAL
‘Wednesday evening, Mrs. Mar«
garethe Morris Parrott presented
Miss Genevieve Lawrence, one of
her talented pupils, in an artistic
recital of piano music., «
Though the audience was small,
the enthusiastic applause that
greeted the performer at the close
of each number demonstrated the
appreciation of the listeners for
the excellent work manifested by
both teacher and pupil.
Miss Lawrence’s performance of
two Bacéh numbers, the stataly
“Sarabande” (French Suite) and
the lively “Passepied” (English
Suite), with its contrasting A-B-A
sections, showed outstanding work
both in technic and interpretation.
The Allegro movement of Sonata
No. 8 in B flat (Mozart) closed
the classic group. x
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ern selections: “Habernera’” (Cha<
brier), interesting for its unfisuaf
rhythmical charaeteristics; “Evens~
ing in Seville,” a composition col=
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structure, by the® eminent French
composer and author, Walter Nie
mann; sparkling and brillant
was the third and last of the mod~
ern works, “Valeik,” by Mowlf
The style of Mendelssohn—the -
romanticist — was perceptible :n
the first movement of the only
concerto this composer wrote for
the piano (G minor), as interpre=
ted by Miss Lawrence, with Mrs.
Parrott playing the orchestral pu'éj
at the second piano. s
This recital showed good bals
ance iu program = material that
was well designed to meet the
nceds of the student, as well as
being an excellent medium for
improving self-expression, technic,
pedaling, and other difficult points
involved in the study of piano=
forte playmg., —N. M. D, ¢
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