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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1934
Miss Ethel Jackson,
Mrs. D.W. Jackson
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Return From Visit
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Miss Ethel Jackson and Mrs. D.
w. Jackson have returned from a
most delightful trip to Rome, Chat
tanooga and Rossville.
while in Ronie Misg Jackson
gave a lecture at Constellation
Chapter No. 191, 0. B S. on the
Book of [stifer, her lecture follow -
ing 4 peautiful pageant given by
“" officers of the Chapter, wears
ing costumes Of Biblical days. The
<ouvenirs for thid occasion ‘wene
l’mml crowns and sceptresg and
;\Lrfi Jackson Was - presented a
lovely gift of Fostoria.
" Friday evening they were guests
of Pocahontas Chapter No. 165, O
E. 8. at Rossville, Ga. where Miss
Jackson gave a short history of the
life of Robert Morris, the Founder
of the Order of the Bastern Star,
sug. Slst, 1818 being hig birthday.
This meeting was followed by a
watermelon cutting on Migsionary
Ridge at the -lovely home, of Mr.
and Mrs. W Ik Perkinson, Past
Matron and Patron of F:ocahontag
Chapter.
Qaturday they were guests at a
juncheon at the home of Sgt. and
Mrs. E. P. Thonfas at Fort Ogle
thorpe, Ga. and a dinner given by
Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Hamilton,
Wworthy Matron and Worthy Pa
tron of Pocahontas Chapter, Ross
ville, Ga., in their lovely home.
Qaturday evenihg they attended
the special meeting of Mission
Ridge Chapter NoO. 210 0. E. 8.
in Chattanooga At which time Mrs,
Robbie Griffin, Worthy Grand Ma
tron of Tennessee made her of
ficial visit. Eny
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LOLLIE HUTCHINS CLASS 1
WiLL MEET WEDNESDAY
The Lollie Hutchins Sunday
school class of the First Baptist
church will meet ‘Wednesday aft
ernoon at 5 o’clock with Mrs. Em
mett Wier on. University Drive.
Group No. 9, Mrs. D. B, Nieh
olson, chairman, will have “charge
of the meeting.
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Y. W. C. A. SWIMMING POOL
OPEN THREE DAYS A WEEK
The Y. W. C. A. swimming pool
will be open on Tuesday afternoon
of this week from 3 until 5 o’clock
unti] further notice,
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SALONIA CHAPTER
NO. 227, O. E. S
Will hold a stated business meet
ine Monday, September 3rd, at 8:30
p. m.,, at which time the birthday
of Robert Morris, the Founder of
the Order of the Eastern Star, will
be observed, All members and
Eastern Star visitors cordially in
vited to attend. s
Mrs. Alvie Hill, Worthy Matron,
Miss Ethel Jackson, Secretary.
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GLEANERS TO MEET
The Gleaners of the Young Har
ris Methodist chureh will *hold
their regular monthly meeting
Tuesday night at the home of Miss
Lena Willlams on Boulevard.
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_My. H. H. Crittendon visited in
Lavonia recently.
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A Jaunty Ensemble
To Wear Right Now
And to Wear to School
the Rest of the Year!
Skirts 1.98
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Sweaters 1.98
Total Ensemble 3.96
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:,"',’lb%j';: last rose of summer had nothing on the per-
Bhak s has nothing to wear during early cold snaps.
¢t better or more inexpensive to start with than
Coauty sweater and skirt ensemble, assembled ac
-2 HE 1o yvour own individual taste?
—ihe closing up of time to select school clothes
f-‘!‘\, more shopping days!) means buy sweaters
SKITTS now!
b ’i"é:l‘\v‘\’>~l,hm_g-sleeved sweaters in the new long
Loy Juse Lashion, some belted, some with the new
roan Collars: straight well-made skirts in wine,
", red, black, blue. All sizes in both.
PERSONAL MENTION
Miss Katie Downs visited Miss
JoLee Mallory in Madison recent
ly. : b
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Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Newton,
Ijr. returned tz‘me Sunday night
after 5 week-ehd trip to Savan
lnah.
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Mrs. Fred Lily , Misses Kath
lleen and Maud. Lily and Mr, De
! Witt Holcomb were the dinner
lguests of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. But
|ler in Bostwick recently.,
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' Miss Mary Wallace is visting
| Miss Mary Godwin in Social Cir
' cle. v
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| Mrs, Julius Talmadge visited in
iMonroe recently.
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{ Misses Sara Bell and Francis
| Lambeth have returned to their
'heme in Maxey's after visiting rel
i tives here for a short time,
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I Mrs. J. T. Smith and two
| daughters, Amoretta and Mary El
ilen, of Stephens, were recent vis
| itors here, ;
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. Mrs. A. B. Coile recently vis
:’ited her sister, Miss Bessie Mc
| Whorter of Atlanta, and her
‘mother, Mrs. Sallie McWhorter, at
| Stephens. el
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l Mrs. H. C. Young recently vis
lited her daughter, Mrs. W. H. Ad
i kins, in Stephens.
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Miss Katherine Dußose ig visit
ing Miss Sidney McWhorter in
ILexington.
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| Mr. Leonard Maxwell has return-
Eod to his home in Lexington after
'attending summer school here,
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| Mrs. J. R. Coile visited friends
}m Big Creek recently, =
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{ Mr. Cyrus Darrington visited Mr.
IDawson Elder in Big Creek last
week.
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Mr. Henry Patman visited Mr.
and Mrs. C. W, Howard in Indian
Creek recently.
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{ Miss Elizabeth Falona hag re
| .urned to Savannah after a visit
!to Mr. and Mres. L, W. Belcher,
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{ Mrs. W. M. Booth and Mrs.
iDan Lumpkin recently visited in
| Salem.
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‘ Mrs. Lawrence Couch and chil
i dren visited Mr. and Mrs. John
lGriffeth in Philomath recently.
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Misg Geraldine Rice, of Devil's
lPond, is attending school here,
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| Mrs. Walter Kesler visited her
!mother MyYs. M T, AGRUN In
| Devil’s Pond recently.
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l Mr. Robert Thompson and Mr,
Clyde Ray visited in Ridgeway re
cently.
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Missg Gladys Daniel visited Miss
es Odelle and Addie Bridges in
Cédar Greve severa] days ago.
Mr. Otho Brown visited at Mm-!
lstone with friends recently. {
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| M. Hoyt Ray visited relatives |
‘ln Ridgeway for a week recently.’
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| Mrs. Mae Robinson has returnedi
to her home in Commerce after be
iing treated at a local hospital. l
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Master Sam Swindle visited “his
grandmother, Mrs. Lula Fitzpatrick
in Ila last week.
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' Miss Maurine Neal visited rela-|
[tives at Hebron recently,
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| Mr. and Mrs. Horace Beatenbo
i visited Mr. and Mrs. Esty Beaten
;bo in Shiloh a few dayg ago.
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! Miss Ora Wheeler of Oconee vis- |
|ited friends here for several daysl
land has returned home.
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' Mr. Ralph Payne and family vis
‘ited relatives in Brockton recently.
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Mr. B. A, Shaw of Lord’s Acad- (
emy, vistied friendg near here last )
| week. : ‘
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l Mr. Frank Thornton of Hart
well, has accepted a position here, |
{wlth the Trussel Motor company.
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{ Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Perry vis
lited Mrs. Perry's mother, Mrs. Ef
| fie O’Neal in Hartwell recently. ‘
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Mr'. Clark Gaines reeently visit
ed his parents, Mr. and Mrs, 'l‘.i
E. Gaines in Hartwell.
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‘ Miss Sarah Hughes visited Mr.
and Mrs. H. R, Bartlett and-fam
ily in Viola 5 few days ago,
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Mrs. Pollie Skelton of Flat
Shoals has returned home afterl
'vislting friends here.
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l Mr. Martin Abney visited Mr.
|and Mrs. B. C. Alford and family
in Hartwell recently.
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Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Jernigan of
Lavonia recently visited in Athens,
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i Mrs. Grady Thaxton visited in
| Salem Thursday for a short time, I
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Mr. and Mrs. Emmet Morgau|
visited relatives in Lavonia last
week.
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Miss Elizaheth David spert last
weel. in Lavonia with her sister,
Mrs. Edwin McDaniel. I
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l Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Crompton
iand sons, R. C. and Tommy, vis-l
ited Mr. and Mrs. J. D. O'Neal
in Lavonia recently. ‘
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Mr. and Mrs. C. E, Henderson
of Atlanta spent Friday with Mrs. |
D. J. Long here, !
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Mr. Lenwood Long is spending
some time with relatives in Atlan
ta, 1
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{ Mr. and Mrs, Swift Williams and
children of Atlanta spent the
!week-end with Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
Williams here.
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_ Misgs Dorothy Byrant has return-.
ed home after spending a week
with friends in Hull. |
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} ‘Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Patrick
spent Friday in Atlanta.
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| Miss Helen Burt of Atlanta spent
| the week-end here with her sister,
'»Mrs. Sam Pinson.
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| Friends of Mr. and Mrs, R. L.
I Cauthen and family wil] be inter
iested to learn they have moved
i here from Ila, Ga., and are located
{at 220 Oakland avenue. _
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1 Mr. Bill Cauthen is spending sev
eral days at Lakemont.
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Mr. and Mrs. Julian Brown and
family of Atlanta spent the week
end here with Mrs. D. W, Mead
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" Mr. and Mrs. Lamar C. Rucker
spent Sunday in Atlanta.
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Mr. and Mrs. Horace Bannon of
Columbia spent Sunday and today
with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jones.
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Friends of Miss Nellie Rucker
wiil be interested to learn ghe is
‘expected home Tuesday from a de
lightfu) trip to Europe where she
spent the summer traveling with a
congenial party. !
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Mr. and Mrs. Harris Jones and
Ititle daughter, Bannie, leave Tues
day for their home in Baltimore
after a very delightful visit to Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Jones. While here
they were entertained at a charm
ing series of parties.
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Mrs. Raymond Jackson and
young son, Ralph, have returned’
from a visit to relatives in Macon.
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_ Miss Winnie Stephens of Atlanta
spent the week-end with her par
ents. :
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Mr. Richard Roberts of Atlanta
visited friends here. this week-end.
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‘ Miss Charlle Stephens left Mon
day to make her home in New
York City. e
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i Miss Annie Tankersly is spend
ing a week in Rayle as the guest of
Mrs. R. E. Haughey.
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Mr. and Mrs. Tom Adair of At
lanta spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. S. B. Adair on Morton ave
nue.
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‘Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Heywood,
{jr., and young son, Humphrey Bar
| rett, 111, leave Tuesday for their
lhome at Baylor school in Chatta
nooga, after spending the summer
here with relatives.
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' Mrs. Howard Johnson, and son
{John Howard, jr, and rs. Boh
Woods and children left Friday so:
a motor trip to the mountains of
nartheast Georgila.
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Miss Fdna Turner has returned
from a visit in New York City.
THE BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS, GEORGIA
The many friends of Mr. Henry
Culp will be glad to learn that he
is convalescing from a recent ill
ness at General Hospital
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Mr. and Mrs. Howard Crawford
and young son, Don, of Atlanta are
visiting Mr, Crawford’s p*nts in
Barberville. i
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Mr. and Mrs. Abe Link have re
turned from an extended trip East,
visiting also in Chicago, Niagara
Fallg nad Lexington, Ky, where
they spent a week with Mr. and
Mrs., Ben Ross, formerly of Ath
ens,
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Dr. and Mrs. Pau) W. Morrow
and family have returned from
Florida where they spent some
time at Buck’'s Beach near Fer
nandina.
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Miss Warnie Dooly of Watkins
ville and Miss Lilian Preston of
Farmington spent the week-end
with Miss Mary Ellen Aycock who
accompanied Miss Preston to
Farmington where she will teach
this winter,
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Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Dowse
Bradwell, who have been making
their home in Chattanooga, will be
interested to learn they have re
turned to Athens and have taken
an apartment with Miss Margaret
Bond.
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LEND-A-HAND'\CLUB
ELECTS OFFICERS
The Lend-A-Hand club held its
regular meeting at the <Chase
Street Community house Wednes
day, August 29, with Mrs. S. P.
Reeves presiding.
At the businesg session of the
ciub, new officers for the coming
year were elected. Plans are being
made to enroll every woman in the
community. Every one is cordially
invited to meet with the club, and
lend-a-hand to ‘help carry on the
work. Watch this paper for an
nouncements,
Officers of the club, elected at
the last meeting, are Mrs. D. T.
Long,, president; Mrs. Bartlett,
vice-president; Mrs. W. M. Jors
dan, secretary; and Mrs. Leila
Bramblett, treasurer.
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Misses Duchess Williams and
Hazel Philbrick have moved into
Mrs. James Bloomfield’s annex on
Milledge avenue, where they are
delightfuily gituated.
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Mr. and Mrs. Stiles Hopkins,
Mr. Harry Hopkins and Misses
Gloria Hunnicutt and Eleanor Eck
ford left Friday for a two weeks’
visit to Atlantle City and New
York.
FORMER ATHENIAN
WEDS IN AUGUSTA
Friends will learn with interest
of the marriage of Miss Chloe
Touchton and Mr. Paul O. Nich
olson, which took place at St.
' Paul's Episcopal church, Augusta.,
’Reverend John W. Wright officiat
ing. Mrs. Nicholgson ig the at
tractive daughter of Mrs. Lou Ella
Touchton formerly of Douglas, but
now of Augusta. Mr. Nicholson is
the son of Mr. A. R, Nicholson of
Augusta and is connected with the
Sibley Mills. After an extended
’trip to New York City, Mr. and
Mrs. Nicholson will be at home to
}their many friends on Ellis street
\whe-re they have an attractive
apartment,
Mr. Nicholson has many friends
here as Athens formerly was his
home. His father, Mr. K. R.
\Nicholfi‘on and family, were resi
dents of Atheng for many years.
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LAURA RUTHERFORD
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'MEETS TUESDAY
The Laura Rutherford chapter T.
TD. C. meets Tuesday afternoon
with Mrs. Pau] Chdpman, 163
West View Drive, at 4 o'clock. A
full attendance is urged as an in
teresting program has been ar
ranged Military service for which
C'rosses of Honor will he presented
lwm be discussed.
'Crawford Parties
, Honor Miss Little
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ers. Farrar Blanchard,
| Miss Margaret Blanch
| ard Fete Miss Little.
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} A delightful socia] event of the
pagst week in Crawford, Ga. was
the lovely party Thursday after
noon at which Mrs. Farrar Blanch
| ard entertained in honor of Miss
!Dorothy Little, g popular bride
| elect. -
' rPhe home was beautifully decor
latod with a profusion of late gar-
Iden flowers. Following a spirited
| game of bridge, a trousseau ghOw
| er was presented in a very attrac
|tive way by Vernon Stokely the
young brother of the hostess,
dressed as bell boy from the
“Honey Moon Hotel.,” The gifts
| were exquisite and numerous,
| Delicioug refreshments were ser
ved at the close of the delightful
party. Mrs. Everett Patman of
Athens, was awarded the top score
prize and the low score winner was
Mrs, Mell Thornton,
l LINEN SHOWER
i Among the many beautiful social
|events honoring Miss Dorothy Lit
]tle was the linen shower, given
by Miss Margaret Blanchard, the
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past week in Crawford, Paitel
'shaded garden flowers were used
in effective arrangement through
out the lovely Colonial home.
' Sara Ellen Blanchard, the young
| sister of the hostess presented Miss
| Little with a bride’s bouquet show«
ered with many small hearts on
which the directions were given
for finding the many lovely gifts.
!l:n-idgo was enjoyed followed by a
| delicious #alad course. Miss Blan
| chard was assisted by her mother
and Miss Marion Blanchard in en
i tertaining.
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5‘ Friends of Mrs. Grace Johnson
' will regret to learn of her illness
at her home on Oak stret,
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Eases Headache
; IneS M?nutes
also neuralgia, muscular aches
and pains, toothache, earache
periodical and other pains due
to inorganic causes. No nars
cotics. 10c and 25c¢ packages.
