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Newspaper Page TextPAGE EIGHT "ELLEWN CRAWFORD CHAPTER MEETS TUESDAY 4 OO'CLOCK " The Ellen Crawford Chapter, Children of the Confederacy, will meet Tuesday afternoon with Miss Louise Chandler, 825 South Mil ledge avenue at 4 o'clock. Al] mem berg are urged to be present. . - - YOUNG HARRIS METHODIST The regular monthiy meeting of the Woman's Missionary society of the Young Harris Methodist church wil] be held at the church Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock. All memberg are urged to be present. - - -~ Mrs. T. Hicks of Gainesville was among out-of-town vigitors here Saturday. ELEMENTARY SCHOOL | LUCY COBB Registration Septembep 5-6-7 10-12 A. M. Fall Term Begins September 12 - Primary Grades - $7.00 per month Elementary Grades SB.OO per month | Fees $2.00 per year No Extra Charges for Dancing, ; , Art, Gym, Chorus. ' Boy# Admitted to All Grades. | N t- ' OtiCe: ~—To All the School Children: Come in now and have your teeth put in shape so | may give you your Dental Certificates. D. D. S. Over Hammett’'s Pharmacy VOTE FOR P Wj& s Former Secretary to Governor Talmadge FOR COMMISSIONER OF ACRICULTURE The Best Trained Man and Leading Candidate Wednesday, Sept. 12th VOTE EARLY! j.‘- l—ﬂ\ PO N A No. 1 )ga & —ln these days of efficiency it is impossi ¥lß * ; ble to reAch the top unless you are physi ‘ #‘ﬂ&é L cally fit. The help of your physiclan is in . B | valuable in attaining your goal. Gain per- S BN sect health and you will find your place in LSRR the sun! s A Prescriptionist Fills Rxs Carefully at MOON-WINN DRUG CO. “The Store of Personal Service” Phones 67-68—Corner College and Clayton t*:’ﬂ*‘l‘m":.' "or-ﬁrm“\-v;'l-‘«.,,1. o 8 ..I { New Style Oxfords THAT WILL PROVE POPULAR WITH YOUNG WOMEN AND MISSES! \‘% FOR STREET, DRESS, ( L SCHOOL OR SPORTS ; N ainiiy WEAR e $1.48 o $3.95 ‘} Bf‘cwﬁ': :f glacks Fitted to Your Feet By Our Experts CHILDREN'S AND MISSES—SSI.4S to $2.95 WOMEN'S—SI.9B to $3.95 Lamar Lewis Cé amar £:wis Lo. ATHENS LARGEST SHOE STORF Mrs. Turner Hostess To Loyal Philatheans - At Regular Meeting The Loyal Philathea closs of the lFirst Christian church held its re gular monthly business meeting or {Monday night at the home of Mrs, ]Rnfo Turner on Cobb street. { The devotional was in charge or !!\liss Ora Lee Christian, followed l'h_v sontence pravers. A misionary story was read by Miss Ruby Rum. !ney and Miss Mary Lester volun { teered to read the story next i month. { Following reading and aproval |of the minutes of the previous meeting, a wicner roast was plan- | ned. Plans were also made for a | quilting party, to be held F‘rida,\'! ' night, September 14, at the homs of Mire Ora Lee Christian. ' - ATS EHe conclusic‘m of the busi ness meeting delicious rerreshments were enjoyed by those present. | Attending the meeting were Mrs Rupert Brown, Miss Ina Rumsey, Mrs. Aldine Eberhart, Miss Kath le> Lilly, Miss Una Rumsey, Miss Lonise Parry, Miss Helen Parr Miss Ruby Rumsey. Miss Ora Lee Christian, Miss Mary Lester, Miss Ola Glenn Bishop, Miss TEthelyn Cook. Mrs. Rufe Turner. One visi tor was also present. -—Dorothy Wright.' publicityl chairman. { " e 9w x 1 WOMEN'S MEETINGS | ————————— A ——— o—— —— - avest | ~FiRAST BAPTIST CIRCLES™ | Cirele No. 1, with'Mrs. D. C. | Bentley, 227 Woodlawn avenue at | 4:30. | Circle No. 2, with Mrs. R. B.| Huddleston and Mrs. E, J. O'Kel jey at the home of Mrs. Huddles ton, 260 ‘Bloomfield street at 4:00 o'clock. Circle No. 3, 'with Mrs. John Me- Nab, 165 Springdale at 4:30. 1 Circle No. 4, with Mrs. E. L. Wier, 220 Univergity Drive at 4 o’'clock. Circle No. 5, with the chairman Mrs. W. “ﬁ Clary, 1290 5. Lump kin at 4:30. Circle No. 6, with Mrs. Guy Malcom, 254 Oakland avenue at 4 o'clock. Circle No. 7, with Misg Kath leen Kytle, at the churgh at 6:15, Circle No. 8, with Mrs. L. M. Leathers, 889 Hill street at 4:30. Circle No. 9, with Mrs. Dave Paddock, 150 Cloverhurst Terrace | at 4 o'clock. Cirele No. 10, with Mrs. M. N. Tutwiler, 133 West View Drive at 4:30. Circle No. 11, with Mrs. M. S, Hodgson, 1001 Prince avenue at 4 o'clock. | Circle No., 12, with Mre, J. C. Hutchins, jr., 628 Milledge Circlel at 4:80 { | CHRISTIAN CHURCH | The circles of the Christian | church will meet Monday after { noon at four o’clock as follows: \ Circle No. I—At the church. { Circle No. 2—Wlith Mrs. George | Burpee, 663 N. Milledge. ' Circle No. 3—Meeting postponed | to be announced later. | Circle No. 4—Mrs. Downs, Prin ! ceton road. { Circle No. 6—Mrg. S. N. Hill, Hill | sir- ¢t Monday evening at eight 1 s e+ » § Miss Marcella Dearing of Fort iSmm\. Ark., arvived Thursday to I\'islt her mother, Mrs. A. L. Dear lim:. on . Lumpkin street. She ihad as her guest for two days Miss lElizaho'(h Mills, of Shreveport, La. { who left Saturday to visit her par [ ents in Reidsville, N. 'C. ‘ - . L l Miss Helen Woods has returned home after an extended visit to ' Savannah. Miss Dorothy Palmer Dudley To Wed ‘\ Mr. Clarence Rhodes MclLanahan; To Announce Date For Ceremony Latey Mr., and Mrs. Alonzo Gordon Dudley announce the engage ment of their daughter, Dorothy Palmer, to Mr. Clarence Rhodes McLanaban, of Elberton, Ga. the date of the marriage to be annouunced later. The above announcement scarries with it delightful social interest here and throughout the (state, ‘owing to the popuiarity and prom inence of the young couple. Miss Dudley is the only daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Dudley and [is the sister of Messrs. Frank, James and Gordon Dudley. Since !her graduation from Lucy Cobb Institute and Agnes Scott she has ‘been one of the college belles, possessing unusual personal charm and mental graces. Having had every educational advantage, she naturally has been quite a favorite and prominent in social activities, as also in church work. Of exqujsite blond complexion, "tall and graceful, she is the central figure in all occasions. Her par ents are outstanding citizens and identified with all the worthwhile | MRS. THOMPSON STEWART IS HOSTESS TO | FANNIE TURNER WHATSOEVER BIBLE CLASS ’ The Fannie Turner Whatsoever Bible class of the Central Presbhy terian church helgd an interesting | meeting Friday afternon at the lhomn of Mrs. Thompson Stewart, | celebrating the fourteenth anniver. | sary -of the organization of the i class, with Mrs. Stewary as teach | er. The president, Mrs. Paul Glenn.‘ called the meeting to order and a devotional period followeda, led ®y Mrs. Clevelang Cartledge, assisted Iby Mrs. G. W.' Darden, present teacher of the class. ‘ l After the business session, the PERSONAL MENTION Mr. and Mrs. Swanton Ivey are building a beputiful home about four and a haif miles from the city, which leads off of the Wat kinsville road, to the left of the Abney orchard. They have built a most attractive drive way, which approaches the attractive two story house, built of brick, with every modern conveniance. The three hundred acres of beautiful grounds and gorgeous ireeg with a running branch, add to the charm of this country estate. Contractors expect to finish the lovely home by the first of October or a little later. --- . o Miss Emily Minton, who has been spending the summer in New York and up the Hudson, will arrive Monday, by way of Savannah, to spend some time with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Burman at the Holman hotel, - - - Dr. R. P. Stephens leaves to morrow for Cincinnati, Ohio, where he will attend the national meeting of the Phi Beta Kappa society. 4 ;2 2 e .~ Messrs., Jimmy and Wiley How ard who spent the summer in north Georgia with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Comer have réturned to their home in Lumberton, Miss. The many friends of Mr. Simon | Michael will be sorry to learn thatl she has been ill for several days at her home on Milledge avenue. , - » . Mrs, Thomas Neibling and Misnl Anne Patterson Neibling returned to thei, home in Atlanta Saturday | morning following a weeks yisit o Mrs. H. E. Martin. .- 9 9 ™Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Reese and Misses Nell and Ethel Reese have returned from a motor trip through the mountains of north Georgia and North Carolina. - * - Mrg. Benjamin Scott Eppes and daughter of Cornelia are visiting, the former’'s parents, Mr. and Mrs. George ‘Crane. - - - Mr. and Mrs. George Crane have returned from a visit to Augusta.l - - - 1 i Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Evans of At-g ilanta are week-end guests of Miss) Mary Barwick. !.» = 3 Among the Madisonians entering the University this fall will be Misses Josephine Hart, Anna New town, Katherine Wallace, Isabell lßeid. Alma Quillian, Messrs. John !Newton. Reid Manley and A. G. ia‘oster, 8§ & :- - - ' Miss Mildred Sorrells was a re ’cont visitor in Watkingville. the iguest of.her' sister. Mrs. Claud ' Phillips. | s 9 ; Miss Ruth White of Arnoldsvmel . spent Saturday here. -- - ' i Mrs. Arch Camp of W’:xtkinsvi]lc‘ L was a visitor here Saturdavy. MARION RHYNEF SCHOOL of DANCE GEORGIAN HOTEL Classes Beginning Tuesday, Sept. 11, 1934 High Schoo-l_C!a.ssTw. the Latest in Smart Ballroom Dancing, Wedensday at 5 O'clock. ANT-EX KILLS ANTS PATRICK’'S PHARMACY ~ Telephone 88 THE BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS, GEORGIA pendeavors of Athens. Mr. Dudley | has served as mayor for quite a | number of years. He was instru { mental in building the Athens ' Country club, and his work in ' civie affairs as also church work, | have contributed immeasurably to itho welfare of Athens. . Mr. McLanahan is a popular :mnmlmﬁr of the college set also. He graduated from the University of Florida and from the Law school of the University of Georgai, and is a member of the Sigma Chi fraternity. He is now established in his chosen profession in_ Elber iton. Ga. e ~ While the date of the marriage is to be announced «later, it is known that the wedding will be Ivm-y quiet, and soemnizeq at the home of the bride-elect on Mil ledge avenue. thirteen members who were pres ent enjoved the entertainment pro. vided by the scrapbook Mrs. Stew art has kept, containing signifi cang events coneirning the class during its fourteen years of his tory. The hostess then served -delicious refreshments and a delightful so cial hour was another enjoyabls feature, y : A% a parting hymn the members joined hands and sang “Blest Be The Tie That Binds,” and closed the meeting with the benediction. Miss Maude Smith ang Miss Leonia Brown of Comer, spent Thursday in Athens, o* @ $ j Mrs. Thomas Turner of Mon tezuma is visiting Mrs. R, L. Step hens here. - - - Mrs. Mary Moody, Mrs, George Kelly and baby, Hoyt, Mrs. Mollie Hackney and Mr. Roger Moody ot Union Point were visitors here Friday., - - " Mrs. Annie Cramer of Stephens spent Friday shopping in Athens, - x = Mrs, Ina Moore and Mrs. Vivian ‘Moore of Union Poing were visi tors here Friday. - - . Miss Ruth Breedlove spent last week with her waunt, Mrs. Sadie Mangleburg, in Atlanta. = . o Miss Henrietta Hancock of Bishop, spent Saturday in Ath ens. - * . Mr. Bradford Hackett of Atlanta, is spending the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Hack ett, - L District Nurses to Hear Atlanta Visitor e | The Athens district of the Geor gia Trained Nurses association will 1 hold itg September meeting Wed- | nesday afternoon at 3:15 o’clock | at the Y. W, C. A. home on Han cock avenue. Migy Jane Van De Vrede, Atlanta. who recently re signed as state secretary for th'* association to take charge of state relief work among women, is ex- , pected to address the meeting. | oH e N ' : V. 9 o i BOYS’ and GIRLS’ et OXFORDS ’ FOR SCHOOL AND ' DRESS WEAR , $1.50 ! / , —tOo— ) T 5400 &) Complete Size Ranges Insure CORRECT FITTING! In a wide variety of tans and black. Cross-toe and wing-tips in soft supple leathers. | EAST CLAYTON STREET 7 l Maria Price to Play Hostess at . ° Dinners-Parties . Friends of Miss Maria Price will be delightfully interested in her announcement Saturday that she has opened her home at 627 Wad dell street, just off Milledge ave nue, to hostessés desiring to give parties and who wish catering ser- Vice, Miss Price also will serve Sun day dinners or regular meals to families or parties by ‘appointmeny, (phone 259-J) which is also a ser vice that many people .of Athens will appreciate and take advantage of. . For years Miss Price was the proprietor of ‘“The Little Price Dining Room” on East Clayton street, which from the beginning was patronized by a large clientele, and became one of the most popun -Imr restaurants Athens has ever had. By veason of her talents and ex perience and her ability as a dieti cian and entertainer, thls new ser vice which she is offering in her attractive home will be welcomed by Athénsg people. : . - - Silver Tea Is Held To Raise Funds for Children’s Magazine Mrs. Fred Warwick entertained at her home Wednesday afternoon, with a Silver tea from 4 to 6. The enjoyvable occasion was to raise fupds for “The World Friend” a children’s magazine 'of the Boys and Girls World club, of OcOnee S‘reet Methodist church, of which Mrs. Warwick is leader. Mrg. Roy Cooper presided over the punch bowl. mLe gneste calling were: Mrs. Rov Cooper, Mrs. T. D. Willlams, Mrg. Walter Kent, Miss Tla Mae Warwick, Mrs. R. E. Hardeman, Mrs. . 7T, Ross, Mrs. Binus Bry ant. Mre. /B, B, Burton, Mzsg. B E. Beacham, Mrs. W. 8, Pledger, Mrs. Harmon Jackson, Mrs. Har vey Yarbrough, Mrs. Jim Kent, Mrs. Goldie McCommons, Mrs. Joe Pogs, Mrs. Charles McKinnon, Mrs. (lifford Denny, Mrs. Homer Mit chum, Mre. C. J. Jones. Mrs. Garnett Bell, Mrs. George H. Bell, Migs Nell Cole, Migs Maes Warwick Mrs. Fred Bell, Miss Lilllan Mit. chum and Mrs. S. E. Patat. GCOVERNOR WILL BE . ENTERTAINED HERE A lovely social occasion of Monday will be the eleganf buffet luncheon at which Mr. and Mrs. MJulius Talmadge will entertain in honor of Governor and Mrs. Eu gene Talmadge and the Atlanta party coming over with them to hear the governor speak. The Talmadge home, one of the loveliest in the city, will ba thrown open with its usual grac ious hospitality. A wealth of gorgeous flowers will adorn the lower floor, and a most cordial welcome will be extended the distinguished visitors, who will be the only guests on this notable occasion, a large delegation being expected. ; HEAR JAKE B. JOEL CANDIDATE FOR THE LEGISLATURE CVER WTFI MONDAY EVENING AT 7:45 Studio Tea Reopens ; Rhyne Dance School Mijss Marion Rhyne entertained Wednesday afternoon at a studio tea at the Georgian hotel, marking the opening of her school here for the ninth season. A short demon stration program was ‘given by the members of her group. Miss Rhyne returned this weex from an intensive - summer study in New York and Chicago. Before going east, Miss Rhyne attended thee Dance Institute at Camp Chattooga. 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