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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SIX-A ~ GAINES SCHOOL &Sl 3 s et oot First Grade We enjoyed our Christmas holi days but we were glad to come b‘.l?’to school again., We are glad to have Paul Kittle, Eva Lou Winn ahd James Randolph as new mem bers of our class. We are mak ing dogs and sleds and have an Eskimo llgloo to go on our sand table. Second, Third Grades - We enjoyed one week for our tmas vacation. Santa Claus wae good to ¢very body and girl in ¢ room. In Geography the third ‘is studying about the Eski ! L. For art we have made Iglpos. These are to be the backs for E o hooklets. The booklets will be made in English. The sec on . grade also made igloos. We 4 naking an Eskimo village on our sand table. We enjoy the hot 1 s that are being served every 4 W 4 JEWELL HAYES, 3ra grade. Fourth, Fifth Grades ?ahn Nichols and Jerry Sea :fw have been absent all of this w on account of flu. We hope thaéy..gan be back with us Monday. We are having hot lunches every ¥, Miss Bonnie Lee Nichols 18 king the lunches, We are glad to hgve Lawrence Hancock back at school after an absence of three weeks because of a broken leg. We have been hawing tests ‘this week and have had to study hard, but our teacher said that as a whole, we have made the best ﬁks we have made on any tests ‘term. One of our history test questions was to name two politi ecal parties, and the founder of each, apd someone wrote for an aswer “pridal party.” On our blackboard we hawve a pretty snow scene that owr teacher drew, __ Sixth, Seventh Grades We are sorry that Marvin Davis |« Dorothy Campbell are out of on account of illness. W« wetests last week and we are glad ‘say that almost everyone has NQ“ a passing mark, We are glad are having hot lunches again. a.havo a new basketball and are enjdying playing with it. A num ber of the pupils who were in our room before Christmas have moved away, Nina Johnson has returned from ‘Baltimore, where she spent the holidays. W JESSIE DIAL, Tth grade. WHITEHALL SCHOOL - | Sixth, Seventh Grades Mrs. W, W, Williams,y formerly Miss Alice Andrews, who resigned coprincipal of our school at %mns because of her marriage, us a visit for a little while this week before her return to Col umbus where she will make her home, We were very sorry that she stopped teaching for she had been here a long time. Schoal opened Monday, Decem ber 31, at 9 o'clock with Miss Mar fon Coile as sixth and seventh m teacher. We like her very . ~We are sorry that Annie Bell Brewer, Mary Shadden and Lols Smith have been absent be cause of illnegs this week. Harriet WaHace was absent last Friday be ”m" v of her mother's sickness. Next week is “test week” ang we hope we can all make a good rec ord, " The hot lunches will be served 33,‘” school soon. Miss Shepard vigited our school last Friday. Fifth Grade f’.'the first grade, several pupils »:m;een absent on account of ness. They have started read ﬁh a new reader called “Wagg and Puff.” The first grade has been : W posters - showing the sea- Second, Third Grades ’?W second and third grades Just finished coloring their §ndividual calendars which show % _picture of a little boy shovel ing snow. In geography, the third grade has learned how the people of long ago made dolls out of corn. chilg brought a piece of ma ter Harold Bone furnished the ﬁ_ We made corn dolls out of ‘ears of corn, We are very sorry to lqse Tommie Sue Roberts. She *gmd back to Atlens. ; N e m—————— I [+ Fourth, Fifth Grades ~ Several have been out of school this week because of sickness. Everybody in our grades had a good ‘time during Christmas and are ‘veady to go back to work. Our New Xear resolutions are (1) to come to lﬁw every day and (2) to uy e than ever to make good pupils. During January we are _going to study Eskimo life, so we ;;m;{maktng an Eskimo poster. ~&7 School reporters. o tha . DOROTHY CUNNINGHAM, L IERBERT ELDER, I "RAMMELL PAYNE. " BOCART SCHOOL Z?ho‘ Bogart Consolidated school reopened January 3, 1935 with a &atwndance despite the many 3 of influenza in this section, This week marks the end of the ‘first half of the year's work. Mid term exams were held the latter ‘Parg of the week. The interior of _the high school bufiging is being - ted throughout. This is be #ng made possible by the FERA. The interior of the basketball shell was recently painted. Mr. and Mrs. D. R. 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Free man celebrated their golden wed ding on January first, at their homie, in Ta. It was a happy oceagion for them, their children, Mrs, R, ¥, Bird and Mr. F, C. Freeman both of Ila, and Mrs. L. . Hopper of Athens, and for their many friends. The interior of the home pre gented a scene of unusual beauty with its elaborate decorations of smilax, ferns, narcissus, cut flow ers, and candles, The dining room wasg beautifully decorated in white land gold. The Irish lace-covered table held s its center decoration a beautiful wedding cake, richly embossed with white and gold and a miniature bride and groom, around which were crystal candle sticks tied with bows of gold tulle, halding tall white tapers, and silver bonbon dishes of gold and* white mints placed at inter vals. The guests were greeted and invited into the feception room by Mrs, R. F. Bird and Mrs. L. . Hopper, Athens, after which they were ushered into the living room by Mrs. A. S. Westbrook and Mrs, Pauline Fitts, where they were recelved by the bride and groom and Rev. and Mrs. Hal Boswell of Elberton. The soft candle lights and floor lamps gave an cxeellent setting for the wed ding party. The bride was becomingly dress ed ine hlue ecrinkled crepe with white trimmings and a corsage of white swet peas and calendulas The groowm wore a dark grey suit and boutoniere of white sweet News Events in Winterville MISS MARION COILE, EDITOR, PHONE NO, 9 WINTERVILLE, Ga. — T h e friends of Mrs. Pope Spratlin re gret to hear of her illness which confined her to her home last week. Mrs, E. P. Shepard, who has been spending sometime in Day tona Beach, Fla., has returned to her home to the satistaction of her friends here. Mr. and Mrs. James Fleeman announce the arrival of a daugh ter, Peggy Elaine, on Saturday, January Oth. The news of the condition of Mr. T. J. Carter has been of much concern to his friends and relatives because he has not been feeling quite so well lately. Mr. W. A, Broach has returned from a brief visit to Florida. . The friends of Mrs, [. H. Daw son are very sorry to learn that she has been sick recently. Mr. and Mrs. Henry' Porterfield announce the arrival of a son. on Thursday, January 3rd. The friends of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Pittard are delighted to hear that their conditions are showing improvement. Friends of Dr. F. W. Coile are delighted to see him out again after his recent illness. Pearl Todd has been sick re cently to the regret of her friends. Recent changes: have been made by several families in our commu ‘nity. Mr. FPatterson has vacated his residence for Mr. Lord who ‘will occupy it. Mr. G. C. Carney vacated his residence for K M. Patterson and moved into his son's residence. The younger Mr. Car ney has moved to a place on somne of the Jones land. Mr. KEugene Burrus of Hull has moved into the old Watson homeplace, formerly occupied by Mr. Davis. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Prickett and family have moved into the residence for merly occupied by Mr. Strickland. Friends of Mrs. J. 8. Coile avre | glad to see her out again after her | recent illness. Mr. Cliff Coile was confined to his bed last week-end with a ter rible cold which has been a com mon malady with so many lately. His friends are glad to see him out again. Mr, and Mrs. Joe Bray. who live on the Nowhere road. an nounce the arrival of a daughter on December 30th. Mrs. Bray will be remembered as Miss Frances peas. Mrs. Boswell chose for the occasion a becoming gown of printed crepe, worn with a cor sage of pink carnations and Christmas cactus, Those assisting in entertaining in the dining room were Mrs. Frank Nash and Miss Annie Smith at the punch bowls and Mrs. H. G. Banister, Miss Eva Hen ley, and Miss Lois Rice serving cookies, fruit cake, individual gold en cakes and mints. In the library, the beautiful handmade bride’'s book was Kept by Mrs. Flora Westbrook. In this room, all the beautiful gifts were displayed. The many handsome gifts and cards of congratulations attested to the popularity of this couple, who have traveled the road of life together for fifty years and who have the promise of many more vears, as their ancestors lived to a ripe old age. Mrs. Freeman's parents lived together sixty-five years, Mrs, Freeman has two sis ters and three brothers living old er than she. Mr. Freeman’s grand mother lived ninety-six years. Many friends from Ila, Atbens, Commerce, Clarksville, Carlton, El herton and Danielsville called dur ing the afternoon to congratulate them. Mr. and Mrs. Freeman's lives are a blessing to the town of Ila, as they exemplify the spirit of courage, good citizenship, kindness, neighborliness, and best of all true christian character. The heart felt wish of all their friends, is that they may spend many more years of usefulness here with us, Pass, who formerly lived here. Friends of Mrs. W, H. Gables are sorry to hear of her recent illness. : The friends of Mr, H. A. Haynes are indeed sorry to learn that he has been indisposed lately. Mr. KElwood Chandler of Atlan ta, who visited here Sunday, re turned on Monday to his home there. Mrs. Guy Lord has been suffer ing from a terrible cold recently. Teacher Training 1 S. §. Class Honored The Teacher Training 8. S, class was entertained last Wed- nesday afternoon by Misses Peeler and Bishop at the home of Mrs. M. B. Pitiard. The teacher, Mrs. J. R, Bond-s who is conducting a.l study course, discussed a book,l “Education in a Small Church."! Afterwards, a social hour was en-i joyed, during which time delicious% refreshments were served by | Misses Bishop and Peeler. i The following were present: ‘ Mrs. R. J. Bond, Misses Sally Harris, Mauleen Harris, Carolyn Anderson, Louise Stevens. Rea McConnell, Mrs. M. B. .Pitlar(ﬂ and Mrs. G. C. Pittard. | T o Clem Meets Wednesday The T. E. L. Sunday School class met at the lovely suburban home of Mrs. George O'Kelley on the Athens road Wednesday after noon with Mrs. O’Kelley and Mrs. Robert Winter as joint hostesses. The gracious hospitality of the occasion added much to the happi ness and success of the meeting. After a business session ™ sO - hour followed, which wsa in ‘terspersed with gay merriment and ‘a happy - get-together spirit. A lovely salad plate delighted the guests in the cuorse of the refresh-, ments. . The following guests were the recipients of the hostesses’ grac jous hospitality: Mesdames C. H. ‘Matthews, Lita Towns. G. L. O’- Kelley: J. R. Pulliam; J. E. Busbin, E. H. Youngkin, sr., T. F. fAmhony . Ralph Chandler, Hoyt ‘Harris, Booth Reeves, W. R. Coile, {_'N.& 0. McW: Asbury Gunter, hﬂ g’ is.s‘ }'"3‘3- v '«.»?‘f =.7 SN L VRS -‘-1 s f‘ THE BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS, GEORGIA JEFFERSON NEWS JEFFERSON, Ga.—A delightful social event was the pregressive party at which Misses Edith Ran kin and Hazel Johnson were hos tesses last Friday evening. At § o'clock about thirty-five members of the school set gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A, 8. Johnson. They proceeded from there to the home of Mrs. Lucile Smith, where they were served punch and wafers. The group en joved the showing of the picture, “Marie Galante” at the Rooseveilt theater. Following the pictur¢ they went to the home of Mr. and Mrs, C. 1. Rankin, wheye a delicious course of refreshments were ser ved, consisting of fruit cake, sandwiches and cocoa. Then they all returned to the Johnson home, where fruit and home-made can dies were_served. At a late hour the group separated, and each of the voung people went home with happy memories of the evening, and feeling deeply indebted to Miss Johnson and Miss Rankin for this delightful occasion. Dr. and Mrs. Boland Entertain At Party Dr. and Mrs. S. A. Boland were recent hosts at a dinner party entertaining Rev. and Mrs. R. M. Rigdon, and the deacons of the Baptist church with a turkey dinner. The color scheme of red and green was carried out in place cards, table decorations, and din ner. Covers were laid for Rev. and Mrs. R. M. Rigdon, Messrs. H. E. Aderholt, M. M. Bryan, W. M. Dickson, Luther Elrod, James Car roll, C. T. Storey, jr., H. W. Da vis, Bd Hardy, E. 'S. Etheridge and S. A. Boland. A four-course dinner was served. Mrs. Boland was assisted in entertaining by her daughter, Mrs., James Car- roll. ¢ Children Entertained At Birthday Party Mrs. Paul Wilson entertained a number of children at a beautiful ly ‘planned party on Saturday aft ernoon, honoring the fourth birth day of her small son, Paul, jr. A s niimber -of games were enjoyed, after which the children were ushered into the dining room, where the birthday cake, topped by four lighted candles, was cut.l The favors and refreshments car ried out the color scheme of pink and green. The invited guests were: Dean Dadisman, Martha Crooks, Stanol hope Escoe, Johnny Hartley, La nelle Lyle, Eugene Patrick, Jackie Mobley, Pat Armour, Barbara Sue Johnson, Peggy Armour, Mary Lyle, Martha Lyle, Margaret Johnson and Billy Bryan. | | Personals— Pt i Miss Navine Holcombe of Sta | tham was the recent guest of Mrs. ' James Carroll. Mr. V. A. Niblack has return ed from a visit to relatives in Bi loxi, Miss. Dr. James 8. Holden, who has been the official physician for three CCC camps in Tennessee for the past year, is visiting his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Holden. Miss Mary Lou Shaw of Green ville, 8. C., was a recent visitor in Jefferson. Dr. and Mrs. S. A. Boland and Mr. and Mrs. James Carroll re cently attended a family reunion in Atlanta at the home of Mrs. Boland’s sister, Mrs. J. H. Lon gino. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Storey, Miss Ella Dickson, Mr. Dickson Storey, and Misses Joyce and Mabeth Storey were recently en ‘tertained by Mrs. Luther Roberts of Atlanta at a luncheon. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Niblack and young - son of New York city are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Iy B, Wills. Mr. Lamar Hodges, Mr. Gerald Hodges and Miss Marie Hodges of Logansville were recent guests of Dr. and Mrs. 8. A. Boland. Miss Doris Hancock has return ed home from-a visit to Mrs. E. 1,. Williamson in'Atlanta and Miss Jane Cooley in Lawrenceville. My. Dickson Storey has return ed to New Bern, N. C, after spend ing the holidays with his parents, My. and Mrs. @lifford Storey. An enjovable occasion of the season was the meeting of the Sunday school class of Mrs. M. M. Brvan et her home on Thurs day evening. Mrs. Bryan served the class at supper and also car ried them to the movies at the Roosevelt theater, Mr. and Mrs. Gerdine Legg, who have rveturned home after spending two weeks in Florida, were delightfully entertained Sat urday evening by Mr. and Mrs. Lester Legg at their beautiful home. . Miss Sara Wills was the recent guest of Miss Mary McDonald at her home in Athens. N Rad 3 Yarbrough of Com merce was the recent guest of Mrg. B. H. Collier at her home on Athens street. Mrs. 1. M. McDonald and Miss Sara Frances MeDonald enter tained at a lovely dinner party one evening last week, honoring the |birthduy of Dr. McDonald. Cov ;t-\'s were laid for Rev. and Mrs. Nat G. Long of Atlanta, Mr. and Mrs, Willie J. Culberson of Ly ons, Mrs. J. A. Wills, Miss Sara Wills, Mrs. Clara W. McDonald, Mr. and Mrs. Claud Barnett Gene Barnett, Dr. and Mrs. E, M. McDonald and Miss Sara Frances McDonald. Dr. C.- B, Lord has arrived home from the Mayo Brothers "hospital in Rochester, Minn., and is now recuperating at his home !hux-e. 1t is the wish of his many friends and patrons that he will !soon be completely restored to i health. i Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Maddox of { Winder were recent guests of Mr. | and Mrs. Y. D. Maddox. i Mrs. J. B. Storey, who has been connected with the Jackson county velief office as bookkeeper for some time, has been trans ferred to the 20th District, Georgia. Emergency Refief Administration office in Athens, where she is con nected with the accounting de !m Hai e s A - Rev. A. E. Logan Completes Score Of Years Preaching R B /,5// o 7 B g R e ) e sR B 7 K R DB s e 7 ST B S B A Ko i 5 S s sz B s 5 e e 7 g b B £ :E g K } j G e g B i Z: s | % e | . e e E . . i s T e % N R s B o E® g S Y g ; R g § g B, F g 2 r/-«%ff“:' : | G ”v({,f S R e S L R . S : S & ’?v{"‘ : i G S e 7 B R eeer ST Eee” 5R4 : e LR & 32i A 3 B % S o & T ATI e REV. A. E. LOGAN Time turned back twenty years last Sunday for Rev. A. E.. Lo- gan, well known Baptist minister, as he preached his usual seérmon in the Hull Baptist church—for it was there exsctly two decades ago a young 19 year old Mercer Uni versity student, that Rev. Logan began delivering sermons. Last Sunday, on his 20th anni versaryy as a pastor, the ‘church had gn unusually fine service, es pecially since a fine group of young people consecrated their lives to the service of God. The Hull church is a progressive one and the Sunday school hag a large group of young men and women who gre laying the ground work for a great church of tomor- Tow, . The church has been redecorated and painted and a new carpet was placed on the floor by the Wom an’s Missionary society. Mrs. Ava Pope Patton, a former Athens girl, is president of the society and Mr. Patton is treasurer of the chureh, Mr. Craig Spratlin is superin tendent of the Sunday school and Mr. q'n:nn Brown is chairman of the board of deacons. Mrs. A. E. Logan, wife of the pastor, teaches the class of young men and women on the regular preaching day and directs the music. Music Student Mrs. Logan was g student in the graduate departments of voice and piano at Bessie Tift college and has continued her study since moving to Athens. Rev. Logan is beginning his seventh year at Maysville today. This is a half-time church and has made progress under his lead ership during the past six years. Mr. M. L. Payne, Sunday school superintendent, is also president of the Sarepta Sunday school associ ation, including more than sixty churches in thig section. Rev. and Mrs. Logan were call ed to Maysville a few days ago as honor guests at a program and to receive a shower of good things for the pantry and other useful things. The church was beautiful in its holiday decorations. Rev. Logan jed a short devotional and Mrs. Logan spoke on a subject of her choice, “Leaving our children the Legacy of a Shining Faith.” -She stressed that one must have faith in the outcome of things; that the spiritual and not the material things, are the most worthwhile. Rev: Logan has been pastor at Danielsville for many years. Dur ing the past year the church he gan a bhuilding program and has made great progress in improve ments on the building. The church contemplates building Sunday school rooms in the mear future Church Blessed The Danielsville church is parti cularly blessed in its leadership, composeq of such men as Mr. R. C. Griffeth, clerk of the church; Mr. 1., B. Greene, treasurer, and R. T. Broome, Sunday School superin tendent. The women of the church are well organized and faithful in each department of the church’s activities. ¢ Last year Rev. Logan accepted the pastorate of the Rogers Bap tist church, giving them the third Saturday and Sunday afternoon his time being completely occupied on Sunday mornings and nights.. A splendid revival was held the past summer with Rey. Logan de livering a series of sermons on stewardship and consecration. Mrs, Logan had charge of the music for the revival. * Rev. and Mrs, Logan are facing the new vear and th= pastor's 2ist year in the service of the Kingdom with a full program of work map ped out for the churches near Ath ens. The legion of personal friends of the popular couple and the dozens upon dozens they have turned to a religious life are busy this week tendering their congregulations as they start another year of work and voicing the hope that this section will be fortunate to have them as residents for many more years to come, HAs'one friend told a Banner- Herald reporter: “How fine it would be if you could write a story twenty years from now and start it off: “Time turned back forty vears last Sunday for Rev. A E, Logan, beloved Baptist minister, as he preached his usual sermon in the Hull Baptist church—for it was there exactly four decades ago as a young 19 year olg Mercer univer sity student, that Rev. Logdn began delivering sermons.” ' And the tribute is deserved. { Home Demonstration, Extension Clubs To Emphasize Nutrition During Year By MISS ANN DOLVIN Home Demonstration Agent The emphasis program for the Home Demonstration and extension clubs of Clarke county for this clyb year is Nutrition, with a follow-up program in clothing which was our project of empha sis last year. The need for this program was pbrought forcibly to our attention by the results of a county.survey made last fall by the agent and members of the clubs which re vealed the fact that many rural families were failing to produce food products needed in sufficient quantity to take care of home needs the year round, although many families had some surpluses at times during the year. The Community clybs have al ready begun selecting their gar dening prq)ect chairmen whose first real job will be to encourage every person in their community to plan and plant a garden accord ing to the needs of the family. Special outlines prepared by the state nutrition specialists will be used as guides for making the garden plans. The garden project leader in each club will give time ly suggestions of, when and how to plant, and on the cultivation of various vegetables as well as on the control of diseases and in secte. The next thing will be to begin a study of 'Nutrition which will include planning and preparation of family meals, the utilization and conservation of all varieties of food stuffs. Emphasis will be placed on proper diets for the children as well ag diets in health and dis ease for the family. Other nutrition problems found in the county were the lack of poultry. dairy pgoducts and fruits. We believe that fresh fruits are as valuable in the diet as fresh vegetables. Efforts will be made to plant more varieties of fruit trees, berries and grapes in amount sufficient to supply the family needs. The Holly Heights 4-H eclub en tered the Chilean Nitrate of Soda gardening contest last year. Gar dening records were sent in at the end of the year of the nine 4-H club - girls, They were: Helen Todd, Christine McKee, Vivian Daniels, Roberta Bullock, Florence Liacount, Doris Lacount, Hunice Mills, Florence Pittman and Ruby Scarborough. These girls are com peting soy a prize of $50.00 for their club. We hope to have more clubs to enter this contest next yvear. iai i) All of the 4-H club and Home Demonstration clubs in the county are being reorganized. The work for the year has been outlined and preparations are being ‘made to carry out plans. The 4-H club girls are beginning their pajamas or night gowns. Bach club girl will be expected to make for herself one type of sleep~ ing garment, ! In the Home Demonstration clubs we are making a study at this time of hand work and hand crafts. All of the ladies were asked to bring their sewing. Interesting designs and neat work in cut work, appli que, crochet, hemstitching, knit~ ting and tatting has been brought in and exhibits have been made of these articles. A demonstration has been given tm each of the women’s clubs on Wwool crochet, knitting and tied mats. Much in terest has been shown in the tied mats which make nice luncheon sets, centers pieces, tray covers and vanity sets. They may be made in white or solid eolors. Very in teresting ones have been made, this week by club members using two colors. Beginning Monday of next week, | hot lunch will be served each da.y‘ in six of the -county schools. They are Holly Heights, Hinton-Brown, Winterville, Gaines, Whitehail and Princeton. Mrs. Lemon is the new worker for the Whitehall school. l The hot lunch workers met at the court house on Friday after noon, January 11th, for a demon stration given by the home agent on the preparation of rice and po tatoes. The method of preparing rice with cheese and mashed sweet potatoes was demonstrated. Reci pes appropriate for hot Ilunch needs were given to each of the workers. Attending the meeting were Mrs. Hill Roan and Miss Lucile Edwards of the Winterville school; Miss Floriné Shackleford of Princeton; Miss Bonnie Mae Nichols, Gaines; Mrs. W s Waters, Holly Heights; Mrs. J. W. Nunnally, Hinton Brown; and 'Mrs, P. T. Lemon, Whitehall, Princeton Club The Princeton Home Demon stration club held their vregular monthly meeting at- the school house, Friday afternoon, gt 2:30 o'clock. The new club officers elected were: Miss. Florine Shack leford, president; who succeeded Mrs. C. G. Jones; Mrs. Kula Vaughn, vice president, who sue ceeds herself, and Miss Edna Mae Flannigan, secretary who succeeds Miss Florine Shackleford. . The project leaders will be appointed by the president at the February meeting. The problem of getting oil, soap and seasoning necessary for the hot lunch work was presented to the club. A discussion folowed and the club decided to take care of that necessary expensé. The members were asked to bring their sewing which they did. An exhibit was made which in cluded a wool afghan, a sampler, blouse made from dish cloths which cost 20 cents, crocheted ta ble mats. a crochet needle made from a small dried limb of an oak tree, and an appliqued and hem stitched luncheon cloth. The meth od of making afghan units in wool was shown along with plain knit ting and tied mats. T}zose present at the mesting were Mrs. Guy Bramblett, Mrs. N. H. Cartey, Mrs. E. T. Dunaway, Miss Edna Mae Flanagan, Mrs. P. H. Fulcher, Mrs. R. L. Gunter, Mrs. R. L. Hale, Mrs. H. G. Hale, Mrs. R. T. Holmes, Mrs. C. G. Jones, Mrs. A. S. Oldham, Mrs, R. A. Pledger, Mrs. J. R. Shack leford, Miss Florine Shackleford, Misz Eula Vaughn, Mrs. J. B, Williams, and Mrs. J. H. McEl hanan. Mrs. Frank Huff, Mrs. Roy Parr, and Miss Ruby Jones were visitors and Mrs. W, M. Shaw was a new member added to the roll. Winterville Club The Winterville Home Demon stration club held its meeting on Mopday afternoon, January 7th, at the Winterville High school build mg. The subject for the month was hand work and hand craft. The wool units used in afghans and plain knitting were demonstrated. Learning =to make tied mats geemed to arouse many ambitious house xyives to have frames made in order to make some of these beautiful mats for themselves. The new officers of the club who were appointed were as follows: Mrs., Grady Pittard, who succeeds herself. president; Mrs. W. R. Coile, who succeeds Miss Marion Coile, vice president; Mrs. Foster Anthony, who succeeds Mrs. G. L. O’Kélley, secretary; Mrs. N. O. McWaters, assistant secretary; Mrs. Karl Rowan, who succeeds herself, reporter. : The project leaders are to be appointed by the president at the February meeting. Tven though the weather was inclement, there were a goodly number present including Misses Sallie Harris and Louise Stevens, two new members. The following were present at the meeting; Mesdames W, R. Coile, Karl Rowan, Foster Amn thony, -George O'Kelley, w. R Winter, N. O. McVaters, Misses Mauline Harris, Sallie M. Harris, Louise (Stevens and Carolyn An derson. 4 i Gaines Home Demonstration Club Meeting The Gaines Community Home Demonstration club held their reg ular meeting on Tuesday after noon, January SBth, at the school building. The annual report was given by Miss T.ouise Settle, the club secretary and treasurer, sum marizing the activities and accom plishments of the club for the vear. Acknowledgements were read for the Christmas cheers sent by the club. - A report was given by Miss Ber tha Hancock, chairman es the nominating committee. The new ly appointed officers were: Mrs. Ruth MNash, president, who will succeed Mrs. H. T. Huff; Mrs. E. A. Carruth, vice };gesldent. to succeed Miss Bertha Hancock and Misses Louise Settle, secretary and treasurer, who will succeed her self. Announcement was made of the hot lunch work in the schools and the club was asked to cooperate. An exhibit was madesf the hand work which the club members were doing which included a crocheted beret and collar, a knitted afghan, a table cover with cut work. an infant's dresg and crocheted bed room slippers. A demonstration wds given in knitting, erocheting and tied mats. Those present at the meeting were: Mrs. H. T. Huff, Mrs. George Seagraves, Miss Bertha Hancock, Miss Louise Settle, Miss Lois Settle, Miss Nettie Jones, Mrs. B. O. Dunaway Misg Elsa Ann Johnson, Mrs. W. R. Phil lips, Mrs. E. E. Beacham, Mrs. E. A. Carruth, Miss Frances Eid son, Mrs. H. O. Langford and Mrs. J. J. O'Kelley. ' Hinton Brown - ! The Hinton Brown Home Dem onstration club met on Wednesday afternoon, January 9th, at the school building. A report was given by Miss Connie Hopkins, chairman of the Nominating com mittee, for new club officers. The same officers were asked to serve another year—all of them accept ed. :They are: Mrs, J. P. Nun nally, president; Mrs, Paul Grif feth, vice president; Miss Doro thy Hancock, secretary and treas urer. Due to some conflicting meeting, the club decided to change their club date from the second Wed nesday in the month to the first Wednesday. . The method of making tied mats to be used for table covers, lunch« eon sets, tray covers, and vanity sets wos shown, along with plain knitting, and erocheted units for wool afghans. Announcement was made of hot lunch work in the school 2nd club members were urged to cooperate with Mrs. J. W, Nunnally, the hot lunch worker. i Attending the meeting were: Mre. J. P. Nunnally, Mrs. W. P. Evans, Miss Masina Langford, Mrs, Sidney Thomas, Miss Connie Hop king, Mrs. H. R, Lyle and Miss Mavis Nunnally. Gaines and Whitehall Organization meetings were held this week in the Gaines club on Wednesday wmorning and the “Whitehall club on Thursday morn+ ing. In the Gaines club Miss Nina Johnson was elected president, Elizabeth Eidson, vice president. and Hilda Hancock, secretary and treasurer. The project leaders ap pointed by the president were? Doris Tiller, gardening; Dorothy Campbell, foods and cookery; Eliz abeth Eidson , recreation; Martha Sue Crowley, clothing and Lou trelle Gray, reporter. The new club officers at White hall are as follows: Frances Eber hardt, president; vice president, Mildred Shepherd; secretary-treas urer, Annie Bell Brewer. The pro ject leaders appointed were: Lois Smith, clothing; WReba Wallace, gardening; Susie Townus, foods and cookery; Lucile Drake, flower committee and Grace Saxon, home SUNDAY, JANUARY 13, 1935 N Mrs. Frank Nash is visiting iy Atlanta, Mrs., J. T. Gordon is visiting friends in Toccoa, 5 Miss Inez Patterson of Carpe.. ville is residing = Wwith Mrs, g, Henley. . Mr. Sumner Lord spent last Monday in Macon. Friends of F, M. Bird will be y)aq to learn that he is improving afte, having his tonsils removed a( 1), Commerce hospital. Miss Grace Hancock is speng. ing the week-end at her home j, Athens, Miss Bessie' Cauthen of Athepg has returned to her home afiep visiting her sister, Mrs. Hall Wag. brook. > * Miss Martha O'Farrell is visi. ing her parents in Athens for tye week-end, Mrs. Pauline Fitts, Misses Kay. the Whitehead and Emily Johnsop motored to Commerce Thursday Mr, Hall Westbrook was in M. con Monday on business. Ila Splits Series With Athens Y ~ On Tuesday night the Ila Higy boys’ basketball team defeated the Athens Y, M. C. A. in the Ila gym, lThe final score was 30-26. } The lineups: lla High Wi M, C. A, [F—-—All!en (8) .. «« .. Rosenthal (4) F—G. Westbrook (10) ..'Cooper (2) C—L. Fitzpatrick (s).Arrendale (2) G—McCannon ~ .. ~ Wilson (12) G—Adams (1) .. .. «.. Deas (2) | Substitutes: Ila—A. Westhrook (6), C. PFitzpatrick. Athens Y — Chandler (4), Arnold. The Ila Junior team lost to ths Y Midgets by the score of 25-10. The lineups: lla Jr. Team Y Midgets F—L. Veatgh (1) .. J. K. Davis (4) F—R. Westbrook .. .. J. Wood (7) C—J. Veateh (6) .. A. Y. Wood (2) G—-J. Gordon (2) .. .. .R. Loyd (4) G—J. T. Thomason .. ¢. Holsey (2) Substitutes: Ila Junior—l. A, Fitzpatrick (2). Y Midgets—Trous dale (6). Referee: J. R. West brook. ; DANIELSVILLE NEWS DANIELSVILLE, Ga—Mr. W, D. Meadow of Millen, spent the week-end here. Mr. Joe Curtis Huff spent Sun day with his parents, Mr. and Mes. Js ¥ BUI., . Miss Martha Carmiachel spent the week-end in Colbert with Miss Billy Bob Sims. Miss Nelle Thrasher of La- Grange is now home demonstra tion ggent for Madison county. Rev. B. W. Hancock will hold regular preaching services at the Methodist church here Sunday. Miss Edna gfuff and Mr. D. Huff of Atlanta spent a few days here recently with relatives. Colonel C. E. Adams was in Atlanta and Alabama this week on business. i Messrs. W. H. Compton and Neal E. Darby made a Dbusiness trip”~ to Atlanta Wednesda¥\ Judge B. T. Mosely was attend ing court in Athens this week. Mr. Weldon Williams was in Athens Thursday. Meossrs. Norman Snelling and Hollins Stribling are in Kannap olis, N. C.. Mr. Alvin Hardman leaves dur ing the week-end to take up hig work with B. Hudson and Com pany. Mr. and Mrs. ‘Mitchell Williams, Mr. and Mrs, Paul Williams and daughter, and Mr. Ed Nash of Ma were dipner guests of Mr. and ‘Mrs. Laron Jenkins Sunday. _ Mrs. Carl Meadow of Americus is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Paul White. Mrs. A. C. Campbell visited Mrs. O. B. Dye m Athens Thurs day, who is quite ill at her home on Georgia avenug. ‘ Miss Virginia Moseley was 11 Athens one day this week. Mr. A. S. Westbrook of lla was in town Friday. Sewing Ciub Meets Monday The Sweing club met Monday evehing at the Woman's club house. After the regular sewins hour, a delicious salad course with coffee was served by the hostess Miss Mary_ Dalton. ; Those present were Misses Sard Tom Bullock, Elizabeth Barrow, Lucy Gholston, Virginia Moseley, Mary Williams, Martha Carmich ael. Lucile Jordan, Irene Hard man and Mesdames D. A. Mo iley. W. H. Hardman, J. H. Chris ’ty and A. S. Dalton. , e R ‘'W.M.S. of Center Methodist Church " Has Fine Program '*--"— . CENTER, Ga.—The Woman's YMissionary Socipty of Centel Methodist church =met FridaYs January 4, at the home of Mrs. J¢ R. Jarrett. ¢ After a short program the ves” ular business was discussed. '~ The pledge for the ensuing yedr was made with an increasc over that of last year. A very interest ‘ing Bible study of the Book of John was introduced DY Miss Grace Rogers. Delicious refreshments were served by the hostess. Those present were Mrs. IR Jarrett, Mrs. W. F. Black, Mrs Walter Cox, Mrs. Fred Anthony Mrs. Will Anthony, Mrs. Morga? Adams, Miss Grace Rogers, Misé Myra Lee Kerlin, Misses Wilnd and Glenda Wright. clothing, home improvement. podt try and gardening were discusse? and eaeh girl decided on {™O em phasis projects to work on this year. Plang were made for - ginning the girl's sleepins e ments at the next meeting. Each girl will be expected to make ? night gown or pajamas. .