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Newspaper Page TextcUNDAY, JANUARY 18, 1935, ™ i School Has Meeting Hears Interesting Talk by Miss Katherine Newton Of University | The. P.-T: A. of Barrow school | held its January meeting Thurs | v afternoon at the school build | %Y " Mrs. Wheeler, - president, | ,',lll‘: ned the meeting by requesting he group - to. Sing “America the t. tiful.” She then read a lovely soem called “Dedication,” after 'lwwn {he Lord’s prayer was sadid. : foliowing the sceretary’'s and easurer’s reports, MEs. Cooper compbell, third vice-president of the State P.-T. A., recommended very highly the magazine, . “Tha ;.‘,,‘,,;;-.'[‘-»:('ln\x'.“ and called the ention of< the assembled moth~ \ and teachers to radio pro ams daily at 5 o'clock on vari “us educational phases of P.<T. work. N 2 Vire, Fiteh, chairman of educa tional work, reported the decision o the grade mothers and officers ‘o orcanize a Study group, svhich «ill meet every Tuesday for six weeks, ~the' first meeting to be Japvary 20 “Family Relation <nips,” chosen because of its gen opal interest, is to be. the. first topic of discussion. ; \lrs. * Flanigan, as chairman of +he mentbership comittee, report od a paid up membership num-, hering 146. The cook book was li{»r.n\n bv Mrs. Henry Pope. Two pew members, Mrs. Jackson and. Mrs. Henderson, were .welc.omedl info the organization. : | The speaker of the afternoon was Migs ‘Kathering Newton, of‘ e University Home Economics Jepartment,: Her subject, “Foodsl and the Promotion of Health,",l wae graphically illustrated by two rats, one having been fed.a seien- | iifically balanced ‘diet and ;the,l otrer an inadequate diet, ,unfortu-l nately comparable to the diet of many people.. Her information on. vitamines, their & oceurrence in va rious foods, .and the statistics con cerning . hedalth conditions: .drew forth a number of aquestions from ner inferested audience.- .. Following the business program , social “intefval was enjoyed, dur-‘ ine which tea and cookles were erved ~Publicity’ Chairman. l -- - » 1 Presbyterians Will o Observe a Week of i Prayer, Self-Denial The General Assembly of the,l‘ Southern Presbyterian church ha,zsl ot aside . January 20 to 27th 1'01“‘ pecial services of Prayer .and Self-Denial The churgh and thel people are most fortunate in hav—‘ Rev. and Mrs. Hoyt Miller, from » mission fleld of . Afriea, who are making their home In \thens while on a furlough. On Sunday January 20, Mr. | Miller will..fill the pulpit of the‘ First Presbyterian church. On Monday at 4 o’clock, Mrs. Miller will speak to the ladies of the \uriliary on the Life and Weork ip the Congo , Tuesday morning at 10 o’clock.! raver service will be Theld at the homie of Mrs. John 8. Wil liams, - 317 Milledge avenue. VVed" nesday afternoon .at 4 o'cloclks “Dr. | Hill will speak to the ladies of th(‘,‘ wuxiliary on Japan. The public is ordially invited -to attend all (\f‘ these meermegs. .v » ’ Friends of Mr. Paul TFoster ul‘e‘ glad to see him able to be out i - e iy e With Flu Around It ritd AY 1 : Al Colds Now.: o § SERETE | Celds Lower Bedy Resist-. arce and Often iPave ‘-«the‘ Way For Flu and Tts Serious Complications. | —— e 1 EXTRA PRECAUTIONS URGEDi With fin inereasing in many sec-. tons of the country, health 3«“‘1 thorities urge everyone to-talke ‘ex-} ' precautions against colds just oW | The safest course to follow is that outlined in Vieks Plan f()l‘l tter Control. of Colds (fully 48X~ Piaimed in each WVicks: package). Briefly. ¢ Plan is this: : To Help Prevent Many Cf—ld_s Watch yourself and @ ildren wefully for any sign .of “catehing cold \t that first nasal irrita ., r niffia’ op sneeze—use. . \.ICK:?‘ Vastrownol . ~ . a few drops up ach nostril. The timely use Of: Va-tro-nol e Ips to prevent many olds, and to throw off other colds N their early stages. To Help End a Cold SOOHGP | 2 ¢old has developed or strikes . Without warn ng, vigorous meas re necessary. Ag béd\‘ime. 224 the throat and chest well "ith Vicks Vapoßub. It acts two v U once to bring relief: By St tion through the sidin like ! Itic or plaster: and by In- LHom of its medicated vapors ot to inflamed air-passagoes. b oo night, this long-con linues EQ% action soothes tHe Mhray Toosens phlegm—eases e breathing —helps break conges -197 : For Added Protection Dail ith and throat hygiene nelpful ta an times—and especi : eépidemics of colds or 2 As a pr cautionary measure, Y€ PR gYidren—and Erown-ups, v Tiges the mouth and gargls, oot AN morning, with VICKS ”'“f \TONE A NTISEPTIC.. Vora ne thoroughly cleanses the oral “ayity *ang stimulates' more health- Qul activity of the membranes— }?uf aiding in dsfense dgainst in o Which enters through the ¢ ~—Advertiserent. Business Girls Club Enjoys An : Unusually Interesting Meeting An unusually entertaining meet - ing was the one held last Tuesday night et the ¥ . W. C. .Ai by the Business Girls’ club. The mectings usually last until 8 o'clock but time slipped by so quietly it was U before the girls started leaving and some stayed until 10 o’clock. The program wags planned by Mrs. Vera Parker Murray and her cominittee, consisting of . Florence Allgood, Billy Bradley, Alice Burch, Frances Evans, Elizabeth Lester and Janie Trousdale. One probably wondérs just what the club does_ when it meets, how the meeting begins, ete. This particular meeting began when a small group grew into a large one as various members arrived at the “¥YW”. home. At 6130 o'clock Alberta Chusch, treag urer, opened the large door to the double room = which contained a beautifully decorated table ex tending the length of the room. As each girl passed by Berta, she dropped in her quarter in order to enjoy the supper prepared by Mrs. Lonie Burch and her: com mittee., G 4 ;Before they took seats an. invo cation was sung by all, which was prepared by Fonpie Mae Teat and her music .committee. Frances Livans led the devotional. after which “Down in the Valley” was sung. : : 5 Reports were given by the vari ous committees and the usual rou tine business was carried, out, During the meal songs such as you hear when a good bunch gets together, were sung, among ehem HAln’'t Gonna Study War No Mo,” “Tiratomba,” and “Morning Comes Early.” : : , An invitation from our “little sisters” of the OK club.was extend- Prince Avenue Baptist Circle No. 2 Meets With Mrs. Ingram Cirele. No., 2 of the Prince Aves nue Baptist church held its first meeting of the year Wednesday afternoon at.the home, of Mrs. J., C. Ingram., Mps. 8. G, Ray, our, leader for the year, was hostess. The --~eting was opened. with. a song, “What a Friend We Have in Jesus.” § : : e Mrs. T. J, Epps led the devo tioral, reading the 107th Psalm. She talked in. a very interesting way of our praise of God and how we could praise him more. The devotional was closed by a very beautiful prayer.. by Mrs. L. M. Crowley. Ve L Officers for the cmqing_ycur,_\yg; elected as follows: ... .., G Mrs. Homer Lewallen -Wwas elected co-chairman to succeed Mrs. Clarencs, . Woods, who s, moving out of town. Mrs. Woods has our best wishes and prayers for her happiness in her new home. Secretary and treasurer, Mrs. J. B. Parham; social chairman, Mrs, Teachers Of College Avenue Honor -~ Mrs. King Crawford With Luncheon The teachers of College Avenue gave a lovely surprise lmuncheon at the school Friday afternoon, hon oring Mrs. king Crawford, a recent bride. Mrs. Crawford, as Miss Laura Dradberry, has been a popu lar member of the College Avenue faculty this year, Promptly at two o'clock the sur prised guest of honor was ushered into the library, to the .steains of Mendelssohn’s Wedding . Mareh, played by -Miss. Nelle Shockley. There she found the principal, Miss Magdolen Glenn and the other members. ¢t the faculty _grouped around a beautiful luncheon table. The long table was most artistic in its decorations of white ang sils ver. Graceful branches of silvered leaves formed the charming cen terpiéte, while each eud of tie table was graced by silver candle sticks holding white unshaded tap ers and silver bowls of salted nuts. Place cards of white and silver, and small white satin bags of rice, tied PERSONAL MENTION Mr. and Mrs. Abe Link, Miss ‘Dorothy Link .and M. 0. B ‘Vineburg have returned fromy a iwo ‘weeks’ Yisit in: Miami, Fla. s i ” - - Mr. David Michael left Satur iday; night for New York on a business ‘trip. ; BES iR g ¢ > t * "Mre. J. Q. Turner of Jefferson was among the visitors here Fri day . = '?es ¥ : i “Mrs., G. ©O. Ganter of Blakeley. Ga. and Miss May __Barrett of Cogal Gables, Fla., are with their mother. Murs. T. H. Barrett, on the Sanford road. They were call ed here Ly the illness of their bro ther, Mr. DuPree Barrett. of the TForostry department of the Uni versity : . - - Mt.. and Mrs. Bert J. Cornet! of Atlanta announce the birth of a daughter, January 11, at Piedmont. hospital, who has been named Betty Sue. Mrs. Cornett will be pleasantly remembered here as Miss Betty Porterfield. & BN ; The friends of Mr. DuPree Bar vett will be pleased to learn that his condition is considered better. He is a patient at the General hos pital. - * - Misses Lois Johnson., Sallie Jfte Spratlin, Mrs. Pope Miller, Mrs. Guy Patten and Mrs. Roba John ;0;: motored over to Atlanta Thurs . Mrs. V. A. Valentine of Aglanta is visiting her sister, Mrs. Marion ed we “big sisters” to attena the candy pulling at the Community House Tuesday night. What proved the sensation of the night came when a huge box of home made candy, a gift to the club from Mrs. Tom Scott, was opened. This really gave us food for thought and we needed it for the next episode of the even ing. This was the completing of the business at hand and the appear ance of Lucille Crabtree. 'ghis Saturday and Sunday delegates from Florida, Alabama. South Carolina and Georgia meet in At lanta to plan our conference next spring. ; Miss Crabtree gave the club a few ideas that would be used in pl:mniqg ,this conference, and alsq drew from the members ideas that will be used by Athens delegates. Some of the topics discussed by Miss Crabtree were “Individual Economic Security,” “Peace Ver sus War,” and “Race.” AMiss Elsie Harper, member of the national hoard of the Y. W. C. A., of New York city, will meet these delegates in Atlanta and aid in planning the conference, which is to be held in June. For the past few years the conference has been held at Cump Uakanawa, Mayland, Tenn. It has not been decided yet where it will be held this year. Mrs, Annie Vie Bullard. and ‘Misses Lucille Crabtree and Wy lene Chafin are the delegates from Georgia. They are all from Ath ens. It is the aim. of these. dele gates while in Atlanta to aid in the forming of plans for an out standing conference. Mrs. Bullard will be chairman of the confer ence this 'year. b eaueass w=Publicity Chairman. €. €. Jordan: enlistment chair men, Mrs. J. P. Cooper and Mrs. 'W. R. Thompson; . magazine chairman: Mrs. T. J. Epps; per sonal service chairman, Mrs. Char lie €ooper; shut-in chairman. Mrs. E.. W. Eyvans; publicity chairman, Mrs. E. €. Ingram. The members decided to mnaine our cirgle “The L. M. Crowley Cirvele” after Mrs. Crowley, the W. .M. S. president. ; Eleven members and two visi ters, as follows were present: Mrs. Homer Lewallen, Mrs. E. Wi Bvans, Mrs. L. M. Crowley, MNre.. T, 1. Bpps. Mys. .J. B. Parhaim, Mrs, Clarence Woods, Mre. .J. P. Cooper, Mrs. W. R Ahompson, Mrs. S. G. Ray, Mrs. ‘Charlie . Cooper, Mrs. E. C. In gram.. . Visiters .were Mrs. G. C. Amason and Marie Lewallen. A social half hour was enjoyed during which the hostess served delicious refreshments. # ~—Publicity Chairman. l\\'ith silver, marked elxch place, i A delicious three-course lunch lm,»n was served, after which Mrs, | Crawford was presented a beauti ]ful silver howl, with many expres | sions of love and best ishes from ‘}h(-r fellow-teachers. Two contests !\\‘«*ro introduced which afforded 5 much merriment. One of the prizes, ja rolling pin, was won by Miss { Glenn, who promptly presented it [to the bride. at whose reguest it Iwas autographed by each one pres -leﬁt. g : | In addition to the honor guest !tl_mse enjoying the lovely occas igion were: Miss Glenn, Miss Shock ’Je;‘, Miss Elizabeth Woods, Miss | Harriet Mayne, Mrs. W. D. Faulk ner, Miss Flo Ouida Williamson, Miss Marian Mathis, Muvs, Ruth | Zachry, Miss Louise Price, Miss | Gertrud> Shepherd, and Mrs. Carl Hancock who was teaching in the absence of Miss FEula Bird. who Toae L e e Rt ot Mrs. Joseph Jarrell of Flora, { Miss., is wisiting Rex. and Mrs. | C..C. Jarrell at .their , home on | Grady avenue. Mrs. Japrell, a for { mer resident pof Athens, will be f welcomed by her many friends. all i of whom are also delight¢d to have il:o\‘. and Mrs. Jarrell bfek in | Athens u;,:uin. | . 8 { Mr, and MNrs. John Lane of })ClcmsonACol}Qge. South Carelina, { announce the birth of a daughter, | January §. Mrs. Lane before her Imarﬂago ~was Miss Bessie Mell i-l’oavts.v and Miss Lane is the great granddaughter -of the late Mr. l(:eorg:- A. Mell and Mre. Bessie ilm(he:rford Mell of Athens. : * - 7 # | Miss Eleanor. Williams is in | Chattanooga for the week-end and [ will attend the aid-winter dances | at MeCallie school. 's- - . f Friends of Miss Frances Adair { will be delighted. to know she is ’ able to be out after being confined lfor several weeks with flu. ’» ® » i _Mrs. Dupree Hunnicutt has re | turned from a visit to her mother i and sister, Mrs. LaFayette Lanier iand Mrs. Bryant Dixon. in West | Point, Ga. oi. e : ' ‘Nrs. J. B. Vaughan and Miss . ex Fulalia and John Vaughan are | attending the State Singing Con ‘vention in Atlanta today. o 9 % « |e . ® Mr. and Mre. Hope Smith are ‘spending the week-end in Atlanta with Mr. and Mrs. James Har- Heles - e T B e g 5 T THE BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS, GEORGIA 'Regular Meeting Of | Chase P.-T. A. Is . Held Last Thursday l The Chase Street Parvent-Teach |er Assoclation held its regular | monthly meeting Thursday after noon at the schogl huilding. | ] The members of .the P.-T. A, { were treated to an enjovable sur {priso by the Home Economics di- I vision of th¢ Georgia Power com | pany, which sponsored a maotion . picture, entitled “Science of Sew ling". The Home Economics divis }ion acted as hostesses during the ! social hour. o ; | The meeting was called to orden ‘by the president, Mrs. S. K. Pa . tat, with “America The Beautiful” and “My Tribute” heing sung. fol ' lowed by prayer led by Mus. Jones. ' After the reports of various offi ivel‘s. the president requested that a cup and saucer shower be held for the kitchen. Each member was asked to donate a cup .and saucer,, matching, the ones displayed. . . Quite a number of those present | made mongtary donations to be certain that the right kind of cups |wuuld be hought. Anpnouncement was made of plans for the Pavent Study group, which will begin classes soon. Miss Wier, principal,. reported that twenty-one dogwo_bd‘ }- trees had been planted on. the grounds this fall. Miss Orr's ﬁrm} grade won the attendance prize. - | The meeting way turned, over .to 'Mi.w Thompson, of the CGeorgia. - Power company. who gave a mbpt{ ‘il‘vl/('!'vstillg leeture on eye health.l A delightful secial hour followed, with delicious refreshments being served. ot 1‘ Church Circle Names Officers Mrs. Howard Jshnson Is Hostess to Circle No. 1 Of Prince Ave. Church Circle No, 1 of Prince Avenue Baptist W. M. U. held its first, meeting of the year at the home of Mrs. Howard Jeohnson. There were ten members present and one visitor. The devotional was lde by Mrs. A. R. Merck, who read for the Seriputre, Tebrew 4:12-16, follow ed by a prayer. She gave a brief discussion of the topic for the vear and. urged each member to be more consecrated in service this vear. ) A The follownig officers were ¢leet ed: Personal service chairman, Mrs, W. R. Jennings; secretary and treasurer, Mrs. I. C. Shiflett; publigity, Mes. . E.. W. White head; publications, Mrs. Mattie Redmond. : : _Plans were discussed for the vear and after all business wasg attended to a social half-hour was enjoyed and dainty rvefreshments were served. ; S b Those p;‘esent were: Mrs. ‘'G. C. Johnson, Mrs. Sallie Wilhite, Mrs. Will Thompson, Mrs. Mattie Red mond, Mrs. W. R, Jennings, Mrs. 1. C. Shiflett, Mrs. Howard John son, Mrs. A. R. Merck, Mrs. E. W. Whitehead; visitor, Mrs. Cates. ¢« s Officers of Oscar J. Brown Auxiliary Assume New Duties Officers for 1935 were installed Friday night. at the meeting of ' members of Oscar J, Brown Aux iliary of Spanish-American ‘War I Veterans at the Y, M. C. A. Miss | Hassie Brown was installed as ! president, succeeding Mrs. Lois l}{inney. Mrs. Kinney was pre sented with the past-president's ijewol by Mrs. Mildred V. Rhodes. The officers were installed by Mrs. Carlton Beusse. Other elect ed officers to be insuilled were: Mrs. E. J. O’Kelley, first vice president; Mrs. J. B. Sims, of Colbert, second vice-president; Mrs. Carl Saye, chaplain; Mrs. Lois Kenney, patriotic instructor; ers. Beulah Stewart, historian; Miss Evelyn Brown, conductress; Miss Kate Slaughter, assistant | conductress; Miss Martha Carter | Storey, guard, and Mrs. Elizabeth ’V‘ Williams, assistant guard. Officers appointed by the presi deng who were installed included: ' Mrs. Carlton Beusse, secretary; ’Mrs. Carl Vonderleith, treasurer; - Mrs. Mildred V. Rhodes, reporter, ‘and Mrs. W. M. Slaughter, musi cian. After the installation service a social hour was held, during which time refreshments were served. I* e O Junior Section of | Music Class Holds E Stunt Club Meeting I The junior sectron of Mrs. E. 'B. Hudson’'s music eclass held a i"stunt" club meeting on Wednes day from 3 to 4 o'clock. Kach pu pil had six stunts to perform, in cluding blackboard tests, playing scales, chordse and pieces from - memory. ; The game of “Lines and Spaces” caused much fun and laughter. . THe orchestral instruments were distributed and three pieces were studied and played. ~ Another musical card game was ’ played, training the eyes to match up musical notes into books. } After performing six stunts suec ‘Cessfully each club meimber was awdrded a little prize. . ~ The fun was topped off with de licious cream and wafers. 1; Ann Burkhart, Mary Arnold 'Reid, Betty Fiteh, Gloria Land and Paul Chapman were present. The next meeting will be in ebruary. 2 v - Visitors from Stephens, Ga.. ¥'ri day were Mrs. W. E. Bray. Mrs, Weaver Adking and Mrs. C. E. Cheney . - £ . !% . i Mrs. Ella Massey and Mrs, Luke tVnndi@r spent . Saturday in At -7 3 e IANUARY HIGH SCHOOL P.-T. A. MEETING 1S HELD IN GYMNASIUM ; DEMONSTRATION OF ROUTINE GYM WORK GIVEN BY GIRLS 0 Thg. danugry meeting |of the ’Aﬂ;m_xs High School f,’-;_“, (A, was Cheld in the school gymnasiwin Thursday afternoon, at 4 o'cock. This meeting was, preceded by an | executive board meeting called by Mrs, W. S, Beckwith, s - Aollowing the Lopd's prayer, the regular busingss program: was pred sided over by, Mrs. Beckwith, frg,gxiqen t... She gtressed attention to the “Liguid .Air Demonstra tion ’;:\y'l);?qu! the £.-T. A. is spon soving, This will, be held January 215 t in Mell guditorium. Sagraa AMprs. Jehn Jenkins was in charge of the devotional and, gave, a, most inspiring talk based on the 4th chapter of Paul’s letter to the | Philippidns, eighth verse. Mrs.g W. K. Hawkes read, a message fromg the president qf the XNat-| nll P.-T. 4, R ‘ Deep apprecigtion fop the enter- | taining and , unysual ‘.lpyo}.:'re‘l_i;n! which followed ii\.'ag»_c‘)'wreg;ﬁ(:gl by | the more thgp a hamdred parents. | teachers and, . friends, who were present. This program was pre- | so,ptod by Misgs Martha ';\'Lc~h9l3oll,| girls' athletic dingetor. .. . . i . Miss Lucile Crabtree, of the Ath-! PRRY., W. C. &, gave a talk on; FLeigure-Time Recreation,”, which | was. followed by a talk on “What | Athlotics I&{cnps\;,(o a 4 Girl” by Charlotte. Conner, captain of the ! 1934-35 “girls' basketball team. | - After ! thig catoe & deménstration LEGION AUXILIARY TO COOPERATE IN WORK OF PROMOTING ROOSEVELT BALL IN ATHENS © The first meeting of the Allen Fleming . Posp, Legion Auxiliary was held in the Legion’s Log Cabin on Lumpkin street Friday after noon with some half-hundred mem bers present, ; ! In the absence of the president, Mys. J. B. Joel, Mrs. Harold B. Hodgson, first vice president, pre sided. Mrs. Hodgson was named by the Auxiliary to represent it as a rwember of Mrs. Lamar C- Rucker's committee working on plang for the President’'s ball to be held later. i : Amgong the outstandipg business matters considered was adoption of the revised constitution. The members also discussed plans for the house-warming in Febrpury. Pictures *of past presidents of CIRCLE NO. 5 OF PRINCE AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH NAMES MRS. j. C. PARHAM LEADER Circle No. & of Prince A\’uuue| PBaptist Missionary Society heldl the first meeting of the new year Tuesday afterncon at the home of | ‘the eircle.leader, Mys. J. €. Par ham on Virginia avenue, with 14, wotpgn present. ; el ! Mrs. Scoggins led the deyotion wl, wsing the 23rq Psalm as the Seripture. lesson. She brought out ‘many. lessons from this beautiful Psalm, calling especial attention to ‘the ,oft-repeated -personal pronoun wsedy and the value of applying “this:Psalm to one’s own life with emphasis. on this pronoun, Mrs. ‘Beacham . closed the devotional avith praver. " Sl <A short business session was held and plans for the new year enthusiastically discussed. The following. circle officers avere chosen: Circle leader. Mrs: OFFICERS OF CIRCLE NO. 6, PRINCE AVENUE ' .. BAPTIST CHURCH, ARE ELECTED FOR YEAR! Tuesday the Prince Avenue Bap tisg W. M. S. circle No. 6 held itg first meeting of the. year with the chairman, Mrs.\H. M. Rourk, jr.. 147 Virginia avenue. The devotional was given by Mrs. W. W. Silvey, scripture reading John 3. 14-16, followed by . = . - A e, .Tt . W SWI CIRCLE MEETINGCS SN RRMR SR SRR M IR e FIRST BAPTIST The circles of the W. M. 8. of the First Baptist church will meet Monday afternoon as folows: Circle No, I—Meets with ‘the chairman, Mrs. Boyee Grier, 342 Dearing street at four o’clock, Circle No. 2 — Meets with_ the chairman, Mrs. B. C. Kinney, 255 Cherokee avenue at 3:30. Cirele No. 3 — Meets with th chairman, Mrs. Leo Belcher, 250 N. Milledge at 3:30. Circle. No, 4 — Meets with the chairiuan, Mrs. Ovid Bird, 1352 S. Lumpkin street at 3:30, Circle No. § —— Me:its with th chairman, Mrs. H. L. Hendon, 221 Morton avenue at 3:30. Circle No. 6 — Meets with the chgirman, Mrs, G. V. McCarson, 215 Milledge circle at four o'clock. Circle No. 7T — Meets with the chairman, Mrs. W. P. Warren, at the church at 6:15. Circle No. 8 — Meets with the chairman, Mrs. L. M, Leathers, 883 Hill street at four o'clock. Circle No. 9 — Meets with the chalrman, Mrs. W, €. "Wingfield, Jr.- 491 Hall street at four o'cloek. Circle No. 10 — Meets with Mrs Glenn Davig, 685 Colbb street at 3:30. Clrcle No. 11 — Meets with the chairman, Mrs. J. H. Mapp, 247 Barher street’at four o'clock Cirele No. 12 — Meets wiith the chairman, Mrs, J. A, Darwin, 225 Milledge at four o'clock. s+ = HIGH SCHOOL FRESHMAN CLUB HAS SKATING PARTY The Freshman .club of Athens High school gave a very happily planned skating party Friday eve ning-at the Y, W. C. A. *gym.” which was one oi the largest and most enjoyvable events of the past week of interest to the school set. uring ihe evening delicious re freshments. were seived. . 45t Sy Ll L e The wiany fricnds of Miss Dor othy Nell Cole regret to learn of her illness at her home on Oco of reutine gym work. First was ai folk dance and the FHigh school girls who took part in this weré:’ Carroll Brown, Olivia Bloomfield, Byelyn Brown, Margaret Ed\i’a,rds,l Dorothy DBryant, Virginia Epps, Dorothy Fields, Alva Jo Hill, Pau llnw Hammond, Mildred MeConnell, Merle Higginbotham and Janet | Williaus. } .\'L‘.\jt came a formal work-out. The girls taking part in this in 'aclilitiuu to the girls named above were Nell Hawkes, Selena Blood worth, Martha Parr, Frances Lan ders, Lillian Christian, Margaret Hendon, Mildred Caine, Kathryn Gentry, Dorothy Cooper, Beverly Benson, Martha Griffith and Gwen, Collins . ; ? The . program was concluded uy] a demonstration of a few of the ‘bagketball formations and genemtl practice. First the squad came running on the floor, went into a huddle and gave a reusing cheer far the P.-T. A. The girls tak dng part in this demonstiation of team work were: ' Charlotte Con ner. . Dorothy Bryant, Gladys Brown, Flroence lLee Callahan, ‘Mary Dardan, BEleanor Eckfortl,l Margavet ¥dwards, Dorothy Flelds, * Kathryn Gentry, Phyllis Jenkins, | Anne Johnson, Helen Rose John son, Dorothy Philpot, Johnnie Sims, Joanna Stegeman, Annie Lee Sheriff, Eleanor Tucker andl Wilna Wrights »é d Pl oot the Legion Auxiliary will be hung in the cabin, together with those of past couumanders of the Legion post. : Announcement was made that Miss Moina Michael had offered to place her collection of World war mementoes and relics on ex hibit in the cabin. Refreshments were served dur ing the social hour by Mrs. Hil liard King, hostess chairman, as gisted by members of the executive bpard. A group of Legionnaives jév)ined the Auxiliary members dur ing the social hour. At the February meeting Mrs. R. TI.. Keener, chairman of pro grams, will have charge of the program, the theme of which will be “Americanism.” soo 5 ] IJ. C. Parham; assistant leader, Mrs. Fred Hale; secretary and lpul»licity chairman, Mrs. Fred | Hale; treasurer, Mrs. ¢, H. Bea | cham; personal service, Mrs. L. (K. Lewls; ways and means, Mrs. |R- G.. Martin, chairman, Mrs. fb‘loyd M¢Davis, Mrs. Ceell Ginn; :teleplmm- committee, Mrs, Scog {mus, Mra, G. 8. Wright, Mrs., T, {W. Inglett; program _committee 1 Mrs. H. E. McKinney, Mrs, .3 { Dye, Mrs. R. G. Martin; flower, ,%co;nmme,e,.l\lrs. JA. H. Brackett, {Mrs J. W. Scgogins, Mrs. Ed | LampkKkin; scrapbook chairman, IMrs. R. 3. M:gtin; publicgtlgn. écha‘irman, Mrs. <W. Inglett, ™ i Mrs. T. W. Tippett closed the i meeting with a beautiful prayer. | During the social hour the hostess i served delicious ice cream ang cake. a brief discussion; then a prayer by Mrs. R. A. Stewart, co-chair man. X The following officers were named for the year: Secretary and treasurer, Mrs. W. W. Silvey; Personal service chair-z man, Mrs, G. H. Firor; Publicity chairman, Mrs. W, W. Silvey; Publication chairman, Mrs. A, D, Gann. % ; After pgeneral discussions of | plans for the year, a social period | was very much enjoyed. - Present j were Megdames R. A, Stewart, R. | N Wilson, Q. H. Fhor. M. L.l Carithers, J...¥. -Pope, A 1 | Gann, W. T. Waller, W. W. Sii- | vey, W. F. McElreath, J. H. Wil liams and H. M. Rourk, jr. i —Publicity Chairman. : @ e i 12 Winter Fur-Trimmed Coats —We Have About a Dozen Winter Fur s ; 00 Trimmed Coats Carried Over From Last y Scason. Most All Are Silk Lined and Some Sold as High as $29.50, We Want the Room for New Spring Garments. Most of these Coats are Black and Small Sizes 14 to 20. Choice $5.00! | . - . New Spring Suits - Coats BRIGHTEN UP YOUR WARDROBE WITH A BRICHT COLORED SPRINGC SUIT OR COAT. WE ARE SHOWING NUMBERS OF NEW CARMENTS REASONABLY PRICED! ; §10.95 t $16.75 New Spring Dresses in Gay Coloring Whether it be a New Spring Dress at $4.95 or a Copy of some French Model at $18.75, you will find hundreds of New Dresses to select from at Lesser’s! Sizes 12 to 44, l esser's Apparel Shop “WHERE YOURAD;I'..II.;RNSS:L;VAE. MORE' CENTSV ~ Mr. ], C. Stiles Is _ Host to Forum Class Of Methodist Church Mr. J. C, Stiles, assisted by his wife, was host to the Forum clags of lirgt Methodist church, Wed nesday evenitig, at its regular monthly meeting. The class as sembled in the parlor, . Mys. Stiles ,of the Woihan's Bible clasg, very ably conductéd the devetional, building her talk around the swvbject, “Universal Spirvit.” 5 . e Business was presided over by Mr. Charles Martin, class presi dent. Treasuver reported that $23 was expended Christmasg to sup ply baskets of food, clothing and toys to four needy families. Re ports were given by other various officers, : : New projects were introduced and discussed, and a very bright future for 1935 is in store for the Forumm class. | It was a pleasure to meet with Mr. Stiles, whose hospitality wasg climaxed in the unique refresh-‘ ments. Among those present were 1\1:".1 J. C.! Stiles, Pr. and Mrs. 1‘)1“31 Nixon, Mrs. N. G. Slaughter, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Avant, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Scogging, Mr. and Mrs. Murray Wills, Mr. and Mrs, D. T. Vaughn, My, and Mri. B. T. Witcher. Mrs., Kroner Flee man, Mr. J. L. Taylor, Mr. Ben Mcßee, Mr. J. M. Lewis, and Mr. ' and Mrs, B. C. Crymes, % ! Visiting with the class were Mrs J. €. Stilex and little daughter, and Dr. and Mrs! Lester Rumb]e.l‘ -- - ] WOMEN'S MEETINGS | The Joy class of the Prince Ave-| nue Baptist chureh will held their regular imeeting Monday evening in the Men's Bible class room at §! o'clock. All members ars yrged to| be present. § | { Tty 1 The Womaw's Missiofary soci- l{ ety of the Young Harris Metho dist churen will hold. their first} meeting of the New Year at the{ chureh Monday afternoon, at 8:50 o'clock. Members are urged to at- i tend and visitors are always wel come. : ’ The Evening Group of Elnlnun-! uel ehurch will hold its reg‘ular‘ meeting in the Parish honse Wed- i nesday evening at 8 o'elock. Al full attendance is urged. ['l e ———— i The Business Girls Missionavy | circle of the First Methodist church will meet Tuesday evening | at 6:15 o'clock at the ehureh. All members urged lo.be pregent.. o Selected Income il a " o R : for January Investment ~_ Of interest to all investors having fundg to place at this time,i is & complete analysis and statistical report on several SpecifiG::: high-grade dividend-paying stocks and interest-bearing bonds . which has just been prepared by our Investment Information and Advisory Staff, Hach”of these issues is currently recomn-. L mended by the country’s most reliable and conservative invest o ment advisory authorities ag combining sound intrinsic value - with substantial income and the prospect of definite price gn—= | hancement. This report will be mailed to any investor promptly: - upon request. Ask for it today. oy ANNOUNCEMENT Eah We announce the removal of our offices from the fourteenth . floor of the Healey Building to new and larger quarters on the . ground floor of the same building, 61-63 Forsyth Street, N. W Atlanta. g YOU ARE INVITED g To visit offices at your convenience, and to communicate with us whenever you desire information or counse] on any inyest- : ment matter. It ig always a pleasure to be of any possible set vice to investors, without cost or obligation. Write now for a copy of the special analyvsis andi report described above. 5 5 COMPLETE INVESTMENT SERVICES 61-63 FORSYTH ST, N. W, s ATLANTA Orders Executed on All Leading Exchanges, i e PAGE THREE . s fj Central Presbyterian © Woman's Auxiliary Will Meet on Monday The monthly businesg and im= spirational meeting of the Wom~ an’s Auxiliary of Central thy& terinn church will be held Monday afternioon at 8:30 o'clock at the home ‘of Mrs. R. W. Woods, 594 Hill - street. e Mrs. Hoyt Miller, returned mis sionary from Africa, will speak on Foreign Missions. All members and visitors are cordially lnvltetﬂ to attend, ? MARGUERITE H. MERCK; »: Secretary. - . » - ¥ } M!SSIONARY SOCIETY > OCONEE SBT. METHODIST ' v MEETS MONDAY AFTERNOON The Woman's Missionary Society of Oconee Street church will hold the vegular monthly meeting Mon day afternoon gt the heme of Mrs, R. B. Wilson. All members are urged to be present present and visitors always welcome, okl s® % g Mrs., Lois Knox of Lexington: was a visitor here Friday. o ss 0 - Miss Catherine Rice of Com-. merce was among the visitors here Saturday. 24 T ARNOLD’S DOLLARSALE EXACTLY 47 ! DRESSES AT SILKS — COTTONS MAWNY COLORS AND STYLES SUITABLE FOR SPRING! Amazing Values THAT MUST BE SEEN TO BE APPRECIATED! MONDAY ONLY COME EARLY—THEY CAN'T LAST LONG! ARNOLD’S 165 EAST CLAYTON SBT.