Newspaper Page Text
sUNDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1935.
Plans Announced Saturday For D. A.R. Convention Here Next Month
P |
|
Ower 200 Persons |
Are Expected To |
Attend Gatbering’
March 20-23 Are Dates
For Meeting; Local
Chapter Is Host |
plans for the state D: A. R.‘
convention to be held in Athens
March 20, 21, and 22 were announ-'
ced Saturday by the local commit-~
tee in charge. y
The public is invited to thel
meetings, but tickets will be nec
essary for the social affairs, Mem
ners of Hlijah Clarke chapter may
purchase these any/ time before
March 10 from Mps. M. R. Red
wine. :
There are approximately 5,000
members and 100 chapters of the
organization in Georgia, and
around 200 persons are expected
{0 attend the convention. Regis- |
wration will take place on the ope
ning day, Wednesday, March 20,
it the Georgian hotel, which will
pe headquarters. The State ¥Exe
cutive hoard will meet there that
afternoon at 3 o’clock and the con
ferenca will be opened by a ban-,
quet Wednesday evening after]
which the convention will get un
der way at the University chapel.
Sanford Speaks
President 8. V. Sanford of the
University will welecome the dele
sates, after which Mayor A. G.
pudley will bring greetings from
the city, and Mrs. Julius Talmadge
will introduce the distinguished
guests present. A number of out
of the state women of prominence
in patriotic circles are expected
10 attend, Including Mrs. C. A. S.
Sinclair, National President of t_he]‘
Children of the Revolution, Mrs.
J .L.. Mauldin, State Regent of“
the South Carolina D. A. R. and
others.- 1
Thursday morning at 7:30 there
will be a breakfast for the state
officers at the Georgian hotel a.nd'{
at 9 o'clock the business meeting
at the chapel will be ‘held, fol-<
lowed by luncheom. A memorial
wrvice will feature the afternoon
meetings, and the Children of the
Revolution will be hostesses that
evening at a buffet supper, after
which the D. A. R. regents from
100 chapters will take part in a
pageant at Lucy Cobb chapel.
Friday morning will be de
voted to business, reports, resolu
tions and similar matters, after
which the eonvention will be closed
by a luncheon. It is. customary -to
deliver all prizes —and anfiounce.
awards at this final luncheon.
State Regent Mrs. John W. Dan
ie], Savannah, has announced that
she will have two pages: Misses
Margaret Wood and Rena Travis,
hoth of Savannah. Misg Travis
fs at present a student of the Uni
versity.
Other Officers
Other state officers, besides Mrs.
Daniel, are Mrs. W. E. Mann,
Dalton, first Vice Regent; Mrs.
John §. Adams, Dublin, second
Vice President; Mrs, Harrison
Higtower, Thomaston, récording
secretary; Mrs, Thomas Wg@od,
Savannah, corresponding secsnary:
Mrs. Thomas C. Mell, gAtlanta,
treasurer; Mrs., Jame ' Dawking
Cromer, Atlanta, auqfléz: Mrs. T.
0. Tabor, Elberton;’ consulting or
canizing secretary; Mrs. Sidney O.
Smith, Gainesville, librarian; Mrs.
J. L.. Beeson, Milledgevile, his
torian; Mrs. John M, 'Simmons,
Bainbridge, consulting registrar;
Mrs. Alfred N. Murray, Columbus,
reporter to Smithsonian Institute;
Mrs. J. Harold Nicholgon, Madi
son, curator; Mrs. Stewart Colley.
Grantville, genealogist; - Mrs. Johm
T. Dorsey, Mariétta, editor; Mrs.
Hazel Pope HenderSon, = “Albany,
assistant editor, and - Mrs. Julia
Bacon Osborne, Albamy, chaplain.
Miss Annie S. Crawford, regent
of the HElijah Clarke chapter D.
A. R., is general chairman of the
convention on the locial committees.
Th" other committees are as fol~
owWSs:
Arrangements: Mrs. J, H. Ruck
er, Mrs. Julius Talmadge, and
Mrs. D. F. Miller; Program: Mrs.
M. R. Redwine, Mrs. Julian Mec-
" 4 ~\) R
% i Y £
e
A ,
5/ —~— 7
“HANDS ACROSS THE
TABLE—-"
~—Bridge table, luncheon table
or the executive board table re-
Guire a good manicure.
-‘An ELECTRO manicure meets
this requirement.
~We have recently installed an
ELECTRO machine which as
surés you of a perfect manicure
at an introductory price of fifty
cents.
e ettt et e R SR 558
BEAUTY SHOPPE
et et et ——
Phone 9196
14474 Clayton Street
Makes Plans for D. A. R. Convention
. *
At {3B L T t 303 5 T KAV Ro, hadh LT RT AR
o 5 T e R RELR B B e i ST
t AL i / e : , ME L SERD R 3 i X p ¥
GAISE e A B e R e
) s e v
i I { g TP . §
s (el R<h X " i e T 2
; oNy S (i SRS e e
A i o §
3 ) I Yl SR e U ¢ o g
] g A :" 'v ; 3 i 5
e XA 4 pEARA, TR L B e ePV SG v
il L A RO LB PN
o 5 ’ eTS W s " o 1 = &
T RN, Y s
pE . e BEC ¥+ s J
s ol g B S L 2 % s
Y oL e e R T EE ey 1o ORI
3 3 oh R oy CE A s §
Cr S
v Rt : & <R R
2 SR SRR GRIT ST SIS LN e S E
AL v I o R R
2 et £ el e A
BL L e
i ¢ ; . §7e o R R L
i T T A
: e ..'*s.":*.%"??‘ :
G =i : e paleh
: b : DT T R R
: b =7 L éi ook i
b 8 goG s el (e A
W Re 8 R 5
& U R i R e
Tl gl R A e G
P B N N S A SRS e
; . S sR S it T
; s ! TR R T |oY TN
: ; LA P },{, Tl
1 o S .f‘“{ ee “2 ‘f.?, 5
B : LB TR -
i ¢ 3% % G Vel «2‘3" Y R
: J B PR aseie
, BENAT T R T -
¥ 9 o S i R R 35'4 foeris
P i 5 e i -2 AR g o R R R
o AR g -':‘;*?e;.fl%q S
B SRR SR R e e 3
o L R *“#';xfii;f?"*:fiw KP4y,
- N LN %“f’** % 'n,‘;"f‘r?f.— %Y
i % LR el ALV ST R
» ) ; s B S e A 3:( ‘9 $ s
t > LT Gy RN 7",} Lol AR B R
i : o O e R Rt RN
*A i S
. I IR e .151 SaR A R i A
i W OROE Aey 3 Boidity €2 2 sxflw-r’k i
i = e BN bT T N o ePR
K ) PRt ST i ol o 2 ] LR O »;}3“?"':?;*,“1‘! R
§et e Si e A e o % u,;'g%' g
o T R foadapt il . i AR RS (n
i L e 8- R R i R ’};fi‘:"'
8 F 5 e 5. AR ‘,'E‘”‘~'?‘;v.§"‘. v S
g pAT o fifi"*'lv" ""wt‘»z‘ i ‘3"3
P i e Ry Be, T PRt PRI Y
e 5 Yo . LPR SO S A "‘:‘"'3333‘%
: i st G N R T A ey
. el kgl T LAY >7~s&)Ԥ;:v ot @' AR g
USSR e bt AR U
¢ y TRt ioo Re S e A 'g_
f It S 0 / L R e GRS R et
. B Sl s‘%‘”’:§'M Soigh . G RERE
LI SR o s L PRI o B e
¥t T TNy . ;}!?__;__‘ S eo e 4
- &
eR P Y
B e
RERETEEs, e R o o 8
R DT S
3 5 3 RR R ]
R e e
R R ]
R 0 e e
R s BRI RS
R s 20 -::fi;:-:;:;:s;; RS 4
o R Be S 5, S R
R SR oo B s )
R S R
RS R _v,,_,_',,;;:;:;:;:;:;:;:Egg);;;:;:-:;.;:_:4;;
e B o SRR .
o BB T R
Ro R R
st a 8 R
RS R e A
?-?.2:?;:'--':5”“., e -:-:2:?:7\.?-:1‘,‘:'-:5:;:~1:1:1'1:1
b t;'&%fi'-: R v
R o
b 3 3 R R
e % :-_.3;4:4:.::;:::, R
o R RO, R W SRt
?3"5-:" R o
i R e A R
R R .
D,
o ey S
[ R R S st A
R D AR R
e - .
i e
R
O
A ‘;'2s%‘ R N
S R
G B}; R
PR R SR POO . Ry
e e S 35 A R
o Ty ~§ ..
B ey
s R S
R s S
EZROR e =
w R
?‘m&%)& T s
I R X
o Rt ek
SR R R ‘&’
me R e
Above are three of the members
‘of the Elijah Clarke chapte, of
D.A.R. in charge of arrangements
for the convention. They are Mrs.
Julian McCurry (at top), Miss An
nie Crawford (lower left) and Mrs.
Julius Y.:Talmadge.
ccurry, and Mys. Julius Talmadge;
Credentials: ~Mrs. J. T. Dudley,
Mrs. Peter F.: Brown and Mrs. E.
L. Griggs; Hospitality: Mrs, "
B. ‘Ritchie, Mrs. S, V. Sanford,
Mrs. Joel Wire, Mrs. Alex Rhodes,
and * Mps. -Lamar 'C. Rucker;
Pages: Mrs. Henry West and Mrs,
Henry Reid; Publicity: Mrs. Ar-l
thur Gannon; Decoration: Miss
Frances Talmage; and Transpor
tation: Migs, Mary Hunnicutt.
. " Other lopal committees will =he
announced later. 0
3y rE IS ,
Mrs. ‘H. L. Bass Is i
- Hostess to Circle 4, of l
Prince Avenue Baptist
Circle 4,00 f the Prince Avenue
Baptist Woman's Missionary Soci-!
éty ‘miet 'Tuesddy’ afternoon at the
home of Mrs. H. L. Bass, 1
* The 'meeting was ‘opened with
prayer.by Mrs, C. C, Shackel- |
ford, Mrs. H. H. Shiflett led the
devotional using as her scripture
lesson Romans 8. She gave a very
interesting lesson bringing out the
fact that we must love and strive
for eternal things and not let
wordly things crowd Christ out
.of our lives, but open our hearts to
receive God’s blessings. She closed
the devotional with prayer.
It was decided to visit two
“shut-ins) during the month of
!F-ebnu_apy. i y .
“After a short business meeting
delicious refreshments were gserved |
by. Mrs, Bass, .The following wera |
preent: Mrs. B. H. Mundy, Mrs,f
G. W. Smith, Mrs. Claude Craft, |
Mrs. Harvey Seagraves, Mrs. I{‘l
H. Shiflett; .~ Mrs. Jewel ' Short, |
Mrs. J. H. Logan, 'Mrs. . ]
Maddox, Mrs. H. A. Maley, Mrs. |
Hoyt Brown, Mrs. C. G. Chand
lgr, Mrs. V.. C. Smith, Mrs.
Grady Seagraves, Mrs. J. Lolli<ll
Pendley, Mrs. C. C. Shackelford,
Mrs. W. F. Davis, Mrs. H. L. |
Bass, and Mrs. C. . Kidd.
—Publicity Chairman,
» * -
Presbyterian Church
Service Group Gives
Silver Tea Thursday
= "Che Service Group of the First
Presbyterian church will give a
beautiful Silver tea Thursday aft
ernoon Feb. 14, at the lovely home
of Mrs. L. 8. Davis on Woodlawn
t"a.venue from 4:30 to 6:30 o'clock.
Many will remember the delightful
‘tea given last summer by this
The proceeds will go towards re
m-m;mfedo'r of the church.
Everybody is invited and the tea
‘will contr yery charmingly t 0
Sttt eSI e e
sk
R ¥ -
SR N R
. AR R
BSR B 3 e -
G R e - s\(.
R R RN Y,
BRI PR SSS R Bt
SRR R b
AR ST s
N 3
R R
. s W :
SR
R g
RS SR B o
WA R s&} G =
Betity |
Bgm UHa Tl SO
Pl PR AR y
By MR R
gy SOML. PR - . -
e hEay . RO RIS |+ 3
oy GopARET s, <
AN PR :;:;:;;-,3&:}?_;.‘;:;;;;;3;;. ik SRR
iy DUREREERRY oo ennioii AR
5t R BB R N
EE A g Srmß e (e
Ve jt R AL SIS st RN
Wl IR e Rt '-'i':!E:';';151::l:§?;:1:§t§§:25-_-:;:5:5-‘1 e
SERT MRNNRIOE R
< il Y
R ORRNS e R S
RO A TN R e
Ry R R
iB $% SETE R L
PR g 5 R Oe e
e A ';lfi 3’
R 2 B R
s 5% B
B B g AR *j
o S g
S 5 Wi 8 ]
S 4 gl
& R B
e ¥ R 3 B sl
e b N SN R
B S o
PR B
_:«1"‘," T R
B RT E
| .a?”""‘"‘g‘
SN
°<B e .
FORUM CLASS OF - .
FIRST METHODIST
IS ENTERTAINED
Group No. 2 entertained the
Forums class of First Methodist
church at the heme of Dr, and
Mrs. E. H. Dixon, Tuesday eve
ning, Feb. sth, this being the reg
uar monthly meeting.*. -7. "'
The theme of Dr. J. T. Whee,
ler's © devotional discussion ‘was
“Salary, Service,, Satisfaction, and
Salvation”. He pictured, im his
most” capable manner, how each of
these. could be applied to our daily
lives. Dr. Lester Rumble, visit
ing with the class, closed the de
votional with prayer. ' 1
In keeping with. the devotional,
Mrs. John Taylor = réndered the
vocal selection - “Ready.” g
- Mr. Chas. Martin presided over
an interesting business séssion. Of
ficers and committee chairmen
gave encouraging reports.
Mrs. D. T. Vaughn invited the
cdlass to nfeet) with her ait Hher
home, 263 Milledge Circle, for the
March meeting. g
Interesting games arranged byl
Mrs. Dixon, and the Dixon’s 'hos~l
pitality were enjoyed by alt.
Those present were: Dr, andl
Mrs. Wheeler, Mr. and Mrs,
Chas. Martin, Mr. and Mrs. John‘
Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Scog~|
gins, Dr. gnd Mrs. Ru‘fus Snyder,
Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Vaughn, Mrs.
Fleeman, Mrs. B. F. Witcher, Mr.
Styles, Mr. and Mrs. -Herman
Avant, Dr. and Mrs, E. H. Dixon,
Ellis and Gloria Dixon, Dr. Les
ter Rumble.\ and Mr, and Mrs.
E. C. Crymes.’ J
—Publicity Chairman,
*% d .
Valentine Party Is = . . .
Planned For School
Thursday Afternoon
Childs street school s planning
an elaborate Valentine' party for
February 14, Thursday afternoon
from 3:30 to 4:30 o'clock. Roem
No. 3, Miss Bird’s Sixth grade,
which sang the ‘Christmas carols
'so beautifully, will put on an en
tertaining feature.
' The grade mothefs are sponsor
ing this party and delicious re
}freshments will be sold for a penny
ieach. One cent will be charged
for entrance, one cent’ for ecandy,
one cent for sandwiches, one cent
Efor chocolate, m::s, and cookies.
. *
| o
Mrs. C.o B. Hunter, of Rich
mond, Va., is spending sometime
with her neice and nephew, Mr.
ana Mrs. B. F. Kenyon st 357
YHE BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS, GEORGIA
American Legion Auxiliary Meeting ‘
At Log Cabin Frday; Miss Freddie
Hill Presents Two Gifts To Chapter
The amerrcan Legion Auxiliary
of the Allen R. Fleming Post held
its February meeting Friday aft
ernoon at the Log Cabin on
Lumpkin street. Mrs, Jake Joel,
president, presided. :
The meeting was opened as
Misses Marinana Smith and
Aleene Hodgson entered bearing
the United States flag and the
Legion flag, while ‘the members
sang the Star Spangled Banner.
Pledge to the flag was given,
followed by the Lord's prayer.
Minutes of the last meeting
were read, treasurer's report
adopted and committee reports
heard. '
Mrs. Weaver Bridges was given
the prize {or securing the most
members.
A framed list of the charter
members and two citations for
work done by the auxiliary was
presented to the chapter by Miss
Freddie Hill, sergeant-at-arms.
A silver tea will be given at an
early date so that the friends of
‘the auxiliary may visit the new
HWome. Miss Moina Michael offer
ed her large collection of war
relics for the occasion.
During the month of March the
auxiliary will be hostess to Hos
pital 62 at Augusta.
Atlanta Habersham Garden Club
Plans Flower School February 27-28
Habersham ' Garden Club of At
lanta, will hold a course in Jjudg=
ing, arranging and exhibiting for
amateur flower shows in Atlanta
on February 27th and 28th. The
course will be open to exhibitors
as well g 5 those who wish to take
the examination toward becoming
accepted judges. Bach Garden club
is urged to send at least two mem
hers.
John C. Wister, former presi
dent of the American Iris Society
and gn authority on horticultural
subjects, will lecture on “Grow
ing Flowers for Exhibition”. Mrs.
Wheeler H. Peckham, member of
the advisory board of the New
York Botanical Society, will have
as her subject “The Flower Show
and How to Judge It.” |
John T. Arms, of Fairfield,
Conn., will give an illistrated talk
on “How to Make Arrangements’,
For those who wish to take the
test, there will be a questionaire
at 8 p. m., February 28th. Those
passing the test- will be entitled
to a. membership card and names
will be listed. with the State club,
Lessons will be held in the morn
ings and afternoons in order 10
shorten the time for those com
ing from distant points. A charge
of $5.00 per person will be made
for the judging course, $1.50 each
for separate lectures. Clubs hav
ing five or more members pres
ent will be given a rate of $4.00
for the series.
Those attending are invited to
a tea to be given by the Haber
sham club, Wednesday afternoon,
February 27th from b to 6 o’clock,
N GEW‘S| les
: Copies of
Shirley’'s O
# e s
. / / _i;.§.~‘~::ss§‘“ ,_‘;} oQ,
; "-?';fi-‘:f G
b . o
& e
. 7 Every Other
e
T Them for 1.98!
T
PN EE Do orsnce e
i« @ = . .. French ging
= hams! All ‘exacty
. & 2 like Shirley wore in
[s | her movies—in sizes
.. 2 to 62. A super-su
e per value!
S s
S @ '
& o ‘“
S“\‘\‘ Young Folks Shop
| Mesdames Banister, Gordon and
Frank Nash of Ila were guests.
In the absence of the American
ism chairman, Mrs. Harold Hodg
son, first vice-president, intro
duced the speakers, Miss ‘Annie
Crawford of the Elijah Clarke
! Chapter of the D. A. R., and Mrs.
' C. C. Kimsey of the Laura Ruth
‘ertord chapter of the U, D. C.
! Miss Crawford spoke on the
“Unity, of Purpose,” saying that
we must put purpose above self
and set a goal and be masters of
our own fate.
Work of the U. D. C. with the
Confederate veterans . was dis
cussed by Mrs. Kimsey. She
| urged members to look to the one
(from whom all our blessings come.
Miss Hassie Brown of the Span
ish War Veterans, pointed out
the' need for protecting and de
fending the nation against Un-
American practices. She preseQéte:l
a framed declaration of Ameri
canism to bhe hung on the wall of
the cabin.
Two stanzas of “America” were
sung as the color bearers retired
with the flags.
o Hlostesses were Mrs. Jim Costa,
Mr:. C. B, Daniels. and Mrs.
Bessie Lanier.
Refreshments of punch and cake
were served.
The program follows:
’ February 27th, 10:30 a. m.—
12:30 p. m.: “Growing Flowers for
Exhibition and Staging”—John C.
Wister.
February 27th, 2:30 p. m.—4:30
P. m.: “The Flower Show and
How to Judge It”"-—Mrs. Wheeler
H. Peckham.
February 28th, 10:30 a, m.—
12:30 p. m.: “Design in Flower
Arrangement’—John Taylor Arms,
February 28th, 2:30 p, m.—4:30
p. m.: “The Actual Judging of
Flower Arrangements” -— Mrs.
Wiheeler H. Peckham,
> > -
Sew and Study Group
Meets Tuesday at 4:00
The Sew and Study Group of
Barrow school will hold the
fourth of its stimulating series of
meetings on Tuesday, February 12,
at 4 o'clock at the school. Miss
Florence Young, who is connected
with the university as associate
professor of education and psych
ology will lead the discussion on
the subject of “Discipline.” In
view of the fact that Miss Young
has been closely associated with
children in the Laboratory school
of the Department of KEducation
and that the subject is of such
interest to all parents, this meet
ing is one of the most anticipated
in the excellent series.
. - .
Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Wardlaw
of Atlanta came over Saturday for
the funeral of Dr. Jere M. Pound.
Y.W.CAA. CALENDAR
Several board and committee
members are planning to attend
the institute to be held at the At
lanta. Y, W. C. A. Tuesday and
Wednesday of thig week, Miss
Anna V. Rice, general secretary
of the National board, Miss Julia
Capen and Miss Annie Kate Gil
bert, also of the National staff
in New York city will be speak
ers at this meeting.
Miss Annie Kate Gilbert of the
National staff spent two days with
our local association this week and
went over our local program with
the board of directors. She urges
a full attendance at the institute
in Atlanta. ‘
Miss Susan Barnes, who has
been living at the Y. W. C. A.
and working with ' the Bankhead
act left for her home in Green
ville, 8. C, Saturday.
The Happy Hour club is hav
ing g Valentine party at the club
room on Chase street Monday
afternoon at 3:30.
The O. K. club is having a
skating party ,at the Y, W. C. A.
home Monday night at 6 o’clock.
The Entrous Nous club is call
ing a very important meeting
Monday night at the Y. W. C. A.:
home at 8 o'clock to discuss the
time and place for putting on the
comedy-play “Eyes of Love”. This
meeting will be followed by a
practice of the play under the di
rection of Mrs, Alice Jones Wood.
On Tuesday at 6 o'clock Mrs.l
Vera Murry is calling a meeting
of the program committee of the‘
Business Girls club, }
—_— :
The High school Girl Reserve
club will meet Tuesday at” 3:30
p. m. for a play practice at the
Yo Wi €, As |
The Junior High school Girls
Reserve club will meet in the Y.
W. C. A. gymnasium Wednesday
at 2:30 p, m, ‘
The volleyball team will meet
Monday, Wednesday and Thursday
nights at 8 o'clock.
e e e
The G. A's of the Baptist church
under the direction of Mrs. Roy
Bailey will have a skating party
at the Y. W. C. A. IFriday eve~
ing at 8 o'clock.
. ® -
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Treadaway
and little daughter, Betty, will
spend the week-end in Augusta
‘going down for the dedication of
\bh.e new Trinity Methodist church,
. » .
The many friends of Mrs. W.
J. Smith will be pleased to learn
that she is greatly improved from
a recent illness,
Ly Get Out of February!
B =, &
P
B -
L 7 =7 B, :
Cilbmmr gSt A% In oa s
g e
G e R
B R R )( V£ A .
A S ({ o '
R E':if"::::" "5:51551 :::::; "~ - f '
Ay N R R W ” M k I M Y
BNN P 1 are It May *or XOu.
v A R :
eP N A
S b X N
R E b e T
Y e B Y
':’ 3 P%% G "":g;/::.,‘-:i"' 24
g i : % R
R .~;-:3: T s i 4 . 5 \
EAN N Loy —Spring Coats in the most de-
B Y OO RN :
“"'w/;,,‘ A'v§<j¢;fif3 llghtfl” StYIeS and colors . .. . as
o A %;’: i .
i &« .7 enchanting as an afternoon frock
b TN R : .
? or as free and informal as a sport
A o R
i ) costume . . . all calculated to
s W $
o make you charmingly unaware of
A,
E the date.
L o
s 4
B
$ 0 e
v #*
i e
. OB y
i [
. = 18 M
b ik Iy
)B L g
‘M?%/ &;@‘s} . R Al
R S i s 5 I 8 TS
L A 2
By 5 G s A Gl B N
. it f % e
S g P P N
SR e iy bR
o - ¢/\) ! s ¥
B R B 0 0 g N 5%
e Fo e - R W
o 0 g f /k“i\«
BEPGR T S (P 8 & %
R R % Ry Pl g
7 DR .- s o i I I e - P % .
g it v
= o N
s 3 B P
o 2 e ‘a K:é ;t e
T 2 gSR
e B 0
. fi*@’ - 8
% 38 Fig
i 'y
o ¢ bR
o A 3
. R s
Sy g
<
‘\ *
. 5
CHI OMECAS PLAN |
TEA ON TUESDAY.
: |
The Chi Omega sorority wili
give a beautiful tea Tuesday aft
ernoon in honor of the new chap-‘
ter Delti Phi Epsilon, at thdri
lovely home on Milledge avenue
from 4:30 to 6 o'clock. The oc
casion wili mark one of the most
notable social events of -the com
ing week of interest to the college
set.
“seECIAL‘//
By ¢ e
=y sy 00
e SN
@ 5 .fi"kir \w priie B
ic AR
Here’s your chance to equip your home with a brand ¢
new, right from the factory, General Electric Cleaner
at a price that’s unbelievably low.
It’s a great value—but there are many others in the
G-E Cleaner line that you should see, too, before
making your selection. For example, the ‘‘Popular”
at $31.95 and the new ‘“‘Lite*Way’’ at $39.95 are two
motor-driven brush cleaners which are worth in
vestigating.
Come in and see all three today . . . or call us and we’ll
demonstrate them in your home. And be sure to ask
about the General Electric Complete Cleaner Service.
MICHAEL’S
VISIT THE COMPLETE ELECTRIC SHOP ON
MICHAEL’S THIRD FLOOR
PAGE ONE-A
LAMBA CHI ALPHA
GCIVES HOUSE DANCE
The Lambda Chi Alpha frater=
nity gave an informal house dance:
Saturday evening at their home
from 9 ¢'clock to 12 o’clock. Amo@
‘the chaperons were Mr, and m
Leo Belcher and Mr. and Mrs,
Sam Gardner. A congenial group
of the college set enjoyed the do-;
lightful occasion, :
s s
Miss Myrtle Caldwell of Union
Point spent Saturday here,
