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Circle To Sponsor
Silver Tea Tuesday
Interesting Program Ar
ranged By Young Harris
Church Circle No. 1,
A Silver Tea will be sponsored
by Circle No. 1 of the Woman’'s
Missionary society of the Young
Harris church, Tuesday afternoon
at the parsonage from 4 to 6|
oelock. A very interesting pro-|
gram has beep arranged (-nnsish?
ing of: !
Program by Pupils of Genevieve
Lawrence g
Piano: “Eskimo Lullaby”-“The|
Jolly Workman” — D. G. Blake:|
Warren Smith. |
Pianc duet: “I\larlh:L“——l"luun\‘:‘
Billy Christian-Kathryn Kelly. |
Piano solo: “The Rabbit Rm'els‘
and Romps Away”’ — Williams: |
Ruby Anp Erwin.
Symphony orchestra mnnhm‘s:f
“A Crow Story”, Bilbro; “Indian
Dance in the Firelight'’, Mvimyrr—:l
By Warren Smith, Billy (‘hristian.l
J. ‘B. Nelms, Ruby Anp Erwin,
Kathryn Kelly and Mary LF‘sto!‘,’
accompanied at piano by Virginia
Erwin.
Pjano solo: “The Moon-Glade’— |
MacDonald: Warren Smith. ‘
Piano solo: “Fairy Bell"—Brag
don: Kathryn Kelly.
Orchestra No.: “Rustic Fiddler”,
Presser: Piano accompanist, Kath
eryn Kelly.
Piano solo: “Dolly's Funeral™:
Tschaikowsky: Virginia Erwin.
Playet—“Evening in the Studio”
The characters are:
Miss Patience: Virginia Erwin.
High C—Kathryn Kelly.
Liow C—Warren Smith.
Middle C—Ruby Anny Erwin.
Thiré Space C—Viviap Mealor.
Second Space 'C—Billy Christian }
Other musical numbers and read- |
ings will be given some of which |
will be by Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Spinks,
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Legion Auxiliary
" Elects Delegates
To State Meeting
The American Legion Auxiliary,
held its final meeting of the sea
son Friday in the Legion Log
Cabin with Mrs, Jacob B. Joel
presiding
The chairmen made their reports
giving a resume of the year’s
work. Delegates ‘elected to the
Americap Legion and Auxiliary
convention in Macon in August are
Mrs. Jacob B. Joel, Mrs. Carl
Saye, Mrs. H. Hodgson, and Mrs.
J. M. Lewis. Alternates chosen
were Mrs. T. Camarata, Mrs. F.
Mitehell, Mrs. C. Henson and Mrs.
A. D. Gann. |
_Friday’s program wag very in-|
teresting, with Mrs. J. M. Lewis,
Me%wrial chairman, giving a very
mlglrlng and beautiful talk. Mrs.
Joel rendered two sorgs, and after
the meeting adjourned @ social
hour was enjoyed with Mrs. G.
Cook, and Mrs. A, H. Brackett
as the gracious hostesses,
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Shustermans to Visit
Cincinnati and Dayton
Rabbi and Mrs. Abraham Shus-z
terman and daughter Sara Lee will
leave Tuesday morning for Cinein
nati and Dayton, Ohio, where they
will visit relatives and where|
Rabbi Shusterman will take a pre
liminary examination for his .doc-‘l
tor’® degree.
They will remain away a month,
spending a week in Chicago where
Rabbi Shusterman will attend the
annual session of the Central Con
ference of America-r‘n Rabbis.
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Prince Avenue Baptist
Circle Entertained By
Mrs. ). H. Logan Tuesday
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Circle No. 4 of Prince Avenue
Baptist W. M. S. met Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. J.
H. Logan.
The meeting was opened with
prayer by Mrs. H. E. Williams,
Mrs. Annie O’Farrell led the de
wvotional, using as her scripture
reading the 100th Psalm,
She said, “We should tell God
that we love him with gladness
and be proud te do something for
the Lord. We should give Bim un
selfish service. He is God. Nothing
is made without Him. He has
ownership and our gifts are used
te either glorify or shadow Him.
When we go into His house, we
must go to worship Him with
hearts filled with joy and forge:
gossip. Where would we be with
out His mercy? No matter how
many sins we commit, if we re
pent, He forgives. There is no
change in truth. The word of God
is always the same and we must
absorb it.”
: éfizter a short business meeting
gelicious refreshments were served
by Mrs. Logan,
Those present were' Mrs. Annig
O'Farrell, Mrs. C. C. Shackelford,
Mrs. Jewell Short, Mrs. Claud2
Craft, Mrs. G. V. Smith, Mrs.
Oswalt, Mrs. J. H. Logan, Mrs.
H. E. Willilams, and Mrs. C. E.
Kidd.
~—Publicity Chairman,
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Miss Sarah Matthews
- Will Honor Miss Hill
Miss Sarah Matthews will enter
tain Tuesday afternoon at a heau
tiful bridge party, given in honor
of Miss Annie Laura Hill, charm
ing bride-elect of June, who is be
ing feted daily at a lovely series of
pre-nuptial parties.
Miss Matthews will entertain at
the: attractive home of Mrs. H.
H. Cobbh, on Milledge avenue,
which will mark one of) the sea
son's most delightful social events
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LANGFORD-DOSTER
Mr. and Mrs. R, A. Langford
of Danielsville, announce the mar
riage of their daughter, Clara Alice,
to Mr. Louis Doster, June 9, which
was solemnized in Anderson, S, C.
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Mre, Dennis Hyder of Commerce,
)ig the guest of Mrs. Claude Guest.
Ohio Visitor Center
Of Series of Parties
Miss Jane Mattox of Ohio, the
attractive guest of Miss Eleanor
Williams, is receiving many love
ly social courtesies, and this eve
ning Miss Williams is entertaining
at an open house in honor of Miss
Mattox, which will assemble the
college set for a very happily and
charmingly planned social occasi
on. A wealth of gorgeous garden |
flowers will decorate the delightful
home.
. Tuesday Mrs. James Barrow will
entertain at a beautiful luncheon
complimenting the charming visi
tor, and covers will be placed for
twelve guests, members of the col
lege set. The usual lovely hospi
tality of the gracious hostess will
be happily extended.
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Mr. Sam Wood of Atlanta, spent
Sunday here with relatives.
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have had long years of experience to fit you in shoes. .
These gentlemen will always be glad to serve you and we extend you one and all an invitation to visit Gallant-Belk Company’s shoe department and EUY
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Mrs. Julius Talmadge Attends ; |
D. A. R' Meeting In Washington
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~ Mrs. Julius Talmadge, Record
ing Secretary General of the Na
tional society, Daughters of the
American Revolution, returned Sat
urday afternoon from Washington,
D. 'C., where she attended a spec
ial meeting ¢? the National Board
of Management and also a meeting
of the executive committee of
which she is recording secretary,
in addition to being chairman of
the national auditing committee.
After ‘the adjournment of the
business meetings. Mrs. Becker,
the President-General; Mrs. Pouch,
organizing secretary general, Mrs. |
Talmadge, recording secretary gen- |
eral, and Mrs. Henry Robert,
treasurer general, motored to An
napolis where they were members |
THE BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS, GEORGIA
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of a house-party in the home of
Mrs. Robert.
As this was “June Week” at An
napolis, they enjoyed special at
tentions showp them at the grad
uating exercises and at the “Pre
sentation Ceremony” when the
President General followed the un
usual custom of presenting a
sword from the national society, D.
A. R. to the best drilled midship
man,
On Thursday, Mrs. Becker, Mrs.
Robert and Mrs. Talmadge were
“honor guests at an elaborate lun
cheon given at the Baltimors
Country club by the Maryland D.
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Mr. Louis Cole of Atlanta, spent
iSunday here, ! !
'Miss Bertha Davison
i Gives Recital Tuesday
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, Miss Bertha Davison's piano re
cital will be an interesting event
of Tuesday afternoon at 4:30
o’clock, at which time she will pre
sent her young pupils inan artis
jtic program which was carried in
Sunday’s Banner-Herald. g
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| ATHENS CHAPTER NO. 268, [
[o. E. S.MEETS MONDAY ;
f Athens Chapter No. 268, O. E.
S., will meet Monday evening in
}the Masonic Temple at 8:30
| o'clock. All members and visitors
iwill be cordially *welcomed. |
| MRS. LILLIAN KNOWLES, |
f Worthy Matron. |
| MRS. LUELLA EPTING, !
z Secretary.
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. Mrs. J. A. Hill and children of
LaGrange spent Sunday here vis-l
iting relatives. 3
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PERSONALS
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Mrs. J. M. Brown of Norris,
Tenn., is visiting her parents, Mr,
and Mrs. Sam Wood.
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Miss Julia Stovall, who has
| been visiting Miss Floyd Foster in
;Madison, returns Tuesday, accom
| panied by Miss Foster who will
| be her guest, and will be given a
{cordial welcome by her many
friends here.
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f Mrs. Frank Mclntyre of Savan
'mah, is the guest of Mrs. James
' Barrow, coming up for the gradu
' atino of her daughter, Miss Cor
}'nelia Mclntyre, who is an honor
student.
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Miss Susie Griffeth spent Sun
day. in Jeffergon, the guest of her
sister, Mrs. B. F. Lyle.
Misses Mamie MecKie and An
nie Sue McKie, Mrs. Hampton
Rowland and Misses Bird, and
Amerita Smith formed a congeni
al party spending the week-end in
the mountains of North Carolina
at the summer home of Mrs. Wil
liam Harber, of Commerce.
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Mrs. Juliap Cox has returned
from Clarkesville after a visit to
her mother,
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Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Smith and
attractive young son, Norman,
have returned from a visit to Sa
vannah. :
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Mr. Bradford Hackgtt of At
lanta, was the guest of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Hackett Sun
day. i
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Misses Evelyn, Ann, and Bar
bara Dunston of Rome, are spend
ing the summer here with relatives
and friends.
MONDAY, JUNE 10, 1935
ssedies i A eo i
TN Williamsg m
Florida, spent today pey, - 20,
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Mrs. A, O, Dunaway
an
{ ily “left by motor for wash‘znf&m-.
Diuc., Saturday morpjpg. %‘h“e?
will go via the She S
3 * » n-andud'h ‘a“ey.
- Mr. and Mrs. Abit Nix p
‘Saturday evening from ent.l;rm
‘Washington, D, ¢, "
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Mr. and Mrs, Lamar Friengg
and children, and wmr, Carl He"
drix, jr., were guests of relauvfl'
‘and friends in Douglas, Ga,, ye'
‘terday. .
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. Mrs, Sallie Leachmanp IS spenq.
.ing this week in Pendergrag th
guest of relatives., . ! o
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Misses Maggie Jo Shammop of
Dacula, Louise Hintoy, ang Mary
Martin left Sunday afternoon fi
Ta.mpa, Miami and other Dbointg g
Florida.
