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THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1935,
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OCONEE HEIGHTS—Miss Mil
dred Lester was the charming hos
tess at a garden party Friday eve
ning at the home of her mother,
Mrs. Madeline Lester on the Jef
ferson road.
The living rcom and hall of the
home were decorated most artisti
cally. Vari-colered flowers from
Mrs. Puryear’s garden were ar
ranged in a very beautiful manner.
manner,
Unique games and proms were
the feature-of the evening. Punch
and frozen refreshments were ser
ved.
Miss Lester was assisted in en
tertaining by her sister, Miss Eth
elyn Lester and her brother, Mr.
Raymond Lester.
About thirty-five guests enjoyed
Miss Lester’s delightful hospitality.
Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Martin enter
tained a number of relatives and
friends at a fish fry Wednesday
night at Fowler's Lake,
Miss Ethel Lowe spent last week
with .her grandmother, Mrs. Tom
Woods.
The friends of Mrs. Redmond
are glad to know of her recovery
from a recent severe illness. Mrs.
Redmond is the mother of Mr.
charles Redmond, who has just
graduated with honors from the
University High school and. also
of Master Billy Redmond.
Rev. D. L. Hagood organized a
paseball team Thursday afternoon
with the boys from Boggs church.
Mr.-Jay Smith, a University of
(ieorgia student from Waleska, was
4 visitor here Sunday.
Miss Mildred Lester and Miss
Martin Poss will represent Oconee
Heights 4-H club in the county
demonstration July 17, at Dawson
hall. The demonstration given by
these girls will be a playlet intro
ducing a book review.
Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Zuber and at
tractive little daughter, of Green
ville, S. C., are guests of Mrs. R.
T. Martin.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Strickland
and daughter, of Greenville, will
visit’ Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Thur
mond at an early date.
Mr. Maxwell Thurmond returned
sunday to Inman, S. C., where he
will be with Dr. and Mrs. Canady.
Miss Pinkie Fowler is in Oxford,
attending the Young Peoples’ meet
ing. Miss Fowler is a delegate
from Prospect church Epworth
L.eague.
Among those attending the 4-H
club camp at Jennings mill last
week were Misses Martha Sue
Moore, Daisy Wells, Jimmie and
Serena Martin, Catherine Vaughn
and Mildred Lester, president of the
Oconee Heights club.
Mrs. Sidney Hardy has returned
from Fort Benning and Atlanta.
where she visited her sons.
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Wives of Delegates to Ag
- ricultural Engineering
- Meeting Honored
A Dbeautiful garden party was
given this afternoon in the pic~l
turesque garden of Mrs. J. T.
Wheeler on University Drive for
the wives of delegates attendingl
the convention of agricultural en
gineers, an important conference
of several hundred : people being
held at the University College of
Agriculture. The delightful wea-.
ther and lovely garden contribut
ed largely to the enjoyable party.
The elaborate luncheon given |
Wednesday by the University was
a charming entertainment. The
decorations were magnolias and
gardenias which added beauty to
handsome Memorial hall, always
very attractive and lovely. Onel
visitor remarked at the wealth of
gardenias, saying that in Califor
nia they were one dollar each, and
we wonder if Athenians appreci
ate how bountifully one or more
bushes adorn so many -gardens
here.
A barbecue and a beautiful
bridge party added pleasurable
interest to the many social activi
ties whieh have honored the visi
tors.
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NICHOLSON NEWS |
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BY J. L. BARNETT
NICHOLSON, Ga. — The fine
showers that have been falling in'
this section the past few days are
certainly welcome visitors, as the‘
farmers were needing rain on the
corn crops and gardens, especially,
There will be preaching services
at the Fire Baptized Holiness
church' Saturday evening, Sunday
morning and evening. You are in
vited to attend.
Rev. Paul Brady and Rev. Adrian
Kirby left, Monday for LaGrange,|
where they will be in services a!
few days. :
Mr. T. W. Phillips and family, |
and a number of friends enjoyed |
his birthday dinner Sunday.
Rev. T. C. Putman and t'amilyl
}of Newry, S. C. were visiting
among friends here Sunday.
| Miss Nellie Barnett is a visitorl
| near Danielsville, the guest of re-t
| latives and friends. |
I Mrs. G. W. Price and Mrs. Mattie
| Watson of Toccoa, were among the
| Sunday guests of friends here. I
Rev. D. M. Joiner of Watkins
‘ ville, preached here on Sunday eve
lnlng at 8 o'clock at the Methodist
church.
‘ Those from here that attended
the singing at Black’s Creek, Sun
tday, enjoyed the occasion. 1
Mrs. Evie Pace, children and
lfriends were delighted with the
| former’s birthday dinner Sunday.
Mr. W. O. Palmer was a recent
lvisltor in Athens the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. C. H. Palmer.
t Rev. G. W' Price of Toccoa, was
in services at the Congregational
| Holiness church over the week-end.
{ Mrs. William Sailors of Com
| merce, was a visitor here Tuesday,
the guest of relatives and friends.
' Messrs. S. T. Swindle and J. F.
Palmer made a business trip to
Greenville, S. C., during last week.
New Harmony Baptist church
whs burned down Tuesday after
lnoon during the wind and rain
storm.
| Mr. Herschal Colvard of Jefferson
iand Miss Grace Simmons of Roys
ton were married Monday evening
lby Rev. G. T. Carithers.
PERSONALS
Mrs. Warren Moise and young
daughter, Marion, have returned
to Atlanta after a visit to Miss
Mary Gerdine and Dr. Linton
Gerdine. .
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Misses Joanna Stegeman, Cor
inne Stephens, Howell Erwin, jr,
Marion Dußose, jr, and John
Stegeman have returned from
Clearwater, Fla., where they en
joved Miss Lillian Walker's de
lightful house party. They . stop
ped over in Jacksonville for a
short visit.
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Mrs. Elizabeth Weleh of Dan
ielsville is visiting in the home 011
Mrs. D. W. Meadow on Prnice
avenue. ; l
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Mrs. Albert Mobley and young
son, Foster, of Birmingham are
visiting Dr. and Mrs. John Mor
ris.
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Mr:jr T. F. Murray of New Or
leans ' has arrived for a visit to
Mrs. Ula Fortson Hunt on Hill
street.
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Misses Eleanor and Bolling
Spalding of Atlanta sailed Wed
nesday from New York on the U.
S. liner Manhattan for a tour of
Europe.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cook will
spend the week-end at the “Y"
camp with Mr. and Mrs. George
Childs. ]
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- Mr. and Mrs. Walter lorbes
and Miss Frances Forbes leave
Saturday for the Y. M. C. A.
camp to spend the summer.
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The many friends of Mrs. Rob
ert Toombs Dußose will be inter
ested to learn that she has re
‘turned from Atlauta where she
underwent another eye operation
of secondary cateract, perfornpd
by Dr. Phinizy Calhoun at Wes
ley Memorial hospital last week.
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Mr. and Mrs. John Galloway of
‘Charlotte, N. C., are the guests
of relatives here for several days.
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Mrs. Ed Dorsey is spending
this week in Atlanta with Mr,
Dorsey.
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Mr. Pat Lilly has returied fro .
Fort Pierce, Fla.,, to take up his
residence again' in Athens.
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Misses Ruby, Etta Mae and
Christine Burson of Monroe were
visitors here Wednesday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Dave McCurdy of
Atianta and Mrs. _Eatnest Howell
of Florida were among the visi
!tm‘s hére Wednesday.
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!i Mrs. Raymond Cole and little
| daughter, Louise, will return to
ll\tlanta this week-end.
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Misses Montine and Elizabeth
lweatherror‘d and Mrs. W. C.
Weatherford of Atlanta spent
Tuesday here.
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NEYa Myd, J. £, Funder
burger of Jacksonville, Fla., spent
'y'esterday with Mr. J. T. Epps
and family.
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Mrs. C. S. Appling of Atlanta
is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Wil
lie Appling.
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Miss Ethel Griffeth of Demorest,
Ga., is attending summer school.
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Mr. Durham and Bina Epps
of Atlanta spent Tuesday and
Wednesday here to attend the
funeral of Mr. Lamar Epps. #
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Misses August aand Ruby Jen
kins of Danielsville, Ga., are reg
istered at summer school.
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Miss Elizabeth Carter has re
‘turned to her home in Charlotte,
N. C., after a delightful visit with
Miss Edna Thornton.
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Dr. T. E, Jago ig visiting his
daughter, Mrs. J. B. Hall, in St.
| Petersburg, Fla. o
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spent Sunduy-ins AtEßtas e
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THE BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS, GEORGIA
Mrs. J. B. Moon
Shower Honoree
Mrs. Hubert Smith, Mrs.
J. E. Zuber Honor Bride
Of Past Week
{ A lovely affair of recent date was
the shower given by Mrs. Hubert
Smith and Mrs. J. E. Zuber in the
home of Mrs. Smith, honoring Mrs.
,J. B. Moon, the former Miss Vir
ginia Daniels, a bride of last week.
' Games were enjoyed during the
evening. wGarden flowers and pink
decorations were used in profus
ion about the house. Prizes were
awarded the winners of the games.
Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Zuber prov
ed charming and entertaining hos
tesses.
‘Those present were Mrs. Nat
Hayes, Mrs. B. W, Cornelison, Mrs.
Holly Sims. Mrs. C. G. Daniels, Mrs.
Clarence . Cornelison, Mrs. John
Paul, Miss Elsie Bray, Miss Mar
garet Embry, Mrs. J, A. Langford,
Mrs. Louise Smith, Miss Ruth
Browning, Mrs. Walter Cornelison,
Mrs. Bill Anderson, Mrs. M. Woods
Mrs. Mahonne and Mrs. F. R.
Bryant. .
Mrs. James White, Sr.,
Honors Granddaughter
Marked by exquisite beauty and
very lovely in hospitality was the
informal luncheon today at which
Mrs. James White, sr., entertained
for her charming young grand
daughter, Miss ‘Agnes White and a
group of young girls and boys of
the High school set. The delight
ful home was adorned with gorge
ous glowers, bright clusters of pink
gladioli, gardenias and othér sum
mer biossoms from her garden.
The handsomely appointed table
was centered with a Venitian bowl
of mixed flowers, and several de
licious courses were beautifully
served. Covers were placed for seven
guests.
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| Miss Heien Cooper bas returned
from Gainesville, Fla., where she
went for the graduation of her
sister, Miss Dorothy Cooper, from
the P. K. Younge laboratories.
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Mrs, Miles Lewig of Greensboro,
visiter her mother, Mrs. Robert,
Toombs Dußose this week.
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Mrs. J. T. Gordon of Ila, was
among the visitors here Tuesday.
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Miss Irma Booth leaves Friday
for Savannah to spend several days.
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| Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Powell an
pounce the birth of a daughter,
|Betty Jean, born June 18. 3
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| Miss Lena Sisk of Lexington is
‘ the guest of her sister, Mrs. Ray
mon_Escoe.
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Mr. J. T. Epps spent Tuesday
in Augusta.
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Mr. and Mrs. Eunice Crymes
were recent visitors in Atlanta.
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C Mys. P, H, Roach of Bogart
spent today here.
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Mrs. T. H. Haynes and Miss
Wilton Haynes of Decatur were
visitors here today.
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Mrs. J. F. Burger of Brookes
spent today here.
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Misses Luvie Graham anl Lu-
Icius Kelley of Comer were shop
pers here today. g
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Mrs. J. G. David of Hartsville,
S. C., was among out-of-town
“visitors here today. -
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Mrs. E. C. Nash of Los Angeles,
Calif., who will be pleasantly re
membered here as Miss Annie Sue
Whitehead, will be the guest of her
mother, Mrs. Katie B. Whitehead,
for the summer. -
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' Friends of Miss Katherine Du-~
Bose will be interested to learn
| of her satisfactory condition fol
l lowing an appendix operation at
4°St. Mary’s hospital Wednesday .
Lovely Afternoon Tea Is Given
Wives Of Delegates To Meeting
Wlves of visiting members of the
American Society of Agricultural
Engineers were given a tea in Daw
son hall Tuesday afternoon by the
class in advanced foods in the
School of Hompe Economics.
The beautiful affair was held in
the banquet room with the mem
bers of the staff acting as hostess
es. The guests were greeted at the
door by Miss Irma Hicks and Mrs.
Margaret Blair. niiss Mary Cres
well, Mrs. 8. V. Sanford, Mrs. Paul
Chapman, Miss Elizabeth Mayes,
Miss Elizabeth Todd and Miss Bess
Baird made up the receiving line.
Miss Catherine Newton, Mrs. Le
land ' Alexander and Mrs. Pearl
Athenian to Appear
On Program at Meet
In Macon This Week
MACON, Ga.—(#)— Members of
Lumber ‘Associations in Georgia,
Florida and Alabama came here
today for the convention of the
Georgia Retail Lumber and Build
ers Supply Association, schedulel
to open at 2 p. m. and continue
until tomorrow afternoon,
State president Roy Nunnally of
Monroe is presiding officer for the
meeting, and among speakers on
the program are the:following:
John G. Butlér, Savannah; Dar
den Borders, Atlanta; Kenneth
Hodges, Albany; T. W. Baxter,
Athens; M. D. Dyess, Augusta;
John H. Moore, Madison; J. J.
O'Neill, Rome; Judge Paul A.
Beckett, attorney for the Florida
Lumbermen’s institute, and Joha
Rowell, secretary of the Alabama
association,
Officers of the association: Nun
nally, presiden%flodgos. first vieo
president; W. M. Center, Atlanta,
second vice president; W. O. Mec-
Nair, Macon, direc.or of the stat:
at large, and T. W. Willingham,
Macon, chairman of the boanrd of
directors.
SPECIAL MESSAGE ~
WASHINGTON — () -~ Presi
dent Roosevelt is considering the
early transmission of a speecial
message to congress but is reserv
ingz anmnouncement of the subject
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Moon assisted in entertaining the
guests.
Miss Mayme Ricker of the Fine
Arts department presented each
caller with a piece of pottery made
from Georgia clay in the pottery
clagses at the university.
The refreshments were dainty
and delicious and many Georgia
products were used in their pre
paration.
Hydrangeas banked around the
punch bowls and gladioli and other
summer flowers in artistic arrange
ment throughout the room gave a
charming note of color to the tea
tables which were presided over by
members of the class,
Mr..and Mrs. D. L. Turpin are
visiting relatives in Colorado. They
will return by New Orleans for a
visit to Mrs. Turpin’s mother, ar
riving back home the middle of
July.
Mrs. Durwood Bullock, Misses
Lucile Crabtree, Fannie Mae Teat,
and Victoria Betts left Tuesday for
Camp Chelan, Indiana. Misses
Mary Harris, Gertrudé Young,
Ethelyn Cook and Elizabeth Wil
fong left Wednesday for: the camp
Jjoining, a party of business girls in
Atlanta.
He indicated to newspapermen
at kis press conference Wednes
day that he has two or more mes
szges in mind and one might go
forward today.
Mr. Roosevelt emphatically as
serted he had no thought of aband
oning the disputed banking bill
passed by the house and locked in
the senate banking committee,
He repeated his hope for some
oil administration legislation at
this session. He said he probably
would call in congressional leaders
concerned next week to discuss the
Copeland ship subsidy bill.
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KILLS ANTS
PATRICK'S
PHARMACY
Theo Brown Wins American
Association of Agricultural
Engineers Award . . . .
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CONGRATULATIONS,
MR. BROWN!
It is a pleasure for us to know that
you have been awarded the Highest
Honor given by the American Society
of Agricultural Engineers for your
efforts in the Improvement of Farm
Equipment. We feel honored in being
the distributors in this section of the
implements on which you labored te
win this meritorious award. .
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Bushin Implement Co.
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