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Newspaper Page TextTUESDAY, JUNE 25, 1035, Miss Jane Mattox Is Supper Honoree Miss Eleanor Williams Honors Visitor From Ohio at Farewell Party Miss Jane Mattox, who has been the charmingly feted guest of Miss Eleanor Williams, left Monday for Gadgden, -Ala., where she will visit before returning to her home in Lancaster, Ohio. Saturday evening Miss Williams was the delightful hostess honor ing Miss Mattox at a small fare well suppér party. Decorations of garden flowers throughout the attractive home made an attractive setting for the lovely oceasion. The handsomely appoined table, overlaid wth ex quisite handmade mats wds cen tered with a gay cluster of pink phlox and golden centered daisies, with glowing waxen tapers. A delicious supper was beauti fully. . served, and covers . were placed for sixteen, who were Miss Mattox and Miss Williams, Misses f'rances Barrow, Helen Cabaniss, Nancy Hardy and Ruth Brown, and Messrs. Howell Erwin, Mar ion Dußose, Jimmie Meadors, Dave Anderson; Inman Greene, John MacPherson, Dave Barrow, Bob Kimbrell, Jim Barrow and Thomas Elliot. . % » Intermediate Girls Class Names Officers Members of the Intermediate (+irls Sunday School class of Oco nee Street Methodist chureh, taught by Mrs. Ruark, went on a hike to Berryman’s Spring thig morning. The members met at the church at S:3O o'clock and were to enjoy a picnic at the spring. Officers of the class for the new vear were eélected Sunday. Those elected are Harold Mitchum, presi dent; Mary Elizabeth Breedlove, vice president; Ruby Porterfield, secretary; Irene Vincent, treasurer and Emily McKinnon, publicity chairman, - . 8 Miss Mary Lou Weir and Mr. Ed Weir spent the week-end in Winston-Salem, N. C., with rel atives. Have You Had Your Fish Today? o 1,'.’l - . /s’o X R Nl . .. [ Q) e ’, » ¥ / i “‘\ / /,’ -‘::Q)-’) g L [T . 7, "6HB & of o £ g BRI as < 5 r FRESH ARRIVALS DAILY! Seashore Quality! Seashore Prices! Fine Lot Fresh Caught Mullet to Arrive at the Following Special Prices 10 to 25-Ib. Lots, 6¢ 25-lbs. or More, 5¢ Now is the time to have that FISH FRY! The Cheapest and Best Meat on the Mar ket. Don’t Fail to Get Some of these Choice Fish! FRESH CAUGHT 8c CROAKERS, per pound.... ¥ DRESSED PAN TROUT 14C (No Waste) per pound.... FRESH TROUT (Drawn) perfatnd. .ot i 14c TROUT FILLETS (Boneless), per pound..... zoc HEADLESS RED SNAPPERS, per pound.. 18c HEADLESS GREEN - SHRIMP, per p0und...... zsc COOKED SHRIMP (Peeled), per p0und...... 45c ATHENS FISH & OYSTER CO. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL - SEAFOOD 573 East Broad Street : ATLANTIC ICE & COAL CO. Offers for Immediate Delivery RED ASH LUMP COAL — $6.25 per ton . RED ASH COAL — $6.00 per ton MAGNETICALLY SCREENED DUST TREATED STOKER COAL—S6.2S ton NO BETTER COAL CAN BE BOUGHT THAN THESE BRANDS! All Above Prices Are CASH. Mrs. W. W. Mize, Grandmother . Ot Forty, Observes Her 83rd Birthday With Dinner Sunday Mrs. W. W. Mize, who lives with her son, P. Dallas Mize, 1425 Oconee street, Sunday celebrated her 83rd birthday. Present on the happy occasion were several mem bers of her family and many friends, who had come to enjoy with her the happy day and to congratulate her and wish her many more happy birthdays. Mrs. Mize, who was a Miss Guest before her marriage to the late W, W. Mize of this city, was reared in Franklin county, . both she and her husband being mem bers of two of the most prominent and influential families in Frank lin county. She is the proud mother of thir teen children, all of whom she reared to maturity and all of whom married and have children, some of them grandchildren. Twelve of her children are still living, a son having lost his life a few years ago in an automobile wreck. In addition to her children, Mrs. Mize has 40 grandchildren and 44 great grandchildren. et She is a woman of many mnoble traits of character and notwith standing her advanced age, is still active and alert both mentally and physically. - At the noon hour Sunday dinner was sprea@ on specially con structed tables under the shade trees on the lawn. These large tables were laden with food calcu lated to tempt the most fastideous. Included was a variety of well cooked barbecued meats.. After the delightful meal had been enjoyed, the honoree then put out the 83 candles that adorn ed the large birthday cake. It was a day long to be remem bered by the many who were pres ent or who called during the day to extend congratulations. Guests present were Robert PERSONAL MENTION Miss Olivia Rousey has returned to her home in Athens after a two weeks' visit with her grandparents iff Carlton. * % = Mr. Sam Rousey of Rutledge ¢Cc, spent Friday night with his brother, Seymour Rousey. - * - 4 Mrs. J. D. Sims, Mrs. Je L. Cooper, Miss Eunice Sims and Mr. Alton Cooper of Monroe were vis itors here today. 2 & - Miss Ruth Baccus of Campton spent today here. - * . Mrs. Erskine Bell of Farmington was shopping in Athens today. » ® % Miss Corinne McElhannon of Nicholson spent today here. *£ * 7 Mrs. C. D. Silvey of Thomas ton was a visitor here today. * ®* = Mr. Phil Hardeman and Mr. Harold Benton of Colbert spent yesterday in Athens. p / - > Miss Hazel Griffeth of Colbert spent Saturday here shopping. s %% Mrs. Bethel Winn and Mrs. R. L. Keysler of Danielsville spent ‘Saturday in Athens. :* * * . Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Mize, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Mize, and Mr. Orig Mize spent Sunday in Abbeville, g C. * ¥ % Mr. Earl Glenn, Mr. Ernest Sor row and Miss Florence Matthews of Neese were visitors here Sun day. * ® * Miss Jeanette Langford spent Saturday shopping here. ® ® ¥ Mr. James Smith and Mr. Ver non Taylor of Washington were among out-of-town visitors here yvesterday . . %y Mr. gnd Mrs. George Hix of Winterville spent Monday here. i & *r > Lieutenant Pope Blackshear, who has been visiting his aunt, Miss Laura Blackshear, left this morn ing for Atlanta to visit Mr. and Mrs. Hinton Blackshear. ® % - Mr. and Mrs. C.. H. Hackett and grandson, Edwin; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Fulcher, Mr. Charlie Hackett and Mrs. Lee Moser spent Sunday in Atlanta. z = & Miss Emma Mae Cain of Buford, was a visitor here Monday . * * * . Miss Mary Bailey of Elberton v sited here Monday. * * » Miss Grace Winston has return ed ffrom Payley's Islamd, ‘Wwhere she attended a house party given by the S. A. ~ freternity of the University of South Carolina. ; o L Messrs. John Harris Bailey and James Mathews of Elberton, were visitors here Sunday. B [Mize, a son, and his wife, Jeffer |son; Mrs. Mattie Ayers, a daugh -Iter, and her son, Hovage Ayers, ' Athens; Allen D. Mize, a son, his !wife anad three children, Jewell, Curtis and Mary Lois, of Jeffer ,son; HEdgar A. Mize, a son, his Iwife and three children, Jewell, Leonard, Frances and Mary Eliz ;abeth, of Athens; Mrs. Lou Anna ’Hayes, a daughter, her husband, W. C. Hayes, and son, Harold ' Hayes, of Bishop; P. Dallas Mize, 'a son, his wife and two children, Ellis and Elmer, Athens. ~ Besides the above mentioned! ‘members of her family, those pres ent were Miss Sarah Yearwood,' Bishop; Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Bentley, Jefferson; Luther Grif feth, Jefferson; M. Dorsey Dodd,l Jeffeffrson; Clintonn and Hazel Martin, Jefferson; Miss Nona Lee ‘Hawks, Jefferson; Miss Margaret ‘Noell, Winterville; Claud Guest: Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Benedict and children, Ida, Jennie and Ree, Ath-{ ens; Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Sea-| graves, Athens; Mr. and Mrs. Willie Seagraves and children, Robert, Leßoy, Tommie and Mary Alice, of Athens; John Spence‘ and children, Ruby, Cleo and Cline, of Athens; Mr. and Mrs. Fred England and children, Richard, “Dorothy and Donald, Athens; Mr. and Mrs, E. M. Epps, Athens; Mr. and Mrs, G. D. Seagraves and children, Christine, G. D., jr., and Donald, of Athens; Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Guest and children of Ath ens: W. L. Philiips, Athens; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Phillips and chil dren, Joe, jr, and Charles of Ath ens; Mr..and Mrs. J. I, .Hale and, children, Edward, Billie and Eli#. ‘abeth of Athens; Miss P A 6 Winn, Frank Fields, and Mr. and| ‘Mrs. Charles Emory Smith, all ofl Athens. | Misses Martha Whitehead of Carlton and Arnoldina Thornton of Elberton stopped over today en route to Washington, D. C., going by way of the Shenandoah Valley. Endless Caverns and other points of interest, ¢ 58 Mr. and Mrs. Burney Dobbs and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sams were expected home today from a lovely (trip through Canada. * * * Mrs. Peter Brown leaves next week with Mrs. Winburn of Sa vannah for a trip to California. * = & ~ Mr. Wylie Nash has returned from Moultrie, where he visited relatives for several days. \® ¥ % | Mrs. Minnie Winn of Greens boro, is visiting Misses Linton on Milledge avenue. ; '= s = Mrs. Sam Boney and young son, ISammy, of Nashville, Tenn., have ’arrived for a visit to§ her parents, er. and Mrs. W. H. Ashford, in - Watkinsville for several weeks. * * 2 Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Rowe mov ed today to the Holman Hotel, Their daughter, Mrs. Frank : Thomas, and her attractive choldren will go over to Atlanta Wednesday enroute to their home in Tucaloo sa. Ala. Mr. Thomas, who has been on a western tour, cenduct ing coaching schools at various points is expected in Atlanta this week to join his family. t’ * * ‘ Major and Mrs. Richard Trimble and family will move this week into the Rome home, having re cently returned from a visit to relatives in Adairsville. * ¥ % Mr. Carl Levy, who is attend ing summer school, was a house party guest on Signal Mountain during the week-end. ® % = . Miss Sarah McNab, Carolyn Huff, Josephine Huddleston, Helen Hendon, and Carolyn Hancock left today for Ridgecrest, N. C., where they will join Misses Eliza ' beth Birdson and Emmie Bolton, E who went there several days ago. s € 9 ‘ | Misses Alice Brown has returned to her home in Baldwin, Ga., after 'a visit with her sister, Mrs. Pat rick. . ® = Mr. Clarence Cornelison motored to Charlotte, N. C., Saturday to join Mrs. Cornelison and spend his va cation. Mrs. Cornelison has been visiting her sgister, Mrs. Luther Saxon since June 15 and has been honoree at a series of parties while in Charlotte, . ¢ % » ¥riends of Mrs. Ralph Hill will be pleased to learn she has left (General hospital following an oper ation and continues to improvey - ' T e»' S -::';.;:j;.’n' B e Pt SEa o e e 3&\ ‘ e e e ? SRR R h\‘ Bihi Shl\ use wte us PAT OFF pETROLEUM JELLY , THE BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS, GEORGIA Miss Ellen Hayes Weds Dr. Warriner Popular Former Athenian Becomes Bride in Cere mony at Decatur Monday ATLANTA — The marriage of Miss Ellen Hayes and Dr. Richard Bascomb Warriner, jr., took place Monday afternoon at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Steele Hayes, on McDon ough street in Decatur. Dr. Lester Rumble, of Athens, performed the ceremony . The improvised altar was deco rated with palms, ferns and white gladiolus, with cathedral candela bra holding white burning tapers interspersing the foliage plants. - Little Anne Mobley, daughter «f Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Mobley, act ing as flower girl, was the bride’s only attendant. She wore a frock of blue net over white satin and carried a basket of rose petals. The bride entéred with her fath er, Robert Steele Hayes, by whom she was given in marriage and was met at the altar by the bridegroom. She was a lovely figure wearing pale blue chiffon, closely fitted with a floor-length skirt and full sleeves gathered at the wrists, A pleated frill, caught at the throat by large crystal buttons, " formed a becoming neckline. The bride wore a cluster of white roses and lilies of the valiey, tied with white satin ribbon. # I'ollowing the ceremony the ri dal party and guests were enter tained by °the bride's parents at an informal reception. Assising in receiving were Misses Claudie and Dorothy Hayes, Carolyn Chandler, Isabel Tappan and jnne Hayes. Assisting in entertaining were Misses Laurie and Betty Hayes. The bride’s mother was becoming ly gowned in brown and white fig ured net, with a spray of talisman roses and sweet peas. Dr. and Mrs. Warriner left for Corinth, Miss., the home of the bridegroom, where they will re main for a few days before leaving for New York. On June 29 they will sail on the S. 8. Britannic for Paris, France, where Dr. Warriner has been apoinied for a year's service at the American hosital of Paris. Out-of-town guests attending the wedding were Mrs. G. W. Tap pan, Mr. and Mrs, M. H. Tappan, Carolyn and Sarah Tappan, of ‘White Plains; Mrs. J. C. Chand ler, Carolyn Chandler, Harriet Fiske, Mary Starke Davison, Mar+ garet Costa, Mrs. J. Costa, Dr. and Mrs. H. M. Fullilove, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Whelcher, Dr. Lester Rumble, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Day, Mrs. M. A. Hubert, Mrs. Fred Leathers, Miss Betty McCuen and Bill Parks of Athens; Dr. and Mrs. F. S. Belcher of Monticello, and Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Hunt of Cedartown. T FORMER ATHENIAN The above story is of keen in terst here, where Mrs. Warriner lived for several years and has many friends. As Miss Ellen Hayes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hayes, she graduated from Athens High school and for some time was x-ray technician at sSt. Mary’s hospital. Her father opera ated a clothing business in Athens for some years. * * » DANIELSVILLE NEWS DANIELSVILLE, Ga.—Judge B. T. Moseley, Mesdmaes Nell Mur ray and Lizzie Welch and Harold Arthur Boggs spent last week in Atlanta. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Brooks an son of Atlanta are visiting rela tives here. . Mrs., Davis of Atlanta is spend ing a few days with Mesdames Lizzie Welch and Nell Murray. Miss Mildred Armistead of Craw ford spent a few days with Miss Lucy Gholston. Mr. Tom Neese Boggs spent a few days in Atlanta recently. Mrs. R. T. Brown and daugh ters, Charlene and Bobbie Ray, have returned from Marietta where they visited last week. Mr. and Mrs. James Gordon and family, visited Mrs. Georgia Gor don Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Burroughs and family and Miss Miriam Mann visited relatives in Atlanta Sun day. Miss Mary David visited Miss Nilda Landers last week. Mrs. James Christy, who has been connected with the FERA work here has been transferred to Clarke county. ! : - ¢ ® FLAPPER FANNY SAYS: £5 .‘v,;' __ ; () % i AR TR :,w - ‘ 55 {‘ W@s st i/ W " 2"‘“‘6& Fl: with a thirst for information try to pump you. 'iMrs. Arthur Oldham Hostess to Tuckston Missionary Society ; Mrs. Arthur Oldham was hos ‘tess to the Tuckston Missionary Society Wednesday afternoon at her. pretty new homeé on the Princeton road. Lovely summer flowers were used for decoration. Reports of committees, roll call, offering and other business was taken care of, followed by bulletin news and a report of the Woman's Missionary Council in St, Louis. The society had as its visitors for the afternoon Miss Lilla Tuck! and Mrs, C. C. Jarrell. Miss Tuck gave a devotional on “Witnessing for Christ)” which was very impressive. Mrs. Jarrell's talk on Women Witnesses was enjoyed. ' | Mrs. Oldham served delicious punch and nut cookies. The ladies present were: Mrs. R. W. Greene, Mrs. C, C. Jar rell, Miss Lilla Tuck, Miss Bertha Hancock, Mrs. R. L. Estes, Miss Ruth Hitchcock, Mrs. R. E. John gon, Miss Elsa Ann Johnson, Mrs. Cleveland Sorrells, Mrs. Hubert Burnette, Mrs. T. L. Collins, Mis# Bessie Phillips, Mrs. W. R. Phil lips, Mrs. J. D. Johnson, Mrs. J. J. O'Kelley,, Miss Blanche Phil lips, Mrs. J. D. Hancock, Mrs. Arthur Oldham, and Mrs. Sher man Hancqck.. 4 ’ | ILA NEWS ILA, Ga—Mr. Theron White and gister, Mrs. A. 8. Wentbrook, were in Atlanta on business Friday of last week. Mrs. Westhrook is making plans for her new summer home at the “Mill.” The Veatch family is spending this week with their families, Mr. Veatch going #o Tryon, Ga. to visit his parents, and Mrs. Veatch and the children to Maysville t¢ visit her father, Mr. Boone Sud deth, and sister, Mrs. T. K. Mil ler. Mrs. Maude Bird and son, Rich ard, spent the week-end with her wister, Mrs. Pauline Fitts. Mr. and Mrs. George Stovall and children were with Mrs. Sto vall's mother in Townville, 8. C., Saturday and Sunday. The family of Mr. Edd Tiller's was the spend-the-day guests Sun day of Mr. and Mrs, Quilla Carter of Sanford. Their daughter, Bea trice, and her husband, Mr. Mell Carter of Athens, were also guests of the Carter family. Mrs. Maude Nelms and young son of Atlanta spent several days of last week with the Westbrook family of Ila. Miss Robbie Westbrook is home from Atlanta for her vacation. She and Mrs. James Gordon and daughter, Cornelia, are driving up te Washington with Mrs. Gordon’s gister, Miss Maymie Thompson. Miss Westbrook and Mrs. Gordon “will return after a week’s stay in the capital, while Cornelia will spend the summer with Miss Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Glenn and boys from Athens were guests of Mrs. Glenn's sister, Mrs. Pauline Fitts, Sunday. Mary Paul, who has spent the past two weeks in Ila, will accompany her parents home., Mrs. Bengon Crowe of Clear water, Fla., sister of Mrs. Bud Rice, is here for this week, while Dr. .Crowe makes a business trip to New York city. Rev. C. K. "l‘aﬂtee, pastor of the Presbyterian church, left Saturday by motor for Louisville, Ky, 10 spend ten days with his mother. Miss Katie Logan, who has been home for two weeks, has returned to Piedmont college for the sum mer months. - Mr. J. 0. M. Smith made a business trip to Anderson, S. C., last Friday. . Ila’s younger set held a prom party in the home of Miss Shirley Westbrook Thursday night. It was given in honor of Cornelia Gordon, who leaves Tuesday for Washing ton for an extended visit. Miss Susie ‘Sorrells, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Hart, Catherine and Edwin Hart of Colbert, were at tendants at the Presbyterian church services Sunday morning. Miss Ruth Shankle of Commerce. one of our school faculty, made a brief visit to friends in Ila recent ly. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Carson of Greenville, S. C., were present at church and later visited Mrs. Car son’s mother, Mrs. Minnie Wilder, Sunday. Mrs. Rena McWhorter of Fort Lamar spent several days here vis iting the Westbrook family recent ly. Miss Bessie Cauthen of Athens was with her sister, Mrs. G. H. Westbrook, over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt Butler of Athens, and Mrs. Worley Hard man and Hazel of Neese visited Mr. Howard McCannon’s family Sunday . e Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Westbrook made a husiness trip to Atlanta Saturday. . We are delighted to see Mr. Lester Purcells out again after be ing confined to his room for sev eral days. / Miss Kathleen Henson . |s Honoree at Shower A lgvely affair of recent date was a surprise shower given Miss Kathleen Henson. : About twenty friends met at the home of Miss Henson Friday eve ning for a surprise lingerie show er. When Miss Henson returned from having dinner with a friend, she found her friends assembled in the living room. - § Several games and contests were played and during the eve ning the prizes were . given the bride-elect. Following the games the honoree was presented a bas et of lovely gifts. Delicious refreshments were ser ved by Miss Mamie Whitehead and Miss Bertha Dye. Miss Henson will be Mrs. J. C. Wilfong fol lowing her marriage. Re-Uhion Is Held By Family of W. A. Rousey On Sunday, June 23, the chil dren of Mr. W. A. Rousey held a repnion at his home near Carlton, in, honor of his 70th birthday. At noon & large table of good things to eat were spread under the shade trees of Mr. Rousey's home. The friends and relatives attend ing this reunion included: Mr. and Mrs. IL.. M. Rousey, Frank MeClain, and Miss Sybil McClain, Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Rousey, Miss Olivia Rousey, and Mr, Seynibur Rousey, all of Athens; Mr. —Sam Rousey of Rutledge; Mr. and Mrs. Bonnie Smith and children of Enterprise; Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Sayer, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Sayer and baby of Dewey Rose; Miss Dessie Mae " Kellum of Anderson, 8. C.;: My. W. J. Kellum of Com~ merce; Mrs. Jerry Kellum and Miss Irene Kellum of Carlton. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Lester and daughters, Misses Henrietta and Lois Lester, Mr. and Mrs. Wright Gunter, Mr. and Mrs. Red Guest, Mr. and Mrs. Willlam Faulkner, Mr. and Mrs. T. N. Rousey and children of Watson’s Mill; Mr. Jim Rousey of Tifton; Mr. and Mrd. W. C. Rousey, Mr. and Mrs, O. J. Rice of Middleton; Mrs. W. A. Rousey and others. All enjoyed the day and went away wishing Mr. Rousey many more birthdays. * * - Mrs. J. V. H. Rucker Is Hostess to Club Mesy J. V. H. Rucker enter- tained the Tuesday Contract club this afternoon, assembling the members for a delightful game and the usual lovely hospitality of the gracious hostess. The presence of Mrs. Harrison Watts of Waycross who is visiting Mrs. Rucker was an added pleasure to the spirited game which was followed by deli cious refreshments. The attractive home was artis tically decorated with bright garden flowers, making a colorful setting for the interesting afternoon. « kX MRS. MARION DuBOSE IS LUNCHEON HOSTESS The Luncheon club will enjoy the delightful hospitality of Mrs. Marion Dußose Wednesday, at her lovely home on Milledge avenue. The members will assom ble with work bags for a very informal ana happy occasion. At noon a beautiful luncheon will be served and Mrs. Dußose will be assisted by her mother, Mrs. J. A. Darwin. = B Miss Laura Blackshear had as her guests Monday, Mr. and Mrs. Hinton Blackshear and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Smith, who were en route to their home in Atlanta after a trip to New York, Pitts burgh and other Eastern cities. She had also as her house guests Dr. and Mrs. Clarke Rogers and Prof. Sirmong of Dahlonega, who attended the dinner honoring for mer Chancellor Philip Weltner in Milledgeville. They returned home this morning. 5 e e .. Mr. Kern David of Danielsville was a recent visitor here, - - - Friends 6f Mrs. John qpipley sr., will be pleased to learn she is improving trom an illness of sev eral days at her home on Prince avenue. ‘ . * % Dr. and Mrs. H. M. Fullilove }and Dr. and Mrs. Marion Hubert were among those going over to | Atlanta Monday for the Hayes - Warriner wedding. - - *® Misses Mary Lamar Erwin and Alberta Booth were expected home today from a delightful visit ' to Miss Ceile Porter in Memphis Tenn. Miss Laura Anne Phinizy, who accompanied them, will visit relatives in Chattanooga before returning home. * & =% Mrs, W. J. Webb and Miss Rose Webb of Elberton were visitors here this week. * * % Miss Mary Stark Davison went to Atlanta Monday for the mar riage of Miss Ellen Lowry Hayes ‘to Dr. Richard Warriner which was solemnized in Decatur at 4:30 o'clock in the afternoon. * * * Miss Louise Roberts came over from Atlanta to spend Sunday with her parents. “BABE” MAKES GRADE CHICAGO — (® . Mildred “Babe” Didrickson, famous girl athlete of Beaumont, Texas, easily qualified Monday for the women’s western open golf championship by scoring an 83 for the 18-hole test. BIG VALUE in cereals! f s, 0 ' s /.4 i ‘; { ‘«?},ﬁwﬁgs Z 4 y 4";;';) ‘”[o;s?’{- ::. 1 ; 2 FF o~ I e 74 | Kellogg’s Corn Flakes with cool milk or cream! Delicious | these hot days. And the sea- | son’s biggest value. E % | ! HKellogs® FOR COOLNESS ! 'POPULAR ENGLISH | BALLADS OFFERED TO MUSIC LOVERS Tuesday even:mg Mre. Roosevelt Walker will present a lecture re cital on popular English Ballads at 8:30 p. m, in* Phi Kappa hall, to which the public is Invited. The program will be as follows: 1. 'The Briery Bush, Lord Rand all, Sir Patrick Spens, Barbara Allan, False Tamkin, The Wraggle the Preacher Man.—Mr. Walker. 2. Piano: Morris Dance, German —Miss Dunaway. 3. When I Lags Bewn, Come All Ye Fair and Tender Ladies, Hi, Ho, the Preacher Man—Mr. alker. Mr. Whalker will be accompanied by Misg Nolee May Dunaway. Car With 130 Gallons Of Whisky Is Caught By Madison Co. Cops J)ANIHLSVIFLE — A car con taining 130 gallons of whisk+w was caught by County Policemen T, W. Andrews and Ralph Beard Satur day night in tHhe western part of Madisgon county near the Jackson county line. A man, who refused to disclose his identity, was captured with the car. In the car were 110 gallon cans and 21 gallon kegs of whis key, which was poured out in front of the courthouse here, The man is being held in jail, NOT MUCH ROMANCE CHICAGO ~— (AP) — Hours of crazed fear of death or capture, mements of insane bravado, thou sands of dollars spent for silence, constant distrust of every com panion, fifty dollars a week for sleeping room in a hotel. That picture, stripping away every vestige of romance, was drawn of the lives of John Dillin ger and a lieutenant at the trials of Attorney Louis P. Piquett charged with harboring Dillinger finally met up with realization of and Homer Van Meter, who both their worst fear, death by bullets. Witnesses told the story at Pi= quett's two trials, first in January for aiding Dillinger when Piquett was acquitted, and again last week . SERUM RECEIVED PHILADELPHIA — (&) ..Tem ple university announced Monday that Dr. John A. Kolmer, profes sor of medicine in Temple’'s medi cal school, has sent 1,500 ‘doses of infantile paralysis vaccine to about fifty physicians in North Carolina and Tennessee, principally Char lotte, Durham and Memphis. It was stated at .the university the immunizing vaccine was sent in response to many telephone calls and telegrams from physicians be cause of the priviance of the dis ease in certaln communities of those states. It was sent by air plane and train. - The doses will serve about 500 children. Dr. Kolmer is preparing to send 1500 to 2,500 additional doses within the next wee or ten days, it was stated. The northwest had the driest growing season on record during 1931, N Need Not Suffer monthly pain and delay due to colds, nervcus strain, exposure or similar causes. Chi-ches-ters Uxamoudmnd Pillsareefiective, reliable and give Quick Relief. Sold by . all druggists for over 46 years. Askfor ,‘7".‘!‘ o R @. ®"THE DIAKOND & BRAND" ; AN TEX KILLS ANTS PATRICK’S PHARMACY Moon Grow Nan Pouvisn 25¢ for this large size bottle of the polish popularized by the screen stars of Hollywood Moon Glow Nail Polish applies more smoothly, sets more lustrously. Will not chip, peel, crack or fade. Clear and cream polish in six smart shades. | ) MICHAEL'’S = MICHAEL'’S = Books Are Closed! Charges Made Now Appear en' _ Your JULY Bill and Are NOT Paya- | ble Until After August First! Use Your Charge Account and Buy ; Freely of Summer Sales. If You Do - Not Have a Michael’s Charge Ac count Now Is the Time to Open One! :. ——MICHAEL'S & FUNERAL NOTICES BOLTON — The relatives an friends of Mr. and Mrs. C. D Bolton, Athens, Ga., R.F.D. No -1; Mr. and Mrs. George Boiton, Atlanta, Ga.; Mr. and MES Walker Bolton, . Crawfordville, Ga.; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bolton Hull, Ga.; Mr, and Mrs. Clifford Bolton and Mr. Claude Bolton, Colbert, Ga.; and Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Marlow, Athens, Ga., R. ¥ D. No. 1, are invited to attend the funeral of Mr. C. D. Bolton, Wednesday afternoon, June 26th, 1935, at four (4:00) o'clock, from the residence of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Marlow on the Danielsville Road. Rev. Newton Saye, pas tor of the East Athens Baptist church, will officiate. Nephews, Mr. H. A. Marlow, Mr. W, B Coile, Mr. Thurmond Archer, Mr. W. T. Sailers and Mr. Colquitt Yarbrough will serve as palls bearers and will please meet at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Marlow at three forty-five (3:45) o'clock. Interment will be in the Hull cemetery, Hull, Ga. MecDorman-Bridges. . STATE NEWS BRIEFS - (Continued From Page One) « tem of identification worked outgx: the superintendent, Rollie H. Law rence. A number placed on the grave will correspond with a nu 'Y ber in the prison records, . NEWNAN—The Rev. Donald G S. Young, pastor of the First Bap tist church of Newnan is among Georgia residents tc receive natur alization papers tomorrow. 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