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Newspaper Page Text(UNDAY, JULY 28, 1085; } Miss Josephine Huddleston Hostess At Watermelon Cutting, Smimming caturda sternoon, from sto 7, =" josephine Huddleston was Mis \ing hostess at the Ath- Bot .lub entertaining at helon cutting and swim -49 _tv in honor of her cousin, bN pavie of West Bloc- Al ho is her house guest. BY osts included - EelgHe Blood = (Creekmore, Anne Bt ] n. Elizabeth Harms, E. ] I Bolling Fortson, . Dußose Anne Creekmore, ';,} Decker Georgianna Rainey, e wine Davis, LaGrange Trus ‘ I‘* othy Philpot, Gloria Hun s 1\ Morjan Stegemat, Louise iif,‘:;h,‘_‘,, morence Lee Callaghan. r' Benson Carolyn Huff, yart pajne, Laura Smith, Wil o Wingfield Dorothy Ann Ham "it Rene Tuck, Eleanor Eckford, :‘3"'; Hendon Lolla Paddock, \artha rjs. Bessie Cabaniss, éd“,‘ payne, Phyllis Jenkins, Har- YR AT Nell Campbell, Em iAnnounce Marriage of Miss Betty l Burton to Mr. Carlton Jester, Jr. Apnouncement ¢ ards of the mar oge of M Betty Burton to Mr. Carlt Jester, Ji have been re sved here by friends of the ) e which centers very i nterest vere married, Thursday, July 2 Charleston, 8. C., and om there they went to Augusta for a visit and were entertained very charmingly by Mrs. Ewin Nix ¢ Friday evening at a party, sailing from Savan nal turd for New York where they 3 spend ten days. They will arrive in Athens duow ing e early part of August for lYoung Matrons Circle Entertained By Mrs. Warren Pledger Wednesday The Young Matron’s Circle of ‘oconee Street Methodist church held its regular monthly meeting Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Warren Pledger , with Mrs. Johnnie Kemp, circle leader, presiding “Beautiful Garden of Prayer” was sung. The spiritual life and message group had charge of the devotional. Mrs. Ernest Beacham gave the message and spoke from the book, “Ways of Praying.” Her subject was “Acts of Recollection, Relaxation and Intercessory Pray ers She first said we are not true Christians if we are not missionary minded. Our job is to keep ourselves in harmony with owe - fellows. Try. te control our thoughts when we are vexed and have beautiful thoughts that our faces might shine with those in j§ vard thoughts. And we only do [l hit by remembering the presence of God and that each and every person is near and dear to God. With the Spirit of God within you, you are at rest and everything turns out right; there is no worry, 00 weariness, no hurry; every Mrs. Rebecca Gerdine 5 lo Be Honored at Open ; House Next Thursday} Mrs. T. J Wooster, Mrs. Hurviel Jordan, of Atlanta, and Miss (?ul'-l le, Gerdine wil] .entertain at anl open house in honor of lheir‘ mother Mrs. Rebecca Gerdine, Thursday, August 1, at the home 01’! M Wooster on Dearing street between the hours of 11 a. ln.! ad Ip. m, and sto 7 B m., f The occasion will he in. honor of | the 90th birthday anniversary ofl Mr Gerdine, and her many | friends in Athens are cordjally in- | Vited to attend. Athenians wil!’ Welcome this opportunity to nirupj I and congratulate Mrs. Gerdine n her four score and tenth unni-l versary, and are delighted that Bhe will pend this occasion inf Ather | This event is of added int(’l‘e‘b‘t! Since her youngest daughter, Miss | Corinne Gerdine, will leave short ’ ¥ for Korea, where she has ac ! Cepted a teaching position. ; ‘e | B \liss Betty Davison | | Honored at Series 5 Of Beautiful Parties B Viss Betty Davison, who with i r mother, Mrs. Oscar Davistm’ of Fort Worth, Texas, is visiting} B “':tives and friends, s being | [ “:borately entertained here at alf ! right series of beautiful parties. | Tuesday evening of the past | Week Miss Pattie Hilsman enter- | Ained in her picturesque garden | hirty guests at g delightful wei -ler roast which was very happily “ ind thoroughly enjoyable 4 } ‘riday afternoon the Henderson | “enue young people entertained | Miss Davison with a delightful | fraw ride followed, by a delicious | ‘L supper served by Ml%‘ Tady Crawford and Mrs. H. B'i H.L.,,:,.,1’\“111)' Uther social courtesies are be~| :"-f blanned for the popular young | e Who is being most cordial- | ; Welcomed by her many fl‘if"l‘dsi Davison and Miss Da\'iﬂ(m], enjoyed a charming visit) - the Earl House, Cliayton, as| r"" I€sts of Miss Mamie Hils-| Man Y .. - ’ SARLAND-MIDDLEBROOKS | ' and Mrs. Ellis A. Brage, of ! Innounce the engagenlenti . their daughter, Emmie Garland| (. Ss%¢ Thomas Middlebrooks, of "‘ €ns, the marriage to be solem "4 in the early fall. | i " v = . Miss Nannje v. Stevens has re- Med home after a delightful VSit with her grandmother, Mrs. S M. Trinble of Alto, Ga. ily Campbell, Janelle Crawford, Merle Higgigbotham, Amn Johnsomn, Jane Coile, Florence (’Kelley, Betty O'Kel ly, William Huff, James Williams, Carlton Henson, John Hunnicutt, Billy Betts, Howell Cobb, Robert Oliver, Robert Huddleston, Robert Horne, Dan DuPree, Dave Barrow, John Moss, Dick Upchurch, Lacey Manglehurg, Marion Dußose, Louis Trousdale, Herschel Carithers, Charles Compton, Buck Conolly, Rchard Bloodworth. Hamilton McWhorter, Jim Mec- Whorter, John D. Story, Edwin Dottery Bobby Dottery, Vernon Boatner, Bunky Wingfield, Rey nolds Watson and Monroe Dear ing. Edwin Stone and Sonny Roberts were the life guards. The delightful party was one of the season’s happiest planned so cial occasions of interest to the ‘school set. a visit to Mr. Jester’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Jester, on Cobb street, and will be beautifully en tertained while in Athens. After August 10, they will be at home to their friends at 921 Spring Garden street, Greensboro, . Mr. Jester has many friends here who are extending corldial congratulations. He is an only son of Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Jes ter, sr., a brother of Misses Elsie and Mary Alice Jester, and is a young man of sterling worth. He graduated from the University of Georgia and was a member of the Chi Psi fraternity. thing happens to suit our needs. Mrs. Beacham left as her closing thought, for everyone to have an ideal, and if you could not find one here on earth, to use the life of Jesus Christ. She closed with a prayer for a wall of strength and prayer around the church and endeavors of this circle. Minutes were read and the roll called by the secretary, Mrs. B. B. Burton. Mrs. Johnnie Kemp told of “Our Mission High Schools and Ewha College,” using the leaflet of the month. She then gave an outline of a Korean playlet entitled “When Custom Binds.” A very in teresting phase of Korean life was uncovered in the playlet. Mrs. Walter Kent dismissed with prayer. Delightful refresh ments were served by the hostess, Mrs. Pledger. Those present were Mrs. J. E. Lee, Mrs. Harmon Jackson, Mrs. W. M. Rivers, Mrs. Albert Smith, Mrs. Johnnie Kemp, Mrs. B. B. Burton, Mrs. BErnest Beacham, Mrs. Walter Kent, Mrs. Binus Bryant and Mrs. Warren Pledger. MRS. E. K. SMITH HONORED BY MRS. . U. H. DAVENPORT Mrs. U. H. Davenport was the gracious hostess Saturday after noon, entertaining at a very beau tiful neighborhood bridge party in honor of Mrs. Edwin K. Smith, who has been -her charming neighbor since her arrival in Ath ens and who is moving this week to the Max Michael home on Grady avenue. Mrs. Smith has been a most delightful acquisition to Athens social and military life since she and Col. Smith and family ar rived. Mrs. Davenport’s lovely hospi-| tality isalways beautifully extend ed and on this bright occasion she entertained four tables of players, grouped in a setting of gorgeous dahlias, gladioli and other rich hued flowers. Following the in teresting game delicious refresh ments were served and several pretty prizes awarded. The enjoyable occasion was one of the outstanding social affairs of the quiet mid-summer calendar as one of its outstanding contri butions, ¢ s Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Cobb Entertain at . - Reunion of Family Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Cobb are entertaining members of Mrs. Cobb’s family at a delightful fam ily re-union at their home on Mil ledge avenue. The guests include the children of Mrs. Cobb’s father Mr. Matthew Adams Andrews, who makes his home with Mr. andl Mrs. Cobb. They are Mrs. N.l T. Manning and Dorothy and | Nancy Jane, of Oxford: Mrs. E. S. North and Loraine North, of Hampton; Mrs. J. L. Mcßee and daughters, Misses Martha Dodd and Betty Joe, of Watkinsville; Mrs. W. W. Williams of Colum bus; E. W. Andrews, of Nashiille and Leland Andrews of Athens. Many social affairs have added‘ pleasurable interest to the happy re-union. ©On Thursday afternoon Msr. Cobb gave a barbecue at her old home in Watkinsville. ~ Friday Mrs. Grady Henson andl ‘Mrs. Lamar Laßoon entertained jointly for the house party an-di ‘Saturday night a fish fry was en joyed at the Cobb farm near Wat kinsville. Other parties are plan ned for the coming week. Mr. and Mrs. Cobb are royal hosts and every day has been marked by some lovely social as- M‘_ ¥ SR G = R 5 g uin O e ) . .F‘ = : Lol T oulotheam ‘A.ﬂ, ERAERaR. PERSONAL MENTION . Mr. T. L. Elder, jr, left Satur ?day morning for Columbus, where ihe has accepted a position, i* = 3 Mrs. Carl Seagraves and Mr. ’Giles Robertson of Baldwin, Ga., and Mrs. Sadie Mangleburg of At~ l_antz_l, are spending the week-end in Chattanooga, Tenn, guests of Mr. Carl Seagraves at Signal Mountain Hotel, * * % Mr. and Mrs. Norman Nicker son and little daughter, Lucy, are expected home today from New Orleans, Biloxi, and other points of interest, * % = Mr. and Mrs. J. C. 'Hutchins returned the past week from a de lightful wisit to Mrs. Morton Hodgson at Highlands, N. C., stopping at Clayton enroute home. * * x Mr. and Mrs. Roby Redwine and young son, Bucky, who re turned Saturday might from Camp Perry, leave Tuesday for the Sa vannah coast tc spend two weeks. * * * Dr. and Mrs. H. M. Fullilove leave this week for a visit to Rochester, Minn., and other points of interest. - * ® Miss Verna Sisk of Toccoa, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Leon Sisk. * ¥ » Mr. and Mrs. I. R. Trainer and Dr. Loree Florence of Philadelphia are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Florence. - - * Mrs. Lena Chandler is visiting her brother Mr. W. W. Coodk in Ashford, Ala. : * & & The deepest sympathy goes out to Mr. James Barrow and mem bers of the family in the death of his brother, Mr. Middleton Barrow, who passed away at his home in Norcross where Mr., Barrow was called Saturday. . s ® Mr. Bannon Jones is attending a house party at St. Simons. ¢« & 3 Mr. and Mrs. Milton Lesser left Saturday afternoon for a trip to New York and Canada. * . - v Mr. Will Huthcins arrives Aug ust 1 from Phoenix, Arizona, to visit his parents Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hutchins. . * @ Friends of Dr. and Mrs. Henry Reid wlil be delighted to learn that their young son, Henry, jr., is convalescent from a recent ill ness. * - . ‘ Mrs. T. C. Gaertner and son, Paul, jr., of Detroit, are expected early in August to visit her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Row land, for several weeks. - . Miss Mary Gendine, Dr. Linton Gerdine and their niece, Miss Ele anor Gerdine, of Washington, D. C., are spending the week-end in Atlanta with Mr. and Mrs. War-; ren Moise, 1 -¢ o 1 Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bailey of Miami, were visitors here the past week. 1 . . o Col. and Mrs. Edwin K. Smith will move this week from the Coke Talmadge home on Prince avenue to the Max Michael home on Grady avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Tal madge, who have been making their home with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Price on Hancock avenue, will move back to their home. 3* ° I Miss Frances Adair of Hull, lsl spending the week here with her aunt, Mrs. J. L. McDuffie. ‘- L 3 Rev. and Mrs. R. N. Saye and young son, Bobbie, are spending the week-end in Andersom, S. C., the guests of Mr. and Mrs, Harry Davis. s & w Mrs. Richard Bullock of Hull, spent the day with Mrs. J. L. Mec- Duffie recently. . * & Miss Martha Adair and Mrs. Bruce, of Hull, were spend-the day guests of Mrs. E. H. Haynes recently. ¢ & ¢ Mrs. W. C. Langford left Fri day for Spartanburg, S. Ciato visit her sister, Mrs. W. W. Veal. . * = Mrs. R. H. Bray left today for Waynesboro, to wisit her mother, Mrs. John L. Black. s ® Miss Gladys Power is spending the week-end at her home in Carl ton, Ga. .« * Mr. David Geller is spending to day in Atlanta. . & @ Miss Martha Pounds returned Triday from Atlanta, where she attended the wedding of her sis ter, the former Miss Lillian Pounds. . & ° Mr. and Mrs. Milton Lesser are leaving today for New York, where they will spend a few da.ye.‘ *s & Miss Josephine Bennett, is spending today in Atlanta. * * . Miss Elizabeth Short has return ed home after a delightful visit of four weeks in Toccoa. \ ¢ ' = | Mrs. R. M. Goss, Miss Edwina Atkinson, and Mrs. Dan Du lPree spent Saturday at the Y- M. C. A. camp near Tallulah Falls. g * * 8 Miss Carolyn Munday is the week-end guest of Miss Virginia Martin of Atlanta on Ponce de Leon avenue. ss = : The many friends of Mrs. George E. Scott will regret to know she continues ill at St. Mary’s hospital. . » = Mr. William J. Russell, jr., 1s YTHE BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS, GEORGIA Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Bolton and Miss Emmie Bolton are spending the week-end in Columbia, S. C, with Mr, and Mrs. Boykin Bolton, . - . - Misses Helen Barron and Louise Brooks of Lexington leave this week for a trip to Cuba, sailing from New Orleans. August Sales Make Michael's Happy Shopping Grounds ALL OVER THE STORE—in Every Department—Grand Bargains are the By-Word! While You've Got Two More Months of Real Summer, Fall Is Just Around the Corner for Us—So We've Got to Make Room—and We're Doing it With Drastic Reductions on First Class Merchandise You Need Right Now! 100 Better Shop Summer Dresses, Were 5.95 to 29.75 LESS ONE-THIRD Mid-Summer Models for ‘Every Daytime and Evening Wear—Silks and Cottons; Sheers, Chiffons, Wash Crepes, Nets, Laces, Eyelets; Women'’s and Misses’. MICHAEL'S—SECOND FLOOR eoammienames gt s 353 R e B e e 5e U 0 " * . Girls’ Silk and Cotton Dresses, Were 2.95 to 5.95 NOW 1.45 Wise Mothers! Take advantage of these val ues to brighten little daughter’s Summer Ward robe and to send her back to school smartly. : MICHAEL'S—SECOND FLOOR M ] . 38 Women's and Misses Raincoats, Were 2.49 to 10.95 : LESS ONE-THIRD Raincoats that are stylish as well as practical. Rubberized Silks and Cottons in Checks, Tweeds, Seersuckers, Jersey, Suede. All Col ors. Sizes 14 to 44. MICHAEL'S—SECOND FLOOR 's Semi-A | Manh I 2 Men's Semi-Annual Manhattan Sale! All Patterned Shirts and many Whites are in- :ﬁgl;?; :;,%spxﬁNMHAASTIAN I 55 cluded—and all Pajamas priced 1.95 to 3.50! Regular 250 MANHATTAN s The variety is unusually complete but, for best SHIRTS and PAJAMAS— s is 2 '.85 : L : o Regular 3.50 MANHATTAN : ' selection, we advise immediate attention! SHIRTS and PAJAMAS— . : 245 ALL SUMMER SUITS ARE REDUCED ONE-FOURTH! ALL 1.00 AND 1.50 SUMMER NECKTIES LESS ONE-FOURTH : MICHAEL’S SHOP FOR MEN—MAIN FLOOR Extra! Cannon 81x99 Sheets NOW 1.00 These soft, smooth Pure White Sheets quickly became ‘the Linen Shop's Best Seller at a higher price! For 1.00 you'd be wise to buy a sea son’s supply. PILLOW CASES TO MATCH—2S¢ ' MICHAEL'S—MAIN FLOOR M ) ' . Men’s All Year Wool Suits LESS ONE-THIRD Suits that well-dressed men will be wearing this' Fall—and the whole year-'round! Every suit in stock is included. Single and double breasted styles; plain and sports; variety of colors. MICHAEL'S—MAIN FLOOR You Can Always Say “Charge It” at Michael’s Mrs. Herman A. Glass left Satur day for Newnan to visit her par ents for a week. ‘ e 4 9 Mrs. David Michael is visiting Mrs. Richard Wortham at Tangle wood, the attractive summer home of Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Hodgson, jr, near Hendersonville, N. C, « *= * j Miss Vera Cordell who has been visiting in Macon passed throughi Saturday en route to Hartwell From there she will go to Orange-| burg, S. C. | | Mr. and Mrs, T. M, Elder of Wat | kinsville, are visiting relatives in Miami, Fla, ’ * s | Mrs. Della Martin of Royston,|. | Miss Helen Matthews, Mr. Robert | Matthews of Carlton, and Messrs. ' James and Marion Matthews of El- | | berton, have returned from a week’s | itrip to Tampa, Fla., where they | | visited Mr, and Mye. Roy Mat- | | thews. 3 ]I " * * | Miss Geraldine Whitmire spent | Friday in Atlanta with relatives. | Mrs, J. C. Chandler and Miss Carolyn Chandler leave today for ' Houston, Texas, where they will|. ‘visit Mr, and Mrs, J. C. Chandler,|: junior, i : Siig 9 Dr, Reece Bradford of Milledge~ ville, was a visitor here Wednes day coming up for the funeral of his mother, Mrs. Cordelia Bradford, He was the guest of hig sister, Mrs., Mose Gordon, while here, - L - Mr. A. V. Jenking of Daniels- | ville, spent Friday here. 200 Budget Shop Summer Dresses, Were 1.98 to 8.95 | LESS ONE-THIRD Just the Dresses you need to finish out the Sum mer smartly! In Street Shades, Whites and Pastels; Women’s, Misses’ and Junior sizes. MICHAEL'S—SECOND FLOOR W ’ . . Women’s and Misses Suits and Coats, Were 5.95 to 39.50 LESS ONE-HALF This selection from the Budget and Better Shops includes both Summer Models and Spring Suits and Coats ideal for Early Fall Wear. MICHAEL'S—SECOND FLOOR ee B e e e it ii et e St e A i S i Boys and Girls Summer Wearables, Were 1.19 to 2.98 LESS ONE-FOURTH For Girls 1 to 16—Playsuits, Shorts, Dresses and Sunsuits in all Summer Styles and Fabrics; For Boys, 4 to 9; Sleeveless Suits and Coat Suits. MICHAEL'S—SECOND FLOOR : Summer Cotton Goods " 8 YARDS 1.00 Grand Bargains! Sheer Washable Printed Voiles that were originally 25c yard! Fast color printed Percales, usually our 15¢ Special! Come Early! The value is big—quality is small. MICHAEL'S—MAIN FLOOR . | Men’s Wash Trousers LESS ONE-FOURTH Entire stock including Boys' Longies, reduced 25%! Prices were 1.95 to 3.95! Finely tail ored Flannels, Cords, Ducks, Gaberdines, Solid Whites and Tans, Checks and Stripes; All Sizes. : MICHAEL'S—MAIN FLOOR PAGE ONE-A & 3 - Mr. and Mrs, L, I, Eppard, lﬂni Claudia Haddock and Mrs. Mans-# field Rutherford have returne;%: from a delightful motor trip of two, weeks through various south : states, going as far west as Hot’ Springs, Ark, - . - - : Mr. and Mrs, T. L. Elder ares spending the week-end in the¥ mountains of north Georgia. : . - = & Mrs. B, M. Grier has returnedg from a vigit of several days in El-z berton, "