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§UNDAV, AUGUST 4, 1935,
Patterson Community
Young People Hold a
*- Picnic; Enjoy Games
The young people of Patterson
Community enjoyed a picnic at
Chandiler's park on the afternoon
of July 381st, at seven o'clock.
Games and music were enjoyed,
and a delicious picnic lunch was
spread.
Those present were Miss Mary
Wood, Miss Sara Frances Patter
son, Mr. Cecil Griffeth, Miss Jea
nette Pattersoi, “Mr. George Mea
lor, Miss Florence Patterson, Miss
Lloy Wood, Miss Mattie Lee Pat
terson, WMiss Willie Mae Dudley,
Mr. Horace Sanders, Miss Lula
Yon, Mr. Rudell Burroughs, Mr.
Elco Morris, Mr. James Dudley,
Mr. Feston Thompson, Mr. Ruge
Dotson, Miss Nadell Morris, Miss
Audrey Morris, Mr. Allen Carter,‘
Mr. Allison Morris, Miss Thelma‘
Freeman, Miss Barbara Morris.
Mr. Hoyt Morris,. Miss Luci,le'}
Morris, Miss Alma Cartledge, Miss
Beulah Elgin, Star,: 8. °C.; Mr
Roy Chandler, Miss Marietta Yon,
Mr. Howard Morris, Miss Mary
Ann Patterson, Mr. Howard San
ders, Mr. Edward Eberhart, Miss‘
Katie Morris, Miss Thelma Cart
ledge, Mr. Jack Thompson, Mr.
Gilma Cartledge, Mr. Tilley Yon.'
Miss Louise Wood, Mr. Edgar
Epps, Mr. Homer Childers, Mr.
C. B. Morris. ‘
Mr. Coile Patterson, Mr. Joe
Morris, Mr. Gilbert Morris, Mr.
Harry Griffeth, Atlanta; Mr. Joe
Patterson Mr. Edwin Scogin, Mr.
John Chandler, Mlr. Eluide Carter.
Mr. J. P. Yon, Mr. Frasier Chil
ders, Miss Lois Chandler, Mr. Cel
burn Thompson, Mr. Carbett Sim
mons Elberton and Miss Jonell
Morris.
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Mrs. Knowles and Mrs.
Abercrombie Hostesses
At Delightful Dinner
One of the loveliest social
events of the week was the din
mer party given by Mrs. J. P.
Knowles, worthy matron of the
Athens Chapter Number 268 O. E.
S. and Mr. W. A. Abercrombie,
worthy patron of the chapter, as
sembling a number of the mem
bers of the chapter who had been
most regular in attendance during
the year. ’
The living room and dining
reom were decorated with a wealth
of gorgeous summer flowers. A
delicious four course dinner was
served, after which the guests en
joyed a spirited game of bridge.
Mrs. Knowles was assisted in en
tertaining by Mrs. Ben Tuck, Mrs.
Louise Lanier and her niece.
Those present were Mrs. J. P.
Knowles, Mr. W. A. Abercrom
bie, Mrs. Leila Abererombie, Mr.
and Mrs. E. M. Wood, Mrs. Lou
Ella Epting, Mrs. Maude Mitchell,
Mrs. Cora Moon, Mrs. George
Moon, Mr. George Moon, Mr. W.
A. Capps, Mrs. Albert Timm, Mrs.
Ruby Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Hun
ter Wilson, Mrs. Beulah Stewart,
Mrs. -Ola Boatwright, Mrs. B. C:
Potts and Mrs. Bthel Juhan.
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T. W. Ayers Junior
. Royal Ambassadors
To Meet Wednesday
The T. W. Ayers, Junior R. A’s of
the Prince Avenue Baptist church
will meet at the church Wednes
day afternoon, August 7, at 4:30.
All boys between the ages of 9-12
are cordially invited to attend. :
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Junior Girls Auxiliary
Of Prince Ave. Church
Meet at Church Monday
The Junior G. A’s of the Prince
Avenue Baptist church will meet
at the church Monday, August 5,
at 4 o'cloek:.: All G. A’s are cor
dially invited to be present. Miss
Mary Julia Cooper, leader and Miss
Marie Lewellen, group captain have
arranged an interesting program.
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Mr. Richard Breedlove ‘
Honored on Birthday
Mr. Richard Breedlove was en-]
tertained with a surprise patry
Thursday night at his home on
Peter street.
The dining and living room
were decorated with beautiful
summer flowers.
After “proming” and playing
games, the guests were invited to
the dining room where delicious |
refreshments were served.
Those present were Misses
Doris Gann, Virginia Saye, Lois
Finger, Mary Pettyjohn, Helen
Farr, Mildred Beard, Jewel
Haynes, Messrs. Carl and Charles
Childress, Wheeler Hawkins, |
Victor Pettyjohn, Tom Doyle,
Elmer Sayve, Ralph Seagraves.
Robert Smith, Arthur Hartley,
Fred Breedlove, Roy Hale, Rich
ard Breedlove and others.
Misses Pauline Hammonds, Ruth
Breedlove and Mrs. J. J. Tscoe
assisted in entertaining.
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Mrs. Lamar Rucker
Honors Two Visitors
One of the most enjoyable enter
tainments of the past week was the
informal weiner roast given Wed
nesday by Mrs. Lamar Rucker at
her home on Dearing street in hon
or of Miss Mae Pope Weltner and
Miss Anne Wright Fortson, of
Jacksonville, Fla. visitors of Miss
Ann Creekmore.
Those invited for the occasion in
addition to the honor guests were
Misses FElizabeth Lampkin, Janet
Dußose and Jean Creekmore, and
Messrs. Robin Burnett, Bunky
Wingfield, Edwin Southerland, |
Goodloe Erwin and John Stege- |
man. [
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GUEST-GREENE |
Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Guest an-|
nounce the marriage of their|
daughter, Gladys to Mr. George?
@Greene, of Commerce, Ga., the)
marriage taking place July 24 at
Jefferson, :
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Mrs. Roy Rice of Neese, spent|
yesterday here : j
Friends Give Mr. and Mrs. Harry K.
Atwell House Warming Party Tuesday
The delightful old custom of a|
house warming inspired a group |
of friends of Mr. and Mrs, Harry |
. Atwell to call at their new home
on Cloverhurst on Tuesday eve- |
ning, to present gifts to the new |
home. Although quite a surprise |
to the Atwells, the guests were en- i
thusiastically received and shown
throughout tne house and the gar
den, where punch and cakes were
served, these being included in the
presents to the new house.
The new home is a lovely white\
clapboard house with green blinds. |
The large living room has an at-|
tractive stone fire place and the
ELEVEN ATHENIANS ATTEND O.E.S. MEETING
IN ATLANTA TC OBSERVE ELECTA NIGHT
A number of Athenians attended
the meeting of Lebanon chapter
No. 105 0.E.5., Atlanta, Thursday
evening when “Electa Night” was
observed and the present electas of
the twenty-eight Atlanta chapters
were guests of honor, together with
Mrs. S. B. Adair, present Electa of
Salonia chapter No. 227, O. E. S.
of Athens.
Miss Ethel Jackson, pest grand
matron and present grand lecturer
of the Grand Chapter of Georgia,
O. E. 8., was principal speaker, her
talk being based on the second
epistle of St. John. '
Each of the “Electas” were pres
BUSINESS GIRLS PARSONAGE CIRCLE OF
OCONEE STREET CHURCH HOLDS MEETING
The Business Girls’ Parsonage
Circle of the Ogonee Street Meth
odist church held its regular
monthly ‘meeting last Thursday
evening at the home of Mrs. Ruby
Bond.
The meeting. was opened with‘
the songs, “Jesus Is Calling” and
“In the Garden.”
The devotional was led by Mrs.
Ruby Bond, reading from Romans,
cighth chapter, after which Mrs. |
E. 8. Kirk led in prayer. Mrs.‘
Rolland Cooper and Mrs. Fred|
Saye were elected as a sick com-|
mittee. Mrs. George James and;
Mrs. Adell Porterfield were chosen |
as a flower committee. i I
Other business was discussed,
PERSONAL MENTION
Mr. Clyde Williams of Greens
boro, is visiting Mr. and Mrs, E.
J. Hansford.
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Mrs. Clarence England and son,
Clarence, of Monroe, were visitors
here yesterday.
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Mr. Charles Youngblood of Mon
roe, spent Saturday here shopping
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Mr. J. W. Smith and Mr. Harry
Epting of Atlanta, spent Thurs
day with Mrs. J. A. Wright a.ndi
Miss Hattie Smith enroute to
Newberry, S. C. where they will
also visit relatives.
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| ‘Mps. H. G. Carithers, Mrs.
IDoyle Land, Mrs. George Ham
mand and Mrs. Hugh Borders of
Elberton, were among out-of-town
visitors here yesterday.
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[ Miss Edna Stewart of Union
lPoint, spent Saturday here. , ]
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Miss Inez Adkins of Warrenton
spent yesterday here shopping.
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Miss Ollie Bell Stewart and Mr |
Harold EMison of Union Point |
! were visitors here Saturday.
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| Mrs. G. H. Allison of Arnolds- ’
{ville, spent yesterday here. |
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. . Dp. and Mys, H.-W. Bird«song’
have returned from Mexico City, !
where they attended the Interna
tional Lions convention,
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Misses Ruby and Evie Brooks of |
Union Point, spent yesterday here.l
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Mrs. Paul Stone of Elberton, |
spent Saturday here visiting.
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Mrs. P. E. Thurmond of Col
bert, spent yesterday here.
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Miss Sarah Webb Hardigree of
Wadtkinsville, spent Saturday in
Athens.
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Mr. and Mrs. Bethal Winn of
Neese, spent yesterday here shop- |
ping. . l
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Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Coile arci
spending the week-end in Winter
ville as the guests of Mrs. . Wl
Archer. !
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Mr. and Mrs. Jim Winn of ila, |
were visitors here Saturday. : i
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Mrs. J. B. Moorehead is visit-[
ing relatives in New Orleans, La |
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Mrs. Alline McGraw of Colbert
spent Saturday in the city.
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Messrs. Pat Pace and Seav Bray
of Crawford, were:* visitors here
Saturday. l
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Mrs. Joe Webb is visiting in At
lanta. -
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Miss Mabe! Tappan has return
ed from a delightful visit to Cairo. |
Ga., and Tallahassee, Fla. ‘
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Misses Annie Mae Bell, TLola
Etheridge, and Beulah Singleton"
left this morning for a trip to Mi- |
ami and Daytona Beach, Fla.
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Miss Nellie Lancaster, of Char- |,
lotte, N. C., is visiting Mrs. Bon
Tuck on the Lexington road.
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Miss Gladys Burroughs of Dia-},
mond Hill, is spesding this week !
in Athens with her sister, Mrs. .O. |
D. Pittman, !
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Mr. Hali Westbrook of Ila, wasl
in town yesterday morning. 1
walls and ceiling are finished in
natural wood panels with early
American lighting fixtures. This
spacious ro m provides a natural
background for the lovely antique
furniture belonging to the Atwells.
The garden which is seen from
the living room windows is most
picturesque with its natural spring
and stream which has been rocked
and planted with ferns, iris, and
water lilies, with a rustic bridge
and spring house. As the garden
has been under way for several
yvears, it 1s mow a most attractive
and cool outdoor living room.
| ented sgouvenir goblets and Miss
| Jackson was given a pair of lovely
| silver ship book-ends. Mrs. Mar
| guerite Merck of Athens held the
| lucky number and therefore won
| the attendance prize, a beautiful
| vase,
| Those going over from Athens
| were Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Eld
ier, worthy matron and worthy pa
{tron of Salonia chapter; Miss
| Ethel Jackson, Mrs, D. W. Jackson,
' Mrs. R. E. Breedlove, Mrs. Carlton
' Beusse, Mrs. S. B. Adair, Mrs. C. S.
. Mangleburg, Mrs. Mary Bennett,
| Migs Libbey Reynolds and Mrs.
Marguerite Merck. s
}'z‘ter which Mrs. C. 8. Denney
‘(l].-zmlssed with a very beautifui
- prayer. i
~ The meeting was then turned
~over to the hostess and two con
tests on the Bible were given.
Mrax E. 8. Kirk won both prizes.
Delicious refreshments were
served by the hostess. Those
present at the meeting were Mrs,
Ruby Bond, Mrs. B. M. Strick
innd, Misses Mary and Leila
James, Mrs. George James, Mrs.
Nelson Seagraves, Mrs. Adel Por
terfield, Mrs. C. 8. Denney, Mrs.
Fred Saye, Mrs. Roland Cooper,
Mrd. E. 8. Kirk, Mrs. Roy Den
ney, Mrs. Henry Williams, Mrs.
Lottie Mitchum, Miss Louise Wil
liams and Donald Bond.
Miss Dorothy Short will return
tomorrow after a three week's
visit with Mr. and Mrs. J, A.
Short in Covington, Ga.
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Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Evans, of
Atlanta, are visiting Miss Mary
Barwick..
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Mrs. C. L. Barnett has returned
home from a visit in Cuthbert
with her daughter, Mrs. Al G. Proc
‘_tor, and is now living in Mrs,
lErnest Proctor’s rock home on
West Lake Drive. Her two lovely
granddaughters, Misses Vivian and
Lorine Proctor, returned with her
for a month’s visit.
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Mrs. A. W. Parks left Friday for
a visit of about two weeks in At
lanta.
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Mr. Herman Dean of Monroe,
]spent Saturday morning in the
city.
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(Messrs. William Howell, Gordon
Dudley and Walter Sams are
spending the week-end in the
| mountains.
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, Miss Carolyn Cooper will leave
this morning to spend a week in
’Jefl’erson. - |
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’ Mr. and Mrs. A, W. Cash left‘
Wednesday for.a tour of the south
| west,
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‘ Mrs. Dave Weatherford of Wat
! kinsville, was shopping here Fri
day.
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l Mrs. Frank Bailey of Elberton,
i was shopping here Friday,
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Mrs. Maddox and Miss Elizabeth
Jane Maddox of Elberton, were
shopping here Friday.
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Mr. Charles Brightwell motored
to Atlanta Friday night to attend
the annual dance of the Chi Phi
fraternity at the Piedmont Drivihg
club. l
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I Messrs, Jimmie Dudley, Gordon
Dudley, Barnett Wingfield, Bill
|Moll. Red Leathers motored to At
tlanta Friday night to attend the
Chi Phi dance at the Piedmont
Driving club. !
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. Capt. and Mrs. P. H. Camp are
‘the guests of Capt. and Mrs. P. E.
Hunt. Capt. Camp wasg formerly
[connected with the University of
Georgia and their many friendsl
|will regret to learn that they are
being transferred to the Philip
pines.
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Mrs. EE W. Armour and Misses
Millie and Frances Armour of
\Rayle were among the out-of-town
visitors here Friday.
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i Mre, T. E, Smith -of Greenvllle,l
'S. C, is visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Wialter Marbut at their home on
Pine Crest drive.
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' Mrs, 8. J. Carmichael and Misses
Mary Carolyn and Martha Carmi
chael of Comer, were among out
of-town visitors here Friday. ;
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~ Mprs. H. G. Bannister of Ila, was '
shopping here Friday. :
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Misses Peggy and Mary Murray |
‘have returned from a visit to their
sister, Miss Pearl Murray in As-;
‘bury Park, N. J. They spent sev
eral days in Washington, D. C,, and
New York, i
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Miss Doyce Driskell has return- |
‘ed from a delightful visit in MlamLf;
Misses Henson and
Camarata Honored
At Birthday Party
Of the many entertainments for
the young set during the past
week, none was more enjoyable
than the delightful birthday-prom
party give by Misses Miriam
Henson and WVirginia Camarata
Thursday night at the home of
Miss Camarata on Milledge Cir
cle, centering about 756 of the
young school set,
Refreshments were served in the
garden, while the house wasl radi
ant with gorgeous summer flow
ers. Misses Henson and Ca.mara.ta;;
were the recipients of many lovelyl
gifts. Mrs. Carl Henson and Mrs.
T. J. Camarata were the chap
erones, |
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Mrs. Julius Talmadge
Entertains Visitors
Mrs. Julius Talmadge was the
delightful hostess Friday morning
entertaining at a bridge-luncheon
at her home on Prince in honor of
Mrs. John Nicholson, who is visit
ing Mrs. Otie Vincent and of Mrs,
Bradbury Foss, who is visiting her
mother, Mrs, 8. C, Upson.
/A number of friends of the at
tractive guests enjoyed this de
lightful occasion and the honored
guests were presented with souve
nirs, \ 4
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Mrs. Thomas Askew
Honored With Party
Mrs. Paul Morrow was . the
charming hostess Friday after
noon, entertaining at a delightful
bridge party in honor of Mrs.
Thomas Askew, who leaves soon to
make her home in Savannah.
A wealth of beautiful summer
flowers was used in artistic ar
rangement about the rooms and
after a spirited game of bridge, de
licious refreshments were served
by the hostess.
Top score prize wag awarded
Mrs. Rudolph Driftmire and Mrs.
Askew was presented the guest
prize. )
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Mrs. R. L. Nixon and
Children Entertained
Mrs. John Taylor, Miss Irma
Booth and Mr. James Booth enter
tained at a delightful swimming
party and picnic Thursday in hon
or of Mrs, R. L. Nixon and chil
dren, Bobbie and William, of Wash
ington, D. C.
Those invited for the ocecasion
other than the honor guests in
cluded Miss Mary Grace Costa,
Mrs. Anita Grey, Miss Sara Booth,
Miss Hazel Taylor, Mrs. J. H,
Booth, Mr. Ed Booth, Mr. C. D,
Booth, Mr. John Taylor, sr., M?,
Billy Taylor and Mr. John Tay
or; Jr.
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‘SA{LONIA CHAPTER
NO. 227, 0. E. 8 1O
'HOLD MEMORIAL SERVICE
| The members of Salonia chapter,
'No. 227, O.E.S. will hold their re
’gular business meeting Monday
evening, September 2nd, 8:30 p. m,,
lat the Masonic Temple on Lumpkin
’strpet.
At this time the charter will be
draped and a Memorial service held
for Mrs. Mary E. Fullilove and Mr,
L. H. Marlatt, members of Salonia
chapter who have recently passed
away.
i A cordial welcome will be given
all visiting members.
Mrs. Thos. L. Elder, worthy ma
tron,
Miss Ethel Jackson, secretary.
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Mrs. A, Y. Woods, Miss Helen
Whods and A. Y. Weods, jr., are
spending sometime in Savannah
with friends. |
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Mrs. Lena Chandler, Mrs. Richard
Harris, Richard Harris, jr., and
Rodney Harris have returned from
Ashford, Ala., and Panama City,
Florida. ‘
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~ Mr. and Mrs, Newton Logan and‘
son, Walter, of Chattanoogg(,' are
spending the week-end with Mr.
and Mrs, Julius Talmadge. I
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Mr. John Erwin Talmadge,and{
Dr. Sam Talmadge arrived Fridayg
morning to visit their mother, Mrs.’
Charlie Talmadge. Mrs. Talmadge
and her gons left yesterday for
Dillard to spend their wvacation, ‘
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Mrs. G. B. Cook and children|
have returned from a three week’s|
vacation in Florida. Mr. and Mrs.|
A. H. Chandler and daughter, Hel- |
en, returned to Athens with them. ]
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Mr. G. B. Cook, of Atlanta, lis|
spending the week-end at his home}
here. -4 . |
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Miss Anne Morris, of Chaglottes- |
ville, Va., is visiting Dr. and Mrs. |
Julian Miller.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cook are spend
ing their vacation in Philadelphia
and New York, ]
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Mr. Ed Porter of Memphis, is|
visiting friends here.
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Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sams and
Mrs. Harry Hinton spent the week
end in the mountains of Tennessee.
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Mr. and Mrs. Morton Hodgson
have returned te Highlands, N. C,
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Messrs. Billy Howell, Walter
Sams, jr., and Gomglon Dudley spent
the week-end at Franklin, N, C.
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Mrs. Mcßride Howell and Mrs,
Howard Tate are spending the
week-end in Monroe with Mrs. H.
C. Cox.
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Mr. Ralph Goss, jr.,, has returned
from the Y camp.
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Miss Gracde Barnard is visiting
relatives in Troy and Dothan, Ala,
and later will attend a house party
in Panama City, Florida for a
week. '
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Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Appling of
Lexington, were in Athens yester-
TH_E‘ BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS, GEORGIA
CIRCLE MEETINGS
1 N S st e s et
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| FIRST METHODIST
First Methodist church W. M.
8. circles meet Monday afternoon
as follows:
Circle No. 2, Mrs. George Boyd,
chairman, to be announced later.
Cirecle No. 3, Mrs. J. P. Knowles,
chairman, with Mrs. J P Knowles,
149 Virginia avenue, at 4 p. m.
Circle No. 4, Mrs. Carlton
Beusse, chafrman, with*®Mrs. Wil
liam Firor, 749 Cobb street, at
4:30 p. m. |
Cirele No. 5, Mrs. L. M. Car
‘ ter, chairman, with Mrs. W. L.
Prickett, Boulevard, at 4 p. m.
’ Cirele No. 6, Mps. Albert H.
Timm, chairman, with Mrs. E.
M. Wood, 197 Boulveard, at ,4
pP. m.
Circle No. 17, Mrs. C. D; Mc¢-
Nelly, chairman, with Mrs. Guy
Firor, 724 Cobb street, at 4:50 p.
m., with Mrs. D. Weaver Bridges,
hostess.
| Cirele No. 8, Mrs. M. B. Wing
field, ' chairman, with picnic, an
nounced later.
Circle No. 9, Mrs. W, C. Thur
mond, chairman, 65 Prince Place,
at 4 p. m.
Cirele No. 10, Mrs. D. F. Mil
ler, chairman, to be announced
later.
Circle No. 12, Mrs. M. D. Dun
lap, chairman, with Mrs. J. D.
Bolton, 181 University Drive, at
4 p- m, :
| CENTRAL PRTSBYTERIAN
Circles of the Central Presby
terian church will meet as fol
lows:
No. 1, with Mes. C. O. Tur
ner, 197 South Milledge, Monday
lafternoon at 4 o'clock.
No. 2, with Mrs. Dunaway, on
‘Blocmfield, Monday at 4 p. m.
No. 3, with Mrs. J. T. Dudley,
on Lumpkin, at 4 p. m.
No. 4, to be announced later.
! No. 5, with Miss Eva Lang, 163
Nantahala, Tuesday, at 8 p. m.
No. 6, with Miss Martha Payne,
on Bloomfield, Wednesday after
noon at 4 o'clock.
l FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
| The circle meetings of the First
Presbyterian church will be Mon
’day as follows:
Cirele number one and number
| four—meet together with Mrs. John
iWilliams on Milledge at 10:30 a. m.
| Circle number two—Mrs. J. S.
i']‘ihbetts on Hill street at 10:30 a.
m.
l Circle number three—With Mrs,
Charles Wilson on, Hill street at &
| p. m.
| Circle number five—With Miss
| Bthel Brown at 560 Hill street at §
| p. m. ;
t Circle number six—With Mrs. T,
P. Stanley at 824 South Milledge at
|10:30 a. m,
i PRINCE AVENUE BAPTIST
The Woman’s Missionary So
ciety circles of Prince Avenue
Baptist church will meet this
week as follbws:
{ Cirele No. 1, with Mrs. W. R.
iJennings, Seuth Lumpkin street,
, Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
l Circle No. 2, with Mrs. Homer
Lewallen, Hillcrest, Wednesday
‘aftemoun at 4 o'clock.
€} Circle No. 3, with Mrs. Lloyd
d’Downs. Princeton road, Tuesday
.| afternoon at 4 o’clock.
a Circle No. 4, with Mrs. Hoyt
d Brown, College avenue, Tuesday
afternoon at 3:30 o'clock.
| Circle No. 5, with Mrs. J. C.
Parham, Virginia avenue, Tuesday
- | afternoon at 4 o’'clock.
Circle No. 6, with Mrs. Edward
Davis, Mitcheli’'s Bridge road,
Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
. e Y. W. A's will meet at
€| the church Thursday afternoon at
| 4 o'clock. After the meeting a
‘picnic will be enjoyed.
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1| Miss Edna Richards has return
1| ed horhie after a delightful three
y| weeks visit in Atlanta with her.
sister, Mrs. W. T. Kenady. |
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1 My. and NMrs. W. T, Kenady‘
>| and daughter, Betty, are visiting
.| Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Richards on
’Jackson Street.
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l{ Mr. and Mrs. Holden Hardin of
;| Danielsville, and Mr. and Mrs
.]Banard Buchannan left today for
| a motor trip to Virginia and
l Washington, D. C.
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‘ Mrs. Gladys Horne, manager of'
| Michael's millinery department,l
| left Saturday night for Atlanta,
| for the fall showing of hats. i
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] Mrs. H. K. Nicholson has raturn-’
led to her home in Crawford after;
| spending the week with her niece,"
| Mrs, J. C. Zuber, on Madison
| avenue. l
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‘ Miss Martha Sorrells, of Macon,
|and Miss Margaret Titus. of Thom
asville have been the attractive
visitors of Miss Elizabeth Rast for
the past few days.
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Mrs. Doster Davis and Mr, Stew
art Davis arrived from Miami, Fla
| Saturday, where they have spent
the past two weeks as guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Doster Davis, jr.
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Miss Beverly Peeples returned to]
her home in Atlanta Saturday af
ter a visit of three weeks with Missl
Miriam Davis. i
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Mrs. H. P. Lester is visiting her
parents in Bishop.
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Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Pereells and
Miss Roma Ruth Percells, of St.‘
Louis, Mo., arrived Saturday to“
visit friends in Athens. Mr. Per-‘
cells for a number of years was|
connected with the Agricultural|
College of the University of Geor-|
gia. |
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Mr. and Mrs. Walter W\ Clary|
are spending the week-end inj
Greensboro, N, C., guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert Gray Waters.
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‘ Mr. Myron Hirsch of Albany|
spent Saturday in Athens., l
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Dr. E. C. Swanson is spending|
the week-end aat Lakemont,
Mrs. Wood Hostess to
East Athens Baptist
Silver Tea Thursday
The Silver Tea of the East Ath
ens Baptist church held their reg
ular meeting with Mrs. Mozelle
L. Wood on Nellie B. avenue
Thursday evening, August 1, :
Everyone enjoyed the pleasing
hospitality of Mrs. Wood. Her
lhome was beautifully decorated
with summer flowers. Much work‘
was accomplished. . %
The next meeting will be with
Mrs. Carl Childers on east Broad
street, Thursday evéning August
8,
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| WOMEN’S MEETINGS
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Woman's Bible class of the First
Methodist church will meet Tues
day afternoon in ‘thé Annex at
4:30 o'clock., Group No. 9 will be
host. Mrs. C. D. Stone is chair
‘man of the group.
The ' irst Baptist church Wo
man's Missionary Society will
meet Monday afternoon at 4:30
o'ciock. Mrs. -J. C. Wilkinson,
chairman of the Margaret Fund
and Training School committee,
has charge of the program. Mrs,
D. B. St. John will speak on the
Training School, and Mrs. Wil
kintson will speak on the Marga
ret Fund. Reports will be heard
fro mthe Y. W. A. delegates who
attended the conference at Ridge
crest also at this time.
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The Woman's Missionary Society
of Oconee Street Methodist church
will meet Monday afternoon at 4
o'clock at the hcme of Mrs. W.
E. Hill, 163 W. Hancock avenue,
with Mrs. H. H. Fitzpatrick as
joint-hostess. All members urged
to be present and visitors are al
ways welcome. Please remember
to bring pledge for building fund.
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ADD CIRCLE MEBETINS .. fj ..
The circles of Young Hatris Me
morial Missionary Society will
meet Monday afternoon at 4
o’clock as follows:
Circle No. 1, Mrs. G, H. Bell,
leader, will meet with Mrs. Ben
Oliver on Chase street.
Circle No. 2, Mrs. R. E. Poss,
leader, will meet at the parson
lage with Mrs. M. H. Conaway.
Circle No. 3, Mrs. Knox Brac
’keH, leader, will meet with Mrs.
E. C. Potts, 742 Boulevard.
) Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Jarrett and
daughter, Geraldine, o f Brooklyn,
N. Y., who are visiting Mrs. W.
’D. Jarrett, have returned from a
visit to friends and relatives in
Newnan, Moreland, and Grantville,
to resume their stay with friends
and relatives in Athens, Sanford
and vicinity.
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Mrs. W. R. Jackson and Mrs.
W. M. Kimbrough of Greensboro,
were in the city Friday.
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Mr. and Mrs. George Hancockl
and Miss Nellie Mapp, have return
ed from New York, after making]
the ‘trip by boat for Charleston.
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Tennessee, were entertained Ilast
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cue at the country home of Mrs.
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. Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Wilson and
little daughter, Helen, spent Wed
'nesday with Mr. and Mrs. J, €.
Zuber, a 4
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i Miss Geraldine Brown of Miami,
Fla.,, and Greenshorn, Ga., was a
recent visitor here,
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| Mig. F. M. Hailey and daughter,
Miss Tommie Hailey are visiting
relatives.in Chapel Hill, N, C.
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