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About Athens banner-herald. (Athens, Ga.) 1933-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 4, 1935)
PAGE TWO Watkinsville Civitans To . Repeat Splendid Minstrel ?hfl& Made for Future ~ Activities at Regular Meeting Tuesday Night WATKINSVILLE.—The Civitan club, at its monthly social meet ing last might, with no set pro gram, accomplished a great deal §n the line of future activities, ‘gince if had time to discuss vari auis projects in mind, and also at ‘the close of the meeting, many of thg members gave brief talks cov ering fellowship, their jdeas of ‘good citizenship and problems eonironting the present age. «“ The meeting was held in the pasement of the Methodist church with the ladies of the Baptist churéh serving the delightful din fler. Mrs, W. H, Hodges, Mrs. %1. Mcßee and Mrs, C, L. Lee were in charge. Harvey Downs, club sécretary, gave a report on the recent min stre] show and since it drew a full house, it was decided to repeat the performance, the proceeds 10 go to am empty stocking fund. Prof, Claud Phillips, who directed the minstrel, will again be in charge and will announce the date for the next performance within the next few days o ‘The club voted to use some of the proceeds from the first per formance for prizes to Oconee county school students in citizen ship essay contests, one of' the ac tivities sponsored by Civitan' In ternational. - Ed Downs' reported -a -motorcade \ 2" e *;'%3/.% b GG N e R e T ' e Y ?5y ; ‘ G ol 5 Gt \fijfia sl : - RS e LR 3 Chri jving! for Christmas Giving! & i fad o> Spotlight! Curtain! And the showing of these great Elec- B AR trical Values is on! Come in. Ease off your shopping list 4 )“ on us— you’ll be surprised how many of these smart gifts v % oy 38, will be just the thing for your friends. Save money. Pay 51 R . . . 14 E‘ L just a-little down, and the balance in small monthly pay i BE ments that won’t strain your budget. i ; ;J-::'r‘;‘k<. v;, %1 . A Telechron Alarm Clock — A soft, insistant alarm V. N\ that will make your waking up a pleasure. The smart, A g A ! black case with white ivory trim fits, fittingly, into any SV ey A setting. This is the first time we've ever been able to L d LG A offer an electric alarm clock at so low a price. 5-70 B N\ e ) 95¢ down —sl a month b R B Manning-Bowman Toaster — This toaster brings et with it many cosy, gay occasions. Your friends will ap (g TR g;zcia.te the joy and convenience you'll be adding to R e akfast getting. Chrome finish. 3-40 T, 95¢ down — $1 a month . T ' ; 08, : ; ' o | ?)n’;“f“xvg ‘%% c A delightful gift that enhances the coffee hour is é&y;; L this Royal Rochester Urn Set. The urn holds eight L o t&»@*e generous cups of coffee. The creamer, sigar bowl and : & AR T ! & . g S tray are of chromium. 16.20 SN § Sk sy s - il ; $1.95 down — $2 a month e&‘“\. $ o * .. o B ‘ T—. D Sunbeam Automatic Mixmaster — Whips up eggs, E o R batter, cream in no time at all —saves wearing minutes e fi o THE of hand-beating. Once you've used Mixmaster, the two L s TER of you will never come to the parting of ways. Does a . pas ) | million and one things at the snap of a switch. 2 4.50 : ¢PR " $1.95 down —s2 o month | g ob [ C E Sunbeam Toaster and Tray-=Makes any hostess o O el BT },» fihd she's a hostess. This buffet set adds a gay atmos | s i@ ere to any party. Beautifully arranged on the walnut e — e . T tray is the two-slice toaster, four Intaglio crystal plates, e : : *« - two double-compartment relish dishes. 18-20 | . e $£1.95 down — $2 a month P< g F Royal Rochester Waffle Iron — First-aid to gaining : [ P e . a top-notch reputation as a waffle-maker. This model Py R - turns 'em. out a crispy, golden-brown that are appetizing et . g _;:t,ggt;;;;:;.? Wik & . . . E B - D to look at, delicious to eat. The heat indicator in the E S e handle tells you “when.™ 5.70 S S SR, B e 95¢ down — $1 a month :" . ‘d’" ‘ '~" A ol ; CEORGIA POWER CO 7 “‘ e LTR R ;‘“ X B .e S | SEN Sdba. ¥ T = - \ve - . AaEs ,@{ B e pon o N T BsLTR SR g B *,"'*'\ o: = ’ W\3 SO i 4L R R | .Ly ee . S B e ?P' JSre TR . e T L SR R s P e i iR e BRSBTS FEEs P T fig“ih ,*i:g‘m~ ; Bl bt : e s L ohere o o b e B TR et — w“*«i% |by several members of the club | inspected the soil erosion work, President C. C. Parson named a i’committee composed of Roy Crow ' ley, R. M. Nicholson, 8, C. Dil lard and Joe Cooper, to work to wards interesting Oponee county farmerg In a similar project. | R. M. Nicholson, Oconee county chairman of the. T, B, Associa tion, reported he had seals on hand and the Civitan club will of fer a prize to the school pupil who leads in seal sales. { President Parsons @ called on many of the membersfor twomin ute talks and those responding were Loyd Farmer, Truman Hay good, Joe (looper, Arthur Berry ¥erd Jounson, Speck Downs, E, C Dillard, ‘Claud Phillips, R. M. Nicholson, cCaptain Jake McGuire Neal Downs, H. H. Harris and Bill Murry. Fithal The club had as its guests citi zens who helped to make the min strel show the outstanding success that it was, and these agreed tc perform in the return engagement They were Mrs. Roy Fowler, Miss Eloise Stewart, Billle Wells, O Billups, Jim Jones, Arthur Berry Marvin Osborne, Miss Ann Billups and ‘Billy Veal i 1 e : It was voted to have the annua’ Christmas program at the nex! business meeting of the club as Watkinsville school auditorium or December 17, with:Joe Cooper, Bil’ Murry and Henty Cobb furnishing the tree and trimmings. : Weekly Calendar of University Events ’-—-—-—-—-———-—-—-——-— All Week Art Exhibition of twenty Amer jcan Oil Paintings lent by Carne gie Corporation. Memorial Hall. | Wednesday | Pre-registration for winter quarter beging Wednesday at Dean Hendren's office, 5:30 p. m.—Meeting of Univer sity Orchestra. Phi Kappa Hall. 7:80 p. m.—Phi Kappa and Demosthenian meetings in respecs tive halls, Thursday 7:16 p- m.—Y., W, C. A. meet ing. Deputation team from Geor gia Tech. “X” Rooms, ad 7:30 p, m.—Ag ciub meeting. Conner Hall. 8:00 p. m.—Music Appreciation. Chapel. : : 8:30 p. m.—Thalian-Blackfriars play, “Once in a Lifetime.” Seney- Stovall Memorlal theater. Friday > 4:30 p. m.—Economics Seminar. Speaker, Judge Blanton Fortson “Operation of State Without Ap propriation.” Commerce LibPary. 8:00 p. m.—Swimming Pagean! ‘by invitation only). Physical Ed ueation building. 8:80 p. m.—Thalian-Blackfriars play, “Once in a Lifetime.” Seney- Stovall Memorial theater, THE BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS, GEORGIA |Grid Attendances Brought - Back To Normal This Year Notre Dame Is Leader in Attendance; South s | Headed By Tulane | | NEW YORK — (#) — The com bination of more games and more “‘hig" games brought football at- | tendance bhack to something like | the good old days in the 1935 sea-| son, { That the gain—averaging about| 10 per cent on the natiohwide front| of 47 major colleges covered in the! annual Associated Press poll-de-f pended largely on tne team’'s rec- | ords was shown by the leading| figures. : Notre Dame, with its best team in five years, was the biggest draw- | ing eard with an attendance total of 438,108 for nine games. Navy, led the East with 399,000 ra.nsi watching a fine squad play mnine’ teams. It waas the first time. on% record the Midshipmen had out-, drawn Army, which attracted 364,-] 000. 2 e The biggest attendance figures and the biggest gains were regis tered in the eastern sector, where, increages as high as 40 per :semé were reported. In all, 29, of the 17 colleges reported improved at-| tendance and several wmore sala| they were “about even" with 1934, A few preferred to keep their rec ords seecret. : - Besides the service schools, Yale, | ! Pennsylvania and Princeton were | above the 300,000 mark in the Bast | The undefeated Tigers drew 306, | 000 at nine games in comparision fm last year's mark of 175,000 in ! eight contests. '~ The co-champions of the Big Ten ;Ohin State and Minnesota, shared honors: as drawing cards., The Buckeyes, who had 81,018 fans as thelr thrilllng game with Notre Dame, led with a total of 859,219 agzainet Minnesota's 346,5600. . 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