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SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1936
JIMMY HODGSON 1S
HOST ON BIRTHDAY
AT HOME THURSDAY
Master Jimmy Hodgson, young
er son of Dr. and Mrs. Harold
Hodgson, was host at a birthday
party at his home on Hall street
Thursday afternoon, February 6,
from 4 to 5:30 o'clock, celebrating
his eighth birthday.
The little guests were given
scissors, crayons and other mate
rials to make valentines for each
other;, and these were put into a
valentine box and opened at the
close of the afternoon.
Each guest wag also given a
small. white valentine to pin in
the center of a large red heart.
Little Richard Cofer was given
thé prize for coming the nearest
to .the center.
Seated around the living room
floor, the little boys and girls en
joyed the age old game of “thim
ble; as J.hem fathers and mothers
once did :at their age.
The little host opened birthday
gifts piled skyward on a table
while excitement ran high.
At the close of the afternoon’s
enfertainment the guest were in
vited. into the dining room where
delicious refreshments were served.
Jimmy was assisted in entertain
ing by his mother and sister Al
lene and Marianna Smith.
The following little friends were
invited: Billy and Joe Wickliffe,
Helen Driftmire, Katrine Secrest,
Joan and Jean Hartman, Patrica,
Mell, Ann ‘Smith, Stella Scott,
Ruth Mary Bliss, Marion West,
Dorothy TLemon, Gloria Butler,
Glenda Helen and Mary Agnes
Waggoner, Gloria Dixon, Susan
Rice, Bobby Bradberry, Paul Chap
man, Paul Moore, Murray Soule
George Secott, Harold and Richard
Cofer, Edward TLumpkin, Robert
Floyd, Bolly Brown, Edward Pope.
Harold Hodgson and Callaway
Wingfield. i
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Y. W. C. A. CALENDAR
Board of Directors will meet
Thursday at 11 a. m. at the
Y. W. C. A. home. Due to uncer
tain weather, the annual meeting
has been postponed.
Entre NOus club will hold its
regular supper meeting at the
Y. W. C. A. home Monday at
6:30 p 5 m.
The Senior Division of the
Happy Hour club wlil meet at the
Chase Street Community House
Monday afternoon at 8:16, and
everyone is requested by Miss
Pauline Garrison, president, te
bring her sewing. A play practice
will also be held.
Junior Division of the Happy
Hour club will meet at the Com
munity House at 4:15 on Mondoy
afternoon to finish their scrap
book.
Business Giris club of the Y. W
C. A. will hold its regular supper
and business meteing at the Y.
W. C. A. home on Tuesday eve
ning at 6:30. Every member is
urged to be present and all team
captains report their attendance
number to Miss Mary Agnes Bar
rett by Monday noon.
Senior Girl Reserve club will
meet at the Y. W. C. A. home on
Thursday afternoon at 4:30. The
executive committee of this club
will meet at High school during
activities period on Monday mor
ning.
Juni®r Girl Reserve club will
entertain a4t the Y, W. C. A.
home on Wednesday evening at
7:30 with a Valentine party. The
party is being planned by Sara
Reid president; Mae Wingfield,
social chairman, and Miss Lucille
Crabtree, secretary of Y. W. C.
A. Members of the club are:
Ruth = Saye, Mildred Autry, An
nette Guest, Ruth Jarrell, Pauline
Dickerson, Miriam Henson, Jean
ette Bruce, Lilla Pearl Whitehead,
Pauline .. Pittard, Dorothy Ford.
Lillie Taylor, Mary Chilivis, Jane,
Clark,” Nell Rose Parr, Gloria
Grummon, Mary Grant, Dorothy
Huff, Beverly Braswell, Gloria
Cooper, Gloria Palmisano, Eliza
beth Short, Becke Thomas, Mary
Jane Adams, Dorothy Gregory
Mary = Alice Whitehead, Minnie
Foster, Julia Dearing, Nita Bris
coe, Frances Seay, Valeria Coile,
Hazel Allgood, Julia Warwick,
Sally Frank Hutchins, Miriam
Mathews, Martha Washington,
Mary Frank Jackson, Melroe
Park, Irene Hudgens, Mae Wing
field, Sara Reid, Annie Grace
Meister and Margaret Wood.
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MILDRED RUTHERFORD UNIVERSITY PRIZE
ESSAY RULES ANNOUNCED BY U.D.C. GROUP
The committee on University
Prize of the Georgia Division, U.
D. C., Saturday announced rules
governing the Mildred Ruther
ford University Prize of $75, to be
awarded bi-ennially. Chairman of
the committee is Mrs. T. W.
Reed and other members are Mrs,
W. Trox Bankston, Covington,
and Mrs. R. L. Patterson, Ath
ens.
For the purpose of encouraging
the study of Southern history,
particularly in the Confederate
period, the Georgia Division es
the United Daughters of the Con
federacy is offering the Mildred
Rutherford Unviersity Prize of
seventy-five ($75.00) dollars to be
awarded biennially.
The competition is limited to
undergraduate and graduate stu
dents of the universities —-and
standard colleges and junior col
leges ~for white students in the
state of Georgia.
The prize will be awarded for
an unpublished monograph or essay
of merit in the field of Southern
History, preferably in or near the
period. of the Confederacy or bear
ing on the causes that led to the
War Between the States. Any
phase of life or policy may be
“treated.
WOMEN'S MEETINGS
The Tuésday Contract club will
meet with Mrs, J. D. Bradwell on
Tuesday afternoon at the usual
hour, which will assemble the
members for the usual lovely hos
pitality of the delightful hostess.
The Missionary Society of the
Young Harris church will hold its
regular monthly meeting Monday
afternoon at the church at 3:30
o'clock. Circle No. 1, with Mrs.
Teat leader, will have charge.
The leaflet, Jane Adams, will be
given by Mrs. Garnett Bell and
Mrs. Robbie Stone. Mrs. Gordon
Thompson will have charge of the
devocional. All members are cor
dially invited to be present.
Ellen Crawford chapter Children
of the Cgnfederacy will meet Tues
day afternoon with Miss Anne Bird
Firor, 742 Cobb street at 3:30
o'clock. Mrs, Arthur Gannon will
address the meeting. ‘A full at
tendance is urged of all the mem
bers.
LaGrange Trussell, presidenit.
Rose Walker Mayne, director.
Circle No. 2 of the First Chris
tian church will meet with Mrs. T.
B. Anderson, 835 Boulevard, Mon
day afternoon at 3:30 o'clock.. Mrs.
R. J. Turner will lead the meeting,
with an interesting program ar
ranged.
The Luncheon club will meet
Wednesday with Mrs. Hunter
Harris at her lovely home on Mill
edge Circle. The occasion will be
happily informal and delicious
Juncheon will be the feature of the
meeting,
The Woman's auxiliary of the
Central Presbyterian [church will
meet Monday afternoon with Mrs.
. J. Cartledge on Cobb street at
3:30 o’clock. All members are urg
ed to be present,
The Woman’s Missionary So
ety of Oconee Street Methodist
chureh will meet at the home of
Mrs. C. $§ Denny, 585 Oconee
street, Monday afternoon at 3:30
o’clock. Mrs. C. C. Bridges will
act as co-hostess. All = members
are urged to be present and all
visitors are welcome to meet with
the society.
* * *
Members of Lollie
Hutchins Class Holds
Meeting Wednesday
Lollie Hutchins Sunday school
class held its regular monthly
social Wednesday afternoon in the
parlors of the First Baptist
church, with an attendance of 55
which was fine, considering the
weather.
A very enjoyable program was
arranged by Mrs. L. A. Clarke
chairman of Circle No. 2, assisted
by Mrs. E. L. Wier, as co-chair
man. Miss Elaine Hulme gave two
delightful vocal selections, “Long
Long Ago,” and “Ain’'t She
Sweet.”
Contests afforded merriment and
a good deal of pleasure, followed
by delicious ice cream and cake.
The clase has one hundred mem
bers and its splendid work in the
church nad Sundya school is out
standing, and the social meeting
once a month is always a charm
ing event.
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Miss Hilda Jane Cox of the Uni
versity is spending the week-end
in Atlanta, going over for the Tech
dances,.
Essays must be typewritten and
important statements should be
accompanied with citaitons of the
sources from which the data have
been drawn and a bibliography
should be appended. It is ex
pected that essays will comprise
not less than 5,000 words, and it
is preferred that they be of great
er lengthg In making the award
the committee will consider re
search, originality of thought, ac
curacy of statement and excel
lence of style.
At least three typewritten copies
of the essay that wins the prize
shall be furnished the Georgia
Division, United Daughters of the
Confederacy, and the Division
reserves the right to reproduce
and distribute copies of the essay
should it wish to do so.
Competition for this prize will
close June 1, 1936, and on or be
fore that date all essays must be
in the hands of -the Division chair
man of the Mildred Rutherford
University Prize, Mrs. T. W.
Reed, Athens, Ga.
The award of the prize will be
made at the Division Convention
in October, 1936.
Manuscript to be returned must
be accompanied by postage.
Lambda Chi Alpha
Pledges Entertain
At Dance Saturday
Pledges of the Lambda Chi
Alpha fraternity honored the
members with a house dance Sat
urday evening. The Georgia Col
legiansbfurnished the music and
the guest list included as chaper
ons Major and Mrs. Albert H.
Peyvton and Mr. and Mrs. Leo
Belcher.
The girls were: Kathrine Hud
man, Sylvania; Anne Johnson
Atlanta; = Geraldine Doss, La-
Grange; Jeanette Thompson, At
lanta; Margaret Williams, Oxford;
Carolyn Clements, Buena Vista;
Sara Bryant, Athens; Bobby
Stephens, Athens; Jane McKin
non, Brunswick; Kathrine Henry
Atlanta; Dorothy XKimbrell, Ath
ens; Sydney McWhorter, Lexing
ton; Frances Yates, Atlanta;
‘Mary Helen Woodham, Fitzger
ald; Agnes Jarnagin, Athens;
' Stella Byrd Darnell, Talking
Rock; Kay Porter, Atlanta; Mar
garet Johnson, Atlanta; Virginia
McCurdy, Atlanta; Tillie Treze
vant, Marietta; Anne Abney, Ath
ens; Josephine von Sprecken, Au
gusta; Edith Logue, South Or
ange, N. J.; and Margaret Jones
Savannah.
* * *
First Methodist Forum
Class to Meet Tuesday
Members of the Forum Class of
First Methodist church will hold
their regular monthly meeting
Tuesday night at 8 o'clock in the
class room. Mrs, W. M. Wills’
group will be in charge and all
members are urged to attend.
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CHAPTER NO. 268, O. E. S, |
WILL MEET MONDAY AT 8
The Athens Chapter No. 268,
Order of Eastern Star, will meet
Monday evening at 8 o'clock in
the Masonic Hall on Clayton street.
All members are urged to be pres
ent and visitors are most cordial
ly invited.
MRS. LILLY B. WOOD,
: Worthy Matron. |
MRS. LOU ELLA EPTING, [
Secretary.
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Mrs. Mildred V. Rhodeg returned
Friday night from Washington, D.
C., where she attended the Na
tional Executive board meeting of
the Spanish-American War veter
ans auxiliary, of which she is a
member,
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Circle No. 2, W.M.S.
At Prince Avenue, Has
Meeting Last Tuesda
Mrs. Frank B. Johnson, was el
ected secretary and treasurer of
Circle No. 2 of the Prince Avenue
Baptist Woman'g Missionary soc
iety, Circle No. 2, at a meeting
Tuesday at the home of Mrs, R. A.
Stewart. .
Other officers elected” “at the
meeting Tuesday are Mrs. A. L.
Downs, personal serfvice committee
chairman; Mrs. W. T. Waller, pub
licity chairman gnd Mrs.. R. A,
Stewart, publication chairman.
The meeting wag opened with
prayer by Mrs, Stewart and de
votional was given by Mrs. Silvey.
After other businéss was dispos
ed of, a very pleasant social half
hour wag enjoyed. The hostess,
assisted by Little Bobbie Mae
Stewart, served delicious‘ refresh
ments. Those present were Mrs.
Claude Craft, Mrs. George Bur
roughs, Mrs. Frank [B. Johnson,
Mrs, H. B, Thomas, Mrs, A. L.
Downs, Mrs. Wiyatt Inglett, Mrs.
R. A. Stewart, Mrs. W. W. Silvey
.and Mrs. W. T, Waller.
| —Publicity chairman,
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CIRCLE MEETINGS
The circles of the First §
i s 3§ bor
Woman’s Missionary Socigty p;i;?
meet Monday afternoon ag fol
lows: -
Circle No. 1 with the chairman
Mrs. $. C. Moon, 847 Hill street
at 4 o'¢lock.
Cirele No. 2 with Mrs. A. D.
Wier, 555 University Drive at 4
o’clock.
Circler No. 3 with Mrs, Harry
Brown, 221 University Drive at 4
o’clock.
Circle No, 4 with Mrs, Fred
Leathers, 549 University Drive at
4 o’clock.
Circle No. 5 with Mrs. Ed Jack
son, 597 Harris street at 4 o'clock.
| Circle No- 6 with Mrs. Morton
Hodgson, 1001 Prince avenue at 4
o’'clock.
Circle No. 7 will meet at the
church at 6:15 o’clock for supper
with Miss Louise Story and her
group as hostesses.
Circle No. 8 with Mrs. W. R.
.Bedgood, 403 Rutherford street at
4 o'clock.
Circle No. 9 with Mrs. L. Hard
man, 1690 South Lumpkin street
at 4 o’clock.
Clircle No. 10 with Mrs. W. O.
| Bolton, 1573 South Lumpkin street
Eat 4 o'clock.
| Circle No. 11 with Mrs, W. K.
| McGarity, 117 Springdale at 4
o'clock.
Circle No. 12 with Mrs. Lynne
ißrannen. 211 University Drive at
4 o'clock.
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GIVE PROGRAM
OVER STATION WTFI
Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock
Miss Genevieve Lawrence present
lm some of her pupils in a short
program over WTFI, |
| Those taking part were Kath
ryn Kelly, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. J. M. Kelly: Emily Yok
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. J.
Pert; and “Estelle and Dorita
Watson, daughters of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Seagraves.
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Mrs. S. V. Sanford and Mrs.
Shelton Sanford of Savannah are
registered at the Columbus hotel,
Miami, Florida, which overlooks
Bayfront Park, Biscayne Bay and
the Atlantic ocean.
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Mrs. James R. K Gray, jr, Mrs,
Fleming Winecoff and Miss Cath
erine Gray of Atlanta motored over
Friday for Miss May Gray of the
Coordinate college, who is spend-}}
ing the week-end at home and at- |
tending the dances. H
SNOW AT TWILIGHT
By ROSE WALKER MAYNE
Outside my window, from where
I lie
Wartching a darkening square of
sky—
Outside my window I see the trees
Icy and intricate filigrees:
Delicate filaments crystaline
Amethyst-pale in the after shine:
Patterns lovely and rare and
quaint
Touched with a Master's fine re
straint;
Spiring towers and shimmering
hallg
Changing, as daylight shakes and
falls, . X
Changing .to ladies of silvery grace
Frail and filmy as fine old lace.
Airy, elusive fragilities!
Shining and vanishing fantasies!
'O for the eye and the artist's
hand,
O for the heart to understand,
O for some God-given gift in me
To capture this rapturous sym
metry.
Outside my window, the Dark,
maliyn,
Smudges the tracery, leaves no
sign.
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Sigma Chi Entertains
With Informal Dance
l Members of Delta chapter of
the Sigma Chi fraternity enter
tained Saturday evening with an
informal dance at their home on
Hill street, George Rice and his
orchestra furnished the music.
Chaperons included Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Davis, Mr. and Mrs.
H. B. Ritchie and Mrs. J. T.
Patterson. 4
Guests included Dorothy Mar
shall, Dawson; Alberta Booth.
Athens; Rebecea Proctor, Cuth
bert; Claudia Norman, Washing
ton; Isabelle Reid, Madison; Vir
ginia Dobbs, Athens; Cleone Jack
son, Macon; Georgia Rudolph,
Gainesville; Ann Littlepage, At
lanta; May Temple, #“Lookout
Mountain, Tenn.; Ann McKinnon,
Brunswick; Betty Morton, Bruns
wick; Virginia Tift, Tifton; Betty
Decker, White = Plains, N. Y.:
Elizabeth Meadows, Athens; Edith
Murphy, Marshallville; Dorothy
Huggins, Athens; Betty Gibbs
Jesup; Frances Battey, Albany;
Mary Davis, Fort Gaines; Frances
Holst, Cuthbert; Amelia Golucke
Crawfordville; Marjorie Gould
Atlanta; Helen Cabaniss, Athens;
Douglas Grimes, Athens; Lease
Wyman, Aiken, S. C.; Jane Leake,
Atlanta; and Jane Miller, Rome.
* * *
Miss Bertha Davison and Miss
Dorothy Davison who have been
spending a month at the Georgian
hotel, moved back to their apart
ment on Milledge avenue Satur
day.
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Friends of Miss Daisy Jones will
regret to learn she continues ill
at her home on Thomag street.
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f Friends of Mrs. R. W. Lamkin
will regret to learn she continues
ill at her home on Cloverhurst}
avenue and hope for her an early
recovery, |
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At Ball Saturday
The Forestry club of the Univer
sity entertained with its first
Lumber Jacks’ ball Saturday
night in the Physical Education
building. Girls were asked to wear
gingham dresses and nobody was
admitted unless wearing informal
costume, i
The lead-out took place at 11
o'clock, with L. W. Eberhart
president of the eclub, and June
Powell leading the Grand March.
The invitea list included June
Powell, Vienna; Sara Miller, Nash
ville; Carol Singleton, Fitzgerald;
Constance Thomas, Athens; Mau
reen Mobley, Fort Gaines; Char
lotte Richard, Atlanta; Ethelina
Jackson, Bacontonfl 'Hazel Cole
man, Graymont; TFlorence Math
ews, Hull: Marion Moore, Athens;
Martha Phillips, Athens; Clars
Campbell, 'Atlanta; HEvelyn Pen
nington, Matthews; Celia Smith
Gainesville; Ruth Burton, Canon:
Mary Kempson, Athens; Carolyn
Cook, Geneva; Ruby Stephenson,
Lavonia; Rosana Flynt, Mt. Ariy;
Julia_ Price, Athens; Elizabeth
Chappell, ‘Americus; Elsie Knowl
ton, Americus; ‘Martha Lena Hale
Athens; Lois Herring, Tifton;
Mary Bennett, Athens; and Hazel
Lloyd, Athens.
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PERSONALS
i Friends of Mrs. T. J. Chancev
, will regret to learn she has been
ill the past week at her home at
Whitehall. :
* * *
Mr. Tommie Pierce of Rutledge
is spending the week-end in Ath
ens,
=* * *
Miss Ruby Perry was the guest
of Mrs. T. J. Chancey Friday
night at her home at Whitehall.
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Mrs. J. T. Watt and Miss Mar
garet Willlams of Waycross are
visiting Mr. and Mrs. John C.
Dahnsen in the Milledge Circle
apartments,
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; Mrs. Howell Erwin, Mrs. Will
Erwin and Mrs. Burney Dobbs
spent Friday in Atlanta.
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| Miasses Irene McDonald and Miss
' Ruby Bell of Winder, were visitors
here Friday,
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l Mrs, James Horn left Saturday
for New York on a businesg trip
for- the millinery department ot
[M‘ichael Brothers, |
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Miss Mary Bradley is spending
Ithe week-end in Atlanta going over
| for the Tech dances,
* * %
l Mrs. R. T. Hewell of Elberton,
iwas among the visitors here Sat
urday.
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. MY. Billups Johnson of Augusta
li’s spending the week-end here
'with Mrs., Johnson.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. George Beeland and
little Beverly Beeland, are spend
ing the week-end with friends in
Macon,
The many friends here of Mrs.
J. C. Evaas, of Ailanta, former
ly of Athens, will be pleased to
learn of her satisfactory condition
following an operation Wednesday
at General hospital. o
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Miss Fay McDorman of West
Palm Beach, Fla., is visiting Mrs.
W. I. Flanagan,
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Mr. and Mrs, Walter Sams
leave today for a trip to Florida.
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Miss Leila Emma Barwick, of
Asheville N. C. is visiting Miss
Mary Barwizk here.
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‘Friends qof Pete Petropol will
be glad ity learn that he is im
proving slowly from recent injur
ies received in a fall.
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Little Robert Bradberry, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bradberry un
derwent an operation so appendi
citis yesteday and is reported as
doing nicely. <
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Wesley Foundation ~ ~
Circle No. 2 |
At Informal Party
! One of the most eniqng
‘fairs of the soecial week-eij(!;;%
the informal party at which mem=
bers of Circle No. 2 of the Wes
ey Foundation of the First Meth
odist church were entertained Fri
day in the church basement. Ap
proximately -46 members of tha
college set enjoyed this delightful
occasion. ¥ P
Mr. Fred Ingram was in charge
of the entertainment, assisted by
Miss Mary Edna Bennett and the
Rev. John Tate. Miss Ruby An
derson, sponsor of the circle; Prof.
and Mrs. Pope Hill, sponsors;
Dr. and Mrs. E. H. Dixon, Mrs.
John Tate, and Tom Secott, who is
visiting from Alpharetta, were also
present.
« After a number of exciting and
interesting games,’ delicious re
freshments were served. Harry
Hill is leader of the circle,