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2, 1987,
Miss Moina Michael
To Address Legion
Auxiliary Meeting
qay afternoon, May 7 at |
" sclock the American Legion |
ciary will meet at the Legioni
’ . Moina Michael, “The Poppyg
: nown and loved by the |
*le nation, will addresg the
siving a sketch of the]
. jeq and how it came into
® The litite red poppy has!
i uch to units and indi
~vwhere that it is fil-}
_ 1 honor to the Allen R‘
¢ to have Misg Michael
¢ Juring “Poppy Month.”
~vans Johnson. will have
e program and will
¢ .ns for the sale of pop
’ gaturday before Memorial
he program for Mem
; ) viay 30,
\ Lusiness meeting will be
. ich time the nominating
ror officers for next
¢ named. Mrs, Harold
i resident urges - a full
- e of membvers for the
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Watkinsville Missionary |
Circle Meets at Home
Of Mrs. Hodges
mhe Woman's Missionary Circle
e tian chureh, met at the|
: virs. Leßoy Hodges Onl
T i fternoon,
I ring flowers were used
he reception hall and
1 Mrs. Roy (‘t'nwle{\"
nre i
f ere perfected to servel
the Civitans on mnext!
ight t
[ wing program was l‘f‘ll";
.' ¢ ‘Biblical Mothers.” l
1 Lesson—FEzekiel I;l64il
Prave Mrs. C. B. Mcßee. l
ralk on KEve, the Mother of I.““‘!
y., M. Joiner. }
n Hannah Mrs. RQ\';
( Naomi, the Model Moth
¢ I Mrs, Robt. Nicholson.
m Sara, the Mother Leader
V R. Johnson.
i n Mary the Mother of
J liss Sallie Shelnutt,
I discussion on the 6 and 7
e f Acts
¢ benediction, 67th Psalm.
the social hour the hos
t erved dainty refreshments,
b Mrs. Roy Fowler and
V. R. Johnsogn.
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Public Library Thanks
“May Day” Contributors
The Public Library wishes to ex-]
tend its thanks te the following |
who made the Library a Fairyland
1 “May Day:'
Mrs. Ida Scogging, Mrs. R. G.
Martin, Mirs, Harris Thurmond,
Ucoree Helghts, Home. Demon
shation club, Oconee Heights ¢hil
dren Fennock Florals company,
Van Cleve's Klorpal company, Jonés‘
Fiower Shop, S g Q:& ‘
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ROYAL AMBASSADORS
WILL MEET MONDAY
The Livingston Royal Embassa
d of the First Baptist chureh
Wil meet Monday afternoon at 4
oclock at the church. .All boys
Irom 5 to 12 are jnvited to be
present
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Mr. and Mrs. Jack Beach of
Ueveland, Ohlo, were guests the
bast week of M, and Mrs. R. J.
furner who were en route home
o Florida, Mrs, weach will be
Measandy. remembered as Mise
Jeannette Turner and visited hers
un several occasion,
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Miss Magalene Pitiman was re
tently the guest of Misg Mary Ann
Lord, of WatKinsville,
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ir. and Mrs, R. P, Malcom of
Watkinsville, were the guests of
Y. and Mrs, Choke Cornellson
1 naay
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Mo and Mrs, Dick Ferguson and
nd Mrs, Joe Ferguson of
: e, were 'in Hartwell re
cent 5 the guests of their mo
\ Anna Kerguson.
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DANIELSVILLE NEWS
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LSVILLE., -— Mr. and'
I Adair of Adairsville, |
last week-end with Ul‘.‘
W D, Gholston. I
nna Huff of Atlanta, Iss
er sister, Mrs. W. D.
r, for several days.
¢ of little Lester Henley
inow that he is sick.
B. T, Moseley and Mrs.
rray were visitors o
ednesday. l
ind Mrs, Jack Moss of
ire spending the week-
Mrs, Fannie Lee Ghols-
I Mrs. Berry Meadow of
ere here for the funeral |
leadow's sister, Mrs, W. “
Ombe
dan of Atlanta visited |
er, Mr. . N Jordun,‘
ind Mrs. R, T. Broome
Itors to Athens 'l’hursdu)’-l
D, Meadow spent Sun
\tlanta with his daughter, |
¢ Christy. i
lowing ladies attended |
ict Woman's Misslunur.\’i
111 y at Union church
Mesdames R. €. Gris-
K. Jenkins, J. D. me‘
{ Landers, R. T. Broome |
. Graham, |
‘ lethodist ladies of the
¢ erved a ckicken supper
¢ Legion building last Fri-
Zht
! ~esophomore class of M. C.
'+ S are entertaining the senior
“‘ff" with a picnic Friday after-
Engagement 0f Miss Sarah Louise Starr
To The Rev. John Robert Bill 111, Is
Announcement Centering Much Interest
Announcement of statewide in-‘i
terest is that made today by Mr,
and Mrs. Francis Worthingtonl
Starr, of Charleston, 8. C., of the
engagement of their sister, Sarah |
Louise, to the Revererend John
Robert Bill, llt, The wedding to
take place in June in Charleston.
Miss Starr is a daughter of the
late Reverend and Mrs. Homer
Worthington Starr, her father hav
ing been rector of the Holy Com
‘munion in Charleston for twenty
years. She is a sister of Homer
iPilgrim Starr, studeng at the The
;o]ogieal Seminary, Alexandria, Va.
Her grandfather, Francis Ruse
' Starr was an alumnus of the Uni
verstiy of Georgia. Vhile attend
ing the University he married
Sarah Ward, daughter of Profes
sor Malthus A. Ward, professor of
botany in the University and crea
tor of the famous Athens Botani
cal gardens. He was a Chaplain
in the Confederate Army, haying
entered the army on the same day
he was ordained for the ministry,
which was also his wedding day.
Miss Starr has heen a resident
of Athens for the last five years
as Wpiscopal Student Secretary at
the University of Georgia. She
was the first president of the Ath
ens Pilot Club and is alumnae sec
retary of the Delta Delta Delta
soroirty, She attended school at
the College of Charleston where
she was a member of the Delta
Delta Delta and studied at Coluni
bia. University two summers. She
also took speeial courses in New
York in Y. W. C. A. activities
and was a Y. W. C. A. secretary
before entering the work of the
church.
A young woman of rare personal
charm and heauty, Miss Starr has
been very successful in her work
among students with whom she is
unvsually popular. She has bheen
much in demand as a speaker and
due to her gift of leadership was
‘ohnsnn as first president of the
‘lAthons Pilot club, when iy was or
ganized in 1934 and was re-elected
}fm' a succeeding term in order
|that the club might bhenefit from
‘her ability anq experience, She I 8
Engagement Of Miss Cecile Parter To Mr.
Charles L. Piplar Of Much Interest Here
Of unusual interest to Athenians |
is the announcement today by Mr.l
and Mrs. Eq Porter of the engage- |
ment of their daughter, Cecile, to!
Mr. Charles L, Piplar as the Por-|
ter family was very popular here{
during the many years it made;
Athens its home.
Miss Poter spent her gh‘lhoodt
here, and attended Imcy(“obbandl
wag very popular in all the social |
affairs of the vounger set., A fewl
yedars ago they moveq to Mem-!
phig, Tenn.,, and Miss Porter con
tinueq her education at Sweetbrier,
and Western college, making her
debut in 1934. She is a member of
Pre-Nuptial Parties For Miss Mary Lamar
Erwin Will Be Concluded Here This Week
Miss Laura Anne Phinizy's love-
ly buffet luncheon Saturday was
orne of the most beautiful parties
honoring Miss Mary Lamar Er
win, which assembled the wedding
party, and a group of friends at the
delightful home of the gracious
hostess on Milledge ave.,, a home of
historic soclay tnterest when the
hospitality of former days wag ex
tended by Miss Phlnizy's grand
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MISS LOUISE STARR
a student of social questions and
is keenly interested in public wel
fare undertakings.
The Rev. Mr. Bill is a son of
Mrs, John R. BHL ir, of Phila
delphia. He received his B.S. de
gree at Temple University and
will graduate from the Theologi
cal School of the University of the
South, Sewanee, Tenn, in June.
He is a member of Theta Upsilon
Omega, and Kappa Phi Kapph,
honorary naiional educational fra
ternity. After the wedding the
couple will makeé their home in
Spokane, Washington, where the
i‘Rev_ Bill will be rector of St.
David’s church.
the Chi Omega fraternity, and the
Royal and Cotilion clubs of Mem
phis, and has been very popular ini
all the social activities, winning!
friends easily by her charming per
sonality. |
~ Mr. Piplar is very prominent in
‘the social and ‘business world of
iMemphis, and receivde his educa
tion ap Castle Heights, Sewanee
‘ang the University of Florida, and
lis a member of the S. A, E. fras
ternity, Heé Is & ‘member of “the
Roval club and Yuletide Reveliers.
The marriage will be. a brililant
church wedding, followed by a re
ception,
miother, Mrs, Ferdinand ‘Phinizy,
in the same rich setting.
A wealth of gorgeous flowers
adorred the lower floor, and par
ticularly lovely was the handsome
ly appointed dining room, where
the table was unusual and exquis
ite in all the perfect details, Over
laid with an imporreda lace cloth,
the center was graced with a Col
onia! bride’'s bouquet of Sweet-
PERSONAL MENTION
The friends of Mrs, Grace (’Cal
lJahan will regret to learn of her
continued illness at her home on
Qak street,
Mr. and Mrs, Otis Paul Jones
of Atlanta, announce the birth of
a son, April 28, at Crawford W.
Long hospital who has been named
Otis Paul, jr. Mrs. Jones will be
plesantly remembered here as Miss
Milared Kirk, daughter of Mr, and
Mrs. Sam Kirk,
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Women from Tuckston communs
ity who attended the Atheng dis
trict of the Woman's Missionary
society in Watkinsville were Mrs,
R. L, Estes, Mrs. ». x. Collins, Mrs,
M, O. Bryant, Mrs. Robert Pate
ton, Miss Bessieg Phillips, Mrs. R.
E. Johnson, Mrs. Ruth Nabers,
Mrs. J. D. Hancoekx and Mrs. Sher
man Hancock,
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Mr. and Mrs. G. O. Hancock,
Mrs. M. L. Wilson and S. P, Rich
ards are spending the week-end in
Atlanta, ¢
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Miss Martha Hancock of New
York, Miss Hazel Hancock of Ir
vin, N. €., and Horace Hancock
of Rome, have returned to theie
respective homes after being call
ed here due to the illnesg and
death of their grandfather W, J.
Hancock,
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Miss ©Louise Smith of Mont
gomery, Ala., arrived Saturday
night for a week-end visit to her
parents, Dr. and Mrs. 8. S, Smith.
'Miss Martha Smith met per in At
lanta,
Misseg Maude and Margaret |
Roberts _ot’ Bowman, are vlsitlrigJ
Rev., and Mrs. Pope Duncan for
the week-end. i
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Mrs. Hoyt Pitrer of Royston,
was among the visitors here Sat
urday,
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Dr, Harold Hodgson, captain in
the Medical Reserve Corps has been
ordered to Atlanta for several
days to take part in the maneuv
ers at Fort McPherson, :
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~ Mr. Eric White of Carrollton, is
'spending the week-end in the eity.
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l Miss Miriam David has returned
from Bowden, Ga, where she hag
lbeen teaching the gpring term.
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Mr. and Mrs., R. L. [Patterson
left Thursday for New York to at
tend the marriage ow their son, Dr,
Robert Patterson, jr., to Miss Mar
garet Sloane. The wedding of sO
cial prominence was solemnized
Saturday May 1, at 4 o'clock.
heart roses and vailey lilies, around
which smaller bouquetg were ef
fectively arranged. A delicious
buffet luncheon was served, |
My and Mrs. Lamar Rueker's
beautiful garden party Saturday
afternoon marked ano%r charm
ing social affair for sg Erwin.
The hosts arranged, in case of rain,
the hospitable home in all its anti
que loveliness and splendid furn
ishing was oOpen t 0 the many
; guests.
’ Monday morning Mrs. Boyce
Grier will entertain for Miss Er
win at a lovely party at her home
on Dearing street.
Mrs. J. A. Darwin and Mrs. Mar
jon Deßose will entestain Wed
nesday at a beautiful luncheon for
the wedding party and out-of
town guests.
Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs.
william L. Erwin will give a buf
fet supper honoring the bridal
party and out-of-town guests at
their delightful home on Milledge
avenue,
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