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SUNDAY, MAY 18, 1947,
band Concert
To Be Presented
(unday Affernoon
A repeat-performance of Thurs
+'s Music Appreciation program
..ented by the University of Ga.
nd under the baton of Harris
ichell, director will be given
. afternoon (Sunday) in the
phitheater on Ag Hill at 5 p.
It is open to the public, and a
se attendance is expected. -
There was an ease about Mr.
tchell’s leadership that was con
jious and the players responded
th their best efforts Thursday
-ning. In the serious vein we
ecially liked the excerpt from
ndel’s “Water Music,” while
aren Little “stole the show” as
and his piccolo competed
.inst all the sections of the
nd in Bergeim’s novelty num
r—“The Little Brown Jug” (And
. Piccolo Gets Left.) s
The Band Personnel includes:
Flute and Piccolo: Warren Little
d Farrice Owens; Oboe: Cour
ay Cauble; Clarinet: Frances
Woodruff, Bob Moss, Harold Mc-~
(‘ard, Cornelius Davis, Dick Elli
<on. Troupe Harris, Ralph Black,
Ann Bell, Carter Jordan, Annelle
sempley, Ramsey Buice, Harris
\ills: Bass Clarinet: Evelyn Mar
tin: Alto Sax: Fred Turner; Tenor
Sax: Bill Wallace, Ralph Teasley;
Baritone -Sax: J. T. Smith; Cornet:
George Enloe, Luther Rollins,
leonard Bagen, Marshal Hirsch,
Stuart Culpepper, Carolyn Bond,
sam Kraxtin, Eloise Douglas;
Trumpet: William Boyette, Robert
Harrison, Doyle Spears; Horn:
Anne Graydon; Milton Lathem,
Bernadene Voorhees; Baritone:
Sol Abrams, Joe Decosimo; Trom
bone: Charles Devon, Charles
Mitchell, Orrie Evers, Stuart Mc-
Garity, Bryan Whitehurst, K.
Wright; String Bass: Jane Fin
lev; Tuba: Harry Murray, Hurley
Pinkard; Snare Drum: Harmon
Avera; Cymbals and Bells: Racy
Smith, Rosemary Hinton, Norma
Young; Tympani: Racy Smith,
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Circles Of First
Circle meetings of Ladies Aux
iliary of First Christian Church
will be held Monday afternoon
at 3:30 with following hostesses:
No. 1. Mrs. O. B. Mcßae, 440
S Milldege.
No. 2.Ladies Parlor of Church.
No. 3. Mrs. Rupert Brown, 550
Milledge Circle.
No. 4. Mrs, Freq Whitehead,
688 S. Milledge. v
No. 5. Mrs. Darrell Sullivan,
Apt. ¥F-23 Univ. Pre-Fabs, Mon~
dav 8:00 p. m. oh
No. 6. Mrs. W. 1.. Cooksey, 588
Satula, Tuesday, 8:00 p. m.
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is visiting her niece, Miss Marion
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LHYGYTHITHI VI T AT THIUICY
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Mrs. Robert J. Reynolds of Ath
ens, announces the engagement
of her daughter, Miss Anne
Findley, to Mr. John Andrew
Frambach of Houston, Texas. The
wedding will be an event of early
fall and will take place in Athens.
- Miss Findley, residing in Ath
ens most of her life, attended Ath
ens High School and graduated
from the University of Georgia in
1945. While in the University she
took an active part in student acti
vities, being Vice-President of
Alpha Delta Pi sorority, President
of Woman’s Student Government
Association, and Secretary of Mor
tar Board and was named in Who’s
Who Among Students in American
Universities and Colleges of 1945.
Since graduation Miss Findley has
been affiliated with the Y. W. C. A.
of Houston.
Mr. Frambach is the soa of Mr.
and Mrs. K. A. Frambach of
Houston. He attended Lamar High
School and graduated from the
University of Texas in 1943 with a
Bachelor of Science Degree in
Chemical Engineering. While in
the University he was a member
of the Sigma Phi Epsilon Frater
nity, and:the American Institute
of Chemical Engineers. After
graduation Mr. Frambach served
as Lt. (jg) in the U. S. Naval Re
serve stationed in the Pacific war
area. He is now employed by Con
solidated Chemical Industries,
Inc. of Houston, Texas, where the
young couple will make their
home,
PRESBYTERIAN AUXILIARY
The Woman’s Auxiliary of the
First Presbyterian Church will
meet Monday, May 19, 3:30 p. m.
in the Sunday School Room. The
program will be in the interest of
Foreign Missions; and Miss Louise
Miller, one of our Foreign Mission
aries, will speak. The Birthday
Party will be held immediately
after the meeting in the Annex.
A cordial invitation is extended
to this meeting.
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THR BANNER.-HERALD, ATHENS, GRORGIA,
Miss Helen Benson
Is Bride Of
Mr. W. E. Jackson
HOLLYWOOD, ¥la, — Miss
Helen Jeanette Benton the dau
ghter of Mr. and Mrs. W. D.
Benton, 2209 Hollywood blvd.,
and William E. Jackson, son of
M+ and Mrs. J. G. Jackson,
Dania, were married at 10 a. m.
Saturday, May 3 at the home of
Mrs. J. M. Jones at 1955 Dewey
St., Hollywood, The Rev. O. D.
Kimbrell, pastor of the Dania
Heights Baptist Church, read the
marriage vows. Floral arrange
ments of Easter lilies, snapdra
gons and Queen Ann's lace
formed the setting for the nup
tials,
The bride was given in mar
riage by her father ang wove a
street-length dress of white silk
jersey with white accessories and
a gardenia corsage. Her only at
tendant, Mrs. James C. Jordan,
the former Erline Benton, wore
an aqua-marine dress and a cor
sage of pink rosebuds. John P.
Boehm of Dania was best man.
The young couple left on a wed
ding trip through north Florida
following the ceremony and will
make their home at 237 S, W.
First St.,, Dania, upon their re
turn,
The bride is a graduate of Col
vert high school and attended
Athens Business coliege at Ath
ens, Ga. She is presently em
ployed at the Keen Electric Ser
vice Co. in Hollywood.
Mr. Jackson is a graduate of
South Browarq High school anll
served with the Merchant Ma-!
rine duving the past war. He is
connecteq with th., Burrel Elec
trical appliance firm in Dania.
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Barbara Mettler
To Give Course
At University
Miss Barbara Mettler of the
Mettler Farm Studies in Frank
lin, New Hampshire will be guest
teacher in dance for the Univer
sity of Georgia campus for three
days, May 19, 20, and 21.
Miss Mettler is being brought
t 9 the campus by the Department
of Physical Education. She will
teach a lesson on each ‘of the
three evenings from 8 to 9:30 p
m,, in the woman'’s physical edu
cation building on Ag Hill. |
Also during her visit here, she
will meet with each regular
dance class. Anyone wishing to
participte in th, group lessons
should contact Miss Cora A. Mill_
er, dance director at 1584 or the
main affice of the physical edu
cation department. There will be
a .small registration fee for the
series of lessons.
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The friends of Miiss Magdalin
Glenn will be pleased to learn
she is convalesing at the home of
sister, Mrs. Allen Wier, following
¢ lecent illness at the General
Hospital,
e e e
Miss Katherine Smith will
leave Monday for Baltimore af
ter a two weeks visit tc relatives,
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-OMING EVENTS
IN ATHENS AREA
Salonia Chapter 227 O. E,
S. Willhold a stated meeting
on Monday evening, May
18th. Two candidates will re
ceive the degrees. All mem
bers asked to be present:
also visiting members wel
come,
The reguiar meeting of
Beta Sigma Phi will, be
changed from May 20 to
May 27.
The Early American Dance
Club will hold its final dance
of the season nexi Monday
night, May 19, from 8:30 until
11:30 at the Service Center
on Hancock Avenue, Special
guests will be members of
the Promenade Club, Atlanta,
who will arrive by special
bus. They will wear becom
ing costumes with long full
skirted dresses for women
and satin shirts in gay colors
for the men. All thirty-five
couples of the local club will
aiso be in costume. Mr, anl
Mrs. William Sutton, Mr. and
Mrs. J. H. Mitchell, Mrs. L.
W. Eberhardt and Mrs. Clif
ton Harper will be hosts for
the evening,
The following men will be
ordained as deacons, Sunday
afternoon, at 3:00 o’~lock,
May 18th at the Johnson
Drive Baptist Church: L.
E. Mize, E. H. Dunn, J. F.
Brooks, J. R. Akins, J. D.
Eidson, and J. W. Doster.
We invite all our sister
churches and their ordained
deacons to attend and take
part in this service.
Phi Chi Theta
Chapter To Be
Installed Sunday
Members of Upsilon Chapter of
Phi Chi Theta, and the Atlanta
Alumnae Chapter, will join the na
tional vice president, Miss Althea
Christensen, of Arlington, Virginia,
at the University of Georgia in
Athens this weekend to assist in
the festivities incident to the in
stallation of Alpha Epsilon, newest
chapter of this woman’s profes
sional commerce fraternity to be
installed in the South. |
Among the social affairs plan
ned for the weekend is the for
mal tea at which the Atlanta
Alumnae Chapter will entertain
the charter members who are the
Misses Dorothy Calhoun, Louise
Jones, Anne Johnson, Marianne
Moreland, Betty Strawn, Vera
Ellen Mew, Ruth Cobb, Virginia
Cady, Mary Anne Hearon, Grace
‘Rogers, Pat Divine, Bonnie
Bellamy, Frances Smith. ’
‘ In the receiving line will be
Miss Althea Christenson, national
'vice president, Mrs. William C.
Cantrell, president of Atlanta
lAlumnae Chapter, Mrs. Lonette
Gregory, president of Upsilon
Chapter which is located at the
University System of Georgia Cen
ter in Atlanta, Miss Louise Jones,
President of Alpha Epsilon Chap
“}er, and the other charter mem
ers.
Assisting in entertaining will be
Miss Fae Allen of the Atlanta
Alumnae Chapter and Miss Lila
Wilder, Honorary Member. Others
assisting will be Misses Ordry Pal
mer, past national vice president,
Pickett Hynes, dean of women,
\University System of Georgia Cen
lter, Dorothy Strange, Nettie Mae
Donald, Frances Summerlin
Rachel Whatley, Inez Kitchens,
Mary Hammond, Mesdames Al
mand Carroll and Lynda Burnett
of the Atlanta Alumnae Chapter;
Misses Mary Louise Cobb, Anne
Murphy, Louise Whitmire, Doris
Gilientine, Miidred Bloodworth,
Frances 'Wade, Hebb Easterling,
Ruth Maddox, Kay Lay, Joyce
Brown, and Mesdames Sarah
Smith, Marguerite Johnston of
Upsilon Chapter.
Invited to meet the charter
members are members of the
faculty of the College of Business
Administration, members of Delta
Sigma Pi and Alpha Kappa Psi,
men's professional commerce
fraternities, Dean and Mrs. Will
jam Tate, Miss Martha I.atimer,
Dean and Mrs. Ralph J. Thaxton,
Dean and Mrs. Alvin Biscoe, As
sistant Dean and Mrs. Robert T.
Segrest, Dean and Mrs. Robert P.
Brooks, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Bolton,
Miss Geneva Watkins, Miss Annie
Carlton, and others.
The initiates were entertained
by Miss Ordry Palmer at a dinner
at the Holton Hotel on Saturday.
Mr. J. Q. Carter of Hull has
been moved to an Atlanta hospi
tal for an operation.
Athens Film Council
At Meeting Monday
Every one interested in 168mim
films is cordially urged. to attend
the first luncheon meeting of the
Film Council of the Athens area
‘o be held on Monday, May 26th at
I p. m. in the banquet room of the
N & N cafeteria. Cost of the
lunchecn will be $1.25, and reser
vations may be made by tele
vhoning 1585 before 5 p. m. on
Friday, May 23rd. Those who can
not be present for lunch are in
vited to come later for the pro=
gram and discussion.
Nicholas C. Read, Director of
Production, Southern Educational
Film Production Service, will
speak on the function of a film
council. Reverend David Wright,
Rector of Emanuel Episcopal
Church, will lead the discussion
on possible benefits from the film
council to community groups.
A film - council has been pro
posed to stimulate interest in and
widen the use of visual media,
particularly educational motion
pictures. Regular but informal
meetings of the persons who are
interested in the use of films will
enable them to exchange informa-
tion and coordinate their efforts.
Many in Athens area have ex
pressed a wish for emphasis on use
of 'educational films.
Machinery for organizing a film
council in Athens was set in
motion last Monday night when
members of the Atlanta Film
Council met with a few interested
persons in Athens. The delegation
from Atlanta consisted of Walterl
S. Bell, Director of Audio-Visual
Education, Atlantic City Schools,
Sam Laird, in charge of student
activities, Emory University, Frank
McCallister, Director of Georgia
Workers Education Service, and
Miss Hazel Calhoun, President of
the Calhoun Company. The Ath—|
ens group, who after considera
tion, unanimously decided to form|
an Athens Film Councii consistedi
of Dr. H. B. Ritchie, University of
Georgia, Rev. David Wright,]
Emanuel Episcopal Church, Col,
E. B. Smith, University of Geor
gia, B. W. Gabrielson, University
of Georgia, Sam Wood, Athens
High School, Miss Mary Townes,
Regional Library, Nicholas Read
and Ledford Carter, Southern
Educationa] Film Production Ser
vice, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. De-
Renne, University of Georgia.
Temporary officers elected are:
Nicholas Read, Chairman: Rev.
David Wright, Vice Chairman;
Mary Townes, Secretary-Trea
surer.
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Mr. and Mrs.: James Teroy
Murphy, jr., and young son,
James Leroy of Royston, Texas,
are guests of Misses Sarah and
Mary Hunnicutt.
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MENTION
The many friends of Miss Dorts}
Nunnally will be sorry to iearn of
het. illness at her home on Barber
Street. . ;
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M>s. Charles A, Talmadge is in
Chattanooga visiting her daugh
ter. Mrs; W. W. Robinson and
family, \
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day for North Carolina to visit
relatives for several days.
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terned from a delightful visit to
{riends in Savannah,
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Mrs. Raymond Mitchell and
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daughter of West Palm Beach are
visiting - Mrs. Mitchell's mother,
Mrs. Grady Thrasher.
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Cpl. anl Mrs. R. W. Guthrie of
Lawson Field Colunibus, are the
suests of relatives in Jefferson,
and visted Athens Thursday.
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guest her mothev, Mrs, J. L.
lCheeves. A n
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| M-, and Mrs. M. A. Strickland
have técently moved from:Macon
to Athens and are now residing
at 1086 South Lampkin street.
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Mrs. N. G. Slaughter tefurned
from Blythe whe>e the spent last
week with her ' daughter, Mrs.
Wayne Dye, 3 :