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COMING EVENTS
Clarke County Women
Voters will meet on Tues
day, April 20, at the Holman
Hotel, one o’ciock. Dr. Albert
Saye, of the ' University of
Geprgia, will’'falk on “Elec
tive Franchise in Georgia.”
A short business meeting
will fodow the luncheon.
Make reservations by calling
Mrs. William~ J. Russell,
1092-J. Visitors are welcome
and members urged to at
tend.
Early American Dance
Club will meet Monday night,
April 19, 8:30 p..m. in the
Physical Education building
Ag Hill. :
Red Cross instructors
Course in Swimming will be
taught April 19-24, on Mon
day and Friday cvenings
7 to 10 o’clock in the Wo
man’s Physical Education
building Ag Hill. Also a re
fresher course will be offer
ed at the same time for those
that wish to renew their cer
tificates. Robert G. Zubrod,
Red Cross Field representa
tive from Florida is to in
struet the course. Call 2151
extension 77 for further in
formation.
Danielsville Senior Class
will present the class play,
“Kittle Miss Hitch-Hiker,”
on Friday evening, April 23
at the School Auditorium.
Everyone is invited.
The Wesleyan Service
Guild of the First Methodist
Church will meet in The
Georgian Hotel Wednesday,
April 21, at 630 o’clock. All
members are wurged to be
present and ‘wisitors are al
ways welcome.
Salonia Chapter No. 227
will meet 'Monday evening
at 8:30. There will be work
in the degrees. Members and
visiting members are always
welcome.
Prof. J. Wililam Firor,
head, Department of Agri
cultural Economies, Univers
ity of Georgia will address
the Agricultural Economics
Club on “Job Oppoertunities
for Graduates in Agriculture
and Related Fields,” Mon
day, April 19, at 7:30 in
Conner Hall on the South
Campus. The speaker will
discuss the relationship be
tween job opportunities and
the Hope-Flanagan Bill, as
cording to John T. Harris,
Jenkinshurg president of the
club. All interested persons
are invited to attend the ad
dress.
Professor D. V. Wider of
Harvard University will de
liver an ‘open lecture under
the auspices of Sigma Xi in
209, LeConte Hall on Wed
nesday, April 21st at 8:00 p.
m,
The r}fi ‘business meet
ing of the W. M. S. of the
First Baptist Church will be
held on Monday afternoon
at four o’clock at the church.
Eleventh District Nurses
Association will hold -the
regular menthly meeting on
Monday night, April 19, 7 p.
m. at the Athens General
Hospital Nurses Home. All
registered nurses are urged
to attend. Please note the
change in the date and place,.
Ailen R. Fleming, jr., Post 20
Ameriean Legion Auxiliary
will meet Tuesday, April 20,
3:30 p. m. with Mrs. G. Har
old Wheeler, 335 King ave
nue. Robert G. Stephens, is
the guest speaker and his
topic is “Child Welfare.”
United World Federalists
will meet at 8 o’clock in the
Demonsthenian Hall on
Tuesday night, April 20. Lar
ry Fuchs of Princton, Nation
al Presigent of U. W. F., will
be the guest speaker. All
persons anxious to learn
more about the movemeni to
strengthen the United Na
tions into world government
are invited to attend.
On Sunday afternoon,
April 25, the Y. W. C. A. on
Hancock avenue will again
be the scene of ternational
good will. On this occasion
the Athens Council of
Church Women will enter
tain the foreign students of
the University at an infor
mal tea from 4 to 6 o’clock.
All Athens friends are cor
dially invited to attend.
The Rev. J. L. Frazier will
begin a revival service April
22 at the Pentecostal Holi
ness church. Everyone is in
vited to attend. -
Mr. Charles E. Pont, the
distinguished artist who
spoke at Calvary College on
Thursday evening will bring
the message during the’ pro
gram “Our Church on the
Air” over W. G. A, U. Sun
day morning from 11:30 to
12:15. He is a Bible teacher
as well as an artist.
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Danielsville Senior
Class To Present
Play. Friday, April 23
The Danielsville Senior class is
presenting the Senior Play Fri.
aay, Apfil 23, The name of the
play is “Little Miss Hitch~Hiker,”
Admissions are 20 and 35 cents.
Chararters are as follows:
Shirley Grey, the hitch-hicker,
Betty Jo Bullock; Amanda Sink,
cwner of “The Blue Bird Tour.
ist Camp,” Hester Mae Nash;
Cora Simpkins, a spinster, Norma
Jean Carson; Lisbeth, Mrs, Sink’s
daughter, Faye Dale; Johnny
Jones, Margaret White; Mrs Tur
ner, owner of ‘““The Puebl, Ho.
tel, Sara McGarity; Dusty Col
lins, the sheriff, Rufus Murray;
Profegsor John Mesters, who for
gets his wife, Billy Dillard; Bill
Marks, a truck driver, Tom
Haynes; Monte Forbes, a civil
engineer, Wyatt Martin; Mr. Tur
ner, a long suffering spouse, Van
Jenkins; Robert Chalice, a ;fioct)mg
architect, Hubert Anthony; TrO
the Langston, ? ? Come and see
for yourself.
Don’t Miss the Senior Class
piay.in Danielsville, April 23.
The Co-Worker’s Sunday
School Class of Young Har
ris Memorial Church will
meet with Mr. and"'Mrs. Joe |
Alexander, 228 Dubose ave
nue, for their regular class
meeting Tuesday . evening,
April 20th at 8:00. All mem
bers are urged to be present.
W. S, C. S, _of . Tuckston
church will meet on Wednes
day afternoon, 3:30, at the
Parsonage in Winterville.
Mrs. R. W. Allison and Mrs.
Marvey Duncan are co-hos
tesses. A full attendance is
urged. i
Services Sunday at the
Young Harris Memorial
church will be conducted by
the Rev: [ B. Jones, former
pastor of the church who
was here several years ago.
The Rev. Jones is to conduct
the morning and evening
services.
First Baptfst Y. W. A, will
meet Wednesday afternoon
at five-thirty with Mrs.
Grace Bowers, 167 Highland
Terrace.
First Baptist Jr. G. ‘A’s
will meet Monday afternoon
at three-thirty at the church.
Due to the Revival Meet
ing at the Christian Church,
Circle Meeiings 1 and 7
have been postponed until
next Monday, April 20.
Mrs. Fred Bennett: choir
ster of the local WCTU
will. bring the message on
the WCTU program on Tues
day afternoon at 5 o’clock.
She will be assisted by Prof.
Beuneétt, an henorary mem
ber of the WCTU,
The Athens branch of
AAUW will meet Tuesday
afternoon at four o’clock at
the YWCA. Speakers will be
Dr. M. D. Mobley, Director
of Vocational Work in the
State of Georgia, and Mr. W,
M. Hicks, Director of On
the-Job Training in the
state. i
The Rose and Dahliah
Club will hold the regular
monthly meeting at the
home of Mrs. G. V. MeCar
son, 163 Hampton Court, on
Wednesday afternoon 3:30.
Miss Willie Mae Doody is
the guest speaker. All mem
bers are urged to attend.
Bethany Class of the
Prince Avenue Bapftist
church will hold the business
meeting on Tuesday night
Apri] 18, 8 o’cleck, in the an
nex. Group One is in charge
and all members are urged
to be present. *
St. Martha’s Chapter of the
Emmanuel c¢hurch will meet
with Mrs. Horace 1. Abney,
Milledge Park Apartments
on Monday afternoon, three
o’clock.
Young Harris Memorial
Chuzrch is sponsoring a bar
becue on Wednesday even
ing from 6 to 8 o’clock at the
church. Tickets are on sale
at Bell’s Store, $1.50 for
adults and 75 cents for chil
dren. The Fireman are cook
ing the meat and stew.
THE BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS, GEORGIA
Clarke County Women Vofers Will
Hear Dr. Albert Saye Tuesday
Dr. Albert Saye, as the Department of Political Science, Uni
versity of Georgia, will be the featured speaker at the regular
monthly meeting of the Clarke County Women Voters, to be held
Tuesday afternoon at one o’clock in the Holman Hotel. .
Dr, Saye will speak on “The Elective Franchise in Georgia”,
and his address is expected to be heard by a large attendance.
The public is cordially invited to attend the meeting, which will
be the customary luncheon affair and reservations should be made
with Mrs. William J. Russell, telephone 1092-J.
The Clarke County Women Voters organization is ‘currently
engaged in sponsoring a series of interesting and informative talks
by well known authorities on subjects pertaining to various phases
of government and attendance at the meetings has consistently
been in the neighborhood of one hundred.
Foreign Students To Be Honored At Tea
Sunday, April 25, At YWCA Home, Athens
Council Of Church Women Are Hostesses
The Athens. Council of Church
Women announce a colorful tea
in honor of the foreign students
of the university. The president,
Mrs. J. W. Bailey, and the com
mittee on Warld Relations are
planning a gatheringsad the Y.
W. C. A. on April 25th from
four to six p. m. All members
and friends of the Cauncil and
citizens of Athens and vicinity
are cordially invited to come and
welcome these young visitors.
The churches represented on
the Council of Church Women
will work together to make the
afternoon an enjoyable experi
ence for all. The ladies of the
¥iret Baptist Church under the
direction of Mrs. Claude Little,
will plan the refreshments. Mrs.
Charles Brightwell and the soci
ety at the First Presbyterian
churech will receive at the door
and superintend the guest book.
Flowers will be provided by the
Auxiliary of Emmanuel Episco
pal under Mrs. Milton P. Jarni
gan, The ladies of the First
Christiah Charch with Mrs.
Stanley Grubb as chairman, will
issue special invitations to the
foreign students. An unusual
program of ‘music will be pro
vided by the foreign students
Cosmopolitan Club in coopera
tion with the Women’s Society
of the Methodist. Church under
Mrs. Guy Whelchel’s direction.
As a note of color and inter
est the affair will be highlight
ed by a display of books and ob
jects of art ‘gatered Tromi the
countries represented at the tea.
‘Mrs. Robert Segrest is in charge
of _this part of the program and
will welcome suggestions and
help from all, friends of the
Council. . :
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301 E. Clavton St. Phone 1948
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This Tovely~ tea will provide
Athenians with a delight?ul op
portunity for fellowship with one
another and with these students
of varied backgrounds. It is hop
ed "that this gathering will stand
as a note of friendliness and good
will in a confused ‘and troubled
world.
Mrs. B. Davie Napier,
Chairman, Comitte On World
Relations Council of Church
Women
PERSONAL
MENTION
Judge Henry R. Howze, of
Birmingham, Ala, and Colonel
Marion Howze, U. S. Army, re
tired, are visiting in Athens.
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Mr. George Wodruff, of Co
lumbus, was among the well
known visitors in Athens Friday
and Saturday.
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The many friends of Mr. Will
Peek of 847 College ave., will be
pleased to know that he has re
turned home from the St. Mary’s
Hospital after a brief illness.
Mrs. E. L. Morgan has return
ed from Lexington, Ky. where
she visited Mr. and Mrs. Neal
Morgan and attended the races.
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Mrs. Kate Lavender leaves
today for Atlanta and Marietta
to visit her daughters, Mrs. D.
F. Carter and Mrs. A, J. Cald
well.
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Miss Carolyn Whitehead has
returned from Macon where she
‘attended the State Executive
Board meeting of the F. H. A,
Circle Two, Oconee
M. E. Church Meets
With Mrs. J. E. Lee
Circle Two of the Oconee
Methodist church met Wednes
day afternoon, April 14th, with
Mrs. J. E. Lee, 153 Vine St. Mrs.
'E. L. Herring wds co-hestess.
After singi'n'g' *Yesus Calls Us,”
Mrs. Joe Poss, Circle chairman,
gave her devotional using Phl.
3:14. I ¢
; Mrs. Herring prayed the open
‘ing prayer, after which the group
joined in singing “I Love to Tell
the Story.”
“The Word of His Grace” by
Coster J. Harrell-—a Bible study
on Ephesians was presented by
Mrs. Carlock—Chapter IV “The
Church.”
At the conclusion of the lesson
a ‘“true and false” test was used,
and several perfevt papers were
presented. s
Mrs. Lucile Handcock, treasur
er, called the roll with eleven
members responding. The Lenten
Offering was received, minutes
and business presented. The
Lord's Prayer was prayed and
the social hour followed.
In the “flower contest” Mrs.
Poss received the prize. Ice
cream, cake and cold drinks were
served by the hostesses.
The May meeting will be held
with Mrs. J. L. Hale, 120 N. Pop
lar, with Mrs. Ethel McCannon
co-hostess.
Besides those already named
the following were present. Mrs.
W. Brown, Mrs. Jim Kent, Mrs.
J. A. Hale and Mrs. Goldie Mc=
Commons.
Publicity Chairman.
Mrs. Milton Lesser returned
from an extended trip to New
York City and New Haven Conn.
Friday evening.
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Mr. J. Fred Whitehead, sr., left
Friday night to attend the Na
tional College Stores Conven
tion in New York City. He will
visit his daughters, Mrs. E. A.
Mr. J. Fred Whitehead, sr., left
Friday night to attend the Na
tional College Stores Conven
tion in New York City. He will
visit his daughters, Mrs. E. A.
Rock in Pelham, N, Y., and Mrs.
}Clorace J. Davis, Washington, D.
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Discovered in September, 1926,
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has produced more than 320,-
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cent of its wells still are flowing.
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by holding horn-shaped contain
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reclined on their stomachs. They
caught im their mouths the thin
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Athenian’s Father
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Services Sunday
The many friends of Mrs.
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of the death of her father, efi
Rev. Walter E. Brown of Carterse
ville, retied Methodist minister,
who passed away Friday after~
noon in an Atlanta hospital after
an illness of about ten-days. =
Funeral services will be
in Atlanta Sunday #fternoon and
interment is to be in the famils
burial ground near Newnan, G