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SUNDAY, MAY 23, 19438
Hull Union WMS
Met’At Church
The Hull Union W. M, 8. met
ot the church on Saturday aft
ernoon, May 15, at 2:00 with
seven members present.
This being the month to ob
serve Community Mission Day,
Mrs, J. V. Jeénkins, sr., gave a
very interesting and inspiring
program on Comnmunity Mis
sions, Those taking part on the
program were - Misses Cynthia
and Ilene O’Kélly, Wilma Ann
Adams, Mesdames Crawford
Whitsels, G. Ls-Sailers and Bu
ford Adams.
After the business session Mrs.
J.'V. Jenking; sr,. served delic-
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has been called for Monday, May |
24th. The meeting will be held
at the Salvation Army building,
454 College avenue, at one
o'clock.
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full attendance, as there is a
matter of very important busi
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Miss Hazel Poss, former Ath
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York City, will play the role of
Mademciselle Ulich in the Op
era, “Impresario,” by Mozart,
which will open in Philadelphia
on Friday, May 26. |
“Impresario” is being present
ed by the Philadelphia Conser
vatory of Music under the direc
tion of Enzo Serafine. In the role
of Mademoiselle, Miss Posz im
personates the great Cavaliri
from La Scala in Rome. She has
given a number of concerts in
and around New York for the
past season. Plans are now
being made for concert appear
ances in colleges of the Eost this
Spring and Fall.
Miss Poss is the daughter of
Mrs. J. C. Poss of this city. She
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MISS HAZEL POSS
sity she was president of the
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the Sigma Alpha lota, national
honorary music fraternity,
She matle her debut in Atlan
ta a few years ago where she
played roles in the Student
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Marietta, Desert Song, My Mary
land, and the Chocolate Soldier,
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|to attend the opening of “Impre
sario” in Philadelphia on Friday
and visit her daughter in New!
York before returning io Ath=
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Miss Hazel Barnett And The Rev. W. W.
Byington To Wed June 20 In Bishop
' BISHOP, Ga.-— Mr. and Mrs,
Henry L. Barnett announce the
lengagement of their daughter,
Miss Hazel Gwendolyn Barnett,
to the Rev, William Winslow
Byington, of Augusta and Atlan
ta. The marriage will be solemn
ized June 20 at the Bishop
Methodist Church.
The bride-elect attended the
University of Georgifi and is at
present connected with the
Georgia Agricultural Extension
Service, i
The bridegroom-elect is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. George Nel
son Byington of Augusta. He
received his Bachelor of Arts
Degree from the University of
Georgia and will receive his Di
vinity Degree in June from the
Candler School of Theology,
Emory University. He is pastor
of the Mount Gilead-Owl Rock
Methodist Churches.
ENGAGEMENT OF MISS BOLLING FORTSON
AND MR. ALLEN H. DOUGLAS ANNOUNCED
JACKONVILLE, Fla. — Rear
Admiral and Mrs. Robert Mal
com Fortson of Jacksonville, Fla,,
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Bolling Spalding Fort
son, to Mr. Allen Harrison Doug-I
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las, of Savannah, Ga. The wed
ding will take place on June 19th
at ‘the St. Mark’s Eniscopal
Church in Jacksonville, Fla,
Miss Fortson's mother is the
former Miss Nellie Phinizy, dau-
ghter of Mrs. Billups Phinizy and
the late Mr. Phinizy of Athens.
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member of the Phi Mu sorority,
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Series Of Services
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This Week *
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Calvary College is planning on
an interesting week of services,
beginning Sunday afternoon,
May 23rd, at 3:00, and each eve
ning at 8 o'clock running
through Thursday, May = 27th.
Rev. E. C. Comfort will conduct
a series of Bible Studies,
Mr. Comfort was here some
weeks ago and delighted the
audiences that the College ar
ranged for a return engagement
of five days.
The public is cordially invited
to hear Mr. Comfort. He will
also speak Thursday afternoon
at 5 p. m. over WGAU. I
Mr. Comfort is a student of
the Bible and presents truth in a
most attractive and appealing
manner, He has the happy fac
ulty of keeping his audience.m|
anticipation of what is coming
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next,’ M mim
- In view of the great i gt
now being, taken in .world
events, especially as they are
transpiring in Palestine, he will
devote one or two evenings to
what he feels the Word of God*
has to say upon these events.
" Mr, Comfort has been invited
by ‘Rev. C. H. Ellison, pastor of
the Central Baptist Church, to
fill his pulpit on Sunday even
ing, May 23, and the congregation
is looking forward to this with
great interest. Mr, Ellison will
Lbe away at that time to fill the
pulpit of the Westview Baptist
{Church in Greenville, S. C,
* * *
Miss Porterfield
Is Bride Of
Mr. R. M. Herring
Miss Mary W. Porterfield an
necunces the marriage of her
daughter, Sarah Frances, to
Robert Miltorn Herring. The ceres
mony was performed at the
home of the Rev. W. S. Pruitt,
who officated in the presence of
of few close friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Herring are
both employed in Athens and
will make their home here,
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Serve beef brisket with pre
pared horseradish or mustard
sauce and new potatoes doused
in melted butter or margarine
and sprinkled with parsley or
chives.
