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UNDAY, AUGUST 8, 1948,
Miss Lucille Lovern
Honored At Party
The Frank Cleveland home at
1147 Prince Avenue weas the scene
of a lovely party and shower
siven for bride-elect, Miss Lu
cille Lovern, attractive daughter
of Mrs. Ruby. Lovern of 485 Clov
erhurst.
‘'he hostesses for the evening
were Mrs. Frank Cleveland, Mrs.
Almetto Timm, and Mrs. H. F.
Wi ks,
Entertaining contests and games
resulted in Mrs. Ezra Sellers and
Mrs, Harry Elder vinning vrizes
which were presented to the
ouest of honor, ]
LOVELY RECEPTION ON WEDNESDAY NIGHT
GIVEN BY OES HONORED MRS. CRAWFORD
A reception long to be remem-}
vered for its artistic appoint
ments and congenial fellowship
was given by Athens Chapter No.
268, Order of Eastern Star, in
the Bamboo Room of the YWCA
the evening of August 4th, hon-
Jring Mrs. Darris Crawford, who
has been chosen Grand Ruth of
the Grand Chapter, Order of
Eastern Star of the State of Geor
gia.
Mrs. Robert Winter of Winter
ville, and Mrs. Virginia Jordan,
Athens, received the . guests at
the door and conducted them to
the parlor where the receiving
line with the lovely old mantle
25 a background, extended gra
cious greetings and the honor
guest received congratulations.
With the honor guest in line
were Mrs. Carilou Cleveland
and Mr. Asbury Gunter, Win
terville, Worthy Matron and
Worthy Patron of the local chap
ter; Mr. J. Emory Houston, Grand
Patron of State of Georgia, and
Mrs. Houston from Blakely, Ga.:
Mrs. Louise Thompson, Grand
Adah, Blakely, Ga.; Mrs. Alvie
Hill, Past Grand Matron, Athens;
Mrs. Del Rey Adams, Past Grand
Matron, Elberton, Ga.; Mr. Frank
Morrison, Past Grand Patron, At
lanta; Mrs. Elizabeth Milne,
COMING!
HOMELAND HARMONY QUARTET
From WACGA, Atlanta
THE SPEER FAMILY
From Nashville, Tenn.
THE GCOSPEL PIANO SEXTET
South’s Leading Pianists
MISS KATE WELLBORN, Special Soloist
' Place:
FINE ARTS AUDITORIUM
Aug. 215t.—8:30 P. M.
Adm. Adults SI.OO - Children 50c
Mr. D. A. Scarborough, director
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Presumably going on a mar
ketting trip, Miss Lovern was led
to a shopping cart piled high
with attractive packages.
’ The entire group enjoyed with
her the opening and admiring of
the many useful, atiractive gifts.
The hostesses served refrech
'ments carrying out the green and
'white color scheme in the mints,
vily decorated cakes and mould
ed ice cream. A welcome gather
ing spot during the evening was
the table bearing a huge bowl
of icecold refreshing punch.
About fifty friends were pres
ent to enjoy the evening.
Grand Instructor, Athens Dis
trict, Elberton, Ga.
Mrs. Doris Gunter and Mrs.
Robbie Prince presided at the
punch bowl. The color scheme of
yellow and white was carried
out in the mints, cakes and
dainty sandwiches.
A musical program with vocal
numbers by Miss Lillie Pittard
and Miss Eloise Beckwith, with
Mrs. Jane Clary Montgomery at
the piano, and instrumental se
lections given by Mrs. Lois Beck
ett was very much enjoyed.
The entertaining rooms were
gardenlike with a profusion of
colorful flower arrangements.
Mrs. Crawford has not only
been a faithful worker in her
own Chapter but also in the dis
trict and state activities of the
Order. The presince of represen
tatives of many Chapters from
over the state was evidence of
the high esteem in which she is
held.
The, guest book kept by Mrs.
Inez Burch showed members of
fourteen different Chapters were
present.
Out of town visitors included:
From Redwine Chapter at
Gainesville — Mrs. Mary Lou
Ledford, Mrs. Clara Terry, Mrs.
Sally Laflin, Mrs. Isabel N. Crow,
Engagement Of Miss Fanida Crooke And
Mr. Theodore Spratiin Announced Today
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'~ MISS FANIDA CROOKE
Mrs. Lucy Smith, Mrs. Mary
Dooley, Mrs. Ruby Pr+ks, Mrs,
Jewelle Reed, Mrs. Ethel Whita
ker, Mr. Ed Chambers, Mr. Harry
Tucker, Mr. J. R. Whitaker, Mrs.
Golda Brice, Mrs. Bessie Burts,
Mrs. Sara Chambers, Mrs. Trudie
Bales, Mrs. Frances Tucker, Mrs.
Nan Mintz. \
From Madison Chapter at Mad
ison—Mr. and Mrs. I. N. Penti
cost, Mrs. W. H. Bronson, Mrs.
Ellie Mae Gaissert, Mrs. W. C.
Hemperley, Mrs. Lucille James,
Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Smith, Mr.
and Mrs. H. S. Beazley, Mr. and
Mrs. J. Herman Young, Mrs. Jack
Morton.
From Rose M. Ashby Chapter
at Elberton — Mrs. Elizabeth
Milne, Mrs. Edna McGarity, Mrs.
Lucile Johnson, Mrs. Del Rey
Adams, Mrs. Gertrude Moore,
Mrs. Mozelle Mize, Mrs. Drucilla
Anderson, Mrs. Josephine Fort
son, Mrs. Leone Kantala, Mrs.
Frances C. Munroe, Mrs, Onzelle
Craft, Mrs. Nel Killian.
From Toccoa Chapter at Toc
coa—Mrs. Geneva Couch, Mrs,
Eleanor Balentine, Mrs. Clara
Tanner, Mrs. Nell Davis, Mrs,
Leona Patat, Mr. George H. Bal
entine.
From Roberta Chapter at Mon
roe — Mrs. Eula Wright, Mrs.
Elizabeth Moody, Mrs. Willie
Mae Yarbrough, Mrs. Nannie Lee
Dooley.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Southwell,
Tallulah Atkins Chapter, Cor
dele; Mrs., Vera Gonzales, Ash
burn Thapter, Ashburn; Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Moon, Laurel Chapter,
Savannah; Mrs. Bess Bass, Mum
ford ‘Chapter, Mumford, Tenn;
Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Morrison,
East Atlanta Chapter, Atlanta;
Mrs. Laura Sharp, Georgia Chap
ter, Atlanta; Mrs. L. M. Bridges,
Philadelphia Chapter, Philadel
phia, Miss.; Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
Wilson, Crawfordville, Ga.
Many members from the local
Chapters, Athens and Salonia,
besides a goodly number of non
member friends of the honoree
attended, making the evening
one that will live long in the
memory of all who attended.
—Publicity Chairman.
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Some followers of the Cleve
land Indians think Larry Doby,
negro centerfielder, will be one
of the stars of the American
League in a few years,
The forest industry is the sec
ond largest primary industry in
Canada.
FHPE BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS, GEORGIA
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Crooke of
Danielsville, announce the en
gagement of their daughter, Miss
Fanida Crooke, to Mr. Theodore
Spratlin of Hull. The ceremony
will take place in the summer.
Miss Crooke graduated from
the Danielsville High School and
for the past year has been nurs
ing at- St. -Mary’s Hospital. ]
The groom-elect is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Spratlin of
Hull. He is employed by Mathis
Construction Company.
Personals
Among the Friday visitors in
Athens were Mr. and Mrs. Har
vey Chatham, Miss Esteie Chat
ham and Mr. Grady Chatham,
Mrs. W. W Adkins, Mrs. Lois
Carter, Miss Betty Ann Carter,
Mrs. Mary Lou Lawson, Mrs.
Earl Burts, Mr. and Mrs. E. P.
Caliaway, Crawford; Mrs. J B.
Hardy, Mrs. W. H. Breedlove,
Miss Addie Watins, Mrs. P. J.
Jarrett, Mr. and Mrs. F, F. Dick
ens; Watkinsville; Mrs. C E.
Luckman, Miss Erlene Luckman,
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Smith, Mrs.
J. D. Smaiwood, Mr. and Mrs.
H. A Smallwood, Commerce; Mr.
and Mrs. Jack’ Ferguson and
baby of Toccoa; Mrs. Victor A.
Royal, Buford; Mrs. O. J. Mulkey,
Crawfordville; Mrs. Annie Mul
key and Mrs. Tom Mulkey,
Washington; Mrs. R. H. Hamby,
Route ‘Three; Mr. and Mrs.
George Lester . and two sons,
Winterviile; Mrs. J. D. Matthew
son, Jefferson; Mrs. J. H. Pledg
er, Winder; Mrs. J M. Stogen,
Colbert.
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Allen Briscoe
To Manage Firm
In lowa City
Allen H. Briscoe, son of Mrs.
John C. Briscoe and of the late
John C. Briscoe of 171 Grady av
enue, Athens, Georgia, recently
accepted a position as manager
of the Neon department of the
Neon Sign Company of lowa City,
Towa
Allen was graduated from Ath
ens High School in 1944 and starr
ed on the varsity football squad
of that year. Whife in high school
he cttended the rank of Captain
in ithe ROTC unit and became
an instructor of first year stu
dents,
He enlisted in the U, S. Navy
January 22, 1944 and served in
the states and in the Marshall Is=
lands until his discarge on June
15, 1946. He attended the Univer
sity of Georgia and later became
associated with the Briscoe~
Doney Electric Company of this
city. He withdrew from the com
pany Ro afttend an advanced
school in Neon Theory and tube
bending at the Neon Institute in
Cincinnati, Ohio where he grad
uvated two weeks ahead of sched
we with a very high grade on his
exam.
Allen received many offers for
his services upon graduation and
accepted this position in lowa
City, home of the State Universi
ty which claims the largest stu
dent body in the country.
Mr. Briscoe is widely known
in this section of the state and
his many friends will be pleased
to learn of his advaneement.
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Mr. J. L. Jackson of Atlanta,
attended the funeral of his
brother, T. Sgt. O. E. Jackson on
Saturday. 4R
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Mr. and Mrs. Williem Eugene
Harden gnnounce the birth of a
daughter, W. Eugenia Anne, on
July 30, at St. Mary’s hospital.
Mrs. Harden is the former Miss
Evelyn Lowe.
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Miss Alice Wicklitfe And Mr.
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. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E, Wick=~
liffe announce the engagement
of their daughter, Miss Alice
Catherine Wickliffe, to James
Thomson St. John of Valdosta.
The wedding will take place Oc~
tober 7 at the First Methodist
Church, Athens.
Miss Wickliffe is a graduate of
Athens High School and recgived
her BBA degree from the Uni=
versity of Georgia. While at the
University, she was a member of
Kappa Delta sorority. Her sisters
are Misses Billie and Jo Wick=
liffe.
Mr. St. John is the son of Mrs.
Hattie Ccllins St. John and the
late Mr. Squire Montgomery St.
John of Valdosta. He is the bro
ther of Mrs. L. I. Hughey of
Sanford, Fla.; Eugene Stillwell
St. John and Julian Montgomery
St. John of Valdosta. The groom=
elect is a graduate of Valdosta
High School. After serving in the
Army he entered the University
of Georgia from which he will
receive his BBA degree the latter
part of August. While at the
University he served as _vice=
president of Pi Kappa Alpha fra
ternity.
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John Sanchez, six foot three,
240-pounder tackle of the Wash
ington Redskins of the Nation.
Pro Football League, is an expert
linguist, fully qualified as a col
lege professor of languages.
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