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MONDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1948
COMING EVENTS
In Athens Area
Girl Scout Benesit Bridge
party, Wednesday, November
17, 8 p. m., at the Y. W. C. A,
Tickets are 50 cents each. Call
Msr. Alex MeCaskill at 4144
W for further information.
The monthly meeting of the
University Demonstration
school P. T. A, will be held
Thursday night at 7:30 o’clock
in the School Cafeteria.
afFamily Unity” will be the
subject of the program,
Monthly business and social
meeting of the W. C. T. U. will
pe held at the Central Preshy
terian church house, next to
the church on Prince tzenue.
Friday afternoon, Nov. 19 3:30.
The members of the church
are to have charge of the pro
gram. All members are asked
to be present and visitors wel
come.
Co-Workers Sunday School
Class of the Young Harris Me
morial chureh will be held at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. J.
¢. Seymour, 200 Windsor
Court, Tuesday night, Novem
ber 16, 8 p. m. A cordial in
vitation is extended to all
members. y
Elijah Clarke Chapter, N. S.
D. A. R., will meet Thursday,
November 8, at 3:30 o’clock
with Mrs. Myrile W. Little
john, 787 Cobb Street. Dr.
Gregor Sebba, University of
Georgia faculty will continue
the discussion of contribu
tiens made by “Our Foreign-
Bern American Citizeiis in
Public Service.” Please note
change in place of meeting.
A cordial invitations is ex
ten dto all members to be
present. Ssy
All patrons and friends of
the Winterville Scheel are
cordially invited to attend a
community meeting Monday,
November. .15, in. the Voca
tional Building at 8 p. m.
This will be an open discus
sion and all interested in
school activities are urged to
attend, .
The Pre-School Child Study
Group will meet Wednesday,
November 1% at 8 p. m. at
the home of Mrs. M. F. Sea
graves, 365, Bloomfield St.
Mrs. Ed. Booth and Mrs.
James H. '%th co-hostesses.
Mrs. M. Stelley will speak on
the subfiq_t‘ " “How to Play
With Yol ‘,';fl&fld.” :
Athens Phi Chapter of Beta
Sigma Phi will meet on Tues
day evening, 8 o'clock, at Ber
ryman Ledge, 235 Hodgson
Drive.
Salonia Chapter'227 O. E .S.
will hold a stated meeting on
Monday evening, 8 o’clock at
the Masonic Temple.
11th District Nurses Asso
ciation will meet on Tuesday
afternoon at the YW Home on
Hancock avenue at 3:30 o’-
clock. ‘
Schedule for Bookmobile of
Athens Regional Library for
this week:
Tuesday: a. m.—Veribest
School, Enterprise, Palmetto
School, Fishdarh School. p. m.—
Vesta Schooi, Milistone, Glade
School, ‘Point Peter, P. 0.,
Sandy Cress.
Wednesday: a. m.—Demoi
stration Sechgol. p. m.—Out
Commerce road te PBrook’s
store. '
The regular Semi-monthly
meeting of the Civitan Club
will be held Monday night at
8 o’clock in the Holman Hotel.
Howard McCants and Alex
Saye are arranging the pro
gram, g ‘
The Homeland Harmony
Quartet will appear atthe
Bhisop School Auditorium on
Friday night, November 19th
sponsored by the Ladies Bible
Class of the.Bishop Baptist
Church. Be sure to come, tell
yvour friends. and neighbors.
Time—B o’clock. The Ladies
will have plenty of good
home-made candy an pea
nuts to sell. Don’t forget the
date. ’
Teen-age Study Group will
meet on Wednesday, Novem
ber 17, 10:30 a. m. at the home
of Mrs. W. F. McLendon, 250
West View Drive. Miss Anne
Green is to speak on “Are
They Really Drifting.” Co
hostesses are Mesdames Hoyt
Butler, J. M. Molder, A. O.
Duncan. .
YMCA Board of Directors
will hold its annual meeting
on Novethber 15 at the Hel
man Hotel. Supper is so be
served at 6:15 p. m. New
man Corker, president, urges
all members to be present.
Newcomers Sewing Club
will meet at the home of Mrs.
Edwin G. Beck, 1428 Prince
evenue at 8 o'clock on Tues
day evening: - Co-hostess is
Mrs. Elsa Lorenz. All mem
bers are asked to be present.
Wesleyan Service guild of
the First Methodist church will
meet Wednesday, November
17, 6:30 at the Georgian Hotel.
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LYDIA E: PINKHAM'S Sosioss
Two Lovely Parties Given For
Miss Purcell, Bride - Elect
I National Beok Week is being
celebrated over America from
November 14th through the 20th.
This i¢ the 29th annual observ
ance of Children's Book Week:
{in the United States. Launched.
by the Boy 3couts of America in'
’l9]9 as a crusade to put good
reading into the hands of Amer
!ica’s children, the campaign is
now sponsored by twenty-nine’
national groups in the educua
tional and civic welfare field. |
| The influence of fthe Book
VYeeK campalgn as a cultural
!crusade has been great. It has
spread across the nation, foster
ing the growth of special librar
ies for children and of a publish
{ing industry which is unparallel
ed in any o>ther country in the
~world.
i Book Week is the first of its
kind of the “Weeks” celebrations
in the United States. Its National
‘Headquarters today is Children’s
| Book Council at 62 West 45th
{street, New York City. This cof
tice serves as a year round pub
lic informatoin center for infor
mation about bovks for children.
| The theme of this year's cele
bration is “Books tell the story.”
Frederick G. Melcher éxpresses
.the meaning of the tfxeme in thece
words: “Every one loves a story,
and the place to find a story is
iin books. When we have plenty
of books of our ewn books on the
long shelves of libraries and
; schools, there can be no dull
|hours. We . become adventurers
in the past, companions in the
|exciting present and builders of
ithe future.” e
. Bach -branch... of . the . Athens
Regional Library is joining the
nation in this celebration. At the
Main Library (Y. M. C. A. buila
ing) a number of new books for
children will be displayed. Choice
paintings from the kindergarten,
first, second and some third
grades of the city schools are also
on view. At Michael’s, - McGre=
Round Dozen Club will meet
Thursday, 1 p. m. at the home
of Mrs. W. A. Sutton, 158
~Brittian avenue.
Qhild’s Study Group No. 2
will meet with Mrs. Willard
Range, 276 Woodlawn avenue,
Wednesday. evening 8 o'clock.
Co-hostesses are Mesdabes
Smiley Wolfe, and Joe La-
Conte. Mrs. Sam Wilsen is to
discuss “The Need of Sex edu
catioh in the School.”
Regular meeting of the A.
A, U. W. will be held on
Tuesday afternoon, four o’-
clock, in the Y. W. C. A, home.
Mrs. Harmon Caldwell, Fel
lowship chairman, is to intro
duce the Foreign Students of
the University of Georgia.
Hostesses are Mrs. Roy Proc
tor and Mrs. Arthur Gannon.
Junior High PTA is spon
soring ‘a Dad’s Night supper
on Thursday, November 18, 7
o’clock. All parents that are
planning to attend are urged
to get their names in by Tues
day morning.
PUBLIC LIBRARY CALENDAR
BOOK WEEK will be cele
brated Nov. 14-20. Exhibits of
books at the Athens Regional
Library, Michael’s, MeGre
gor’s and Crane’s book shop,
featuring good books for
Christmas gifts for children.
Children’s paintings from the
city schools primary grades on
view in the Regional Library.
Tuesday, Nov. 16; 9:45 a. m.
on WRFC, BOOK WEEK
broadcast. j
Tuesday, Nov. 16, 4 to 5 p.
m. Miss Marion Bloomfield
will tell stories for upper ele
mentary and junior high
school pupils in the Library.
Tuesday, Nov. 16, 6:30 p.
M. Library story time on
WGAU. g
Friday, Nov. 19, 2 p. m.
BOOK WEEK broadcast on
WGAU.
Saturday, Nov. 20, 10 to 11
a. m. Miss Marian Biloomfield
will continue her story hour
in the Library for younger
children.
The Executive Committee
of the University Demonstra
tion School P. T. A. will hold
a joint meeting with the
School Survey Committee
from the School, Monday
night -at 17:30 o’clock in the
Library. All members of bhoth
Committees are urged to at
tend. A ;
Rose and Dahlia Club will
meet on Wednesday, Novem
ber 1%, at the home of Mrs.
W. W. Deßenne, 573 Hill
street, at 3:30. All members
are urged f please be prompt
as Mrs. De Reene -plans to
show her herb garden and
giving a brief lecture on that
topic. - -
Early American Dance Club
will start the Fall meetings
on Monday, November 15,
8:30 o’clock, i;n Memorial
Hall, on the main campus
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gor's-and Cranes’ book- store, ex
hibits of books suggested for
Chrisimas gifts are being display
cd. Michaels’ window will feature
favorite hooks and winning post
ers thta were muade by the sixth
grades of the city sehools,
In the Reginoal Library on
Tuesday, November 16, from 4 tc
5 p. m, Miss Marion Bloomfield
will tell stories for the upper
elementary and = junior high
school students. On Tuesday
morning at 9:45, Miss Mary Ann
Mertin will.. give a broadcast
concerning Book Week. Several
children from one o 1 the city
scholos will ‘be wused on this
brecadeast, On Friday afternoon
at two o'clock a member from a
radio-journalism class of the Uni
versity: will give a 15-minute
broadcast over WGAU in behalf
of Brok Week and the Regional
Litrary. On Satuiday Miss
Bloomfield will have her rezular
storv hour for the younger chil
dren in the Library.
All children in Athens are ex
tended a special invitation to
vigit the Library = during this
weck. Childien whe are not
members of the Library. are
urgaed to join now and see what
they have bLecn missing that
other bcys and girls enjoy frec
Parents are also invited to visit
the Library for this celebratioy.
The children’s librarian, Mrs.
Walter Strange, will be glad tc
give helpful information concern
ing book selectiors for children.
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Friends .of Mr. George Hulme
will be pleased to learn that his
condition is satisfactory following
an appendectomy at St. Mary’s
hospital. a
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Miss Peggy Mathis spent the
weekend in Atlanta with friends.
B o &
Mr. Grady Williams, of Com
merce, is improving following
surgical treatment at the General
hospital.
& £ *
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Carter, of
Kannapolis, N. C. are the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Carter in
Arnoldsville. They Were in Ath
ens on Saturday.
* & B
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Short an
nounce the birth of a son on Nov
‘ember. 11, at the General hospital.
Among the Friday visitors in
Athens were Miss Clara Moon,
Mrs. Cleo Moon, Mrs. O. H. Hen
drix, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Sheridan,
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Whitehead,
Crawford; Mrs. J. L. Coil, Mrs.
Sara Coil and children, Colbert;
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Bailey, Toc
coa; Mrs. P. M. Caldwell, Elber
ton; Mrs. A. G. Ashler, Hull; the
Rev. T. C. Hardman, Commerce;
Mr. R. B. Simms, Greensboro;
Misses, Eunice and Lucy Stewart,
Madison; Mrs. James Myets, Win
terville; Mesdames George Turner,
M. S. Johnson, E. O. Cabiness,
Maxeys; Mrs. J. H. Clack, Miss
Ruth Pe‘rki%s, Miss Sybil Smith,
Miss Mildred Glass, Miss Beatrice
Bowman, Winder; Miss Kate
Thaxton, Washington; Mrs. John
T. Groover, jr., Comer; Mr. W. T.
Whaley, Sparta; Mrs. J. H. Ay
cock, Arnoldsville; Mr. and Mrs.
W. E, %anders, Carnesville; Miss
Bobbie Sue Wood, Lexington; Mrs.
L. E. Lawson, Mrs. R. K. Hardy,
Bishop; Mr.:and Mrs. B. F. Mat
thews, Jefferson; Mesdames Bell
Ruark, Frank Sheffield, Lurine
Alford, Howard Nolan, Bostwick;
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Sanders,
Carnesville.
# * *
Mr, and Mrs. C. L. Anderson
announce the birth of a girl at
the General-hospital on November
5‘ 3 * & &
J. M. Rhodes left last night to
attend the National Bottlers Con
vention in Atlantic City, N. J.
CLEANING PAINTED ’
SURFACES
Washing painted floors, walls
and woodwork with soap and
water gradually destroys the fin
ish of the paint. The best solu
tion for cleaning them is luke
warm water to which powdered
glue has been added.
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THE BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS, GEORGIA
Miss Celestia Purcell, bride
elect, whose engagement to Mr.
Howard Killingsworth was an
nounced on Sunday, October 31,
has been honored at several lovely
parties. ’ .
Miss Alice Chandler and Mus.
Vernon Reddish complimented
Miss Purcell and Mr. Killings
worth at an announcement party
held recently in the Bamboo room
at the Y. W. C. A. Heme.
Handsome arrangements of
chrysanthemums were used and
during the evening the guests en
joyed dancing, contests and
bridge.
Miss Chandler and Mrs. Reddish
were assisted in entertaining by
Mr. and Mrs. Sid Chandler and
Mrs. Ruby Lovern. .
Lingerie Shower
On - Thursday afternoon Miss
Betty Crane entertained with a
lingerie shower for Miss Purcell.
The party was held at the Crane
home on S. Milledge avenue.
Pink and white flowers were
used in the entrance hall and liv
ing room. The gifts were presented
to the bride-elect in a lovely pink
and white umbrella.
The dining room tabie was cov
ered with a lovely linen and lace
cloth and- centered with a white
bride’s cake and the refreshments
carried out the green and white
color scheme.
Miss Crane was assisted in enter
taining hy her motier, Mrs. Ross
Crane.
Diamond Hill
Club Elects
New Officers
The Diamond Hili Homemaking
Club met with Mrs. Norman
Kellar on November 11. At the
business meeting officers for the
year were elected ana plans for
the year were discussed.
The meeting was turned over
to Mrs. E. R, Hart and she gave
an interesting demonstration on
making chair bottoms and setting
the table.
The fellowing members were
present: Niesaames Sam Patton
Harvey Bray, Grady Jones, Jim
Hix, Sam Whitworth, C. F. Bur
roughs, Wilmer Cromer, Dud Mec-
Ginnis and T. W. James.
Then delicious refreshrnents
werg served by Mrs. Norman Kel
lar;
The next mieeting will be No
vember 17th at 2:30 o’clock and
will be held at Mrs. Grady Jones.
Evervone is urged to come. |
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William Nickerson -
Christened
On Sunday Morning
On Sunday morning William
John Nickerson, son of Major and
Mrs. Thomas H. Nickerson, of
Montgomery, Ala., was christened
at the Emmanuel Episcopal
church. The Rev. J. Earl Gil
breath, rector of the , Emmanuel
church, officiated.
The Godparents are Mr. and
Mrs. Lanoice Hussey of Riverside,
Calif., and the Godfather is Col.
Bob Huddleston, of Washington,
D. C. They were unable to be pres
ent for the christening and stand
ing by proxey for Mrs. Hussey
was Miss Frances Talmage, for
Mr. Hussey was Mr. Henry Mar
shall Fullilove, and for Col.
Huddleston was Mr. Allen Hill
Talmage.
William John Nickerson wore a
beautiful handmade dress that be
longed to his great grandmother,
the late Mrs. Thomas H. Nicker
son. of Athens. Mrs. Phillip Glover
is the baby’s grandmother.
Major and Mrs. Nickerson, and
the children, Thomas and William,
spent the weekend with Mrs.
Glover on Milledge Terrace.
Many of their friends and rela
tives attended the ceremony.
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Personals
Friends of Mrs. Carrie Ellard,
are distressed to hear of her being
in St. Mary's Hospital suffering
from a broken hip.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Harden of
Watkinsville announce the birth
of a son, Eston Avery, jr. at St
Mary's Hospital on November
13th. Mrs. Harden is the former
Miss Betty Jo Mcßee.
Friends of Mr. J. L. Crews will
be pleased to learn that he has
sufficiently recovered from a
three months illness, so that he can
receive company at his hore, 362
Cloverhurst avenue.
& * *
Mrs, H. M. Mallory, former res-‘
ident of Athens, died at her home
in Oxford, Ga., Sunday. Funeral
services were held this afferncon,
Mrs. Mallory was the mother of
Mrs. Leroy Wilson, also a former
Athenian and aunt of Mr. Warren
Lanier of this city. :
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Mrs. William Voegeli and daugh-"
ters, Suzi and Meme, of New York,
have arrived to spend two weeks
Walter Wellman. |
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Mrs., Wilson Gibbs of Columbia,‘
S. C. is visiting her mother, Mrs. !
Albert Rowland gor *severai days. | |
An attractive picture of Miss |
Matilda Martin, of Atlanta, fiance
of Mr. Vincent Cobbs of Athens
graced a society page of the At
lanta Journal Sunday. She was
posed in her home, sewing—one of
her pleasant pastimes.
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The announcement of the en
gagement of Miss Bernadene
Voorhees of Bradenton, Fla. to Mr.
John H. Cook of Rome, is interest
ing to their friends. Both are for
mer students of the University
here and following their marriage
in December, they will return to
Athens and Mr. Cook will con
tinue his studies in the senior class
at the University.
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Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Birchmore
and children, Sally and Betsy, re
turned Saturday from a trip to
New York City. While there Mr.
Birchmore and Mr. Howard Mec-
Whorter attended the meeting of
the National Savings and Loan
Association. :
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Friends of Mrs. John P. Buch
heister, of Baltimore, Md., the
former Miss Dora Bridges of Ath
ens, will regret to learn that she
is seriously ill with virus pheneu
monia and typhoid fever. Her sis
ter, Miss Beily Joe Bridges left
by plane to nurse her.
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Mr. E. R. Mobley of Johnston, S.
C., was in Athens Saturday on a
business trip.
#* * *
Mrs. R. W. Pate is doing nicely
following surgical treatment at
the General hospital.
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Dr. James A. -Johnson after’
spending a short wvacation here
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
A. Johnson, has gone to Birming- |
ham, Ala., to take up his position
in Chemical Research with the
Southern Research Institution. ‘
Mr. and Mrs. Austin Edwards,
jr., of Paterson, N. J., announce
the birth of a son on Friday, No
vember 12, at the Harkness Pavil
lion Presbyterian Medical Center
in New York Ciiy. The baby has
been named Kenneth Austin Ed
wards and he is the grandson of
Dr. and Mrs. A. S. Edwards, sr.,,
of Athens. Mrs. Edwards is the
former Miss June Foster of Ridge
wood, N. J.
& * &
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Grimes an
nounce the birth of a daughter on
Friday, November 12, at the Gen
eral hospital. The baby has been
named Lynda ngbs (grimes.
* *
The many friends of Mr. Hen
ry Paul will be pleased to learn
that he was able to leave the
General hospital, and is now at
home, 183 Grady avenue and can
receive visitors.
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Mrs. Frances Finger, of Mt. Hol
ly, N. C,, is the guest of Miss Betty
Finder, on the Boulevard.
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Mrs. Paul H. Robbins is a pa
tient at the General hospital. Her
friends wish her a speedy recov
ery.
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