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ficure control and yet are in the
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woman with figure problems.
Such suits help to eliminate a re
luctance to go near a beach,
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make its wearer look pengil slim
GMEAR CAMFAIGN
[ XII
Upstairs Bill Jarvis met Joe
Coulter. Bill pulled the telegram
out of his pocket and Coulter read
it in silence. Bill had already
pead the message:
LLOYD AND I MARRIED
| TODAY. VERY ' HAPPY,
F. PLEASE BILL NO RE
(i GRETS OR HARD FEEL
r INGS. BEV.
Coulter handed the paper back.
“Ahout the same as the one we
sot a moment ago, Bill. T hope it
wasn't a case of—of rebound.”
Bill was remembering Bev's
silence after the picnic, her fever
ish bridge playing. Perhaps she
had felt as frustrated and trapped
as Bill had, This morning Bev
had wanted to wring an admission
from him, possibly to save face,
or make the way easier for her
self, or both of them.
“It's Just a hunch,” said Bill,
*“hut I think that she is just as she
savs—very happy.”
A few minutes later Bill had
escaped to his room and was at
the phone.
“Hildy,” he said, “I've got to
see you. Right away. Meet me on
that little wooden dock in 15 min=-
utes.”
“Are you mad? I'm packing and
I'm not dressed. Besides, you
know how I feel about—"
“Hildy,” he pulled himself to
sether, “here it comes, straight!
Bev's gone and got herself mar
ried. But not to me.” ‘
There was a notable pause.
Then: “M-married? Bill, if this is
a gag, I'll murder you.”
“I murder good on wooden
docks. Make it 10 minutes.”
He rank off and bounded down
st2irs. On the side verandah sat
Ms. Fasker, alone.
“For a man whose girl has just
eloped with another guy,” she
stated, surveying - him, “you’re
bearing up remarkably well.”
His jaw .dropped. “You heard?”
She looked at him pityingly.
“Bill, you're a neophite in these
matters, Certainly I heard. Caro
line Marr was in on the plot. She
and Bev are thick as molasses. But
Caroline eouldn’t keep it to her--
self. She told Muriel Graydon, and
a couple of others, in confidence.
And Muriel and a couple of others
told me, in confidence.”
“Good gosh,” said Bill.
Mrs. Fasker’'s eyes were pene
trating: “I want to know just how
vou feel about it, Because I like
vou, And I like Hildy Sands. I
like you for each other too. All
right, Bill Jarvis. Come clean!”
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Bill came, perforce. “There’s no
doubt that I'm in love with Hildy.
But"—he drew a breath—“l guess
Ul always have the sneaking idea
that I did Bev a pretty dirty trick.
“I was afraid you’d feel that
way. T hoped I wouldn’t have to
to this.” Slowly she took a news
paver clipping fromeher handbag.
‘Thig little item, Bill, was shown
;: ound here surreptitiously by
severly Coulter.” :
Dumbly he gaped at it. The
headline alone was enough. It
tecad: SENTENCE PASSED ON
i. H. SANDS. :
‘Why?” Mrs. Fasker’s voice was
tmost brisk, “Because, long be
fore you ayprived, Bev had gotten
I!:lol*ested g Lloyd Williston. A
lind person eould have seen it.
And Lroyd was givlng Hildy a big
rush, But Bev guessed right, about
what Lloyd’s reaction would be
ester thie pumor went around. He
dropped Hildy cold. Lloyd, like
most of 'em here, 18 quite a u{:ob.
“But,” Bill shook a reeling head,
"I stiil don't see , . »
“How Bev got the elipping? I
flan't sither, at first. 1 got Rars.
oulter started talking about Bev,
Which isn't hard to do. And it
¥ame out that Bev’s college room
mate Uves in Springfleld. That's
very olcse #o Rexford.
. I'm guessing now, but I'll bet
' M right—Bev must have written
her Springfield g:l, to find out
what she knew about Hilda Sands
of Rexford, And the pal obliged
with this rotten dope.”
. Bill said, in a flat stunned tone:
I just can’t belleve it. You say
you YIM this out of Bev's bag?”
Yes. I felt like a sneak thief
it the time, but now I know 1 was
5%"8“50!- I was 8: the dock the
Other day when €aroline yanked
through use of a “V” panel which
creates this illusion. Side boning
provides the support to the center
shirred bra in this deep sea blue
satin lastax suit. For those who
prefer not to wear a topless suit,
there is an optional halter tie.
the bag away from you. She was
too—well, desperate for the occa
sion. And her excuse sounded
pretty flimsy. So, nosey Fasker
decided that there must be some
thing in that bag which Bill Jarvis
wasn't supposed to see.”
“But,” he objected, “Bev her
self sent me for the glasses.”
“Sure, And remembered the
clipping, after you'd started. No
doubt she had a bad moment,
then.”
Suddenly Bill was aware of a
load lifted from his mind. He had
no notion why, if she’d fallen for
Lloyd, Bev had let him some up
here. But, probably because the
invitation was of long standing,
and its cancellation woulid have
been difficult to explain to the
elder Coulters.
“Now,” Mrs. Fasker was saying,
“I've told nobody else. You can
tell Hildy, if you like. But let it
stop there! Certainly I wouldn’t
want that nice Coulter man to
find out.”
“Don’t worry!”
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Just then light footsteps sound=
ed from the front of the verandah,
Bill jerked erect; craned his neck.
Something like a tall slim wraith
flipped down the steps toward the
ake.
“Mrs. Fasker,” he said swiftly,
“tomorrow I'll tell you just how
sweall 1., . %
Her thin old hand fluttered. “I
know., Well, go on! Go on!”
But as he sprang away, she
called: “Bill!”
He bounced back, fidgeting vis
ibly. “Yes?”
“Let her wait,” advised Mrs.
Fasker, “because you'll probably
ibe doing the waiting for the rest
of your natural life. But I just
}wanted to say, it couldn’t happen
'to a nicer guy.” She grinned up at
him. “Now beat it, young Bill!
;You‘re making me nervous.”
‘x THE END
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Project Lead
H.D. Activiti
.D. Activities
Eighteen Georgia farm women
have been named to lead various
phases of the Georgia homé de
monstration club program for
1950-51, according to Miss Lurline
Collier, state home demonstration
agent. : .
“These outstanding members of
home demonstration clubs were
selected by their fellow members
to lead these activities,” Miss Col
lier said.
The new chairmen of the va
rious activities include: Mrs, D. K.
Blakenship, College Park, Child
Development and Family Life;
Mrs. Roy Copeland, Valdosta,
Clothing; Mrs. George Lowry,
Lawrenceville, Community Pro
cessing Centers; Mrs. E. L. Truitt,
Hamilton, Food Preservation; Miss
Helen McConnell, Ashland, Fruit
Growing; Mrs. Earl Lester, Brook
let, Gardening; Mrs. Hinton Logan,
'Summerville, Home Improvement;
Mrs. G. H. Gaskins, Walker Coun
tey, Home Industries; Mrs. E. A.
DeWitt, Effingham County, Music:
Mrs. Lee Maxwell, Washington,
Georgia, Dairying; Mrs. G. L
Cowan, Fitzgerald, Nutrition; Miss
Velma Maddox, Wilkes County,
Poultry; Mrs. Ray Shaw, Hall
County, Rural Electrification; Mrs.
T. W. Bennett, Crawford County,
Rural Houslni; Mrs. Lloyd John=
son, Talking Rock, Georgia, Home
Maat Supply; Mrs. DeWitt Bond,
Madison County, Rural Health:
FOR THE BEST IN
AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE
ALWAYS COME TO
pesoto §|LVEY'S pLymouts
Another suit (right), whose
purpose also is to conceal figure
faults, is cut with a plunging neck=-
line which will stay put and pro
vide the necessary uplift at the
same time. The sunburst shirring
radiates from a slenderizing front
panel. This suit is in emerald
acetate faille lastex.
Mrs. Herbert Young blood, Rich
mond County, Recreation; Mrs. M.
H. Tappan, Greene County, 4-H
Club Work.
NICHOLSON
NEWS
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Rev. Woodrow Reems, of Alto,
preached here at the Congregation
al Holiness Church over the week
end.
Those from here attending the
annual all-day singing at Berea on
Sunday enjoyed the occasion.
Rev. Garnet Wilder, of Center,
preached here at the Methodist
Church on Sunday morning and
evening.
Services begin at the Fire Bap
tized Holiness Church, Friday
evening, July 21, the Rev. D. E.
Beauchump of ~Danielsville in
charge. The public is invited.
Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Coleman, ac~
companied by Mrs. Nova Kendall,
of Macon, left recently for Hot
Springs, Arkansas, where Mr.
Coleman plans to take treatment.
Thomas Whitehead is to be con=
gratulated upon the erection of a
modern home in the Antioch Com-~
munity. Construction will begin
at an early date.
Rev. G. T. Carithers is having a
modern bungalow erected on the
West Side of the new highway, ad
jacent to the Sewing Machine Shop
and Grocery.
Mr. and Mrvs. Joe T. Potts were
visiting in Athens during last
week, the guests of Hershel Bul
lock and family.
Paul Edwards, of Birmingham,
Alabama, was a weekend visitor
here, the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Wade.
Arthur Hooper of Farmington
was among the guests of relatives
here during the past week.
Mrs. Annie Smith is visiting at
lStone Mountain, the guest of her
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Morris
Gabriel.
Little Miss Jerry Stephens was
visiting in Commerce during last
week, the guest of relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Grady Smith were
visiting at Toccoa last Sunday, the
guest of Lester Howington and
family.
Rev. Forest Turner, of Atlanta,
was in services at Midway Church,
north of Nicholson, Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. Woodrow Reems, of Alto,
was a visitor here over the week
' end, the guest of friends.
' Little Miss Brenda Smith, of
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| made jellies and jams, For perfect
‘ results, use Dixie Crystals Sugar—
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Crystals
Pure Cane Sugar
Atlanta, is spending the week
here, the guest of her aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. W. T. Whitley. ‘
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Smith, as
Lexington, were visiting here on
Monday, guests at A. C. Smith's
home.
One of the most delicious barbe
cues ever served in this section
will be enjoyed at the lunch room
of Benton High on Friday evening,
July 21, 1950, The proceeds of this
coccasion go for the benefit of
the Methodist people of Center,
and the public is cordially invited
to join in making the occasion a
success.
The finishing touches on the
Smith Fish Pond have been made,
which A. C. Smith has construct
ed on the west side of the old
Athens-Carnesville Road. It isi
rapidly being filled by water,
furnished by springs, and Mr.
Smith plans to have it stocked
| with the leading varieties of fish
Gl Customers’
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We have always had
one basic aim at A&P: To
give our customers the
most good food for their
“IO“CY.
We emphasize the word
good because we never want
to achieve low prices by
sacrificing quality,
That is why we uncons
ditionally guarantee your
satisfaction with every
purchase you make,
So, when you buy anything
at A&P, please ask yourself
two questions:
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Is the quality right? =
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Please write:
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THE BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS, GEORGIA
as well as making it a recreation
center for those who enjoy the
sport of swimming and boat rid
ing,
All roads lead to Nicholson over
the weekend, when hundreds of
visitors will converge on the city
for the annual session of the Jack=
son County Singing Convention in
session at the Baptist Church,
Saturday night and Sunday. All
Jackson County people, who ex
pect to attend, are requested to
assist the local citizens in the en
tertainment of visitors from other
counties. Bring well-filled baskets
and spend the day in song service
as the hearty co-operation of all
assures a pleasant time for every
body. The overflow attendance,
who cannot get seats, will hear
the singing by means of a loud
speaker.
Clayton Hardman of Commerce
and Atlanta, formerly of this,place,’
was instantly killed on Sunday
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Tenderleaf Tea. .. .ulb Pkg 33¢
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morning, when the truck which he
was driving overturned near the
Whitehill School lot, morth of
Nicholson, He was the son of E. J.
and she lgte Mrs, Hardman, long
time residents of this section, and
)his untimely death has brought
' sadness to a host of relatives and
friends in this community,
Notice
Notice is hereby given that in
compliance with ordinances of the
Mayor and Council, passed on
March 7, 1950, I am going to make
application for a beer license and
a wine license for the priviledge
of selling the same at the Prince
Aventie Soda Co., 497 Prince
'Avenue, Athens, Georgia. '
The owners of this business are
Carlton S. Bell and Sam J, Dea
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