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Newspaper Page TextWEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 250, Coming Fvents pemonstratior School Can nery will now open only by ap pointment. Appeointments may be made by calling C. M. Rose, teacher of agriculture. at tele phone 2697. " Winterville Canoery will be open only ene day a week un til further notice. The day is Tuesday. PUBLIC LIBRARY CALENDAR water color paintings, oil psintings, and ink wash draw incs done by Anne Lewis Miller are being shown in the library. Librz=y Story Hour is held each Saturday in the Clildren’s room from 10 a. m. to 11 a. m. Library story time over WGAU each Friday at 5 p. m. Hours of opening: -Monday through Friday, 9 a. m. to 9 p, m. Satarday @ a. m. to 6 p. m. Sunday 8 p. m. to 6 p. m. Benton High School canning plant will mow be open only by appointment. Please make ap pointments with Charles W, Seigler, Voeational Agriculture teacher. : WOTU HOUR : WRFC Over WRFC the following will be heard on the Woman'’s Chris tian Temperance Union Hour each Monday morning 10:45 to 11:00 during the month of De cember: December 25—No Program. WGAU Over WGAU the following will be heard on the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union Hour each Tuesday afternoon 5:00 to 5:15 during the month of December: 26—Mr. Jack Moser. There will be a Musical Fan tasie given at the auditorium of Benton High School on Thurs day evening, December 21, 7 p. m. The public is cordially invited to attend. Saturday Morning, December 93, at the Reglonal Library, Miss Marion Bloomfield will include the following stories in her pro gram. “The Christmas Eve Flower,” “The Brightest Star,” and “Two Pennies.” Oconee Street = Methodist Church is having a Christmas play on Christmas Eve. There will be two performances, the first at 6:30 and the second at 8 o'clock. The play is entitled “The Other Shepherd.” Circle Three of the Oconee Street Church will meet Thurs day, 8 p. m., with Mrs. Henry Willlams. Mrs. Mary MeKinnon is co-hostess, Al members are invited to attend. ; The BAT-SAP formal dance will be held on Thursday night Official COWBOY BOOTS ©1948 by The Lone Ranger, inc. for Boys s ¢ R sl and x Girls Ve \\\ o THEIR DREAM FOR CHRISTMAS! f" R < S Sizes sto 8 it el eBS Sizes 81 to 12 .. 6.95 Sizeg 121, to 3 .. 7.95 N‘J‘ ;j/ Shoe Salon Stree* Floor. at the Athens Country Club from 9 p. m. to 1 a. m. All alum ni are invited, Dr. R. F. Anderson . . University Jan. 1 Dr. Roger F. Anderson, Assist ant Professor of Entomology, has resigned his" position in the De partment c¢f Biology, effective Januayy 1, to assume new duties as forest entomologist with the rank of Associate Professor of Forestry at Duke University, This ist,a,be of the three finést teaching pagitions in forest entomology on the. graduate level in the United States, the other two being at the University of California and Syra cuse University, Even though Dr. Anderson has been here at Georgia for only & year and a half, he has won the respect and friendship of a host of omology students, who will hro& his leaving and wish him s‘seéess in his new position, "‘% 8 ~?‘ 888 Hull G. A's Held December Meefing - The Gt A’s of the Hull Baptist Church held its December meeting at the heme of Mrs. Lance Thom a . si&fs’lene Morris had charge of the program which told how people in the foreign lands . celebrated Christmas. Those taking part on The program were: Weebie Ann Jones, Jimmie Lou Brown, Jane Yarbrough, Florence Strickland, Rebecca Hardman, ~ Ann Johnsan, and Mary Ann Simmons. Each g A. girl brought a Love Gift in the form of a Christmas basket o provide Christmas Cheer for some family. The officers for the coming year are as follows: President, Ann Johnson; Vice President, Florene Strickland; Secretary and Treas uruer, Jimmie Lou Brown; Publici« ty Chairman, Weebie Ann Jones; Song Leader, Jane Yarbrough; Pianist, Rebecca Hardman; Per sonal Service, Ann Simmong and Carlene Morris. Delicious refreshments were served by the hostess, Mrs. Lance Thomason. 7%y —Publicity Chairman. v TR s e e N PERSONALS Miss Joan Hartman is spending the Christmas holidays in Athens with her parents, Dr. and Mrs. R. W. Hartman, Miss Hartman is a student at a s:ho:)l in Missouri. - Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hansford, of San Diego, Calif., announce the birth of a daughter, Rita Caroi, on December 18. Mrs. Hansford is the former Miss Annie Jean Jordan, of Athens. L I Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Dudley and son, Edward, left today for Florida where they will spend the holidays. Mrs. Dudley will visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dußignon in Miami. Mr. Dudley and Edward will fish at Homo sassa for two days, joining Mrs. Dudley in Mi?mi on Saturday. %* * Miss Eloise Beckwith, of New York City, and Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Applewhite, (Miriam Beckwith) and children, Jennie and Ann, of Greensboro, N. C., will arrive Fri day to spend the Christmas holi days with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Beckwith, * & * Henry West, Nelson Hitchcock, and Jimmy Thompson, students at Emory at Oxford, arrived today to spend the holidays with their families. B % The friends of Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Dobbs and their little daughter, Peggy, are rejoicing with them that she will be home from Warm Springs Foundation on Friday to spend the holidays. Mrs, Dobbs parents, Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Peake, of Atlanta, will join them for the week-end. *® % W Mrs. Charles P. Brightwell left Tuesday for Barrington, R. I. to spend the holidays with her son and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Win throp Taft and children on Ferry Lane. % ok % Major George O. Riggs left Tuesday for two weeks’ army du ty at Fort McPherson. * % * Mr. and Mrs. Cadesman Pope, of Macon, are expected this week end to visit Athens relatives, and will be the house-guests of Dr. and Mrs. A. S. Edwards on Wood~ lawn Avenue. : % * ; Mr. and Mrs. Guy Orr are in Atlanta, going over to be with Mrs. Orr’s sister, Mrs. Ben Harriss, of Madison, who is ill at Emory Hospital. & & * Dr. and Mrs. Bolling S. Dubose and children, Betsy and Bolling 111, of Lawson General in Atlanta, will be with ‘their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bolling Dubose on Uni versity Drive for this week-end. For New Year holidays Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wilkinson (Katherine Dußose) and daughters, Janet and Harriet, of Charlotte, N. C., will be guests of Mr. and Mrs. Du- Bose. Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Bloodworth will go to Canton for the holidays to visit with their son and daugh ter, Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Hendrix (Seléne Bloodworth). Modern living rooms are begin ning to take the place of old fashioned kitchens in that they are now planned, not as formal parlors, but as big, comfortable rooms in which family activities are centered. . . Spaghetti Dinner, Easy and Good * Tastes Like a Real Chef’s Treat A p: ' T R T 3 "‘ ..:"%;: 2 “'(ﬁ ™ '&“;‘.‘; 3 ’(“‘:\!‘s:%‘ R ¥S ¥ | et s 5 B N SR Y R %<, n g & 5 R e ok SRR R VS gﬂ 81l “53 k. ,:‘c{;‘_“ o R \@s‘ SORRELN o . 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R (o oAT P ';i‘(':":§f~*‘> “‘ ‘?;" »O s E i S S B g(3 3 s ;““{:‘h; Sk ;u o :x“‘g..-,- ook Nb 3 N b No e e Rl R A, Be, Bty Ril 9 5 e %I Be, S o R QIR K 8 B W, eR S B RUET R R T SR & R - R PR SO DON’T let your family down at mealtime just because you're snowed under with plans for Christmas. Santa Claus may ?lfed your help, but the family should have good meals just e same, You can save time for holiday activities and serve meals that make everybody happy at the same time if you remember a few quick and-easy menus, Serve one good, substantial hot dish This kind of menu might in clude hot soup, followed by salad and dessert. Or it could be a dish of spaghetti with a hot, savory sauce, a tossed salad, fruit for des sert. Cold cuis and potato salad, with rolls, jelly and pickles, topped off with a hot rice or cottage pud ding, are another tempting choice. Easiest of all—and a sure taste tempter — is the spaghetti. Therels a packaged dinner that’'s specially convenient. The spaghetti comes ready to cook, the savory sauce is Bobbin Mill Garden Club Holds Semi - Final Doorway Contest The Bobbin Mill Garden Club staged its preliminary Christmas Doorway Show Tuesday afternoon, Dec. 19th. Each club member par ticipated by decorating her door day for the Christmas season. Judging began at one o'clock and continued throughout the after noon. The winners for the Bobbin Mill Garden Club are as follows: First—Mrs. B. L. Flanigan, Plum Nelly Road; Second—Mrs. Russel Daniel, jr., 530 Spring dale; Third—Mrs. Marion Ivy, At lanta Highway; Honorabie Men tion—Mrs. Henry Cobb, jr., 120 Plum Nelly Road. The winners in this coptest will be judged along with the winners from the other Athens Garden Clubs in the final show which will take place today. The following garden clubs held similar contests and presented the following winners for final judg- Ladies Garden Club Mrs. M. G. Nicholson, 542 Hull Boys! 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THE BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS, GEORGIA ready to heat; and there’s Parme san-style grated cheese for added flavor. Spaghetti sauce, made with either meat or with mushrooms, can be bought separately in cans, ready-to-heat and mix with cooked spaghetti, rice, macaroni. It has all the taste-tempting flavor of a great chef's masterpiece. . With the hot spaghetti mainstay, serve breadsticks, if you like them, or crusty Italian bread. Sliced white bread browned very slowly in the oven goes well with this Italian style menu, too. A tossed green salad with a bit of garlic flavor, and fresh fruit for dessert, round out t delicious, satisfying, and easy’ mea St.; Mrs. H. A. Compton, 191 Mec- Whorter Dr.; Mrs. Lester Quattle= baum, 570 Milledge Circle; Hon orable Mention: Mrs, J. C. Hart, 100 Hart Ave.; Miss Sara Hunni cutt, 325 N. Milledge Ave.; Mrs. W. H. Benson, 233 University Drive. University Garden Group Mrs. John Story, 475 Stanton Way; Mrs. Drayton Kinard, 145 Woodland Way; Miss Louise Fant, 230 Normal Ave. Honorable Men tion: Mrs. Wilbur Duncan, 526 Highland Ave.; Mrs. Orlie Price, 1367 S. Milledge Ave. These Garden Clubs presented the following entries: Extension— Miss Laura Blackshear, 165 Wil con St.; Junior Ladies—Mrs. Le roy Michael, 890 S. Milledge Ave; Mrs. Troutman Wilson, 644 Mill edge Circle. Rose and Dahlia — Mrs. C. R. Daniel, 205 University Drive. The final winners will be an nounced in the next edition of the Banner Herald. Ellen A. Crawford C Of C Met At Memorial Park Misses Leandra, Donna and El lissa Garrett, assisted by their mother entertazined the Ellen A. Crawford Children of the Confed eracy at their December meeting, which was held at Memorial Park. Fifteen young people were pre sent, and five grown-ups, among the number, Mrs. Sam Ray, of Commerce, mother of Mrs. How ard Abney, Miss Carey O'Kelley, president, with the assistance of Mrs. Sam E. Woods, Director of the Chapter, had planned an excellent program, featuring especially interest in the Christmas season, : Miss Frances Molder told a Christmas story, which was fol lowed by the singing of happy Christmas songs and the old fam iliar carols,for which Mrs. Howard Abney played the accompani ments. W . Certificates of membership re ceived by Mrs. Sam Woods were presented to Miss Frances Eliza beth Molder, Frank, Samuel Wood and Harry Earle Woods, while those for Miss May Erwin Tal madge and Harry Erwin Tal madge, jr., will be presented at a later meeting, as they could not be present on account of sickness. Carlson and John Chambliss were invited to join the Chapter, as there is a special interest cen tered on having young boys to join, as the group feels they too help greatly in preserving the high ideals toward which they are working. A piano solo, “Butterfly,” by Louise Wright, played by Miss Rose Mary Abney, was greatly en joyed by those present, Mrs. J. W, Bailey, president of Laura Rutherford Chapter, U. D. C. extended an invitation to the Ellen A. Crawford members and their guests to come to the Laura Rutherford Chapter meeting on January the ninth, when colored moving pictures of the Confeder ate era, will be shown in the Hol brook Museum, by the Visual Ed ucation Department of the Uni versity of Georgia. This meeting begins at three-thirty, and cars will call at the various schools for the children. Refreshments were served at the conclusion of the meeting, and all agreed that the Memorial Park Recreation Center is a delightful place in which to have a meeting. 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Athens banner-herald. (Athens, Ga.) 1933-current, December 20, 1950, Home Edition, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3