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Newspaper Page TextgUNDAY; FEBRUARY' 17, 1952, .« Coming Fvents The Coming Events Column is desigried to supply the pub lic with facts concerning or sanizational and othér meet ings, times, places and events only. Contributors to this column are requested to limit their coming events to these facts to insure the brevity and clarity of the various items in the columm viitledgeville *College Choir, under the direction of Max Neah, will give a recital in Ath ens at the First Baptist Church, ¢ p. m, on Sunday, Feb. 24. PUBLIC LIBRARY oil paintings by Miss Annie M2y Holliday are being shown in the library. v Antiques from the collection of Mrs. Susan Lacy-Baker are on display in the library. (hiidren’s Story Hour each Saturday in children’s room from 10 until 11 a. m. Library story time over WGAU each Friday, 5 p. m. Cpening hours: Monday throuzh Friday, 9 a. m. to ¢ p. m.: Saturday, 9 a. m. to 6 p. m,; sundays, 3 p. m. so 6 p. m. W. C. T. U, HOUR Over WRFC the following will be heard on the Weman’s Christian Temperance Union hour each Monday morning during the month of February, from 11:00 to 11:15: Feb. 18—Captain Kroeze. Feb. 25—Rev. G. M. Spivey. WGAU Over WGAU the following will be heard on the Woman's Christian Temperance Union hour each Tuesday afternoon during the month of February from 5:00 to 5:15: Feb. 19—Wesley Foundation. Feb. 26—Baptist Student Un fon, American Cancer Society is sponsoring *“Songs For Ameri ca” each Wednesday afternoon, 5 p. m. over station WGAU. Tune in and listen to this pro gram which wiil be featured for the next twelve weeks. The Phi Mu Mothers Club, of Alpha Alpha Chapter will be entertained at a luncheon on Tuesday, February 19th at 12 d’clock, by Mrs. Carl Peavy and Mrs. R. P. Miller at the home of the former on Piedmont Road, Atlanta Georgia. Everybody that has friends and loved ones in the Moon’s Grove cemetery near Daniels ville, are requested to meet at the church en Saturday, Febru ary 23, 10 a. m., for the purpose of cleaning the entire grounds. Ladies are asked to bring a picni¢ lunch. Please come and help with the job. Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi will meet with Julia Kelly, 328 Hill street. Jean Flanigen, the guest speaker, is to talk on Watercolors. AAUW will meet next Tues: day night at 8 o’clock in Lucy Cobb dormitory. Senator Rob ert Stephens will discuss sig nificant issues from the -recent session of the Legislature. Ckild Study Group No. 2 will meet Wednesday, February 20 at 8 p. m. with Mrs. J. Smiley Wolfe, 210 McWhorter Drive. “The Growing Child,” will be the topic of a panel discussion at the Parkview Housing develop ment adult group. The meeting will be held at the Parkview social building. Tuesday, Feb. 19, 8 p. m. All interested persons are invited. Athens Civitan Club will meet at Poss’ Barbecue Place on the Atlanta Highway Monday, Feb. 18, 7:30 p. m. Parents Club of St. Joseph's School will meet Wednesday, February 20, at 1:30 p. m. A nominating committee for next vear’s officers will be elected. Rose and Dahlia Garden Club will meet Wednesday, February 20, 10:30 a. m., at the YWCA Home on Hancock avenue. Allen R. Fleming American Legion Auxiliary will meet with Mrs. Jake B. Joel, Bobbin Mill Road, at 10 a. m®% Tuesday, February 19. A covered dish luncheon will be served at noon. Members are asked to bring materials for making cancer dressings. ) The February meeting of the First Methodist Wesleyan Ser vice Guild will be held at the Georgian Hotel, Wednesday, February 20 at 6:15 p. m. Gaines School PTA will ob serve Founder’s Day as Dad’s night on Thursday, Feb. 21, 1 o'clock. A covered dish supper is to be served and an interest- Ing program has been planned. Play Reading Group sponsored by the AAUW will meet Wednes day, Feb. 20, 7:30, in the Geor gia Museum of Art. “Caesar and (leopatra” by George B.*Shaw, is to be reviewed. This meeting s open to men and women come and bring your copy of the play. Salonia Chapter 227 OES will meet on Monday, Feb. 18, 8 % % in the Temple on Meigs street. embers are urged to attend and visiting members are wel eome, “Your il’;;onallity And You” will be the subject of a series of lecture-forums which Rabbi Samuel Glasner will conduct for the B'nai B'rith Hillel Founda tion on the next three Sunday afternoons at 4:30 at the Stern Community House. Public is in cited. e —— Teen-Age Study Group will meet Wednesday, 10:15 a. m. on February 20 with Mrs. J. J. Lenior, 440 South View Drive. E.B. Mellis to talk on “Court esy.” Mrs. Frank Hailey and Mrs. C. H. Garker are co-host esses, Garden Group of the University Woman’s Club will meet Mon day, Feb. 18, 8 p. m. with Mrs. H. B. Henderson, 135 Forston Drive. Mrs. Horace Lund and Mrs. Dreyton Kincaid are co hostesses. Roy A. Bowden, of the Horticulture dept. of the Uni versity of Georgia is to talk on “The Care Of Cut Flowers.” Early American Dance Club will meet Monday, Feb. 18, 8 p. m. in the Bamboo Room at the YWCA Home. . Morning Book Review Group of the home of Mrs. William Tate, 436 Dearing street. Mrs. George Stillbrook is to review “Recuiem Of A Nun” by William Faulkner. Mrs. E. T. Mallory is to teach the mission study book, “Part nership With Christ”, by Paul H. Conrad on Tuesday, Feb. 19, 3:30 p. m. at the First Baptist church. All WMS members are urged to be present. Phi Mu Alumnae Held Meeting At Country Club Phe Athens Phi Mu Alumnae Association held a luncheon meet ing February 13 at the Country Club. At this time the following new officers were elected: Mrs. Clifford Tuck, president; Mrs. Frank Dudley, vice-president; Mrs. Lee Bradberry, treasurer; Mrs. James W. Alexander, secre tary. Delegates were elected to attend the Phi Mu Centennial Convention in Macon in June. Miss Marion West was elected delegate, and Mrs. Lee Bradberry was named alternate delegate. At this conven tion the Athens group will be pre sented its charter as an alumnae association. Mrs. Preston Brooks was named to receive this charter. Phi Mu had its beginning at Wes leyan College in Macon, in 1852, and was first known as the Phil omathean Society. Mrs. Brooks was a Philomathean while she at tended Wesleyan College. . Plans were made for the annual Founders Day Banguet, which will be held at the Athens Coun try Club, March 4, at 6:30 p. m. Any Phi Mu alumnae in the Ath ens area are cordially invited to attend, and are requested to con tact Mrs. Frank Dudley for reser vations, Hollow out the centers of small cooked beats, fill with finely chop ped egg salad and serve on salad greens as a first course for a com pany dinner. A “dressed” chicken means that feathers have been removed; a ready-to-coook or “drawn” check en means that the head, feet and insides as well as the feathers have been removed. Awmwmw‘f ‘/um ‘ & ‘\'?’( ¥ A ~ e G n exciling new e GIFT IDEA. .. s4= that’s sure to | woanessie B 8 be appreciated. L e e “*“/Q 4t These gracious frays have an ‘ z :“i&::;; opening just the right size 1o : : ‘,,.-', AM " fit the wedding announce e S sl Ee ment. Delicafely carved han ;‘ : dles, with fine French Gray L o or Limed Ook finishes on L ‘ select hardwoods. I '3 This wedding announcement tray has a lovely MIRROR MAT.. .. 2 ‘! The opening on this tray fits 5 B i 7*" i the Wedding Announcement, R e and around it is a mat of fine "* s : i mirror. The tray is select ] W hardwood finished in French ww«; L 4. @ Gray or Limed Oak. f . | W MANY OTHER USES — 1= 1 W Use These Troys as Card Ll. | W eble decoration— as’ R e "} B well as for wedding [ R S thew delightful gy paies s .3;,.5 Mirror mot way. . v ‘ . 0 / ! ‘ .’ Danielsville PTA l DANIELSVILLE, Ga.—The Dan felsville PTA omned‘its regular Impnthly meeting ' Wednesday night, February 6, at 7:30 in the Home Economics building, with Jack Gober, jr., president,”in the chair. After singing “Holy, Holy, Holy,” Alvin Baker led the group in prayer. Mr. Gober welcomed the good attendance on Founders’ Day, and introduced Mr. and Mrs. Roy Maddox, visitors. During the business session a collection was made for Founders’ Day. Room call was made and Mrs. Ellis Burroughs’ room won SI.OO and the half holiday with the most members present. Mrs. Pa‘ql Burroughs reported that th@® High School Athletic Association, which sponsored a chicken supper at the schoel on February 2, has paid for the new warm-up uniforms, which ‘was the purpose of the supper. Mr. Gober announeed the Girls’ Basketball tournament at Colbert, February 11. Our teanr played Co mer at 9 p. m. The boys’ tournament will be in Carnesville Tuesday, February 19. ‘Our team will play Lavonia at 7:30 p. m, - Miss Ilene O’Kelley had charge of the Founders’ Day program, reading short biographical sketch es of Alice McClellan Birney, Ma rietta, Ga., and Phoebe Apperson Heart, Founders of the National Congress of Parents and Teachers. She also otid of the development of this organization during its 55 years of usefulness. Since the local PTA is eleven years old this month, those who have served as president were in vited to be present to speak to us. They were Mrs. E. O. Payne, Mrs. Mary Huff, Mrs. John Burroughs, Mrs. Perry Smith, Mrs. Jack Go ber, sr., Mrs. Ollie Griffeth, Jack Gober, jr. There were six charter members present. Mrs., D. C. Baker, char tet member and first secretary, read the minutes of the first meeting of the Danielsville PTA. There were messages from Mrs. John Burroughs, Mrs. Ollie Grif feth and Mrs. Jack Gober, jr. Mrs. Howard Strickland brought in the birthday cake, white and pink, with eleven lighted candles. Miss Ilene O’Kelley asked Mr. Gober to cut the cake. The host esses, Mesdames Alvin Baker, Hervin Mann and Mrs. William son served coffee and doughnuts. * * * P o ent iSk e e ST g e g e M “The many friends of Ben Davis, sr, will regret to learn of his il lness at Athens General Hospital. Mr. Davis resides at 163 Ingle wood Drive in this City. * * * Miss Frances Crane - Eppes, daughter of the Reverend and Mrs. B. Scott Eppes of Birmingham, Alabama, is spending a few days with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. George S. Crane. * & @ Mr. and Mrs. William J. Russell s 2) i HMI iR BE- N ) mﬁ‘uin&zh-mm.‘ ATHENS, GEORGIA will spend Monday in Winder, going over to visit Mrs. Richard B. Russed, who is to observe her 84th birthday at this time. Other guests present will be her children and grandchildren and other re latives, . * 0 Mrs. Milton Barron McKay ar rived Friday for a short visit with Mrs, Cosby H. Dawson. They left SatuxdaY for Boglusa, Ala., where they will join Mr. and Mrs. Ray Starnes for a tour of the Belien grath Gardens at Mobile, Ala. They will go to New Orleans, La., for the Mardi Gras season and there they are to visit Mr. and Mrs. John Dearing. Enroute home they will stop in Biloxi, and Natchez, Miss, While in Natchez they will take the Pilgrimage Tour and be Mihet In Every Department-Style Right-Fashion Right-Price Right es? Y et o e g , ; o° %{a }v ' Oy, L /%Cce { 2 j‘;“w £ < 90‘, e S PALE D G@F OB es? v LN oV SuCC g v B g\ov® Fiy B %SF 00 % 35 v B I . 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Drapery Department — Third Floor P 1 : Io 3 . the guests of Mr. and Mrs, Walter Burley, « & ° Mrs. Ruby Short Mahone will return to her home in Jackson ville, Fla., next week after visiting her father, A. B. Short, and family. She was called to Athens last week by the death of her sister, Mrs. R. Q. Wise. * 4 » Friends of Mr. B. G. Bisson, sr., will regret to learn that he is con fined to St. Mary's Hospital and hope for him a speedy recovery. Little Miss ‘Pe:m; Johnson has returned from a delightful visit with her aunt, Mrs. P, W. Cobb in Middleton, Ga. * w Mre T W .‘lenf(ins hae returned Newness For Spring! Store Hours-9:15 to 5:45-Every Day - Including Wednesdays! to Valdosta State _eu after visiting her son and daughter, Mr, and Mrs, James Barrow, whose other guest is their aunt, Miss Martha Jenkins, of Montgomery, Ala. « " Little Miss Linda McFarland has been absent from her classes at Chase Street School for two weeks and is {ll at her home on Holman avenue. e Professor Hubert B, Owens, of the University’s Landscape Archi tecture Department, served as.a judge at the Middle Georgia Cam ellia Show held at the City Audi torilum in Macon yesterday. ® % & Lt. and Mrs. Frank William SCRIPT GIRL A 28”7 All Wool Candy # Check Topper that’s as “sweet” as it sounds. With adjustable cuffs ana Royal taffeta lining. In checks with these predominant colors . . Gold, Taffy, Pink or Lilac. Sizes: T-15, 8-16. Women’s Wear Second Floor. Volk, jr., announce the birth of a son, William David, at the Athens General locplt‘; on Friday, Feb ruary 18, Mrs. Volk is the former Miss Ma:juoruo Antley, d:ucg‘t;r of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Antley. The date of the bl:{'l birth occured on the birthday of his mother. . Mr, and Mrs, William J. Russell, jr., have returned to Marion, Ala,, after spending several days in Ath ens with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. William J, Russell and Mrs, G. 8. Wright, * » Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Reddish of Butler, Georgia, announce the birth of a son, Davie Thomas, at Athens General Hospital February 12. Mrs. Reddish is the former e e ‘::‘ "‘:' :': P \ it e i D \ R \ 3 \ wnilh® \ fE v o ./ = i S 'é‘; s DY i e et S R Pt g gl b el LY & }T““ R gRSR % eil o o ugeß R Bl eL DI T Bk ’aa&’ % eel e sugoa IR st 0L R T R Wb - B e Bagis e R SRCO BST R . o e : ‘ so Do SR 3 §§ZL ie G w T TR B oo g sDT e P L e g ; % éig”:’@ “”ng&‘ %“ ’3 B’*« \,:,; . % ”‘:;v )i:ﬁ”&; ’ o N@. 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Rubber i | tips on arms eliminates possi-[ 1 bility of damage to garments . : | ‘ond prevents garments from ‘ slipping off. Attractively fin- g ‘L hshed in_nickel and chrome. - O PAGE FIVE Miss Lucile Lovern, L Mrs, Russell T, Hobbs, whe has . resided in Ellicott City, Md., the past ten years, has returned to the present, is with her sister, Mrs. Earl Braswell. | . Friends of Miss Melba Man son, Jefferson, Ga., will regret to learn that she is a medical patient at Athens General Hosé)ital where she will undergo medical treat ment. After the space around light gwitches is cleaned, a thin coat or two of white shellac will make the area around the light switch easier to clean in the future. 1 09

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Athens banner-herald. (Athens, Ga.) 1933-current, February 17, 1952, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5