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f‘ddif Hickman
Monday Night
} Adafr Wieckman, of New York
City, will deliver a publie lecture
on Christian Science Monday eve
nini, February 25, at 8 o'clock,
at the Georgian Hotel. The sub
ject of his address will be “Chris
tian Science: The Revelation of
Scientific Being.”
Mr. Hickman is a member of the
Board of Lectureship of The
Mother Church, The First Church
of Christ,, Scientist, in Boston,
Massachusetts, He is a furmorl
First HKeader of The Mother
Church, and since 1918 has been
a practitioner of Christian Science
healing. Prior to this he was in
the musical profession as a con- |
cert and church singer,
The speaker has recently re-}
turned to this country after a
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The lecturer will be introduced
: Jule G. ledell;ul;irst Reader
the local Christian Science
group. Tickets are not necessary
for admission, and all are invited.
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'Mrs. W.D. Bridges
' Addresses Rose l
'And Dahlia Club ’
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~ The Rose and Dahlia Garden
Club held its regular February '
meeting Wednesday morning, |
10:30, in the Bamboo Room at the
Y-W.IL A
Mrs. Alex Saye, club president,
opened the meeting with the ’
Lord’s Prayer, prayed in unison.
Mrs. J. E Berry, secretary,.l
read the minutes of the January !
meeting. A letter was also read ,
from Mrs, Mary E, Kinne, execu~-
tive director of the Y. W. C. A,
thanking the Rose and Dahlia
Club for the lovely planter which
has been placed in the hallway at
the Y. W. C. A,
A committee was appointed by
Mrs. Saye, president, to select two
members to be sent to the flower
show in Atianta, to be held April
24-25, headguarters to be in the
Biltmore Hotel.
Mrs. E. W. Wofford, chairman
of the Horticulture committee, in
troduced Mrs, D. W. Bridges,
speaker for the morning. Mrs.
Bridges selected for her subject,
“Cuba-Japonica, '‘An Evergreen,”
bringing to club _members some
cuttings from her yard. This ever
green grows best in semi-shade
‘and will take root where branches
touch the ground. *
Lovely jonquil and evergreen
arrangements were made by the,
following club members: Mrs.
Alex Saye, Miss Ailee Shaw, Mrs.
N. G. Slaughter, Mrs. H. A, Comp
ton and Mrs. B. C. Kinney.
Club members were entertained
with a delightful film, “Williams
burg Restored.”
Following this the meeting was l
adjourned.
—Publicity Chairman.
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Friendship Church
Dr. A. S. Edwards will speak at
the Friendship Presbyterian
Church Wednesday evening at
7:30 to the monthly joint meeting
of the men and women of the
church,
The men and women of the
church look forward to these reg
ular monthly meetings when they
come 'ooqether for a “Covered Dish
Supper.” The church has been
very fortunate in having some
very outstanding speakers at these
meetings and it is with great
pleasure announcement is made of
having another speaker.
Dr. Edwards is an outstanding
man in the University of Georgia,
having served for many years as
head of the Psychology Depart
ment, He has recently retired from
that position but he is still active
in the department as a professor.
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MRS. JAMES ALLEN AND MRS. DAN DUPREE, JR.
Junior Ladies
Garden Club
Elects Members
The Junior Ladies Garden Club
had a special treat for its Feb
ruary meeting. Nelson Crist, of
Hastings Seed Company, talked to
us. His suject was Shrubs, but
he ranged all the way from trees
to shrubs and grasses—what to
plant, when, where and how to
plalnt, pest control and weed con
trol.
It was a wonderful lecture,
given in a round table manner. In
closing he urged that we plant
ample, the white red bud, car
ample, the white red bud, crab
apple, magnolia and witch hazel.
All of the members were the in-
Miss Betty Ann Bell And Lt
Fielding To Wed In Summer
WATKINSVILLE, Ga.—Mr. and
Mrs. Omrer Z. Bell announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Miss Betty Ann Bell, to Lt. Tho
mas Fielding Bishop, of Watkins
ville and Roswell, N. M.
Miss Bell attended Athens Bus
iness College and is now associat
ed with the Production and Mar
keting Administration, U. S. De
partment of Agriculture in Wat-
Miss Martha Ruark Became Bride Of Mr.
Horace Dixon At Impressive Ceremony
On Sunday afternoon, February
3rd, at the Prince Ave. Baptist
Church, Miss Martha Jerry Ruark,
daughter of Mr., and Mrs. Charlie
A. Ruark of Athens, became the
bride of Mr. Horace Dixon of El
berton, son of Mrs. Estelle Dixon
and the late Mr. William L. Dix
on, in a double ring ceremony.
The Rev. T. R. Harvill officiated.
The church altar was banked in
ivy and ferns and white gladiolis
with tapering candles, which were
lighted at the beginning of the
ceremony. Organist was Miss Mar
guerite Crowley and Solvist was
Mrs. Curtis Proveaux, wso sung
“Oh Promise Me” and “The Lords
Prayer.”
The Bride
~ Given in marriage by her bro
ther. Rexford Ruark of Wcodville,
the bride wore a ballerina length
wedding dress of chantilly lace
ove rsatin and a fingertip veil of
illusion attached to a juliet hat of
chantilly lace and orange blos~
soms. She carried a white satin
prayer book showered with brides
roses and topped with a white
orchid.
Earnest Lee Peghiny, of Elber-
First Baptist
Groups To Meet
Activities of the week for First
Baptist Church:
Sunday, February 24 — 6:00,
Chapel Choir rehearsal. All young
people from voice change to en
trance into the Adult Choir are
eligible,
Monday, February 25—3:30, the
W. M. S. Executive Board will
meet at the church; 3:45, Inter
mediate G, A.; 4:00, Junior R. A.;
4:00, Circle 5, Mrs. J. W. Bailey,
chairman, will have charge of the
W. M. S. progranr meeting. Dr.
Albert Saye will be the guest
speaker; 4:00, Carol Choir, ages 6,
7 and 8 are eligible; 4:00, Sunbeam
A; 4:30, Cherub Choir, ages 4 to
5 are eligible; 4:30, Sunbeam B;
7:30, Boy Scout Troop 22.
Wednesday, February 27 — 5:15,
Junior G. A.; 5:30, Intermediate
R. A.; 6:30, Church Family Night;
6:30, Sorority and Lucy Cobb Y.
W. A. will meet at the church for
supper and program; 8:00, Adult
Choir practice; 8:00, Business Wo
men’s Circle 7; 8:00, Deacon's
meeting.
Thursday, February 28 — 3:30,
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spired to get busy in their gar
dens and with the hope that Spring
isn’t too far away.
The meeting was held at the
home of Mrs. Gordon Dudley. Mrs.
J. B. Neighbors and Mrs. R. V.
Watterson were co-hostesses.
There was a lovely informal bas
ket of Spring blossoms on the
console table in the hall done by
Mrs. Watterson, just as if she had
gathered it from her garden. Mrs.
Dudley arranged the handsome
urns on the mantle with red and
yellow chrysantheums and a back
ground of native pine. Mrs. Neigh=
bors did a line arrangement for the
north window. This was carried
out in narcissi and pussy-willows.
The President, Mrs. Durward
‘Watson, welcomed Mrs. James Al
len and Mrs. Dan DuPree, jr., as
new club members.
—Publicity Charman
kinsville.
Lt. Bishop is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. James H. Bishop. He receiv
‘ed his degree in Agricultural En
gineering from the University of
Georgia. Before entering the Air
Force he was employed by John
Deere Plow Company as territory
manager.
The wedding will take place in
the summer.
ton, was best man and unsher
groomsmen included James Arthur %
Barton” and Bill Joneg of Elber- |
ton. |
Miss Charlene Ruark of Athens,
sister of the bride, was maid of
honor, and serving as bridemads
were Miss Sarah Eidson, of Win
terville, and Miss Bobby Wood, of |
Athens. The attendants wore ball- l
erina length gowns of sky blue |
taffeta with matching hats and|
| carried arm bouquets of pink car
nations. i
' Little Ann Marie Dixon, sister
of the groom, was the flower girl. |
iShe was dressed in Dballerina |
| length of sky blue taffeta with |
: matching hat and carried a nose-'
| gay of mixed folwers of light blue
‘and pink. Charles “Bobo” Ruark,
|nephew of the bride, was ring
[bearer and carried a white stafl
l pillow trimmed in wide lace. :
i to New Orleans. !
i The Reception
i Immediately following the cere
i mony a reception was held at the
Ihome of Mrs. H. H. Cobb on Mill
edge Ave., after which the bridal
lcouple left for a honeymeon trip ,
New Orleans. |
! Crusader Choir Rehearsal. Boys 9 !
‘through voice change are eligible, |
Friday, February 29 — Melody |
| Choir rehearsal. Girls 9 through
12 are eligible. ;
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‘McMillan Visit
'Parents Here |
’ Captain and Mrs. T .J. McMil
lan, jr. and Lt. and Mrs. Charles !
McMillan are in Athens this'
weekend visiting their parents,f
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. McMillan of |
Gaines School Road. i
Lt. and Mrs. McMillan came to ‘
Athens from Columbia, S. C. with
their young daughter, Deborah
Anne, while Captain and Mrs. T.
J. McMillan, jr. are stationed in |
Atlanta. ;
Formerly of Athens, Captain !
and Lieutenant McMillan will be
in Athens over the weekend vis
iting with their parents and
friends, before returning to their
respective bases.
Christian Youth
Fellowship Will -
See Film Tonight
Program for Christian Youth
Fellowship at the First Christian
Church tonight will feature a
film entitled, “Beyond Our Own.”
Hour for the CYF meeting is 7:00
and the film will be preceeded by
a short worship program. *
The film, inspirational in na
ture, is a Cathedral production
and is the story of how belief in
God can and does effect men’s
lives.
The program, under the direc
tion of Carolyn Whitehead, will be
held in the Church basement in
the Christian Youth Fellowship
room.
Special invitations are issued to
church members and friends of
the church to attend the program.
The public is cor.dia)ly invited.
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EDITOR’S NOTE: This col- |
umn will appear about every
two weeks. It will bring to the l
people in the Athens area the
various activities of the Girl '
Scouts of Athens.
Reviews and Previews
February is traditionally devot
ed to emphasizing Girl Scouting’s
world-wide friendships and to the
many activities of troops in be
half of getting acquainted with
and helping other "people at all
times. Through the services of
the American Friends Service
Committee, Athens Girl Scout
Troops are sending sewing kits to
some of the war-torn countries.'
Quaker neighborhoods in many of |
these countries provide a place
where mothers may come and
mend their family’s clothes. Sew=
ing articles such as pins, needles, |
thread, hooks, eyes, thimbles,
scissors, buttons, and tape meas
ures are constantly in demand and '
cannot always be bought. i
Each Girl Scout Troop in Ath
ens is planning to send one or two '
sewing kits—our goal is forty kits. !
Valentine Parties i
Last week each troop celebrated |
Valentine Day in some special
way. Some - troops exchanged
Valentines, Some made Valen=-
tine centetrpieces for their own !
homes, while some had a special '
party. .
Board Meets
The Girl Scout Board met Feb
ruary 13, at the home of Mrs. R. K. :
Picker, the new President of the;
Girl Scouts. The board filled offi
ces that were vacant, and they are ;
the- following: Miss Amoretta !
Smith, first vice-president; Mrs. '
Claude Leathers, second vice
president; Mrs. Grady Callahan,
treasurer; Mrs. Joe Berryman,
chairman of the nominating com- |
mittee; Mrs. James Gates and Mr, '
Joe Wickliff, members at large.
Disc Jockeys |
Two Girl Scouts become dise
jockeys every Thursday afternoon
at 5:45 p. m. over WRFC. They |
play their favorite records and
give bits of Scout news. If you{
haven’t already heard them, be!
sure to listen. The girls are!
thoroughly enjoying their experi
ence in radio.
Previews
There will be a Leaders’ meet
ing on February 26 at the Georgia |
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very interesting movies will be
shown. They are “The Story es
a Brownie Scout Troop,” and “The
Story of a Girl Scout Troop.”
The chorus, made up of two
girls from each troop rehearses
each Tuesday at 4 p. m. at the
First “Methodist Church. These
rehearsals are in preparation for
the songs to be sung at the Pa
geant March 15 at the Fine Arts
Building—More about that next
time, :
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Entre Nous Club
Held Supper
Meeting At YWCA
By DESPO VACALIS
Members of the Entre Nous
Club were entertained at their
regular meeting Thursday night
at the YWCA by a portion of the
Lions Club amateur show.
Rita Scott, aged eight, charm
ingly costumed, sang and danced
two numbers: “On the Good Ship
Lollipop” and “In the Little Red
Schoolhouse.” She was accom
panied by Mrs. Adelaide Pearson
on the piano.
Appropriately dressed in cow
boy attire complete with pistol,
Ty Morris, jr., aged eight, sang a
western tune. His second rendi
tion was *“Johnny Appleseed.”
Three popular tunes of the day
were played on the piano by Billy
Sheppard.
At the meeting, Mrs. D. D.
Quillian was presented with a gift
of costume jewelry by Suzanne
Merck on behalf of the club’s ap-
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SUNDAY, FEBKUARY 24, 1952,
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prld-lva}m for her unti;‘ing eyz,,:‘
as their advisor,
Decoratlons ror the tabley re
of red, white, and blue with eut
outs of axes characterizing George
Washington's famous story, .
favors, each member receiveq ,
useful scratch pad. !
Mrs. Sara Bradberry desl..,
the scrapbook which will be .
mitted for a $25 prize at the SpPring
state-wide YWCA meeting. .
Guests for the evening incj,..
Mrs. Wanda Aldridge, Mrs 1,
Morris, Mrs. Adelaide Pears
and Catherine and Gary 7,
daughters of Mrs. Margaret Timm
chairman of the evening’s ¢,
tainment program.
The supper committee includeq
Isabel Beacham, chairman: Ann
Conner; Sara Bradberry: p).,
Kennon; Blanche Lester; ang
Frances Roach.
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Senior Y-Teens
Addressed By
Miss Sara Maret
Miss Sara Maret, libraria, at
the Athens Regional Library,
showed a film on the restoration
of Williamsburg at the Senio, Ys
Teen meeting Thursday.
Refreshments were later gy
to members of the club.
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LOCAL BOYS HONORED
Alva L. Mayeg Jr., and James
M. I..kham University students
from Athens, have been Initiateq
in'o Gamma Sigma Epsilon, ehep,.
ical fraternity.