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lic with faets concerning or
ganizational and othner meet
ings, times, places and events |
only. Centributors to this
column are requested to limit
their coming events to these
facts to insure the brevity and
clarity of the various items in
I the column,
Red Cross Roll Call Breakfast
wiil b;{l:.:n Tuesaay, March 4,
8:30. note change in date.
The pince will be the YMCA,
ou PUBLIC LIBRARY
gs by Miss Aanie
‘_”ay £lfldty are being shown
in the Mbrary.
Antiques from the collection
of Mrs. '.”nln “L:'c:r-hker are
on dis ¥ e ary.
(#on'l Stery Hour each
latt!a: fu cohildren’s room
trom untll 11 a. m.
y story time over
WGAg each :‘:idsy, 5 p. m.
Opclh;‘ urs: Meonday
““"r iday, s2.m.to 9 p. |
m.; Saturday, 9a.m.to 6 p. m,;
Sundays, 3p.m. to 6 p. m.
Wfi'l‘. U. HOUR
Over FC the following
will he heard on the Woman’'s
Christian Temperanee Union
hour each Monday morning
lurlnx the month of February,
from 11:00 to 11:15:
Feb, 25—Rev. G. M. Spivey.
WGAU
Over WGAU the following
win z heard on the Woman's
Chr Temperance Union
hour each Tuesday afternoon
during the month of February
from 5:00 te 5:15:
Feb, 26—Baptist Student Un
fon,
*wwrow Cub Pack No. Four
wwill hold the annual Blue and
Gold banquet on Monday, Feb,
25, 6:30 p. m. in the dining room
at the Blks Club. Tickets may be
obtained from the den mothers,
and eannot be bought after
Thursday, Feb. 21.
Athens Home Demonstration
Club will meet Monday, Feb. 25,
8 p. m, in the School of Home
Econemics in the Home Equip
menm the seeond ;Lu
Mrs. Walker is te talk
on “Heme Eguipment.”
Milledgeville CoMege Choir,
under w&fil. dhrection of Max
Noah, ve a recital in Ath
ens at the &t Baptist andl.
¢ p. m, on Sunday, Feb. 24,
American Canecer Society is
sponsoring “Sengs Fer Ameri
ca” each Wednesday afternoon,
5 p z.. over statien WGAU.
Tune and lsten to this pro
gram which will be featured for
the mext twelve weeks.
Athens Pilot Club will meet
Menday, Feb. 25, 6:30 at the
Georgian Hotel, This is a pro
gram mesting.
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“Cw Your Mind Make You
¥ick?” will be the subject of a
Lecture-Forum eonducted by
Rabbi Samuel Glasner im the
Sterm Community House, Jaok
son and Hancook streets, at 4180
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Universit? Drive, on Tuesday,
Pehruary 26, 3:30. Pr. B. 0.
Witkiams, head of the Sociology
department at the University of
Goorgia, J to be the guest
speaker, members are urged
to attend.
Unit Meetings
The next unit meetings of the
Athens League of Women Voters
will be as follows:
Unit I—Tuesday Feb. 26, 10
a. m. at the home of Miss Laura
| Blackshear, 165 Wilcox with
| mnit chairman Mr. William
1 T{te.
| Init 2—Tuesday Feb. 26 at the
| home of Mrs. Marvin Walker,
unit chairman House Manage
ment of House A on Ag Camus,
Unit 3—Wednesday, Feb. 27,
10 a. m. at home of Mrs. Ralph
Stephens, 285 Gran Ellen Drive,
Unit chairman Mrs. J. Harris
Mitchell.
The subject for discussion at
these meetings will be the “Or
ganization and Powers of the
Athens Board of Education.”
All interestted persons are invit
ed to attend one of the unit
meetings.
Elijah Clarke Chapter of the
DAR will hold its menthly meet
ing Friday 29, February at the
Country Club at 4:30. Gov. Her
man Talmadge will address the
group, and a buffet supper will
be served.
The Athens United Church
Women are sponsoring services
on the World Day eof Prayer,
Feb. 20. The morning service
will be held at the First Chris
tian Chureh at 11 o'clock. A
children’s service will be held
Friday afternoon at 3:30 o’clock,
the 28th, at First Methodist
Church. \
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Mr. and Mrs. Sunday School
Class of the First Christian
Chureh will meet in the church
parlor Monday, Feb. 25, 8 p. m. ‘
Adair Wickman, of New York
City, will deliver a free public
lecture on Christian Science
Monday evening at 8 o’clock at
the Georgian Hotel under the ‘
auspices of Christian Science |
Seociety, Athens. |
Dr. A. S. Eawards will speak ‘
at the Friendship Preshyterian |
Church, Wednesday, February
27, 7:30, to the monthly meeting
of the men and wemen of the
church. A covered dish supper
will be served. .
“l"muh 'Grqu‘ of :l\e University
o s Club will meet Tues
da "'3.-.-. February 26, at
%3’; o’clock wlfill. NClrl. Do-;.l:l &
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5 Girls Club will meet
, Feb. 36 at the YMCA
at 6:30. Susie Burson is to
be guest speaker.
Demonstration Scheol PTA will
rve a study q;une on Monday,
eb. 25, and Tuesday, Feb. 26,
in the sechool cafeteria, 7:30 to
9:30 p. m. under the direction
of Miss Floride Moore. Patrons
of the school are urbed to at
tend.
Athens Chapter 268 OES will
meet Monday, Feb. 25, 8 p. m. in
the Temple on Meigs street. All
members are urged to attend and
visiting members are welcome.
Toast English muffins lightly,
read with butter or margarine,
:gen top with pork and beans in
tomato sauce and gratod cheddar
cheese, Plaee under the broiler
until the beans are hot and the
cheese melts. Served with a
tossed green salad and lots of good
strong coffee, these snacks make
.ood‘s\mdwy night supper eating.
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Mr, and Mrs. J. D. Phelps of
Los Angeles, California have been
visiting in Athens with their aunt
and uncel, Mr, and Mrs. E. J.
O’Kelley.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Weatherford,
jr., announce the birth of a son
on February 13 at the Athens
General Hospital. The baby has
been named John Golden Weather
ford, 111, and Mrs. Weatherford
is the former Miss Carolyn Adams.
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Friends of Mrs. Roy E. Wilson
will be glad to know she has im
proved sufficiently to return to
her home on Milledge Terrace
after receiving treatment fer sev
eral weeks at General Hospital. '
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Mr, and Mrs. Luther H. Bailey,l
jr., announce the birth of a daugh
ter on February 19 at the Athens
General Hospital. 'The baby has
been named Kathy Diana. Mrs,
Bailey is the former Miss Ethelyn
Lester. e
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Dr. and Mrs. N. G. Slaughter |
will spend the week-end in Dallas,
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Julian
Marchmont.
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Mrs. J. E. Boone, of Newnan,
Ga., is visiting her sister, Mrs. J.
A. Johnson.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ted Downing and
children, of Seattle, Washington, |
have returned home after a visit
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
W. H. Benson on University Drive.
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Miss Woodie Yarbrough’ friends |
will regret that she underwent a
serious operation at the General
Hospital Friday morning.
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Mr. and Mrs. Joe Callicott (Mat
tie Sue McCall) of Paducah, Ky.,
are guests of their brother and sis
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Teat on
Fortson Drive.
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Mrs.Frark Phillips and baby, of |
Atlanta, are visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Grant on
Rutherford.
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Mr. Montieth Capps, of Savan
nah, is spending the week-end with
his mother, Mrs. W. A. Capps on
Barber street.
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Among Atlanta visitors here for
‘the week-end are Lieut. and Mrs.
'Rodney Harris who are guests of
their parents. Mr. and Mrs, Rich~-
ard Harris on Cloverhurst Circle.
Lieut. Harris is stationed at Max
well Field for several months.
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Mr. Milton Griffeth has re
turned home from Army duty
and with Mrs. Griffeth (Jean
Wheeler) are in their new home
recently built on the Atlanta high
way in the Hinton-Brown com
munity. .
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Mrs. J. F. Lay has returned from
Atlanta where she spent tgo weeks |
with her sister, Mrs. R. D. Rogers
whose husband continues ill at
Crawford Long Hospital,
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Mrs. J. L. Rhyne, of Atlanta, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. J. 1".!
Lay on Lumpkin. |
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‘American Heritage
ina This Wesek
Meefing This Wee
Three discussion groups of the
American Heritage Program will
meet next week.
The Watkinsville group will
hold a second meeting at 7:30 P.
m., Feb, 24, in the Watkinsville
Branch Library. Subject for dis
cussion will be “The Constitution
and Bill of Rights.”
In Lexington, the third meeting
of the Oglethorpe county group
THE BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS, GEORGIA
will be held in the Legion H:'l,
Feb, 87, at 7:45. A film discus
sion, “Due Process of Law De
nied'," is goheduled.
For Thursday, Feb. 28, the
Dunbar group in Athens has
chosen the film discussion, “Hu
man Rights,” for its third pro
gram.
| All discussion groups are a part
| of the American Heritage Pro
| gram sponsored by Athens Re
imuna] Library in cooperation
| with the American Library Asso
| ciation,
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Demonstration
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A Study Course
| DESPO VACALIS
~ The Demonstration School P, T.
A. is sponsoring a study course for
the benefit of parents and teach
ers of this community, to be held
on Monday and Tuesday nights,
February 25th and 26th in the
school cafeteria at 7:30. Miss‘
Floride Moore, of the Department
of Education, University of Geor
gia, will conduct the course. On
Monday night Miss Moore will
be assisted by Miss Fannie Lee
Boyd, Mrs. Mahlon Edwards, and
Mrs. Stacey Eberts.
On Monday night Miss Moore
will use a new discussion type
motion picture entitled “Of Skates
and Elephants.” On Tuesday night
a problem dealing with early ado
lescence will be discussed and
the same technique used.
It is hoped that many pavents
and teachers will take advantage
of this wonderful opportunity to
improve their understanding of
their children. '
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New Club To Be
Organized
AtYWCAHome
DESPO VACALIS
Plans are under -way for a new
business girls’ club announced
Mrs. E, N. Kinne, executive direc~
tor of the YWCA. |
The Young Adult Committee,
headed by Mrs. Louis Trousdale,
has made exhaustive surveys dur
ing the year with reference to
Athens girls on their first jobs:
how they spend their leisure time,
and their need and interest in
participating in YWCA activities
by belonging to a club.
For the girl newly entering the
business world there will be a
supper meeting Wednesday at 6:30
p. m. at the YWCA to formulate
plans for the club, scheduled to
meet every Wednesday night. The
suggested age bracket is 18 to 25
years, J
Mrs. Kinne urges all girls who
are interested to call 976 by Tues~
i day for reservations. The dinner
- will be 50 cents.
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New Officers And
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Directors Of Y. W. *
Board Announced
New officers for the 1952 YMCA
lßoard of Directors were elected
at a business meeting of the Board
February 11.
They are as follows: Mrs. Wil
| lard J. Mills, president; Mrs., R.
H. Driftmier, first vice president;
Mrs. F. H. Mendenhall, second
vice president; Mrs. J. M. Molder,
recording secretary; Miss Millie
| Dearing, corresponding secretary,
land Mrs. Sara Bradberry, teas
urer.
At the meeting these new board
“members were welcomed: Mrs,
0. C. Aderhold, Mrs. J. B. Alexan
| der, Mrs. M. S. Coaley, Mrs. C. R.
| Daniel, Mrs. Ed H. Downs, Miss
Millie Dearing, Mrs. Dow Kirk
patrick, Mrs. Willard Mills, Mrs.
F. H. Mendenhall, Mrs. W. F, Mc-
Lendon, Mrs. Lewis Patton, Mrs.
D. J. Weddell, and Mrs. Byron
Warner.
Discussion for a new swimming
pool at the Jennie Arnold Ed
wards Camp was held. The
building of a new pool will be
necessary as the present one does
not comply with the health stand
ards set by the Clarke County
Board of Health, the American
Public Health Association and the
Conference of State Sanitary En
gineers. :
After the meeting, a luncheon
in honor of the new and retiring
board members was served by
the social committee.
The retiring board members in=-
clude Mrs. Nelson Arthur, Mrs.
Guy Tiller, Mrs. M. A. Hubert,
Mrs. Upshaw C. Bentley, Mrs.
Hunter Harris, Mrs. J. D. Bolton,
Mrs. H. G. Cooper, Mrs. Paul E.
Pfuetze, and Mrs. A. S. Edwards.
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Wesleyar: Guild
Met At
Georgian Hotel
The Wesleyan Service Guild of
the First Methodist Church at its
meeting Wednesday evening had a
good attendance of members with
several visitors also present, Love
1y spring flowers provided by Mrs.
Rose Smithson were used as cen
terpieces on the dinner tables
by the Missionary Education and
Service Group which was in
charge of arrangements. Mrs. J. C.
'McClain and Miss Nelle Reese are
co-chairmen of this group.
Following reports by the secre
tary and treasurer the group was
informed of Miss Rose Thompson’s
illness in an Atlanta Hospital, and
of Mrs. Dow Kirtpatrick’s uncle’s
sudden death.
The President, Miss Sybil Hale,
referred to the plan to pursue a
Mission Study Course and intro
duced Miss Ermine Stanton, who
had agreed to conduct the study
following the regular meeting.
Mrs. Lona Elrod presented Mrs.
Artie Coley as a new member.
Mrs. E. S. Bargiel was presented
as a guest and prospective mem
ber by Mrs. Lois Kenney, who
gave the devotional most effective
-Iy.
In appropriate awareness of the
neaness of the Washington birth-‘
day anniversary Friday, February
22, Miss Reese had invited Miss
Sara Maret, librarian of the Ath
ens Regional Library, to show the
distinguished American Heritage
film entitled “Mount Vernon in
Virginia.,” Accompanying Miss
Marat - was Asahel Jeffers, who
operated the projector.
At the conclusion of the fllm'
everyone was invited to remain
for the study course. |
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Oconee Guild Met
On Valentine Day
The Wesleyn Service Guild of
the Oconee Street Methodist
Church held a Valentine meeting
on Feb. 14th at the church with
Mesdames Leona Seabolt Elizabeth
Knight and Ethel Saye as host
esses.
Mrs. C. S. Denny called the
meeting to order and welcomed
the visitors.
Mrs. Leona Seabolt introduced
W. A. Richards who brought the
evening devotional. He choose a
Valentine subject. Love, Scripture
Roman 9:38.39. He brought out
points on Love for Christ. Love
for family and home and fellow
man. Mrs. Margaret Fannin led in
prayer.
The business was closed by
praying the Lords Prayer.
During the social hour the Se
cret Pals of the past month were
revealed antd new pals were
drawn,
The beautifully decorated Val
entine box was opened and Val
entines on fall descriptions were
given, -
~ The table was decorated with a
'lovely center piece of a red and
white Valentine tree and cupids
and.loaded with all kinds of cook
ies, . cakes, candies, sandwiches,
pickles, toasted nuts, popcorn and
erved with cold drinks.
Others present were Mesdames
Ruth Aaron, Eloise Thompson,
Frances James, Virginia Williams,
Mattie Sue Fitzpatrick, Clyde
Bradberry, Ethel Zuber, Florrie
Fowler, MaryEscce, Maude Hus=
‘ton, Meli Huston, Ruth Evans and
Valeria Saye Misses Mary James,
Lelia James, Sue Famliro, Etan
Haynes, Edna Crawford and Mat
tie Bell Therlkeld., Visitors were
Mr. and Mrs. W, A. Richards. Mes=
dames, Galdie Richards, Mattie
Haynes, ‘Pelia Daniel, Lilla Mae
Wilson, Hilda Eberhardt, Clela
Crawford and Little Brenda Joyce
Saye. Mrs. Lillia Mae Wilson was
welcomed as a new member.
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Robert Stephens
In an address last Tuesday even
ing before the Athens branch of
the American Association of Uni
versity Women, Senator Robert
| Stephens discussed in detail the
' four most-publicized pieces of leg
islation brought before the Jan
uary session of the ngeral As=
sembly: namely, the toll-road bill,
the electoral college bill, the pre=
marita bill, and the school-fund
disbursement formulae. He pre=
sented briefly certain other meas=
ures, and answared a host of ques
tions put to him an interested
audience.
Hostesses for the evening were
Mrs. E. R. Wenzel, Mrs. Jules
Alciatore, and Mrs. J. A. Johnson,
Among the visitors present was
Mrs. Laura Morris of Kalamazoo.
Michigan. Mrs. Morris first join
ed AAUW in 1909, and has been
| an active worker in the organiza=-
tion for many years. She is a guest
just now in the Athens home of
her son, Dr. Van Cleve Morris, of
the University of Georgia.
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AIRMAN OF MONTH
Cpl. John C. Glisson, 19 son eof
Mrs. Agnes Stone, 736 Jackson
street, was awarded the honor of
being the “Airman of the Month”
in the 623rd Aircraft Control and
Warning Sqdn.
Each month the outstanding air
man of the squadron is selected by
the, Non-Commissioned Section
Chiefs and Glisson won this award.
Cpl. Glisson attended Athens High
School before entering the Air
Force two years ago. He has had
training in radar and is now sta
tion in Okinawa.
Athenians Spent
Friday In Macon
Msr. James Bonbright, (Martha
Earnest) of New York City, who
is at home on a visit with her
parents, Dr. and Mrs, D. L. Ear
nest on Cobb street, Mrs. Tryon
Huggins (Lucy Pound) and Mrs.
Earnest, spent Friday in Macon
with Mrs. Sanders Walker (Emily
Bailey) a former Athenian. Mrs.
Bonbright and Mrs. Huggins were
attendants in the Walker-Bailey
wedding.
Other guests present were Mrs.
J. W. Bailey, of Athens, and Mrs.
William T. Wood, Mr. Walker’s
mother, of Macon. The attractive
new home of the Walker’s was re
cently ecompleted on Englewood
avenue and adding beauty and
charm of the occasion were ar
rangements of exquisite camel
lias from the Walker gardens. The
table arrangements were done by
Mrs. Walker, who is an acknowl
edged flower judge.
The day was one of reminiscing
enjoyed as they sat by a glowing
fire from huge wooden logs in the
fire place of the spacious living
room.
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University Military Ball Set For
February 29, Sponsor Day Planned
| srouor ay and the annual
Military BIR will be highlights of
the winter quarter at the Uni
versity of Georgia which will be
enjoyed by cadet officers and men
of the various branches of the R.
0. T. C. as well as other students
who will attend the festivities
slated for Friday, February 29 by
invitation.
The Military Ball and the
Sponsor Day activities have be
come annual events of the year at
the University. Sponsor Day cer=-
emonies, at which 19 sponsors will
be preesnted to their troops by
cadet officers, will take place at
4 o'clock and will be followed by
the Ball that night at 9 o’clock.
The Sponsor Day ceremonies
will take place on the review
field at the tratk and will be
viewed by the student body. On
tap for the afternoon are a review
and parade with the introduction
and presentation of the individual
SpoONsors.
The dance will be a social event
of great interest taking place in
Stegeman Hall with music being
provided by Tommy Tucker, one
of the great names in the world
of popular music.
The dance will be formal with
men out of uniform wearing tux
edoes and dates evening wear,
To make Fish Bisque to serve
as a first course, cook fish fillets
and a combination of diced vege
tables together, then puree and
mix with a thin cream sauce. Re
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parsley just before serving.
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SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1952,
Vet Volunteers
Stay In Korea
SOMEWHERE IN KOREA, Feh,
24 — (AP) — A veteran Canadian
soldier has volunteered to stay in
Korea for six more months so he
and his son can go home together
on rotation,
“I don't know what the wifg
will think,” the father said, “but
I believe she will understand,
“The lad and I have been seq.
ing each other for months now
and we'd like to finish it out to
gether.”
The father, Pvt. John J. Wheel.
er, 46, and son, Pvt, John, jr, 22,
both are serving with the first
battalion Princess Patricia’s Can
adian light infantry. They are
from West Selkirk, Manitoba.
To steam fish place it on a rack
above water level in a tightly cov
ered kettle. Keep the water hoil
ing gently and the steam will cook
the fish. Lean fish are a good
choice for steaming because they
are less apt to fall apart than
vicher fish. Serve steamed fish
with a delicious sauce—one made
with thin cream and toasted al
monds, for instance.
When you are baking drop
cookies make them all about the
same size so they’ll brown evenly,
If you measure the cookie dough
with a teaspoon or tablespoon, ac
cording to the size you want, the
cookies will be uniform.