About The Athens daily herald. (Athens, Ga.) 1912-1923 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 17, 1922)
I L ESPAY,J)CTOBER 17. 1»22. Athens herald headers are substantial customers for Athens herald advertisers PACE THREE and ELITE Theatres-- Tomorrow In Connection With His Newest Picture Mr. Farnum Will Appear at the Following Hours-PALACE 4:30 and 9 p. m.—ELITE at 5 and 9:30 p. m. Children Under 12 Years of Age 5 Cents at Matinee ^ 3 Good Reasons I For Short Skirts CORK CAKE flour is visible. Bake in two lay.J ers from 20 to 25 minutes in an j oven hot enough to send the mix.] ture to the lop of the pan in lis« i minutes; then reduce heat. i \ Put layers together with frost-*' ing or jelly, or a good cream fiU- i ing. CREAM FILLING 7,v i 1 1-2 cups milk .* r~: ‘-Jfcfj 1-2 cup sugar 1-8 teaspoon salt - !-• -w-hj 1 egg -M 3 tablespoons flour 1-2 teaspoon vanilla or ; lem<n£j extract Mix sugar, salt and flour until there arc no lumps of flour, then Of Columbia University A very reliable and inexpensive recipe for layer cake: 2 eggs 1 cup sugar j t j 1 1-2 cups flour 1-4 teaspoon salt H )c2 - teaspoon vanilla 1.2. cup milk 1 teaspoon cream tartar 1-2 teaspoon soda or (in place of both) , 2 teaspoons baking powder Beat eggs until light, add su gar and continue to beat until creamy. Add milk, then flour sifted with salt, cream of tartar and soda (or baking powder) and the vanilla. Do not beat the mixture after adding flour, but stir until no dry the higher education, who, would] prefer, working for it at their own state university rather than going out of the state, must be discour-1 aged because there is practically uo jlace to put them. This condition > takes the plate of what oughtAto be . .°n active campaign on the part ot the university to. show the young women of ithe state the advantage of seeking their degrees at home instead of abroad. -.j.i •: ! i ; The federation’s understanding of the value of the extension de partment of the university in teaching the women of the stale the real science of the home—and on the American woman’s knowl edge, of this science, it is acknowl edged, must rest the comfort and the happiness of the family and thus the welforer of the state—was made manifest'uaily in the conven tion proceeding^, as these reflect- ted the close Co-operation between the club women, the county dem onstration agents, and as a con necting link, the home economic department of the state college of agriculture. And then there was that wonder* ful evening at the Sta*e Normal schpol, of which, by the way, thff president; v of; the federation is-a. mnmhor nf (ha hn«vH nf VAN-NIL Satisfies A TRIBUTE TO MRSl ANNIE KING DAVIS September 28.. 1922. • Miss Annie King Davis finished her V.fe of la bor end fell asleep. IF YOU ARE WELL BRED You do not make personal com ments when you meet your friends. Such greetings as “Oh, how stout you are getting!” or “My Instant Relief from Indigestion, Gas, Sourness, Flatulence these whose good fortune it was to know her. Shp was worthy of the best in, friendship. Her native gifts Had been well- trained and iter splendid opportuni ties added luster to her wonderful mind. Her musical talents were cultivated in Europe and in the best schools of America and were consecrated to her chosen calling.’ Her teaching brought fine results. For many years at Lucy Cobb and in private classes she laid gentle fingers u poo .th$ Jives, of her pupils. Her influenk^n AtOti’ever inspiring •and will not be*forgotten..Her life. nounced frivolity. v The wedding celebration lasts eight days. , COLLEGE DANCE8 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY The Georgia-Tennessee game Saturday afternoon will be a very interesting event in college circles and the occasion of two delightful week-end dances at the Georgian add to milk which has been scald- ; ed and stir until the mixture be-'i gins to thicken. Cook 10 minutes. • Add egg slightly beaten and cook*] five minutes. Turn into a shal- 1 low pan to cool; flavor when coldfjj dear, you are really looking aw fully tired and run down” do not stai£ conversation in the most pleasant channels. You cannot help noticing a friend’s appearance, but you can refrain from expressing your thoughts if you think they might be unpleasant. > i • * < • .. • —BB—' ” SOCIETY i! < M'.-. MARRIAGE V • . i t A LA MODE ‘ j The Japanese bride may receive4-MRS. RUTHERFORD many beautiful and costly gifts, LIPSCOMB TO ENTE but a spinning wheel, loom, distaff Mr». M and flax and the utensils neees- wffiSSK her kitchen are sure to be the unmarried memhei included. .. s ,. oln , , , , in compliment to Erski She throws into an opener® her And just as I saM befo dolls, toys-and the things she has with its assembly of “ Every Housewife ShouldKnow These FMpiff] About Baking Powder r-that a big can at a low cost man; times results in JbaJpngs that are unfit for food. f—that lack of proper leavening strength means failure I! iTfceiinomuiit you ch?W a lew blits.'of “Pdpe’s Diapepsin” your rnnaeh feels lint!.‘-All the'feel- v of indiBP?tion,f’. heartburn, liness,. tightness, palpitation, omnch neidity,' Rases,, or sour- vnnishes. ): 3 - -3, llri^'^yoVn^ sfmnnHl nrtd correct ,ur dipbstinn lor* a -few cent*. iin,.—(Advertisement.) •’ ■' | Tho'se who'niet' Kere.^ere'belltey' land Appier by her_presepee^ard I those who .knew her besti ioveu her ana .inqaea i weir I most. Her life made the world bet- | Kiris could not sinf I ter and bri-hter. **•— “— —* ~'“ 1 Her precious mother and friends i miss her. Go.l took a faithful fol- - j lower. Her place cpmjot well be.' 'filled. She grew oteary-shag,lif«!g' J busy way and the Father hath given rest. MRS. AIARVIN MAYNARD;' MRS D. L. EARNEST, ! MRS. J. E. COC’K. ■ voice - .songs , uuu. ) yital character of life,- .their patriotism, iinose wno Knew her best) loved her and .indeed their ambltionr—for,. . .e «... 1 as they. dld'if t ; they wore notgimof purpose-^ ; was the most hearenlng asauraro- j cZab women of Georgia cou)d i be afforded that a genoration is j ; coming on which will be ready. to take up. the federation’s work for j home and state and love of on«i k s, neighbor that jroyes itpelf in and disappointment on bake-day. “-that one cent’s worth of inferior Baking Ppwder many timoo ntina nno Jnllar’Q worth nf nthpr inOTPnlFUfS. ne-gnoor inai jroyes upon .in deeds. The federation showed its acument when it enrolled the whole State Normal school on the spot as an honorary junior club of the -Atlanta Jour- Information you have been seeking Georgia Federation, nal. NEIGHBORHOOD PARTY FOR MRS. WALTER JONES j Mrs. Julius Talmadge entertain ed very informally at a neighbor. I hood bridge party honoring Mrs. J Walter Jones Tuesday afternoon, I which way quite inforrffal. The us- I uul chat mind hospitality of the * home \vjis. happily extended. Mrs. Jones, who recently returned from Europe is being veiy corclyuly wel comed' r.ciiie by her many friendsi CONTRlBUT!ONS FOR : N ORPHANS’ HOME BOX I Wednesday will be the last day for sending contributions for the j orphans’ home box. Tlease send t) j Mr.s Max Hubert’s residence or call her on the phone and She will sie thev are sent ter. CHILDS-STREET P. T- A. MEETS The Childs Street Parent-Teach er Association will meet this af ternoon at four o’clock and a large attendance is urged. A prize will be given to the grade having the largest number of mothers at the meeting. t -T*SI— f V MEETING ELIJAJH CLARKE CHAPTER The regular monthly meeting of the Elijah Clarke chapter D. A. R., will be held at the home of Mrs. R. P. Brooks, 120 Tallulah avenue, Thursday afternoon, October 19, not because of quanti ty but on account of quali ty—not because of price Kit by reason of results. That Is why the sale of Calumet is 2% times as much as that of any other baking. powder. Buy it—try it—never fail | to use it A pound can of Calumet contain* fall 16 ounce*. Some baking powder* come in 12 ounce inttead of 16 ounce can*. Be ware you get a pound when you want it. still holding out Those who an for short skirts will find makers of hosiery on their side. They are making a desperate effort to keep up the interest in stockings and here are three of their latest ef forts. * Above we find Salome, she of the seven veils, embroidered in •osoq uojjitp jo aicd u uo jjtjs Silk embroidery and jet beads have joined their efforts in the, middle pair, and below we find an interesting application of spangles and brilliants. ■Need we add that these came over from Paris? H AS anyone ever told you that coffee and tea contain caffeine S and thein—which are well-known drugs, F as any doctor can tell you? > \ If you are troubled with nervous headaches; if you ^ ‘lack energy; if you don’t sleep soundly and restfully at night, it may be because of the coffee or tea you are drinking. Why not test it out for yourself and see? Stop coffee or tea for a week or two. Drink Postum instead. See if this delicious, pure cereal beverage does not help build up your system by letting you get sound, deep sleep. The rich, satisfying flavor of Postum will surprise and please*you—and like thousands of former coffee-drinkers you may never go back to coffee-drinking again. Ask your grocer today far Postum. Have it served piping hot, in all its rich, aromatic fragrance-and see.how well you like it! . Postum comes in two forms:—Instant Postum (in tins) prepared instantly in the cup by the addition of boiling * ■ V OnQttim Cereal tin Dacka^es. they are sent jcr. —-IS— Dr. and Mrs. Paul Holliday, Mills Ruby Robinson of Monroe and Mr. Henry West, Jr., spent the Week end at Lake Burton. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Huggins will go to Atlanta Wednesday - for a visit. . — a— - Miss Dolree Stephens 4s visiting in Commerce. —g} Mrs. A. L. Still of Rock Hill, 8. C. arrives Thursday to visit Mrs. Guy Tiller. The friends of Mrs. H. W. Saun ders will regret to hear of her ill ness at her home on Mllledge ave nue. v i “MONEY’S WORTH OR MONEY BACK” " No matter how long you may have been using any brand of flour, we believe you will obtain better results in all home-bak ing frgm THE UNIQUE CHARACTER OF THE ATHENS CONVENTION Oeneiii Every convention of the - Federation of Women’s dubs hi its atmosphere distinguishing it 1 some way from every conventjf which has preceded* it. Eminent a as this true of the twenty-si^! annual meeting taking place r. Athens the past week.. “Were ever .club women so d! tinguished anywhere as to be & tertained by; a state urtlversil and that the oldest state unlve fcity In the country?” This was j exclamation repeated many time The Fall Oxfords are designed for the walking shoe and the footwear for the tailored costume: / ^ f No style is so suitable, for the wo man who demands perfect ease as well as smart appearance. Cousin models of Brown Kid with Black or Brown made over lasts are especially attractive. Worn So sure are we of its quality, that we have authorized your grocer to return your money if you bring him the EMPTY sack after you have tried it. plBEYtSAGf HENSON BROS. & FULLBRIGHT CO Other Models $4.95 to $10.00 - MICHAEL'S pai K cf on of Moiasso Battle WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS
