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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1907
Page
5
A full life of Christ reproduction titled Passion Play is on display at Fairy land in 39 subjects from birth to ascension. The new Pathe film, in five sections, runs about an hour and the admission price is 10 cents for adults and 5 cents for children due to the length of the show.
Wray and Hull offer a 140 by 175 foot lot with a six room house within five minutes walk of Athens business district. This estate property must be sold for division. See them at once for details.
Notices must bear sender name for protection and not for publication. Send long notices to The Banner office and telephone personals to the above number. Perceptive remark about perspicuity notes that the speaker could not speak succinctly due to muddled intellect.
The Thalians present The Barrister at the Colonial with record advance seat sales. Paul Stanton Barrett, son of Frank S. Barrett, marries Leone Dorsey, daughter of Mrs. M. M. Dorsey, at the Methodist church parsonage. The couple reside in Gainesville and host friends at West Washington.
The Board of Directors of the Y. W. C. A. will meet at the Boarding Home this Saturday morning at ten thirty. The Alumni Association of the State Normal School holds a meeting this afternoon at 4 o'clock in the auditorium. Mrs Strong's Sunday school class meets at 4 o'clock this afternoon at the home of Mrs. R. L. Moss Jr on Hill Street.
Miss Emma Middleton Huger and Mr. David C. Barrow wed in a church ceremony followed by a reception at the Huger residence on State street east. Sister Pinckney Huger served as maid of honor, Dr. Craig Barrow as best man, with ushers listed. The couple departed for New York and will sail on the Lusitania for a period abroad.
Miss Mary Wilkins hosted a Teddy Bear party with painted bear score cards miniature forest mantels and treelike decor Teddy bears appear at every table and prize drawings feature bear imagery Attendees included Miss F ens and Miss Annie B Phinizy among others with gifts and prizes involving Teddy Bear motifs.
Miss Lilly Griffith returns from Athens after a pleasant visit with Miss Mamie Lumpkin. Mr. Simon Michel improves at home after a period of illness. Mrs. Will Stanley visits Mrs. Durham Browning. Mrs. Rutherford Coile of Winterville was in the city. Sol Alexander plans a Sunday in Atlanta. Mrs. Frank H. Kroner returns to Winterville following a visit to Mrs. Theodora? Branch’s bedside. Ruth Weatherly returns from Macon. Prof. B. T. Hunter of Albany to spend holidays with daughter Mrs. J. W. Barnett. Donations for Christmas relief may be sent to Miss Louie Lane Night School Cottage.
A special Sunday school service will be held at East Athens Baptist Church Sunday morning. Rev. George C. Andrews, Sunday school evangelist of the state mission, will attend and invite all interested in Sunday school work to attend for a message.
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