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TT ESDA\, DECEMBER 2$, 1920. UNION-RECORDER About Folks Who Come and Go \li.> Marguerite Atkinson t of Misf Frances Bell. is the | Mr. Henry Parker came home from i Atlanta and is spending several days. Col. and Mrs. Geo. Carpenter have been visiting Relatives in Pelhnm. LAWRENCE-HERNDON Miss Cleo Cline came home f rom Atlanta to spend Christmas. . Miss Aurelia Lawrence and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Z A. Brooks and lit- Herman H. Herndon were united in tie son. of Columbus, are visiting the marrUl|ie ;he evening of December family of Mr. Brook s father, Mr. J. H. Brooks. ! in tb| Mrs. J. C. Baston and children are -iting relatives in Augusta. ;r.-. Gay Dunn spent Saturday ulu ) day in Sparta with relative,. Mr. H. H. Bass, of Griffin, has been the guest of Mi. E. E. Bass. Miss Lucy Finney is at home from Atlanta spending several days. Mr. Spear, of Irwinton, has been visit.ng hisr son, Mr. C. W. Spear. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Robinson and family have been spending the past several days with relatives at Ro chelle. Miss O’Nora Ennis came home to id the holidays with relat ,... M H. E. McAuliffe and lift., ,, -iting relatives in Lumbi fit Mr. ffm. Hedges is in the city. His friends are giving him the glad hand. Miss Katie Myrick, who is teach ing, is at home with her mother, Mrs. E. K. Myrick, during the holiday season. Mi ; from Bessie Bland has returned visit to Cochran and Muul- Mrs. E. B. Smith and family are spending the holidays at their home at Chauncey. Mr. N. C. Handley, who is in the government school at the State Uni versity, is at home visiting h ; s par ents, Mi. and Mrs. J. W. Handley. M -s Martha Bayne has returned to Ms on, after spending the holiday. it home. Mi. C. W. Spear had as his guest during the Christmas set brother from Irwinton. Mr. Flinn Nisbet, of Jacksonville, Fla.; Mi. Miller Nisbet, of Tampa, his Fla., and Col. and Mrs. Winfield Ni:- het, of Macon, were the guests of M •. and Mrs. A. D. Nisbet, durin ? M -s Elizabeth Thomas is vi ting Her brother, Mr. Drayton Thomas, n Florida. Mr. Fred Vinson, of Jacksonville, visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Vinson. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Myrick and j Christmas. children Spent Christmas in Forsyth j with Mrs. Myrick's parents. ' Mr . He nry Goodman was seventy- 1 four yearn of age December 24th. Miss Violet Finney ha s returned to Mr. J. L. Ivey was seventy-two. Th ; t anta, after a stay of several days; fi;n n( ) s 0 f these two cit zens of whom the Union-Recorder is one, join in congratulations and best wishes. it home. Rev. and Mrs. C. M. Lipham are -pending this week with relatives in North Georgia. Miss Mattie Wall has returned to her home in Dublin, after a visit to her brother, Mr. Briscoe Wall. Mrs. R. S. Rodenbery, Jr., of: Moultrie, is visiting her parents Mi. and Mrs. M. H. Bland. , Miss Lucy Brown, who is teaching ii the agricultural college at Carroll ton, i s at home spending the holidays. CHRISTMAS FOR WOMEN PRISONERS AT STATE FARM Mi John King and son, John Ar-1 of Linton, visited Mrs. I. V. nne last week. . and Mrs. Hansell Hall, of; '-. mltrie, are visiting Mr. Hall’s par ol..-. Dr. and Mrs. T. M. Hall. Mr. C. W. Robson came down from Atlanta ami spent Christmas with his mother, Mrs. S. E. Robson. Miss Mamie Vinson spent Satur lay and Monday in Macon with hei othir, Mrs. Anna Vinson. Mr. John M. Burke, Jr. came down frnf Atlanta and spent Saturday and Sunday at home. Mr. Nea Ivey and Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Thon-as and children motored to Powelton Sunday. Mr. Albert Buike t who is making Ids home at Danville, where he is en- ttaged in farming, is visiting his par ent-, (’apt. and Mrs. J. M. Burke. The friends of Mr. and Mrs. S. G. W. (lladin will be glad to learn that they are improved, after an illn everal days. Mr. and Mrs. Frances Bui ;e came uver from Macon and spenc Satur day and Sunday with relatives. Miss Caro Lane has been at home -pending the Christfas holidays with student at the University, is at home The gladness of the Christmas sea son was beautifully carried out on Christmas afternoon when a number of ladies from Milledgeville made happy and glad the prisoners at the Woman’s Building at the State Farm. The large dining room presented a pretty picture with its decorations of bright holly, mistletoe and garlands of evergp-een. The large tree decor ated too for the occasion and laden with appropriate gifts added to the scene. After all singing “Joy to the World," several select readings and recitations were given and the organ which has been bought and paid for by the ladies of the different churches fjwas presented. The gifts were then given from the tree, each one receiv- I ing something. Then a large bag of Mr. Winfred Spear came down ftuits and candies, these furnished by from Atlanta to spend the holidays fh- Prison Commission, were given ’•••'th hi s parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. j to wciy 0,u '- Thl ‘ tret ‘ “l™ carried Spear. <£ut in the colored department and | they too. were given bags of fruits Mr. Marion Sibley, who is a law j nn< l candle::. The success of the oc casion was due to the hearty co-op- hcr parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Lane. Mrs. M. J. Guyton has returned to her home in Dublin, after a visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Vin- spending the holidays. Miss Rilla Finney came down from Atlanta and spent the holidays with her mother, Mrs. E. E. Finney. M ss Olive Ainosj came home from St. Augustine, Fla., and spent the holidays with her mother, Mrs. J. \V. Amass. Mi. and Mrs. J. N. Atkinson and I ' A son, of Jessup, have been in ti e city visiting Mr. and Mrs. W N. Bass. Capt. Allen Sibley, of G. M. C., is yi-iting his sister, Mrs. II. B. Jen nings at Union, S. C. oration of Cant, end Mrs J. E. Hayes who are untiring in their efforts to bring about a better condition and spirit among the prisoners. A CARD OF THANKS Our Christmas was made happier and brighter by being •ememhefed by so many. It was a joy to n.s to _ ■ know that during the happiest season Mrs. M. E. Wyatt and little son , . ,, .. .... nf the year there were those who e visiting Mrs. Wyatts parents, A. Mr. and Mrs. I. L. Barnes and chil dren, of Columbus, have been the guests of relatives here during the holidays. Miss Mae Asberry, who is attend- college in New Orleans, is the Mr. and Mrs. T. O. Ricketts. Misses l.ula and Vivien Jones have returned to their home in Thomnston after a visit to Mrs. T. H. Clark. Miss Cecil Humphrey will leave /or Atlanta today to spend a few days with her sister, Mrs. F’aris Talley. Mr. Marion Allen came down from Atlanta and spent several days with est of Miss Frances* Bell and oth-1P arenU ' Ju<1 ‘ rt “ »"«' Mr *' ’ ,ohn T ' relatives. ■ Allen. Mr. Harry Moran, who has been ! in Detroit, Mich., for the past sev- | eral months is visiting relatives in the city. Col. and Mrs. J. L. Hargrove, of Mrs. 0. M Cone Miss Clara Lee Atlanta, were visitors to the family Cone ami Mr- Malcolm Cone have ilur- 'been tht* holiday guest* of Col. and ! Mrs. K. T. Alfriend. Mr. Bruce Newsome, of Eatonton, i ministerial student at. Mercer, was i guest of his uncle, Mr. I. V. New- s>me, recently. "f Mr. and Mrs. W : the Christinas. L. Hargrove thought of us, and showed their ap preciation of us and the service we have rendered them during the year. We appreciate it und extend our thanks to Drs. T. M. Hall, Richard Binion, V. A. Little, It. N. Thomas Bell Grocery Co., Oconee Brick and Tile Co., A. C. McKinley, Baldwin Hotel Cafe. E. Bazanos, E. L Barnes, Si., E. L. Barries, Jr., R. B. Brown, L. % T . Callaway, A. W. Tisdale, J. 0. Barnes, E. P. Medlin, E. L. Humph reys, J. R. Smith, Joe Grant, G. W Barr and H. G. Banks. Wishing for each of them a happy and prosperous new year, we are THE TELEPHONE GIRLS. NOTICE Anyone wanting plumbing done can call the R. W. Hatcher Hardware Co. and leave their order, and oblige, 12-21-4t ROBT. CAWTHON. The ceremony was parfonnei I .. .... presence of the immediate rel- ! at'ves by Dr. J. C. Wilkinson. Tin ! home was beautifully decorated in th • Christmas colors. The bride is the oldest daughter of Dr. and Mrs. G. A. Lawrence and is one of Milledgeville's attractive end sweet young ladies, being loved on account of her womanly person ality, by n huge circle of friends. Mr. Herndon Fas been a resident of this city for the past year, coming here from Atlanta, where he went from, his home in Hancock county. He traveled for the A. J. Carr Co. until a few weeks since,' when he ac cepted a position with the Exchange Bank. He is a young man of splen did charmH: and worth, and is held in confidence by all who know him. Mr. and Mrs. Herndon are at home to their friends at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Spear. LADIES NIGHT AT KIWANIS The members of ihe Kiv.enis club were the hosts to their wives mid lady friends Tuesday evenin„ . • the Blue Bird tea room. It was one of the happiest occasions in the iiistory of the dub. The dinner served was a delightful one and there was plenty j | of fun' to make the evening a merry occasion. Each of the members car ried a prize, which was drawn by the ladies. President Allen Little in presenting the prizes made hits that kept tho crowd in an uproar of laughter. In going into the dining room the committee had arranged that each member should select his partner by chance and as the ladies •nmc down the stairs the men stood in line and got their partners as they marched into the dining room, which diversion made a great hit. In a happy speech Rev. G. I. Hiller presented the retiring president, Mr. W. S. Myrick, with an emblem pin. \lr. Myrick in accepting made a touching talk. Dr. J. C. Wilkinson then presented 'he present president, Dr. A. Y. Lit tle. an official emblem pin. Dr. Little in a humorous speech | accepted the nin and pledged his best efforts to upbuilding of the Kiwanis Club in Milledgeville. , S'unts were pulled off by Erwin Mey, R. H. Wootten, H. T. Ruhi ard G. I. Hiller. Tho c present were: Mr. and Mrs. A. Y. Little, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Mc Millan, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Myrick. Mr. and Mrs. G. I. Hiller, Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Bell, Mr und Mrs. E. E. Bell, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hutchinson, Mr. and Mrs. Howard T. Ruhi, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Flemister, Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Flemister. Mr. and Mrs. I. T. Day, Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Moore. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Moore, Mr. and Mrs. B. (!. Glass, Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Hall, Mr. and Mrs, it. T. Baiaden, Mr. and Mrs. Y. II. Yarborough, Mr. and Mrs C. E. Bonner, Mr. and Mrs C M Davis, Mr and Mrs J L. Sibley, Mr and Mrs. Kyle Alfriend, Mr. and Mrs. J. <’. Wilkinsop, Mr. and Mrs. j I) S Sanford, Mr and Mrs Frank j Bone, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Andrews ! Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Cooper, Mr. and! Mrs T H Clurk, Mr and Mrs W ^, Ritchie, Mr and Mrs. L H Hull, Mr. and Mrs. N. R. Th >mas, Mr. and Mrs. toy Alford, Mr. and Mrs R. H. Woot . ion, Mr und Mrs J F Beil, Jr.; Messrs: I H Hall, M F Stembridge, Erwin Sibley, H. Dawson Allen, E. W. Al len, B. McH Cline; Misses Eva Davis,: Lucy Lee Schoeflin, Florida Allen, | Frances Fowler, Cleo Cline and Su-j san Myrick. Christmas was quietly observed in Milledgeville. There was no drunk- ■dness or rowdyism, as there used to e in days gone by. The passing of ose days should bring delight and leasure to the hearts and minds of 11 right-thinking people. We extend the greetings of the season to the peo ple of Milledgeville, Baldwin and surrounding counties, and wish fer them a most Prosperous and Happy New Year Wc appreciate the liberal patronage they have given us during .$>e year, that is now drawing to a close, and assure thetothatfpre will try to continue to merit their patronage i»y carrying a full and complete line of THE COMPANY ——— -ii GOAL WE HANDLE THE VERY REST GRADES OF DOMESTIC COAL WE NOW HAVE ON HAND TCO TONS OF DIXIE GEM LIMP, WHICH WE OFFER AT • $13.65 per Ton Delivered FULL WEIGHT AND SATISFACTION GUARANTEED FOWLER-FlEMiSIfS «l CO. PHONE 252 ■ m m ■ na e OUR WANT ADS BRING RESULTS Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Cook, of Green ville, S. C., were unnmg those who ■ ime back to Milledgeville to spend Christmas with home folks. Mr. W. L. Gholson came home from Athens and spent the holidays with his parents. His friends gave ; him a cordial welcome. — Dr. and Mrs. T. H. Clark and lit-, th- daughter, Winifred, of Douglas,; pent Christmas with Mrs. Clark’s; vents, Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Patillo. ! Miss Ellen Echols, who is teaching | ; *t Thomasville, and Miss Martha 1 hols, who is teaching at Comer, | c spending the holidays at their home at Stevens Pottery. Ha friends <f Lieut. Wilbur Vin- on will learn with interest that parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Vin- >n, have received a telegram that he has sailed from Europe for the ; ted States. He is expected to 'rive in Milledgeville about tbe first lanuary. Miss Elizabeth Browder returned to her home in Louisville, Ky., Mon day after spending several days with her parents. Rev. and Mrs. Browder. L. W. Dr. L. W. ill yesterday appeildicit n'ght at th. His friends is doing ni.' Mr. and with them FIs ind s' . o was taken suddenly th a serious attack of •1 as operated on last lal'-Little sanitarium. , dad to hear that he • tlii- morning. J E. Granaile have oro, Ala.; Miss ho if, teaching in Mrs. W. G. Blood-1 ranade, of Macon. IS YOUR HEALTH GRADUALLY SUPPING? Interesting Experience of a Texas Lady Who Declare* That if More Yvotaeu Knew About CarJui They Would Be Spared Much Sickness and T/orry. Christmas Will Soon be Here Don’t wait until it is to have your good suit Cleaned and ready for use at that time; you certainly will need it. May be you will like to have one of your old suits Dyed. We are rendering ex cellent service in this department. Cut out this ad., pin it to your suit to be Cleaned or Dyed, parcel post it to us and we will discount our charges 10%. TRIO LAUNDRY COMPANY LAUNDERERS DRY-CLEANERS SHOE REPAIRERS 100 Hilliard St. Atlanta, Ga, Always Insure your Parcel Post Packages. m mm ■ ■ k Navascta, Texas.—Mrs. W. M. Pcdcn, afthis place, relates the folio wir..a interest- lag account of how she recovered her strength, having reahned luut she wax actually Icsir.% her health: “Health is the peatest thing in the world, and when yea teel that gradur." I wouldn’t rest well at night and was (r jibt lifeless "I heard cf Cardui and after reading I Itoidcd 1 had some female trouble that was pulling me down. 1 sent for Cardui :nd began iu . . “In a very short while after I began ihe im* ud and take notice. That is what 1 diJ 11™™;™' “ "•>".>» ” s -some time ago when 1 found myself in a I »H right-good appetite, spiondid rest, very nervous, run-down condition of !«d much r,.ronger so that I easily did my 1 was so tired and felt so iifelev, I house work. lipping away from you, you certainly sit I Card;., Home Treatment i saw an im iotice. That is whot I dii ; provententandit wasn t longunid 1 v, ‘Later I took a bottle of Cardui as a Mr. Fred T. Newell spent Monday! Mr. Henr Ihe city and received a cordial Tuesday in ■Icome from his many friends. Mr. veil is now with the United State- pping Board. Wa-hington, D. f • He was on his way to Albany, and will go from there for a short visit to New Orleans. of his friend he is kno Branham spent ■ity, meeting many Uncle Henry,” as dering valuable health. I could hardly go v all. . I tonic. I can revommend Cardui and glad- “I was just no account for work. Il,„ An ;| rmr , , lWM , VriPlv it y do so, for if more women knew, it would save a great deal of worry and sickness." The enthusiastic praise of thousands of would get a tucket of water ar.d vsou’d feel so weak I would have to set it down before l felt like I could liit it to the shelf. itnr.1 x»Twirtmsni i * n ^* is conation. can™, to ^ 0 ( ev ^ n i ether women who have found Cardui ervice In the vr ' " ‘ I my housework was a Uj “' ru0j 1,71 ~ I helpful should convince you that it is of the State. He L« always jovial and , 0 acccmplub . ‘ • i -a v,fr;er I* wherever ha 1 social, and 1 ^ f , goes. *»-i-i —»*■* “1 was nervous and easily upset l v-w-U trying. All druggists sell it. J. n 1 SAFETY!! This Bank is under the State Govern ment Control. Put yonr money where it is safe CAPITAL, SURPLUS UNDIVIDED PROFITS S299.I32.83