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UNION RECORDER, MILLEDCEVIU.E. C*„ FEBRUARY I. ItM
, , s B»nc ">ade ”
Mr ' • - Ala., the past week.
Dothan
Mr. F. P-
,f Macon, is visit-
.. , ltfr Mrs. E. D. Taylor.
F. Montgomery has rc-
t a v i s it to Atlanta,
turned Ira”’ |ni , ram !penl Monday
Mr : • k i„ Atlanta on business,
of this * Annie McComb
Tb,t f lea" that she i. eriti-
*•« T 'r’ h " home in this city,
rally ili a v n(mi , hna been confin-
illness the past
convalescing.
Goluckc is convalescing
extended illness
5 Lois B (
Mr. F«nk Bo.
""'la? Goodson has been
10 his home the post se'
Mr.
u, F. F. Malpas
. f Spc „t Saturday and Sunday in
L tity with relatives-
f jir. William Lane came from Au-
_ p*a Saturday to attend the funeral
Miss Man - Ln" 0 - „ _ .
Mr Harold Williams of Ga. Tech
is ridtliut bis patenta* Mr. and Mrs.
pixon Williams.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Howard Pattillo, of
Atlanta, spent Sunday with Mrs.
Pxttillo’n mother. Mrs. N. L. Coates.
Mi?* Lexi Jenkins, of Atlanta,
spent the past week-end with her
ester. Miss Magpie Jenkins.
Mt-srrs Alton Rogers and Julius
Hdt of Georgia Tech spent the pnst
w;^k-end at home.
Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Curry visited
relatives in Chapel Hill N. C., the
pan week-end.
Many friends of Mrs. Cecil Argo
will be glad to learn that she has re
covered from an attack of influenza.
Messrs. C .H. Whitfield, E. R.
Lawrence, Linwood Smith and C. S.
Howard spent Saturday in Atlanta.
Mrs. A. L. Ellison is spending sev
eral weeks in Miami with her dnugh-
r. Mrs. J.
Gibsc
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Goodson and
the happy parents of a son, born to
them Thursday, Feb. 9th.
Mr. J. C. Hicks continues critically
ill. There has been no material
chance in his condition.
Mrs. John Grant and little son.
of Columbus, are visiting the fam
ily of Mr. J. C. Grant.
Mrs. M. A. McCraw, Mrs. Terrance
Truknor and Mrs S. W. Thornton
are entertaining at n series of parties
tocay at the home of Mrs. Treanor.
.’•fc. M. M. Flemister was called to
Atlanta Friday on account of the ser-
i!Irc*« and subsequent death of
r. Leslie B. Ervin.
Mrs. S. J. Stemhridgc spent sev
eral days in Macon visiting her daugh
Mrs. F. D. Holsenbeck and H.
K. Brown.
A number of our people attended
My Maryland at the Grand Theater
is Micon Tuesday and Wednesday
•sning. They enjoyed every fea
ture of it.
Mr. \\\ J. Goddard, of New York,
r »s the guest of the family of Mr.
rnd Mrs. W. A. Cook during the past
r *ek-end.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Day of Fort
Jaoderdale, Fla., are visiting Dr. and
,*• **• F. Kidd and Mr. and Mrs.
n T. Day i n the city.
^ M». C. P. Crawford, Mrs. J. O.
jj 1 - and children, Anne Orme, and
• *ry Ovens, are spending some time
St * Augustine.
Mr - and Mrs. W. T. Hir'd nnd
* Frances Hines are visiting Mr.
y pMr*‘ Campbell King, in Silver,
Mr * ® nd Mrs. Rill,- Jett and Mr.
Bright have returned from At-
i ^br-r,. they have been spending
weeks.
r J 1 ” ( ' ,riinad ‘* was called to his
,n lab* Friday due to
• rmus illness and death of hsi
dfnther.
n d Mr- (;riffi n Callahan nnd
I’okomokc, Md., arc
Mct. Callahan’s moth: r. Mrs.
-:ldr,"
Mr. W.
A. M, r
A wedding of much interest to
their many friends through out the
state was that of Miss Sarah Albert
of this city to-Mr. Asa R. Phillips,
formerly of Atlanta now of Macon,
which was solemized on February
2nd, at the home cf Rev. \V. R.
Mackey, pastor of the First Presby
terian Church in Macon.
The date of the wedding hud been
announced for February 8th, in At
lanta at the First Presbyterian
Church and their marriage before
this date came as a great surprise to
their friends.
Mias Albert in company with her
mother, Mrs. Alice Albert; Misses
Marjorie and Lucile Dunn.av.ay and
Mrs. Dunnnwuy, made a shopping trip
to Macon on February the 2nd. Miss
Albert and Misses Dunnuway joined
Mr. Phillips and Mr. W. O. Cooper,
Jr., for lunch. Immediately after
the dinner the party went to the
Presbyterian Mans.* where the mar
riage was performed, the impressive
ring ceremony being used.
Mrs. Albert, Miss Louise Albert
and Mrs. Albert left for Atlanta
Tuesday for the wedding and when
they arrived in Macon they were met
by Mr. Phillips, and Mrs. Albert was
then told of the marriage Thurs
day. Mr. and Mrs. Phillips left for
an automobile trip through Florida.
Miss Albert is the youngest daugh
ter of Mrs. Alice Albert and is one
of Milledgeville's most charming and
beautiful young women. She is an
accomplished musician and n gradu
ate of G. S. C. W.
Mr. Phillips is connected with the
Kelly Springfield Tire Company, and
has many friends in this city.
After a ten day trip through
Florida, Mr. and Mrs. Phillips will
make their home in the Vineville
Court Apartments, Macon.
A CARD OF THANKS
Wc wish to extend our sincerest
thanks to the good people of Bladwin
County who were so kind to us when
wc brought the remains of our
mother, Mm Susie Beck, back to her
old home for interment.
MR. AND MRS. PERRY BECK.
The P. T. A. is planning a cake
sale on February 17th, cakes made
by the best cake bakers in Milledge-
ville will be on sale. Come and get
your cake for your Sunday dinner.
The friends of Mrs. E. S. Vinson
are glad to learn that she is improv
ing, after an illness of several days.
Her daughters, Mrs. W. J. Cannon,
of Cordele, and Mrs. Jos. Guyton,
of Dublin, were called to the city on
account of her illnesn Mrs. Cannon
has returned home, but Mrs. Guyton
is still with her mother.
The W. C. T. U. met Tuesday af
ternoon in the Baptist Sunday
School room with Mrs. W. T. Gar
rard, the president, presiding. Mrs.
H. D. Wamock led the devotional,
and the program was in charge of
Mrs. J. T. Steward. Short clippings
of interesting phase* of W. C. T. U.
work were read by different ones
pr: sent. Mrs. Stewart gave an inter
esting talk, and Mrs. Sherram sang
two beautiful solos. Several items of
business were attended to before
adjournment.
A GOOD WOMAN WENT TO
HER REWARD SATURDAY
Miss Mary Lane died at the home
of Mrs. E. P. Lane in this city early
Saturday morning, after an illness
extending through several weeks.
The funeral services were held at
the residence Saturday afternoon at
half-past four o’clock, Rev. J. F.
Yarbrough and Rev. Geo. B. Thomp
son officiating. The remains were
buried in the city cemetery, the pall-
b:nrors being Messrs L. S. Holsen-
bcck, R. H. Wootten, Lawson Blanks,
G. H. Turnell, R. S. Roberson .and R.
B. Moore.
Miss Mary Lane was eighty-three
years of age, and was the last of
the family of the late Mr. and Mrs.
Jos. Lane, pioneer citizen of Bald
win County. Her long life was one
of unselfish devotion to others, as
she had in years gone by been called
upon to minister tenderly and loving
ly to those whom she loved, as they
passed through the valley and shad
ow of death. She was a Christian
woman, and her faith in a Divine
leadership and sustaining power
never faltered nor wavered. She was
with one exception perhaps the old
est member of the Milledgevillc
Methodist church, nnd she walked in
the paths of righteousness.
After a long life, a good woman
has “fallen on sleep,’’ and gone to
a reward prepared for those who are
faithful unto the end.
REV. F. H. HARDING TO ATTEND
MEETING IN RACINE WISCONSIN
Rev. F. H. Harding will leave next
Monday morning to attend a meeting
of the Executive Secretaries of the
Episcopal church at Racine Wiscon
sin. Rev. Harding will represent the
Atlanta Diocese.
Mr. Harding in connection with his
secretarial duties is editor of the
official publication of the church and
is printnig a live twenty page paper
each month. He wlil be in Racine a
week attending the conference.
MR. AND MRS. E. E. BELL HAVE
RETURNED FROM NEW YORK
Mr. nnd Mrs. E. E. Bell returned
Saturday from New York, where they
had spent the past two weeks. While
in New York Mr. Bell purchased his
spring and summer dry goods and
ladies' rcady-to-wears.
Mr. Bell has for a long number of
years paid semi-annual visits to the
markets of New York, and ha* a
business and personal acquaintance
with the proprietors of the whole
sale stores in that city.
Mr. and Mrs. Bell enjoyed their
trip in spite of the fact that there
was snow and freezing weather dur
ing the entire time of their stay in
the metropolis.
The friends of Mr. and Mm Bell
were glad to sec them back home.
Jiut received a fresh shipment of
Holism and Cupid Twin 3. R. Flour,
CHANDLER BROS.
DR. BOONE MAKES STATEMENT
In canvassing over the town and
county my attention has been called
to reports that have been circulated
to the effect that I have* not. or could
not, qualify for the position of
County School Superintendent if
elected.
I simply wish to state that I have
qualified, and my certificate of
qualification is No. 804, issued and
signed by the State Superintendent
of Schools of Georgia.
Any one desiring to see this certifi
cate please call on me.
(Signed) S. A. BOONE.
Adv.
OCONEE HEIGHTS
Mr. I. L. Fuller has returned
from Griffin, after visiting his
brother, Mr. William Fuller, who
was seriously ill but is new improv
ed.
Mr. G. W. Young spent the week
end in Valdosta.
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Veal, and
daughters. Misses Georgie Katherine
and Edna and Miss Myrtle Garret of
Sandersvillr, were guests Sunday of
Mrs. G. W. Young.
Mrs. Ella Blount has returned af
ter .an extended visit to her daugh
ter, Mrs. Ludie Kelly near Macon.
Mr. A. F. Sanford of Hardwick,
spent awhile Sunday with his sister,
Mrs. R. G. Lay field.
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. C. Munsch and
children and Mrs. Albert Munsch of
Macon, visited Mrs. Evans Young
blood Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. A. H. Wagner and Mrs. G.
W. Walden of Augusta, were week
end guests of Mm L. R. Josey.
Mr. Frank Wilson of Dublin,
a recent visitor to Mr. Ernest Wil-
Misses Annie Laurie and Ruth
Badger, attended “The Big Parade”
at the Colonial Theatre Monday
night.
Mrs. Bowden front Hancock
county spent the past week with her
daughter, Mrs. Geo. James.
Mrs. G. M. Harrison of Sundcrs-
ville, spent the week-en’d with her
son. Mr. W. S. Harrison.
Mr. Chas. Budger arrived home
Tuesday from Agnew, California.
The Studehnker automobile of Mr.
Sam Bland was stolen from his
garage on the Sanitarium avenue
early Sunday morning, and was found
in Batesburg S. C. Sunday night.
Mr. Bland heard the car leave the
garage but thought it was a :
from a local garage that had been
ordered to get the car for repairs.
He was called from Batesburg Sun
day night and told that the car had
been abandoned there.
We Have a Few Cases
STOKLEY’S EXTRA FANCY TOMATOES
Fnl weight Red Ripe, No. 2’». That leb everywhere 15c er
2 for 25 WE WILL CLOSE OUT AT 10c PER CAN. Which is
absolutely cast ia car lots. Our reason fur sdkg sa cheap,
we have discontinued Sloheley’s hue.
Watch out for our canned Cowls Sale ad next weeh. Vegetables
are high and scarce. We have a full line of Gold Bur Frmts
and Vegetables, bought direct from pacher. The quality and
price cannot be surpassed.
SPECIAL
3 Lbs. Morning Glory Breakfast Bacoa, sliced as desired $1.10.
Quality of this Bacoa A No. 1.
BELL GROCERY CO.
QUALITY —SERVICE —PRICE
263—PHONES—498
ATTENTION POULTRY RAISERS
WE SELL
Buckeye Incubators, Brood'
ers, and Poultry Fencing
and Supplies
R. W. Hatcher Hdw. Co.
“Wholesale and Retail"
SPECIAL SALE OF
WHITE ENAMEL WARE
SATURDAY AND MONDAY ONLY :•
98c
10 Qt. Water Backet
$9c
1A fW flunk Pm
Mr
12 Qt Water Bucket
79c
17 Qt Pfh PfFf
7 9c
Baby Bath Tubs —
$1.75
Large Wash Basins
39c and 49c
NickJe Plated Cupper Te« Kettles
$1.98,
$2.25, $2.56.
4 Qt. Convex Kettles
49c
Stainless Steel Farcing Knives
19c
6 Qt. Convex Kettles
69c
Butcher and Bread Kuives 39c and S9c
8 Qt Convex Kettles
79c
METAL GUARANTEED
Chandler’s Variety Store
GEORG’A PRODUCTS OAY.Ff 812
is has returned to |
ntny of several
jft, ^ p, _ He i» planning to
’ r,d ’ 1 w ithin the next few
his home.
7j t y ' • Montgomery of Green-
' '* v i«iting her parrnts,
iejj, , r? - F. Montgomery. Her
he j, _ " rrp arc K^d to learn that
!Mne.r rat ' ne a 8Ucce «rfnl millinery
Mr? e ’ n fIreenv ile-
U.’ 1" ncWi “. of Atlanta, ia in
Hth “ ,n th 's city uuf ferine
., arbu ’"'le on the haek of her
_ otother, Mrs. C. L. Morris,
^ fcst | , 0 Atlanta the part week,
that c i, r ‘ A - Moore to come
a , ■ aml 1 *rinsr Mra. DoWltt
■‘"’I’Olancc.
i#r hr.™ R - 1! , a ‘ rb, " r hns returned
T '""“
2 her Daren* , Weelt * here viait-
We Buy Georgia Wheat
Eo you buy Georgia Ground Flour
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Big Auction Sale of House
hold Furniture
SATURDAY, FEB. 11th.
The sale will begin promptly at 9 o'clock and last aR day. Hundreds of
dollars of furniture will be sold to the highest bidder.
We have moved into the baildiag favusevly occupied by The MiHedgeviUe
Cleaners with a must complete stuck of Fmuiture. The building is tun ssuafl to
accomodate am stock, su we wil sel at auction Saturday to make mum fur
skip meats earning ia.
C. H. Jenkins, Auctioneer