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W. I. Cardcll of Sanderwville Mr. and Mra. J. C. Henderson *«-- business Monday, spent Wednesday in Macon. in the city >li" Mary Frances Brake spent the week-end in Dublin. Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Mobley spent the pa-: week-end in Savannah. Col. Erwin Sibley spent Thursday in Atlanta on business. Mi-. Sira Frances Bloodworth has return:! from a visit to Athens. Mr. and Mrs. D. N. Heath spent week-end in Dudley. M --era H. L. Dixon and James Linder of Dublin spent Sunday here John Henderson is visiting friend* and relatives in Gainesville. Mrs. Sam Wright, of Staunton, 'a., is visiting her parents, Dr. and Mrs. J. L. Bee: Mrs. Sidney Stubbs has returned o her home in Douprlas, after a visit o her sister, Mrs. Warren Edwards. The Farmers Club will meet next iaturday with Mr. W. H. Montgom Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Britt and ittle daughters spent Sunday in Ma tt r. Kollum Matthews of Dcmopo- Ala.. is visiting Mr. and Mrs.. T. Miss Roberta Lawrence, who has lui-n teaching in Columbus, has turned home. Mis-. Lucetta Lawrence is at home from Rambert, S. C., where she has been tt-achinsr. Mrs. T. li. Trice and family of Al bany. are visiting the family of Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Rogers. Mi— Katharinnc Moran, is at home from Petersburg, Vo., where -he ha- been teaching expression. Miss Mattie Hall of Atlanta, v isitir.g the family of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John Riley spent the week-end in Millen, the guests •f Mrs. Riley’s parents. Mr. E. P. Lugand spent several days of the past week in Athens, visiting his daughter. Dr. W. M. Scott and family are -pending several weeks visiting relatives in Maryland. Mr. and Mrs. F. Cannon of Irwin ton, spent Thursday here as guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Brake. Miss Joyce Goddard han returned from a visit to Brunswick, Waycross Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Boone and *f>n, Joseph, spent Sunday and Mon- lay in Atlanta. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. McKinnon little daughter spent several days of the past week with Mm McKinnon' parents, in Brunswick. Mrs. W. A. Wedgworth and chil dren have returned to their home in Chicago, after a-visit to the family of Mr. W. A. Cook. Mrs. Russell Sherrill and little son, t Statesville, N. C., are visiting Mrs. b Trill's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. I>. Willis. Miss Mary Willis, who has been teaching at Rock Hill, S. C.. is at home with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. • T . D. Willis, to spend the summer. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Simpson have rteurned to their home in Columbia, S C « after a visit to Mr. Simpson’s mother, Mrs. Fannie Simpson. Mrs. H. B. Jennings and children :<re visiting the family of Mrs. Jen- nuifc’js brother. Judge John A. Sib ley in Atlanta. Coach and Mrs. 1*. H. Rents and bttle daughter Jean, have returned home from an extended visit to Mrs. Lentz's sister, in Lakeland, Fla. Mrs. John Conn and ton, Cndet John Conn, will leave Sunday for a v >«it to Mrs. W. E. Bliuard, at Lea An geles, CaWemia. Miss Anita Cox, of Millen* is the guest of her sister, Mrs. J. W. Riley. Mrs. J. T. Stewart is visiting at Indian Springs. Miw Emily Hall, who has been at tending Cornell University, has turned home. Mrs. Randolph Cabell, of Coving ton, Va., and Mrs. Sidney White of Waynesboro, Va., are visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Briscoe Wall. Lawton Smith Henderson Warnock, Fitzhugh .and Emory Chandler have gone to Tennessee, where they will travel for a prominent book house. Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Brown and rhild of Sterling, III., and Mr. L. M. Lamb of Orlando. Fla., are visiting relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Kidd and : Culver and Jim Kidd, John Kidd, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Ireland and Miss Dorothy Banks are spending several days on SullivanV Island. Misses Lilas My rick and Frances Thaxton have gone on a trip through the West. The tour will include Yellow Stone Park, and other points of interest. Mrs. Dixon Williams attended the graduating exercises of Georgia Tech in Atlanta last Monday, going to At lanta and Commerce to visit relative* before returning home. Mr. and Mrs. Otto M. Conn, Mr. and Mrs. L. N. Callaway, Miss Grace Wootten and Mr. Joe Andrew spent Wednesday afternoon in Mu rs. Edwin Allen, Misy CInru Pyles and Miss Blanche Tait made automobile trip to Clayton the past week-end. Miry Tait will remain Clayton during the summer where she will teach. Mrs. W. H. N'ash has returned to her home at Three Oak, Michigan. She was accompanied home by Mrs. Roy Simpson. Mrs. Nash way called here on account of the illness of hi father. Mr. S. E. Wright, who is no improving. Mr. E. E. Bell will be the host this (Thursday) afternoon to his ployees at n barbecue at the hi *f Mr. W. H. Montgomery in northern part of the county. This barbecue iy an annual event, and i a happy occasion both to Mr. Bell and his clerks. Miss Wcathersby Hatcher has turned home from Macon, where she graduated from the Mt. dc Sale* Academy. Miss Hatcher will at an early date accompany her father, Mr. R. W. Hatcher, for a visit to Boston nnd other points of interest in the North nnd East. In the last issue of the Union Re corder in mentioning the Degree Students nnd Graduates at G. S. C. the name of Miss Elizabeth Barr unintentionally omitted. Barr received her degree in Bachelor of Science in Education. Mr. J. W. Overstreet, of Wadley, will succeed Mr. E. D. T.aylor, as prescription clerk at the Culver & Kidd Drug Co. Mr. Overstreet i experienced drugged, and ci highly recommended. Mr. Taylor will go to Cocoanut Grove, Fia., the first of July, where he will work in of the leading drug stores. Dr. T. M. Hall has recovered from his recent injuries received ir automobile accident, when his was struck by a truck driven I negro, and resumed his practice .Dur ing the time he was confined to his home, he w.as greatly missed not only by those to whom he minestered, but by all our people, as he is not only greatly loved physician, but is held esttem by every one, as he is one of Milledgeville'y most respected citizen. TO THE FIDDLERS OF BALDWIN COUNTY If any of you desire to enter the Fiddlers Contest to be held the night of June 21st, I will be glad if you would lot mo know. A prise wfll be awarded the tuceemfai ceatestaat. MBS. B. B. MOOBR. Flee. F. T. An MIHifreviUa, G*. UNION ucordeb, MUXCDGEVILLC, ga.. Jure 14. 1424 MISS EVA SWANN WEDS MB. FAMILY OF MB. AND MBS. W. A. JOHN CLAYTON OF ATLANTA COOK HOLD BEUNION An announcement of unusual inter est was made this week by Mrs. Mary Swann, in announcing the marriage of her daughter Eva Pauline to Mr. John W. Clayton of A.lanta. The ceremony was performed at the home of Miss Swann’s brother, Mr. Arvil T. Swann, Rev. H. D. War nock oficiating. Only the immediate family and a few friends were pres ent. Mi* Swann is tt graduate of the Georgia State College for Women and is a young women of rare beauty and personality. Mr. and Mrs. Clay ton wll make their homo in Atlanta. BAPTIST CIRCLES TO MEET MONDAY AFTERNOON The W. M. S. Circles of the Bap tist church will hold their regular meeting" on next Monday afternoon at four o’clock. Circle A. will meet with Mrs. Thomas at the home of Mrs. Lewis Horne. Circle B with Mrs. R. L. Bailey. Circle D with Miss Laura Shurley The family of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Cook held a reunion at their beauti ful country heme, “Sunset View" Thursday May 31st The occasion was a most happy one, ma all of the family were present as follows Mrs. Frank Mslpass Milledgeville; Mrs. W. A. Wedgworth, Chicago; Mrs. W. M. Reynolds, Siloam, Ga.;, Miss Rosie Cook, MilledgeviUe; and. Mm H. W. Grimes of Elkton, Fla., nine grand-children of Mr. and Mrs. Cook and Mr. Frank Malpnss and Mr. I. L. Barnes, sons-in-law were also present The day was most pleasantly spent as the daughters lived over their girl hood days, and recalled the memoriea of the past The home had been attractively decorated with cut flowers gathered from the yards. A bountiful barbe cue dinner was served, a handsome silver vase filled with Easter Lillies being the center decoration on the tables. MRS. CALLAWAY HOSTESS THURSDAY EVENING Mrs. Leon Callaway entertained FAMILY OF MBS. C. R. HARPER : "’° st , do ''* h, [ ully , ,,n Thur ' d *>' evcn - HAVE REUNION i ,nfr at n bru, K p * <,unc ‘‘ complimenting _. ^-7 her guest Miss Grace Wotter The children and erand children of ] Th| , be „ utifu , Callaway heme was C harper came home the J thrown open to tile Unite number pout week brinjrmjr together all the j „ f invitcd , )c |icious refresh- immediate family and celebrating the roon , s wcre „. rv( .,| ,i uri tlu . cvcn . annual family reunion. , jn| . The four children of Mrs. Harper who make their home with their mother were all present and the chil dren and grandchildren of Mrs. G. W. Grincr, oldest daughter of Mm Harper, c.ame to Milledgeville from their homes in Oklahoma and Texas. The children of Mrs. Griner that were prsent were: Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Griner of Houston Toas; Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Grincr, of Jackson ville. Fla.; Capt. and Mrs. G. W. Griner and Olive Mabry of Brian Texas, and Mr. nnd Mrs. H. H. Grincr and daughter Marguerite Ann, of We- woka, Okln. Mrs. Harper in nearing her eighty- eight birthday, but entered into the day with much pleasure. There w A CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our friends for their many expressions of sympathy during our recent bereavement, also for the beautiful floral offerings. May Gods richest Meanings be with each of you. MR. AND MRS. WILLIE C. SIMp- SON AND FAMILY. O. H. O. II. Herndon, former manager of the A. & P. Tea Co., hits accepted a position with the Rogers store in this city. ! Mr. Herndon is an experienced four generations of the Harper fam- grocerman, having had many years ily present. I experience in this line. FATHERS DAY CARDS AT R. H. FATHERS DAY CARDS AT R. H WOOTTENS. 6-14-28 WOOTTENS. 6-14-28 'SEASONABLE BREAKFAST DISHES 3 lha. Morning Clary Bacoa, sliced as yon will 1 Can Cordons Pub Roc smal k $1.11 ISc 1 Can Gordons Fuh Roe medinrn 21c ICaa Gcrdons Fob Flakes 15c 1 Cob Premier Fish Roe large 35c 1 Can Star Brains 3tc 1 lb. Fancy Boorless Ham 45c 1 large package KeRegs Fig aad Brea Flakes 25c 1 pkg. KeBog. Vita Wkeat 25c 1 lb. Bell's ipedal blend Coffee 35c 1 lb. AKaace Caffee sic 1-2 lb. can Bel’s beat Roast tin Grapefruit, Oranges, Bananas, Pineapple, Caatalopes, Straw berries, Cultivated Dewberries. Apples. These are only a few suggestion.—We hare a large variety to select from. We will he pleased to hare yea cal or telephones as. BELL GROCERY CO. 253—PHONES—498 FOR SALE HITCHED RESIDENCE ON THE Hill Excellent location on Dixie Highway large roomy lot and ample garage. Admirably adapted for two apartment*, luring separ ate entrants from the street. HmB ia excellent repair, dastless pared street ia front, offered on easy terms like rent. P. N. BIVINS, Realtor 0«>ClO<l<MS>raiCl0<H>O<X*k>O<xlO«KH»tK>O0^^ OLD TIME 0 G. M. C. Auditorium Thursday Night June 21st, 8:30 o’clock FEATURING GEORGIA’S BEST FIDDLER FOUR PIECE ORCHESTRA SPONSORED BY P. T. A. Admission—Adults 50 cents—Children 25 cents Farm or Home Sites The wise nun invests while prices are low. I hare several city homes for tale at rery law figures among them. The Barnes home on the hiU included with this home is a large tract of land ideal for a home rite, track gardening or poalli, raising. Tea pecan trees, garage and large eat Loose on prop erty. Home has twa apartments with large sleeping parch, recently reaerated made and set. LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH ME FOR SATISFACTORY SALES P. N. Bivins SUNDAY IS FATHER'S DAY OUR GIFT SUGGESTIONS ARE MOST APPROPRIATE Beautiful assortment of neck ties feur-ia-hands and bows, all the fashionable patterns and colors. 25c., 35c., 50c., 75c. and $1 MEN’S SHIRTS In whites and the popular checks and stripes. Full cot—guar anteed. Our Special Sale price $1.39 and $1.49 WONDERHOSE SOCKS In silks and lisle solid colors and fancy plaids and clucks 39c. and 50c. THE SOX WITH A GUARANTEE PICNIC TIME See at for paper plates, cqss, knives aad forks. Thermal jngl, to keep year .rinks cefd for picnic and anto trip. $1.98 Chocolate cereret Cherries. 1 lb. boxes. Special 35c. See us for bathing suits, caps, etc., for every member of the family. Chandler’s Variety Store Don’t Overlook this Fine Weather for PAINTING We sell Csoledge Hygrade Paint nude in the South far ear Southern climate. It ia ecoaoaucal ia application aad durable ia wearing 4Entities—let as figure with yon ea painting your R. W. HATCHER HARDWARE COMPANY Wholesale and Retail WANTED—MAN with t«r to nI<