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^ C. Coker and hi* ulster, ~ .. „„„ . the Mis, Ruth Bruner, of Savannah, is Mr "\ Krank Rile >- of , '“ w ' on ' * re Robinson P .them** of Mrs. C. E. McWhorter. I™ 11 " 1 * fncT,d « ln < h - .TO** „ Dublin. , „ ., .. I spent several year* of their child- ... Mtea Sally Reid 1» ependlnu aev-, hood |n thu rv Hudson of Newntn, is eral days at her homo m Louisvtlle. , . . "i t . r sister, Mrs. Roy Nelson. Miss Marguerite Burns has been on Mr and Mrs E G Steadman of • • • a visit to her home at Carrallton. . Milton F. Randolph, of the Ma- Ttlecraph, spent Monday in the Augusta, and Mr. and Mr*. J. Mr. H. S. Wootten math- a business j Owens and little daughter, Lanette, trip to Griffin Wednesday. j of Aiken. S. C., spent several days Mrs. C. E. Sleep of Lithonia. isj 0 f the past week with Mr. W. spending the week with her duughter, | Montgomery. Mrs. P. E. Williams. days of thii th Reid. Laurie Hendrickson and Mr. vmrU Davis has returned from. mr*. *• *•— i ■ Ml 4stcr. Mrs. R. L. Brake,! Mrs. R. L. Brake and children of HENDRICKSON—McMILLAN vWlt •' . Savannah, are visiting Mrs. Brakes ^ • • • 'parents Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Davis. . • nds of Miss Agncss Stem-1 Miss Mattie Moore has gone on a glnd to learn that she has . visit to Mrs. A. J. Miller at Key West, . from a recent illness. Fla. '‘ ,u # * * I Mr. B. I. Fraley canu* down from ... athcrino Bradford, i> thv | Mountain City spool several days of • Dr and Mrs. R. W. Brad- this »rrk in tho city. 1 -hr Statu Sanitarium. I Mrs. C. E. Sleep, of Uthonia. is ‘ « • • I vi.-Hing her daughter, Mrs. P. E. Wil- Ur- \llen Daughtry, of McRae. I p.-ns. M . lur ned to her home after visit- Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Raines and lit- hcr sister Mrs. .T. I. Garrard. I tie son. Bobbie and Miss Marie Smith C ' ' • * * | spen‘ several days last week with Ii«s Florence Cole is spending sev- 1 relatives in Wrightsville. s*ith Mias | Mrs. Ashley Raines, has returned I to her home at Daytona Beach. Fla., ! after a visit to Mr. and Mrs. J. S. r. ,.nd Mrs. Heindel Mobley have | Smith and family, n • t from a visit to relatives in Mr. Marvin M. Parks, of Tampa, • Fla., spent several days of this week • * • j visiting his mother. Mrs. M. M. Mr. Lacey Tait of New York, is ( Parks. en'iir.i. several days with his moth- 1 Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Edwards and Mi- Blanche Tait, in this city. I children of Madison, spent Monday • * * I with’ Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Edwards. Mr, I’. G. Ronz, of Moss Point, I The were .accompanied home by Mrs. - visiting his sister, Mrs. Otto J B. F. Edwards. r ', r / j Mr. and Mrs. K. S. Botto of Kiss- • • ■ I imee, Fla., announce the birth of| Mi- Mary Alfriend of Macon, is {twins on July fith. both of them hoys. | v • : Mis^e-Mary and Carcssa j Mrs. Botto will he remembered n.-’ H , r ^ ar . j Miss Zelma Chandler. • • • I Mr. Fred M. Johnson. President Mr. Ht r.ry Branham of Covington, j of the Feeney Manufacturing Co., of the funeral of Mr. A. L. Muncie, Ind., was in the city several lither Sunday. days of this week, visiting Mr. H. S. • • * I Wootten. Bridge games were played in the spacious living room that had been thrown open to the guests. A course luncheon was served at the conclusion of the games. Top score and conso lation prizes were awarded. MRS. M. M. CROCMES HOSTESS Mrs. M. M. Crooms was hostess on Wednesday evening at a lovely rook party, entertaining three tables of rook at her attractive home on West Montgomery street. The house was artistically decorated with vari color ed flowers. After the game, the hoste«# asisted by Mrs. D. T. Turner, served a two course refreshment. Those playing were: Mrs. P. N. Bivins, Mrs. 0. A. Thax cn, Miss Isabel Allen. Miss Mary Ivey, Mrs. H. Arnall, Mrs. Ghas Moore, Mrs. E. C. Kidd, Mrs. D. T. Turner. Mrs. G. A. Lawrence, Mrs. Sidny Stembridge, New Arrivals Robert W. McMillan ,Jr., of this city were united in marriage Sunday evening at Anderson. S. which place they went Sunday from this city. The bride is the daughter of Mr. I Mrs - T - T - CoaUs - and Mrs. F. W. Ilendrickaon, and is a young lady of a charming and strik- j MRS. HEINDEL MOBLEY ENTER* ing personality. She is a graduate TAINS BRIDGE CLUB of the Georgia State College for * Mrs. Heindel Mobley wat> hostess Women, receiving her degree in this morning at bridge entertaining | Bachelor of Science in Home Eco- the members of her club and a few j noniics, at the recent commencement, invited guests. and is populnr with a large circle of Large va?es of summer flowers, friends. were attractively arranged in the. Mr. McMillan is a son of Mr. and | living room where the games were. Mrs. R. W. McMillan, and is a con- played. Delicious refreshments were tractor and builder. He is a sub- ■ served at the conclusion of the games, i stantial young man. and has estab- Top score and consolation prizes Isihed himself in the confidence of were given, all who know him. | __ —— After a short bridal tour Mr. and M RS. J. I. GARRARD ENTERTAINS j Mrs. McMillan will make their home AT BRIDGE SATURDAY | for the present in Eatonton. Mrs. J. I. Garrard entertained at, The commence life together with j fj ve tables of bridge last Saturday the congratulations and best wishes , morning, complimenting her guest,; Sanitarium Prune Marmalade ..75c Santorini Black Fif Marmalade 75c Saaitariam Wkite Fif Marmalade 75c jar Samtariue Mehoie .Me jar HOT WEATHER SPECIALS Del Monte Chicken Tamales —15c Underwoods Denied Toofne 20c Rodin French Sardines 3 for 31.00 Fancy Queen Otises qts 75c Dehnonte Ripe Olives 21c SPECIALS SATURDAY Extra Clear Bellies, 40 lo 45 avfe. 16c We received a fresh car ef flair Wednesday that we are seKag 31.00 a barrel under the market. Any (Tide you want fram $1.00 per sack np. BELL GROCERY CO. 263—PHONES—498 Mn Mr. Sam Evans. Jr., who has- been at Alto for the part several months, has returned home. His health has greatly improved, and he is looking well. * Mr. and Mrs., W. B- McKinnon and little daughter left Saturday for Brunswick, where they will spend several weeks. They will have a cottage on St. Simons Island. Rev. Geo. B. Thompson has re turned from Montreat, N. C., where he attended the Educational Confer ence of the Southern Presbyterian church. The friends of Mr. W. J. Martin will regret to learn that he under went an operation at the City Hos pital Tuesday of this week. Mr. Martin is an employee of the Gulf H. D. Warnock and i Refining Co. ..nd Mr-. L. H. Andrews and L -i and Edwin left Sunday , -w-kV visit to Tyhee Island. Mrs. Arthur Farell spent - f othe past week in At- Hurt has gone to St. Louis. ■ has accepted a position with ' Pacific Railroad. •«-n Williams of Charlotte, • r.» the past week-end with here. isited Rev. and Mrs. W. Ratesburg, S. C., the ■’d Mrs. J. C. Fain, of At- ’ been spending this week *•'. a>' the guests of Mr. and M. Conn. W. Skinner, Mrs. Lura C. Maj. Godfrey Osterman will leave Friday for New York and Buffalo, where he will spend the remainder of the summer. He will visit Chicago before returning hom*. Mr. W. S. Myrick came up from Lakeland, Fla., to attend the funeral services of his brother. Mr. D. P. Myrick. He returned to Lakeland immediately after the burial. The friends of Dr. and Mrs. W. F. Tanner will be interested to learn that they will return to this country • * • from Hamhury, Germany. Dr. Tan- Moates, of Sparta, spent ner wil * be stationed at the Marine I with Miss Willie Mae Hospital at Stapleton, N. Y. Collins accompanied her Mrs. James Clark and little daugh- ill ho her guest sev- ter, Elizabeth, of Rutherford, N. J., arrived Monday to spend several weeks with Mrs. dark's mother, M Mattie Bivins. Mr. Clark and Miss Margaret Clark are expected to ar-i rive Saturday from Birmingham to spend several weeks. Rev. H. C. Emory, pastor of the Methodist church at Marietta, has- been in the city this week, visiting Rev. J. F. Yarbrough. Mr. Emory served as pastor of the Methodist church here, and has mnay friends in the city who gave him the "glad hand." He is meeting with great suc cess at Marietta, and is held in high esteem by all the people of that city. ‘i d Mm T. J. Thorne and : ' n '! Mrs. P. J. Owens, of • S .C., were tho guests of Mi-. H. A. Tennille the past t Thorne is a brother of 1 Mrs. C. W. Richter, of • :i - visited Mm Richter’s Nora Cone, this week, •nil. here were glad to see ri «‘ Harwell and Miss C. B. "f Covington were called r ‘-' ville on account of the ■ death of their grandfath- ^ ^ L* Gaither. •' a ‘*l Zolotas has returned R . ' !r ‘P lo Atlanta, where • C r. ' ra * days of the past week ( . ; ' ^ •'quipment for his Cafe ir „ ’* r ’ Zolotas plans several :n his place of business. l '\ F,0re 'd Smith has been of v flCld aRent ,or the W M * t tb* L BaptUt church. She will churches of that denomina- of many friends. HENDRICKSON—McMILLAN Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Hendrickson unce the marriage of their daughter, Laurie, to Mr. Robert W. McMillan, Jr., the ceremony taking place at Anderson, S. C., Sunday July 8th. Mrs. Allen Daughtry, of McRae, Ga. |g The home was beautifully and artistically recoratcd »n summer' flowers. A delicious course luncheon J was eerved at the conclusion of the' games. Mrs. Frank Bone was award-’ ed top score prize. ORGAN RECITAL AT G. S. C. W. WEDNESDAY EVENINC Mr. A! Williams will give an organ cital in the auditorium at G. S. C. . next Wednesday evening. Mr. Williams is the organist at the Capital Theater in Macon, and be coming to that city played at n theater in SL Louis. He is a talented organist nnd plays friends, with the greatest skill. The people of Milledgcville rited to hear the recital. A FAMILY REUNION spacious plat, where nature c KEEP SMILING ANNOUNCEMENT I am openinf my Chiropractic officer in the Sanford Budding Saturday July 14th, ready to renre the pablic. If yoa hare health yon naturally wish to retain it. If yon do not hare health then you are detirioni of obtaining it. Chiropractic is ufe, sane, scientific and removes the cmnse of disease. A logical and reasonable explanation can he given for any diseased or weak ened condition. Health is the right of every individual. Come here with year health problems and qoestiona. Yoa will always be treated kindly and coarteously. DR. H. E. STANFORD Palmer Graduate—Sanford Poildiag—Neurocalometer Service Phone Office 14 Residence Phone 156 Office hoars 9 to 12 and 1 to 5—Out Thursday Aftemooas lend* n scene of rare beauty nnd serenity on the Colony Farm, was chosen by Messrs G. W. anti B. D. | Edward* Sunday, when they gave an elegant barbecue dinner in compli-, ment to their mother, Mrs. B. F. Ed wards. of Athens. This happy occas ion brought together all of the chil dren and several close relatives and LADIES' BLOOMERS received big supply of Ladies’ lers, in all the pastel shades, of heavy rayon with strong and doubled stitched. This is ceptional value that is worth more, Friday and Saturday LADIES’ HATS New arrivals in ladies' Felt Hats, ill the popular shades and shapes •rath a gn variety to select from. Priced from —$1.00 to $3.95— CHANDLER’S VARIETY STORE f town guests included: Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Edwards of Indian Springs, Mm. Lilia E. Torbett. Mr. and Mrs. Frnnk Ogleirce of Cork. Mr. nnd Mrs. L. D. Edwards nnd children of Madison, Mr. W. F. Fuller of Au- gusta, Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Elliott. Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Ray, Mr. nnd Mrs. W. D. Faulkner, Miss Thelma Elliott and Master Joe Faulkner of Athens. A much added feature to this oc casion was Mr. M. L. Thompson of Hardwick, who moved about in his usual friendly mood and at the same time rendering a service which goes to make any event a success. If yo .11 kind. Com Canning Time Is Here We Recommend Wide Mouth NoMould!NoSpoilade'J U$e No Rubber ijnjs • " 1 Convenient WidcHouth | /Svurded »hr No rubber ring easy to sea) ana open. Take borne a dozen today— Economical—Sanitary and convenient for hot or cold pack canning— FULL LINE JELLY GLASSES, TIGHT MASON TOPS AND RUBBERS MRS. J. F. BELL. JR., COMPLI- MENTS VISITORS Mrs. J. F. Bell entertained on Tues day afternoon at a bridge tea compli menting Mrs. Vaden Parky of Miami, Mrs. James Wright and MrR. A. P* Keisker of Brussels Belgium and* MU* Marion Wallace of Griffin, who are visitors in the city. The attractive home of Mrs. Bell was beautifully decorated in vases of summer flowers. The tables were arranged in the living room and on the spacious veranda. The large number of invited guests enjoyed the „ . ’ r ‘D*. speaking, teaching*games before delicious refreshments re ^' , ' zi:i K W. M. U. organism-1 were served. r ‘ta . ‘ hc ,eft Wednesday for At-1 aith ;* C ° mrnenc « her work. Miss If ym wmmk » mU a Irk. Naan & Seated young tady.'ai «—• V* 0 * r do a good work. WILLIAM* Mi Ihr*- - --- ;