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UNION RECORDED MILLEDGEVILLE, CA., AUGUST 30. 1920 Mi*s Bettie Zachary has returned ' a visit to Fla. l>r M. F .Stembridge spent several ./of this week at Indian Springs. Mi .. c, oldie Patterson spent the / wce k with relatives in Macon. jlnry Willis has pone on i ■i«it i' 1 friends in Deer Field, Fla. jjr. (‘race Kirkland, of Vie w3i in the city Sunday. .1. F. Yarbrough and family gpent Monday in Griffin. and Mrs. Alexander Britt and wo children, Margie Ruth and Jose- ihine, spent Sunday in Macon. Dr. and Mrs. E. H. Scott and iughter have returned from a stay -cvernl weeks on Tybee Island. Mi-s Dot Thaxton has returned „, m n visit to South Georgia and M... Evelyn Nelson will leave Sat urday for Tennillc, where she will in the public schools. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Grant and sildren of Columbus, are visiting v family of Mr. J. C. Grant Messrs Robert Kennan and Harry It-rcer. of Savannah, spent several ay« of the past week in the city. Mrs. Mamie Joseph of Atlanta, tent the past week-end visiting •nd Mrs. Otis Devereaux left v fur Macon, where they will mke their future home. ‘!r. R. H. Wootten is in New Y'ork, ■cting his stock for fall and winter d> and his christmas novelties. *Ii - Frances Ennis leaves Sat • for Cochran, where she i : «ich -gain this year. ief of Police W. J. Haynie an y spent last week with relntivt inner and Atlanta. Mi-- I-irulell Nelson will teach in ><'!.« of Atlanta again this >he will leave Saturday t 'fcmence her duties. Dr. and Mrs. Powell Allen hav 11 d to their home In New York a visit of several weeks to Dr. Mrs. H. D. Allen. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. McKinnon anc daughter returned Sunday fron| Simons Island, where they hav4 -•'ending the summer. f John W. Mobley and little John III, have returned hoTme r visit to Hendersonville, N.fC. --ta and St. Simons Island. ■ r and Mrs. Frank Bloodw^rth Miss Sarah Frances Bloodv^orth •turday on a motor trip/ to Carolina. Mr. W. L. Ritchie spent Wednes day in Atlanta. Richard Marvin, the young Mr. Hyman Glass, spent several days of this week with his father. Mr. Ben Simmons 1« in the city hospital, having been ill for several dyas. Dr. and Mrs. Richard Binion and r. and Mrs. E. A. Tigner visited At lanta this week. Mrs. E. J. O’Connt-r and little daughter, of Savannah, are visiting the Misses Cline. • a isy Christine Babb has gone to Hnmstoad, N. C., where she will teach in the public schools. r. and Mrs. John Whorf, of At lanta, spent the week-end with Mrs. Worfs brother, Mr. John Holloway. rs. C. F. Stone had as her guest, the past week, her mother, Mrs. W. L. Garrett, of Sparta. Mrs. C. J. Conn and children have returned from a visit to relatives in Covington. Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Glaus and children, Arthur and Grace, visited Messrs B. G. and Hyman Glass this Mrs. Morgan Thompson, of Coch- n, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. jo. S. Roach. She is accompanied by her son, John Roger Thompson. sses Ann Bone and Frances Bone returned home, after a stay of ral weeks at a camp in North Georgia. Mrs. Mack Session has pur< hnsed the home place of the late Mrs. L. H. Thomas, and will move here to nd her daughter to the 4j. S. C. V T . The friends of Mrs. John H. Hollo- ay will he glad to learn that she ifipidly improving following an operation for appendicitis on Sun day. f Mr. and Mn. Russell Bone and children arc /spending sometime in North Carolina. Before they return » Mr. Hone will make a business trip through! the East. MISS SARAH BIVENS AND MR. VERLIN BARNETT WED The marriage of Mis? Sarah Biv- ens, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Bivens, to Mr. Verlin Barnett, of Ridgeway. S. C., which was solemnized at the home of the bride on Tuesday afternoon, Aug. 21. at 6 o'clock, is of cordial interest to the many friends of the br.de throughout Jones and Baldwin) j counties. The lovely country home was deco rated with green vines and bright summer flowers. The guests, 100 in number, .assembled here. In the liv ing room, where the impressive rins ceremony was performed by the Rev H. D. Warnock, of Milledgeville, was artistic in the arrangement of at improvised alter, under a vine-cov ered pergola from which suspended a white wedding hell: floor cande labra?' holding tall white tapers and Door baskets filled with white blos- som<» .and ferns together completed the setting for the bridal party. Pre ceding the ceremony Mrs. Charles Cook Gibson, of Milledgeville, s 0 Promise Me and I Love You. was accompanied on the piano Mr. Ford Montgomery, of Milledgo- ville. The two little flower girls, Miriam Martain and Frances Skinner, firnt to enter. They wore sheer dresses of white trimmed in ruffle?. They carried nosegays tied with long tulle streamers which marked the .aisle far the bride enter. The bride was lovely in a new model of French blue Elizabeth crepe with hat and accessories of •-blond shade. She carried bride}/ roses. Her only attendant here sister, Mrs. A. S. Barker, of Olar, S. C. She was becomingly gowned in light tan georgette with blue hat. She carried Ophelia roses. The groom's best man was his brother, Mr. DeWitt Barnett, nd Mm Harry Bone hav© re- from a visit to relative's at lar Town, and other places in 4r th Georgia. 1-aree Farr will leave Satur- for Statesboro, where she will nch and Spanish -'•sooro High- School. „ Mrs. w. M. Reynolds arid children * rctu rned to their home at Si ’ a * ter visit to Mn. Reynold's £ nt *' Mr - and Mn. W. A. Coolc. y * ere i‘*ined here bp Wiston ch F Mr. and Mrs. Otto M. Conn left is morning for a stay of several days in the mountains of North Carolina. They will he joined next eek by Mr. an ? l Mrs. W. D. Morrison nd son Billie. Mrs. John Conn and son, Cadet John Conn, Mrs. T. H. Clark and Mrs. Albert Lugand and Mr. Geo. Moore have returned fri a motor trip to North Carolina, where they spent several days. and Mrs. F. W. Hendrickson and family have returned from a visit to Mr. Hendrickbon’s former hon>e at Logans Port. Ind. They mad? the trip mo?t pleasantly in their automobile. Rev. and Mrs. F. H. Harding. Mis* Lucy Harding. Mbs Bessie Bland and Nat Harding will return this week from Chapel Hill, N. C., where they have been spending the month of Au gust. Mr. John L. Pennington has been ill for the past several days in i hospital in Macon. Mr. Penningtoi was in Gordon when stricken am wa- carried from there to the hospital in Macon. Mrs. Pennington has been with him. Miss Marie Chastain spent several days of the past week witl Blanche Green at her home in Merri- wether. Miss Green and Miss Chas- re students at Mercer Summe School. Mr. Jos A. Moore and Mr. J. T Andrews, accompanied by Graynd Master Raymund Daniel, of Macon, attended the Meriwether county Ma sonic Convention at Woodbury, Wed nesday. Mr. Moore wan the princi pal speaker on the program. Mr F. B. Eberhart -and Miss Caressa Eberhart left Wednesday for Zebulon, N. C., where Mm Eberhart and Misses Mary and Billie have been for the past several weeks visiUng Mr. and Mrs. Marion Grot*. Wa THE GOLDEN WEDDING OF MR. AND MRS. JOE YOUNGBLOOD One of the rare occasions in the march of events of our county was the golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Youngblood. They were married just 50 years ago Tuaeday, August 28th the home decorated in gold and yellow, the table was decorated in golden flow- and the cake was a gorgeous gold- yellow. The blessing war. said by Mr. W. W. Bass, after which a de licious dinner was served. What was • interesting than the presence of their five children and most of their eight grandchildren, also a host of relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Youngblood are prominent farmers of Baldwin county, every one wishes them fifty years more of life gethcr to bless our community. The children presenr were: Mrs. W. F. Sapp, of Empire, Gn.; Mrs. W. C. Rcssean, Mrs. T. A. Chambers, Mr. . Youngblood, Mr. P. J. Young blood, in addition of the five children • Mr. and Mrs. Homer Proctor, Mrs. Hcrschcl Proctor and family, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Proctor and family, Mrs. Ida Anchors, Mr.-*. F. A. Proctor, Mr. and Mrs. Riley Proctor, Mrs. W. C. Evans, Miss Gladys Evans, Mr. William Evans, Mr. and Mis. W. A. Bloodworth. Mr. Carry Proctor, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Harrington, out-of- town guest were: Mr. W. F. Sapp, of Empire; Mr. W. W. Bass, Mr. Croley Bass, and Miss Margaret Bass of Mc Rae, Ga.; Mrs. C. L. I)oke of Bain- bridge, Ga. A GUEST. MISSES BRIDWELL AND LAW RENCE ENTERTAIN AT HOME IN TOOMSBORO Miss Baybcllc Bridwell and Sara and Charlotte Lawrence entertained most delightful on last Friday even ing at the home of Mini Bridwell in Toomsboro. The home was elcaboratcly and beautifully decorated in yellow and red flowers, forming a lovely scene for the reception of more than thirty guests who enjoyed the games and proms during the evening. Punch was served from a large bowl that had been banked with flow ers on one end of the spacious veranda. Delicious refreshments were served at the conclusion of the entertainment. MISS RUTH FARR ENTERTAINS Mins Ruth Farr entertained a number of her young friends at a delightful prom at her home Last Wednesday evening. After the proms delicious refresh ments were served by Miss Mary Ridgeway. S. C. Immediately aftci'* nrr and Miss Marie Ennis, he ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Barnett Those enjoying the evenin'; were received their gue*, at a lovely | MiMCl * A,vcrne Batson, Bulah Massey, reception given by the bride's par- 1 BlBab Lugand, Juanita Morgan. Mr. and Mrs. Bivens. In the I Marion Underwood, Edith Atkinson, dining room the bridal colors of j E,IIb Atkisson, Blanche Welch. Louise •eon and white were carried out in ! Ftheridge, and Ruth Farr. •tail, the table being overlaid with' Bruce Robin?on ’ Ham P ton Smith cloth of l?»r n . on which were crv«-1 Jobn Henderson Cuty Nelson, tal candle sticks burning white ‘a- Lou,c Jamos Mor K* n ’ Genc pens; the center piece was n beau-1 Brannan - Ro >' Minor and Munon tiful wedding cake bearing a minia-: Uonnelly. turc bride nnd groom. Ices were | served in the shape of wedding bells. | IN HONOR OF VISITOR Assisting Mrs. Bivens in entertaining' her guests were Miss Annie Laurie j Riley, Thelma Tidwell, and Margaret Start: the Day Right WITH A CUP OF BELL’S BEST ROAST COFFEE. STOOD THE TEST FOR OVER 28 YEARS—$1.15 FOR A 2 LB. CAN Our Delacatessen Will supply your luncheon and Supper desires. Roquefort Cheese, Roquefort Spread, Philadelphia Cream Cheese, Pinmeuto Cheese, Swiss Cheese, Kay, Baked Ham, Boiled Ham, Bologna Sausages, Sliced Dried Beef—Lettuce, Celery and Tomatoes. SPECIAL SATURDAY Good Boiling MEAT 15C.LB. BELL GROCERY CO. 2(3—PHONES—498 Mullikin, of Macon: Mrs. Henry Mar tin, Mrs. Mamie Pitts, and Mrs. Hom er Bivens, of Milledgeville; Miss Frankie Spivey, of Eatonton; Mis« Sarah Holwell. Josephine Haddock. Mm J ,L. Haddock. During *he afternoon Mr. nnd Mrs. Barnett left for a motor trip through th« enrolinas and on their return will he at home to their friends at Ridgeway, S. C. Miss Edyth Lawrence is visiting the city. ed froi Mr. n«d Mrs. Ceo. S. Lawrence of Decatur, Ala., announced the birth of a daughter on August 29th. They have named hre Sue Betting. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Clay of Deca tur, Ga., are visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Benford. Miss Antninctl frey, was the Willis the past Miss Boi of Miss. Sara Frances Bloodworth at a party at Brooks Spring one even ing during her visit Saturday Mrs. Willis entertained at u most delightful dinner in her Friday evening Mias Frances Ennis entertained at four tables of bridge having Miss Bonner as the honor guest The evening was moat delight ful spent. Miss Caressa Eberhart made high score, and Mr. Dennis Ivey low. The prizes awarded were attractive paper weights. The honor guest prize was a letter seal set A delicious salid course was serv ed. LOST—A thirty by I re Kelly Hci We. loet L„ J “‘ L u mre n rt is ion mi. — _ . , »ho has just NtjttMd from • Caress, will Uach at Zebulon at the trip to Ktr Tork. •pproochlnf ■"•to" «*«»• a BaptJrt church this week. Mrs. S. A. B^one. and son Joseph are visiting friends in Una- dilla. Ga., this week. Mr. and Mrs. Geo Davis, of this city, and Mr. and Mrs. Cha« McAfee, of Oconee, have returned from an automobile trip to Washington, D. C. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Hall, and Mi.wes Alice and Emily Hall have returned from a visit to North Caro lina. Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Atkins have gone to Augusta to make their home. Mr. Atkins has been engaged in the upholstering business here, for the past two or three years. Mrs. C. M. Crisler has returned to her home in Canton after a visit to her mother, Mrs. S. J. Stembridge. Mrs. H. K. Brown and children of Macon, are visiting Mrs. S. J. Stem- bridge. Miss Estell Stembridge will return to Cuthben this week to resume her duties as a teacher in the public ■chools. Miss Lillian Stiles has returned to North Carolina to teach after spend ing the summer at home with har parents. lira. C. L. Doke, of Bainbrdifa, < - haa been the guest of Mr*. T. A. Chambers this week. tween Blend Lumber Company end Camp Creek bridge on lower River Road. Findar return to F. S. Pratber at Bland Lumber Company and get reward. KEEP SMILING Chiropractic Health Service H. E. STANFORD, D. C. Palmer Graduate Chiropractor Off. Phona 14—Rea. 156 ieurocalometer—Out Thuraaday tftcrraoona Conaaultat ion Coal You Nothing Announcing RCA Radiola 60 The Famous Super-Hetrodine § Now with i powerful | AC Tubes No matter what set you now have you owe it to yourself to hear this new Radiola—ohe of the greatest advances made in radio to date. Come in today and let us demonstrate it to you—no obligation. Clifton Adams Electrical Contractor-Dealer MILLEDGEVILLE. GA. 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