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UNION RECORDER, MILLEDGEVILLE, GA., NOVEMBER 22, 1*2* IQ-1 ^Tjpciety •apt J- R obert s continues criti cally ill , , , Judp E - Hines made a bnsi * trip to Atlanta Friday. p r . and Mrs. Richard Stone, of cfcndersville, attended the funeral * n ,j hurial of Mr. S. A. Boone. The friends of Mr. C. H. Bonner re plad to learn that his condition continues to improve. j|ps. G. N. Vinson, of Unadilla, is vi‘itii'.jr the family of her brother, j/r. \\. S. Kinney. Mrs. N. L. Coates is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Howard Patillo, in .Atlanta. The friends of Mr. F. P. Golucke are glad to learn that he is regaining his health after .1 recent illness. Mcs.-rs. O. T. Sutton and W. R. Wynn, of Dublin, spent Sunday in the city, with friends. .Mr. Winfred Wynn, who is attend ing Emory College, spent Sunday at Mr. Harry Bone. Jr., is attending Emory University, was at home Monday. The funeral sendees of Mr. S. A. Boone were attended by a large num- bei of relatives and friends from Tonnuboro. Mcnsrs. C. H. Whitfield, L. H. Andrews, E R. Lawrence and Leon Callaway attended the Tech-Alabama football game in Atlanta Saturday. Mr. S. D. Stembridge spent Mon day in Macon, where, he was sum moned to sene on the United States Court jury. Mrs, L. S. Kelly and children, of Atlanta, have been visiting at the home of Mrs. Kelly’s father. Rev. J. F. Yarbrough, the past week. Dr. and Mrs. J. R. Cowan have returned to their home in Danville, Ky., after a week’s visit to the home of Dr. and Mm H. D. Allen. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Henderson and little daughter, Dorothy, spent the week-end visiting relatives in Gaines ville. Dr. Geo. L. Echols, Dr. J. C. Ad cock and Mr. John Mathews are spending this veek on the coast fish ing and hunting. Mr. Marshall Bland, Jr., came down from Atlanta, and spent Sunday and ■Monday with his parent**, Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Bland. The friends of Mm A. I. Butts will regret to lenrn that her mother, Mrs. Martha Pool, is quite ill at her home. Mr. and Mrs. Miller S. Bell have returned from Atlanta, where they spent the past week attending the session of the North Georgia Con ference. Mr. J. C. Pickens and Mr. Mrs. G. N. Vinson, of Unadilla, © to the city Sunday, when they ceived an announcement * the death of Mr. S. A. Boone. Mr. James Robinson, of Smithville, Tcnn., who has been visiting his son Mr. W. E. Robinson, has gone to Rochelle, Ga., for a stay with his daughter. . Mr. J. C. Grant went to Atlanta last Thursday and spent several days, attending the North Georgia Confer ence. He also went on a visit to rela tives at LaGrangc before returning home. Dr. and Mrs. E. H. Scott, Col. Geo. S. Roach and School Superintendent R- X. Bivins attended a district cdu- tinnal meeting in Gainesville, last Mr. Coyle Malone spent several days in Atlanta, recently. Mm J. A. Buck has returned from visit to relatives in Atlanta. Mrs. \\. M. Scott spent Wednei ay in Macon. nancy hart chapter d. a .r. The November meeting of the Nancy Hart Chapter D. A. R., was held with Mrs. S. A. Cook. Mrs. E. R. Hines, President Baldwin county Federation,, was the chapter’s gue*. Mrs. Anna C *owford was in charge of the interesting program. Many chapters .are studying the lives of Revolutionary heroes. Miss Jennie Jewell told of the deeds of women of Revolutionary times, in a general way, while Miss Leila La- bnsi- Mrs. H. D. Allen i era] days of this w Mr. H. S. Wootten made css trip to Atlanta this wi Dr. J. E. Kidd and Mr. H. S. Woot ten spent last Thursday in Atlanta Dr. and Mrs. J. B. Day, of Social Circle, spent Tuesday in the city, •iting Mr. and Mrs. John T .Day. The friends of Mm J. P. Hum phries will regret to learn that she is critically ill in the City Hospital. Mrs. Thos. Johnson has returned o her home in Atlnntn, after a visit o her mother. Mrs. W. S. Brooks. Mrs. Mattie isitor to her t ton, at Gray. Mrs. E. R. Gholstoi LOCAL TALENT SPLENDID PLAY “Walk Tkii Way” Makes Great Hit, and TWoujIily Enjoyed By Lnrye Audience “Walk This Way,” A charming Music Comedy nr.d Style Revue, was presented by local talent in the audi- told tho rtory of Elixabcth Mar- , orium o( G M c Fnday un . shall Bone .« Virginia, living nnd d>- dor au , pic0b „ { thc American Legion, ing in South Carolina. The play wo, one of the best over On the walls of .Meadow Garden in Eiv en in the city, and was witnessed Augusta, hangs a picture portraying by „ , am . , udi „ W| and one a rave deed of this heroine, in com- pn ,sent was entertained nnd delight- pany with her sister. These two wo- c( j men dressed in the clothes of their Those taking part were* husbands, who were in the patriot Roail ,, Mr „ Tan , Rec „. Mabc]> army, intercepted two British soldi- M „. G Hcindc| M „ b |e y; Mr. or., who carr.od important papers. Bnlj . Jplt . Mr Mr j T A „. compelled them to sign their perolo dr „ wa . Mra . Hightower, Mrs. G. L. nnd turn hock from their journey. EchaIa . M „ Injnm- Mim Lucy Hard . They then sent the paper, to Gen. in)r . Mary C , rtcr Mi „ Mar(ruC rite hashional Greene. and enter- j ack „ on: Ortrude Gotrox, Mrs. Billy tamed there two British soldier., at Jett . Mr . Harry Cayn( , Mr Harri> the home of their mother. Elixalieth R OE en.; Peggy. Mins Florence Cole; Marshall war the ancestress of Misses Mnt Jj|nB> Mi „ Mac Aabu ry; Jimroy , Jennie and Katherine Jewell. . j u ii us Holt, Report was made to the chapter of Chorus Girls a most desirable gift from Miss Elisa- Frances Bone. Harriet Campbell, both Jones. Miss Jones has present- Florence Gheedin. liasel Bivins. Ann ed to the D. A. R. a subitantial and Bone, Louise Jean,-. Beulah Thnxton, benutiful wire fence to place around Cernidine iteid. Hot Smith, Ruth Wil- the grave of Capt. Samuel Beckhun M ne Moore. Billy Ehcrhart. on Smith's mount near the big gully. Ouij* Chorus Consenting this old soldier, in an Nell Vcatch. Marpaitet KchcOls, .. rnrontl °^ d -^dlcdgcvilfc paper “The Journal” A(jnes Gibson. Amelia Horn> France8 ‘ r Mor- • Tuesday * N°v. 8, 1825, was found the Turnt . rf Virginia Baston. Priscilla 1 fo Rowingj Bright. Rosalynd Shouse. Juanita In- A Soldier of The Revolution gram, Mary Louise Cox. “On the ^cond of November, at School Kids V Roll i re “ d f ncc of Albert G - Bedkhnm Irwin Jennings, George Roach, Jr., r. m •*, Samuel Beckham died, at thc age of Henry Wa 1 Sunday j,j xt y.fj Vt . years, wanting twenty-two Lnuretto I CHEVROLET USED TRUCK FOR j FOR RENT—One four ob East Baldwin street, conveniences, T. B Dumas FOR RENT—Apartmant . Poplar street. ' dier who i ? a Revolutionary sol- Jackson, with Mrs. Gholston’s r, Mrs. J. D. Washington vith the excep tion of a few months, when he was confined with a wound he received . ' at the seige of Augusta, e V. T. U. will meet next He commanded a rifle company ties n> a ternoon at 3:30 o clock during the greater part of the war, the Bap- um j er Gen. Elijah Clarke, when he m m , was ready to serve hit* county in any ' shape that presented itself. Mr. A. C. Newell spent n few hours Koodnea , of bcart i„ ni . b of Wednesday: Ho was here mend- m .. mbor( . d by hundred , of bia actuni services dur- DR MEADOWS VISITS i| for liberty, until AMERICUS HIGH SCHOOL minent Educator Speaks at High School and At A Teacher’s Meeting tist church. 'Araericu. Times Recorder) Enroute to Albany to attend His me <?ting of Southwest Georgia teach- j ers. Dr. Thos. B. Meadows, Associate i_ Professor of Psychology .at thc G. rymen; bet alas! his goodness reduc- s - c - w - at Milledgeville, has been 1 •d him to provrrty, and would have spending a few days with his cousin, _ ‘ sent him to his grave unnoticed and E L Thurman, of this city. On j Mr. Robert B. Moore, Jr.. ^ent unregretted, save by his relatives and Monday morning he delivered Sunday and Monday in thc city. On neighbors, had it not been for the interesting and inspirational address j his return to Athens he was accom- patrotic heart of Captain Lamar and to tbe students of the Americus High company, who generously turned out school which delighted those privil- : and accompanied his remains to the ed *ted to hear him, and at night * tomb nnd interred him with the hon- ^tended a meeting of the city teach- Miss Ola Clyde Harper, who orH of war.’* era of thc Grammar school where he teaching at James, Georgia, spent* The inscription on the tomb, reads *»lked for more than an hour on mod-! the past week-end at home with her as follows: • era teaching methods, parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Harper! Erected by the State of Georgia to Thc risc of t*" 8 country boy from' of Meriwether. the memor y of Samuel Beckham, one laborer °n a farm in North Alabama * * " ] of the sons and soldier of the Revo- t0 a P° 8 ‘tion of prominence in South- Mr. J. T. Andrews and Mrs. L. H. lutionary War. Born 21st November crn educational circles reads like Andrews are apcnciiig Wednesday! 1750. Died 2nd, November, 1825. romance and i:i an inspiration to and Thursday of this week in At-1 .every boy and girl who has thc urge lanta. the pueHtv of Mra. M. F.' |JS ROBINSON ENTERTAINS ‘‘'“'J'. " X” in "/< ■ i Joseph. RDinrr rt un S pressing were his duUes on the • • • farm that at the age of twenty-one Mr. and Mra. Harry Bona spent I ... .. „ . . . ^ . . his had carried him barely Sunday and Monday in Atlanta at-L “ b '?“ n ' ntcrUlnc ^ « R™de, but with an tending the North Geerpia Confer- f “ r ^ who is a r* h ' h M ™- " ■ T - “ , ” 1 ly burned within him and ■ . Mra. J. R. Stanley. 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Etc., in package and Bulk. 2 one pound Package Gold Bar Seeded Raisins 25c I one pound Package Silver Bar Seeded Raisins 10c 1 one pound Package Fancy Cluster Raisins 15c 2 lbs. Fancy Cluster Raisins in Bulk 25c 2 lbs. Package Gold Bar Extra Large Prunes 28c 2 lb. Package Fancy Peeled Evaporated Peaches 40c I lb. Extra Fancy Chrystalized Cherries 60c I lb. Extra Fancy Chrystalized Pineapple 60c I lb. Extra Fancy Drained Citron 35c 1 lb. Extra Fancy Chrystalized Orange or Lemon Peel 30c 1 lb. Extra Fancy Shelled Pecans 4 L00 1 lb. Valencia Shelled Almonds $1.00 GRAPES. GRAPEFRUIT. ORANGES. APPLES. COCONUTS, CARROTS. BEETS. ETC. EVERY DAY BELL GROCERY CO. Z63—PHONES—498 Hats & Flowers Thursday. R. B. Moore and Mrs. L. S. returned Monday from At- ,c ‘°rsha Conference as Lay Delegates fro m the Oxford District. Th« Maud Morris Chapter of th* Woman R Missionary Society of tb* Method]* church met Monday after- noun at the home of Mm. A. L Butts. Mrw - C. L. Morris conducted the 1m- '*• moms eoMBcimi w - — . , . . # ,1. *°*. tfc, m€iti Mg* rafresh- taught in schools of «*©ifta and visiting their i student nt Emory University. Mr. Ralph Simmerson left last * Friday for Atlanta, where he will undergo treatment at the Piedmont i Hospital. Mrs. Simmerson ac companied him to Atlanta, but Miss Lucy Hatcher and Miss Woathersby Hatcher, who are attend ing school in Washington, Zl. C., will spend thc Thanksgiving holidays with ther grandmother, Mrs. T. H. Wright, at Portsmouth, V.s. Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Donoho, who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ed Athon, will return to their home at St. Augustine, Fla., Thursday. 1*Rey will be accompanied by Mrs. Athon and little son. Miss Dorothy Thaxton left Friday t.anley. The decorations qucnchable thirst for knowledge that ■f cut flowers were tastily arrang- would not be denied, he set about At thc dose of thc games, a to prepare himself for college. Prac- alad course was served. , tically unaided he worked his way Those playing were: Misses Fran- through Auburn Polytechnic Institute c-s Thaxton, Mary Belle McMillan.' graduating as an M. A. when he w.as Butts, Katherinnc Butts, Nell nearly thirty year.« of age. After graduation, by alternately teaching j and attending college for further Miss SUSAN myrick ADVERTis* | h£y | GIFTS—THESE ARE SOME OF THE SMART ACCESSORIES \ND COSTUME JEWELRY, UNGESIE LITTLE THINGS FOR ING GEORGIA OVER RADIO and done a variety of educational! i wor k in seven Southern states. Thc obstacles that this unusual has met on his way up have Miss Susan Myrick, of the Macon Telegraph staff is spending this week in Nashville, Tenn., where she: been merely challenges which he advertising Ga., over the Radio i literally ran to meet and conquer, from a broad casting station. | And bewt of all, while fighting diffi- Miss Myrick will tell the people j culties in his path he has not neglect- thr.oughout the country all about her, «d to live. He has a wife and three nativp state, and its splendid advan- interesting children; and the wife, a , teacher of art at thc G. S. C. W. has [ P.H.D. Degree from Peabody and for Houston, Texas, to attend a meet- j MEETING OF SERVICE STAR A * De Kree from Columbia. The peo- ing the Daughters of the Confed-|. f & LEGION p * e of tbe c ‘ t > r are Kl*d to have a man eracy. Miss Thaxton will be a page, i . | of Dr. Meadows’ type visit them and having been given that honor by Mrs. The Woodrow Wilson Chapter of. trQ8t that he finds it convenient to Trox Bankston, Preadent of the thc Service Star Legion will meet wtih come often - Georgia Division. Mr. and Mrs. Jcrc N. Moore ar^ expected to return from their bridal trip the latter part of this week. They will have apartments at thc home of Mrs. M. A. McCrawC THAT HAVE COME TO US LATELY- Miss Leni Moore Q barr-kahrs Mr. Geo. W. qJW announces marriage of his daughter, Catherine Elizabeth, to Mr. William Deitrich — t returned nunua/ ^ ’ ... _ „ „ where they attended the North. Kahn-, of Greenville, S. C., ojjTNov. 4th, 1928. The above announcement will be read with much interest by the friends of the bride Mrs. Chas. L. Moore on Tuesday af-1 teraonn at thre o’clock. on. -F, T. A. WILL SELL CAKES | Dr. H. G. Webber, of the G. S. C. The P. T. A. will have a cake sale W., attended a meeting of the South-; at the Rose Tea Room next Thurs- era College Teachers Association at ‘ tM? wiU be a11 ki ° d ° f CakCS tbe Unive ^* it * 01 North Caroliia, at An opportunity to get Chapel HflJ the past week. The meeting whs attended by a number of the representatives of th# Uni- ; versities tftvughout the country, and interesting topi^; were discussed. your cake for Thanksgiving. THAMkSGlVING SERVICE A union Thanksgiving service will The meeting was a most profitable be held at the Baptist church Thanks- one, and Dr. Webber will tell of his ... htis city. She giving Day. The people rae urged to impressions at the meeting cl the ™ eldesTdaughter of Mr. Barr, unite in these services, at 10:30 Kiwanis Club Friday evening. ,„d U an anuraan, Kff ^ ,■ I RENT—Om .. r.^s-cw., sft-srit Keep Out The Cold Wind WINDOW GLASS and PUTTY Jrv J: ' . •*: ! « SPECIAL SIZES CUT TO ORDER «. W. HATCHER HARDWARE COMPANY Wholnale *ad Retail