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UWOH RECORDER, MILLEDCEVILLE, C*., DECEMBER 17, 1*11 (Mt^ BURNS-KING WEDDING SOLEMIZED LAST WEEK DEATH OF MRS. 0. L TANNER I OCCURED SATURDAY NIGHT ^ A wedding of cordial interest to their many friends here was that of Miss Maigcritc Burns to Mr. John Thomas Kin?, Jr., which was solcmiz- »«ed .• Mr*. Oscar L. Tanner i j Saturday night, and was found dead A New Year is With Us Ilia H*‘ Moor< ' . . ; n Atlanta. Mr. Lewis Cline of Atlanta, spent Ckrytmas at home. (Vl. and Mrs. Jos. E. Pottle visited Atlanta the past week. Hr. and Mrs. Sam Anderson visit- ,. relatives in Macon this week. last Thursday, December 20th,' ab Q Ut fivc 0 , c [ 0ck Sunday m0 min K at the home of bnde’e parents in Car- fcy hcr doughtcr> Mrs . j. w . R„ y , J r „ Mr. R. M. Rogers spent Christmas rol * ton * Only members of the im-, w j, 0 Went ^ j, cr bedside to coll her. with relatives in Alabama. media.e family of the contracting Her dealh came as a g^t ^ OC k to ; • * • couple were present | ^er ioved ones, an she was in her usi Mr. William Fraley i?j sending ** rs * before her marriage a j health when she retired earlier) several days of this week in Elbcrton. m ; de , her , hjnlc in this city and had in tho nighL The news of her death was heard Mbs Louise Greene is at home; n>m Atlanta, spending the holidays gained a large number of friends. She Mr. L. G. Lawrence was called to is ■ - vobn B lad y of • I " 0,t ehnrmini; Atlanta Christmas day on account of I>™nality and a distinctive bru- the serious illness of his brother. nrtte '» ° f be »"‘y- sba ba " » '“Hte • • • I circle of acquaintances throughout Miss Ruth Gholson, of Atlanta, is 8tata * spending the holidays with her par- ^ r ‘ ®ng is President of the Mil- en.s, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Gholson. i ^^ville Telephone Company and • • • j one of Milledgeville's mott popular Rev. J. F. Yarbrough and family Joun * business men. He made home \ are spending several days of this brilliant military record while at G. week in Lincoln county, with rela- p’ ani * Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Massey spent Christina dsay^with friends in Lin- Col. Erwin Sibley returned Friday from a business trip to Washington, D. C. Mr. and Mrs. Olin Jackson, of Ma con. have been visitors to relatives here. Miso Louise Greene, who teaches in Atlanta is at home spending the holidays. Mi» Alyce Gayle of Atlanta was the guest of Miss Emily Hall during the holidays. Mr. Robert Cook, of Macon, spent Christmas day with his mother, Mrs. M-rgie Cook. Mr. and Mrs. G. N. Vinson, of Unadilla, are viriting Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Kinney. Mrs. J. A. Bagwell was called to Cnch "an this week on account of the Mr. John Norris, of Cartersville, spent the Christmas holidays with his filter, Mrs. L. C. Hall. large popular with circle of friends. Mr. and Mrs. King are making their home on the hill, having with deep regret by hcr relatives and frienda The funeral services were held Monday .afternoon at Mome’* Fun-! cral Home, Rev. H. D. Warnock offi- j ciating. The interment was on the Tanner square in the city cemetery. Mrs. Tanner was Miss Mamie L. Brake, n daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Brake, of Green j & county, and was married to Mr. Tan-. ner in early womanhood. She made him a loving and devoted wife, and for the past four or five years, dur-| days. MAYS-PHELPS Misy Isabelle Jones, who is a stud-1 __ _ __ Ttv . , ,t at Columbia Ui.iven.ity in New «P"rtment with Mr. and Mra. L. G. »• . b 1 York City, ia at home for tho holi-' Lawrence. They are receiving the, ‘“ I .o^dm Tendrrlv and j congratulations of their friends here. she ministered to him tenderly a J* I gently, being constantly at his bed side to care for him, and relieve his suffering. She met the duties as a wife and mother with devotion and tenderness. She is survived by her husband and ro children, Mrs. Leila M. Ray, and Alvin L. Tanner, two grandchildren, one brother, Mr. T. M. Brake, and one sister, Mm Claud Tanner, and several half brothers and sisters, among whom are Mrs. Lena Dozier of thie city. The sympathy ol our people have gone out to Mr. Tanner and the others, who have been bereaved suddenly and sadly. Miss Emily Hall, who is a student at Cornell University spent the holi-1 days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. | L. C. Hall. Mr. G. D. Myrick is convalescing after an illnesa of several days at the home of his daughter, Mrs. C. S. Wynn. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. King attended the wedding of Miss Margurite Burns and Mr. J. T. King, Jr., in Carrollton last Thursday. Midshipman Robert Taylor, of the United States Naval Academy is spending the holidays with his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Taylor at Hardwick. Col. and Mrs. C. B. McCullar and little daughter spent the Christmas holidays in Richland with Mrs. Mc- Cullar’s parents. Mrs. McCullar and daughter will return home Sunday. Mias Lollic Mays, of this city and Mr. Claud Phelps of Greensboro, united in marriage Monday at the Baptist Pastorium, Rev. H. D. Warnock officiating. The bride is the youngest daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Mays, and n attractive and pretty young lady. The groom is an employee of the Georgia Railroad. Mr. and Mm Phelps will make their home in Greensboro. Mr?. Martha Sibley, of Baltimore, Md., is spending the Christmas holi- I days with her parenst, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. J. W. Ivey, Jr., is spending | J- L. Sibley, the holidays with his parents, Mr. nd Mrs. J. W. Ivey. Mr. and Mrs. Wood and children, • * • 1 of Athens, are spending the Christ- Miss Constance Day. who teaches mas holidays with Mr. and Mrs. G. nL&Grange, is at home, spending the C. McKinley, holidays with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Lindsey, of Birmingham, Ala., were holiday guests of Mrs. Ben. Bass. Mr. Derw&rd Smith spent the * hristmas holi lays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. 1. D. Smith. Miss Hcnrii tta Ham came home and spent Christina?- with her parent?, Mr. and Mrs. Lamar Ham. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bell, of Macon, were visitors to the home of Mr. J. F. Bell, during the holiday*. Mrs. J. D. Hinson of Benncttsville, S. C.. is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Hargrove. Misses Agnes and Ruth Barnes who teach at Forest City, N. C., aro at home spending the holidays. Mr. Norris Rail of Atlanta, spent the Hobdays at home with his par ents. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Hall. Mr. and Mrs. T. II. Rentz and lit tle daughter and son are upending the Christmas holidays i:. Macon. Mr. Elbert Bivins, of New Orleans, came home to spend the holidays with his mother, Mrs. Mattie Bivins. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Moore and children have returned to their home at Lyman, S. C., after a visit to Mrs. Moore’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Bland. They were accompanied on thei r visit by Mr. Harry Donkle. Miss Bertha Holt, who teaches in Columbia, S. C., is spending the Christmas absnson with her mother. Mrr. Cora Holt. Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Blackwood, of Hawkinsville, have been spending the holidays with Mrs. Bhckwood’s par ent". Mr. anti Mrs. J. W. Ivey. Little Majorie and Julia Conn Mor- n are with Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bone during the Christmas holidays. Their mother, Mrs. Tom Morton tinues ill in a Macon hospital. Her condition has improved slightly latest reports show. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. King, Jr., rived in Milledgeviile Tuesday after a whort wedding trip and arc no home to their friends at the resi dence of Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Law- Mr. antlMrs. J. >*sj Elois^Grcene c Mis.-j Elota^Grcene of the Heal h Department of G. S. C. W. is spend ing the holidays in Macon and At- knta, as the guest of relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. McKinnon and little daughter are spending Christ mas holidays in Brunswick with Mrs. McKinnon’s parenta Mr. and Mrs. Thos Pollard and son, end daughter of Jacksonville, Fla., arc visiting Mrs. Pollard’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Vinson. Dr. John Mobley, Jr., spent the I Christmas holidays in Augusta, with Mrs. Mobley and little sons, who are visiting Mrs. Mobley's mother. Mr. Wiley Wasden came up from Millen to spend Christmas day with Mrs. Wasden and little daughter, Alice Carr. Mrs. Wasden returned -me with hjm Wednesday. Mr. Newell Bass, of Birmingham, Ala., ypent the Christmas holidays with his mother, Mrs. Ben Bass. Ne- •ell has a position with the Com mercial Credit Company of Birming ham. The primary department of the Methodist Sunday School enjoyed n beautiful Christmas tree exercises Sunday morning. The tree contain ed gifts for all the children, and presented a scene of rare lovliness. Mr. and Mm Sim Wright, of Staunton, Va., arrived Christmas day to spend the holidays with Mrs. Wright’s parents. Dr. and Mrs. J. L. Beeson. Mrs. Wright will spend a month here, Mr. Wright returning to Virginia this week. Mr. E. R. Hooten, one of Baldwin county* prosperous farmers, ha r been critically ill the past several days with pneumonia and great con cern has been fel*. about hi-* condi tion by physicians and his family. The report from Mr. Hooten thi« morning is thst he was thought to be slightly better. Miss Alice Hall lef‘ Wednesday for Atlanta to join Miss Mae Asbury for a trip to California. Misses Hall and Asbury boarded the Golden Tornado Special Wednesday afternoon and GOOD OPENING—For a good i white or colored, on farm. One who can do building and handl- ■lock prefered. J. L. Sibley. There will be services at Mont Pelior church next Sunday morning, 11:30 o’clock. Rev. J. H. Farr will preach. Mr. H. H. Herndon has been ill for the past several days. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Arnold and Mr. Jimie Arnold, of Griffin, spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Alex ander Britt. The Best Coal At the Lowest Price in Town! There’s plenty of cold weather ahead—don’t be left with out coal. Phone 485 to leave your order and you’ll have coal delivered promptly. We have the best coal—guaranteed to give you splendid service. You take no chances when you order our coal—and it’s at the lowest price in town. $ 0.50 U per ton ATLANTIC Ice & Coal Company PHONE 485 The 1929 Coca-Cola Calendars Are Here .You acp invited to come by and get yours. Do not send chil dren. We positively will not give them to children. We take this opportunity to extend to you the Season’s Greetings. Your good will and friend ship through 1928 is much appreciated and we sincerely hope that you have had A Very Merry Christmas and that your New Year will be one of Happiness and Prosperity. BELL GROCERY CO. ZM-PHONES—Ml School Books The agency for School Books has been moved from Boon’s Pharmacy to R. H. WOOTTEN’S BOOK STORE SCHOOL BOOKS ARE SOLD FOR CASH QNLY OUR WISH Each day we recoginze more and more the value of friendships. Naturally we are impressed with the many evidences of your friendship during the past year and want you to know that we are grateful. Our entire organization joins in thanking you for your support and wishes you a very Merry Christmas and a Prosperous New Year. John Holloway Greetings - and - Sincere Good Wishes The fine art of appreciation is an art we stand to master, and this Christmas season is a fitting time to gratefully acknowledge the friendship developed thru our privilege of sreving you, and to wish you a Merry' Christmas and a happy New Year.