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*TW w«U, T UNION SECONDER, MILLEDGEVILLE. CA.. JANUARY IT. IIZ> of State Geo Carswell j Mr. W. H. Evcridge of Amcricus » f'" houra Monday - j »P ant PiMay in the city. aff i rl ^ n n h - m nd H H j8 „ b i nancy hart chapter holds m. W . T BLOODWORTH MED FIRST MEETING OF NEW YEAR; EARLY FRIDAY MORNMG The Nancy Hart Chapter held the first meeting of the year with the Regent, Mrs. Y. H. Yarbrough. There was a large attendance. Delegates were elected for both the state convention in March at rial at Snow Hill Canotarr Satur day With Masonic Honors Mr. W. T. Blood worth died at his home in Midway early Friday morn- _ ing, Jan. 11th, after an attack of Brunswick and the National com* pncamo „ io f „, lowing thc f | u . Mr. tion at Washington, D. C. in April. BIoodworlll ., last iilnerts was of about I Miss Floride Allen snd Mrs. Roster day, duration. Swint were named delegates to the r , « f it/w , , The funeral services were Mrs. Cecil Argo have re- Thc friends of Mrs. S. G. W. Glad- ormer aa *?’ ‘ ‘ arrur ° d uc t«.d Saturday morning by Rev. J. recent severe illness. J in regret to learn that she has been ntter * s * 19 *** “c com P*nied by p w.. „t LiUwn Shehoi Mr *. c. E- Phelps- Ur , u Barnes left Tuesday for .bii- triplo Vn. a Mrs. Kyle T. Alfriend, f^si.rcB. visited Milledgeville Sun- B F. Eberhart has returned automobile trip to Zebulon, Ur« P S. Sanford hsa returned to h „ in Atlanta, aftar a stay of ..vrrsl days in «» Sly. Mrs Horsey of Atlanta, has return ed ho., after a visit of several day. I, Mrs Marion Allan. ill this weak Mrs. Yarbrough. Regent. F McGI '"" y - aad th ' b “ 8ia ' ... 111 th, ‘ ’“• ek - Tka chaptar enthusiastically an- S™ w ?“ » m * t * ry "> W ' lkinaon with dorsad the aandidaay of Mrs. Julius M « on,c ntai - Talntadga for Prasidant Ganaral. Mr Bloodworth was sixty-sis ycors . , , . In compliment to the S. A. R., thc of »«• ond waa “ ■“**»« *> f J “ n€ * spent the past week-end hare. . chapt ,. vot(d w offer thc citiicn , h i p county, where ha .pant the greater „ _ „ mcdsl to the seventh grade at G. M. Portion of hi. life, becoming a sue- Miss Annie Lee and Harry Coxwell, q with their father, Mr. T. B. Coxwell, in Florida, returned home with. him. Mrs. Alice McCraw, Mrs. L. P. Longino, Miss Floride Allen and Mr. and Mrs. Jere Moore attended Grand Opera in Macon hurt Thursday night ^^'^."'“^^ntaVni'^ta.' Misses Floride Allen and Kate , ... Thrash spent last Saturday in Macon the . P”*?” whicb *‘ j 0 ! 10 " 8 attendnig both performances Grand Opera. cessfnl farmer and land owner. h* Miss Laree Farr has returned to Statesboro, where she teaches, after having spent the pass month with Tigner am. Mrs. Wiley j her parents, spending this week-end Mrs. E. / TlVdrn arc ; n Atlanta. Mr. M. S. Shivers of Eatonton, Following the plan of thc S. A. R. Eleven or twelve years ago the Nancy Hart Chapter offers a came here to reside, purchasing a beautiful D. A. R. medal to the girl home in Midway. He continued to who will write the best essay on look after his farming interests, John Milledge. The contest will be most of his land being rented. He county wide, and a committee will at was a quiet citizen and a member of early date announce the grade in Benevolent Lodge No. 3 F. & A. M., and a Baptist in hit. church affilia- Mra. Miller S. Bell had in charge t * ons - Mr. Bloodworth was twice married Revolutionary Heroine. Rebecca his wife who survives him was Miss Motte- Miss Floride Allen. Mamie Harper, a daughter of the late Music—Mrs. M H. Bland. Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Harper. By his The Kellog Peace Pact—Mrs. C-has. first marriage, he leaves the follow- L. Moore. ing children: Mrs. C. M. Causey, of Music—Mrs. Bland. Jersey City, N. J.; Mrs. Olive Giles - and Miss Louise Bloodworth, of this MRS. MARION ALLEN HOSTESS city; Luther, H. B. and C. B. Blood worth of Macon; and Coleman Blood- Our Semi-annual Canned Goods Sale Beginning Friday, January 11th. For Ten Days BIG MGftEY SAVING VALUES BELL GROCERY CO. 263—PHONES—498 Misses Mattie Moore, Mary br * d E® club on last Thuraday after- B,no„wn rt h. _of Baldwin county, .nd Mrs. Marion Allen entertained her worth of this city; two brothers John . I ' . _______ tQ | attending Grand Opera in Macon last „ n ’ “ in the city Tuesday evening to * r Horsey, of Atlanta, uund the Masonic b.nquet- I Sa,urday ' i, complimenting her guest, Mrs. James Bloodworth of Jones county. The invited guests included Mrs. CHRISTMAS PROGRAM TO BE REPEATED J. E. pottJe, Mrs. Pearson Berry, Mrs. to Tennille where she the public schools. Mr. Sol Iscnbcrg of Gordop, was imong the prominent Masons attend ing the banquet Tuesday night. Mr?. Chns L. Doke has been the mien of Mrs. T. A. Chambers this week. np of Prta< . . j I Dr. J- L. Beeson, Dr. E. H. Scott, _ „ _ „ Evelyn Nelson has returned | ^ Q R Webber Dr E A Tiffner Otto Conn. Mrs. W. D. Mormon, Mrs. ... . - n teacher in aJld Mr L s Fowler attended thc U " ,n Callnway ' Mra G ">' Carpenter W. funeral »ervice 5 of Chancellor Bar. Mr8 ' Jcr ' Moorc - Mra - Ch “ s Cc ""~- F row in Athens Sunday. Mrs ' H - H ' H ' rndon ' Miss Frant ' M m m m Hines, Mrs. Bceman of Lauronberg, S. C. and Mrs. Horsey. j The Christina- program which wn Delicious refreshments were served staged by the white inmtacs of th< eount”of the "death'of her''brothre, nl tl ” - of To P F *' mak ' c * ro P State Farm m thl Mr B P Loyd which occurred at 5c,,rt ' prile was *' on by Mias Franccs eveninc of December 26th and the Wcaloy Memorial Hospital in At- Hinos - A beautiful truest prite lanta the past week. presented Mra. Horaey. Mrs. Norman Blackwell has the sympathy of her friends here < have been repeated two or thr#e nghts later to which thc public was in- -ited. but hud to be postponed Mis* Sue Osborne is visiting friends and her sister, Mrs. Marion DeLacurc in Winter Haven, Fla. Mrs. Lucia Treanor, Mrs. L. H. Andrews, Miss Ruth Sims and Mr. Joe Andrews will leave Saturday for Miami, where they will spend sev- Mr. Bart Wilson i? home several days of the past , relatives there for about a month be- eek by illness j fore returning home. Misses Lillian and Alma Hood, of Tennille, were guests of Mrs. C. F- Youngblood Sunday. MRS HERNDON COMPLIMENTS ! count of the flu epcdemic in the VISITOR : camp, and the illness of CapL and — Mrs. Smith, will be presented on Fri- Mrs. H. H. Herndon entertained at day evening January .l.c 18th. pr-ir.p- a,fined to I eral "days.' Mrs. Andrews "will visit " brid < re lunchcon on Friday <” honor ly at '« bb o'clock to which the pub- of Mrs. Horsey, thc guest of Mrs., he is cordially invited. The program is as follows: The Holy Story in Pantomino Scene 1—Zachnrias and the Angel. Scene 2—The Annunation. Scene 3—Joseph and Mary at Bethlehem. Marion Allen. TAe two appointed tables were i Mr. Dawson Wilson is in Atlanta, placcd in tbl! livinp room ' where he underwent an operation oF new Herndon home. Thc qames ' Monday at the Piedmont Sanitarium. I'teceeded a delicious lunsheon. ... ! The news is that he is pettinp along Thosc invlted wcrc Mesdamos Hor- ...I as well as could bo hoped. His !cy - Marion A,k ' n - 0lto Coan ' Ja ” Macan - “ aa - hc friends here wish hints speedy recov- Moore ’ John Holloway, Pear.on Berry cum of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Argo George Carpenter and Roy Nelson. Tu«-*day and Wednesday Mr«. John Mobley and young sons have returned home from an extend ed visit to Mis. Mobley's parents, in Augusta. Mrs. Joe Pottle Members of her bridge Jab i ne^day evening at her homo ferson street THE SERVICE STAR LEGION | BIU FRALEY TO CELEBRATE The Service Star Legion will meet BIRTHDAY PARTY SATURDAY next Tuesday afternoon at 3:30 j — o'clock with Mrs. D. W. Brannen. Drug Firm to Have Friend* a* Guests for The Dar. Open House During | lorning and Afternoon j itertained the SHOW TO BE SEEN VT G. S. C. W. Ms: nd Ev f Porfon » Give Mali lance Frida -Mrs. St wart Wootten compliment- *ii Mr^. Sam Wright of Staunton, Va., *’ an informal tea on Monday af- ' *t her home <>n Clark St. Mr. Ralsl •n Blanks and Misi Hanks in Macon the past ended the grand opera. Frances Daniel is ill at the trty ho *l>ital. fir. Daniel was carried tht h »spital Saturday from his Mn. Sam Wright, who has been L 'IT* her p * rents - Dr - »nd Mrs. J. - e ' fr, n. will return to her home * • '"“"ton, Va.. next Saturday. J 1 '"' T ' c - Brantley, nnd little son y- . ve returned from a visit to - -^l*ce V nuchqn in TanLvr.n1.llln Fraley’s Pharmacy will be host t«» their friends on Saturday at n birth day party at their store, serving drinks at their fount from 10 to 12 and 4 to 6, celebrating 1 their fourth anniversary. 1 p The party will be thc occasion of j much pleasure for the friends of tboj drug firm. The custom of having { an annual party began n‘. the :nd of the first year of thc business nnd Has been practiced each year. Flowers and other decorations are Scene 4—The Shepherds and An gels. Scene 5—Holy Night at the Mang- Scene 6—The Presentation at the Temple. Scene 7—Tho Wiscmen. Scene 8—In Herodn Palace. Scene 9—The Wiscmen at the Manger. Scene 10—Song O Come Ye Faith ful by entire cast. January 25th Prof. O. A. Thnxton has announces that Surge’s Marionettes will appear in the auditorium of the G. S. C. W. Friday, January 2.5th, for a matinee and cveninig performance. The matinee will be a “Spanish sis Edith j Fj cs t a “ and will appeal especially to veek and children. Thc program includes a three scene playlet, “Little Red Rid- inn Hond” juirelinir. sinpinx, and bcin K F “™ isbad '>>' b “«” a! dancing, with instrumental selections. tio " 5 » f th - 5tor '’ and Mr - Fralcy wl!l This performance is carried on by P”' 0 a,vay many tmon ‘ and COIuil,et dolls about two feet tall, dressed to open house at the foun for his represent diffreent characters and ^ n ' en< l s - acting life-ilke. The oriuinator of this t>-pe of MRS. EDWIN ALLEN ENTERTAINS entertainment has revised the ancient r.rt of puppet pis;- und the company Mrs - Edwin Allen was hostess at appearing here is the most popular a brid K c porty Fr,day aft ' r " 00n com - one on the American platform. plimenting Mra. Horsey of Atlanta, The night performance will be puopet, show, using dolls, giving thc “Adventures of Christopher Colum bus. MR. J. A. HUE-BARD DIED their friends* WEDNESDAY MORNING! Don’t Let the Months Slip By! Slarl a Savings Account NOW. Make a New Year’s Resolution to save systematical- ly* One dollar starts you off. Saving is a habit that no one ever regrets. It guards against distress in tiroes of need. It gives one something to “fall back on.” WE WELCOME YOU TO OUR BANK Exchange Bank •roi Will Be Held at Camp Craek Church This Afternoon • o| liarret; is receiving the ambulations of his friends on ac- borne the l anot ^ er 80,1 at nj ^ Il? ' F ' C - Bus h. of Miami, , 2 J lhe furvera l of Mrs. Friday faUlfT ‘ Mr * H * V ' SaTlf ord last Ccntcrf er of Mont- ’mite* SaB ^rd i a ititJJ’ att(? oded the fune-ral lt. r flth «r. Mr. H. Friday. >I:.! P “?. Mr " G - c. McKinley and McKi„l ey attended the ..•* ,' n lctK °f Chancellor Bar- n Atnens Sunday. the guest of Mrs. Marion Allen. Those playing were Mrs Horsey, Mrs. Marion Allen, Mrs. H. H. Hern- 1 don. Miss Kate Thrash, Mrs. Wiley BILLIE HARRISON STRUTTING ' Va * dan . M 'aa Alice Hall, Mrs. Jerc HIS STUFF ' Moore, Mrs. Chas Conn, Mrs. Chas Billie Harrison ..Id tw. New Ch.,- •' I °° ra - Mi « Floride AI,Cn ’ Mr8 - L '° n rolet Six'. Satarday by none and raid Callaway al,d Mra - h. would have dene better but bis After the pamea delicious refresh, folks have all got tko Fla and baing ments were served. ho is chief cook and bottle washer and official e n fryer at hi, bum. FARMERS CLUB WILL MEET now he had to quit and go hoi says he don't miss them. For Sale By L. N. JORDAN . BUI SATURDAY Whei you have a flat tire we are j The Baldwin County Farmers Club ! wlil hold their regular monthly meet- ! ing Saturday with Mr. F. C. PenueL 300 and wntch ns come— RALPH S1MMERSON Buick Dealer lephone—Call j Six HUNDRED ACRES OF TIMBER I hav; a tract of timber that joins the one I recntly sold. Good hard wood proposition, part of old Tucker pine?. Sec J. L. SIBLEY. Mr. J, A. Hubbard aged 72 years, died at thc home of his non, Mr. J. W. Hubbard, in South Baldwin, this morning. He had been in ill health a number of years. Thc funeral will be held at Camp Creek church this (Thursday) after noon at three o’clock. Rev. J. F. Mc- Cluncy officiating. Mr. Hubbard is survived by two sons, J. W. Hubbard of Baldwin and Col. E. B. Hubbard, of Irwinton,_ and four sisters, Mrs. Whitney, Mrt. Batson and Mrs. Pot ter, all of Macon, and Miss Lucy Hubbard of Midway. Mr. Hubbard was one of Baldwin county's substantial citizens, and was an employee of the State Sanitarium for forty-five years. For thirty years he and Mrs. Hubbard had charge of the children at that institution. He was a member of Mt Pleasant Bap- tte church for many years. TWENTY-FIVE HUNDRED Twenty-five hundred dollars will buy the small house and lot just north of the “Cone’’ place on N Wayne. In one block of the town’: center. You can’t build a good chick en coop, a mile out, for much less than that. Gbod investment fc some hard working girl, who wants home and a husband. You know the men are looking out for good providers. See J. L .SIB LEY. / * CHARTER NO. 9672 RESERVE DISTRICT NO. C REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Located at Milledgeville, Georgia, at tk eCloae of Busiaes* Dm. 31, <IM RESOURCES Loans and discounts ... $362,943.44 U. S. Government Securities Owned: 164,390.00 Other bonds, stocks and securities — 3,600.00 Furniture nnd fixtures *. - 4,500.00 Real estate owned other than banking house 16,303.04 Lawful reserve withr Federal Reserve Bank ........... 17,208.30 Cash in vaults nnd amounts due from national banks 86,078.90 Redemption fund with U. S. Treas., and due from U. S. Treas. 3,760.00 TOTAL $038,833.77 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in Surplus fund . Undivided pr'fits Circulating notes outstanding — Dividend and Cashier's checks outstanding Individual deposit subject to check Other time deposits TOTAL DEPOSITS Bills payable I 75,000.00 30,000.00 441.79 75,000.00 $ 6,909.75 111,762.94 283,819.31 TOTAL - - $638,833.77 ifttATE OF GEORGIA, Baldwin u »nty.—I, Jon W. Hutchinson, cash ier of thc above named bank, do sole ninly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. JON W. HUTCHINSON, Cashier. Sworn to and subscribed before me, this 8th day of January, 1929. L. H. ANDWERS, N. P., B. C., Ga. Correct Attest: J. A. Horne, Jos. E. Pottle. Richard Binion, Directors. WATCH PRESENTED TO BUND WAR VETERAN :s Star Legion Presents Tennille teran With Watch Especially Mad* for Blind People Mrs. C. L. Moore, President of the Woodrow Wilson chapter of the Service Star Legion, and Mrs. H. D. Allen, a state officer, presented Steve Tanner, of TenniMe, blind World War Veteran with a watch especially built for blind people - The Star Legion is presenting watches to the blind soldiers of the World War and the local chapter was given .he honor to make tkc presenta tion to Mr. Tanner. Mrs. Moon and Mrs. Allen raotorod to Tennille and mode the pmssitotiim is the DEATH OF MRS. J. B. BROOKINS Mrs. J. B. Brookins died at her homo at Cooperville Monday morn ing after an illness with pneumonia. The funeral and burial were at Mt. Pleasant church Tuesday afternoon. Rev. J. L. Lawrence officiating. Mrs. Brookins was a daughter of thc late Mr. J. S. Pearce, and was about fifty years of age. She was a member of the Baptist church. She is survived by her husband and one son, Theadore; four brothers, R. W. Pearce, Macon; F. G. nnd D. S. Pearce, Baldwin county; L. L. Pearce, of Macon; two sisters, Mr-. L. C. Allen and Mrs. W. H. Wilis of Baldwin county. Omm’t «m—Call aa far <