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=jl MISS ROBINSON WEDS MR. SAN.
FORD AT BEAUTIFUL HOME
CEREMONY j Mr. E. S, Vinson is one of Mfl-
< Atlanta Journal) , ledgevflle’a and Baldwin county’s
Of cordutl social interest to a wide young old men. No one by looking
ell and Eloise
Monday in Macon.
. convalescing af-
veral weeks.
, v < mi.ierson spent Tues-
Rslpli Mmmcnu t
' AtksU on business.
“ Ennis, of. Atlanta,
ft SS *e »' '•« "« k » 22 " d
[ 'j E Kidd has been confined
J r m „ ^vora! days this week
H. Lindsey, of Birming-
spcndinc this week with her
r . Mrs. Ben BaNL
Floride Allen will have
•th's week-end. Mif
* of Macon-
i and Mrs- Wilkes Reeves, of
'tuax arc spending two weks
Mr. and Mr> W. H. Reeves.
I,« s Helen Carter of Wesleyan,
•on. will be the guest of Miss
Smith thi» week-end.
I Mrs. X. 5. Turner, of Covington,
mi Friday and Saturday in the city
the pt^t of Mw Kate Thrush.
I Berwanl Smith, of Atlanta,
to week-end with his parents,
i Mrs. L. D. Smith.
[■ Mj „ Pauline Sallee. of Loubville,
isiting her sister, Mrs. J. 0.
Ed telle
Hir
left Tuesday
| Mi« Frances
■ Lynchburg, Va.. for a visit of
• ral weeks.
| pr. and Mrs. J. C Adcock announce
birth of a daughter on December
circle of friends throughout Georgia
and tht- middle west was the marriage
of, Miss Uo.-alie Robinson, loveli-
young daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ii
li. Robinfon, to Mr. Daniel B. San-
Mb, !. L. Barm will have charm < ° rJ ' "'**
of the Hat Shoppe while Hirau “* tfc,! hom * of ,ht ' 1,ridc '‘ p * r '
Moore anti Bland are attendinfr the Em0 ?' rood ut 11 " clock
millinery di.playa in Atlnntn next S " turd:l >' motnin*.
week. The marriage service was read by
Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Me A tee. of ***• Rev D - p - McGeachy
Oconee, are the fond parents of a wItnewed b y the members of the
daughter. She was born in the hos- bridt ’ s and irroom’s immeditae fami
pital in this city, Tuesday, January liafi and a 8maM Pr u «P of close
she is a granddaughter of * ^ * cnd •' ,
Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Montgomery. » The living rooms-of the home were
Mrs. p. N. Bivins and children have thrown en suite, an attractive ar-
retumed from Dublin, when they rangement of roses and gladioli in
wore called on account of the illness varying shades of pink forming the
of Mrs. Bivin'* mother, Mr. Bivins decorations. At one end of the long
went down ant. brought them home living room, extending across the
In his automobile. Mrs. Bivins left w *dth of the house, an altar was
her mother better. , farmed of palms and ferns, intcr-
Miss Leni Moore and Miss Bessie 8per8ed wi ' h floor standards filled
Bland will leave Sunday for Atlanta with long-rlemmed pink radiance
where they will visit the spring mili- roscff -
ncry displays from the Eastern and 1° the dining room, where the wed-
Westem markets and make their so- ding breakfast was served, the lace-
lections from the very latest to be covered table was centered with a
had in millinery and novelties, for ‘graceful silver basket filled with the
The Hat Shoppe. same lovely blossoms, silver blossoms,
Mr. Linton NenHon. Frigidaire silver candlesticks holding tall pink
expert with R. W. Hatcher Hard- taper*, flanked either side of the
ware Co., is attending the regional centerpiece.
convention cf Frigidaire men in At There were no attendants, tr.c
lanta this week. The exhibit at this beautiful young bride entering with
invention covers all of the latest im- her futher. Mr. R. H. Robinson, who
provements in electrical refrigera- gave her in marriage. She was rndi-
tion brought by General Motors Cor- antly lovely, wearing a smart going-
poration. ' away costume developed in two
Messes Janie Binford and Susie shades of gray, which was especially
Bass will leave within the next few becoming to her gray eyes, fair col-
days for New York. Where they go or *ng and golden brown hair. A mod
eled the spring and summer isb close-fitting gray felt hat
goods for the dry goods
at him, and wa.ching his activities
would ever dream that on his nos
bhthday l.v will he eighty years ol<
Mr. Vinson waiks erect, with
firm tep, and moves with life and
vigor. He makes his ho
city, but is up early every morning
and leaves for his farm, nine or t
miles south of the city, where
spends the day directing and super
intending its operation. He docs it
successfully for h-.' harvests a "ood |
crop. On Sundays he attends the
Men’s Bible Class at the Mcthodst
Sunday School, and the chui'teh ser
vices.
Mr. Vnson was
farm, and has a strong and robust
constitution. Years ago when he was
a young man and lived in the eastern
section of the county, he awoke on«
night, and found a negio man in his
room. He ji mped from his bed, at
tacked the negro, and over powered
and tied him; brought him to the
city next morning and tu
the sheriff.
Hinson has raised a large
family of children, and all of them
honor to him, for they have
gone out in the world and made
Fuccess of life.
Monday, January 28th. was the j
anniversary of Lie birthday of Dr. J. J
K. Kidd. Dr. K’dH is native born,
and his life has been filled with husi- j
r.ess activities, both in a private and ;
public way. He graduated from G. j
* n captain and n few years j
afterwards went in the drug business;
which he operated successfully until I
a few years ago, when he retired and '
__ established another business, which j
ot'Mr. pl«xdthi- bridal "xnsomic,' her flw-] s0,d ; He “ » dircctdr i
Genuine Arisiook County,
Maine, Seed Potatoes
Red Bliss and Irish Cobblers
50c. per Peck
SPECIAL PRICE ON SACK LOTS
I Pr. Geor
e H. Green and Mr.
spent Tuesday in /
and a vice-president of the Milledgc-
ville Banking Compnay, and ha« busi
ness interests which keep him busy.
~ deeply interested in the nd-
Thf friends of Mr. Floyd Wynn j models in dresses, coat suits, ready- for » motor trip through Fioridu. hbfirid'and ^udstatice*^*^*' nnd * cnds
r~ “ **■ "• ■
. Bell. Both are experienced
the dry goods business having been
with Mr. Bell’s store a number of
years. They will select the latest
i being a corsage bouquet of gard-
nias and valley lilies.
Immediately following the
iwny Mr. Sanford and his bride left
be clad to learn of his convalesc- j io-wcar, etc. They visited the mark- They will bi
of several weeks. e ts the past fall. at their apartment on St. Charles
MAGICIAN AT G. S. C. W. T* The bride is the only daughter of
. and Mrs. L C. McCalla and
ren of Greenville, S. C., air» the
» of Dr. and Mrs. J. I. Garrard.
| Mrs. W. M. Harrell, of Pelham, is
*r mother. Mrs. S. G. W.
liadm. who has been ill the past sev-
1 weeks.
Mrs. Edwin Bowden and little son.
I Fort Screven, Ga., are spending
?ral days with Bowden’s mother,
i T. K. Myrick.
In. W. B. McKinnon had as her
.•« on Friday evening at dinner,
and Mrs. Heindel Mobley and
and Mrs. John W. Mobley.
| Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Jones and Miss
'.a Frederickson attended the
; Rio Rita in Macon last Satur-
|Mr ar.d Mr-. Cason Black and Mrs.
1- Curry witnessed the perform
ed Rio Riia in Macon Saturday
[Mr Snead Gibson of Miami, spent
“' ral day« of this week in Millodgc-
the ruut of his sister. Mrs.
• Bivins.
| Mr. Winfred Wynn, who is a stud-
at Emory, spent hte past week-
1 at home with hi* parents. Dr.
1 W. T. Wynn.
tfr - Hany Jay. head of the Jay
fcrtment stores with headquarters
Gainesville, spent last Tuesday
the dty.
| M - William Moran, a student at
tiirpe University, spent the
‘•i-t-nd at home with his mother,
<■ Annie Moran.
tile upbuild
ing of the city. He served a num
ber of years as an alderman of the
city and as a trustee of G. M. C. He
a member of the Board of Stewards
of the Methodist church
and takes a great interest in its prog-
Wc have another shipment of that Delicious Mincement. The
Old Fashioned kind that makes you want more.
FRESH VEGETABLES EVERY DAY
Tomatoes, Lettuce, Celery, Cauliflower, Spinach, Turnips with
tops. Green Cabbage, Carrots, etc.
Still selling Indian River Oranges and Grapefruit at special
preies.
We arc having lots of compliments on both quality and price.
BELL GROCERY CO.
263—PHONES—498
CABBAGE PLANTS
I have thousands of very best cabbage plants grown from best
seed. At 15 cents per hundred. I am also taking orders for
the Wannamaker Cleveland Big Boll Cotton. These seed direct
from W. W. Wannamaker the original breeder.
You will find only about forty percent good seed in every bushel
of seed grown here last year. It will pay to sell these and buy
the best.
J. A. HORNE
ltl > M-. and Mr,
Harry Bone.
SATURDAY NIGHT Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Robinaon,, who '
Frye and Company will present an Formerly made their heme in St. |
evening of magic, melody, mirth and l* 011 *** Mo. Since coming to Atlanta
mystery here on Saturday Feb. 2, 1 to reside she has been a charming and ...... „ . . .,
8:30 at G. S. C. W. P°Pular addition to the younger social , Th '‘ L : n,on Rc '°f dcr J0,n8 h,fi
This Company is headed by Mr con: ' n R cnt and bas endeared herself nen f *" ‘■‘ on IT r « tu ations, and ex-
Jn “ company is neaacq i.j .nr. , ■ , , ... . tends its best wishes for many happy
William Eugene Frye, well-known to J u,dc i cl . rd f of fnends who W " 1 , be ' rctu rnh of the ciav
magician and illusionist, \rho has been j * ntorestcd ,n her marriage. Receiv-
thrilling, myxtifyinc and daliehting I '" g h ' r *' ar ' y trainin ‘ ! St - Louis ' I . „ ... ,, .. . .. ;
audiences in xU paxu, of the ^ LUoZ "«c Z Z<Z
States for the past ten years. As-. 11 cuiiegi. i . .. , . .
... ,, _ . Mr Q nnfn ,j ; ,L „ . T1 sixth anniversary of thsir marriage,
sisting Mr. Frye will be Miss Leah | Mr - Sanford is the son of Mrs. D.. . wnrrM
Miles, pianist, sacophonist and so- J * 5 '- Sanford and the late Mr. Sanford,
The musical feature of the ‘ of Milledgeville. His only sist
Safety Deposit Boxes
We have just installed a number of Safety Deposit Boxes that
are now ready for rent. These boxes are made of the finest
steel construction doubly insuring the safety of your valuables.
Make application for one of these boxes at once as there is i
limited number.
'HE MERCHANTS & FARMERS BANK
lations and best wishes
prano. The musical feature of the * °* Milledgeville. His only sister is ... .. . „„„„
program is an attractive addition to Mara Sanford, of Atlanta. A! D - . ' .
the most unusual entertainment' RTaduate of both the Georgia Military,_ , , C *,. * ‘
most unusual entertainment! praduate of both the Georgia Military 1nKrt . . .
which is offered by Mr. Frye. college and the Georgia Sehool of j “ bon!d “" d « d , p ‘“ ld
* 3 ! , . . . ! through the sunshine and shadows to-
The program includes the m °stj . . 1 nli,, S .s lif f tjf* 1 ritv" aether, each performing the duties
mystifying illusions from the field c J*' a " d . . of life ll ”‘ cume l » th -m fuitlifullv
of moflem magic. Birds snared in f ” ° f '. h «>> Sl «™» „nd well. They can look backward
the heads of the .«d|.lf»*!~£ k. also holds memberah.p ^ # ^ ^ , pen ,
and look forward to the years that
remain for them with cheerful and
happy anticipation of being sustain! d
by a kind and loving providence.
i the same i
i the Atla:
Athletic club, the Ea:
the spirit slater, -.he disappearing l Li,ke club and the Shrine,
ring, the wonder screen, the vanish-' He •» I'ccsent connected with the
inr doves, the mysterious sunshade, X B - McCr *ry Construction company
the mathematical clock, cooking by “ nd is ! >romi!K '-.t nmong the civil en-
radio, a lunch prepared from thin; pincers of ,lie state,
aii. the production of twelve rinj
ing alarm clocks from a silk ha*, ar
other stunt-; will keej> you amused
Dr. G. A. L-iwr
MISS FLORIDE ALLEN HOSTESS
Mis* Floride Allen entertained at
seven tables of bridge on las'. Friday
MISS DOROTHY THAXTON WILL 1 c venins in honor of Mrs. N. S. Turn- _ ^
TEACH III NORTH CAROLINA j er ® f Covington, the guest of Miss .
. —, , „ _ .. I Kate Thrash.
Miss Dorothy Thaxton left Friday i ~ spent
for Winston-Salem, N. C„ where she, J" ’ P *T’ 'T* /“ *7
will teach. Thursday evening her!° PI; " t0 . * nd P 'P® n '* d a A SKETCH OF THE LIFE OF
sister. Miss Frances Thaxton inter- °*. p ea ' an 8cene ‘ bpnn|r OSCAR WHILDF.N WRITTEN
........ . . . . era in bowls and vases were used in, „
amed at bridge in her honor, the deconition There appeared in a recent issue
guests being Major and Mrs. Sam j * . of the Item-Tribune, a newspaper in
Whatley, Misses Alice and Virginiai *,„ f £_?!** pr , P "'New Orleans, a sketch of the life of
*?ed n birt i-
luy anniversny Saturday. Di. Law
rence in mentioning the fact in the
irescnce of two or three friends also
lated his age. He bears up under
ds years well, as he stands and walks
rect with an elastic step. May he
eral more birthdays with ub.
McCraw, Elizabeth Fraley and Right- ¥ ntcd My , a -J Urn " “ nd MrS ' Ch “ S L ' 1 Mr. Oscar Whilder. from the pen of
an e™,- ti.tiw. it-rf.. i . •-Moore and Mrs. Otto Conn were pre-,_. ,— ... .. .. *
February Is at Our Door
AND WITH IT COMES THE THOUGHT OF GARDEN
PREPARATION
Begin now to plan your garden and poultry yards. Let us help
you—
WE HAVE—Garden Fence—Poultry Netting. Reliable Seeds of
all kinds. Every variety of tool you need.
GET AN EARLY START WITH V1G0R0
The wonderful plant food for vegetables and flowers—It gives
them quick vigorous growth which insures a greater yield of
better quality—Let us send up your garden equipment today—
R. W. HATCHER HARDWARE COMPANY
Wholesale and Retail
‘ nrn Emory For the past week-
viatmg r.is ,; arpnt8> Mr . ani j
L L G ‘ k^'renec.
■nurt- tRd ( "^ r '‘ Callahan and
| • of Pokomoke, Md., are visit-
mother ’ Mrs ‘ M *
• Magjno Cook spent the past
7,visiting her sons
a, «i Robert Cook nnd
|j( r 1, I:d ’™'d Duvis.
fe, m Bhiiu came down
P ’22 ”0 ta . s'-udent
K„d to spend th *
r. hlS pnro "t«. Mr. and
^ ‘wner Birins.
liijftj acirf l , ° n ritppl ‘ nod to a very
i»tinz f i' n a * cvv da > s ago while
«fen.. and br °ke her arm, but
' as Cf »uld be cxpect-
‘ Carlisle Giles and
: nd Mr. Sam Bland
‘■'cning i n Macon
>p <i*'d the musical
Brown, Majors Durham and Cren
shaw, Messrs A. I. Butts, Jr., and
Goo B. Moore.
Proceeding the game a delightful
dinner was served.
Miss Th tax ton is one of Milledge-
ville's brightest and most talented
young women, and has just received
her degree from G. S. C. W.
Otto Conn
sented top
ments were served at the conclusion
of the games.
• n • . Thomas Erring Dabney. ,» muni, i
pr,zer. Refrert-1 jntcrratin(5 and will corricd in fuI1 1 MRS. H. F. McCOY PASSES
I :V
v“'* s ‘«niey ap,
pent several
> L'u “V", Attar,ta - attend-
‘ miif-—' “ f lhl ' ■ending whole-
H thl! Unit * d
■» «—» mod-
* pri n»r and
MRS. EDWIN ALLEN EN1ER-
TAINS AT LUNCHEON
Mrs. Edwin Allen was hostess at
a bridge luncheon on Saturday in
honor of Mrs. N. S. Turner of Cov
ington. 1
The guest included Mrs. Turner,
Mrs. Edwin Bowden, of Fort Screven,
RED CROSS APPEAL
To those who arc interested
charitable organization found under dera Munra!
the Red Cross we make the following Mi „ Pau , in| , SnI|( . c of Louiavil]c Ky „
“ ppeal - ! Mira Kate Thrash. Mss Floride Allen
The Closet Committee is expected Ml , Da ,„„ n A |, cn .
to have things to be used in the sick
room ns well as clothing and shoes. MRS BRADFORD ENTERTAINS
We are soliciting sheets, pillow at BRIDGE
cases, lowelf, bed covering, gowns. Mrs. H W. Bradford was hoste-v
pajama®, night shirts, children’s on ] afi t Saturday afternono to a num-
sleeping garments, bath robes, ki- her of her frin?ds at bridge at her
monas, and such things as are neces- home at the State Sanitarium,
sary in the sick room. These arc The guests were sealed in the liv-
not to be given in all cases only loan i np room where early spring flow-
during; the iNnes* and returned so C rs were gracefully arranged in large
they may be ready for the next call, vases. Delicious refreshments were
Clothing and shoes will be gladly rc- served at thcrconclusion of the games.
<yedved.fi 7
Contributions may be sent to ehh- a host of fascinating styles fea-
er of the following: luring the clever new brims, now so
Mrs. Jon Hutchinson, 192 S. Jeffer- fashionable—Miss Leni Moore, The
Street, Mrs. Harry Jennings, Hat Shoppe.
rammer hats. Her West Montgomery Street.
by the Union Recorder next week.
Mr. Wilder is at the head of the
Lousinnn Delta Cattle Company, and
an exporter o£ cattle, mules and
horses. He has become a leading
figure in New Orleans.
The sketch is interestingly written
and will be read with interest here.
BOOKS OPEN FOR RETURN
OF TAXABLE PROPERTY
The books for the rptum of tax
able property for State and County
are now open at the office occupied
by the Tax Collector. Return your
property as early as possible.
BRISCOE WALL.
Tax Receiver B. C.
We are buying Sweel
paying cash for -ame. \
ing 55 ct«. per Ik. butter
before bringing in—
HARDWARE CO.
BOSTON CAFE
—Where Everybody Eata—
Tiy Our Home Cooking
Saturday February 2nd.
tag day
Dainty Fresh Oysters
AFTER BRIEF ILLNESS
Mn. H. F. McCoy died Friday
January 11th, after an uttack of
pneumonia following the flu, Mrs.
McCoy last illness was about nine
days duration.
The fun'-ral services were conduct
ed Sunday mronlng January 13th, by
Rev. J. F. McCluney and the burial
was at Black Springs cemetery in
Baldwin. Mrs. McCoy was sixty-five
years of age and was a native of
Baldwin county, she came to Wiik-
son eight years ago. She was a mem
ber of the ML Pleasant Baptist
church for many years.
Mrs. McCoy is survived by her hus
band, Mr. H. F. McCoy and five sons,
W. T. McCoy, J. J. McCoy, Sham-
bery McCoy, Guy McCoy, Rob Lee
McCoy all of Wilkinson county, and
Mrs. E. P. Sniuer of Baldwin and
Mrs. J. T Vinson, Mrs. A. \V. Switzer,
of Midway and Mrs. R. I. Adams of
Baldwin.
Its very new to wear
brim—Miss Leni Moor<
Shoppe.
JUDGE PARK NAMES BOARD OF
REGISTRARS
In an order issued last Friday
Judge Ja..ies B. Park named Cason
Black, Frank Bell and Jere Moore as
the Board of Registrars for the coun
ty.
Mr. Black and Mr. Moore were
named to succeed themselves, Mr. Bell
was named a new member succeed
ing CapL Win. Rice whose health
would not permit his remaining on
the board.
The Board was in session this week
getting the voters lists ready for
Fridays election.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our friends and
relatives for their kindness and symp-
thy shown us during the recent death
of our sister and aunt Miss Sug Boy
er, and also for th? beautiful foral
offerings.
IDA BOYER AND SISTERS W.
C. BOYER. l
The new Gage and Fish Hats are
now on display at The Hat Shoppe
Miss Leni Moore.
FOR RENT—Hsaw on S. Wayne
Street and three roonu in mv home CAFE, where i
furniahed or unfisralaWd. Mrs. E. Tricolator, who
P. Lane. ccffce.
inta good coffee.
at the BOSTON
i made by the new