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UNION RECORDER. MILLEDCEVILLE. GA, FEBRUARY 7, ll»
BLOODWORTH DISTRICT NEWS
Giles is visiting Macon,
j, hn Riley is visiting friends
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Granadi —.
visiting their daughter, Mrs. Nelson j“
at Lake Wales, Fla.
^)| ELLISON-DUNHAM WEDDING
' ANNOUNCED
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. J. Carrington,
Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Ellison, form- ^ritcd their daughter, Miss Francis
erly of this city, but now of St. Carringt..:i at G. S. C. W., Saturday
. Petersburg. Fla., have announced the aftcrno
! :r.airiage of their daughter Helen,! Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Stevens, has re-;
I Va., to J. Leighton Dunham. The' turned from their wedding trip to :
marriage was solemnized by he Rev. Nashville. Tcnn., and are at home
5^] j I. C. Jenkins, pastor of the First with Mr. Steven’s parent*, Mr. and
Methodist church at the parsonage in Mrs. J. T. Stevens at Mclnty
February 2nd. ( Miss Ruth Davis of Milledgeville,
Mr. Cecil Argo went to Macon
Tuesday on account of the death of
urin of Mr. R. G. Argo.
Moore spent the week-
Mrs. hd A-hon and little son spent
,, , . and Saturday in Macon
Ur . aJ1 d Mrs. D. M. Rogers and
, • daughter spent Sunday in Cov-
. with relatives.
rapt, and Mrs. Jake Zellars of Ma-
„ were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Hvtndel Mobley Friday evening.
y l( . s Helen Carnes, of Macon, hns
n- umed home after a visit of
•■nl day* to Miss Floride Allen.
Mr--. O. R. IV'nahoe has returned to
n*r home in St. Augustine, Fla., af-
•fr a visit to her sister, Mrs. Ed
Dr. and Mr.*. W. T. Wynn atfcend-
ri the memorial exercises held in Piedmont Hospital,
inner of Sidney Lanier in Macon
Sunday.
Mrs. Dunham is n oil remembered ! spent the week-end with her parent^
in Milledgeville, where her parents Mr. nnd Mrs. Jnsh Davis,
made their former home.
Mr. Dunham is connected with the
Frank & Melvin Co., of St. Peters
burg, where he went from Charlotte,
N. C.
Bro. Dupree of Toomsboro, Ga.,
Macc
Mr. Lamur Crutchfield, of Macon,
spent several days this week with hL
parent*, Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Crutch-
field.
. Cecil Argo spent Saturday and
Sunday in Macon, whi ; she was call- M , ss RACH EL KNIGHT BECOMES yil!ad W “ "Titular anointment
account of the illness of her
gjfter . THE BRIDE OF MR. LESTER W.
• • • MOON
Miss Jimmie Evans hns resigned as
bookkeep of the Singer Sewing Ma- (Jacksonville, Fla., Time* Union.)
chine Co., and has accepted another Characterized by beauty and im
position. She will continue to make plicity ..„s the wedding of Miss
her home in Milledgeville. Rachael Warthen Knight, daughter
* * * - °f Mrs. W. L. Knight, formerly of '
... t . ... _ , I. . * w popular young lady of 1G, and Ti
The relatives from a distance at- Milledgeville, Ga., and Mr. Lester »Y.
tending the funeral of Mrs. C. R. Moon of Jacksonville, which was
Harper were: Capt an dMrs. Geo. W. solemnized at 4 o'clock Sunday uftcr-
Griner, of Fort Moultrie, S. C.; Chas. noon, January 20, at the Spring-
B. Griner, of Jacksonville, Fla.; Mr. field Methodist church.
donii Baptist church Saturday and I
Sunday. A large crowd was present j
at hoth services.
The sympathy of the entire com- j
munily goes out to the family of Mr.!
and Mrs. John Bolton, in their sick
ness rnd recent breavement in the
of their two children Ethel a very
nnd Mrs. R. F. Ennslinc and
Mamie Harper of Macon
performed by
very promising and popular young
man of 20. Their dea'.h occuring
about 10 days apart. Mr. Bolton
is still seriously ill. with pneumonia.
Mias Leonia Smith, a popular high
school student of ML Carmel, hns
criously ill with flu and pneu
monia.
Miss Louise Golden has returned
from Fla., having spent several
s* the guest of her
Rev. and Mr-. James Ivey announce
the birth of a tine baby boy on Jan
uary 22nd. He has bec-n named
Janes. Jr.
Mrs. J. R. Stiles has returned home
after spending several weeks with
Mr. C. F. Stiles in Union, S. C., dur
ing which time she had and attack of
The ceremony
Dr. L. D. Lowe in the presence of ^ ePn
* • * relatives and friends of the contract-
Miss Louise Humphrey, of this city >ng parties,
and Miss Ludwina Garrett, of Sparta, The interior of the church was dec-
have completed their studies for their orated effectively with ferns and mon *h s there
B. S. degree in Home Economics at southern smilnx. A background of f) j s | cr ’
G. S. C. W. and left Sunday for At- greemry banked the chance] against «.* ™ . . ... . . . •
Uihia to toko a course In Dietetic nt which placed tail ca.hcdcai condo- , boot , birt , of £ * ^
iabra boldiny pink lighted topers Rirls at , birtbd , at tbc
P ’ K Homo of h-r mo her, Mr*. Richard
art, ^ t Hudron last Wednesday nighL Music,
games nnl proms were enjoyed. A
delicious snlnd course was served,
assisting Miss Hudson in entertaining
her guest her mother and Miss Geor
gia Cunningham.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Council have
Genuine Aristook County,
Maine, Sefed Potatoes
Red Bliss and Irish Cobblers
50c. per Peck
SPECIAL PRICE ON SACK LOTS
Wc have another shipment of that Delicious Mincemeat The
Old Fashioned kind that makes you want more.
FRESH VEGETABLES EVERY DAY
Tomatoes, Lettuce, Celery. Cauliflower, Spinach, Turnips with
tops. Green Cabbage, Carrots, v etc.
Still selling Indian River Oranges and Grapefruit at special
preies.
We are having lots of compliments on both quality and price.
BELL GROCERY CO.
263—PHONES—498
The
Miss Allic Stevenson of Raymond, ioli and calla lillics added
-arrived in Milledgeville Saturday note to the decorative ache:
evpning where she will attend thi? chancel rail, before which the
semester at G. S. C. W., pursuing mony was performed, was gracefully
the course leading to the B. S. de- entwined with lacy fern,
gree. She was the week-end guest As the hour drew near for the cerc-
of Miss Eunice Barnes at her home mony, Miss Madge Johnson rendered
the Union Point community.
Msi
appropriate musical selections. Indian fnsta „ ed a Delco , {pht plunt in , heir
Dawn was played while the guests b „ aut j fu i CMin *ry home at Mt. Car-
Mr. J. C. S‘.ile« and son together
with Miss Lucile Dowman, motored
dow* from Tofcoa, -and spent the day
>nd night with Mr. and Mrs. J. B.
Alice Ilall left Saturday for were assembling and during the
Miami, Fla., where she will teach mony To a Wild Rose was softly ren- ” jjJ. j l Smith a progressive
during the spring months. Miss Hall -irreii. Miss Vrgin,-. Coodnnw sang farm „ m ' nHnu „ to bc ,,, at his
the Miami Until and Because. The bridal chorus home near Mt. Carmel,
years and from Lohengrin was played as a pro- Mr Hubert Lord Q ‘ nd Mr Erncst
aional. Ashby visited friends in the com-
Thc ushers, Mr. A. E. Ferrell and rounity Saturday evening.
Stiles
-Mr. and Mrs. ,T. H. Whorf of At
lanta. spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs.
John H. Holloway. Mrs. Whorf will
** rempmbcrrd as Mbs Pauline Hollo
way.
Mrs. B. R. Hughes has returned to
her home in Nashville, Tenn., after
'Pending several weeks visiting her
P»*nt*. Judge and Mrs. W. H. Stem-
bridpt - ■'<&
1^- J. E. Kidd is at the Piedmont
Hospital , n Atlanta, where he is
burning treatment. His friends
B '»h for hin; speedy restoration
health.
has been a teacher
schools for the past
secured a leave of absence to get her
degree at the Georgia State College
for Women. She completed her Mr. Juliah. Rentz entered the church _ _
course of study at the college last first and were followed by the brides- qH! YOU CHEVROLET ROADSTER
week and immediately left for Miami, maid, Miss Nancy Lee Allen and the
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 Wannamakcr Cleveland Big Boll Cotton. These seed direct
from W. W. Wannamakcr 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
MISS FLORIDE ALLEN j sister of the bride. Immediately pre-
COMPL1MENTS VISITOR the bride were the little flow-
______ ( «r girls, Sarah Green, daughter of Mr.
Miss Floride Allen entertained in and Mrs - J - H - Gre « n ® nd Irm « Fer-!
honor of her week-end guest. Miss * el1, d * u * hte *.°* Mr * and Mrs - worlduuliip ckmcUnat^ai
Helen Carnes, last Friday evening at Ferre “-
WANTED. - A few good
Fresh Milch Cows.
GEO. W. HOLUNSHEAD
bridge. 1 1
The guest were seated at four
tables in the drawing room of the
beautiful Allen home and were serv
ed delicious refreshments at the con
clusion of the games.
The bride was met at the chancel
NEW SPANISH AND FRENCH
TEACHER AT G. S. C.
Seed Irish Potatoes, by each, keahel
»r peck, at MODERN GROCERY
[CO’S.
MARD1 GRAS CELEBRATION
New Orleans, La., Feb. 7-12, 1929
*• ‘ • ,T Cater, Miss Catherine
:-nd Mr. Tom Cater, Jr., of
B *P en * week-end with Mr*.
•* ‘birrs, Misses Mattie and
i, ! r *"‘ ^ ar * cs and Miss Dorothy
are visiting Tampa and Miami,
*' T,u ' v accompanied Mr. and Mrs.
by the bridegroom and’ his brother,
Mr. Walter Moon, of Tallahassee, who
acted as best man, and Mr. Carl Se-
berg, groomsman.
■ Miss Alien wore a ’becoming cm-
lion of beige georgette embroidered'
J in gold and green. Her hat, was a j
: modish spring model of Vises straw ,
* trimmed with flowers. Green acces- <
I sories completed her costume. An
’ arm of pink rosos lent a Mobil,. Al.„ FI.., Bilo.i,
chnrminir note to her ensemble. | Mi..-, P... ChH.ti.r„ Ml.,.. '
M s Knipht, mnid of honor, wore n Culfport, M...
modish gown of rose taupe georgette I
combined wi h lace. With this cos-] RATES: One and one-half of the
tuir.c she wore a becoming hat of blue lowest one-way fare for the round
and accesso- t,.^
DATES OF SALE: Feb.
*ILhai
>!lahan and'thildren in Mr.
; automobile.
an<l Mrs. J. H. Wood and
1 r ' n ’ Athens, were the week-
cuesu of Mr. and Mrs. G. C.
-nlt-y. prof. Wood is an instruc-
" ,Jr m lf:t “ ^te University.
.1. K. Kidd, Cadet John Kidd,
, Mr , Miw. E. c. Kidd nnd sons,
7 ' J ' vpr and Jsmes Kidd spent
V,'. y ; n Atlanta, visitinp Dr. J. E.
, VV H° ' s at the Piedmont Ho^
Doctor Juanita H. Floyd, new
teacher of Spanish and Frepch at the
Georgia State College for Women,
.•cd yesterday. Doctor Floyd is
a native of Kentucky, but her family
originally lived in Georgia. She has
he Ph. B. degree from the University viic'a straw. Her sho,
of Chicago and the M. A. and Ph. D. ric , w ,, rc bIlM ntld sbc carried
Columbia University. She has bouqael of p nk r0JC ,
hud graduate work _in Europe und Tbe fIowt . r pjrIs »„ rt . dainty
some of our leading colleges, and the ™ " k tttM " h rosc | « b <>n to proper officiul at destina-
coliege feels that it is fortunate to . . . „ , .. . I t,on an<1 payment of $1.00. Got
secure her 1 ^ian. 4 y l°\el> was .he bride who particulars from selling agent.
* ; "'“ 5 lunwnod in an ensemble of beige, stop-overs will be allowed at all
MRU uinriDPT rrvov rouoi I " corccltc alaboratcly trimmed in stations on both going and return
MRS. MARGARET COOK COMPLI- rare lace. Her modish hut was a trips within original or extended limit
MENTED | eiose fitting spring model appiiqued of tickets, upon application to Con-
■ ' in flower?. Beige kid slippers and ductor.
Margaret Cook was the honor harmonizing accessories lent the fin-; Mardi Gras, like Christmas, comes
guest at a dinner party at the Bold- ishing touch to her costume. Her; but once a year and offers an idcai
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0 YOt ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO ATTEM) TOE \
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^ DANCE AT TOE AMERICAN LEGION HALL FRIDAY g
fL NIGHT AT 9:00 O’CLOCK—GOOD MUSIC. PRICE OF 0
75 CTS. CHARGED FOR DANCING WHICH WILL GO TO ^
THE FUNDS OF THE LEGION MEMORIAL g
/ 0
BUILDING WILL BE HEATED. g
0
FINAL LIMIT: Feb. It. 11129.
Extension of final limit to March
Tbe- No:
Georgia Conference
; Missionary Society is in
n Cartcrsville this work. The
''f the Methodist church in
** represented by Mrs. R.
.-rtie Car’.er, of Douglas,
' l ° l ^e city from Douglas,
u eepted the position of book-
in Singer Sewing Machine
■ ' • ding Miss Jimmie Evans
to* resigned.
Leni Moore and Bessie
turned Wednesday from At-
y attended the dis-
lht ‘ , ? ad >ng wholesale railli-
;;:' r - of country, and for
’• noppe, the latest in hats
an d summer went
Hotel on last Tuesday evening, bouquet was of pink rosebuds sho'
The guest included Mrs. Mattie Biv- ered with lilies of the valley.
Mrs. Tait, Mr. and Mrs. Chas Mrs. Knight, mother of th? bride,
Whitefield, Mr. and Mrs. Jere Moore, was gowned in midnight blue crepe
end Miss Floride Allen. ; back satin worn with hat and acces-
| sories to match. She wore a should-
RED CROSS EXECUTIVE ! er corsage of pink roses and violets,
COMMITTEE WILL MEET Mrs * E - D - Moon » mother of the
______ ^ i bridegroom, wore an ensemble
Chuirman D. M. Rogers has culled f 0 "'" tran3 P arint ve,vet with ba '» n ’-
meeting of the Executive Commit- mK hat to corfespond.
tee of the Red Cross at the W. O. M. Mra * J - J»ck’ on - of the
the Men’s Bible Class at the Bap- brWc , was i» u spring model
list church nexi Friday evening at ° f ‘ aa K0>»-Kette. Her flown-
I'clock. Chairman Rogers ex- » f b “older bouquet of pink ros
poets a full meeting of the commit- 108 v *M e y*
plans of importance are to be Immediately after the ceremony
discussed und settled. : J Ir - 0,1,1 Mrs - Mo ''" Mt for a motor
trip through the state after which
AUXILLIARY WILL ENTERTAIN ‘ h: ' y "'‘"."‘“7 h ' ri! “'' d *’ lU b ® ’*
home to their friends at the Le-Etta
apartments.
LEGIONAIRES TUESDAY
NIGHT
MRS. JOHN HUTCHINSON
The Auxiliary of the American 1 ENTERTAINS BRIDGE CLUB
of the Millcdgc-
r.. 1,r ’ J - O. Rosser
propriitors
i w t °' an ^ l ,b .nt are both
co ”-
day. , , 01 J" 1 " friends. Jlon-
i,t ‘ ^Vr“ b ° rn - t0 Mr ’ " d
^Legion will entertain the members
and Mr. W. S. of the Legion at a Kid-Valentine
Tuesday i
*w*r rn Mr - *” <| Mrs - j.
Mrs. Jon Hutch.nson wps hostess
party next Tuesday evening a. the on Monday evening .to the regular
club room. Those planning for the meeting of her bridge club at her
entertainment are arranging an inter- home on Jefferson street,
rating program, and those who at- A dinner was served before the
tend are expected to be dressed as games began. Several guests not
children.
e invited i
•nt, s
Ud to be pres-
t than Is silhlpilail 1
opportunity to visit one or more of
the famous Gulf Coast Resorts listed
above.
For further or more complete in
formation, apply to your local ticket
agent or to the undersigned.
J. P. BILLUPS, G. P. A.
Georgia Railroad,
Atlanta, Georgia
Get Your Awning Now
Before the bright spring sun fades your hangings and floor
covering let us erect for you one of our specially prepared
Awings. They are useful and ornamental.
Just phoLe us and we will send up and make you an
estimate—No obligation to buy if our offering does not
please you.
R. W. HATCHER HARDWARE COMPANY
Wholesale and Retail
QUALITY PLUS CLOTHES
I have now (hit line of clothes
and they are all the name signi
fies. Hand Tailored, snappy, weil
trimmed and the best clothes I
hare ever seen for the price. Three
niece Suit Coat Vest and Pants
$32.50.
G. W. BARR
Merchant Tailor
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