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UNION RECORDER, M1LLEDGEVIIXE, CA, MARCH 21, 1929 :ial VAUGHANNEWCOMER Prof, and Mrs. O. A. Thaxton •ere visitors to Dublin Sunday. M,.* Ruth Bruner of Savannah is Mr. Julius Holt came home from hi ‘ t . ui . st 0 f Mrs. C. E. McWhorter. ■ Atlanta and spent Sunday. M. Harrell, of Pelham,! Dr. C. R. Youmans v r«iu<l nrr mother, Mrs. S. G. W.' S Gfatdin several ilnys of the past week. I Miss Minnie Rcews Vaughn, of Augusta, and Mr. Harry Edward Newcomer, of Milledgcviilc, were united in marriage Sunday, March 24th. The ceremony was perform ed at the home of the bride’s brother, Mr. Emmett E. Vaughan, 1015 Adrian street in Augusta. The bridal couple were unattended, but little Rozzie Lee Vaughan carried the ring in a lilly. Miss Arvonia Syemorr played the wedding march. The bride, who is of the blonde type, becomingly gowned in blue blonde accessories, and carried Mn Mr. William Proctor of Macon is nd Mrs. Ed Bell of Macon visiting her mother, Mrs. Sam Cook. . ; h t . past week-end with Mr. j • • • . parents in this city. | Mias Gillie Hutchings spent Sun- • * * | day in Atlanta. r . and Mrs. W. A Bostick an- • * .* i..-« the birth of a baby daughter. Misses Attie and Buena Gladin « Ann * | were the guests of their aunt, Mrs. , Etila Stanley, the past week-end. ... f. H. Harding has returnedi * * • , - visit to relatives in Camden, Messrs Harris Hutchings and Moody Atchison spent Sunday in • * * | Augusta. r. and Mrs. J. W. Parker an-. * • * ;no birth of a daughter, j Mr. James A. Watkins, of Carters- i h -o. I ville, spent Saturday and Sunday in • • * ! the city. r an d Mrs. T. J. Finney and t • • • . daughter of Gordon, visited the, Mrs. Ross Boyer and Mrs. Emory h.-t Friday. j Goggins and children spent Sunday visitor to hoquet of pink carnations tied with pink tulle. Those from out of Augusta, at tending the wedding were: Mr. and •Mrs. fj. H. Newcomer, father and mother of the groom: his brother, Mr. Kenneth Newcomer, sister, Mrs. Balsey and her two daughters, all of Pittsburg, Penn.; sister of the bride, Mrs. I. C. Alsobrook and threi sons of Jacksonville, Fla., and Mis Velma Alsobrook, of Atlanta. Immediately after the wedding breakfast which was served at twelve j o’clock, Mr. and Mrs. Newcomer left The Augusta for their home in this city, j Baldw After their arrival they were enter- MRS. LEON CALLAWAY ENTER TAINS BRIDGE CLUB Mrs. Leon Callaway entertained on Friday afternoon the members of her bridge club at a delightful party at her home on the hill. The tables were arranged in the living room which was beautifully decorated in spring flowers. Mrs. Conn was uwarded top score prize for the afternoons play. Delicious refreshments were served. MRS. DAWSON ALLEN HOSTESS Mrs. H. D. Allen, Jr., entertained on Monday afternoon at two tables of bridge complimenting Miss Mae Asbury of Atlanta who is the guest of Mrs. Jere Moore. Vari-colored spring flowers adorn ed the living room where the games were played. A delicious iced course was served at the conclusion of the AUXILIARY OF MEDICAL ASSOCIATION TO MEET the Woman’s Auxiliary to i county Medical Association et on the second Wednesday tained nt dinner by Mrs. W. A. Mn»-| April 10th. insteu.l of the first Wed sey, who is a cousin of the bride. ; nd Mrs. R. M. Cabell ofj ton Virginia, will arrive ir v Friday to viit Mrs. Cabell’s . Mr. and Mrs. Briscoe Wall. and Mrs. Sydney White of shorn. Virginia, will arrive v Monday to visit Mrs. White . Mr. and Mrs. Briscoe Wall. Eula Stanley spent. Friday j, where she selected an e ir.<- of hs.ts for Easter and Mr-. W. P. Williamson and Miss Fannie Williamson are visiting the familv of Mr. Geo. L. Williamson Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Britt and tw*> little daughters, Josephine and |Tr.f Ruth, spent the week-end , in Griffin. Mrs. W*. H. Grimes has returned t« her home at Elkton, Fla., after vi«it to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Cook. Hr. and Mrs. T. H. Clark have turned from an extended stay at Furt Mode, Fla. Their friends rhd to -to them back. At- M *. W. A. Cook was called Knt. Tuesday on account of the ill. f her sister, Mrs. Lizzie God- ■ lerome Babb is spending tesday in Atlanta where she is a special purchase of dresses sa’s for Easter. Mrs. E. W. Veal, of Jack- lb-. Fla., spent the past week their parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. 1 and Mrs. O. F. Veal, Mi V.-al and Miss Ethel Veal wer -"“> 5 of Mr. and Mrs. J. » :r< -' ••>• in Eatonton last Sunday. ,,r T. T. Elliott of Stathten ..- m ! N - ' was the guest of Mrs ■ Alien for several days of this i . 1,1 Past week. Mrs. Elliott I j ' • "ibered here as Miss Ellen • - ,n <l Mrs. J. W. Lord, of Pel- I i*' re wce k-end guests of J'- \i 1 " rs ' George Carpenter. Mr. ,k ' k°rd are the parents of r ‘- Carpenter. 1 b' members of the Sewing Circle T- , i. ' vera ^ hours most pleasantly M-. u afternoon at the home of .. r . a her Brown. Mrs. BrowT. delicious refreshments. f, r ; *‘ as Finney came up from }), in '* R P® n t Friday in the city. tel da*** 1 * "’ ithin the n ° Xt Week ur , t ogo to Atlanta to make I i G - ' ’ C-.Henderson was called ’ f the l 6 *!! 0 ’ Tuea,,ay °n account ; f „ w ' j, h of hl? r uncle, Mr. W. A. "as sheriff of Hall coun- it'd' ^ entk Was fi udden and Ivy. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Ailagood and children spent the week-end in Dub lin with relatives. Mrs. F. I). Badger and children, Cynthia and Frederick, are visiting relatives in Machin and Monticello. Mrs. L. A. Hhaw of Tifton, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Jackson and family. Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Brake an nounce the birth of a fine baby girl, March 19. Mrs. R. F. Enslein and son, Bobbie, and Mrs. Mamie Harper, of Macon, are visiting Misses Mabry and Annie Mr. J. F. Bell has been ill this week, and was carried from his home to the city hospital. His friends are glad to learn that he is improving. Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Edwards; II Misses Inu and Doris Ricketts and II Gwendolyn Edwards spent Sunday B at Shady Dale. Miss Callie Cook is at home from Wesleyan spending the Easter holi days with he rmother, Mrs. Sam I Cook. Mrs. John Osborn and little son, have returned to their home in Baltl- •after a visit to Mrs. Osborn’s mother, Mrs. J. B. Holt. Geo. W. Griner has return ed from Atlanta, where she under went an operation at the Georgia Baptist Hospital. Her health has greatly improved. Mr. H .E. Montague, of Atlanta, representing the State organization of the Y. M. C. A., was in the city short while Wednesday. He was interested in a state wide campaign the Y. M. C. A., which is soon to commence. John, the young son of Rev. John F. Yarbrough, is convalescing after an acute attack of appendicitis. He was ill for several days and his father was called home from Augusta where he was assisting in revival services. A consultation of physi cians deemed that an operation would not be necessary at this time. Mr. Newcomer is connected the Electrik Maid Bake Shop, and has made a fine impression upon all who have met him since he came to the city. The bride is a daughter of the late Mr. Emmett Vaughn, who left this city when a young man and went to Augusta to live. She is a sweet ami attractive young lady and was popu lar with a large circle of friends in Augusta. Mr. and Mrs. Newcomer are making their home in apartments at the residence of Mr.-. S. J. Stembridge in West End. •r style and all that is correct woman’s head dress for Spri MISS LEN1 MOORE, The t Shoppe. Fresh Fish Friday and Saturday t CHANDLER BROS. •day. Mrs. C. C. Hinton, Stat« President will he at this meeting, j MRS. H. D. ALLEN, SR., Pres. MISS HORSBRUGH TO ENTER- TAIN SATURDAY Miss Beatrice Ilorsbrugh will enter tain on Saturday afternoon at a Tea in honor of Miss Olga Sapio, who is her gues-t this week. The pupils of Miss Ilorsbrugh and the members of the College Orches tra will be special guests being in vited to meet Miss Supio. The entertainment will lie held at the home of Mrs. David Ferguson where Miss Ilorsbrugh lives. nd Noveltie nee CHANDLER BROS. Delicious! Our cakes are delicious—made of the purest ma terials in our clean, up to date kitchen. They are also ECONOMICAL—the best pie, cake and bread values in town arc to be found in our Q superior bakery. Our cakes make a meal an event. Give us a trial. s Electrik Maid Bake Shop No. 587 g Owned and operated by Milledgeville citizens. || Home of Everything Good That’s Baked. U “Taste the Difference” jj .,£>* Hini, » attended the ■ f , , ‘ "' k ailion in Atlanta I >k e «... * ” n ' Sotur ‘ l »y. While there * Of the honor guest at a »y the Atlanta "nu-r. r?: y the AtI ' _!Vh . t ‘ Ua . to the different «u- tkl n . ,np 11,0 convention. j f Ifn. ■ La nd song was sang. Mrs. H. D. Allen was hostess on Saturday afternoon at a tea from four to six in honor of Mrs. J. T. Ellett of Statham Island who is her guest this week. Mrs. Allen, Mrs. EUctt, Mrs. C. L. Moore und Miss Floride Allen met the guests in the drawing mom. At an appointed table presided ove- by Mrs. James B. Tait tea was poured. The table had a handsome lace cov er with a silver vase filled with gorgeous spring flowers forming the cen.cr piece. Unshaded tapers in silver candle sticks were on either Mrs. Dawson Allen. Mrs. Edwin Allen. Mrs. Jere Moore, Misses Frances Hines. Mac Asbury and Florence Cole assisted in serving the guests. More than fifty guests call ed during the afternoon. See oar Pre-E*e«er specials—the quality is the best—the prices the lowest Mi:S LENI MOORE, The hat • rf” 1 Baseball Friday, March 30 THE OPENING GAME OF THE SEASON G. M. C. V». MADISON A. & M. GAME CALLED 3:30-DAVENPORT FIELD Admission 25c and 50c Potato and Cabbage Plants Im proved Porti Rican Potato Plants $2.00 per thousand, F. 0. B. Baxley, Ga.—Cabbage Plants $1.00 per M., Prepaid. Strong —healthy plants—Mail Orders filled promptly— Smith Bros. Plant Company Baxley, Georpa YOU ARE C0RMALLY INVITED TO ATTEND ’ A DEMONSTRATION OF Armour Star Ham Saturday, March 30 FREE!! ONE LARGE GLASS MIXING BOWL WITH EACH PURCHASE OF TWO PACKAGES OF PILBURYS CAKE FLOUR WE HAVE A FINE ASSORTMENT OF FRESH VEGETABLES FRESH EVERY DAY. SEE OUR WINDOWS BELL GROCERY CO. 263—PHONES—498 YOUR CONFIDENCE IS APPRECIATED It is upon your confidence that our business is budt—your confi dence that you will be given a square deal in a Rogers store— confidence that you will find the quality of our merchandise as represented—and that ample stocks are always in Rogers stores for your selection. CHOICE EVAPORATED Peaches 2 lbs OUR CHOICE PEAS No. 2 can LIBBY OR DEL MONTE FANCY SLICED Pineapple No. 2 1-2 can 25c SAUER’S LEMON OR VANILLA Extracts 2 No. 2 Bot» 25c ROGERS’ "HOT-CUP" COFFEE lb. 29c GOLD LABEL COFFEE , an 49c OCTAGON WASHING POWDERS 3 pkgs. 11c Corn Roger’s Sugar, No.2 can 15c Gelatire Royal Fruit Pkg 9c CLIQUOT CLUB ~~ Ginger Ale Pale rc£ ol £r t i c 17c LIBBY’S OR DEL MONTE Asparagus Tips 31c Lima Beans °N^ p, n 13k RICE Good Quality, 5Lbs25c EASTER EGGS LARGE SIZE IOC DOZ, MEDIUM 5C DOZ IN OUR MARKET WHERE QUALITY IS A CERTAINTY Fresh Fish VirBinia c? e 0 d ; k ^ Lb 10c Salt Meat sIIIak r oxIan Lb 17k Lard o^Tu^cTLard lb 15c OurOwn Sliced *>Q_ No Rind - lb. OR PURE HOG Banquet Bacon QUALITY—KEF, PORK, VEAL AND LAMB. .*«« Hka tha bk, Mtflt Ballard’. OfcaU«k Haar. Plata ar . canpUt. I La. a taadlM ha> S * l, '* Uto «’ aald aa a aaaaa, Each la Aa lataM tfAmm I If paa a™ aa, ada, . Tfca Ha,|i, •*» aa,? ,aa aaa hay a aalr at