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UNION RECORDER. MILLEDCEVILLE, GA.. MAY 2. 1922 iat "U «'SS richton brown hostess MEMORIAL DAY WAS OBSERVED I, m.„ Richton Brown hen- W]TH appropriate EXERCISES ou Saturday aftornon at a bridgi- i $»rty coiiiphmenting Miss Louisa Shiierx, of Atlanta. who wbk the at tractive week-end guisi of Min* Bess M, and Mrs. J. J. Wootten spent lw , days of the past week in Atlanta. M, Joe Andrews spent Sunday .Utah on business. Mr. Geo. Goodman, of Decatur, Monday in the city. Emmett Vaughan, who has 1*., n with her daughter, Mrs. New- c ,, m ,! ■ is visiting her son in Augusta. \l,. and Mrs. Chas J. Conn and t jspent Sunday in Covington w i:h i datives. >1, l.aura Paine King, of Atlanta, ; -. viral days of the past week a- th* .rueat of Mias Bell McMillan. Mr. Dixie du Bignon, of Atlanta, ii.nie !•> Miiledgeville and spent Me morial Day. Judge and Mrs. John A. Sibley ,.j Atlanta, announce the birth of a little laughter on Monday April 29. Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Statham visited Dr. Stathams’ parents the past week-! end in Leesburg. Mrs. F. C. Penuel and children an visiting Mrs. Penuel’a parents in Mr« Beall and Mrs. Birdie Hutch- en. hi Atlanta, spent the week-end vi-itir.c their parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. L Lawson at Hardwick. Mr. Thomas McComb and little vr '^nt the week-end with Mr. Mc- Comb’* mother, Mrs. Mark McComb ir Albany. V.: Florida Alien has returned fr.':a a visit to Atlanta, where she . guest of her sister, Miss J* ‘ir Allen. M* .i M. S. Bel! and R. M. Rogers w«': up to Forsyth Wednesday of ‘ "n-k to attend a Knight of Pjrthias gathering. Mr Dawson Allen, Jr., and young Reynolds and George, have re-, turned from a visit to Mrs. Allen’s parent.*, in Norcross. Vase* and bowls of spring flowers ive color to the living room where e games were played. At the con- usion of the series of bridge games, delicious iced course was served. The observance^ of Memorial Day, April 26th, was marked with appro priate and impressive exercises in this city. The day while not exactly an ideal one. was dear, and made it possible for the exercises to be carried out as CAPT. J. H. ENNIS LOSES AN OLD MULE Cant. .1 11 die Monday, \ thirty year*, by ('apt. ('. } Capt. Ennis, Government 'rnis had a mule to rh he had owned for he mule was bought EnnU the father of a sale by the U. S. immediately Mrs. D. A. Danner was a visi Atlanta Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Darden Anbury were MRS ALICE McCRAW COMPLI- thc guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Bell, MENTS VISITOR Jr., the past week-end. I One of the most delightful parties • • • J of the spring was a bridge luncheon Miss Louise Shivers of Atlanta, given in honor of Mrs. R. H. Hutch- spent the week-end with Miss Bess ings, of Utica, N. Y. t by Mrs. Alice Bell. | .Met'raw on last Saturday. i The guests assembled at the Miss Mae Asbury of Atlanta, spent!Baldwin hotel where u delicious Me week-end wiht Mr. and Mrs. courwj )- jnc heon was served. The Heindel Mobley. j taides were arranged in the din ; .ngl(> ! ! oom at the hotel and in the center • j Mrs. Luri Rogers and Mrs. 0. L. Itl f tuca wa „ a vase of gorgeously! .. colored spring flowers. Vases and bowls of flowers were arranged about the room adding their beauty to the impressive party. At the conclusion of the luncheon, the guests went to the home of Mrs. McCraw on the Hill where bridge was enjoyed. Large vases filled with .’lowers of many colorr were artisti cally arranged in the two rooms where the games were played. On the dining table was a handsome sil ver service with a hand made lace cover. In the center of the table was a large vase of purple and pinkj flow plan Geo i t The meetings of Camp | Doles No. 7.10. U. C. V. and Camp ’Dan Sanford Sons of Confederate Veterans were held in the morning, and the regular business of these icted. MISS ELIZABETH FRALEY EN TERTAINS MEMBERS OF BRIDGE CLUB Miss Elizabeth Fraley was hostess of Saturday evening at bridge enter taining the members of her club a: the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Fraley, on the hill. Spring flowers were used through out the home in decoration. Be fore the games a delicious supper was served. Mr-. Heindel Mobley and Miss Mae bury spent several days of this *k visiting relatives of Mrs. Mob- ' in Augusta. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Darling, Jr., f-f Rlackshear, are spending this as the guests of Mrs. E. B. Ed- Manic Wall has returned to I'--me in Dublin, after n visit to • mily of her brother, Mr. Bris- Wall. L" Leah S. Kodnix of New York, been in the city this week, visit- Mr. and Mrs. H. Levine. She '•i Cochran when that city was by the storm last Thursday. Rogers, of Kandersville, were in the city Friday. Dr. and Mrs. T. E. Vickers of WrigHtsvtiUe, were visitors in tie city on Memorial Day. Mrs. Sadie Hunt, of Grey, spent a few days of this week in the city, visiting relatives. Miss Louise Albert will spent the week-end in Jacksonville with her sistre, Mrs. A. C. Phillips. Mr. Wm. 'Frillpy, proprietor of Fraley’s Pharmacy, has returned from u business trip to New York. Mrs. J. L. Sibley is visiting the family of her son, Judge John A. Sibley in Atlanta. Mrs. H. K. Brown and children of Macon, arc visiting Mrs. Brow mother, Mrs. S. J. Stembridgc. Mrs. Lester Sh ! vers and daughter Dorothy, of Atlanta, were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. La timer . Mrs. E. C. Kidd and son, Jim, have returned from a visit to Mrs. Harold Day, in Winter Haven, Fla. Mr. Kidd brought them home return from a business trip to Fla. Mrs. W. A. Walker, Mr.*. J. T. Stewart, Mrs. Clarance Wall and Miss Ruth Stone attended a meeting of the Executive Board of the W. M. U. of the Washington Associa tion, at the home of Mrs. J. E. Pcddy, in Sandersville Wedn* Mrs. Geo. H. Webber, Mrs. God frey Osterman, Mrs. Ed B. Jackson, Mrs. John Riley, Mrs. R. B. Moore, and Mr. and Mrs. T. J. McMullen spent Tuesday in Macon -.ttending a meeting of instruction of the Eastern Stars. Mr. J. T. Day, Jr., of Atlanta, has been in the city this week, visiting his parent*, Mr. and Mrs. John T. Day. Mr. Day has recently accepted a position with one of the leading _ wholesale Drug firms in the United j Johnson spoke on "Research States. His headquarters will be in , an< j Constitutional History of j Atlanta. J Georgia.’’ A pleasant social hour * • ( * followed in which delicious refresh- Misses Cal Me nr.d Bessie Williams, j ments were served by the hostess, and Messrs P. J. Williams, A. F. Mrs. E. H. Scott [Gardner and Clide Clockem, of At- — —— - lanta, were in the city Friday to at-1 DODGE COUPE FOR SALE MRS. C. C. COX HOSTESS TO BRIDGE CLUB Mrs. C. G. Cox ./as hostess on Monday evening to the members of her bridge club at her home at the Georgia State Sanitarium. Spring flowers were abundantly used throughout the two room* where the games were played. A few outside guests came in for re freshments which were served at the conclusion of hte games. DOCTORS ACADEMY MEETS The Doctors Academy of the Georgia State College for Women, last Wednesday evening enjoyed the hospitality of Dean and Mrs. E. H. aeparM . H Iruin lllc . UBU „ Scott when the regular quarterly I j^ a y orations, and dealt At noon, the Veteran., and Sons were served an excellent dinner by the members of the R. E. Lee Chap ter of the Daughters of the Con federacy. The tables, arranged in the halls of the lower floor of the beautiful in their dec-.irations .and presented a scene of .•are loveliness. The dinner was an elaborate one and was tastily served by the ladies. The Veterans in whose honor the dinner was given were happy that they should be thus so kindly remembered by the ladies who make up the membership of the Chapter. During the dinner the G. M. C. band rendered a number of selections . At two o’clock the stores i closed, and the military and a large concourse of people gathered at the Court House where the line of march is to start for the cemetery. A squad fired a salute at the Con federate monument, the taps were sounded, and the line formed under command fo Lieut Nash. The column was headed by the G. M. C. band, followed by the cadet bnttalian, the Baldwin Blues, auto mobiles containing Veterans; the rpeakers, officers and members of the R. E. Lee Chapter, citizens, the sons of the Confedcrset were in the line walking immediately in rear of the Veterans. The cloumn was a long and imposing one, as the march to the cemetery was made. I The exercises were held around ^ the stand just south of the en trance. Mr. Otto M. Conn presided and announced the program. Col. Marion Allen in a most happy speech introduced the orator of the day. He referred to the fact that it was a Georgia woman, who first suggest ed the idea of setting aside April 26th for the South to honor its he roes. He introduced the speaker, Mr. Darden Asbury, as the son of a Confederate Veteran, and that he was true and loyal to the traditions of the South. Mr. Asbury’s address was an appropriate one, in the preparation of which he had given much thought and study. It was unique in that it departed from the usual Memorial ith the after the Spanish-Amcrican war. The animal was ahout seven years old when purchased. Capt. Ennis -tales that he had not worked the mule in several years, but allowed him the run of the pasture and lot. He had the mule buried and felt like he had lost a faithful servant. WANTED—A good plow hand (white or colored) for sixty days. Se« J. L. Sibley. USED CHEVROLET COUPE FOR SALE A good car at a good price, tho car it right, the timet are ight, tho price it right. Drive this one ost and you will put it in your garage. L. N. JORDAN WANTED—A good plow hand (white or colored) for sixty days. Sa« J. L. Sibley. 66b is a Proscription for Cold,, Gnn», Fla, Drogue, Bilioui Fever and Malaria. It is the most speedy remedy knowi SPECIALS 2 Pkgs. Pillsbury Cake flour 79 ds. (One Mixing Bowl FREE) Pillsbury Health Brans 2 lb. Pkg. ... 2Sc Gold Bar Large Santa Clara Prunes 2 lb. Pkg 28c Dessert Brand Fancy Evaporated Peaches 2 lb. Pkg 38c (These Packages are Practically Seeded) We have just received & fresh shipment of Fancy Patent Self' Rising Flour that we are offering at 95 cU for a 24 lb. Sack Good Boiling Meat . 12 l-2c lb. Bell's Special Coffee 39c A. Scoco—Best Vegetable Shortening 15c A. We have a full line, of fresh Vegetables FRESH EVERY DAY. See our Windows. Phone your orders early if you have dinner early. We can get them there in time. BELL GROCERY CO. QUALITY, SERVICE PRICE 263—PHONES—498 meeting was held at their home. Dr. Confederate Veteran as a soldier, as Francis Daniels, president of the- a citizen, and as a soldier of the Academy, presided over the business ( The Union’ Recorder is session, and Dr. George Harris Web- j pu blishinflr the address, the first ber had charge of the program. Tvto ^ on D f which appears papers were read and discussed. Dr. E. H .Scott presented the subject of “Present Day Problems in Geor gia Agriculture” and Dr. Amanda tend the Memorial Day exercises. Ax thix The ancestors of the Misses Williams, our line. Mr. Williams and Mr. Gardner arc ingly chci buried in the Miiledgeville cemetery, amxll * • it just are offei . little mainder will be published ,next week. Our readers will find interesting, entertaining and structive, and it will be well worth their time to rend it. The exercises at the cemetery were opened with prayer by Rev. J. F. Yarbrough. The G. M. C. band rendered sev eral selections and a chorus from the G. S. C. W., under direction of Miss Alice Lenore Tucker, sang scvc.-al patriotic songs. FRESH DRESSED DELICIOUS lb. 25c Croakers fresh and fat lb 1 Oc Tried o°u“ Banquet Bacon lb 29c Salt Meat Best Grade 16k Pure Lard lb - - - 16c WESTERN AND DOMESTIC VEAL, LAMB, MELTS AND PORK TRY OUR HOME BAKED HAM — '!< Geo. F. Milton, who has been ' ' c some time in the city with 'her. Mrs. C. P. Crawford, t<> Raleigh, N. C., where she enter her daughter in college. many friends of Mr. Robert ' this city will be delighted I'arn that he has recovered from •peration at a Macon hospi- r allie Cook, having resigned " esleyan, on account of the • 1 ‘ a lth of her mother, expects her summer Art School '"th, at her home in Midway. ' R. W. Bradford went to Au- unday where Mrs. Bradford • sr ' ! liildren are on a visit. The ‘>n of Dr. and Mrs. Bradford Ur, l*-rwent an operation at an Au- hospital. • C. E. Youngblood and chi!- i'-nt the week-end with Mrs. Wirhlood’a sister, Mrs. W. C. h in Macon. Mrs. Munsch en- "•'•d in their honor at a barbe- ,Jr - Leighton Moore is spending 'a ekes with his parent*, Mr. * I,( * ^ r8 * C. L. Moore, after complet- a -pedal training course for at tho Nani ‘ xp. If you w.nt . t, xee thix one. L. N. JORDAN Miss Eloise Green spent the week-1 •nd in Atlanta as the guest of rein-j WANTED—A good plow hand (%. Ives and friends attending Grand or colored) for xixty xvx. e L- Sibley. Mr. N. J. Walker, who ha, been TWO NEGRO WOMEN ARRESTED iting his brother. Mr. W. A. Wal-| Anna Roberson and Mary Lizzie ker, has returned to the Old Soldiers Home in Atlanta. He expresses himself as having had a most de lightful time Memorial Day, and says the day was celebrated here with exercises that was equal to those anywhere in the South. He enjoyed his visit to the Kiwanis Club lun cheon in the evening. W. C. T. U. TO. MEET NEXT TUESDAY The Woman - , Christian Temper- jee Union will meet on next Tues day afternoon at 1:30 o'clock in the Men's Bible Class Boom of the Bap- jn> church. Dr. Amanda Johnson will speak to the organisation at this meeting and every member ha, been urgently requested to attend. MRS. M. M FLEMISTER ENTER TAINS AT BRIDGE Mrs. Malcolm Flemister entertain ed most delightfully the member, of her bridge club on last Thumday af- terroon. Birdsong were arrested by offic« T. Terry and Chief of Police Frank Broom Tuesday morning for having liquor in their possession. They were released on bond. CHEVROLETS ARE GOING OVER BIG drive it. If yoi ly change y Look ’em Over You’ll like the smart ness of Florsheim Shoes—their quality look—their fit. Come and try them on. WINDOW SHADES ALL COLORS in Fringe nad Plain 3B-INCH ONLY FRINGE SHADES —95c— PLAIN SHADES —59c— Beautiful Showing of Scrim and Crotonoe —10c n? P«» |de— <awns rich green” season,” says W. L. Austin, head gardener, Frank O. Lowdcn Es tate, Oregon, 111. "Flowers were hardier, heavily blossomed.” Typical of the success with Vigorol Complete, balanced, it supplies all elements of plant food required for early grown,., perfect dM»lnnment. Clean, odorless! garden supplies, tamer todayi VIGORO V COMfLETE PLANT FOOD John Hoiloway THE MAN’S STORE Wc have for immediate shipment millions of Genuine im proved pink skin Porto Rica Potato plants. All beds and plants government inspected for your safety. Wire in your order today while planting time is right. $1.75 per thous and.