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UNION RECORDER. MILLEDGEV1LLE, CA.. MAY t. 1§» DAY Home r Bivins and Mia* Hazel J]V " ’ pent last Saturday in Macon. .. \V. A. W'bb visited the family . Jack Webb in Eaton- Klorence Moran has gone to in .l. >’!»•• ‘'here ahe has ac- , portion. Harry Boi Mi-- *•" ame down from ,-ollege and spent the week end with his parents. .. Hines hr.s returned her sister. Mrs. Camp. Lynchburg, V*. Geo. S. Roach attended the - ; ,nd ourial services of Mrs. n Fort Valley Saturday. bell K.r r ristine Iiabb, who has been ii. the high school at Scotts H U, X. C., has returned home. and Mrs. Allen Sibley spent ..vrrul days of this week with Mr. . parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Wiley Wasder and little daughter, Alice Carr are visiting Mr. Warden’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. A. E. Day and daugh- ,f wild Wood. Fla., are visiting Mr. m<i Mrs. W. C. Greene at Meri- Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Benford and hiidrt-n -pent the week-end with Ur?. EU-nford’s sister, Mrs. J. M. iryan, at Winder. Th. friends of Mr. Bart Wilson m- clad to see him at his store inin. after an illness extending through several days. l*r. Lombard Kelly, of the State l;. . :v Medical College. Augus ta. va< in the city Friday. He the cue<t of Dr. John Mohley. ir. md Mrs. Marshall Bland had th. .r guests Sunday their Marshall Bland, Jr., Misses .id Wamock and Mr. Freeman, Atlanta. Mr. H..h *vrrn! day Mr. H. B. Eherhart has gone to Cleveland, Ohio, where he has cepted a position. Dr. Ed Green and Dr. Geo. Green spent Tuesday in Washington, Ga., visiting scenes of their childhood. Mrs. H. S. Jones accompanied M Jones to Albany to attend a meeting of the Knight Templars of the state. Mrs. H. D. Allen and Mr^. A. F. Latimer are spending several days in Atlanta the guests of Mrs. L. L. Shiv- Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Torrance went to Macon Friday evening, and attend td a banquet of the agents of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. Mrs. R. H. Hutchings, Mrs. Alice McCraw and Miss Alice McCraw spent Monday in Macon where they visited a sister of Dr. Hutchings. The friends here of Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Grote, of Zebulon, IC. C., glad to know that their son is much improved after an operation several weeks ago. kY FAMILY HAVE REUNION UNIVERSITY PROFESSORS MEET j The center piece for the table was CAKE SALE FRIDAY AFTERNOON Mr ,n,l Mr,. J. T. l>.y «nd Mm vht . Umvr.i.y ITofcers of th,- » 'ty»‘«l ■*>»! conlainin* yellow BY P. T. A. Nellv Day spent Sunday in Monroe ittending a reunion of the Day faul ty at the home of Mr. James M. I»ay Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Day and family and Dr. and Mrs. J. B. H. Day and family of Social Circle, were si*., present. The Day family is one of the most prominent in that section of the state and the gathering was the first in many years. Mr. Day has made hi* home here many yeras and is prominently identified in the social, j religious, civic and busiess world. ersity Georgia State College for Women held the closing meeting of the year in the lodge in Government Square Park, last Thursday evening. Practi cally every member of the club was proent. Dr. and Mrs. J. L. Beeson, E. H ton. Mr*. W. T. Wynn. Mrs. Bohm.J Mr*. Francis Daniels, Mr*. G. H. Webber and Dr. Sam Anderson were guest« of the club. After a brief business session in which officers were elected for the coming year a delicious lunch was served around a roaring fire in the lodge grate Pra- MRS. JOHN HUTCHINSON COM- i feMOr W , T. Wynn had charge of the PL.IMF.NTS MRS. HUTCHINGS stunU f or t he evening, which con- Mrs. Jon Hutchinson was hostess sisted of such games a* shooting mar- on last Wednesday afternoon at bles, baseball, and a spelling match, bridge in honor of Mrs. R. H. Hutch- The officers for the coming year ings, of Utica, N. Y., who is the guest are: Professor Wynn, president, Mrs. of Mrs. Alice McCraw. Sam Anderson, treasurer, and Miss Spring flowers were used in deco- Anette Steele, necreiary. beautiful home. Va*ci pansies and ragged robins. The guesis were: Mrs. Richard Ha.'chings of Utica, New York. Mrs. Miller S. Bell, Mrs. M. A. McCrai Hutchinson, Mrs. J. F. Harry Bone, Mrs. Wil The member* of the Parent-Teach- Association will hold a cake sale , Mrs. John at the Rose Tea Room Friday after noon at four o’clock. The cakes will be delicious, and will save the house keepers the trouble of cooking a cake for their Sunday dinner. gorgeous roses aid red and white were attractively used. At the conclusion of the games delicious refreshments were served. Mr. H. K. Brown came over from Macon, and spent Sunday. He wai accompanied home by Mrs. Browr who had been visiting her mother Mrs. S. J. Stembridge. Miss Cafessa Eterrart, who ha: been teaching at Zebulon, N. C., will arrive home this week. S bring with her her niece, little Gene Grote. Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Montgomery are spending several days in Putnam county visiting relatives there. Mr. Montgomery has been ill several weeks and he is regaining his strength among the familiar scene^ of his boyhood. Mrs. Emmett Womack Hines and young son, Emmett, Jr., of Balti more, will arrive about the middle of next week to visit Judge and Mrs. E. R. Hines, during their visit Mr. Hines will come to the city for a few MRS. W. M. SCOTT ENTERTAINS AT BRIDGE LUNCHEON Mrs. Wilbur M. Scott was a charm ing hostess Tuesday when she enter tained at a bridge luncheon at her beautiful home on the hill. Vases of roses and early summer flowers were daintily used in the room where the four tables were arranged for the games . After a morning of bridge a de licious course luncheon was served. Those present were: Mrs. James Clark of Chicago, Mr*. Richard Hutchings of Utica, N. Y., Mrs. Alice McCraw, Mrs. T. Treanor, M . Steve Thornton, Mrs. Jere More, Mrs. Jon Hutchinson, Mrs. V. L. Nash, Mrs. John Mobley, Mr. H. D. Allen, Jr., Mrs. Edwin Allen. Miss F^rido -Mlep. Mi«s Bessie Thomas, Miss Betty Ferguson, Miss Frances | Hines and Mrs. Willie Stembridge. Assisting Mrs. Scott were: Mrs. C. J. Conn, Mrs. J. F. Bell, Jr„ and Kate Thrash. MRS. ROGER SWINT HOSTESS AT BRIDGE LUNCHEON Among the delightful social af fairs of last week was the brdge- luncheon at whch Mrs. Roger Swint was the charming h<PMtess, at her residence at the State Sanitarium. The home was arti*tically decorated for the occasion with quantities of colorful flowers. The dining room was especially pleasing in a color scheme of gTeen and gold and ivory, FOR SALE ALL MY HOUSE HOLD —DRAPERIES— MRS. HATTIE A. GARRARD TELEPHONE 100 Mr. S. D. Posey, of Gadsden, Ala., formerly of this city, spent the past » .»«>k of Macon, spent week-end at home. Mr. Posey is a f the past week with mechanic and is general manager of . Mrs. Margaret Cook. Mr. the Dupree Nash Motor Company in rating from an appen- Gadtdcn. Mr Mr. pH Mis. W. A. Walker. Mrs. | j 0 H. D .Allen, Mrs. L. Edwin Allen and Mrs M. The Robert E. Lee Chapter of t. e D. C„ will hold their monthly meeting with Mrs. S. A. Cook, Tut ;- day afternoon, May 14th at 4:>0 o’clock. Mrs. | Jones, Mr*. Kdwin Alien uuu **• tssey! F. Latimer attended the meeting of !•<! the funeral and burial ser-Uhc Medical Auxiliary in Macon - of Mr*. Peter Stubbs in Macon j Wednesday. ’ rr .afternoon. ] * . • • • D r . Ed Green, superintendent of « w. F. Twilley, of' the Sanitarium at Harrisburg, Pa.. visiting Mr. and, spent several days of this week w-itn his brother, Dr. Geo. Green. Dr. Green was for many years connected with the State Sanitarium here and has a large number of friends in Mi:- ledgcville. B. Twilley They have beer, ington the past week, assist ed Mrs. W. B. Furman of S. c.. announce the binh of •iauirhter on Sunday April ^lr-. Furman will be remenib- Miss DeSaussure. 1 W. Ivey, of Charlotte. N. ■ i«-pre*ents one of the big of the country spent sev- of this week with his par- md Mrs. J. W. Ivey. •11 id District Conference next If is a-sociato lay lader of >ft, which office makes him r of the Conference. C. J. Conn, and Frank have been serving on the the United States Court this Mr. Conn was one of the of John D. Wal- the -riends of Mr. John Over- ;, f triad to see him the Culver & Kidd Co., after 1 • o of several days, recover- injuries Capt. and Mrs. F. S. Robillard and little daughter spent several days of this week with Mr. and Mrs. Lew Flemistrr. Mrs. Robillard will be remembered as Miss Alice Carring - ton. Capt. Robillard, who is a mem ber of the Marine Corps, route from Port au Prince, Philadelphia, where they vr stationed. Mrs. Robillard has circle of friends here. Hatti. t< MRS. ROY HAYES ENTERTAINS SEWING CIRCLE Mrs. Roy Hayes »»i hostess to the Scw-ns Club and n few invited Bursts Wednesday afternoon. The home we- attractively decorated with cut flowers and potted plants and presented a scene of rare level.- ’"several hours were spent most pl-nsantly by the Boosts, and n lightful luncheon served. OSBORN-TOULSON lys, recover-i a marriage of interest t of bis lftes ! people throuBhout thisY by falling through a trap Hancock county * as II Kon r 'btv. n the steps leading to the , Mary Osborne to Mr. » ie Hancock I : of tho store. The injury which was solemized painful one. county, the bride - * * • April 21st u . Mr ’ames Clark and daughters Miss Osborn i* ^^Vis ' -ritare, ,„d ElisabeU, ar- Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Osborn, of . !;, ' t Saturday from Rutherford, county and was a £ urse * . I v J - lo -pend several month, with Sanitu-mm Mr. Toalson .» a red ^lark’s mother, Mrs. Mattie (dent of Linton, Ga. Mr. Clark has been made LLf-mist of the Mid-western I Tb. .aealle-cy L Chief i «»ie , be UM by the ... „ lth headquarters in Chicago I t**iu mnd w* „ -- rs - Clark will be here until ate v Ummer . M ALP ASS-SINGLETON Many people here will be interest- in the approaching marriage of iss Mytrice Malpsss, daughter of r. and Mrs. Furman Malpass of Orangeburg, S. C., Miss Malpass en gagement to Mr. Richard Singleton is announced last week. Her parents are natives of this city and she has been a frequent visi- here. Mis* Malpass is one of the it popular members of South Carolina society and has been prom inently identified in many brilliant social affairs. „ COMMENCEMENT TIME ISN’T FAR AWAY The bcuUful .iH. now on di will quickly «ol». th. Pruble wb.t to five tb. bo, or product.- Vi.it oor .tor. .n the m.n. beautiful" thin,, no display- COMPANY AND FIELD COLORS—Pick your favorite have all of them in the beautiful *hade*. Come heri vour ribbon*. CHANDLER’S VARIETY STORE SPECIALS 6 cans of Gold Bar Prepared Prunes $1.8§ (One can FREE with each six) 6 cans Gold Bar De Lux Plums $1.89 (One can FREE with each six) Coco Malt (shaker FREE with each can) 5§C FULL LINE FANCY CHEESES JUST IN Philadelphia Cream 15® Key — - 25c Pimento Spread .25c Swiss Gruycre, 6 portions — —fiQc Old Sharpe, English Cream S5e Fresh Vegetables FRESH EVERY DAY. SEE OUR WINDOW BELL GROCERY CO. QUALITY, SERVICE PRICE 213—PHONES—418 Special Mother’s Day Fried Chicken Dinner Sunday, May 12 ROSE TEA ROOM 'ixxxzxxzxxzxxxzzxxxxxxxzxS MARKET SPECIALS Trout TeS” lb-25c JUST ASK ANY OWNER OF A NEW FRIGID AIRE WITH THE NEW COLD CONTROL WE LL RISK THE VERDICT <3c3^<3^3^3^ Croakers fresh and fat lb 10c Banquet Bacon lb 29c Have You Tried Out- Beef Roast Boneless Rolled 2 5c Salt Meat Be8t Grade 161c QUALITY EEEF, PORK, LAMB AND VEAL S et this dial at the freezing speed you want Positive regulation at will with accuracy possessed by no other Refrigerator—your temperatures are marked on the dial—you get the exact degree you need to freeze your deserts and ice cream then switch back to the normal at will. DON'T invest in another electric Refrigerator and be «orry. SEE the New Frigidaire First. Product of Gen era! Motors sold on their eaty term payment plan. R. W. Hatcher Hdw. Co. Wholesale and Retail SPECIAL USED CAR VALUES One 1929 Red HwLon Coupe—driven about 2000 miles. If Hudson inclined, tee me—I can save you money. One 1929 Brand New Two-door Ford Sedan. Less than list price. One 1929 Four-door Standard Six Sedan—new car guar antee driven less than 5,000 miles—hardly limbered up. One 1926 Ford Touring car. Formerly owned by an old man. in perfect shape. New license tag. Ralph Simmerson xxxxxXX