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UNION RECORDER. MILLEDGEVILLE. CA., MAY 16. 1629 . F. E- Wysong spent * ,.f t his week in Atlanta. Mj s * Eloise Greene has as her ‘ y. t . r pister. Miss Helen Greene. yj s _ fathcrinne Jewell is visiting Augusta- mil Mrs. It. E. Stemhridge of AC re in the city Sunday. Boll Woottcn of Grey, ia r Mrs. G. A. Lawrence. Mr. D. A. Danner spent Sunday riviile with his mother. Mr. W. B. McKinnon and Mr. Heindel Mobley spent the past week end in Brunswick. Mr. Herbert Burke spent the week end with his parents, Capt tuid Mrs. J. M. Burke. Miss Margaret Burke, who teaches in Tamiva, Fla., has returned home for the summer months. Mrs. L. Brinkley, of Georgetown, S. C., is the guest of her cousin. Mr>. J. T. Terry. Mrs. S. G. W. Gladdin and Urt Eula Stanley spent Sunday with rcl- Will Moran and Mr. Floyd; a tives at Conpcrvillc. i visited Washington, Ga., Sun- Mrs. W. B. McKinnon and little daughter, are visiting Mrs. McKin non’s parents in Brunswick. r .. Lane Coachman of Tampa, the guest of Mrs. Cason Black pas: week. r .. n. A. Danner has returned j 3 visit of two weeks at Clax- ton. Tyb-?e and Savannah. Mr*. R. H. Woottcn and Mrs. A. J. McKnipht are spending several days of tH- week in Atlanta. Mi. R. M. Rogers spent the past wrtk-end at Adrian visiting hi3 dauchUr there. Mr*. H. D. Allen. Jr., and two sons ; P yn..ldr anil George are visiting I,., Allen’s parents in Norcross. Mr. William Sibley, of Langley, S. .. so. r.t the past week-end with his parer.t*. Mr and Mrs. J. L. Sibley. Mr. Will Reid of Tenn., spent last wk-cml with his mother, Mrs. irorue Reid. I*r. and Mrs. Edwin Allen are at- er.ding the American Psychiatric i**'*ciation in convention in Atlanta. Mi-. Milton Webb and little danchter. of West Baldwin, visited lathre* in Augusta last Thursday. T* fri-.nds of Mrs. R. G i .Mi t'> learn that she is it. after a scriou« illness. Mr. .1. J. Wright, r f Easton Mary- -!. i- vi-iting his daughter, Mrs. W. M. Scott El*worth Bivins spent the past •vr.d at home with his parents, ■r.ii Mrs. Homer Bunns. Mid Mrs. J. C. Statham and iiul. daughter .-pent the past week- Messrs Tigner Thrasher and Mor gan Cantlcy, students of Mercer Uni versity, spent Sunday with the fam ily of Col. Geo. S. Roach. Miss Caressa Eberhart who has been teaching at Zebulon, N. C., has returned home. She was accompani ed by little Gene Grote. Miss Leni Moore spent one day of the past week in Atlanta, purchasing the latest styles in millinery for sum- Mrs. J. E. Pottle was hostess to her bridge club Tuesday evening. Delicious refreshments were served before the games. Rev. and Mrs. F. H. Harding, and Miss Bessie Bland attended the Pil grimage to the Episcopal Orphanage in Macon last Sunday. Floride Allen, Mrs. Richard The R. E. Lee Chapter oi the Unit ed Daughters of the Confederacy met at the home of Mrs. S A. Cook Tuesday afternoon. Business was transacted and an interesting pro gram rendered. The hostess served delightful refr. hi.ients. Miss Gertrude Treanor went to Savannah Friday to carry home the bright and sweet little daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Florencourt, who have been visiting their aunts. Misses Mary and Katie Cline, for the past several weeks. MRS TWILLEY ENTERTAINS WITH CHILDREN’S PARTY On last Thursday afternoon, Mr*. O. B. Twilley was hostess to n most attractive party, in honor of her son Frank’s birthday. The home was decorated in pink and white, Dorothy Perkins ropes being the predominating flower. A host of lovely children gathered on the lawn nnd spent a happy two hours at play, after which they were served with ice cream and cake. To little guests were: Martha Du- as, Edd Athon, Jr., Larelle Hard- sn, Betty Lawrence, Stephen Thom- Bivins, Janie Frances Bivins Katherine and Martha Carpenter, Walter Brown, Jr M Sara Alma, Jea nette, and Yvonne Giles, Tom Darrow Amelda Bullard. Marcelle Vinson, James and Frances Crooms, Leah Levine, Betty Hayes, Helen Watkins and Madalyn Jackson. Mr?. Twilley was assisted in enter taining by Mr and Mrs. Frank Twill- y of Tampa, Fla. NOTED DOCTORS TO VISIT CITY Psychiatrists in Convention in Atlanta Invited Here to Visit Sanitarium and Allen’s URGE DELEGATION EXPECTED MRS. W. S. JETT ENTERTAINS BRIDGE CLUB Mi% vy. Ss. Jett was hostess to the mi mbcr:-, of her bridge club on last Friday evening at her apartment at the Sanitarium. The guests were seated at two tahl/** and were served delirious re freshments at the conclusion of the games. Spring flowers were beauti fully arranged in vases about the Noted Doctors attending the Amer ican Psychiatric Association in Con vention in Atlanta this week will visit Milledgeville this week-end, coming here as special guests of the staff of the Georgia State Sanitarium and Doctors Allen. Dr. K. D. Allen and Dr. R. C. j Swim extended the invitation and if is under.-tood many of the Doc tors will come here for the week end. The meeting in Atlanta is at tended by noted alienists from all parts of America and the largest at tendance in many years is present for the convention. Heads of private Sanitariums and State Hospitals representing pratically every state in the union are there. Dr. H. D. Allen, Dr. Edwin Allen, Dr. R. C. Swint. Dr. N. P. Walker, Dr. J. W. Mobley, Dr. George L. Echols and other members of the Sanitarium staff are attending the convention. The doctors at the Sanitarium are dividing the time to attend he convention and several are making the trip to Atlanta each day. The visiting doctors while here will be the guests at the home of Dr. Allen and at the State Sanitarium. A barbecue will be given in their honor on Saturday at the Sanitarium, nnd they will make an inspection trip through both the Stac Hospinl nnd Dr. Allen's. It has not been learned how- many of the doctors will be here. G. M. C. BOYS TO ATTEND SUMMER CAMP JUNE 5TH MISS HAZEL BIVINS ENTERTAINS AT DINNER j hostess toj formal dinner party one evening Twenty Cadet* to Be Represented at Annual R. O. T. C. Camp to Be Held 4t McCellan Hazel Bi\\.__ „ dinner party nno evening Lieutenant Vernon L. JJarh. P. M Hutehmcs and Mr*. James Clark. ^ wt . ( . k „ t tho h „„ie of her parents; S. £- T. of G. M. C. has received apent severe’, days of this week in' ^ Mr? Hon)(!r orders from corps headquarters nam- Atlanta attending the Psychiatric As- ‘ .* n lhe din j nfr ro om was ing twenty G. M. C. cadets to attend *ociation. i beautifuI witb a gorgeous center the summer camp to be held at Comp „ , ’ ‘ „ piece of lace with a bowl of beauti- McClellan opening June 5th, and Mrs. L. J. Rozar and Mrs. R. B.. fIoWers in the center. Unshaded la>ting six weeks. Moore spent last Thursday in Oxford; ^ odded to the beauty of the The G. M. C. representation will attending a meeting of the W oman s j b<? the largest of any school | Missionary Society of the Methodist I scl *V > ' Maud and Josephine Betts Geo. S. Roach. .1. W. Parker and children •' tried from Augusta, where ' ° been vi-iting her sister, M. Godowns. •-~.il Mrs. J. O. Riackwood, of Vir.-vjlle spent the week-end Mr«. Blackwood’s parents, Mr. J -Mr J. W. Ivey. kra.i; <1 Mrs. W. II. Barron of pent Saturday and Sunday M ■ Barron’s parents. Judge ’d Mr-. W. H. Stemhridge. T H. Bass spent Sunday at ■r'aux. where he attended the •artery- conference of the Metho- rt rlturch. — • Ixiuisc Humphrey who is in n ! ‘ir at the Piedmont Sanitarium Atlanta, spent the week-end at rr,, ‘ Her parents. Mr H. Ti. Allen, Jr.. Mrs. Edwin ' n •‘ n *' Miss Floride Allen attend- ' ’"“'ting of the Medical Auxill- Maco n last week. *1 Mrs. S. T. Steelt-y and •f Atlanta, were the week- ' of Mr. and Mrs. F. E. ttMi , Dobbins nnd Dr. W. A. \ ’’ itten ded the meeting of the Association in Mnr-nn loaf . Seated at the table were: Mr. and! corps. The silver loving enp offered church. Mri BivinSi M jsscs May Moore, Gar-! for the best record of any school has , . Lldine Reid. Hiuel B’vins and Cadets | been won by G. M. C. for for-"■>»- Mrs. E. E. Finney has been criti- M51ton j oncs Andn cally ill for the past several days at Q fC | p Thaxton. her home in Atlanta. The latest| ‘ Scott, and secutive y« . Mr. F. M. Finney,. MRS ALLEN C LEA jON HOSTESS is that her condition Js improved, j Qn Thursday even »ng, Mrs. Allen • Gleason entertained a number of Mr. William Spencer Rockwell spent last Sunday in the city, visiting his mother, Mrs. Wm O’Driscoll friends at n bridge party in honor of Mrs. L. S. Walters, who is leaving this week for Macon to make her home. Rockwell, nnd his sister Miss Mnr-I wer( . awardcd garet Schlc.v Rockwell. Smith and Miss An Mr. Char. Redwinc, Mr. nnd Mrs. Hill Redwinc and family and Mis? ^ Cecil Longino of Fayettville. Ga.,| spent Sunday with Dr. and Mri P. Longino. bridge and dancing nd cake were served, ivited guest! Gillie Hutchings, Ann Sims, Mrs. and the delegation this! o continue the perfect] record. The following are the boys who will attend: Walter Barnes, Robert Brannan,| Edwin Cooper. Jack Davenport, Paul PeVanc, Marion Donnelly, Louis Finklen, Walter Green, John Hall, Robert Harper, Hugh Ivey, Leo John son, JuV>an Lockhart, Roy M’inor, Dudley Myrick. Joseph McCluney, Edwin Scott, John Smith, Edward Wright and Duane Wilson. Pr. T. E. Pugh n member of the medical staff of the government hos pital in Kansas City, Mr*., is at home visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Pugh. Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Britt and two little daughters, Josephine and j Margie Ruth spent the week-end in Griffin, with Mrs. Britt’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Arnold. Dr. and Mrs. A. H. Fowler of Langley. S. C., spent last Thursday in the city. Dr. and Mrs. Fowler were formerly connected at the Sanitarium. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Daughtry of Allentown, spent Sunday here visit ing Mrs. Daughtry’s sister, Mrs. J. I- Garrard and Mr. Daughtry’s sister. Miss Annie Moore Daughtry, "A Secretary at the college. Mr. George Nohle-Jones. of Sa vannah, motored up and was a 'isi- tor at the home of his cousins, Mrs. Wm O’Driscoll Rockwell, and Miss Margaret Schley Rockwell. Mr. Noble- Jones is assistant District Attorney of the U. S. Court. Mr. Chn, J. Conn returned from Mncon Saturday morninit. after hav- inn served in the United State, court nil the week a, a juror rase of John D -Walker chanted with embezzlement. The jury returned a verdict of not polity early Friday -l-M. and thC jurOta Wtt, dUdlM*- V-, Laurie Tuck- : toyce Smith, HO! P »hc ELECTRIK MAID B- Walters, Mrs. Lintoi Newton; Messrs Moody Atchison, C .1. Gleason. Allen Gleason. Royc* Smith, Linton Newton, Albert Sim- enn and Harris Hutchins. BAKE SHOP. TV/O CHEVROLET USED TRUCKS FOR SALE dr. Lumber Jack I don’t care MISS LUCY HARDING HOSTESS TO BRIDGE CLUB Miss Lucy Harding was hostess -o; the members of her htfdgc club on: Thursday evening at the home of her, sister, Mrs. W. S. Jett, Jr., at the| State Sanitarium. Beautiful spring and early sum- 1 mcr flowers gracefully arranged in vases in the room where the games were played. Before the games were played delicious refreshments were served. anythin* than thei bettei ick. that Ffering with four .peed tr ns, thoroughly overhauled i • jack shape. See these or work as you pay plan. L. N. JORDAN Hats MRS. CHAS. CONN COMPLIMENTS MRS. HUTCHINGS Mrs. Chas Conn was hostess on Friday afternoon at a delightful bridge party in honor of Mrs. Rich ard Hutchings, of Utica, N. Y., who is the guests of Mr?. Alice McCraw. The large living room at the beautiful old Conn home was beauti ful with many vari-colored flowers arranged about in handsome vases and bowls. The place cards were band made with figures made of sea shells, and hand painted. They were unu-ually beautiful and each of them were different. Mrs. Conn served delicious refresh ments at the conclusion of the games. 500 DRUMMER SAMPLES Sailors Soft Straws and Ladies’ Men’s and Childrens’ Sun Hats Merchandise worth up to $1.00 your choice— Sun Hats 15c and 25c Sailors and Soft Straws ....50c Clean-up Week Specials 30 Pkgs. Light House Washing Powder $1.00 25 Bars L H. Soap $1.00 Dracketts Lye (worth 12 1 -2c) 3 for 25c Ba-bo (for cleaning enamel) 2 for 2Sc Parsons Ammonia Pints .25c $1,000.00 Guarantee Rat Killer 35c od 05c ((This Will Do The Work) $1,000.00 Guarantee Roach Killer - 35c asd 65c Deodorine, a deodorizer that leaves no odor 35c Now is the time to rid your premisis of mosquitoes. FLIT will absolutely clean out this very harmful pest. Quarts $1.60, Pints 60c, 1-2 Pints 30c SPECIAL SATURDAY 24 lbs. Fancy Slef-Rising Flour 05c Good Boiling Meat ?. 13c Bell’s Special Coffee 3§C BELL GROCERY CO. QUAUTY, SERVICE PRICE 2C3—PHONES—4M Thousands of Best POTATO PLANTS $1.25 per thousand ADRIAN HORNE Announcing I am now ni complete management of Kay’s Cleaners. Work solicited by K. B. Flynn is not for my shop and he is misrepre senting when he takes and collects for work for my plant. The public will please take note of this and money paid to this man for accounts at the Kay’s Cleaners is not good and credits will not be given. COMPLETE LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING SERVICE I will serve you in the best way and guarantee perfect work. USE THE CASH AND CARRY PLAN. ALL $ 1.00 work is 65c under the cash and carry system. We solicit your business upon the principals of courtesy, honesty and service. Phone 440 Kays Cleaners J. A. JONES, Prop. MARKET SPECIALS ?ned o°u“ Banquet Bacon lb 29c Plain Ground Beef lb 25c Salt Meat Streak o’ Lean 16^ Compouud Lard Lb. - 14c PURE LARD Lb 15c * In Hie Center cf the Peachtree Shoprinq-Tlgjtrical Dktrict"