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u A. B. Cook will leave today •isit to friends in Fitzgerald. rge Hollinshe'd, of At-} p,.„t Sunday with Mr. and. f . S. Jett. • * • I Mrs. P. D. Todd is spending this ncad Gib|*on, of Miami, Fla., j week with her sister in Augusta. ur dny with Mr. and Mrs. • • • Mrs. R. H. Wootten und Mrs. A. J. McKnight have returnad from a stay in Atlanta. Ml-- Evelyn Nelson, who teaches n - TVnrille, spent the week-end with f'-lks. M Majorie Haynie of Atlanta, Sunday with her parents, ., -lM( | Mrs. W. J. Haynie. , , ,j Mrs. J. T. McMullen , -..day in Decatur with Mr. . , i Dennis Paschal. V| ., \v. L. Ncese and little son \imcnt »f Atlanta, are the guests of htT filler, Mrs. D. C. Leaptrott V | |k , ;. „niie Vinson of Simeon nt week-end with Miss Alice Mrs. O’Neal Kirwood is hrr parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Hargrove. isiting Mi. Elbert Bivins of New Orleans j,.„r Saturday and Sunday with hia n,.tlur. Mrs. Mattie Bivins. Mi II. D. Allen, Mrs. W. F. Lit- I,- I Mrs. Jere Moore attended h flower show in Macon Friday. M nd Mrs. Frank D. Adams of \i.aniM, spent Sunday with relatives nd Mrs. T. II. Rer.tz and | pent Sunday with Mr.* ■ j Mrs. L. C. Hall, and M apii r spent Sunday ir iting Mr. Norris Hull Mr. G. D. Myrick is spending a week or 10 days at Haddock with his son, S. P. Myrick. Mrs. C. S. Winn has been ill for part week and has gone to Central of Ga.. Hospital at Savannah, Ga. Miss Floreid Smith is visiting Miss Hcnnie ’Lou Hughes in Dan ville. Miss Clarice Batson, who has been teaching in Palntkn. Fla., has re turned home. Mrs. F. B. A? bell of Cochran, spent several days with her sisters, Mrs. Emma Bagwell and Miss Elliie Todd. Col. nnd Mrs. Marion Allen visit- Mrs. Allen’a parents. Hon and Mrs. Toombs DuBose, in Athens the past week. ! Messrs J. T. King, W. J. Chandler and H. G. Bank-, are nerving a* Jurors in the United States Court I in Macon this week. Col. Jos E. Pottle spent several J days of the post week with a party i of friends on a fishing trip in South UNION RECORDER, MULLEDCEVILLE, GA., MAY H. If TAYLOR-BUTTS j PARKS-HOLDERNESS j t. j. T. Taylor of St. Louis | Of cordial interest to hundreds of, formerly of Miltedgeville, an- ; friends throughout Georgia will be J ».«u. ecs the marriage of her daugh- i the announcement of the marriage of j ter. Winifred Faye, to Mr. James; Miss Catherine Carroll Parks and! " Butts, Jr., the weeding hav- j Mr. Sidney Holderness, Jr., which! look place in Tampa, Florida, Satur- j day evening. May 18th, at six-thirty o’clock. The ceremony was solemn ized at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. Roger, McLain, in Temple Terrace, and was beautiful in its simplicity. The rooms were tastefully decorated for the occasion, white gladoli and white daisies with beautiful ferns arranged in floor baskets and vases, being used in profusion. While from the chandelier was suspended a show er of white satin ribbons, interming led with sprays of fern and small flowers of white and delicate pink. The beautiful ring ceremony was used. The couple entered the draw ing room to the strains «>f Lohin- grin’s "Wedding March,” played by Caroline Lester, and stood be- s an improvised uhchway of white, twined with delicate vines. They were met here by Dr. ^Valt, Holcomb, pastor of Hyde Park | Methodist church, who said the cere mony in a most impressive manner. 'I Love You Truly” was rendered us a violin solo by Miss Dorothy Parks, sister of the bride, accom panied by Miss Lester, and Shubert s "Serenade" was played softly during the ceremony. Mrs. Holderness, who is a potite lovely in her traveling costume, which was a becoming en semble of poudre blue crepe, shot through with gold threads, for cout r.nd skirt, -with blouse of darker shade of blue embroidered crepe. Her close fitting hat, ar.d other accesso- of gray. She wore a cor- Wall ing t.iken place in Atlanta, Febru ary 17 th, 1929. The above announcement came as a surprise to the many friends of the young couple here and is received with cordial in*“rest. Mrs. Butts, made her hon^g here for many years and has a larpe circle of friend, throughout Georgia. She is young lady of unusual beauty and charm. Mr. Butts, the only son of Mr and Mrs. Wallace Butts, is a gradu- of G. M. C. and Mercer, where made splendid records both scholastically and in nthl^tic -aptain of the Mercer football for the patt year he has been teaching and coaching nt Madison A. A M. Ir. and Mrs. Butts will come here spend several weeks this summer. JUST RECEIVED Fresh Shipment Pillsbury Cake Fiour. Special 2 Pkgs 7tc (Mixing Bowl FREE As Long As They Last) Clicquot Pale Dry Ale (Ice Cold) 3 for Sfc Coco Malt (Shaker FREE) &c ARE YOU TROUBLED WITH SPRING FEVER? Try Lacto Dextrin and Paylla.. They will put pep in you when everything else fails. BASKERV1LLE-RICE marriage of interest in Bald win county was that of Mrs. Jose phine Davis Bahkcrville of Macon to Mr. Felton Rice of this city which solmenized on May 8th at the home of Rev. J. F. McLillan in Ma- Immediately after the ceremony they left for Washington, D. C. and will leave next Sunday for San blonde Francisco where they will sail for China via HiwaiL A»- Mcssers Buren Wilson, Clair Wilk- • on and Misses Clara Mae and Candler Brooks and children. ! Rubyc Almond spent last Sunday in 1 r-.iwn, Fla., arc visiting Union Point and Greensboro. l-.Miks sister. Mrs. Jessie Bone.' . . . j Mr. Leighton Moore has returned Genre Echols, Miss Agnes to Hampton Roads Vn., where he will i , and Will Barron. Jr., be stationed before entering the , Saturday in Macon. j United States Naval Academy in I. ndollc Nelson, who teacho; | , pent the week-end her * Miss Marguerite Almstead, of parents Mr. and Mrs. R. j of Miami, Fla., and Mr. Rosser E. | Bridwell of Miami, Fla., are the • . • | guests of Miss Maybell Bridwell at II. A. Fowler, of Langley, S. j Toomhsborn, Ga. ^ i iting friends here and rela- * ... Haddock while Dr. Fowler Mrs. W. M. Harold is visiting her usiness trip in the north, i mother. Mrs. S. G. W. Gindin, and • * sitter, Mrs. Eula Stanley. She will John F. Yarbroujrh will |o B <° Detroit the first of Juno to this afternoon to attend make her future home. n r of the Trustees of Wesley- * * * _. . . , Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Edwards had • . ■ i as their spend the day guests Sun- i jimnn end litlte I day Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Elliott of Athens and Mr. and Mrs. Y. W. Ed monds and children. MR. FRANK BONE ENTERTAINS EPISCOPAL VESTRY Mr. Frank Bone entertained at dinner last Saturday evening at thej.. % . — home of Mrs. T. Treanor, in honor J rtge of bride’s roses nnd valley lilie «f Bishop H. J. Mikell who was After the ceremony, an informal here on his annual visit. The guests! Reception was held by Mr. and Mrs. included the members of the Vestry McLain, and a dainty ice course was of thi church. ' served which also carried out the After- a delicious course dinner, I color scheme of pink, white and the party assembled on the veranda green. of the beautiful Treanor home dis-| The couple left almost immediate- cussing church matters. | ly for a wedding trip of several weeks, not making known their real MAS. Of-TERMAN ENTERTAINS j destination. Upon their return. MEMBERS OF BAND i about June 5th, they will be at home 'ut 702 Pnckwood Ave., Tampa, Ha. The bride is the second daughter of the late Dr. M. M. Parks, and Mrs. Park; of Millcdgeville, Georgia. She is a graduate of the Georgia State Coll*.*: e for Women, of which her late father was president for a tirm of about twenty-three years. She also attended Columbia Uni versity in New York and for the past Fresh Shipment Western Grain Co’s Chicken Feed, Baby Chick Feed, Mashes of all kinds, etc. This line has no Superior. We have handled it for years with fine results. We can supply your wants in any amount. Prices are low. EXTRA SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY ONLY 24 Lbs. Self-Rising Flour 95c Seller Sic Good White Boiling Meat !2 3-4c Bell’s Special Coffee 3#C (This Coffee is sold every where at 40c) Fresh Vegetables. FRESH EVERY DAY. See our windows- Fresh Pineapple, Honey Dew Melons, Cantaloupes, etc^ BELL GROCERY CO. QUALITY, SERVICE PRICE 2*3—PHONES—AM Thousands of Best POTATO PLANTS $1.25 per thousand ADRIAN HORNE Maj. and Mrs. Godfrey Osterman were hostess to the members of the G. M. C. band Tuesday and Wed nesday evening at their home on Liberty street. The hand colors of green and. white were used as a color scheme and flowers and ribbons with the colors made a most impressive scene. Twenty members were present; tfejve ’ yi?ar h nr. been each evening. The i ponsers of the j ^ el>t , nn |, she band assisted in entertaining. iriier i the MRS. POTTLE ENTERTAINS AT TWO PARTIES Mrs. Joseph E. Pottle nnd Mrs. Peruron Berry- were joint hostesses on Saturday at an afternoon and evening party at -Irs. Pottle’s beauti ful home on Jef.erson street. Gaily cololcd flower* were abundantly u«ed -nroughout the two ^ Wjth room- where bridge was played. The, Q5i | n( , v j beautiful in every r traveling i spent last sum- Europe. Mrs. Hoili ng woman of extra ordinary charm. Possessing, as she does, many lovely traits of character and an unusual gentleness of man ner. she has endeared herself to n vpr y wide circle of friend*, who wish for her nnd her husband a long life cf happiness. Mr. Holderness is also a Georgian by birth. He is the only son of Mr.. Sidney Holders.,n, Sr., of Carrollton, d his B. ‘ — 1 MARKET SPECIALS Salt Meat Stre ak o’ Lean J.61c Have Y 3U Tried Ou~ Banquet Bacon lb 29c Sausage (i od Mixed Pork Link 20c 25c Fresh Trout Rcady DrcS8£d lb 25c Croakers 1 Fat 3 lbs 25c y !c« Yfrg ...».vara.. ... refretbment* j were served at each party. Assist-j ^ ing Mrs. Pottle were Mrs. Pearson,, Berry and Mrs. Y. A. Little. .Miss Inn Ricketts left Sunday for ] MRS HINES AND MRS CARPEN , visit of several days with friends TER ENTERTAIN n Augusta, and while there she will Mrs. E. P. Hines and Mrs^ -i? Mr?. F. A. Fowler of Langley. ' tini-neuter entertained I’hi i S. C. ' I „ T.‘ clientele u y and his LLB. degree from the I .ersity' of Virginia. He has also , course in Law from Harvard, j i a member of the Delta Sigma j fraternity. He is at present jected with the well known law. i of Sparkman & Knight In j ,pn. and has a very worth-while OOCWOOOC^OOjOCtOClOO!OOOOOOOCkOODiO.OOOOOfl(0»OOCfftO©OOOC5000^W8 ; Get Rid of Weeds 9. | USE A Perfect Weed Cutter . T. A Hawkii Bivins. Mrs. James. Mrs. J. T. Slews tiren and Mr. Elbert Reo-e were joint. hnstcs«rs tc Circu automobile trip Sun- j A of the Baptist W. M. V. on Monday tvillc and Amcricu*. P. M.. at the home of . rs. cm 0*0 ion Jefferson street. '.ire'hreu t'p” < chi I pg U in North! Mrs. Louis DoS,insure and dnugh- . "have returned homo for tors, Margaret and Ellon, of At- Manta, were the guest* of Mr. and I Mr?. G. E. McWhorter the past Antionette King, daughter j week-end. ... .tnd Mrs. Campbell King, of i . no. V.,„ is visiting her grand! Mrs. F. D. Holsnbcck ha. return d Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Hines, to her homo in Macon, after n *00 , to her mother, Mrs. S. J. btem- , 1 bridge. Mr. Holsenbeck came over " Tg^ Svo'ZuZi w and accompanied her to Ma- ‘ icross where they have| con - . , • ing Mrs. Alkn’s parent*. D. Stembridge spent Fri- lonticcllo. visiting friends, ding, the Oxford District ' ittherinne little nnd her rs. Roy Betner, will motor work, N. J., to thi? city to ir parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Mr-. Richard Hutchings spent several days of the past week in Atlanta attending jthe Psychiatric Convention. Dr. Hutchings ca nc of the New York state hos- Mrs. E. B. Dobbs and children ve returned to their home in Mar- tenville, Va.. after a visit to Mrs. Dobb's parents, Mr. C. C. Wilkm- in this county. bridge party given in hon- ' the women attending the American Psychiatric Association in Atlanta last week, Mrs. R. C. Swint -‘W-irded the prize for top score. 1 l, ‘ v?as a beautiful ailver Mn. Floridc Allen al*o won ot the prizes given for play- honor*. * S ,]f! Mr. and Mm R- A. Taylor ariU leave Thumday for Annapolm, Md tc visit their son, who is at the Naval Academy, and will leave for a Ion* cruise within a few daya. Mr. I.nd Mrs. Taylor will be accompanied by their little daughter and CoLC. B. r piay- McCulIar. The latter wfll atop in liMS D- C- Tut - 1-j afternoons in honor of Mrs.j . ht . ou t.„f.town guests who Emmett Womack Hines of Bnlti* verQ p rc!(e nt at the wedding were. yjd. Mrs. Hines. Mrs. Corpen-: v , M Parks and Miss Dorothy “"■* p 3 rks, of Millcdgeville, mother and f the hWdo: Mr. nnd Mrs. Emmett Hines, and M Candler Brooks received the guests on the beautiful lawo of ''Green Acre,” the home of Mrs. Hines. Bridge was played, after which de licious refreshments were served. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. A. alKin. spent Wednesday in Macon. Mr. Robert Bailey ir out after an illness of several days. Taste the difference—breed, re!U end cake, et the ELECTRIK MAID BAKE SHOP. Dr. W. O’D. Jonea, who recently underwent an operation for appen dicitis in a sanitarium in Macon, has returned to this city. He will re main here at the home of his mother. Sirs. L. M. Jones to regain his strength, before returning to his home in’ New Orleans. The Wends of little Bit Pierce ere glad to see him hack in the Southland again, but regret to 1-am that he was called here on the account af the illness of his mother She is reported a little better and it i. hoped that she will have . speedy recovery. # 0 Mrs. M. M. Parks and Kiu Doro- thy Perks have returned fcum Tampa, FIs., where they went t. he present at the marriage of Catherinne Forks to Mr. Holdentess, Jr Sidney Holderness, Sr., of Carroll ton C-orgia, father and raotl -r oj the’groom; and Mrs. C. H. Stewart, also „f Carrollton, aunt of the groom. .... e c. Beaman, of Milledge- vllle was a guest, and Mr. Marvin Parks, brother of the bride ami popular realtor nnd rental agent of Tempo, and Messrs. Moseley and Smailing were alto among those pres en* nt the wedding of this couple which united two of Georgia's promi- ent families. , r the party lea or .upper- Cell ELECTRIK MAID BAKE SHOP. MR D. F. MONTGOMERY CELE BRATES BIRTHDAY ANN1- VERSARQ Mr. D. F. Montgomery* celebrated anniversary of hia birthday last Sunday. The occasion was made a happy one by holding n re-union composed of the Montgomery «" Spivey families. A bountiful >hn- vras served at which there were thirty-five guests. Rev. F. H. Harding, Mrs. F. H. Harding. Miss Bessie Blood and Mr. Jerre N. Moore, went to Cornelia Tuesday afternoon to attend the an nual convocation of the Central Dis trict of the Atlanta Diocese. Mr. HuJif presided over tt* eonvoca- Makes cutting grass and weeds a pastime—Easily handled old or young. Make ‘‘clean we have— by reality about your premises—for this Lawn Mowers Grass Hooks Lawn Rakes Sprinklers Flower Sets Rubber Hose Garden Tools CALL AND LET US SHOW YOU R. W. Hatcher Hdw« Co. Miltedgeville. Georgia A Reduction in Price Ail Spring and Summer Hats in my Store MISS LENI MOORE THE HAT SHOTTE