Newspaper Page Text
UNION RECORDER. MILLEDGEVILLE. GA., OCTOBER
1929
^ial
;ir.d Mrs. Godfrey Orterman
Mr. and Mrs. Lawton Lovett
Sunday in Wrightsville.
-j .. Betty Longley, of Dalton,
.... Sunday as the guest of Miss
j[ i Yarbrough.
I»r. and Mr*. J. C. Adcock spent
. , • week-end in Villa Rica visit-
irie Hr. Adcock** mother.
l)r jnii Mrs. R. C. Swint have
irt . j Philadelphia, Trenton and
jiew York.
ji: and Mrs. J. C. Statham are
fper.-i ■several days of this week
in Atlanta.
jj r . C. C. Hurt is in the city hos
pital «i» r sl* e underwent an opera
te past
md Mrs. Brisco Walls have
. .j fro ma vurit to two months
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Martin and
family motored to Stone Mountain
Sunday and report a delightful trip.
E. A. Ropers hat returned to re
sume his studies at the Technolog-
ical school, in Atlanta.
Miss Floried Smith has pone to
Richmond V,„ whore .ho engaged tho pnbiic'in time', of dU«te“r"
ij telegrams to eatonton
1 COMES TO LOCAL OFFICE HERE
S.ncv Tuesday there has been nc
leivpraph and (telephone communi
cation to Eatonton.
Tuesday morninp Mr. Fred Bat-
»on, manager of the local Western
Union Telepraph office, received in
structions from Atlanta that all
telepraph melanges to Eatonton
would be received throuph the Mil-
ledpcvilU- office, and that he should
deliver them in Eatonton, five dol
lars being allowed to carry them
from this city.
This act on the part of the Tele
graph Company is highly commend
able, and shows that they have a
high conception
Mv Favorite
RECIPES
i social service work.
1 1-2 cups flour
1-2 teaspoon salt
4 level teaspoons baking powder
1 1-4 cups sweet milk
7 tablespoons Wesson Oil
2 epps
Sift flour, baking powder and
their duty to ^ salt together—add milk, then oil and
hastly eggs beaten well.
sions on this subject—and it was de-
A daughter was born to Mr. and cided that the club would have a j
Mrs. Grady Hawkins Sunday night committee to look into the matter of
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred ordering bulbs in bulk, at least—
Batson. , tulips—and Mrs. M. S. Bell was
• * • j made chairman of this committee;
Mrs. Wallace Butts, Jr., of Madi- other members—Mrs. W. A. Massey
>n, spent several day* of the part UI >d Mrs. George Watkins.
eek, visiting relatives and friends The president, Mrs. Hines, named
i the city. : several groups of chairmen, and com-
• • • I rrittees and these will be given out
Mr. J. C. Hawkins, of Camak, has liter. The day of meeting was put
• -n at Meriwether the post several °n the fourth Wednesday of each
days, having been called there on , month—?o as not to interfere with a
account of the illness of Mr. G. D. an . v other organization.
Bar Cookie
1 cup brown sugar
1 cup white sugar
4 1-2 cup* flour
1 1-2 cup shortening
1 teaspoon soda
1 teaspoon baking powder
1 tea.* poor salt
1 teaspoon vanilla
1-2 teaspoon ci mam on
1 cup chopped nuts
Make into rolls and place in
>x over night. When ready
We Have a Full Line of
PABST CHEESE
Pabstett—makes delicious sandwiches 25c
Swiss and Pimento, one-half pound packs,es 25c
Pabst Malt Syrup _ 5j c c , n
! ?. GERBER BABY FOOD
Gerber's strained Prunes, Carrots, Spinach, and Vegetable
— 15c and 2 5c
RECOMMENDED BY PHYSICIANS
New Crop Roled Purity Oats 10c
Vita Wheat, the best wheat preparation 25c pkf.
SPECIALS SATURDAY
White Meet for Boiling 12 l-2c
7 lbs. Vegetole $1.00
Stokeley’s No. 2 Tomatoes 10c can
WE HAVE SEED RYE AND SEED OATS
BELL GROCERY CO.
QUALITY, SERVICE, PRICE
263—PHONES—49?
daughters in Virginia. Myrick.
• • i Mrs. J. W. Amos, of Fair- |
bum. were guest* of Mr. and Mrs. ij
Ed Ath-n Sunday. I G. D. Myrick, who is ill
* * * j of Mr. and Mrs. Cha* Wi
C h and Mrs. T. H. Rentz and j wether.
■■•I -pent past week-end in Ma-
short between hake * thin and bake i)n
• • • that meeting and the Fair, it was de- oven *
A. Edmondson, of Atlanta j ci ded to have the members as indi-!
bedside of her father. Mr. j viduals to enter any flower contest | J *»
Cake
and Mrs. U. S. Bowen spent
and Sunday in Athens,
lie parents of Mrs. Bowen.
at Meri-
I ' take a part
Each me
Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Corwin and j on * speak**:
children and Miss Catherine Little, |
of Newark. N. J., arrived
city Wednesday to spend two weeks
with their parents, Mr. and Mn
W. Little.
and thei
th*':
ho witnessed the
football game in Macon
J. W. Mobley and C. I
GILLIS-PUGH
iourcement has be n n*cei'
f the marriage of Dr. Thor
• • • ! E. Pugh and Miss Estell G ill is.
Hr W. S. Mobley has returned Kan r a* City. The marriage occurred
; home in Thompson after a in Kansas City September the 20th
Ti«! t.1 her daughter to Mrs. F. C. J Dr. Pugh is a son of Mr. Thns.
jVnui-l. I E. Pugh, of this county, a’nd is n<
• • • ] in charge of the United States V
Mr. John Logan, who is a student eran Hospital in Kansas City.
«t the State University, spent the —
past week-end with Mr. and Mrs. P. T. A. WILL MEET FRIDAY
Barr:- Hill. I The Parent-Teacher Associate
• • • 'will hold their regular monthly mee
Rev. and Mrs. W. W. Whaley and , n g Friday aft<•-noon at 8:45 o’clock
Sul n, of Dudley. q> nt Sunday ,<t the grade bu Iding. An interert-
3 Mrs. Whaley’s mother, Mrs. W.
I Hon
program will be rendered, and
members are urged to l»e pres-
Mr-. H. M. Hurt, who has been in
P- I.<*u . was called home the past , MITS ROSEMARY GLASS GIVES
RECITAL
Mrs.
A delightful musical t-eat of this
week wins the r.cital in which Miss
Fannie Virginia McClure presented
her pupil. Miss Rosemary Glass
The program was given at the As-
embly Room of Peabody High
School in the presence of a large
Seaborn Lawrence, Mr. As-i number of friends. Mi s Glass is a
Farr and Mr Elsworth Bivins taUnted musician .nnd her program
M-nday for Atlanta where they was a most difficult one. She was
ousted by Mis- Mary Eberhar:.
oUnbrt.
Leal Moore hns returned
bir t ft m Atlanta, where she ha?
i! for the past several weeks.
■ ived a cordial welcome from
itty friends.
Emory University dur- i
ul Atinnta.
and Mr». W. G. Crawley an ! [ W,TH ™ E LEACUE
J ■ f Augusta, pa~ed through ?«»<•» n " rlrt . «'•'
.ville last Thuraday. They largest croud since nu
•. their way to Griffin. Wert «»" Appm.imately fin were pi
The attraction war the play
WET”, given by the Missionary
■ - Johnson ha, ,one to Ghat- Gept . with the purp of -tra-iur
■ Tern., where he has accept- *•' mK ' *
-ion with the Hamel Pack- f M "
1 from a visit of two m«»nths effect, for
M. C., last June, and i?
and bright young m;
- an organization,
ing will probably have
the subject chosen to
ares:t just at that time
will be one half hour
• iven to short talks by members of
the club selected because of the
formation they could give on said
subjects—. At the November meet
ing the planting of shrubs, roses and
fall flower seed were chosen, and the
following ladie ■; are to have these
subject—ah rubs Mrs. M. S. Bell—
rores—Mrs. Fr. rk Bone—Fall Flow
er planting—Aiih* Clara Nixon. The
committee to make up program for
November and December are, Mrs.
M. S. Bell. Mr . Frank
Mrs. J. C. Coo; r. Mr
rence is chair: an of tht place of ^
meeting c»mmi e«. A » r the busi
ness meeting, u-ie three ho?teases
served hot tea and sandwichei.
eral beautiful vases and bowls of fall 1
flowers were the couse of many ad-
miring and tnehusiastic comments.
The Garden Club will welcome any
person intere-ted in this work who
is willing to do her part in the work
of the cluh. It will he the policy of
the club not to call any one over the
phene, you will have to remember it
is the fourth Wednesday, and watch
the paper fur the place of meeting
and the hour.
It has been a long time since we
have had any organisation in our city
it has met with as much succeaa
id intere-t in the beginning of its
life, as ha? the Garden Club, and the
fficers wiah to thank all those who
have become enthused over the plans
nd they hope that these plans will
« Me out wonderfully well.
Japanese Fn
4 eggs
2 cup- Sugar
1 « up milk
1 cup butt*-r
2 teaspoons baking powder
Make as .my cake and bake
middle lay-
1 teaspoon
cloves, 1-2
i- three layers, adding
d er 1 package of raisins,
:- c.nnamon, 1-2 teaspoon
B'-poon all-spice.
The Filling
8 lemons grated, rind and juice
1 cocoanut grated
1 cup boiling water
2 tabespoons corn starch.
Put all together into a sauce-pan
ara ! except corn rt.irch. When mixture
begin? to boil, add the cornstarch
lved in half cup of cold water;
nue to cook, stirring conrtant-
. ly until the mixture drops in a lump
from the spoon. Cool and spread
between the layers, cover top with a
By MRS. HARRY G. BONE
Chicken De Mayonniee
2 cups chicken
1 can small peas
1 cup celery
1-2 cup bleached almond*
8 boiled eggs
1 large tablespoon chowchmg
1 tablespoon copus or olive?
2 tablespoons of gdatim
New Hats
Arriving Daily
Miss Leni Moore
THE HAT SHOPPE
OvO*>x<K-j; xtoooooo »c •*>!**>c m >ooc*ooooooooo'>ooq
A winter
lawn ?
Eany—thiH way!
• great and needy
■is. The play carried
U ndid pledges were
n . made afterward*, by the Leaguers.
Council Meet mg was held Wedrv
j day nii'ht ‘it the home of Vice-Pre
J H. Shurl,y. of Millod S r. ■I-' »'*«*’ ">”• Pl,n " ,or ,b '
■ I!n„ d-nttaU. h., bt-en «■•«<» m * d '. , ,
lil ,j„. |„t Fri.lay New, * *' 1 ' 1 b '' h "' J
I'HlMltv .fternoo, wu <Tbur«i.yl »t the
improved, and | Th„ •«» * v ' T "* **
•’■ting quietly.
t' ' deriek
■ i’.y is at
M
Hnd Mr*. Floyd Fred-
g Frederick is radio
f H U. S. Ship. Cincinnati,
a fine record since he
r General B. C. Ward ’
f'onfedenite Veteran llul '
nty attend the State Mewiame* M S .
■h will h.,- held nt Quit- J' BeU—*'
w.-, k. Gen. Ward wUI Bell, and it peu
taevill. ne.t Monday f„r ed. Btwauw of
fr he will board a apeeial tie ,wea,iot,. Mi
r fr the veterana from Jf • Maeen. a.
a and Atlanta to Quit- the trip
"f Mi
i.d just defel
plan* to a*k
^ n
and Mr*. Gu* Slev-
’V will Itvarn with plea?- j ^ !
'rival of a little girl at lh«i. »*‘i
•I la,t Thursday. She , »dde.l I" the It
ned Sarah. Mra. Ste-wn, fortunately
d here as Miss FI
1 ” hn« been a frequent visi-
,f v 1 ' '-y- having been the guert
- • ’nt. Mrs. E. R. Hines nd
*>te Moon,
etgrtl
af members and, ar
, were some prr
writ that could *tw Ulk _" J b
lines most
just at tk>*
planting.
cresting t«> the clui
time—namely—bait
The hour and a little over
given to .hort talk, and diacua-