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UNION RECORDER, M1I.I F.DCEV1LLE, G*.. OCTOBER Jt. I»» Fourth Quarterly Conference To Be Held Saturday-Sunday Dr. Elan F. Dempsey, Presiding Elder of The Oxford District Will Preside, and Hear Reports of Methodist Charches of City and County My Favorite RECIPES I>r. Elam F. Dempsey, Presiding F.lder of the Orford District, will be in the city Saturday and Sundny for the purpose of holding the fourth quarterly conferences of the Metho dist churches. The fourth quarterly conference is most important to the churches, as the year’s work is brought to a clo e as near as possible, report are made and officers .mr t named for another year. Millet. eviU* Cire.it The Milledgevillc Circuit confer ence will be held at Hopewell church Saturday. Dr. Dempsey will preach in the morning at half-post eleven o’clock, and administer the saers- At the conclusion of the service a basket dinner will be served. The confidence will be held in the af,ter- The Milledgeville circuit is coin- p- ed of the following churches: Bethel. Pleasant Grove. Stevens lottery. Union Hill. Hopewell and Montpelier, with Rev. J. H. Farr Mr. Farr has served as pastor of the Milledgeville Circuit six years, and has established himself in the confidence and esteem of the mem bers of his congregations. Milledgeville Cbargo Dr. Dempsey will fill the pulpit of the Milledgeville Methodist church Sunday morning, at 11:80 o’clock. Dr. Dempsey served .as pastor of this church four years, and has a large number of friends here, who are al ways glad to hear him. The conference will be held at the church in the afternoon. The offici al MRS. GEO. CARPENTER Two Hoar Rolls 1 cup of warm milk 3 rourded teaspoons of lard 1 tablespoon of 5Ugar 1 teaspoon of salt Enough flour to make a dough the consistency of biscuit dough. Dissolve yeast in luke warm milk, add sugar, melted lard, cooled, salt and floui. rking to bring the year to ( Make them up the same as biscuit, a successful close, and make a g“od ^ ro ll cut, and let rise two or two and report as possible at that time. i half hours. Bake in moderate oven. Rev. J. F .Yarbrough is serving | his third year as pastor of the Mil- Tomato* Aspic ledgeville church. 3 1-2 cups of tomatoes Midway Charge | 3 .talks of celery—outside may be The conference of the Midway and m*-d. Oak Grove churches will be held Sun-} j medium onion A CARD OF THANKS ! We wish to express our sincere j thanks and appreciations to the many friends for their kindness during tht j long illness and death of our father, j Again we thank them for the many beautiful flo&al offerings. May God’s richest blessings fall upon each and every one. MRS. B. N. MORRISON MRS. HENRY P. GILMORE MRS. CHAS. F. FOWLER H. E. HARDEE, JR. orfork Oysters, as fiaa as ever produced at ENNIS PALACE MAR KET. The Knit-lex Coat NEVER TRAVEL WITHOUT IT J CHANDLER’S C1NN- day evening at the Midway church, immediately after services conduct ed by Dr. Dempsey. Rev. Mr. Roark ha- been paster to the church the present year. The final financial reports of the churches cannot be made at the quarterly conferences, as there will remain ten days before the North Georgia conference convene* in At lanta, November 13th, and a large =um of money will be paid during those days. 2 teaspoons of salt Dash of pepper 6 cloves 1 envelope of gelatine 1 cup cold watei 2 tablespoons of vinegar Ciftt onio inand celery and boil with the tomatoes, salt, pepper an 1 doves for ten minute*. While boil ing soak gelatine in cold water. Strain tomatoes on gelatine. Add vinegar and pepper sauce to 1 Vi We will r dirty cotton ERY. Have yon seen it?—Havo you beard it? The golden voiced Radio table witb tbe new scr*«ya-grid Atwater Kent Radio—X^rt yours from— CLIFTON ADAMS ELECTRIC CO. Ea»y terms without interest. Norforb Oysters, as fin* as over produced at ENNIS PALACE MAR- KET. Radios is an electrical product— | that’s why you should buy from aa electrical dealer. CLIFTON ! ADAMS ELECTRIC CO. LAND FCR SALE—Several nice farms from 83 acres to 225 each. Fine land, well improved. 67 acres in city. Just the place for Factory Site. J. H. ENNIS. Pack it in your grip—roll it up—sit on it if you like—i never loses its shape. It is comfortable in cold weather, mild weather, drizrly weather. Yet it is so light in weight that you almost forget you have it on your back or over your aim. Always *30 JOHN HOLLOWAY The Man’s Store C M. C. CADETS INSPECTED MONDAY AFTERNOON MASONS ATTEND GRAND LODGE MEETING IN MACON Major W. E. Duvall, of Fourth Corps : J Hadquarters, View. Drills and Maneuvers e to Be Named Lodge Seven From Benevolent Lodes Attend By MRS. PEARSON BERRY Baked Onion in Tomato Sauce 6 medium sired onions Quart canned tomntoc- 1 tablespoon sugar, more if desired 2 teaspoons salt 1-4 teaspoon celery seed 3 t.ihle-poons flour, heaping 2 tablespoons butter Path of cayenne pepper Sflt^in tomatoes ;md cook wlith »-■ -ling for about ! FOUND—On the streets of Milledge- ville a sum of money, owner can get by accurately describing it. Confer with J. M. Gilmore, Wrens. 10-29 2t. pd. Major W. E. Duvall, of Fourth< Joseph A. Moore will be name d Corps Headquarters, made an in- Grand Junior Warden at the meet- rpection of the cadet hattallion of j ing of the Grand Lodge of Georgia G. M- C. la^t Monday afternoon. Masons in Macon this week, it is viewing drills and maneuvers on the understood. parade field. Mr. Moore has been in tbe Grand ( Lieut. Nuh and Col. G,onr» line aeveral year,, having concluded ,OT 10 Roach were hiyhly plc-ed with the a yonrWrvice a, Grand Senior Pea- Blend flour nnd butter., add ton,.- abowing the cadeta made. The In- con having nerved at other port, in |'» ““cure, spector spoke of the work at the *he line. school in complimentary terms and Benevolent I/odge No. 3, was repre- was highly pleased with the drills, rented by W. H. Baumgartel, J. W. Riley, J. F. Bell, F. R. Hargrove, E. KIWANIS STAGE LADIES B Jack * on ’ Joe Andrews and W. When you buy Potatoes, Cabbage, Onions and Ruta Bagas, call ENNIS PALACE MARKET. The lowest prices ever made in Milledgeville. The quality is right. well. NIGHT NEXT MONDAY i of Kiwamiaas Will Be Presen Diaaer and Social Program Daring The Afiarnaen Ladies of KiwanU will be special guests on next Monday night at the M>mi-annual “Ladies’ Night” cele bration of tbe Kiwanis Club. The phrty will be held in the regu lar meeting place at tbe Baptist church. Halloween favors and decorations will be used and stunts of all kinds will be staged. Tbe pro gram will center around the question, “W’hat Every Woman Wants to Know?” Chaiiman George Harris Webber with his committee of Mr. L. C. Hall. Rev. Harris, Rev. Harding and Mr. pleting plans Dr. Webber stated that ey expected to answer any que-tien the ladies wanted to know about men or otherwi.-e. MR. HENRY E. HARDEE DIED WEDNESDAY NIGHT 1§TH Passed Awi Sibley •I Serve D. Stem bridge. The meeting closed Wednesday night after a two day session and the election results had not been learned. Society BRIDE ELECT HONORED AT BRIDGE. Tuesday afternoon Mrs. J. S. Bone intertwined at her beautifjl home on the hill in honor of Miss Frances Hines, bride of next month. The parlors where the greats were seated for bridge, were attractivly donated in vari-rolored fall flowers. The afternoon of bridge game*, was concluded when delicious refresh ments were served. Mis* Hines was pre ented a beautiful honor guest MISS HINES HONORED A SHOWER. Mis.« Frances Hines was the hon< gue-t of Thursduy afternoon at delight -dful handkerchief shower at the home of Mr*. Cha*. J. Con which Mrs. Russell Bone and Mr*. V\ . D. Morrison were joint hostesses with Mrs. Conn. half and put in baking di>h. Pour tomato sauce over them, cook until onions are tender, depending on size of onion. About 1 hour. Serve from di»h in which cooked. Grated cheese may b* added just a few minute* before removing from oven. POPPY DAY They gave Gladly. Will you? AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY Whee you buy Potatoes, Cabbage, niees and Ruta Beges, call ENNIS PALACE MARKET. The lowest The quality is right. Don’t Let the Cold Winds Whistle through Your Windows BuyWindowGlassNow PHONE US FOR ANY SIZE—WE HAVE PUTTY, SPRIGS AND ACCESSORIES RJ. HATCHER HARDWARE CO WUfteule ft Retail Dutch Apple Pi* t Peel and slice enough apples’ to make pie. Butter rft neroualy the bottom of pie plate, -prinkle with sugar, add sugar to apples, using about one half cup or more cover pie plate and place in moderate oven to cook partly while preparing the cake. Make a cake batter and pour over the apples, return to oven and using rather slow oven. When t turn upside down on plUte. Make merringuc as for any pie, but apples, which are now on top of cake. Put both in slow oven and i until merringue ia delicate Cuke Batter 7-8 cup sugar 1 cup milk 2 cups flour 4 tablespoon- butter or subst 2 egg yolks, using whites merringue. 1 teaspoon vanilla 3 teaspoons baking powder A Long Hines* Held Friday Afternoon 18th Mr. Henry E. Hardee one of Bald win county’s well known citizen* and farmer, died .at hi- daughters* home. Mr,. B. N. Morrison of this ci^-. Mr. Hardee was in ill health for seventeen months and everything and favoi possible was done for his recovery. After i but he gradually grew worse. He bore his afflictions like a Soldier and waitad patently until the end came. He was seventy-one ywars of ag >. His wife preceeded | j n h.n, t" th" ur.v. .hr,, yr.r, h . ndk , ri . h ^ if * of th , The funeral sen-ice* were held at the home of Mrs. M. „ afternoon. Rev. J. F. McCli pustor of the Hardwick Baptist church, officiating. The burial was in the city cemetery. ri”ed by three daughters The Wo Unio lssionary observed Monday as a day of prayer for State M i-sionr. Services were held at the Baptist church in the af ternoon with Mrs. D S. Sanford in The spacious b >me was beautifully c |, arsre Coming to Milledgeville Week Beginning November 4th MILT TALBERT TENT THEATRE decorated in golden fall flowers and th. color Hrhrmr of irol„ and *r„n Th . rarrm-T, arhrr Adriatic war ramrd out in th, plat, card. „ m tav , c h.nrr of th, Hwtril Bakr , Shop today (Thursday.) They will After an afternoon of bridge a de- 1 get a liberal percent of the day’s i licious refreshments were served, i sales. They are inviting th* public Little Billie Morrison dressed %* a to buy their cakes .breads etc., from | mes-enger boy entered with a suit the Electrix Shop that day. Regular nd presented it to Miss Hines. ( prices will prevail, many beautiful. F. R. Friday MRr McKINNON COMPLIMENTS ( -oon *tr*. BRIDE ELECT. - - Mrs. William B. McKinnon enter- Mr. L. D. Smith has sold hi taimd at bridge on Saturday at the near Montpelier church, in erected ^ North Jeff- has East and i n where the games Refreshments were conclusion of the RED CR055 DRIVE STARTS NOV. 12TH Plans are going forward for the , UJ> ||V 1-d r roes Membership Drive which tv re i will start Nov. 12th. I served Th- R.d C row I. ,.f lKe ^ « - Hi- •« P- nt, d „ b~„tl. ztrsnuszt: m ” MrK ”- th, p„„„t yi'.r. „, pr,wn.,d . »».t prl„. CoDUnitt,., for th, driv, will b, } w. -Ill —_ „„ — ■Wotntnl b,tw,n thi, d.l, ,„d th, di„, ctt.w. CHANDLER'] C1NN- I ERY. home of Mrs. Lucia Treanor in bon- Baldwin to Mr. E. R. Collins, or of Miss Frances Hines whose ap- farm is located on the highway and proaching marriage is to be a brilli-, is known as the old McCi mb place, 1 *nt event in Novemter I and contain* more than three hun- R*d Gladolias in handsome va*es ( tired acres, fi rmed the decorations in the spaci- • Numhtrs of our citiseti' visited Furman Shoals Sunday aftern., view th* progress of th** work being done there The con-tructian of the house, and other work is progressing rapidly. The patron* of the Colonial Thea ter are enjoying the first talking pic tures ever exhibited in Milledgeville large crowds will be at the Colonial Thursday and Friday afternoon: MISS KTTY EDWARDS. MACON. 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