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- - _ Callie Cook will have as her Kuests Friday, Mrs. Williair J. Quillian, wife of Piesident Omllinn of Wesleyan, Mrs. Chas Marshall, Mrs. V. R. Patrick and Miss Lois Rogers of Macon. FARR.BLANKS Rtv. and Mrs. J. H. Farr announce the marriage of their daughter. Laree, to Mr. Lawson M. Blank;, ol this city. The ceremony was a quiet affair, taking place last Tuesday evening, October 29, in the Metho- I. Butt- is spending this J Miss Mae Brantley spent Sunday nlatives in Columbus. viriting relatives at Harrison. Miss Marjorie Nightengale, of Brunswick, was the week-end guest of her sister, Mrs. W. W. McKinnon. ;j. indel Mobley spent Mon- , -he city, returning to Au- Tursday. Vary Everett Finn of Ro- , . the guest of Mrs. R J. Mc- T. Wynn and Mr. L. C. n led the State Kiwanis Valdosta last week. t’oie of Macon i» spending weeks with her daughters, T A. Rt-ese and Mrs. E. Bass. i;. I*. McWhorter of Atlanta Milledgeville to attend the f Capt. DeSaussure. , W. S. Jett, Jr., of Memphis, I Tenn.. ’he guest of her son, W. . L' '>na Frederickson spent the ■ : I in Augusta as the guest of Gladys Stoddart. and Mrs. Bostick and little I .aught- c. Mary Ann have returned | 'nan .. week’s visit to Tampa, Fla. Mi-- Julia Smith spent Sunday rth her sister, Mrs. J. P. Beck, gtoven- Pottery. Mr- M. F. Dhvis has returned fr.m a visit to her daughter, Mrs Mr, R. I. Brake, Jr., at Albany. Mr- Margaret Napier and Miss Ehabrth Napier spent several days of the past week in Atlanta. and Mrs. L. D. Edwards of t>n, were guest-, of Mr. and Mrs. Geo Edwards Sunday. Mr*. W. E. Robinson, Mrs. E. E. I Bass and Mrs. R. J. McElrath attend- r:i the funeral of Mr. Will Burton ia f Aani-ta last Thursday. Mrs. F P. Golucke has been quite ill with the flu, last reports are she i.- thought to be some better. Col. and Mrs. C. B. McCullar spent Saturday and Sunday the guests of Hon. Ed Rivers, at Lakeland, Ca. Mr. John Sallee, of Louisville, g un Ky., is visiting tht family of his brother. Mr. J. O. Sallee. the bride, officiated. Mrs. Biaoks is the eldest daughter of Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Farr. She has been teaching for several since receiving her A. B. degree from Wesleyan College, in Macon, and has only made her home with her parents here during the summers. All who have had the privilege of j making her -acquaintance are charm- I ed with her unusual personality and Mr. Malcolm Johnson of New York love her for her fine qualities. City, -pent Sunday here. Mr. John- | Mr Blanks is the son of the late son was formerly with the Macon Mr. W. H. Blanks and Mrs. Blanks. Telegraph and reported many import- He hn« made Milledgeville his home ant happenings in Milledgeville. His for many years and is now success- friends here will be glad to know. fully engaged in farming and the Mr. and Mrs. Frank Herring will leave this week to return to »heir home in New York, after spending the fumme rwith Mrs. Herring’s par ents. I>r. and Mrs. T. M. Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Herring have a wride circle of friends in the city and throughout the state. ith the K4w York j dairy huineas. His fine sterling character has won for him the ad- * i miration and respect of all who ELKS TO HAVE HALLOWEEN know him. Mrs. H. D. Allen and Mrs. Chas. w. . . . Tht “ friend * of this happy couple L. Moore left today for a visit to r . *“* e< w* v ®* Lodge of Elks j wish them mrch happiness and success Atlanta. * I nre a Halloween dance Friday together. 0 , » j night in the club rooms. Many out- ________________ A. A. Vuughiin, „f Orange-'"''‘T" V ' Uit0 “ "* ut- VISITORS AT THE MANSION burg. S. C„ hns been upending uev i ! " d - *»«*•>«“'* f "”» wfll LAST WEEK, ml day, in the city. furnieh the muaic and a midnight lunch wil be served. The dance is a •ii . | , ortpt afair and is given as a bene- ill at the 1 i the city. L. C. Tarpley mr. Lt. c. Tarpley js ill at the' r , ; „ , j 7 . , . . . . . _ i i*t lor the lodge funds, home of his daughter, Mrr-. Bari Wilsi F. Sapp has returned to n . r at Empire after a visit to | " Fr d * y * nd n this county. I»r J. W. Mobley. Sr., ) Augusta Inst week on thr death of his brother- Borton. *-a- called cccunt of i-law, Mr. (i* >rge Tunnell attended the i-Georgia game in Jackson ville. Ha.. Saturday. Jack Tunnell 1 n.her of the Florida squad. itnd Mrs. T. B. Lawrence spent V end with Mrs. Lawrence's r . Mr*. Mamie Allen, at Rar- Mr to Mrs. Henry London and children, <. A ro( k of North Carolina, .are visiting Mrs. Landon's mother, Mrs. E. N: Ennis. from three to ten. Mi* Callie Cook will give an Art Exhibit. Bazaar and tea at the home of her mother, Mrs. the < ood Willi* Mr. und Mr.-.. Tommie Bivins of Haddock, and Mr. Bruce Andrews of Miami, Fla., spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Andrews here. Charming visitors 3t the Mansion last week were Mr. and Mrs. Hal Huntz of Atlanta, as the guests of Dr. ami Mrs. J. L. Reeson. Mrs. Huntz is the rranddaughter of Joseph E. Brown. Georgia’s War Governor, and she was celebrating her birthday by making a visit to Milledgeville in order te> see the place where, as a child, her mother had Mr. Huntz is an architect and was interested in every detail of the old Mansion. His pencil made ready sketches anti he gave praise, calling Georgia’s NEW CROP Extra Fancy Drained Citron 50c lb Extra Fancy Crystahied Cherries 00c Ik Extra Fancy CrystaHxed Pineapple 60c lb. Fancy Evaporated ApD.es Good Conn try Water Gronnd Meal 40c pk. First Class No. 2, Tomatoes ]0c 9—2.0(10 Sheets Finest Tissue Toilet Paper $1.00 (A Regular 20c Seller. This is A Bargain) SPECIALS SATURDAY Boston Bellies, Streak Lean and Fat 14c lb. $1.00 Fresh Fndts and Vegetables Every Day—Watch Our Windows BELL GROCERY QUALITY, SERVICE, PRICE 2*3—PHONES—498 CO. .•ening Mrs. Alice At- will demonstrate the n w pottery making department at the art school. She will work on the this old building machines and permit the visitors to Gems. try their hand at th» new work. I The home will be be.uifully und EASTERN STAR TO HAVE PARTY Mrs. Ann. Vheon, Mi* Mamie! <*“«•"'; *,»«»<*' FRIDAY N1CHT. Vinton. MU. Margaret Vinton Mr. John Vinson of Macon i cent victors here. of the china tea ervice. Those J serving will be Miss Floride Allen, . . „ „ „ , . “‘“ iMrs. J. O. Sallee. Miss Otelia Flem- Annie C. TmpneU, and tt .nburn and irte . Mi „ Louiw Albwli wini . Annette Roger, .pent Sunday m Cor- fr(d FoT ,„ „ nd „ Bl , Ile a * U ‘- , . . | McMillan. .... . ,■**. ’ M rs - j.met McCall and the men. . Z J i« ,‘r , “k ■«* «f her art etaw. at Wejeyan daughter. Mary Allen, of Columbia. | wU , ^ fnhcr M „ on S. C., Spent the week-end with Mr. , , ..u «... , '•"'F 1 ' wdl * lte " d th ' reception as the guest of Mi»e Cook and Mrs. D. M. and Mrs. J. P. Humphries. at the tea tables. Each of the ladies j „f the Eastern Star will have a party rving will be dr» -d to match the j Friday night In the Masonic Club A supper will he served early entertainment Hans—special preie on Puriti Hams th». week. 30 cents per lb. i CHANDLER BROS. rs. C. T. Owens and two daugh ters and Mr. and Mrs. Thompson ? down from Atlanta, and spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W Massey. The American Association of Uni- Tsi y Women will meet with Miss Stell and Mrs. Sam Anderson at the home of Dr. Lee Monday after- at four o’clock. es Blanch Greene, who is teach- st W'innsboro, S. C., spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Irs. Walter Greene, who motored to olumbia, and brought her home. nd Mrs. Marion Allen spent Sunday in Athens, visiting Mrs. Allen’s mo the Mrs. Toombs I>u- s. Da Bar accompanied for a visit of some time. E. R Hines wen. < ' Kriday night to attend i Par- Ttachirs meeting. Mrs. Hine-« -ir-ging ut the meeting and them hoi them on community singing. * • * * * * Mr. and Mrs. J. 0. Cooper and . id Mrs. J. Caleb Clark and their son, Edwin, with Mr. Ge<*rg«- •h Jr., of Atlanta, and Mr*. Ross, Jr., spent the past week-end • - iussure of Atlanta, were •’in Valdosta. Ga., with their son, Mr. MiUedfr' ville on account of J. L Cooper, of Capt T. H. DeSaussure. . • * • • • • Mrs. Lyman Turnquist, wl » has Mr P. H. Citmbn-ll of Macon', j hr," vi.iting her tiaUr, Mr,. Ki.laml u-t thm Board of Truttw- Uwranc,. ha, rrturnml to her homo MitladgrriUn State lIo«pita! [in Rovan. Montana. Sh.- wa« ac- • til It. T. M. Hall at thr funrrat comtianird hy hrr tiitrr. Mia, Elina- 1 irR.uaaarc. both Ho are: Mrs. William J. Quillian, Mrs. Chas Marshall, Mr*. V. R. Patrick and Mis Lois Rogers. Miss Cook cordially invites all her Miltedgeville friends and tho*e who are interested in the work. SPECIAL FACTORY SALE: JONES DliUG STORE ! CONCENTRATING ON VALUES TKat'i the way the JAY’S Starei Matufe to PreteRt to Yn the Smartest Eootwear far Came to JAYS aid thi. JAY^J price kelp yon save .a your New Fall Shoes. §3^ FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NOV. lit and 2nd I L'oripahs Narcissus Perfume. Regu LITTLE JULIA SCOTT CELE- 1 «!(¥) Rottlr ONI Y BRATES BIRTHDAY. ' * W ’ 3#C Li® 1 Julia"S„nt orU-'brati-d hrr L'onpiias Narcissus Face Powder, birthday Monday afternoon with \ Regular $ I 00 Box ONLY 39c delightful Halloween party at the home of her parents. Dr. and Mrs. (Only 4 to one Customer) * Mnro^ twenty of her little j J“* • Demonstration from Factory friend* were invited, and delightful | 0 Consumer, and Hill be on two games were enjoyed throughout the afternoon. She was show* red with days only. many gifts from the l.ttle hoys and FRIDAY AF n SATURDAY girls who were her gues-t*. Refreshment were served and If you wish a real Bargain you each of her guests wer;‘ presented a . i c • i Halle.... favor. I 5h “ uU ,hrir S i >f<,als DO YOU NEED SHOES FOR BUSINESS? ... FOR A PARTY? ... FOR STREET WEAR? JAY’S IS THE PUCE TO GO. FOR HERE YOU WILL FIND EVERYTHING NEW IN FOOTWEAR styles; Kidtkins, Satins, Suedes. Rep tiles—in the BEST SHADES FOR AUTUMN 1929! '•as. A. DeSaussure of Mem- T nncNMi is spending a few ’h Mr. and Mr*. G. E. Mc- having called here on ac- f the death of his brother, T. H. DeSaussure. and Mrs. Cason Black, Mr. I in wood Smith. Miss Rosa- i’utvh. Miss Ernestine Borneau William Fraley were a party 'le an automobile trip to n City for the j»tt week-end. Koj. Up. ■1 Mrs. J. W. Mobley were \iig U sta the pvt week on •f the death of Dr. Mobley’* Mr. Will Burton. Dr. Mob- fned Ifome* Sunday. Mm. ■ nd two sons will spend sev- ' vititing Mrs. Mobley's pANtt*. I Mrs. Heindel Mobley have ». >tr little daughter, Sera " Mrs, Mobley and the baby home of their aunt, Mrs. n. They will spend sev- there before returning Mr. Dixon Williams left Monday for Florida, where he will spend -t me time, looking after his farming interests. Hi» many friends here re- gret his leaving the city, and wish for him success. The Philsthea class of the Baptist Sunday S. hnt.l are plann ng fur a j home coming the Sunday after j Thanksgiving Day. At v meeting held Tuesday night c.immitt c- were I appointed to perfect all plans. A full program will he announced later. Mrs. C. 1’. Crawford ha- been >uf- ftrring the p«»t week witn injuries received when she steppe*! and fell in the dining room of her home Her friends wish for her a speedy re- 'overy. Mrs. James Maddox, State President of the American Legion Auxiliary and Mr*. A. L. Henson. Committee Chairman of At lanta. will be the guests of Miss .Bertie Stemhridge and Mrs. George L. Echols, while here next week. Mr. and Mr- Geo. W. Edwards sn- Bouiu-e the birth of a daughter, Oct. | The sew wide “saddle straps” oxfords—EVERY STYLE! PUNT YOUR SEED NOW. ITALIAN RYE, THE BEST. WE SELL IT AT 15c LB. SPECIAL PRICE ON QUANTITIES EASY TO PUNT A UWN just sow your seed sprinkle a Idle VIC0R0 over your dead Bermuda Grass. Rake in with an ordinary garden rake and water thoroughly -a few days will produce a beautiful green lawn fur all winter long. VIGORO * M***’ Imw, Endorsed by Lending Landscape Gardeners fll Nurserymen ’ VKSK -ft-. R.W. Hatcher Hardware Co Whriaaak S Rateii Hundreds of Others at $ 4 95 OFTEN IMITATED BUT NEVER EQUALLED JAY’S Department Store NEXT DOOR TO THE BOSTON CAFE Milledgeville, Ga. V It i i