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My Favorit RECIPES RS. F. R. HARGROVE Chocolate Fudge I'T, cup- ~ utrar I .. taM** spoons cocoa I ta i,j, s|>--'*ns white Karo syrup 1 ' -ft milk ■j with sugar add milk and: . until makes soft hall in Take from fire add 1 vanilla. 2 tablcspons but- when nearly cool add nut •i buttered platter to squares, nHESDAY EVEWNC a s. c. Cirl. Will C.tk.r Ar,W Tr~ on C.b.m to Sim, C. ' ' Boforo Leaving for Horn One thousand Georgia girb will /rather r.round the beautiful lighted tree in front of Terrell hall on the /campus of G. S. C. W. next Tuesday * evcnin *r to sing Christmas carrols. The program Is under the direc tion of the Y. W. C. A. and the choir of the organization will lead in the singing. The affair is an annual custom on the campus and this year will be the mont elaborate the col lege • had. 1.1th. i nut The Christmas tree was recent!- planted by the Y. W. C. A. to on the campus for the annual event. | JUDGE WARD WAS EIGHT TWO YEARS OLD LAST FRIDAY Judge R. C. Ward was eighty-two of age last Friday, December Judge Ward holds his own quite active for a man of this! He holds the office of Justi* of the Peace of the city district and is a watchman at G. S. C. W. Judgr Ward was horn and reared in Butts •.isins I county, but lived a while in Texas, poon nutmeg, cinnamon I While he was a cadet i nthe Military cream, butter and sugar j School n t Marietta, the was hetw> Add ' W. milk, flour. I the States came on, ami he enlisted i’der and vnnillu Cook in j and served in the Confederate Army. Make layers of plain bat-J The Union Recorder joins the many or remainder of batter j friends of Judge Ward in rongratu- r.ut meats, .1 cup raisins lations and wish him many happy turns of the day. i t milk Raking Powder Fillir grated iling water in. and juice oranut, water, lemon len boiling add corn nil full in ball from By MRS. LAMAR HAM Baked Ham 1 midium size ham 1 cup brown sugar 1 table-poon ground cloves Vinegar to make a paste nove skin from ham, spread ugar mixed with cloves and ir over the entire ham. wrap ivy brown paper and tie up Flare in n roaster or ] (fed imke for two hours at moderate nain - in paper until K>f. Little Decorated Cakes j 1-2 cup butter V 1 cup .-ugar r and 2 egg yolks 1-2 cup strong coffee 1 3-4 cups flour tspoons baking powder. Work ■ktter until creamy, add sugar [W5 beaten together, then coffee i flour sifted with baking powder, in dripping pan and when cold ) fancy shapes and frost. Deco- 1 with green gum drops bpe of little leaves and red cinna- \ candy for holly berries. fO-ED CLUB MEETS THURSDAY t. M. Members of the Co-ed Club will Jet Thursday afternono for the last ■ until after the Christmas holi- W. C. GREEN SUCCEEDS H. HARPER ON BOARD OF V EDUCATION Judge Jas. R. Park appointed W. C. Green to succeed R. H. Harper as a member of the County Board of j Education from the Meriwether Dis- j triet. This action,was necessary to I -enure c quorum on the Board in or- I tier to pay the teachers for Christ mas. Mr. C. F. Riley, another her, is critically ill in a hospital in Macon. Mr. Green is thoroughly familiar with the school affairs of the ty ns he wa, formerly a member of the Beard. Mr. Harper succeeded Mr. Green who resigned when moved to Florida. The band of the Georgia Industrial ome spent a while in the city Sat urday afternoon and played n number of tunes. The band was made up of boys ranging in ages from ter twelve to eighteen years of age. The music was fine and attract- I a large crowd. They were on $heir return to Macon from Sparta, rherc they gave an entertainment Friday night. The G. I. H. is an orphan's home and was established by Rev. Mr. Mumford years ago. It has done a great work. | l - The office^ are in charge of the "gram: Miss Fordham (President) H give a talk, Miss Stanley (Vice- wident) will talk, Miss Lee (Secre- [hry> will read. (Miss Eskew (Treas- er) will read, Mfcs Tanner (Social ader) will talk and Miss Whited Importer) will read. Aftrr the program, gifts will be ‘hanged among the members. •Vjf» ber of members haw been '» aemunt'of illness. We hope h ‘Vc them ail back after the holi- I* C HOCTEN ELECTED MTeSI- |»ENT OF BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. R. G. Mooten, of the Union ' nl District, was elected President ° r the Board of Education to sut jpl the late R. H. Harper. Mi ° tcn has been a member for 'amber of years and take an active in the county school affairs. f other members of the Board are ar - J- L Beeson, R. W. Ivey, C. F. and W. C. Green. MAIL EARLY The indicatinos are that the vol- ufe of business that will be done at Milledgeville po.-t ofice this year will be unusually large, b. In outgoing and incoming mail. The patrons of the office are urged not to put off mailing their Christmas packages, but to be cer- and get thorn into the office to prevent a last day rush. An additional force will be put n so that all letters and packages an be handled and delivered prompt- f, and it is' hoped that the office rill be clear of all mail Chrii ay, as that day will be a holiday rh ®5 L. Moore is offering as a "nnidate to fill the three years un- |*pired term of the iste Judge W. Stembridge, who held the office twenty-five years. He will ap- Pwoiate your vote In the election to held 1 ‘day, December 20th. W ANTED_c.„^l«I c,!. ». ! are house with as*. Reedy ONLY FOUR MORE SHOPPING DAYS UNTIL CHRISTMAS