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TJ dr AND HRS. BEESON ENTER-
' TAIN AT RECEPTION HONOR
ING DR. AND MRS. BIGELOW
(!o BeniU Bam i» at home from | Mrs. J. R. Lawrence, 0 f AtlanU,
j-nfiin, spending the^holidiys. i» visiting relatives here.
Miss Jessie Allen "' bo t “ cb “ in Miu Julia Moore is spending the
.t.ianui, is St home for the holidays. Christmas holidays with her i
v * * Mrs. Fred Smith, in Augusta.
Alton Rogers of Georgia Tech
at home * or D>c C kristmas holi- Mj
Miss Emily Hali is at home for the
holiday* with hcr P arents . Mr - antl
Mrs. L- C. Hall.
May Moore, who is attending
-• chool in Louisville, Ky.. is at home
lor the holidays.
Miss O’Nora Ennis, who teaches in
j Quitman, is spending the holiday* at
ghu Rosa Ashefield who is leach- • * «
inp a t Brunswick is spending the Mr. and Mrs. J. L. .Sibley wili leave
holidays with her ^parents. J this week for Miami, Fla., where they
PX P p « , t to stay until next spring.
Miss Louise Greene, who teaches
n the schools, of Atlanta, is spend
ing the h'liday.- at home.
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Wootten 1
.pending the holidays in Selma, Ala.,
vi'Ji Mrs. Woottcn’s parents. :
Mias Agnes and Ruth Barnes are
spending the holidays with their par
ents Mr. and Mrs. Ed Barnes.
Mis;
4 Clair Greene ie at home front
J Albany, where she teaches, to spend
>» * * | the holidays.
Mi ? s Edna McMullen is at home j • • •
for the holidays, with her parents,! Mr. and Mrs. J .T. Terry have
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. McMullen. j gone to Whigham to spend the holi-
* * * ! days with Mrs. Terry’s parents.
Mrs. David Fergu?on and Miss • • *
Brttic Ferguson aro spending the The friends of Mr. C. E. Greene ,
Midsys at SL Petersburg, Fla. • turns.
The Mansion, under the gracious
direction of President nad Mrs. J.
L. Beeson, .-as the scene of a most
pleasant social event on the even
ing of December eighteenth from
five-thirty to seven o'clock, when
Doctor and Mrs. Maurice A. Bige
low were honored with a reception.
Dr. Brigelow i» Director of the
School of Practical Art* of Colum
bia University. The receiving line,
in the library, consisted of Presi
dent and Mrs. Beeson, Doctor and
Mrs. Bigelow, Dr. and Mrs. Tigner,
D«un and Mrs. Wynn, Dean nnd
Mrs. E. H. Scott and the following
who represented the organizations
mentioned: Doctor and Mrs. Web
ber, the doctors’ academy; Miss An
nette Steele, the association of uni
versity professors; Miss Margue
rite Jackson, Pi Gamma Mu; Miss
Betty Ferguson, the American as-
rociation of university women; and
Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Wootten.
The following young ladies as-
.sted: the Misses Dorothy Jay,
Eleanor Piper, Annie Kate Melton,
and Margaret Cohen of the senior
class, and the Misses Margaret
unningham, Annie Hicks, Caroline
Jones, and Pawnee Rigsby of the
Junior class in the Georgia State
College for Women.
Mesdamex Scott and Wynn, in
the rest parlor, presided over the
lovely refreshment table from which
ddiciou* repast was served to the
Delicate lace feins and car-
>l Christmas red were used j
rig of the table. Nea - - j
WITHIN THE CTTY H
(By MISS DIDD^)
Christmas is here, almost. I had
to get in the mad rush and got my
column written in addition to the
many other thing* that hud to be
done in the lust few hours remaining
before the day wo live for frrm one
year to the ncxL
Back from school come many of
our young people who are both stu
dent and teacher. Back to the fam-
ily circle for the holidays. Family re
unions everywhere in the city and
so many of my friends arc here that
I find myself oohing and ahing
every time 1 meet cne of them.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Bell .are to
ve all of their children at home.
Mrs. Napier, who we know as Fran-
s, with her little daughter, is com-
g down, George and Minctte, Ed
and his wife from Macon, John who
Lousinna, and Furman is al
ready here. This family group is a
interesting one who have many
friends here who will be very glad to
them. Of course Mr. and Mrs.
Bell will put the little pot in the big
and make this one of the great
ions in their lives. Mr. and
Heidecker will he here also,
know Mrs. Heidecker was V!a?
Marianna Moore. And I almost for
got the most important* member of
the family, June who is an adorable
little fellow.
regret to learn that he is confined
i to hix home by illness.
pr. and Mrs. E. W. Sebwnll spent ’ * • * ... , . . . .. „„ .
in Snarta with Mrs >, '; v ’ as placed a large jardmeire fill- all over the city? After a ride Satur-
* T. JnJL j , ' ” iU *> '»*• d «* b holly in ricb re,I and d.y afternon I waited until the run
•hvalls parent*. Manta Wednesday to .-pend several green.
Ij - ith Mm. Dell,, Carroll. i n u„. south parioi . lhc
Mr. Lamar Beck is
fhrirtma holidays at in
is a student at the l
spending the,
me. Mr. Bt-ri: ]
A!i Mary Farr is spending the ■
holidays with her parents at Tig-
Missc Nettie and Mattie Moore
are spending the Christmas holidays
in Macon with their siste*-, Mrs. T.
J. Cater.
Coach and Mrs. T. H. Rent* and
children are spending the Christmas
i>o!idays in Macon with Mrs. Rents'*
relatives.
Mrs. J. Beaty Griffith of Wash
ington. D. C., is at heme for the
holidays with hcr mother. Mrs. D.
TV. Brannon.
Mr. and Mrs. Asa Phillips and lit
tle daughter, Betty, are spending the |
holidays with Mrs. Phillip's mother, l
Mrs. Albert.
Miss Dorothy Thaxton, i
es at Winston-Salem, emu
spend the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Butts, Jr.,
are spending the holidays at the home
of Mr. Butt’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Wallace Ducts.
of the evening pre.-entrd Christmas
oh. Miss Mary Farmer presided
the piano. The Misses Emily
Campbell, Catherine Calloway, Sarah
Wiley Dixnr., and Elsie Rice played
ho teach- violin.
home to The guests were members of the
Georgia State College for Women
faculty and representatives of city
Miss Blanche Greene, who teach- °nr*nizationB chosen by an ingeni-
cs in South Carolina, is at home for ous device. A lady who was presi-
the holidays. dent of an organization and her hus-
• • • band were guests and also a man
Misse, Kathleen and Louise Hawk- who was President and his wife.
ins. who teach in North Carolina, arc The Mansion was charming with
at home spending the holidays. Christmas decorations planned by the
• • • hostess. Large, handsome wreaths
Mr. .and Mrs. A. D. Sibley, of were hun «T in tho entrance and at the
Laurens, S. C., are visiting Mr. and windo**. Abundance of Southern
Mrs. J. L. Sibley. smilax, with delicate outline and dus-
• • * ky berries, was draped above the
Miss Lindel Nelson who teaches dcore - The chle f decoration in the
Atlanta, is at home spending the s ™ th P arlor was a beautiful table
J holidays. piece of Chinese sweet shrub ii
• • • vase that was ornamented with
Mrs. J. T. Cook, of Eeit Baldwin, : "K b,ue bands -
ir. critically ill. Mrs. Cook is a sis- Doctor Bigelow was a guest in Mil.
tor of Mrs. J. B. O'Quinn. Icdgcvillo three years ago. He then
icttled back after its days work to
ife them. Down Jefferson, put
the hill, everywhere the colored
lights sparkled in the twilight. I wn
overcome by the Christmas sprit. 1
was n clever idea of the woman’
clubs and the ladies who put it ovc
deserve worlds of credit.
I was sorry the bad weather made
impossible the Christmas program*
at the churche Sunday nfternoon.
Mrs. Edgar Long who directed the
pagent at the Methodist church
to give .a program of wonderful
Christmas music while over at the
Presbyterian church Mr*. George
Carpenter, Miss Maggie Jenkins and
Mrs. Chas. Gibson had prepared
special program, featuring the Christ-
cnrrolls and the story of the
Christ child.
Mr. Marion Ennis,
expressed his great delight
stud- Brucs Torrance, who is in the U. work of Ae college. A large group
- . at Mercer, is spending Christmas S. Navy, and stationed at Charles- K ri d(iate students from the col-
at home with his parents. Mr. and ton. S. C., is at home spending Christ- ^ eR0 ^ ave studied under him. He is
Mrs. 0. M. Ennis. ! mas. • n professor of biology and director
• 0 m | • • • tf the school of practical arts in the
Mis* Lucy Harding arrived Satur- j Mr. and Mrs. Chapman of A u- sachem’ college at Columbia. He
day fro* New York for the Christ- gust a spent several days of the past >• onc °f the directors .ind founders
mas holidays, with her parents. Rev. | week with Dr. and Mrs. Smith at the of . . American social hygiene as-
md Mr, F. H. Harding. ! Slat.- Hospital. wiat.on and one of a group of three
000 j mt0 chosen to make a survey of the health
Mia Alice Hall arrived this week Coach and Mr, T. H. Rent, and “ nd 1 educational work -f the n.tioaal
(rom Miami, where rhe is teaching children arc speeding the holiday, health council. He u ae author of
>o spend Christmas with hcr parents, with Mrs. Rent,'*, parents in Ma- these book,; Adolcscence. Scg Educa-
vi r u . „ „ tion. Biology Applied, .and the Grade
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Hall. con. > . . Book, in the series of health and
Misse, Katherine and Agne, Scott Mrs. C. B. McCull.r nnd little «*««• ***"
left Saturday for Orlnndo, Fla., to daurhter will spend two days of this ”" r on tbc ' lr ay •" r „ dB -
-pend the Christrnns holidnys with week in Richland at tho home of w ’ s°r rcccp i “ n . r * nn ’,.‘
■hnir brother, Mr. Newe.l Scott. . Mrs. MeCuilar', parent,. «'
Miss C hristine B nhh arrived Sat- ! Misses Lace,ta 1 Ro^erU, Uw ^X
urday from her school in North rence, who have been teaching in
Carolina, to spend the holidays with North Carolina and Columbus, are T ' e " cr ' Mr ' nnd MrB ' Mlllcr S ' Be l '
her parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Jerome at home for the holidays.
Rahb. * • ■
• • • I Misses Lucy and Weathersby
Midshipman Leighton Moore who Hatcher, who arc attending jcho^l
,f a -‘tudents at the Naval Academy in Washington, D. C.,
at Annapolis, Md., is at home for the , the holidays,
holidays with his parents. Mr. and
Mrr - C. L Moore.
Many delightful special affairs arc
being panned during the holiday
season which is always a gay time
with so many of the young people
at home. No group will be so de
lightfully entertained and enjoy
such a round of gay festivities as
the young set who have just gone in
to uniform this year. They are en
joying their first freedom since Sep
tember and they do not expect * let
a minute slip by. Already they have
had a few and a> the Christmas sea
son progress you can expect to find
them at some gay affair every e
The marriage of Miss Louise Kemp
and Mr. W. Herbert Millwood took
place in Atlanta Sunday afterpoon.
They came to Milledgeville Monday
afternoon to visit Mrs. Millwood’s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. M. Kemp.
Red roses and tapers with holly and
smilax were the decorations. Ttvich-
Collcge alumnae were invited to
the Wootten home, after the dinner,
meet the distinguished guests.
? at home i
diss Mattie Sibley, who teaches
Hampstead. Long Island New
Mr Seaborn Lawrence. Mr. Win-'York, is at home spending the holt
lr 'd Wynn, Mr. Floyd Wynn, Mr. days.
O-cie Thaxton, Mr. Elsworth Bivins.' * *
Mr. Hurry |. Qnc , J r „ , lnd Mr. Asbury . Messrs William Sibley, of Whitney,
t,rr ' wko are atudents at Emory are S. C., nnd Josiah Sibley, of. Atlanta,
« borne for the holidays. are expected to spend the holidays
• • • . with their parents.
ti Mr? - H .D. Allen, Miss Jessie Allen, • • •
Florida Allen and Miss Clara Mr. John T .Day. who has been
L?e C°ne will lerve Thursday for an visiting his sons in AtlanU and Fla.,
a uromobile trip through Florida.! is at home. His friends arc glad
rh ?y will visit the Bok singing tower i learn that his health has improved.
hnd other interesting points. I * * * . , . ,
0 0m Mr. Luther Rutland, a student at
Dr. Elam F Dempsey, Presiding [ r mory University, is spending the
Elde r of the Oxford District, was in holidays with his pamnt*. Rev. and
ths 'ity Friday to attend n meeting Mr,. T. I. Rutland.
“ Dietriet Stewards. On account *
tb - COM weather the only mem-1 Mm. L. A. Brown, of HlaTill., Is
b,r »T the Board Meant wan Hr. X.! In the city, having (jen called here on
' Mr'I. Re*j j. JO Yarbrough and account of die illncar of her mother,
J- L. RnUantt were pre.ent at lire. Wsrrm Edwards.
1/ "eeting. The ealnry of the mtai
Mr^Ndiag EMar wan OxmL the same Mrs. J. D. Hinsoa and Mm. O Nsd
; — Kirkwood, of Bennettavin#, & C.. «
thf v-riann etanrgM wUl be tha ’Hv their t.sranta, Mr. »md Mr*.
U Hatgm..
1819
1929
HAPPY, PROSPEROUS NEW YEAg.
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(Ehc tlnlon ^ccortier
“Ov« r 100 Years Devotba to Public Interest”
Merry Christmas
Happy New Year
Pausing for a moment in this glad holi
day season we wish to extend our belt
wishes for a happy Christmas and a
New Year of Health, Happiness and
Prosperity to our friends and customers.
It has been a privilege and pleasure to
serve you, expressed by giving the best
value and service possible. We feel a
keen appreciation for the business given
tis the past year.
Bell Grocery Company
quality, service and price
Merry Christmas
Happy New Year
is our sinccrest wish for our friends and customers. May
we have the pleasure of serving you through the year.
Miss. Leni Moore
Hat Shoppe
Merry Christmas
Happy New Year
. ' m xr
^Williams & Ritchie
Jewelers
MILLEDGEVILLE, GA.
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FROM
Here’s Hoping your Christmas will be Sweet.
And all your Friend* and Loved ooei meet.
To make your Happiness complete.
Let Roger, Sell you All you Eat.
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