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Kidd has been confined jlr. John I- !'“>• <“* bee " ' L. bow «•>*=■ . Mr. Ralph Siiprocrson made trio to Atlanta Monday. Mr*. W. L. Edward* of Claxton, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Sam Whatley. MM. R. W. TO U. D. C. CHAPTER. At the beautiful Ho the of Mrs. Reginald W. Hatcher the monthly meeting of the Robert E. Lee Chap ter U. D. C. was held on Tuesday af ternoon with Mrs. Hatcher and Mrs. J. L. Beeson joint hostesses. John Mobley, recording Secretary, r:ading the U. D. C. ritual led by the President. Mrs. R. B. Moore. Mrs. John Mobley recording Secretary .rend the minutes of the December v. c. t. u. caotAns tenth!? ANMVERSAIYOf fMWmtM 5 Or «... *»!»•. Will GsHwr si Tea at Thr*fr»tfcirtp This Afteee—. Chwroh Ms to Ring Te . Mrs. S. G. W day with her soi at Cooperville. Giadin spent Sun- Mr. M. A. Giadin, years of Prohibition in the United States will be celebrated to day, Thursday, at three-thirty o’clock by the members of the W. C. T. U. The program which will commemo-, I meeting, Mrs. P. N. Bivins gave the ,rmUf thc Tenth Anniversary of:^ Treasurer's report. I National Constitutional .Prohibition The roll call by the treasurer show- b« held in the Sunday School jed a fine attendance shout thirty- rooms of the First Methodist church J five being present. Expressions of I At noon ali church bells will ring Dr and Mm. V. S. Bowe- spent the past week-end with Dr. ijowen’s father in Metter.^ Hr*. John Mobley *pent the past w.-tk-end ir Brunswick visiting Mrs. \\\ p. McKinnon. Miss BerVi Johnson, is at home from Macon, with an attack of the Dr. John Wiley, County Health 0,00,18 from the vefcermn * read for ten minutes, proclaiming the en- for the Christmas boxes sent by the actment of the 18th Amendment to chapter. A splendid program was j the Constitution, arranged by Mrs. G. A. Lawrence, the ( The following program will be program chairman. Mrs. David given at the tea in the afternoon; 3!i«s Florence Barr.ett has return ed to the city after a visit to Wins- i,.--Salem, N. C. • * • Mr. W. A. Walker has been con fined to his home by illness the past several days. M'ss Dor: Califf had as h guest Tuesday Mr. Pete Kikas and Miss Ellen Buck of Macon. Mrs. John Perry, of Covington, is spending «evcral days with her diughter. Mrs. C. J. Conn. Coach T. H. Rentz and Coach Babe Florence .attended the Basket Ball game in Macon Saturday night.! past Several days. Mr. C. E. Greene has recovered Col. Jere M. Moore, of Monte- from his recent illness and resumed ! zumt, spent Monday and Tuesday in his duties as a traveling salesman, j the city with relatives. .He argued • • • la paving case before Judge Park Mis. I- L. Griner, of Atlanta, is | Monday evening, visiting her sister, Mrs. Russell Bone i e • • and other relatives in the city. | Col. Jos. E. Pottle has been able to attend Superior Court this Tha many friends of Mrs. Joseph E. Pottle regret to learn of her con tinued illness at her home here. Mrs. W\ R. Moore who has been ill several months, continues in a critical condition. Mr. J. H. Stripling one of Bald- in county's successful fanners, is i the city hospital, recovering from n operation for .appendicitis. Mr. Herschel Proctor who under ent an operation for appendicitis t Hie city hospital a few days since i getting on well. TJv* many friends of Mrs. R. G. Smith will regret to learn that she continues seriously ill at the City Hospital. Dr. and Mrs. J. B. E. Day and Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Day and Mis* Virginia Wattson of Social Circle, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John T. Day. Mr. H. Levine, Manager of Jay Department Store, ha-, been confined to his home by illness the Miss Doris Califf have returned to Macon after spending a week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Califf. Mrs. W. M. Jonas is in vilfe. where she was called on ac count of the illness of .'ter father, Mr. D. S. Stewart. Dr. J. H. Shurley has gone to Tampa, Fla., to spend some time. His friends hope that his health will be greatly benefited. Mr. W. L. Barr has returned to hi< home in Winchester, Va., after a visit to his brother, Mr. Geo. W. Barr, in this city. Mr. and Mr*. Martin of Stst?:- tjoro, spent several days of the past week at the Suite Hospital as the jroesta of Dr. and Mrs. Claud Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Starr, and Mr. 1*. D. Lovett attended a sal?* meet- inr of this division of tlv. Georgia Pov. r Company in Macc.i Monday. Mr.<. L. C. Ragan has returned to her home in Hawkinsville, after a visit to her. daughter at G. S. C. W., "nd brother, Mr. Briscoe Wall. Mr. W. F. Ricketson and family °f Norwood, spent Monday in the c ‘*y- Mr. Ricketson is engaged in the mc-icantile business in Norwood. Mr. W. B. McKinnon spent Satur day and Sunday with Mrs. McKin non and his little daughters who are m Brunswick with Mrs. McKinnon’s parents. week on aecounl of illneae. On ac count of his absence a number of cases had to tie continued. MISS LEONE FREDERICK SON MNS DELIGHTFULLY AT BRIDGE. Mis* Leone Fredericlcson was the charming hostess on last Saturday to a number of her friends at a delight ful bridge party-at the nurse’s home at the State Hospital. The guests were seated at tables arranged in the beautiful drawing room .and were served a delicious course dinner. Pots of growing plants were artistically arranged to contribute to the loveliness of the affair. Games of bridge were enjoyed 'hroughout the evening. Mrs. H. S. Tones wn^ h*"*h score and Mrs. J. C. Statham was presented with conso&tion prize. MRS. HARRY BONE ENTERTAINS BRIDGE CLUB. Mrs. Harry Bone entertained the members of her bridge club on Fri day afternoon .at her home on Mont gomery street. Bowls of exquisite hycinths and narcissus were used throughout the home as decorations. Afttfr several rubbers of bridge at the card tables, a delicious salad course was served. Ferguson tol dof the home of Rob- E. Lee, Stratford, Va. Miss Lucy Brown gave a sketch of Stonewall Jackson’s life. Miss Mara Sanford read a beautiful tribute to Lee clos- with Father Ryan’s “Sword of Lee.” Mrs. J. J. Harris, of Sandersville, President of the Georgia U. D. C., was an honored visitor to the chap ter. She was accompanied by Mrs. Gilmore and Mr.-. Jordan of Sand ersville. Mrs. Harris spoke very happily of the work of the Georgia n. especially praisinc the fine LITTLE CAROLINE BANKS CON at which Mr*. George S. Roach, 1 President of the organisation will preside: Invocation—Rev. J. F. Yarbrough, j Devotional—Rev. F. H. Hardinv. j Solo— Mrs. Edith Miller Gibson, j Law Observance in the Home—Dr. Amanda Johnson. Solo—Mrs. Edith Miller Gibson. I What Prohibition has Accomplish-) ed—Rev. A. G. Harris. Song—How Firm a Foundation. ! Benediction—Bcv. J. T. Rutland. work done by Mrs. J. L. Beeson h'Morital essay contest. Mr*. Beeson had the magnificent cup given ' * the Georgia division for the best hs.'t rical work done in schools. She brought it to the meeting so the laughters could see thi* beautiiul trophy. The guests were invited into the d'ning room where a delicious salad '-nurse was served. The table had beautiful lace cover with a center- niece of poincettas and ferns from the hosteses green house. A delight ful social half hour was spent MR. DAVENPORT GUERRT TO ADDRESS CARDEN CLUB NEXT TUESDAY On Wednesday afternoon, January 22nd, at 3:30 at the home of Mrs. Lee Jordan, the Garden Club will have its January meeting. Entertain ing with Mrs. Jordan will be Mrs. J. C. Ingram .ind Jtfrs. Frank Finney. The program committee for this month consists of Mrs. Ingram, chairman—Mrs. J. F. Bell, Sr., and Mrs. M. M. Flemister. If you are a member—be sure to be there— and if you wish to join—come and bring your due*. There will be an ut-of-town speaker for this occasion Davenport Guerry of Macon— and it promises to be a most en- ioyable and instructive meeting. Re member the date—January 22nd, at three-thirty. STATE PRESIDENT U. D. C. VISITS CHAPTER HERE Enttrliieed at Luncheon by Mr*. J. L. Bceion. Attends Meeting of Chapter in Alteration Mr*. J. I. Harris, of Sandersville, President of the Georgia Division United Daughters of the Confeder acy, was a visitor in the city Tues day, as the guest of the local chapter of the U. D. C. Accompanying Mr*. Harris were Mr. Jordan of .Tennille, assistant to Presdient and Mrs. Gilmore, DITION IMPROVED. News from Atlanta where little Caroline Banks, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gaither Banks, is in the Pied mont Hospital where she underwent an operation, stated that the little girl’s condition had improved. Mr. Bank went to Atlanta Monday ‘o be present for another operation, but treatment had been successful and the improvement shown in the condition of little Caroline made the operation Inadvisable. MUSIC STORE MANAGER AT- TENDS RADIO SCHOOL. Mr. Doc Veal, Manager of the Milledgeville Music Store, is in At lanta this week attending a radio school given by the Victor Dealers o fthe State. COACHES. ATTEND C. I. A. MEET IN ATLANTA. Coaches Slap Rentz and Johnny Broadnax attended a meeting of the G. I. A. A. in Atlanta Monday night and were awarded the football championship and 'the Dartmouth cup, the cup to be sent here at an early date. Swimming, golf, boxing and wrest ling were added to the ’.ompetitive sports list. G. M. C. will sponsor the swimming meet in the late spring. DELEGATES NAMED TO DIOCES AN COUNCIL TO MEET IN ATLANTA ' At a congregational meeting of the member of St. Stephens Episco pal church last Sunday, delegates were named to attend the meeting of the Atlanta Diocese of the,church to be held in Atlanta next week. The delegates named were: Mr. Frank Bone, Mr. Ewell Atkins, Mr. Jere Moore, and Mr. W. S. Jett. Mrs. Atkins, Mr*. Lindsey and Mrs. Frank Bone were named as alter nates. Mr. Bone is a member of the Exe cutive Council 1 will leave a day ahead of the delegation with Mr, Harding, Rector of the church. s Senator and Mrs. William M. Mil l:r. of Dresden. Ohio, will day to spend several days as the guests of Mr. and Whitfield. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney White trad Mr-. R. M. Cabell left today for their homes in Waynesboro and Covingr ton, Virginia, after spending several day, with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Briscoe Wail. Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Herndon an nounce the birth of , son on Monday, January 13th. He has been named Rohert Harvey Herndon, and tbo «fpy parent, are receiving the *>r.-i? UUti °"' ° f fl “ ,r m * n T Mr - Smtcll Posey and Mrs. T. K. wer : V ..* H »f Columbus. Ga.. here -rt k " nd *"***0 of relative! Mlefr^g *• h,d b «" visit;— at reveri! days. " P. T. A. HOLDS FIRST MEETING The first P. T. A. meeting for the new year was held in the Grade Building at G. M. C. on Friday af ternoon. Reports were given on the differ ent branches of work at the college by the committees. The President, Mrs. R. B. Moore, ve Fri- j then called on Mrs. John Mobley, in the city j who is President of the Medical Mrs. Chas. j Auxiliary, to tell about the milk that has been given through the Auxiliary for the children in the grades. Dr. Dawson Alien then gave a very help ful talk and one that will prove bene ficial in keeping the children physi cally fit. Plans were arranged for a cake sale on Friday afternoon. DELEGATION FROM G. S. C. AT- TENDS MEMORIAL EXERCISE IN ATHENS Mr. Miller S. Bell, Dean E. H. Scott, Mr. L. S. Fowler, and Prof. O. A. Thaxton, representing we Georgia State College for Women, attended a memorial service for Chancellor Barrow and Dean Morris ’••Id in Athens last Saturday morn- ’ng. • The ceremony was in tribute to ‘ —n of the State Uni- vwrafcy who have tied daring the p**t |NT. Dt J. L 1mm mm a ** attend rm aceonat of Pin— delightful luncheon in their honor at noon Tuesday. In the nftemoon they attended the meeting of the Robert E. Lee Chap ter at the home of Mrs. R. W. Hatch- CAKE SALE The P. T. A. will hold a cake sale Friday afternoon at 5 30 o’clock, at the Rose Tea Room. A variety of the best baked cakes will be offered for sale. Buy your Sunday cake. SERVICES AT BAPTIST CHURCH SUNDAY JANUARY 19TH Rev. L. E. Roberts, pastor of the Milledgeville Baptist church, has an nounced that the subjects of bis ser mons for next Sunday will be: Morning service at 11:30 o’clock- “Divine Guidance For Young Life in the Old, Old World." Evening Service at 7:30 o’clock— “The Good Lord the Only Source of Joy in the World.” The public i* cordially invited. i it* i , t. — m. We mm t *'‘”*RMSH < mmmiM* **** visited her sister, Mrs. Roger Smith last week. Mrs. Alex Stewart spent several days in Eatonton, Ga., last week on account of illness of her mother. We .are very glad to see Mrs. Ar thur Farrell out again after a recent illness. very glad to hear that lit- tel Edward Lacey the grandson of Mr. Author Farrell, is improving af ter a recent illness. Mr. R. W. Brnnnn of Camilla, C.a.. visited Mr. and Mr*. H. M. March- man. and Mr. amTMix J. M. King- Monday and Tuesday. Mrs. Fordham and little daughter, Mary, visited relatives in Mircwether, Ga., last week-end. Mrs. Rob Durden and children virited her parents near Griffin last week. Dr. Edwin Aldine Pound*, State School Supervisor, died at his home in Atlanta Thursday, January 9th. Dr. Pound was one of Georgi*’* '•est known educators, and had ir»*iy friends and acquaintances in Mil ls te*vflto Mat a fr—t vWter hors. Is wwa a brother ed Dr. J. M. Pound ed A*—. WE ARE 0FFERMG A SPECIAL BAKU M Bell’s Special Coffee FOR ONE WEEK 20c. per lb. His psit ft’ Caffae it mU every vWt at Me a We arc she affatiag 3 Ika. of Y. k C. rtgdhr Me fee |1.M Tkie Makes a Syleadid Cap af Caffae B«|i—“i Saturday Jauary IS*, we w> Mi aw k|dw Seai-aaaul Ciaati Fee* Sale, lasts aetJ January 27*. Wa kave a tifliti fiae af tka fiscal ceased |wii as *e Basket. Tke prices are right and a Kkeral discount ia cast lata. BELL GROCERY CO. QUALITY, SERVICE, PRICE 2*3—PHONES—498 In Buying Food You Want The Best •» <h* b «l u .11 TO. ,b..M have. AW lb. Wit la •nadir —hat ,«• re..iv. .1 R.,»r*—.Iw.,.. Thi. all* WUi with *or revvica. So, wW. ye. Lav at Ro,.r. k»aw hi.nl •dr Wire,—Wt tw BEST! BEST AMERICAN CREAM CHEESE ib 27c Try it a* • macaroni and churo croblmlh*. CAMPBELLS TOMATO SOUP 6 cans for 49c Smp Menu* » A* daily dint, for hnaltk. CAMPBELLS Pork & Beans 6 cans for 49c Rahnd with pork mad tomato Banco. LIBBY OR DELMONTE WHITE Asparagus Tips No. 1 can 29c Thom’* world* of health in ajpnragne. ARMOURS STAR HAMS lb 27c ‘Tin ham what am!”—60 way* to wrvo. LIBBY OR DEL MONTE SLICED Pineapple No. 1 can 12 l-2c Tho king of all tropica] fruit*. TELLAMS HIGH-GRADE Peanut Butter lb 12 l-2c Mode from soUctod grade A onto. HARDWICK NEWS Mrs. Chapman of Dublin, Ga., 1 visited Mrs. Nannie Green Mrs. Lacey, of Atlanta, Ga., visited Chairman of th“ Historical relics ofjh«»r parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur the Mildred Rutherford Museum.{Farrell last week-end Mrs J. L. Beeson entertained at a Miss Lillian Lcaptrot of Louisville, i CAMAY SOAP 3 Cakes OO. And, Another Cake For FREE! MARKET SPECIALS COUNTRY PORK SAUSAGE 25c *. ARMOUR STAR HAMS, WHOLE 27c *. SMOKED SAUSAGE 2«c 1. PORK SHOULDERS, WHOLE lie a. SALT MEAT, STREAK 0-LEAN • 16c *. GA. PORK HAMS, WHOLE 25c B>. Start Your Garden With THE GREATEST OF PLANT FOODS h will give your placti a stroag heehby vigorous grow* mi umk the finest vegetables—JuM as good for flowed aad shrubbery. Scores of satisfied users in kfitedgeviUe. R. W. Hatcher Hdw. Co