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.*♦* : V'..Dv • THE UWOIIEECOIMR, KIXXEDCE V1LLE. CA-, JUNE IS. ISIS who has heen i, i*|« at Griffin, is of Manchester, the post week Mr md Mr*. E. C. Kidd and sons, !v,.r nnd danicr. and Mias Vadio , rr v, <>f Montezuma and Mr. and Richard Smith will leave Sun- in their automobiles for a trip to i! ihxon William*, who has been Florida the past several months, been -pending several days at home in this city. His many -r.<N were glad to see him nnd him a cordial hand of welcome. little daughter Leah. TnenT I * everml hours of time to make up, Mr - ;,nd Mr * T - McComb and • • • ' ' „ “ " „ " d ‘ yl »hich waa lost durin* the illn.ss. and M„. W. T. Hint. have acne to their Mr. sad Mr,. W. L. C.hnl »,th Mr. and Mrs. Joseph lt«d In de . th * f , K „. lu ,. band . „™,r ho.oe at Blowing. N. C.J Sunday in Athons. Mr. Chas M. Gibson. Mrs. Gibson where they will be the next several: • • • is one of Miilcdgeville’s most talent- 1 n.onths. , Miss Margaret S. Rockwell, who ed musicians and sweetest singers. * * * ! has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. She is the leader of the choir of he; Miss Nanette Rozar is at home, Beverley II. Rockwell in Atlanta, has Presbyterian church, and on a num-| f rom Wesleyan College, visiting her I returned nnd entered summer school, ber, of public occassions has thrilled mother, Mrs. L. J. Roz.tr. ! • * • •ge audiences with her soloes. Miss Nell Davis of Albany is visit-. Mr. Louie Smith and his tw • • * in F her. parent.-. Mr and Mr*. M. F. I daughters will leave Thursday morr Mr. nnd Mrs. Lee Brannnn of Mn- Davis. ; ing for an automobile trip to Balt con will be the guests of Mrs. Eula * * * ! more and other points in the east. Stanley today. Misses Eula and Leone Gunas. • • • | formerly of thi* city, are here at- Miss Luccttn Lawrence who teach | tending the summer school. e* in Greenwood, S. C., is at home j • * * to spend the summer. j Miss Alma Hood, of Tennille, is • • • j the guest of Mrs. C. E. Youngblood Miss Roberta Lawrence is at home j on Oconee Heights. from Columbus, where she teaches.! * * * • • • J Miss Sarah Ward, who ha-, been Mrs. W. H. Blanks has returned J attending Columbia University, has from a visit to her son. Mr. Albert\ returned home. Blanks, in Valdosta. Mr. Blanks Messrs. Otto H. Conn and J. T; Andrew* made an automobile trip through South Georgia and to Birm ingham, Ala., the past week-end. Mrs. Edyth Miller Gibson will at an early date receive a diploma from the Conservatory of Music of Wesley an College. Mrs. G'hson has already massed successfully the required ■ Bartow county, number of examination^ hut Mrs. L. J. Rozar has returned from a visit to her sor. in Chicago. Rev. and Mrs. T. L. Rutland and children went to Atlanta this week to attend the graduation of their son and brother, Mr. W. L. Rutland at Emory University. From Atlanta they went for a visit tc relatives in Dr. and Mrs. J. L. Beeson had as their guest Wednesday, Hon. John James Tigcrt, president of the Uni versity of Florida. Dr. and Mn. J. L. Beeson, Mrs. Jackson Lane Edwards r.nd Dr. Tiger attended the Rotary meeting in Ma con at noon Wednesday. The meet ing was a : testimonial dinner tp Harry Stilwell Edwards. i spent Cochran. Miss Katherine Moran who has been teaching in Oklahoma the past year is at home for the summer holi days. Miss Emily Hall is at home for the r ummer months from her school in I North Carolina. Miss Hall will he i member of the G. S. C. W. faculty i next year. Miss Alice Hall will arrive home- today from Miami to spend the sum mer with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Hall. Mr. Garland Reid, of Atlanta, spent Sunday and Monday with his in* ther, Mrs. G. G. Reid. Mrs. W. B. McKinnon and Mrs. John Mobley are spending several MR. Nsll Johnson hss returned to j <■«>» » ith of Mr "- Mc ‘ ,,r heme b Augusta, after a visit | in Brunswick.^ Miss Bertie Johnson. [ * » -■ * j Mrs. McKinnon and Miss Gladys Mr L. J. Johnson and son of Au- j McKinnon, of Brunswick, are visiting visited the family of Mr. W. | Mr - “ nd McKinnon. ' Johnson the past week. « * « Misses Katherine and Agnes Scott. , nnd Miss Kate Thrash have returned brought her homo in his automobile. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. A. Watkins at tended a meeting of the Retail Mer chants Association in Macon fast He hus not yet de- •d where he will locate to prac his profession. * Rev. H. C. Emory, Presiding Elder of the Gr.ineaville District, spent . , , . , . Sunday night in the city with Rev. Anderson, who has been from Bn automobile trip to j John F. Yarbrough. He went to Mu- o« graduate course in Atl>nta „ nd Savannah. I con early Monday morning to attend the University of Penn. ... „ meeting of the Presiding Elders, returned to the city forj „ r K r , nc j s Bowen, of the Uni-j which hud been cnlled by Bishop ; versity of Georgia, was the week-end | Moore, guest of Dr. U. 8. Bowen. * * * J • • * Mr. Allen Moore, of Wilmington, The friends of Mrs. U. S. Bowen y t . c., is at the home of his parenst, Dr. W. T. Wynn and Col. Geo. S. bc g j ad to ^ovr that she is Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Moore, recuperat ion h spent Monday in Atlanta, j rap j d |y improving after an operation i n g after an operation for appendi- "here they attended the commence-. on Monilay at the state Hospital. cilia, mi nt exercises of Emory University. ^ • • • j » « • Mi r s Sarah Bostick, of Camilla, is j Leighton Moore, of the U. S. Naval Mr and Mrs. J. C. Stiles and fmm-i visiting her brother, Dr. W. A. Bos- j Acndcmy, has gone with the mem- :ly. Miss Lillian StHes of Murfrees- lick . ; bcrs of hig claM Qn a tour u vUit • * * ! the leading countries of Europe. 1 Dr. and Mrs. E. W. Schwall spent 1 • * * ! Sunday in Sparta. Misses Cornell Wilhite, Jane • • • ; Patterson and Nan Mc.'sc and Cadet Stiles nnd s.,n, Allen, of, Measrs EI „„ orth B , vin#- Seaborn Lou “ Norwood .re representing the Luwrenci, Harry Bone, Jr., Oscie, loc *' Presbyterian church ut the j Thoxton .nd Floyd Wynn have re-1 Presbyterian Young People's Confer- i turned home from Emory University. cncp °f Georgia at Decatur this week. I Rev. A. G. Harris carried them to Decatur Tuesday, and has returned J. B. Stiles last •Mr. and Mrs. C. F- Stile and daugh- •r. Ann. were the recent visitors of lr*. J. B. Stiles. Miss Blanche Green, who has been ‘caching in Winnsboro, S. C., for the >nst year is at homo. Mr. Alton Rogers, of Georgia Tech, i at home for the summer holidays. Tech. Mrs. Miss Mamie Ruth Williams who ha- been visiting her sister, Mrs. Ed Bell Jackson, has gone to Chapel Stiles and Mm. J. B.I Hi11 , N - C.. whole she will attend Anniston, Ala. summer school. Mrs. W. L. Williams, of Atlanta, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bell Jackson. C. P. Crawford and Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Sallee and children have R» De to Chattanooga, Tenn., where j Jr. they will visit Mrs. Abbic Crawford Milton. Mrs. Mark McComb, of Albany, is isiting her son, Mr Thos McComb, Frank Dennis and little x • • * | Lee Jordan Dennis, of Eatonton, i Miss Joe Moody, of Silvcy, N. C., j visiting Mrs. Dennis’ parents, J i the gues tof Miss Christine Babb.! and Mrs. L. N. Jordan. Haiti Mis* Martha Bass left Sunday for Mr and Mrs. O. F. Veal nnd Miss more, Md., where she attended the graduating exercises of Johns Hopkins University. She is attond- !ni " the graduating exercises at the United States Military Academy this »eek-end and will sail for a tour of Kurope early next week. Miss Bass ‘ ill return home in August. -Mrs Clara Morris will spend sev- •ral weeks at Columbia University ■ New York studying. Mr. John Bell, of Shreveport* La., - visiting his father, Mr. J. F. Bell. -Mrs. Wesley U. Moran and little r, n, Wesley, Jr., of Atlanta, are the 'Hosts of Mrs. Jerc Moore. Mrs. Margaret Napier spent sev- ral days of this week in Atlanta. The many friends of Mrs. Mattie Rivins arc delighted to know that her condition has greatly improved and that she has been permitted to take short automobile ride*. She is spending several days with her sis ter. Mrs. H. D. Allen. Miss Maggie Jenkins has returned from Atlanta whdre she attended the wedding of her sister. Miss Lexie Jenkins, who is a graduate of G. S. C W. and has many frienda in thia «*ity. Mis« Marah Sanford has returned' home from Bremaeau, where she re ceived her A. B. degree last week. Mrs. Sanford n!n t program. Mrs. Sam Terry and children have come to Millcdgeville to make their home. Judge and Mrs. Hawes Cloud, of Crawfordville, spent several hours of Mondny in the city. Rev. and Mrs. W. J. Carswell of Senunary Hill, Texas, are visiting Mrs. A. N. Torrance and other rela tives in the city .and county. Miss Catherine Little, who is visit ing Jier pnrents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Little, will return to her. home at Newark, N. J., this week. Mrs. Lura Rogers, of Sandersville, spent several days of the past week here visiting relatives. Muss Betty Zachry i s at home from Tait, whpre she teaches. Mr. Stanley Chandler, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Chandler, is at home from Teck. He macle a splendid rec ord the past year, and was among the honor students. Miss Mae Moore has returned home from Center College in. Danville, Ky., for the summer holidays. She was met in Macon by her parents, Mr. and Mrs- C. L. Moore. Mb* Bertha Holt, who baa been teaching in Colombia, 3. C., has re- Mrs. W. L. Ghols thy of her friends here in tee seri ous illness of her brother, Thomas E. Waiies at Galesbury, Ill. The latest news is that hb condition b improving. Mr. and Mn. Frank Watson an nounce the birth of an eleven pc.und boy Wednesday, June 11th. Mrs. W. A. Wedgwood with her child' en of Chicago, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Cock. Mrs. H. W. Grimes, of Elkton, Fla., is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Cook. Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Andrews were guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Sco field in Macon Wednesday at a birth day luncheon in honor of Mrs. Eugem- Harris. Mr. and Mrs. West Mosteller an nounce the birth of a baby girl on Sunday, June 8th. She has been named Miriam Riley. Judge B C. Ward and grandson, Mr. Kennan Wurd, have returned from Biloxi, Miss., where Judge Ward attended the reunion of Confederate Veterans. Judge Ward, who is a Brigadier General commanding the Eastern Brigade of the Georgia Di- j vision of the United Confederate Veterans, reports that the reunion was a pleasant event, and that vet erans were royally entertained. Mrs. Sam Whatley and little son have gone to Claxton, where they will rpend the greater part of the summer with Mrs. Whatley's parents. Mrs. Geo. H. Webber, ns represen tative of the Grand Chapter of Iowa, is attending a meeting of the Grand Chapter of Georgia Eastern Star at Macon this week. Mr. and Mrs. John Riley, Mrs. Clarence Wall and Mrs. J. R. Smith, have represented the local order of the Eastern Stars at the Grand Lodge in Macon this week. Mrs. Wm O’Driscall Rockwell hos returned from a visit to Miss Cleck- ley in Augusta. | SPECIALS A Freih Shipment of the Celebrated 3-mbcte Oat* Per Pltf. 18c 3-minote Hominy Grit* Per Pkg. He (HifUy Recommended, Nationally Advertucd. Fresh From Urn Mill*.) > ' : f . ■ ‘,'V 9 j i f \r\ } fn. II- i II i,. ■di.: Cool And Inexpensive cbn.95 YOU'LL WANT SEVERAL AT THIS LOW PRICE! S KIRTS are an inch or so longer than last year, with flowing contours, accented by belted waistlines. Simplicity still pre vails, but there are plenty of details such as “grown-ups” have—flares, cape col lars, frills, bolero-effects, bows, and pleats. New summer shades and prints are included. Sizes 14 to 20. The Dixie Shop SPECIAL OFFER ARMOUR’S SIMON PURE LEAF LARD IN SEALED BUCKETS (The Orifiaal Price to Retail at 75c and $1.58) 3 Lb. Backets 55c 6 Lb. Bnckett l . .$1.08 THIS SPECIAL LIABLE TO BE WITHDRAWN ANT DAY Silver Slice. Silver Nip or Orange Cq> W1 Satisfy Year Frmt Requirement far Breakfast. 2 Lb. Can Silver Slice nr Nip 25c (or $2.75 Per Dozen) 5 Lb. Can Silver Slice 75c 5 Lb. Can Silver Nip , 55c (nr $5.75 Per Dozen) Orange Cop Per Bottle — 15e Orange Cup Per Dozen $1.55 Orange Cup Per Bottle 55c Orange Cop Per Doxen ... $5.25 Armour's Filed Flavor Breakfast Bacon, Cudahy’s Puritan Ba con, With or Without The Slda, Sliced as Yon Desire. 3 Lb*, for $1.10. Fresh From The Garden Every Day, Snap Beans, New hid Pota toes, Squash, Beets, Carrots, Cabbage, Onions. CALIFORNIA—Lettuce, Celery and Carrots SOUTH GEORGIA—Toma.oes and CanteJonpe* BELL GROCERY CO. THE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STORE OF QUALITY, SERVICE, PRICE 2*3—PHONES—4S8 Call Phones 418-468 Pork and Beans, 3 Cans 25c Si>r.i net or ury rack, b oz. Can 28c Coffee, Maddox Hotel Blend as good as yoa can buy I lb. Bag - 35c Fi<" Monarch Preferred hi Heavv Svruo. 16 oz. Tin 15 Preserves, Strawberv), Cherry, Monarch Peach, Apricot 14 oz. Tin - 25c mah. libbv’s Evaporated, TJ Con Ite Matches 3 5c Boies Houev Quart Jar 78e Hooey Tawnd Jar L. D. SMITH The Sooth Wayne Grocers DELIVERIES EVERYWHERE IN THE CITY — —