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THE UNION-BECOKDEK, MUXEDGEVILIX, GA^ OCTOBEB SI, 19SS
Mr r . sc y Patterson is visiting
-inrents in this city.
h - - f r. nces Tanner is a* surgical
a s the City Hospital.
r ; i .. .t! Moore. Jr., is a surgical
. . . nt at the City Hospital.
r Mr and Mrs- James L. Sibley
ltd Athens the past week.
fo! an d Mrs. Marion H. Allen
nt the week-end in Athens.
! Mr- S - Robert Smith, of Newnan, is
j.jnp her mother. Mrs. J. M. Hall.
Mr. Pc’e Evans, of Sparta. Ga., is
a surgical patient at the City Hos-
F Mis?; Kate Cline has returned
‘ 0 a fter a visit to relatives in
5av*nnah.
Mr«. Louise Johnson, of Hancock
CC sr.tv, i« visiting her daughter. Mrs.
j P Stanley.
M r < Charles Ivey has returned
from a week’s visit to her sister
near Athens.
>ir Rill Young and Mr. Steve
Thnmtrr. of Cedartown. spent the
•veek-end in Milledgeville.
Mr. William Darden will return
»,j s home this week after an op-
, rat irn at the City Hospital.
fNEg
socso
ondition of Mrs. T. A. Ash-
improved at the City Hos-
chere she had an operation,
friends of Mr. E. E. Bell re-
Miss Kate Cline has returned from
a visit to Savanrah.
Little Peggy Gregg spent the
week-end with her grand mother in
Atlanta.
Mr. J. A. Stiles and Mr. H. C.
Stiles spent Monday in the city on
business.
Messrs. Yates Green and Gler.n
Welch attended the game
Saturday.
Mr. Marvin Hall, of Athens, spent
the wek-end witn his mother, Mrs.
J. M. Hall.
Mrs. H. a. Boyer, of Linton, has
shown marked improvement at the
Scott Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Bivins spent
Sunday in Columbus visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Craig.
Miss Louisa Echols spent the week
end in Athens attending the Home
coming dances.
Sgt. and Mrs. O. H. Wootten. Mr.
and Mrs. Marvin Cheney spent Sun
day in Augusta.
Miss Helen Ivey is spending this
week in Hartwell with her
Mrs. H. O. Elder.
Miss Ina and Deris Ricketts and
Miss Woodsen Maddox spent the
week-end in Eatonton.
Miss Virginia Hudson, of Vidalia,
has been dismissed from the Scott
FOREIGN MISSION OBSERVED
BY WOMAN’S AUXILIARY.
The week of prayer and self de
nial for Foreign Missions will be ob
served by the Woman’s Auxiliary
of the First Presbyterian church
from Nov. 3rd to 10th. Meetings
will be held each afternoon at 3:30
P. M., at the church except Wed-
Athens nesday. A meeting will be held at
the church at 7:30 in the evening
l Wednesday.
There will net be a meeting on
Saturday.
MISS BLANCHE GREEN
ENTERTAINS BRIDGE
CLUB.
The members of her bridge club
were mest delightfully entertained
by Miss Blanche Green on Tuesday
evening at the Baldwin Hotel. Pre-
cceding the games, a delirious din
ner was served. The Hallowe’en
color scheme was carried out in the
effective way. The guests played
bridge until late in the evening.
Prizes were given to Miss Florence
Moran for high score to Miss Eliza
beth Fraley fer cutting the lucky
card.
> know that he has been con- Hospital after an operation.
fined to his bed several dsys this
reek.
Mr and Mrs. Walter Gordy and
children, of Atlanta, are visiting
Mrs. Gordy’s mother Mrs. Elizabeth
Mr. Lester Weaver, erf Hogans-
ville. Ga . has been dismissed from
the City Hospital after a surgical
operation.
Messrs' Denham Darden and Wil
liam Butts spent the week-end with
Mr. Mack Tucker at the University
of Gecruia.
Miss Kite Trash and Miss Floride
Allen will spend the week-erd in
Covington, the guest of Mrs. Jule
T. Ti mer.
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Riley spent
the week-end with Mrs. Riley’s
parents. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Cox.
at Millen.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Terry and
daughters, spent Sunday In Forsyth
. visiting Mrs. Terry’s mother, Mrs.
Hattie Reid.
Miss Veva Sullivan spent the
week-end in Athens where she at
tended the football game and home
coming dances.
Misses Ida Pound and Iva Chand
ler will spend the fall holidays ii
Valdosta, leaving Friday and return
ing Monday night
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur I. Butts, Jr.,
^nd little daughter, Carroll of
Gainesville, were visitors to rela
tives here last week.
Mr. G. F. Robinson has returned
,0 his home in Macon after a visit
'f several days with his sister, Mr«.
H. Stcmbridge, Sr.
Mr Dixon Williams will be re
moved to his home from the City
Hospital this week. His condition has
J hown marked improvement.
Mr. and Mrs. Paxton Amis, Mr.
and Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Ernest Smith
and son. Woodie. all of Sandersville.
iK-nt Sunday afternoon in the city.
Mrs. R. w. Burkett has returned
’ n Her home at Glennville. after
vis ‘t to her parents. Mr. and Mrs. A.
1 Butts. Mrs. Bijtts accompanied
-' 1or home for a week’s visit.
Mrs. T. T. Hardman and little
daughter will leave Friday foi
Woodstock to visit Mrs. Hardman’:
mother for two months before going
’■ Columbus to make their home.
Mrs. Ben C:uidner. of Augusta,
spending this week with Mrs. J.
Ivey. They left Tuesday for Al-
?r, V. Ga.. where they will visil
‘heir uncle. Mr E. R. West for a
Mr and Mrs. J. W. Ivey had as
■h»*ir guest for the week-end Mr. H.
° Flder and daughter Helen, of
Hartwell. Mr. Horace Ivey of
Thomaston. Mr. J. W. Ivey and
Mi's Francis Webster of Charlotte.
Y. C.
Mr. w. E. Ireland. Superintendent
r 'f the Boys Training School spent
' v< ral days of this week in At-
attending the National Con-
'"ence of Juvenile Agencies, which
held in conjunction with the
American Prison Conference.
Mr- Joe Bales, secretary of South-
' Stages. Inc., accompanied Mr.
* V; *nk Wilkerson. president of the
"many, to New Orleans last v
re they attended the ninth
1 convention of the National
ciation of Motor Bus Operators,
^he Tuesday Night Bridge Club
‘ ’his week with Miss Mattie
Miss Helen Mosley, of Byron, has
been dismissed from the Scott Hos
pital after a major operation.
The friends of Mrs. Evans Boyer,
of Linton, are glad to know she is
improving at the Scott Hospital.
The friends of Mrs. W. T. Garrard
regret to know that she has been ""
quite ill at the Scott Hospital. j *
Campus
Theatre
P. T. A. TO HAVE HALLOWE’EN throughout the afternoon and even-
CARYIVAL ing. A cake sale and plate lunches
"The G. M. C. P. T. A. will have j will be sold during the Carnival.
a Hallowe’en Ca, nival on Thursday j W hen you <*me few* Imim d»p-
afternoon and evening. The carnival pine, don’t fall to aee that beautiful
will be in the building next to ex-1 stock of
press office on Wayne street. Stunts, ] display
games and shows will be given 1 STORE.
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Thanday. Frilly, Oct. 31 Nav. 1
Miriam Hopkinr.
“Becky Sharp”
From The Story Vanity Fair-
Filmed in Wonderous Beauty of
the New Technicolor.
Saturday, Nav. 2nd
WOOTTEN'S BOOK
Sl’KEY HART SOCIETY TO MEET
The Sukey Hart Society, children
of the American Revolution, will
meet with Betty Bell at her home on
North Clarke Street. Wednesday af
ternoon. Nov. 6. 1935, at four o’clock.
Each member is asked to answer
the roll call with the name of his
or her favorite character in litera
ture as we are celebrating National
LIGHT8EY-EUBANKS
Wayne Street
Libby’s
BABY FOODS
3 Cans
25c
Libby’s
Pineapple
JUICE
3 Cans
25c
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Bass and Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Bell attended th®
Georgia-Alabama grfme Saturday. ! Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Lightsey of
Dr. Amanda Johnson attended the Claxton, announ.-ed the engagement
meeting of the Southern Historical. of their daughter Frederica, to Mr.
Society in Birmtr.gham this week, j William Arthur Eubanks of Mil-
Mr. H. H. Moye, of Davisboro. ledgeville, formerly df Macro. The
Ga.. was admitted to the City Hos-! wedding to take place at an early
pital on Saturday for medical treat- ( date,
ment.
Miss Nettie Langford, of Eaton-1
ton. Ga., was admitted to the City
Hospital on Saturday for an opera
tion.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Butts and
daughter, of Ganieaville. spent the
week-end with Mr. and Mrs. A. I
Butts.
Mr. and Mrs. Miller S. Bell at
tended the Georgia-Alabama game
in Athens Saturday. They were the
guests cf President Caldwell at a j
luncheon.
Dr. Guy Wells. Miss Maggie Jenk-1
is and Miss Louise Smith attended;
the G. E. A. meeting in Douglas,
Tuesday.
Mrs. Cullen Richardson and ■
daughter Frances and son Cullen.’
Jr., of Montezuma, spent last week- j
end visiting Mrs C. H. Richardson, j
Mr. and Mrs. Jon Hutchinson and j
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Reeves mrde
up a party attending the Georgia-1
Alabama game ir Athens Saturday. J
Dr. and Mrs. F. A. Tigner. Misr
Alice Freeman and Mr. Louis An
drews. Jr., attended the Ga.-Ala-.
football game in Athens last Satur
day.
The friends of Mr. Jesse Scot*
are glad to know that he has shown
some improvement at the Scott Hos
pital where he has been seriouslv
ill for several days.
Mr. Roland Lawrence. Capt. and 5
Mrs. J. E. Smith and Capt. Adams;
attended the meeting of the National
Prison Officials Association meeting
in Atlanta this week.
Misses Lillian Stiles. Margaret I
Yarbrough. Blanche Green and
Elizabeth Fraley attended the Gc"“-
gia-Alabama game in Athens Satur
day and went from there to Moun
tain City where they spent the
•eek-end.
George Raft Joan Bennett
• SHE COULDN’T TAKE IT’
Owl Show 10:30
“MEN WITHOUT NAMES”
With Fred MacMurry, Madge
Evans.
SmUj, N*v. 3rd
Jackie Cooper In
“DINKY”
with Mary Astor.
Auspices American Legion
Auxiliary
M-day, Tacaday, Not. 4-5tk
Joe Brown In
“BRIGHT LIGHTS”
with Ann Dvorak, William Gargan
-Patrica Ellis.
G ARDEN FRESH
Fruits and Vegetables
Cony arc oar food values. Bat a have al compare the QUALITY
of our fruits and vegetables. We ase the almost care te (ire
>oa low prices aloag with a variety ef qoahty i
choose from.
STRING BEANS
Taoae and Tender
BUTTER BEANS
Yellow Crook Neck
CUCUMBERS
Long Green
CARROTS ...
Large Bunches
- fc. ISc
CRAPES
Takiy ur Mala**
fc. Ik
... Qt. 25c
GRAPES 2 fcs. 25c
Th-iuwi Seedle—
fc. 15c
APPLES
Dox. 25c
Each 5c
APPLES
Yerk Imperials
Dm. 2k
ih. 15c
APPLES
Grimes Golden
Dai. Ik
2 far 15c
ORANGES
CsUfornbi Snnktai
Dm. 35c
lie
GRAPEFRUIT
Each 5c
No. 1 Florida Medium
74th
Dick PowelL Ruby Keeler
’’SHIPMATES FOREVER”
Saabeam Go Idea Bant ass Can, Vaccmo Packed .... 2 Can 29c
Gold Bar Preserves, 1 ft. Jan. Aiaarted Flavan 3 far Sic
Elgia Mayeaahe, Plata 25c; GaBaa 5159
Certief Catsap, Large Bottle — - •*«
Saabeam Wet Hone Radmh 2**
Hershey’s Cocoa
1 B>. Caa 15c
SMACKS, 1-2 fc.
Ph*. lie
Maaleioe, !«.
Bat — - 15c
Giager Mb. from tha
Recipe by Vah-
BELL’S BEST ROAST
The Coffee That Satisfies
2 fc. Caa 75c
A private Head ef Msrha
aad Java. Used far 42 yean
by there who appreciate a
real cap of coffee.
Pk«.
21c
Bell Grocery Co.
TOE WHOLESALE AND RETAN. STORE OP
QUAim, SERVICE. PRICE
ROGERS
quality food bhup^
Hancock Street
Ubby’s
Center Slices
PINEAPPLE
No. 2Zi can
21c
LAby’s
Scad or haWrc
PEACHES
No. lYi can-
19c
Libby’s
Ready to Serve
CORNED BEEF
2 Cans
39c
JELLO
All Flavors
3 pkgs.
17c
EVAPORATED APPLES 2 lbs. 25c
EVAPORATED PEACHES 15c lb.
PRUNES 70-80 Size 4 lbs. 19c
BAKER’S CHOCOLATE... 1/2 lb. pkg. 17c
BAKER’S COCOA 1-5 lb. Can 7c
Cherries, Libby's Marischino 3 3-oz hot. 25c
MODERN OLEO 2 fcs 29r
IVORY SOAP Med Size 2 for lie
Chocolate Pecan
COOKIES
17c lb
SCI .7. ITS CRAPE JAM 2 lb. Jar 23c
TEA ROOM EXTRACTS, Vanilla or Lemon
8-oz Bot 15c; oz Bot 10c
TASTY FOOD PURE Lemon or Vanilla
EXTRACTS l/ 2 oz. TOc; 4-oz 25c
LIBBY’S CHIU CON CARNE I Or
LIBBY’S MUSTARD 9-oz Jar lOr
LIBBY’S ORANGE JUICE lOoz Can. .. 10c
Land O'Lake
CHEESE
19c lb
FLOUR SALE
Regers No. 21
2-1 lbs 90c
48 lbs. .. $1-78
CIRCUS
Rogers Best
White Lily
12 lbs .
...55c
12 lbs .
.. 59c
12 lbs. .
... 71c
24 lbs. .
... 95c
24 lbs. .
. $1.05
48 lbs .
. $1.85
48 lbs. .
. $2.05
24 lbs.
. $1.31
HAPPY BIBTHDAY
The Union-Recorder extends best!
wishes for a happy birthday to the 11
following who this week celebrate 11
their birthdays: Mrs. Alvin Lamas, |
Miss Nettie Moore. Mrs. Bart Wil
son. Mrs. H. D. Allen. Bill Scott
Mrs. L. A. Key. Col. J. O. Sallee.
Leah Levine, Mrs A. F. Latimer.
Julia Scrtt. Stewart Wootten. I
Thomas Bivins, L. S. Fowler, Sami
Whatley. Miss Fannie Virginia Mc-|
Clure. Mrs. Horace Smith. Claire j
Smith, and Miss Mary Simpson.
EPISCOPAL GUILD WILL MEET I
ON MONDAY.
The Episcopal Guild will meet atjj
4:30 o’clock with Miss Bessie Thom
as at the Parks Memorial Hospital.|
BUSINESS WOMEN’S
Calumet
baking powder
Pound Can
13c
Post Bran
FLAKES
2 for 31c
IN OUR MARKETS WESTERN AND N ATIVE MEATS
WESTERN MEATS
ROUND STEAK - 35c b
LOIN STEAK - 40c fc
POT ROAST 17c fc.
BRISKET STEW 10c fc.
NATIVE MEATS
BOSrON STYLE ROLLED ROAST 18c fc
ROUND OR LOIN STEAK 20t fc.
T BONE STEAK 23c fc
STEW MEAT _... 3 fcs. 25c
"»■*. Mrs. Dorman Hardy. Mrs CTBCLE TO M*** . . of .
'■'•is Flomister, and Miss Carmen! The Business J
"r, u-ere guests. Mrs. Willie the Presbyterian A«ltary »nll meet
... Mrs. Tuesday evening at 7:« at the home
of Min Loui*e Albert. All members,
,f mbridge won top prize,
blister second high
’■V Cline low.
Coffee
MAXWELL
HOUSE
15c lb
ROGERS COLD
LABEL
Sic lb
HOT CUP
3 lbs Si
CUBE STEAK
25c lb.
Rindtesa Breakfast
BACON
35c lb.
Breakfast
SAUSAGE
35c lb.
POT ROAST
10c lb.
RED SNAPPER STEAKS
BOILED SHRIMP
OYSTERS - -
MULLET
28c fc.
VEAL CUTLETS
23c lb
25c fc
VEAL POT ROAST
I3c lb
45c lb
HAMBURGER
2 lbs. 25c
50c qt
PORK CHOPS
27c fc
2 ha. 15<
DEVILED CRABS
2 for 25c
Two Store* - Wayne and Hancock St*
Libby's
QUEEN OUVES
Large Jar
SSc
Libby's
Sweet Mixed
PICKLE
22‘oz Jar
ISc
WESSON OIL
ISc Pt
CRISCO
Vegetable
Shortening
3 !b. Can
59c
JEWEL
SHORTEMNG
4 b. Ctn.
52c
8 fc. Ctn.
91.93
DOMINO
5 fc. Bag.... 27c
• 0 lb Bag ...53c
75 lb. Bag $1.35
POST TOASTIES
2 pkg 13c
RITZ CRACKERS
LbBxSSc
| are Invited to be