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9b? Httum-Urr orbrr l.m> — lMt*> SaMk. ISIS R B MOORE—EDITOR JERE M MOORE_Bu.ii.aM M SUBSCRIPTION RATES y,ur SI .50 Nrtlonal^tdilofialA'iociafion r 1 fts "“mu... 1934 OFFICIAL ORGAN OF COUNTY THURSDAY. DEC. 26. 1935 of the dty. Mayor Horne leaves the chair of Mayor with a job well done. When The boy* at the CCC camp at he began office four years ago, the Stevcna Pottery were enjoy ii*g the city's affairs were in r. bad way. Christmas holiday season. Ha’f of The city’s credit was lost and fi- the members the camp are allow ances were at a low ebb. He put ed to go home for a week and the into effect with the one hundred j ether members will go for a weeks per cent co-opcration ci the our.- visit at New Years, cil. a business administration pat- Capt. Cicero Muse has planned tn ned as near as possible after the for the entertainment of the boys city manager plan, and it has been who are here. A big Christmas tree cuccesfCul. The administration of has been placed at the Camp and Mayor Horne goes into history as gifts will be exchanged by the boys, cm* of the most successful and bene- On Christmas day a feast was serv- has al Milledgcvilli e retires with the k well done. had. ed including turkey and all the trirn- bo numbered with MISS BLANCHE GREEN AND MR. E. V. JORDAN. !R.. MARRIED ON SUNDAY. Of cordial interest and impress simplicity was the marriage of Miss for Blanche Green and Mr. E. V. Jor-' dan, Jr., which was solemnized last Sunday at five o’clock at the First Methodist church in the pres- e of relatives and p few close friends. Rev. R. C. Shea, pastor of the Mil- lcdgeville Methodist circuit and Rev. John Yarbrough, of Gnincsville. a former pastor here, performed the ceremony. The church was beauti ful in decorations of the Christmas •eason. Red r.indlos, Poinsettas and Holly were used to hank the chan cel rail and form a background for WANTED—Three cr four room apartment, furnished or unfurnish ed with private hath and entrance, i with use of bark yard Phone 351 .1. C. Davis. 12-26-35 2t. | the* wedding Mrs. Edgard Ic played RENT — Tw o unfurnhh- J j rooms, down stairs. East Montgom ery St. See Francis Tanner at Dell Grocery. Rev. W. C. Rudd, pastor of the Hardwick Methodist chuich has gone to Greenwood, Fla., to spend the holidays with his parents, Rev. and Mrs. John Budd. He will be absent from the dty for about ten days and there will be no services at the Hardwick church on next Sunday. DINE AND DANCE We serve tasty sandwiches and cold drinks of all kinds. Bring your date out and dance to the tone of the world’s most popular recorded music. Just received a complete line of Fire Works. Get yours notf. COZY NOOK On Lindsey Ave. SEND Your Family Wash Regular communi cation Benevolent Ledge No. 3 FAcAM .First and Third Tuesday’s 8:30 P. M. Visiting Breth- enn welcome. JOE L. GRANT. W. M. J. R. SMITH, Sec’ty. —TO— .f ali All! Yoi Be The bride and groom entered to gether. The bride was lovely in an early spring s»uit of steel gray Frrnch flannel with hat to match. Ht r accessories were of navy blue, ihouldcr corsage was of pink , . ,ui,« cliff roses showered with fer- the pasing of a year. It reminds Bcl _ me -iMts. A striking brunette, that time is .leetmg. Yet IMS Mis Grccn was ncvcr morc bcautl _ ‘'NOTHING BUT INSURANCE Phfttm 473 i. ANDREWS & SON ' | i£3SC8ac8»K08e&e3833aemMi«0£Ke» \ i Snow’s Economical, Safe, Convenient SNOW’S Laundry anti Dry Cleaning PSaene 44& STOKELTS Cranberry Sauce 2 cans 29c VWTEHOUSE EVA?. Milk 6 small or 3 tall cans 17c Wisconsin Cheese lb PINK Salaicfs 2£»sl9® clement of tragedv, i year rich in accomplishments and adventures and a large store of the world’s blessings have come to ful. Miss Green is the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Green of Baldwin county and is a grand daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Stiles. She received her degree from W.. and her Masters de gree from Peabody College. Nash- Ten n. She ha* been an instruc- n physical education for the past three years at G. S. C. W. She is one of the county's most attractive and poputar young women. Mr. Jordan is the son of Mr. and Mr*. E. V. Jordan of this city. Fol lowing his graduation at G. M. C.. j he received his degree at Mercer University and also studied at , , . , Vanderbilt. He is now command*:* triumphs, rejoiced In your »u««r| ot „ crc camp in North c^a. After a short wedding trip ir Florida, they will return to Mil- IcdgevHIo for a few days. Mrs. Jor- teaching at the the spring Many things have happened this year, the wonderful and »“poch mak- , ing flight of the China Clipper. This ' was a year of many marvelous ac complishments of science, medicine, v social welfare and other varied tnr fields of endeavor. We look into 1936 and wonder what the marvels ' might be that will be recorded in the next 365 days. We confidently look forward to a year when i kind will make great strides. Week after week during the past j year we have chronicled your; achievements and recorded your|. triumphs, rejoiced in your success i and sorrowed in your bereavements, j We start 1936 and the bo«t wish) we can make is that we will hear)* such news of you that it will be i delight to pnss 11 on to others through j eol'i' PC o*7* r uT'ulc“'crr.rt ” record, but, “ crne5 ’' we are conscious o? our failures we again renew our efforts to Millcdgeville the best paper in state. ! Ariibum, Ga.. Dec. 23.—Miss We appreciate your patronage and Elcise Odum, daughter of Mrs. W. co-opcration. The good will and.W. Odum, was married Sunday to friendship that has been accorded us j Graham Batchelor, of MilledgcviUe, CAMPUS Sunday, December 29 n eg, ^ -NEW EDITION! Thsy'rs So busy fooling sodi oHmc—that thay wm da. Niamsalvssl EDERER I RAJAH SALAD DRESSING 2 Pt jars 33c J i H1LLIPS PEAS Early June. 2 No 2 cans 15c £ APPLE SAUCE Ann Page.. 2 No 2 cans 17c | BLUE ROSE RICE Fancy Quality Pound 5c SCOTTISSUE 3 rolls 19c N. B. C. RITZ CRACKERS.... 1-lb. Box 22c SUNDINE GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 3 cam 23c PHILADELPHIA Cream Cheese 2 pkgs 15e WESSON OIL 18c Pt NBC Crackers am XXe lb most valued asset sincerely thank you for your sup port and patronage during the past year. We trust we can continue to merit your friendship and good-will. A Happy New Year to you all. THE NEW CITY ADMINISTRATION On next Wednesday Judge Georqe by ‘hV m"nther".'She Carpenter will become Mayor of Millcdgeville and with him Messrs. J. C. Bastcn. T. H. Clark and T. B. Dumas will begin new terms of four years as aldermen of the city. We salute the new Mayor and rcuncil and wish for him and them succesT in their work to administer the affairs of the city for the best uniting two prominent families in this section. Batchelor is head coach of Georgia Military College at Mil- ledgevillc. Colonel Joe Jenkins, president of Georgia Military College at Mil lcdgeville and a former Baptist min ister, performed the ceremony. The bride was given in marriage attended by her sister. Mrs. Jack Elliott Ho well. 6.’ Valdosta, ns matron of hon- rr. Miss Vfrginia Mathis was maid of honor. T. E. Rich. Jr., of Bninbridee, was best man. Groomsmen included Lewdlyn Cordell, r.f Athens, and Major Sandy Gunnels. The bride was dressed in a wh t Judi • Carpel * chic ~inde nlorv quali ficat his. He with the years, and is deeply concerned the welfare of the city. A young man. holding public office for the first time, he has pledged himself veil was rf imported lace, r.ip attached with orange Sho had a cascaded bou- hitc rose*; and lilies of the nf the chy with splendid lhp ■ns for the tasks that arc, as been closely identified (U)C ^ ( verk of the city for many j vnllcy AH the men were dressed in mili- ry uniforms. Maj. and Mrs. Batchelor will ar- ve in MilledgcviUe about the firs! [0 \ IISSI L IASRV ftOIIICTION - FRANCES DEE BENITA I1UME A EAT! MOWBRAY AKIM TAMIROEF V I Also Short Subjects. Performances 2-4-8:- Auspices American Legion Auxiliary Mon.-Tues., Dec. 30-31 WHEN YOU MAKE ft BATE WITH BILL! Thrills rub shoulders with laughter < Powell gaily wives o mystery wins o bride“all in 48 exc':' - ' i l. L I A % hi to a progressive program chief among them the construction of a play ground for children. This is a tusk well worthwhile and if his ad ministration docs nothing more it will contribute much to the future safety and well-being of Milledge- ville. But of course there of the year and will make their home In an apartment in the home <-n Jefferson street which is used ns a. barracks. KI’I A FLAKE PATMAN I OBSERVES BIRTHDAY. will be! other things that the Mayor and his | Eula Flake Pntnam entertained council will do and we can rest as- a group of her friends on Monday sured that whatever thev mieht un- afternoon at a movie party in cele- dertake it will be well planned, bration of her birthday, well worked out and well executed. I The ycung ladies enjoyed the pic- j To Mayor Carpenter we extend iture at the Campus and later re- 1 our best wishes and congratulations, freshments were served on the Mez-. Mav he impartially serve to make zanine floor of the theatre. Miss MilledgcviUe a cleaner city, a more j Pattmans mother, Mrs. William Fra- beautiful dty and a better place for j ley. assisted in entertaining. i us to live in. We likewise extendi — best wishes to the coundlmen wh** .FOR RENT—January 1st Apart-! begin new terms and to the old' Meat, five roam and bath. Gas coundl who continue In the jervlcc heat, Columbia street. Phone Zft-J. 'i Tuesday - Big New Year Show 12 O’clock “HI* Night Oat ” Meal Kit Fish JONES GA. CANE Syrup Pt 10c Qtl9c Half GAL Wellbread Lbs 53c it 93c iff $1.85 Iona IL 57c 24 Lbs Lbs $1i90 97c m ^ST k Two Stores 1} lZ tra€ Deb’s Pmaappls JUKI GRAHAM CRACKERS lb. 10c OYSTER CRACKERS Fresh baked.. lb. 10c KITCHEN TOWELS Red Cross . . . Roll 10c LIGHT HOUSE CLEANSER ... 3 cans 10c SPAGHETTI Encore 3 cans 25c SPINACH Popeye 2 No 2*4 cans 25c KEROSENE Good Gulf Gal. 15c “■Mate Crystals” SUGAR 5 lb bag 10 lb bag 25 lb bag 27c sac $1.32 Grits Jim Dandy 5 lb bag 17c Water Ground pk 22c * Prunes 70-80 size Lb 5c Sardines 2 tali cans 15c 6 lb kit 85c 35c LOUR Sunnyfield IL BOc fi. *1.05 S.C.07