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ns UNION UCOBOU. NtLLBDOBVlIU C.A. JANUARY X. ltll o/r Shoes 23*1 PAIRS OF SHOES FOR ALL THE FAULT REDUCED! For Children BfC up For Men $2.19 up For Women $1*49 Up The Sale is on! You have unrestricted choice of more than three thousand pairs of shoe?. And every pair is marked down. You save dollars on your purchas es. ^ou get the same high style, quality footwear we have always sold. This is a short-time event. Come in NOW. Bring the family. Save! ALL SIZES! Not all sites style, but all the group. Time ihoes rule supremo il Style. Wear then wids auar- aace on into Sfriug. Included are shoes for iforb, dressy K- forasal wear. Skinner’s Shoe|Store, Inc Sanford Building G. M. C. and the public schools of the county will resume work next Tuesday to begin the spring term. The students and teachers hav had a two weeks holiday. Col. Joe Jenkins, president of G. M. C., said an increased enrollment wa3 anticipated in the college. After an illness of seven weeks with pneumonia Estell Elizabeth Steven.*, passed away at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Stevens, in the southwestern part I of the county, Friday, December 2?th. Rev. J. L. Rives conducted the funeral and burial services at Bethlehem church, Saturday, De cember 28th. The child was six years old and survived by her parents and two brothers. Louis E. and James T. Stevens. LITTLE GIRL DIES AS RESULT OF BURNS Rainev Nettie Mae Miller the ve-year-cld daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Miller, of South-ea.-t Bald- in died at the City Hospital Fri-! day. December 27th. The death of I the child resulted from bums re- eived two weeks previous, her! lothing having become ignited while- lie was standing in front of a fire! t her home. The funeral services were con- : ducted Saturday morning at eleven o'clock by Rev. J. F. McCluncy. the interment was at the Black Springs cemetery. She is survived by her parents.' ad two brothers. W. J. and Valda Miller. SULTANA BROKEN SLICED Pineapple No. 1-2 can 17c Da MONTE EARLY Garden Pea* 2 No. 2. cans 29c ANN PAGE Apple Sauce 2 No. 2 cans 15r PARTIES HONOR MRS. WARE j MISSES MARJORIE AND LAVINIA AND MISS HOWARD. SCOTT HAVE BEAUTIFUL On Saturday atu-rnnon from 3 JACKSON BRIDGE. 5 Mrs. William M. Miller. Mrs. | Misses Marjcrie and Lavinia Scott Charles H. Richardson, and Mrs.! entertained at a beautiful luncheon Richard Earle Cotton entertained at bridge on Monday. After the lunch- u tea honoring Mrs. Adela Barks- con bridge was played, dale Ware, and Miss Eugenia How-! High score prize v: ard of Miami. Florida. Avis Moaie: Assisting in entertaining and re-1 ginia Dunn ^ing the guests were Miss Martha | Holinshoad. y, Mrs. Culver Kidd. Mrs. L. P. i by Miss second high. Miss Vir- and low. Miss Ruth Mrs. George Griner. Mrs. | KIWANIS TO MEET THURSDAY Moore. Mrs. Frank Bone.! JANUARY JT1L Miss Floride Allen, Mrs. H. D. Allen, j Sr., Mrs. Vaden Parks. Miss Mabry and Annie Harper. Mrs. Miller Bell. Sr., and Mrs. J. O. Sallee. In the dining room were Mrs. Rlchurd Binion and Miss Jesse Allen pouring tea. Others assisting were Mrs. Furman Boll, Jr., Mi's Charles H. Whitfield. Misses Betty Bell. Elizabeth Alford. Harriet Campbell, Mrs. McComb Hines, Mrs. J. L. Bee son and Bessie Bell. Others entertaining for Mrs. Ware and Miss Howard were Mrs. H. The first meeting of the Kiwonis Club for the new year will be held Thursday. December ftth, Col. Joe Jenkins, the new president, has an nounced. .All members of the club are invited to come. Chas. Morgan, state supervisor of game protectors, will be a guest speaker. MISSEr VIRGINIA COOPED AND LOIS HATCHER ENTERTAIN AT DANCE. Misses Virginia Cooper and Lois Hatcher were hostesses at a delight ful dance on lust Friday evening ni the Echetah Country Club honoring young men and women at home from rllege for the holidays. The ball room was beautifully recorated in Christmas decorations. During the evening punch was serv ed by Misses Betty Cantey Allen and Catherine Carpenter and late in the evening coffee and sandwiches were served. The occasion was cnc of the most delightful during the holiday sea- ECIIETAII DANCE USHERS IN- NEW YEAR Tuesday night the arrival of the ^ n ew year was celebrated with a Alien at a'iunehMmMre,'J.Vbm-! ^ a " c ' :,t ' hc Echctl,h Co ™ u ‘>' Club, son at dimer. Miss Jesse Allen at ° n,! of **■' liir8C5t crowds “ f > he a luncheon. Mrs. Charles H Whit-1 J 00r aM *' mblcd *■> usher in the new «*ield at a bridge party, tables for | 5 Car ‘ two. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bone at I At th e midnight hour "Auld Lang a theater party. Mrs. L. P. Longlno! **>' nc ” was sung and the dancers CHARITY DRIVE WILL BE REOPENED HERE SOON Plans arc being made to reopen the community chest drive in Mil- ledgeville. Col. Jenkins, chairman, has announced. The drive held in November fell short of the needed goal and the people will be called again to provide funds to take e of needy cases in the county during the coming year. Father T. J. McNamara will assist Col. Jenkins in directing the cam paign which'will be launched at an early date. In reopening the drive Col. Jenkins said he hoped all the people cf the city and county would take advantage of the opportunity to Rive. Miss Emmy Riley, who manages the relief office, said the funds were needed if Milledgevillc did not want suffering in this county this year. DEL MONTE Tiny Peas No. 21 17c AAf FANCY Corn 2 No. 2 Cam 23c IONA 9IWNGLESS Beans 3 No . 2 c«n. 23c IONA RED RK Tomatoes 3 No. 2 Cans 19c TOILET TISSUE Warldorf 6 Rolls 25c Piak SALMON 2 Tall Cans 19c SAMON STYLE Sardines 4 Tall Cans 25c Cheese lb 20c NEW YORK STATE Cheese lb 25c Maxwell House COFFEE lb a$c INSTANT POSTUM 4 ^z Cm 25c SWANSDOWN Cake Flour PkT 2Sr CALUMET Baldaf Paw*. I f » Cm 21c BAKER’S COCOANUT Moist ' Cm He i dinner. Mrs. A. G. Lawrence a tea. and Mr. and Mrs. Milner Shivers, cf Eatonton at dinner: Mr. and Mrs. Will Hines at a picture show party and Mrs. Richard Bin- ion at dinner. The Baptist Womens Missionary- Union will meet Monday afternoon at 3:30 at the church. Miss Laura Shurley asks every member to please be present and start the new year right. MR Si HAM WINS PRIZE Mrs. Lamar Ham was awarded a set of electric waffle irons for the best recipe cf the month by the Cudahy Co. The prize was won through the store of F. R. Hargrove, who sell the Cudahy products. extended greetings to each other for a happy and prosperous new year. The club plans to resume the Mon day night parties at an early day and twice each month a supper dance will be given for the mem bers. MR. R. F. BROWN CELEBRATES IDS EIGHTY-SIXTH BIRTHDAY The children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren of Mr. Rich mond G. Brown assembled at his home near this city Saturday. Dec 28th. to join in the celebration of his eighty-sixth birthday. There were about forty present, with one i of Mr. Brown’s daughters. Mrs. J. N. Undervood. hostess. A sumptu- i ous and bountiful dinner was serv ed. and the occasion was a most happy one. Mr. Brown is well- known in Hancock and Baldwin counties and The Union-Recorder joins in extending congratulations and best wishes. May his last years be his happiest and best. HEALTH PROGRAM TO BE BROADCAST Each Tuesday afternoon at 5 o’clock eastern standard time, on a ecast to coast network of the Na tional Broadcasting -Company and I on short waves, the following health .talks will be given: | January 7—“Winter Ills.’’—Speak er. Dr. Mon is Fishbein. j January 14—“Diptheria.’’—Speak er, Dr. W. W. Bauer. January 21—'"Scarlet Fever.’’— I Speaker, Dr. Morris Fishbein. Januc.., 28 — “Health of the TfaVe'^-r.”—Speaker. Dr. W. W Bauer. MRS. H. D. ALLEN. President of the Baldwin County Womans Auxiliary Medical Associa tion elf Georgia. JONES-STYWALK Of cordial interest to friends in this county was the announcement this week of the marriage of Miss Thelma Jones to Mr. Arthur Stywalk of Chinn Grove, N. C. The marriage was solemnized Dee. 23rd. Miss Jones is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Z. Jones and a sister of Mrs. Frank Broome. She has many friends in this county. ROYAL ARCH MASONS TO HAVE OYSTER SUPPER The members of Temple Chapter. Royal Arch Masons, will meet to night for the instalation of the new officers recently elected. Before the meeting an oyster supper will be served and all members arc invited to attend. Mr. Nat Knight will be installed as High Priest succeeding Mr. Sid ney L. Stembridgc. NEGRO CHARGED WITH M1TODER WHEN KNIFE VICTIM DIES ! James Reeves, young Negro man.! is held in the Sparta jail charged | with the murder of Sing Martin, an- { other Negro, who died from knife wounds inflicted by Reeves. Sheriff Haynie said the cutting as the result of a drunken fight last Friday. Martin was stabbed 'der the left shoulder. MISS FLORENCE ANDREWS ENTERTAINS. Miss Florence Andrews entertain ed at a delightful theatre party last Thursday afternoon, honoring Mrs. j Lou 5 * Andrews. Jr., formerly Miss Alice Freeman, of Eatonton. Proccd- MISS JESSIE ALLEN HOSTESS AT LUNCHEON. Miss Jessie Allen was hostess t number of her friends on Tuesday ini' thV^ow''a^uTT tzVnrSlT:*™ 0 ! “S™ ofre 1 j Invited to the home of the hostess, . 1 Lu!* erS and where a de lioious dessert course was served. INFANT SON OF MR. AND MRS. HARRIS TAKEN BY DEATH Mr. and Mrs. Ivey L. Harris and j family, of Hardwick, have the sympathy of our people in the death of their infant sen. which occurred , cn December 14th. The baby lived only a short time after birth. Funeral services were held at Moore's chapel and Inter ment was *n Black Springs cemetery! with Rev. L. A. Cunningham offiri-' & ting. ing the shooting of Jamie Simmons a white man. last Thursday night ir the Moslcyville section. Sheriff Haynie said the two men had been quarreling before the shooting, but the full details are nol known. The stories that have been reported arc conflicting and the ... tual facts will probably not be j known until the case is brought tc ■ Simmons was brought to the Citv j Hospital. His condition is improved (and he will probably recover. The I bullet went through the chest Simmons. FOR RENT—One or two rooms, gas. connecting bath. Phone 325-J. WANTED—Unfurnished apartment with three rooms and private hath. See Marvin Wheeler at Snow’s Tilco Scratch FEED 25 lbs 57c 100 Lbs $2.15 GRAPE JUICE ASP 2 Pu 25c OVAL TINE 6-oi. Cm 29c RED CHERRIES SANDWICH SPREAD R.j.h Z BRILLO Aluminum Cleaner BLACK EYE PEAS N. B. C. RITZ CRACKERS SHREDDED WHEAT But Jewel LARD 8 lbs $1.1 Ssk Butts MEAT lb 14c Qt. 2Sc ... 14-ei. Can 52c 3-oa. Jar 8< 2 8-ox. Jan 23c 2 Pkg.. 15c Pouud 5c 1 lb. Box 23c 2 Pk|.. 25c Eight O’clock Coffee lb 17c Bokar Coffee lb 23c Iona Tomato Juice ^ No. I Cans 25c Water Crowd Meal Pk 22o SCULLY’S PURE Grape Jam 2 lb Jar 19c ANN PAGE Tomato Ketchup 14 Q2 bot 10c ARMOUR’S Corned Beef No. 1 can 15i LAUNDRY SUNNYFIELD Pancake Flour 2 pkgs 13c JONES GEORGIA CANE Syrup 1-2 gal can30c Gal. can 55c “THE BETTER SHORTENING” Snowdrift 6 lb Pail 98c F Wellbread IL 53c it 93c it* $1.85 LOU Iona IL 57c It 97c fbs S1i90 R Sunnyfield Lbs 60c £ $1.05 1 & $24)7 112 Hancock r T l n, Street 1 WO dtOrOS 133 Wayne Street 1