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GiU MKVAIT It. SHSOCIAL UICULICUTOT goB83 (oaMS»a»acgiomote8»aMcKKegaMeooB«gaaagaaoKCTWcgggB«Kgg r^Ta. A Proctor U o patient at L. Scott Hospital- t n cc Anderson, of Cochran, ,e past week-end in the City. I Messrs, joe Andrews and Wilson spent Wednesday in Atlanta business. Mr and Mrs. Jcc Moore. Sr., have vtumed from a trip to Sharon, and Atlanta. Ga. Miss Lucille Albritlen. of Loulai- is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Mr w. W. Butts of Wnycnws, n short visit to this city during reek-end. Misses Ethel Montgomery and TDell Moore will spend the week end at Jackson. Mrs. Margaret Cook is spending is week in Decatur with Mr. and kMrs Waiter Forte. Mrs. John Craven, of Mor.tgom- da.. is visiting her daughter |jrs. Elliott Sims. . Mrs. Otis Woods was hostess jhc members of her bridge club < Wednesday afternoon. I col. John Siblev. of Atlanta ^nd lmington. Del., spent Saturday Ind Sunday in the city visiting rela- Mrs. Rctiald Pentecost o! Atlanta is visiting her mot' ir. Mrs. Sanford of this city. • • • Miss Jewell Bowdoin left this week for Rocky Ford, Ga., where she will teach this year. The friends of Mr. Richard Smith ■e glad to know he is convalescing from a recent fitness .. m. H. Bland is a patient at the Scott Hospital. HU condition is thought to be serious. Mesdames D. S. Sanford and C. L. Moran have returned home after a visit with relatives in Atlanta. The friends of Mrs. John M. King, of Linton, regret to know of her illness at the Scott Hospital. The friends of Mrs. Fred Mercer are glad to know she is improving following a recent operation. Drs. D. T. *I\imer and C. M. Zat- tau attended a dinner of the Dental Society held in Macon Monday night. | Mrs. P. M. Nightengale, of Bruns- spent Mondav and Tuesday tith her daughter. Mrs. W. B. r. and Mrs. Clifford Stiles, and • daughter, Catherine, are visit ing Mr. Stiles’ parents at the Bald- Hotel. Mrs. Z. Neighbors has been ill everal days this week. Her friends .ill be glad to learn that she is a reat deal better. Miss Ethel Montgomery entertain ed the members of her sewing club her home on Liberty street on |\iesdav afternoon. [ Mr. Pierce Walker, who is a sen- rat the University of Georgia, t the week-end with his moth- frs. N. P. Walker. The friends of Miss Lucy Dav ill be glad to know that she is im- oving o.’ter hrr operation. She is |till at the Scott Hospital. | Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Stiles, and lit- dauphter, Katherine, spent Sat- day at the Baldwin Hotel, visit- f Mr. and Mrs. John B. Stiles. Mr. Levin Smith is back at his The many friends of Mrs. Eugene Stembridge will be pleased to learn that she is rapidly convalescing at home. Miss Lois Hatcher spent the week end in Atlanta where she attended the dances at Georgia Tech. Owing to the program of the violinist at G. S. C. W., Tuesduv evening. The Tuesday Night Bridge C ub did not meet, but will be enter tained on Thursday night by Miss Betty Ferguson. HAPPY BIRTHDAY The Union-Recorder extends best wishes for a Happy Birthday to the following who this week observe their birthdaj anniversaries: Mr. Chauncey Adams. Miss Betty Reed. J. I. Gore, Jr.. Bob Herndon. Mary Frances Snvith, Geraldine May, Mar garet Ennis. Arthur S. Smith. Sam- ly Patterson. Mrs. C. T. Harper. Joe Grant. George T. Morris. Miss Willie Boggu’ and Sarah Taylor, Mrs. J. N. Underwood. Bobby Sulli van. Mattie Will Welch and Mr. George Haslam. CHURCH TO MKR MAN. H7TH Hie Men of the Church Club of the Presbyterian church will have their first supper of the new year Monday night. January 27, in the I dining room of the Masonic build ing. MISSES THRASH AND POUND ENTERTAIN. Misses Kate Thrash and Ida Pounds entertained with two tables of bridge Saturday night in Miss. Thrash's apartment. The players •ere Misses Maggie Jcnkinn. Louise Smith. Elizabeth and Martha Thom- Betty Ferguson. Carmen Rog- Willic Bcggu*'- and Mrs. Dray ton Thomas. High score prize was by Miss Carmen Dopers and low by Mrs. Thomas. The hostesses served delightful refreshments at the conclusion of the games. Circle Five of the church, with Mrs. George Carpenter as chairman, will be in charge of the supper. Tickets for the supper may be ob tained from any member of ROBERT HERNDON CELEBRATES SIXTH BIRTHDAY. Robert Herndon entertained a small group of his friends at a pic ture show party cn Saturday after noon celebrating his sixth birthday. After the children enjoyed the pic ture at the Campus Theatre, they were served refreshments at Ben- ford’s Drug Store. Those invited were Richard and| Frances Powell Binion. Marjorie and Col. Joe H. Jenkins, president of the Georgia Military College, will be the principal speaker for the occas ion. Colonel Jenkins will be intro duced by Mr. Joe T. Andrew’s, prom inent local insurance man. Miss Maggie Jenkins, church choir leader, will be in charge of the musical program. Officers for the next year will be named at this meeting, according to Maj. Sam Whatley, president of the organization. GARDEN CLUB TO MEET NEXT WEDNESDAY. •rhe Millvdgeville Garden Club Mary Adcock. Tilly Hairing- MUSIC CLUB ENTERTAINED WITH TEA AND THEATRE PARTY. ■Hie Music Club was delightfully entertained Monday with a theatre party and tea. After seeing Miss Lily Pons on the screen of the Campus Theatre in hex - — _ . _ .movie debut, tea was served on the Lynn Wctinnon, Tommy Henfe Tut j mKI>nin e floor of the theatre. The hostesses for the tea were HBCE FUZES Be am uj ptt»Wf Fe( Plan? for year bridge yriee. 25c ag beautiful cut flowers At >1 timn LAWRENCE’S FLOWER SHOP PHONE 30J. CAMPUS THEATRE MilledgeviUe, Ga j. ne aaiueogeviue uaraen liuui • i ine nogresses tor me xea were will hold Its next meeting Wed-1 J ' re Moore. George Carpenter. Mcsdnmcs H w Christian. W. L. nesday, January 22. at the home of | BiI v ctt - | Fraley. J. W. Overstreet. William Y. Mrs. Miller S. Bell, Liberty Street at _ __ „ 0 | Mason, and R. E. Evans, and Misser Laurie Shurley. and Anne Bone. G. M. C. PARENT TEACHERS ASSOCIATION TO MEET. Tire P. T. A. of G. M. C. will hold its regular meeting Thursday P. M.. January 16th. at 4 o'clock in the 7th grade room. ”A nourishing Diet on a Limited Income" will be the topic. All mothers urged to attend. three o’clock p. m. The meeting is to be a very inter esting one. Talks and discussion on i Pruning, Rose Planting, and Dor- „ ., . , ... mant Spraying will be made. Miss Geraldine Reid returned this, At ^ and glABec|uent meetings, week to Morvin. Ga.. where she attondance prizes will be given sumed her duties as a teacher in the whjch sb ould prove of extra inter- school there. est to the members. The President, Mrs. Y. H. Yor- mtbll'i w u q rnn m Mr. and Mrs. Frank Broo-nc were brouph urges the me mbeir to ^"2 — MEET M *' m '** M called to Warrenton Monde y to ut- (heir cxhibits a5 inspiration* for the j cirdps Baptist W. M. teod the funeral of Mrs. Bill. Adams. oclivitira , cr lhc coming spr ,ng. midi wjn mcc( Mondsy afternoon at Mr. Broomes cousm. for those new members i^'heco”; ! 3:3 „ 0 ' clock , , h e followering, ng affiliated and acquainted with bomes . " . . . „ „ Mae Perry—Mrs. H. S. Roberts; urged to be pres- Ca1h Bryan—Mrs. J. E. Rhodes; restmg time Is ,n I K n, gM _ Mni Guy Robcr(s . store for you. jpcarl Dunstnn—Mis. J. L. Ander- _ son; Susan Anderson—Mrs. Warren CIRCLES OF METHODIST I Welch; Laura Williams—Mrs. Clar ence Walls. Col. Joe Jenkins spent W^dnes- the club day in Macon where he attended A], members i . meeting of Kiwanis Club presl- cnt for a most interesting time is in I. dents nnd secretaries. The friends of Mr. Marchman, aged Hardwick citizen, are glad to know hfs condition U some better after a serious illness. Mrs. C. H. Bonner has guests Mr. and Mrs. W. son who week here in the city. CHURCH TO MEET MONDAY The circles of the Methodist church will meet Monday afternoon her at three-thirty as follows: Higger Lily Little circle with Mrs. Lit- . , ’„a He and Mrs. Roy Alford, Jr. ****** to spend the ^ MrJ J. C.i J. F. Mesdames Sam Terry and »._ Linch. and Misses Edith Buctaier Circ]c No 3 , dth Misses Bile and Carolyn Tei^ vver* c and Lucy Brown, of relatives Forsyth Sunday. , MeeUnR place of circle No 4 to bo _ „ . T announced later. Messrs Wilmer Downs and Lewis, Norwood left this week for fort jgjANITA WEIGHT WEBS & Kidd Drug kuIiH nza. tUier T. J. McNamara ann.th Wednesday to be pres at the installation service of the pw Cathdic Bishop of Georgia. ishop O’Hara. | The friends of Mr. Arthur Skin- e glad to know that he is regaining his strength after -t ndix operation at the Scott J last Saturday. [ Mrs. D. F. Montgomery and Messrs and Ford Monts,ornery were Lined in Macon by Mesdames R. K. jnd C. O. McAfee for an antomo- trip through Florida. |Mr. and Mrs. Olin Danks have re- imed to the city after a wedding 1 the Carolina.*? and are mak- removed to his home end is „ow|W™ds throughout the county. Since r operation at 1 her graduation from G. S. C. W.. she I has been on the nursing staff of j Allen’s Invalid Home. . . Dr Harmon Caldwell, president ef j Mr. Worsham is the son of Mr. 1Cm 10 the University of Georgia and Dean ! and Mrs. J. L. Worsham. He fin- Hendrin of the University, spent ,ished school at G. M. C. and is also Wednesday in the city. They attend- employed at Allen's Invalid Home, ed a committee meeting at G. S. C. ig their hom apartment at ? home of Mrs. Laura Stembridge. j^Mr. William Butts spent the week- '1 Savannah where he wai uned by the Savannah Frigi- Scriven where they will be on duty with the O. R. C. for two weeks. SMITH - FRANTY ANNOUNCEMENT OF CORDIAL INTEREST HERE. Announcement hat been made of the engagement of Miss Kearney K. Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Kearney K. Smith of Miami, Fla. to Mr. Nevin Richards Franty, son of Rev. and Mrs. J. F. Frnntv of St. Luke’s Reformed church in Lancas ter. Pa. Miss Smith is a graduate if ( the Solisbury High School and of! Catawha College. Solisbury. N. C | She is a Home Economist employed} by the Georgia Power Cor FIRST SHOWING NEW SPRING FROCKS We have jut received a new ibipawnt of lovely nrw style, IN PRINTS AND SOUDS CLEARANCE SALE Oa «D winter Dreue, at aad Below Cett. CROOMS’ Vicks Cough Drop THURSDAY-FRIDAY. JAN. 16-17 John Boles and Gladys Swaithout “THE ROSE OF THE RANCHO" Also Mickey Mbusc Comedy SATURDAY. JAN. 18 Double Program Carl Brissnn. Atline Judge :a “SHIP CAFE" Feature No. 2 Jack Holt in “STORM OVER THE ANDES" SUNDAY JAN. 19 Kathleen Norris' "NAVY WIFE" Based oo her novel. "Beauty’s Daughter,” with Claire Trevor and Ralph Bellamy. Performances 2-4 and 8:45 Auspices American Legion Auxi. MONDAY-TUESDAY. JAN. 20-21 Claudette Colbert, & Fred Mac- Murray in • THE BRIDE COMES HOME” Regular Admission ME. EUSTACE WOESHAM | Of cordial Interest throughout this j ^ ion(Kl ln MilledKevlllr. Ga Mi« T H G Burfeitt has moved sceticn Is the announcement of the J Mr. Fiantyis a graduate of • . *i. r ADartments Her marriage of Miss Juanita Wright ’o; f' ran kl:n and Marshall and Catawha mle? and au„, from Lebanon Mr. Eustace Worsham, vhich was Collesr . „„ ls cmplcvrd a, the N Y have moved here to solemnized on December 24th in Hamilton Watch Co . Th c wedding i i- .South Carolina. I will take place in Georgia shortly make their home.. > Miss Wr) ght is the daughter Eastcr. The friends of Mr. Terry Trean-iMr. and Mnn Steve Wright of glad to know that he has been Hardwick, and has a wide circle ot Mr. and Mrs. Worsham have the best wishes of a large circle of « « • j friends. Mr* E J. Flemistcr. Mrs. Oti * ” Woods, Messrs. Lewis. Malridm. and , D. A^to HAVE MEETING Edgbr Flemister spent Sundr-v i*i.° N TUESDAY. Griffin where thev attrnded the The Nancj- Hart Chapter. D. A. funeral of their relative. Mr. Will R. will meet on Tuesday afternoon Lewis Flemister. of Atlanta Gri.'fin. Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Scofield re turned yesterday from Alto and Cave Springs where they spent sev eral days. Mr. Scofield is the en gineer in charge of the construction of the central heating plant at the State Hospital. Mrs. L. M. Moseley announces the marriageyof her niece. Mi*?s Edna Mitchell to Mr. Millard Mitchum. of Swainsboro. Judge Bertie Stembridge salesmen. Mr. Butts won thc performed the ceremony on the 13th leading is sales in Decern- \ day of January. They will make their home in Baldwin county. Mr. C J. Conn spent Sunday in' Miss Kay Smith, who has been uvington and Mrs. Conn, who has ; home service manager of the local prn at th*» bedside of her father.' effice of the Georg'a Power Co. has •rompanied home. The friends;been transferred to the Joncsbcro Mr*?. Conn regret to know that office of the company and Miss father continues seriously ill. . Margaret Perry of Macon, will come • • • 'here this week as her successor. • r.-. Lee K. Partiss of Watcrbury i • • • T-. is at the home of her mother, i Mr. Jack Dawson has been trnns- Anne Massey for a visit. Mr ferred to Macon and will be trnvel- prtiss will arrive in the earlv ing salesman for the Georgia Power nng when they will take a short Co. He is succeeded as cashier at the; at trip before returning to Conn, local office by Mr. Francis G. Clark. rs ' Partiss was formerly Miss Bula 'cf Macon. Mr. nnd Mrs. Clark are 3:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Jesse Bone. Thc other hostesses will be Mrs. J. F. Bell. Sr.. Mrs. J. T. Terry and Miss Elizabeth Thomas. Delegates to the convention in Savannah nnd to the National Con gress in Washington will be elected. Benamin Franklin’s birthday will be celebrated and Mrs. C. L. Moore will give a most interesting talk on The Two Georgians Who Failed To Achieve Glory by Not Signing the Declaration of Independence." PRESBYTERIAN AUXILIARY TO HAVE WEEK OF PRAYER. The Presbyterian Auxiliary will iserve a week of special prayer and self denial for Home Missions be ginning Sunday. January 19th to 24th. The meetings will be held each nftemr/cn at thc home of Mrs. C. P. CVawford at 3:30. cr,det class will be incharge at Sunday School. Monday. Circle 6 Mrs. II. B. Jen-JMiss Margaret Sutton and BALDWIN COUNTY YOUNG PEOPLE. The Methodist People's Union held their monthly meeting Friday night. About fifty young people attended and enoyed a de lightful evening. The program was in the form of a report from the National Young People’s Conference in Memphis. Term. After the program, the Leaguers enjoyed n social hour together. A council meeting of all officers was called fer Friday night. They are to work out the program for the new year. MRS. JORDAN HONORED. Saturday afternoon Miss Lilian Stiles entertained for Mrs. E. V. j Jordan. Jr., a recent bride of this city. After several rubbers of bridge were completed the guests were served a salad course. Among these present were Mrs. Godfrey Osterman. Mrs. William Ireland, Mrs. Claude Ray. Mrs. John Overstreet. Mrs. Wilson Mason, Mrs. William Fraley, Miss Rosa Burch. Miss Louise Smith, Miss Ma rie McCombs, Miss Ethel Montgom- Miss Margaret Sutton. Miss Luc-1 etta Lawrence. Miss Elizabeth Fra-I lev. Miss Florence Moran. Miss Mar- i garet Condlar. Miss Anne Bone. I Miss Virginia McCraw. Miss Ernes-j tine Boineau. amf MLss Margaret. Yarbrough. The high score prize Miss nines. Chairman. Tuesday Circle Conn, Chairman. Wednesday. Circle 4 Whatley. Chairman. Thursday. Circle 3 R1 Fowler. Chairman. Friday. Circle 1 ar.d 5 Mrs. Alice McCraw 2 Mrs. Charlie prize. the low Thnr to prune trees and shrubbery. We have priming tools and tar; coating—HATCHERS. making their home in this city. McKinley. Mrs. Geo. Carpenter. PUDDLE-JUMPING Is Out of Date Its especially out of date during stormy months. These days handling groceries is a job fot trucks and men shielded against the elements. So when you want fine foods and prompt delivery call us. Every item receives our careful attention. ORANGES Doz. 20c. 25c, 30c ORANGES. Any sLe, Peck 50c GRAPE FRUIT 5c each NEW POTATOES 4 lbs. 25c STRING BEANS 15c b. EGG PLANT 10c lb. Beets, Carrots, Lettuce, Celery, Tomatoes. Collards. Turnips, Spinach. Radish, Spring Onions, Every day at market prices. BUCKWHEAT CAKES Cooking will get ’em up quicker than an alarm., clock . any morning. PENN BUCKWHEAT 3 lbs. 25c Recipt for making cakes upon request. Pure Sap Maple Syrup Pint 50c Pure Ga. Cane Syrup Gal 59c Sunbeam Strained Honey.... Pint 25c Sunbeam Guava Jelly, Glass 25c Sunbeam Mint Jelly. Glass 25c KING SPAGHETTI DINNER Can be prepared in a few minutes and is fine on cold nights. Each package contains Spaghetti, Pomesian Cheese, Italian Sauce. Serves Six Bountifully. Pkg. 40c. Italian Sweet Peppers, Pickled in Wine Can 35c Tea Garden Sweet Pickled Peaches Jar 25c Tea Garden Spiced Figs Jar 30c Sunbeam Crystalized Ginger lb. 60c Dromidary Pitted Dates Pkg. 15c Toasts. Butter Wafers Pkg. 10c Saturday Specials EGGS, Teumiee, 4« 30c, FRESH GA. ta. 35c MEAT, WkRc Sak Plate lb. 12c FLOUR, GmJ Self Riaiaf — — 24 Ibt. 83c FLOUR, Good Self Riria* — 5# Iba $1.60 BREAKFAST BACON, Unpin or Armour - lb. 39c BELL GROCERY CO. THE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STORE OF QUALITY, SERVICE, PRICE 263—PHONES—498