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TOE UNION-RECORDER. MILLEDGEVILLE. C.A.. MARCH It, 111, B:i ^* OTira:a: 8»BC8»KK«»>|)ncMttttiaESEa^^ fflSOCIAL UICULICHTSI L , ni Mrs. A. D. Schofield spen ftS-cnd* Atonta. , Elizabeth Staamer s sent the „ d in Macon v.sitmj, relatives L H . D. Allen, Jr., and Miss Allen spent last Friday in s Ma n- Bums is spending two ,S in New York where she is mg. , . * • Olive Herty Lucas, cf At- ifc is Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Mil- I s. Bell. ' R._. j c Doster is spending sev- ...s ct this week with relative* Isouth Georgia. „ Jordie Chambers visited her ■ ’Mrs. Bay Koberts, of Deve- last Sunday L Alien oi Barnett, is visiting F daughters. Mrs. Stacey Bristow | Bloomer Lawrence. he friends ol Sheriff W. J. Lie are clad to know he is re- Eriiur from a recent ilness. r and Mrs. Harvey Herndon and Vrt spent Sunday in Powol- uith Mr. Herndon's father. stft-s Marian Dixon and Doris etts spent the week-end at the P of Miss Dixon in Sparta. -.o friends of Mrs. Stacey Bris- arc glad to know that she is ■ovin? following a serious ill- . Fleming is a prominent young css man of Waycross and has lc acquaintance throughout the llr J. B. Humphrey, of Columbia, [C.. spent the week-end here with Is J. B. Humphrey and their son. (Mrs. William M. Miller has re- .d from Florida where she visit- [rs. Mims S. Ware and Miss Eu- i Howard. |Mr. Ruddy Doster, of Rome, is ?ral days with his moth- I Mrs. J. C. Doster and sister. Miss pry Julia Duster. I?aln Lamar spent last week- i as the curst of his parents. Dr Richard Lamar, at their Hat '■‘•pt. and Mrs. Jim Cooper and Sally Pinkerton of Covington, spent Friday in the city with iwes and friends. Winbum Rogerr, a senior at University of Georgia, will be ‘ Tuesday to spend the Spring ays with his family. and Mrs. Eugene Crozier. and ■ and Mrs. Russell Plunkett of ista spent Sunday with Mr. and Sidney D. Stcmbridge. •^rs Edwin Andrews and My- Wynn. students at the Pres- -inn College. Clinton, S. C.. 1 the week-end at home. 1 vant, who was con- "'i with the State Hospital, has U *1 »r>si’if, n with the Parks 10rrJ Hnsrinl, a t G. S. C. W. Ri<rce Walker, a senior at the ‘•r-ity of Georgia, will be home ■ aV to s Pond the Spring holidays hic p.other, Mrs. N. P. Walker. '■ c Kate Martin and Miss •• ^°ung were among those who a Civil Service Examination in 1 J** 011 * * or the position of r Nurse. D B Thompson and son, r, f this city were called to r * so, Ala., Sunday morning ? illness of her daughter, J B Strother. " J" Miss Alice Wasden. of Mil- rcvrral days of the past f h Dr. and Mrs. E. A. Tig- Messrs. Conn and Arthur ■ aml Mrs- Wasden came up " and accompanied her home. • , ’ rs - Cullen Richardson, Frances and Cullen, ar ‘d Mrs. George Chas- aughter Alice, of Mcnte- I'ent Sunday with Mrs. v Richardson, in this city, hardaon and Dick Cofton ’ uith tnem for a visit to Mr. Red Martin visited friend in Atlanta Sunday. Mrs. George Tunnell spent the past week-end in the City. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Adams spent Tuesday in Savannah. Dr. and Mrs. O. C. Woods spent Wednesday in Atlanta. Mr. Joe Moore, Sr., and Mrs. Moore, spent Sunday in Warremon. Mr. Stewart Wootten spent several days of the past week in Atlanta. Miss Martha Bass, who teaches in Adel, was at home for the week end. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Lawrence have returned to Atlanta after a short visit here. Mr. and Mrs. Joe McOuney are the parents of a baby girl, bom March 5 th, Mr. Hubert Muller, of Gray, was admitted to a local hospital for j surgical operation. The friends of Charlotte Conn art glad to know she is improving af ter illness with flu. The friends of Mr. O. C. Miller regret to know that he is confined to his home by illness. Mrs. Fountain Hardy and Miss Ruth Butts spent Sunday in Macon 1th Mrs. Hardy’s sister. Mrs. D. F. Montgomery. Mr. Ford Montgomery and Miss Mary Clin spent Tuesday in Atlanta. Miss Lavinia Scott has returned to Agnes Scott at Decatur, after, be ing at home several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Fred F. Starr. Jr. and children Peggy and Ann, spent the week-end in Savannah. Mrs. D. M. Rogers is spending -me time in Nashville, Tenn., wit : »r son, Mr. Harris Rogers. Mrs. W. B. Harrison, of Linton, convalescing a'ter a recent op eration in a local hospital. Mrs. Mark Few and daughter Florence, of Macon, spent the week end with Miss Minnie Grant. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brown, Mrs. W. C. Smith and son Billy, of Shady Dale, spent Friday in the city. Miss Jessie Allen and Miss Bar ba rah Chandler teachers in Atlanta, ere at home for the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. C. O. McAfee and family, of Macon, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Montgomery. Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Hartman and daughter, Laurelle, of Columbus, Ga., visited friends in this city last week-end. The friends of Mrs. Mattie Bivins and Mrs. Elizabeth Brown are glad to know they are improving from a recent illness. Mrs. Allen Stiles and Allen, Jr., of Decatur, Ala., spent the week-end with relatives. Allen Jr., is a stu dent at Athens. Mrs. Darden who has been visit ing her daughter, Mrs. Joe Moore. Sr., returned to her home in Sha ron on Sunday last The Iriends of Mrs. Josephine Boone will be glad to learn that she is improving rapidly and will soon return to her heme. The many frieds of Miss Patsy Moate. of Dcvereaux. will be sorry to learn that she is a patient at a hospital in this city. Miss Iris Atchinson, who was formerly of this city, has moved to McIntyre and is now operating a beauty shop in Irwinton. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Marsh. Mis. Bessie Hall. Raymond and Lenora Hall spent Sunday in Atlanta with Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Robertson. Mr. and Mrs. Miller Boll spent several days in Atlanta the first of the week. Mr. Bell going to at tend a meeting o'.’ the Board of Reg ents. Lt. and Mrs. William B. Moore, of Fort Bonning. Ga., are spending the remainder of this week with Lt. Moore’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Moore. The many friends of Mrs. A. J. Kaiser, house mother of Ennis Hall, will be glad to learn that she is rapidlv recovering from a recent operation . Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Feese of Stev ens Pottery, announce the birth of a baby girl bom Sunday March 8th. The little lady has been named Rosemary Lee. Rev. R. W. Oakey has been con fined to his home several days this week due to' illness. He expects to be out and conduct the usual ser vices on Sunday. Rev. and Mrs. J. M. Teresi. Miss Tera Brown, Mrs. W. B. R. More land and Mrs. Enoch Rhodes attend ed a state wide Sunday School rally m Macon on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Chns. Conn were called to Covington Wednesday be cause of the serious illness of Mrs. Conn’s father. Mr. Perrv. who was not expected to live through the night. MISS ANNE BONE ENTERTAINS AT BRIDGE PARTY. Miss Anne Bono was hostess to a number cf her friends at a delight ful bridge party at her home on Montgomery street on Saturday af ternoon. Jonquils and spirea were used in effective arrangements throughout the house. After several progressions of bridge were played, delicious re freshments were served. Prizes were awrarded to Miss Lilian Stiles for high score and to Miss May Moore for cut. ■Rie guest list included Miss Alice and Virginia McCraw, Miss Lilian Stiles, Miss Martha Bass, Miss Mar garet Yarbrough, Miss Lucetta Law rence, Miss Florence Moran, Miss Elizabeth Fraley, Miss May Moore, Mrs. Miller R. Bell and Mrs. Francis Clarke. HAPPY BIRTHDAY The Union-Recorder extends best wishes for a happy birthday to the following who this week celebrate their birthdays: Mr. Julian Mays, Mrs. Thomas Delagator, Dr. J. C. Adcock, Jere Moore, Jr., George Hollinshead, Jr., Mr. Frank Bell, Mrs. W. A. Moreland, Mrs. Nora Boyer, J. H. Thigpen, Catherine Hitchock, Sidney D. fetembridge. Jr., Harold Mercer, Miss Erma Kate Stanley, Miss Elizabeth Herringdine, Mrs. S. L. Ware and Betty Herring dine, Miss Jane Martin, Mr. Lewis Flemister, and Mrs. Drayton Hiori- as and Mr. H. A. Stanley father of Mrs. Mildred Porter, Mrs. Mai cum Prsey and Mrs. Guy Torrance. ALLEN-AD AMS A marriage tf cordial interesi was that of Miss Mariella Allen daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Allen to Mr. Morgan Adams on March 5th, at Aiken, S. C., the wedding a Gretna Green affair was witnessed by Miss Edith Pierce and Mr. Gcdon Seals friends of the happy couple. Mr. and Mrs. Adams are both employed at Allens Invalid Home and have many friends who wish for them a long happy life to gether. Of cordial interest to a wide circle of friends throughout Central Geor gia is the announcement of the mar riage of Miss Carolyn Moate, of Devereaux, to Mr. A1 Flemming, of Waycross. Hie marriage was solem nized in the presence of a few dose friends last Friday by Rev. Horace Smith, pastor of the Methodist church. Miss Moate is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Luther B. Moate, of Devereaux and has been a promin ent member of the younger sodal contingent of this section for sev eral years. She was very popular and made many friends on frequent visits here. She attended Wesleyan College. Mrs. E. V. Jordan, Jr., spent the week-end in Clayton. Misses Lillian Stiles, Margaret Yarbrough, Flor- Moran and Elizabeth Fraley met her in Athens Sunday and ac companied her home. Capt. Wilbur Vinson has been {transferred from the staff and com mand school at Fort Levenworth, Kansas to Fort Jay on Governor’s Island. N. Y. Mrs. Vinson and little son will accompanied him to the new* post later in the spring. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Jordan, parents of Mrs. J. T. Terry, observed their 56th wedding anniversarv on Wed nesday March 11th at their home in Wigham, Ga. Mr. and Mrs. Jordan have many friends here who extend their best wishes and congratula tions. SPECIAL GIFT POTS Tri*. 35c Hyacimthi 5#c Home Fern, ia Pottery .... 35c LAWRENCE’S FLOWER SHOP * PHONE 30-L CAMPUS THEATRE Milledgeville, Ga. THURSDAY-FRIDAY Much 12 ud 13 MISS FRALEY HONORS MRS. E. V. JORDAN. Mrs. E. V. Jordan who will leave this week to make her home in | Clayton, was the honor guest at a bridge dinner given by Miss Eliza- j both Fraley on Friday evening. j A delicious dinner vas served af-l r which bridge was enjoyed dur-1 ing the evening. Prizes were award- | ed to Miss Anne Bone and Miss! I.ucetta Lawrence. Those playing were Mrs. Jordan. Miss Anne Bone, Miss Lucetta Law- Miss Margaret Yarbrough Miss Lillian Stiles, Miss Martha Bass, Miss Evelyn Holt, Miss Marie McComb, Miss Florence Moran, Miss Nell Day. Misses Alice and Virginia j Clark Gable, Jean Harlow, Wal- McCraw and Mrs. Wilson Mason, i j ace Berry in “CHINA SEAS” SATURDAY, MARCH 14lh Visa Deknar’, Newmt and Treat! “BAD BOY” With James Dunn, Dorothy Wibon Alio Frank Bock’, “FANG AND CLAW” New hair railing adventure* in the nameless lands where peril italics the jangle. Ken Maynard is “Mystery Mountain'’ VISITORS HONORED Mrs. J. M. Hall was hostess at a semiformal bridge dinner in At kinson Hall on Saturday evening given in honor of her daughter. Miss Emogene Hall and her visitox Miss Mildred Sessions, of Soperton. The guests were received in the parlors by the hostess, who was as- isted during the evening in serving by Misses Bill Besscnt and Martha Pinson. The tables beautiful in their sim- ilicity. were adorned in the centers by mal! vases of variegated sweet The decoration of the parlors, dominant in its touch of .‘.pring, was completed by stately calla lillies in the bick ground, artistic in their re flected PTangomenf. After a delightL*ul three course dinner was served, bridge and monoply formed the entertainment of the evening. The ladies bridge tcore prize was wok by Miss Ivn Chandler and the men’s was won by Mr. Bill Capel. The honorees who are both in structors in the Marietta Public School were week-end visitors in the city. The other guests included: Misses Louise Albert. Kathryn Weaver. Ruth Jordan. Louise Hatcher. Violet Foster, and Iva Chandler: Mews. Dewitt Rogers. Bill Cnnel. Gather Banks. Marirn Ennis. Edwin Rober- Cutie Nelson. Col. Erwin Sib ley and Dr. Jordan. and Mrs. Jordan Ennis and Col. Marion Ennis soent the week- 4 in Atlanta on business. Mr. Jor- n fV,T>i<c was stricken with a se- lip poH vMV in Atlanta and was ntitrht Unmo Snndnv in an amhu- and »ak#,n to the Citv Howital hore be has been since. Hiy con dition is rcportde to be some better. SUNDAY MARCH 15fk Jack B«RRy ■— “ITS IN THE AIR” Witk Uu Mcrldc, Ted Healey, Nil PeadlctoR, Miry CtHUe. MONDAY-TUESDAY Much IS ud 17 Lealie Howard aad Bette Dari, “THE PETRIFIED FOREST’ With Genevieve Tobin WEDNESDAY. MARCH 18th ON THE STAGE “CAPERS OF MIRTH REVUE” THURSDAY, MARCH 19th Hamid Lieyd hi “THE MILKY WAT” Walcome P. T. A. We hepe you riut to MiUedgevdle will be molt enjoyable. See the Heme Ec. Display. FINE FOODS MAKE HEALTHY CHILDREN Egg* N„“S"„ c fe, v .o,ddoz 22c BUIE Sf*lflOUR F £rC’24 L( . ORANGES Sweet Jaicy Florida Valemca. Dot. 25c and 35c 59c PRODUCE SPRING ONIONS .... bnn lie lone See rS., CACUFLOWER . . lb 11 1-Ie ENGLISH PRA8 I Ibe Uc Smell lender CELERY lte Lure Florida well hteaeM) LETTUCE Hu BROCOLI lb. 12 1-Se Fresh from Florida SPINACH lb. I l-2e Heme Grown SQUASH lb. 12 1-24 Yellow Creeks LIMA BEANS .... lb 12 l-2e Ford Reeks TURNIP GREENS .. lb 7 I-2c STRING BEANS .... 2 lbs 15c FRUIT Grape Fruit large.. 4 for 25c Grape Fruit, medium 6 for 25c Lemons, medium.... doz. 15c Lemons Large Sunkbt doz 25c Pineapple Each I5c Strawberries at Market Price Tangerines doz 26c Apples Wash delicious doz 35c BaJianas 3 lbe 20c DRIED FRUIT Apricots fancy Blenheim 36c lb Peaches Gold Bar Extra Fancy ... 15c lb. Prunes Gold Bar fancy 2 lb 19c Raisins Muscat 1 lb pkr 16c Dromedary Glnfe- Mix.. 17c Dromedary cake Mix 2ie pkg Sunbeam Spaghetti 1 lb pkr 15 iner.. 33c Red Cross Towels .. 15c pkr Tissue.. 2660 sheet roll lto Keliors Corn Flakes 2 pkr 15c N. B. C. Mallomars 15c Srllw pkr. Ho Butter Cookies 42 to pkr 15c Peanut Butter Sandwiches 3 pkrs i#c Gorton’s Codfish cakes ran 16c Blue Plate Shrimp.. cun 15c Crab Meat, White Japanese Can 37c Bean Sprouts. . No 2 can 15c Water Cnestnuts Tall can 35c Chop Sney Tall can 25c Cudahy's Brains Tall can 15c Boneless Pir Feet irr Jar 28c Cloverbloom Batter., lb. 38c FLOUR Goad Self Rang 24 Ibi. 83c MEAT Fit Back, - Ih. 12c POULTRY REGULATOR, Prrttt 4 lb. pk f . 23c CHICKEN FEED 100 l». $2.25 BELL GROCERY CO. THE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STORE OF QUALITY. SERVICE, PRICE 263—PHONES—498 COMPLETE LINE OF SANDALS 98c - $1.95 College Dept. Store “YtErSrtfcdNRORrAbn”