THE BULLETIN
Volume 30, Irwinton, Wilkinson County, Georgia.
Judge James B. Park
Writes to Highway Board
The foil wing letter, enclosing copy
of April grand jury presentments con
taining recommendations for work on
State Highways 29 and 57 was sent
to the State Highway Board:
Hon. W. E Wilburn,
Chairman Highway Board,
Atlanta, Ga-
Dear Mr Wilburn,
While this letter is addressed to
you, yet it is intended for the other
members of the State Highway Board
of Georgia-
Inclosed I hand you a certified
copy of the resolutions incorporated
in the general presentments of the
grand jury of Wilkinson county,
Georgia, at the April Term 1936 in
reference to paying certain public
roads in said county.
Permit me to add to said recom
mendations that said county is in this
judicial district and I feel a great in
terest in its deyelopment and welfare
and I will highly appreciate anything
the State Highway Board can do in
complying with the requests contained
in said recommendations as early as
you can conveniently do so.
I travel over the roads in that
county and I know that the special
roads mentioned in the said resolution
are very important hlghwaye and the
people will appreciate your hind con
sideration in complying the conditions
of said recommendations as early as
is practicable and convenient to the
State Highway Board.
With kindest personal regards to
each member of the State Highway
Board, I am,
Yours sincerely,
James B. Park.
Greensboro, Ga,
April 24th 1936.
LOCALS.
Mrs W. A. Hall and daughter, Lil
lie, Mr Will Freeman, Mrs J. T-
Bush, Mrs Emma Duggan, of Tooms
boro, and Mrsß F. Deese of Dublin,
visited Mrs B. Asbell Wednesday-
Mrs Asbell is recovering from pto
maine poisoning.
Mr T. B. Williams of Danville has
been appointed jury reviser to suo
ceed Mr H. B. Dominey.
Mr and Mrs J. C. Shepherd an
nounce the birth of a daughter.
Among those on the sick list this
week is Mrs Geo. L. Griffin.
Get a pint of ice cream at E John
son’s for dinner today.
John J. Ryles
। John Jasper Ryles of Gordon, died
in a Macon hospital Tuesday alter a
, short illness. Funeral services were
held Wednesday afternoon at Gordon
, Baptist church, by Rev. J. S. Hayes,
. Baptist, Rev. Lowry Anderson,Meth
odist, and Rev. J. L. Pittman, Bap
tist. Interment in Ramah cemetery.
Mr Ryles was a native of Twiggs
county but had lived in Gordon since
1912. He was a planter and took
an actiye interest in county affairs. At
( one time he was Superintendent of
. Roads of this couaty.
। He was a member of the Methodist
church
[ He is survived by his widow, for
। merly Miss Minnie Dykes, and one
, son, J. C. Ryle.
Pall bearers: R M Lee, L W.
Bennington, Charlie Carswell. H W.
. Fowler. M. Dennis, S. R. Owen.
Honorary pallbearers: W. T. Weaver
W, A. Jones. Joe McCook, John W.
Hooks, J. H. Padgett, J. T. Dennard
Charlie McCook, John Miller.
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Field Engineer At Edgars
David C. Frobes. assistant manager
of Morgan and Morgan Insurance
Agency, will leave Macon Friday to
become field engineer located at Mc-
Intyre, with the Edgar Brothers Clay
Company of Georgia and Florida, it
was announced yesterday.
Mr Frobes, who was graduated
from the Colorado School of Mines,
was an engineer before entering the
insurance business three years ago.
He is an active member of the
Little Theater and has taken part in
several of the productions —Macon
News.
O. B. Moseley
Many Wilkinson county friends re
gret to learn of the dea'h of Mr O. B.
Mosley, salesman for the Georgia
Power Company, who died in a Mil.
ledgevilie hospital Thursday aftet an
illness of several weeks.
Mr and Mrs Sam Trapnell made a
trip to Savannah and Statesboro re
. cently,
Mrs A. K. Mathis returned Tuesday
! from Sandersville, where she has been
visiting.
Mrs Homer Cook of Mclntyre and
Mrs J. W. Hooks of Gordon attended
the D. A. R. meeting in Danville last
Friday at the home of Mrs J. F. Por
ter, Jr.
Mrs Francis Maddox, with F. D.
Branan Motor Co , Gordon, spent
Sunday with his mother.
Number 23.
MODERN MEAT COUNTER
Ralph Culpepper has installed an up
to date counter for his market. You’re
invited to see it. Fresh meat, eggs,
cheese, milk attractively displayed.
For Spring and Summer Wear
Dress Goods, Shoes, Hosiery in the
newest and most attractive styles-
Hardware and kitchen ware, and
and all the vegetables, fruits, fresh or
canned for well balanced meals.
Filling Station and Service for the
Car: shelter for bad weather.
E. Johnson
Dry Goods, Shoes, Groceries, Hardware, Farm Supplies
Everybody Come To The Picnic
This delightful season is here. Get
ready with Paper Cups, Plate, Oiled
paper, Pickles, Olives, Cherries, Bread
Cake, Fruit Salad-Wonder Ade the
delicious new drink, 1 Gallon for 10c.
Greeting cards for birthdays, anni
versaries, sick friends; many other
cards for special occasions.
MISS ELLEN KING
SERVICE COACH LINES, INC
Main Office
DUBLIN, GEOGIA
EASTMAN - DUBLIN - MILLEDGEVILLE
Wrightsville and Vidalia
Make connections Milledgeville with Southern Stages for Macon,
Sandersville & Augusta; Southeastern Stages and Pace Motor
Line, for points between Milledgeville and Atlanta. Connections
Dublin, for Wrightsville, Eastman, Swainsboro, Statesboro and
Savannah.
Friday, MAY 1, 1936.
