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UNION RECORDER, MllLEDCEVIUE. GA.. JANUARY 7. 1926
Union Recorder
Federal Union Established 1829
Southern Recorder Eat. 1»1*
Office, Milledfe-
ond-clai
t MilleiceviUr. Ca.
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OFFICIAL ORGAN OF COUNTY
”Thur*dar. Jii^ary 7. I»26
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by Mrs. O. H. McAfee jQ
HELP EDDY HIGH SCHOOL BRIDE.ELECT HONORED . J C
To our while and colored friends: Among th.- lovely parties gn
On December 3, H»25 the Eddy honor of Mi** Luci
High school building was completely hrid.
destroyed by fin-. Since that date show*. ...
the classroom work has been carried last Thursday afternoon,
on in two of the local churches. The guest* assembled in the livtnji
This is ve-y inconvenient. Because room and were entertained by beinir
four w«ch.r. «r. nttemptinR to co,„ allowed to ,.ke papor hat. »n.l
duct cla.se. at the »m, time in each dre.*. for Montgomery, trod-
church, and because we have no seau. The P r ' si
blackboards nor desks, the effici
of instructs
iono
loaoi
I t is our desire to begin rebuild
ing a: the curliest possible moment.
We take thus method of appealing t.i
our friends for financial aid. Money,
building material and labor
Elizabcth Grant for producing
lost attractive costume.
the afternoon a delightful
Lati
:dad coarse was servi
The handkerchiefs
Miss Montgomery
nr.ed boquet made
presented J"
i old fash W
hamiker- 1
•d chiefs to' represent the flowers. |
». Among those invited were Misses
Bell Wall.
ceptable. Whatever is contriuu
will be appreciated and rightly ap- Among those
plied. For the sake of our children Elizabeth Bran
imd for the elevation of citizens of France. O'Kelley, Betty Zachary,
Milledgeville. plou. he » liberal Both Reed. Pauline Thomas Ade e
- - -ssr-*- zs^jr.-swa
many thing, and enter- ‘heir name, and the amount of their IchoK •'
' needj| donations Donations will be receiv- D. F. M»i
t nee- I'd at the following places:
S. C. McComb's Tailor S
J. A. Davis Meut Markel
Tom Reea
all of
prise• that could be classed
in our little city, but it is
essary to go into detail as
these However there is. as we see
^"whth^eT™ f mith"ut'"’and ** County Board of Educali
which practically every other
in the state boast of. and that
modern hotel.
This appeal is made by
neither of them are modern, neither
arc they capable of accommodating
the crowds that apply to them for
lodging. They were both built be
fore the days of modern ideas were
in vogue and of course are lucking in
the conveniences that go to make an
up to date hostelry. Their shortage
of rooms naturally makes it neces
sary for many who would slop over
with us to seek quarters in the “next
town.”
We are living today in an age of
progressiveness, and in order to be
among the progress
have modern and up to date accom
modations for the tourist- or th
who are seeking their fortunes
other binds. The automobile bus rev
olutionized the mode of travel, and
now travelers spend the night wher
ever "dark catches them.” provided
they can find suitable accommoda,
Milledgeville
the Board of Trm
school.
H. J. Myrick, Chmn. Boi
J. A Davis, Secretary.
S. c! McComb, Treasuri
BRILLIANT WEDDING OF MISS | j
McKinney and m*. clark. i I
|( f The marriage of Miss Helen Hern.) I
nd gone McKinney to Mr. William Mar-11
f Eddy High tin Clark took place on Tuesday ev-||
i! Trust
Ma
The
ony
G. S. C. W OPENED MONDAY
The Georgia State College fo
Women opened Monday aft. r th.
Christmas holidays.
•els, hut "• Tr „ n '„ nr j pressively performed by Dr. W
IQuillian. President of Wesleyan Col-IH
lege. The spacious drawing room
r where the ceremony was performed W
. w as elaborately decorated in white I nl
, and green. The walls were grace-1II
arrived, in the city over the Central fully festooned in garlands of South-. II
railroad about two o'clock, bringing ‘ >rn smilax. (.row ing terns and palms j II
a large majority of the student body, "ere banked to form an improvised • II
the others having reached the city “Par with an altar railing intertwin- ||
during the earlier hours of the day. with luct * *«"»• TaU baskets of Q
The work at the college was resum- stately unite Mile* were placed at|||
ed. and in a -hort time after reach- intervals around cathedral candela-
ir.g the dormitories all the students bras were on each side holding un
reported to their class moms, and shaded w hite tapers, shedding a soft
Tuesday morning found them ready fellow light over the beautiful tab.
for their recitations. The student !lHUX thl * wedding party formed,
body is the large-t in the history of The wedding music before the
the college ‘ceremony was rendered by Mr. Jos-
All of the members of the faculty «*ph Maerz. director of the Conser-
were ready for duty. Ivatory of Music at Wesleyan College.
Mr». Joseph Maerz, director of the
W. C. T. U MEETING violin department accompanied him
• W. C. T. U. held their regular on the violin,
monthly meeting in the Men's Bible As the wedding mnrch from Men-
of the oldest class room of the Baptist church on delssohn was played, the brides,
towns in the state and has many Wednesday afternoon. The meeting maid* and groomsmen entered. Miss-
sites that have quite a bit of history was opened by the President Mrs e< Mary Van Walkerburg, of Lizelia,
attached to them. In addition to W. S. Brooks. After a song, Mrs. Ca.; Miss Ruby Lie McKinney, of
this it boasts of one of the largest Mattie Bivins led the devotional and Sparks, Ga ; and Miss Mavis Short,
and finest women colleges in the gave a very interesting talk. Prof, of Macon, Ga.; Messrs. Henry Den.
South us weil as a splendid military Wynn talked to the Union on some of raw. and W E. Toles, of Birming-
rollegt* for boys. These facts iflonc thepoints of law and how the Union ham, ar.d Mr. Walter Spurlin, of Tif-
©ut their route
Milledgeville. \
several instances
spent one night
up !
could do much to make our laws ef
fective. His splendid remarks were
much appreciated by all present. Miss
Ruth Stone briefly told of some
plans to broaden the work. Mrs.
Stewart requested the wearing of the
white ribbon bow, a badge of the
Union. Mrs. Brooks read the new
year's greetings front Dr Mary Har-
ntive for tourists to map could do much to make our laws ef- ton. The maid of honor was Miss
of travel through fectivv. His splendid remarks were Betty McKinney, sister of the bride,
-he entered alone. The ring-bearer.
Master Hampton Short, came next,
He wore a white satin suit and car
ried the ring in a lily. The bride
entered with her mother, who gave
her in marriage. They were joined I
at the altar by the groom with his
rn hotel. It is ris Armour Mrs. S. A Cook dis- best man, Mr. G. L Clark, of St.
r.ity as a whole mis-ed the meeting with a short Louis, Mo. Miss Harriet Evans, of t
prayer. Tiftun, sang ”0 Promise Me.”
* The bride wore a beautiful crea-
DEATH OF MRS CARRIE HITCH- tion of white duchcss satin, fashion. I
better move than by beginning the
agitation of this question now. Let's
get together and plan f«»r the erec
tion of such a place at an early date
and place Milledgeville ahead of the
average small city along this line.
Let's make it a “stopover’’ for the
many tourists traveling to and from
Florida, and see if we
means get some of thi
•ealize the opportunities that
COCK
Mrs. Carrie Hitchcock died very
unexpectedly at her home in Han
cock County Wednesday. Jan. 6.
Mrs. Hitchcock had apparently been
in good health until a few minutes
by this prior to her death. She was a mem
her of Beulah Baptfi
i*d with a Ion;
which i
t church and was
eaviiy beaded in seed pearl*. Her
ei! was arranged in cap like effect I
nd held with a wreath of orange
lossoms. She carried an arm I
iuet of bride’s roses, showered 1
alley lillies.
The maid of honor wore a
of the most beloved women in.quoise blue -atin and carried a i
Beulah community. Iquet of Ophelia rose buds.
Funeral services will be held from j The bridesmaids were gowned
the home Friday afternoon at 2:30, pink panne velvet and carried blue
burial will be in the family burial ostrich fan*. Mrs. McKinney, moth-
Bass,^ Baldwin Counter* ground at the home. Rev. J. L. Pitt- *r of the bride, was handsomely
man and Rev. Mr. Bonner will con. gowned in gray satin crepe embroid-
duct the services. ered in crystal beads and carried
ed by the following sunset roses.
children: Mr. A. D. Hitchcock, Dr. The bride’s going.away dress was I
W G. Hitchcock, Mr. W. J. Hitch- . „f blue .charmine trimmed in pastel ■
cock, of Hancock county; Mr. VV. J. shades. She wore a gray clonk with
her
TAX COLLECTOR BENJ. BASS
Mr.
Collector, has just passed
through his fir-t experience in col
lecting state and county taxes. He
collected more than $81,000,000 and
in handling this amuont he treated
those who came into his office < __ „
leously and with consideration aud HitchcVckV o^MouHiie, Ga.; Mr,. W haTand Ihoes ,to match’’
handled their money and receipts j Ray of Macon; Mrs. J. W. Brant-! The bride is a young‘lady of rare 2
ley, Sparta, Ga.; Mrs. Josie Martin, beauty and charming personality. She ! II
graduate of Wesleyan College.! U
r. Clark holds a responsible po- j ^
promptly.
Mr. Bn!
s tnorough and accu Milledgeville; Mra R.
in expert bookkeeper, gparta, Ga.
number of years exper-
manner in which he MILEEDCEVILLE BANKING CO,
having had a
• cnee Tht
handled the Ux money and dealt
■vith those who paid have added
greatly to his popularity.
Mrs. Bhsn renered Mr. Bass val.
(table a*.distance in his off ire.
Mr. Bass has been highly com-
mended on account of the efficiency
he has shown.
ELECTS OFFICERS FOR 1926 $
in Birmingham, as a graduate I
nderbilt and a member of the,
gma Chi Fraternity.
of V
The stockholders of the Milledge- The man who starts the new year;
ille Banking Co., met Wednesday j with hatred in his heart, and the ‘
fternoon and held the annual elec-ispirit of revenge and retaliation has
ion of officers. 'an unhappy year ahead of him.
The report made to the stockhold-:
,X> era showed that the bank had done | NOTICE
— a large volume of bu-iness during ; My tenant, Mose Brown, in I
the thresh- the year, and its progress had been j Baldwin, has in his possession an
jtraved bay mai
am_ I same by payil
W. i advertisement.
■ mule, owner can
r for keeps and this
Reid Mathis.
Baldwin County
Id of a great era of prosperity. The most satisfactory.
yx*s of the country are looking Th- following directors were
iouthward. And old Baldwin not ed: E. E. Bell. E. E. Bass. I),
illy ha* the natural resources but Brown. Frank E. Bone. Chns
h- desirable climate for settlers. Davis, B. 1. Fraley and J. E. Kidd. When Mr Walter Brown visited
V* your part in 1926 to make the' At the meeting of Directors held j his poultry house last Friday mom-
•unity better. Cooperate in every afterwards the following officers!ing he found that during the night
,regressive move. were elected: (before an animal of some kind had
— President— Miller S. Bell. ; killed twenty-five of his Rhode la.
The four banks of Milledgeville Vice Piesidents—E. E, Bell and lard Red hen.-. It is supposed that
are having stockholders’ and direc
toes’ meetings this week and elect- ,
irg officers. There is not a city in j
Georgia that has more substantial,
well officered and managed banks i
than Milledgeville. All of them are
strooB as (he Rock of Gibralter. j
. E. Kidd'
Cashier—Miller S. Bell,
Assistant Cashier—Chas. M. Davis.
Bookkeeper—E. J. Flcmister.
Assistant Bookkeeper—Miss Mar-
it was the *ame dog that bit
Mamie Fowler early Friday morning .
when shg interrupted a raid he '
making on her poultry.
New Delivered Price
Dodge Bros.
Motor Cars
For Milledgeville, Ga.
Regular Touring $910
Special Touring $960
Roadster $905
Special Roadster $955
Special A Sedan $1225
B Sedan
$1040
Special B Sedan $1090
B Coupe
$980
Special B Coupe $1030
Screen Side Truck $895
Paneled Truck $970
Type A—
Regular Sedan and
Coach Discontinued
These new prices apply to a product that is far
and away die finest Dodge Brothers have ever
produced. They are made possible by a
SI0,000,000 expansion program, which practi
cally doubles production, and materially reduc
es the cost of manufacture. » j.
L. N. JORDAN
Dodge Bros., Dealer
Big »ale of fireworks Saturday i
less than cost prices. Chandler Bros.
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