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1 UNION RECORDER. M1LLEDGEVILLE, CA., JANUARY 9, t*l« JURORS FOR COING COURT $ er ve Id Bo* for Superior Court Session, Grand Jury Meets Monday next Monday ; Grand Jar follows: T. H. Clark, G. C. May, J. A. May- Id, E. E. Basd, William McDaniel, frank H. Coleman. T. C. Humph- ne J. W. Moran, T. E. Hubert, M. Harrington, Jr., W. II. Bnumgar- j. L. Bey, Homer Shy, W. P. Overman, A. J- Carr, C. B. Ivey, W. B Richsr.1- i. W. W. Moran, C. C. Wilkin n - E- J- Bloodworh, C. N. rh tndler, R. W. Hatcher, O. F. Veal, \ ‘ b. Echols, L. C. Hall, S. A. raj,,,.. A. T. Pettigrew, E. D. Pros- Oeo. W. Hollinsheud, M. A. PETITION FOR DIVORCE. Anderson Easton vs. Mattie Wash ington Easton: Petition for Divorce, Baldwin Superior Court, January Term, 1928. To the defendant, Mattie Wash- Week. j S. Botie, W. F. Williamson, S. K Wright, Jr.. W. H. Humphries, C w. Ennis, J. R- Torrance, E. C. K :<!'*• D. P. Myrick, W. F. Little, W. I. . Gholoon, J. T. Hollis, W. J. Usery, (,.. c ar Stem 1-ridge, R. R. Reid, H. S. class, A. J. Hawkins, C. R. Digby, U G. Bone, T. B. Coxwell, Kenneth McMillan, J. H. Holder, J. C. Ivey, J. II. Home, W. F. Brown. M. II. B1 ind, W. P. Berry, B. H. Wootten, N. F. Prosser, J. W. Mathis, J. Ben Harper, W. H. Robinson, C. W. Spivi y, J. T. Ivey, R. I- Nelson, W. Z. Jones, George A. Watkins, C. B, Smith, Frank E. Bone, George Bais- den, C. E. Hudson, W. L. Hodges. J. T. McCrary, E. Jr. Bailey, Paul Dur den, Peyton Barnes, L. M. Digby, Harper Tucker, W. J. Alldridge, W. p. Simpson, R. W. McMillan, W. S. Wood. L. S. Holsey, G. W. Barr, T. A. Reese, R. H. Moore, G. D. My rick, C. R. Miner, Jno. T. Godard, Louis McCullar, Jon W. Hutchinson. TmverM Jurors—2nd Week L. W. Montgomery, Harry Ennis, J. E. Josey, W. T. Weaver, Maurice Martin, J. R. Smith, H. B. Moran, A. L Butts, M. L. Thompson, E. B. Humphries, J. C. Grant, S. E. Wright, Sr., J. H. Strpiling, Sr., J. C. Ingram, T. A. Torrance, C. E. Simp son, J. T. Wagnon, Hcry Hardy, Jr., L S. Holsenbeck, M. L. Curry, J. A. Chandler, W. D. Bone C. I. Adams, W. J. Brake, W. L. Ritchie, F. R. Hargrove, W. C. Green, T. B. Dumas, Frank Shealy, A. W. Tis dale, J. J. Adams, Jerome Rnhtj, S. I). Stombrdige, L. N. Jordan, J. li. Lee, W. A. Walker, Robert McMil lan, Jr.. 0. D. Horton, J. K. Wat kins, J .T. Brown, L. D. Smith. M. E. W'.bb, N. M. Beckom, Ed Bell Jackson, J. T. Martin, J. O. Eth ridge, W. C. Finney, L. S. Fowler, J. A. Benford, L. B. Babb, Sr., D. C. Leap trot, John T. Ray, W. I. Smith, W. A. Pettigrew, C. J. Conn, D. M. Rogers, R. L. Chambers, B. F. Bowdoin, B. D. Edwards, Louis Corley, S. S. Vinson, E. E. Bell, W. L Prosser, W. O. O’Quinn, F. M. Finney, J. W. Hooten. W. T Gar rard, J. E. Weaver, Robt. Ashfield, J. F. Bell, Jr., A. L Horn:-, C. H. Whitfield, A. Leonard. FRIENDSHIP NEWS We wish the Union Recorder a prosperous New Year. The Christmas holidays pasesd very quietly and pleasant in this sec tion to the delight of the community. Cupid has played its part well in this community. Four marriage of | ington Easton: The’plaintiff. Ander much interest have occured in the son Easton, having filed his petition past two weeks. The couples were | for divorce against Mattie Washing- Miss Kathleen to Mr. Alva Le,'better ton Easton, in this court, returnable of Mayfield. Miss Lorene Veal to to this term of the court, and it be- Mr. Trawick of Linton. Mr. Horace I ng made to appear that Mattie Veal and Miss; Mary Als A. Brooks i Washington Easton is not a resident of Mayfield, and Miss I-orene Griffin I ,f said county, am! also that she docs to Mr. WIBam McDaniel of M Hedge-1 not reside w.thin the state, and an many friends wi-h for j orijer having been made for service on her. Mattie Washington Easton. ^ by publication, this, therefore, is to | notify you, Mattie Washington Ens-1 " ten, to be and appear at the next .orm of Baldwin Superior Court to be held on the second Monday in January, 1928, then and there to answer said complaint. Witness the Honorable James B. Park, Judge of the Superior Court, this 10th day of November, 1927. J. C. COOPER, Clerk. illc. The them a long and prospi regret very much to give up so many young ladies from our midst, * gladly welcome Mrs. Veal community. the new year preaching serv ices will be held at Friendship on Fir.-* and Third Sundays in each month. Sunday School prayer meet ing and B. Y. P. U. will continue ns it. was in the past year. The two groups of our Senior B. Y. P. U. had a contest in daily Bible reading hte last quarter. The group winning the most stars was to be entertained by the other group. Group two wus victorious and was most pleasantly entertained at the home of Mr. and Mr. T. H. Hall Wed nesday night with a weina roast. Many games were played and enjoy 'd, but we think the most interesting feature of the evening was the old fashion spelling match between the groups. PETITION FOR DIVORCE Baldwin Superior Court, January Term, 1928. Mrs. Martha Echols Davis Vs. William Franklin Davis. To the defendant, William Franklin Davis: The plaintiff, Mrs. Martha Echols Divis, having filed her petition for divorce against William Franklir. Davis in this court, returnable t< the January Term, 1928, of said Court, and it being made to app.-a that the said Win. Franklin Davis ii not u resident of said Sta e ami County, and an order having bee; made or servic? on him, the sni- rr.. Franklin Davis, by publication This, therefore, is to notify you m. Franklin Davis, to be and ap- PETITION FOR DIVORCE Baldwin Superior Court, January Term, 1928. Fountain T. Latimer. Vs. Ella Latimer. , To the defendant, Ella Latimer: The plaintiff, Fountain T. Latimer, having filed his petition for divorce against Ella Latimer in this court, returnable to this t.rm of said court being made to appear that Ells Mr. and Mr: B. Prosser spent NOTICE Notice ia hereby given that Mil- ledgevflla Railway Company has ap plied to the Georgia Public Serv Commission for authority to reduce it.* present service between Georgia Railroad Depot and State Sanitarium from ten trains per day in each direc tion. to six trains *per day in each direction, to be operated upon the following schedules' WESTBOUND Ga. RR Repot 5:40 AM 9:28 AM 10:25 AM 2:00 PM 4:20 PM 5:58 PM EAST BOUND Lcav c Asylum Ga. Asjrlt 6:00 AM 9:48 AM 10:45 AM 2 20 PM 4 56 PM 7:00 PM Arriv RR Depc 9:15 AM 10:15 AM 11:06 AM 2:42 PM 5:50 PM 7:20 PM oral days of the Christma: days with their parent. Mr. and Mrs. Burton of Sparta. Mr. Jack Ward and son Billie Stacer, of Atlanta, spent the holi days with Mrs. Ward’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Underwood. Miss Kathryn Tanner, of Sisters Community, spent Thursday and Friday with her aunt, Mrs. Srllie Veal. Mr. and Mrs. Greenie Amerson, of Mitchel, visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Griffin here and rela tives near Oconee, during Christ mas holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Laura Battle and three children of Zebulon, spent eral days last week with their mother Mrs. Sallie Veal. Mr. and Mrp. Alva Ledbetter and Mr. Binion Griffin and family from near Mayfield, spent a few day<* last week with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Willie Griffin. Miss Lillie Griffin and brothers Messrs Dewie and Morira Griffin, visited friends and relatives at May- field during the holidays. Mm Roy Griffin and children al so Misses Marie and Rondus Under wood all of Milledgevillc, spent sev- ra! days of last week with Misses Eudell and Annie Mary Griffin. Miss Annie Will Griffin, from the S. S. visited her parents, Mr. and rs. Willie Griffin last week. Mrs. J. W. Blizzard and two chil dren with her mother, Mrs. Addie Swint, spent Thursday and Friday with relatives in Milledgeville. Miss Lillie Griffin was guest of Miss Nissae Blizzard Sunday. Mr. Luther Brookins and children of Linton, spent the week-end with Mr. S .B. Brookin and family. We deeply sympathize with Mr. und Mrs. Zackie Brookins in the death of their little'infant son. which recurred at their home near Linton December 30th, and wus laid to rest in the cemetery at Friendship on Sunduy January 1st. Rev. J. F. Ful ghum conducted the funeral service®. It was three months old, had only been in the home long enough to win the deepest love and affections of the famliy when the Lord saw fit to take it from their arms and place it with his host of angels. No human aid '•an ease the aching hearts of mother, father, sisters and brothers. No hu man tongue their sorrow tell.. But trust in Jesus who dotth all things Latimer resident of said 8:05 AM >' • 9:52 AM 1 ""’ 10:46 AM 107 2:22 I’M 6:30 PM 111 7:00 PM Thi* matter has been assigned for bearing before the Commission, in its <,fflees, State Capitol, Atlanta, session beginning ten o’clock V M., Tuesday, January 17th, 1928, at w hich time all persons interested will be given an opportunity of be ing heard. This notice is being given in ac cordance with the requirements of the Georgia Public Service Commis- ‘i°n. . *ii mm MILLEDGEVILLE RAILWAY CO. By GEO. H. TURNELL, General Manager. Acai4*«L can't b. predated, bat «•» *»• protected. C. H. ANDREWS * SOM. 6 6 6 Golds, Grippe, Flu. Dcnjjne, Bilious Fevjr and Malaria. It kills the grrmt. county, and also that her where abouts are unknown to plaintiff, and an order having been made for serv ices on htr, Ella La imer, by publi cation : This, therefore, in to notify you, Elia Latimer, to be and appear at the next term of Baldwin County Superior Court, to be held on the second Monday in January 1928, '.hen and there to answer said com plaint. Witness the Hon. Jas. B. Park, Judge of the Superior Court. This December 20th, 1927. J. C. COOPER, C. S. C. Baldwin Co. Ga. at the Superior Court, t .second Monday it then and there to Witness the Ho Judge of the Supc term of Baldw be held January County, this December 20th, 1927. J. C. COOPER, C. S. C. Baldwin Co. G& Court CITATION GEORGIA Baldwin Cu of Ordinary Jan. term Whereas, J. It. Xorment adminis trator of Willie Sanfords estate, represents to the court in his pettion, duly filed and entered, on record, that he has fully administered Willie Sandford’x estate. This is there fore to cite all persons concern:d, kindred und creditors, to show cause, if they can, why said ::dmini should not be discharged from hiw ad ministration, and receive letters dsimiision, on the first Monday February 1928. W. H. STEMBRIDGE, Ordinary LAND SALE GEORGIA Baldwin County. Court of Ordinary, January Term, 1928. Land Sale. By Virtue of an Order from the court of Ordinary of Baldwin county, will be sold at public outcry, oi first Tuesday in February, 1928. at the court house door, in said county, between the legal hours of sale. The Wait a minute! I can’t work without my Waterman’s. How anyone can refrain from using a Waterman's Ideal Fountain Pen is something that those who have used Waterman's cannot understand. to-day for a 100 per cent fit? Jeweler, WILLIAMS & RITCHIE MiUedierille, Ga. DANNENBERG’S j GREAT I January Clearance “STILL ON THE JOB” We . We do shoe repairing e and with every body. Now you kavo road this ad. New why can't we do business with you? “SUDDEN SERVICE” Phone 373 Blain Shoe Plant and Pressing Club I Begins Fri. Jan. 6th and Ex-§ tends thru Sat. Jan. 14 EIGHT DAYS ONE OF THE MOST IMPORTANT SELUNG EVENTS OF THE YEAR GREATER IN VALUES WILL MAKE IT GREATER IN VOLUME. folowing described land towit: One tJVct or parcel of land lying and being in the City of MiUedge- ville Georgia, in lot No. one, and .<quur e No. Thirty-three, containing one-fourth acre more or less, front ing fifty .wo and a half foot on fil bert Street and runnning buck two hundred and ten fett, between lots of Frank' Beeland on the North and Mrs. Conser o n the South. Terms of ! said sale cash. j SUSAN LONG, Administratrix up on the estate of Catherine Bay. De- ’ Macon’s FIRST GRAND OPERA WEEK JAN. 0-14 100 Operatic Artist, Of the San Carlo Grand Opera Co' 5 Cars of Gorgeous Scenery and Electrical Effects 9 Of the World’, Mori Pop alar Opera, Mouday Night, Aida. 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It will -Irenes A the system and help you, if you uae it as we have.** « Constipation leads to a great deal of uckneaa among those who do not understand iU dangers, and who Mglect to tieet it without delay. Hack-Draught with the natural, ESgs&Bas th* Origin, oo m to loo tk. <■■¥»»■ kiM, of fcaritkr actfrife Y OU can't describe “It”. Either you have it or you haven’t. For “It* mean, the personality that makes a person or house stand out from the rest. Does your house have “It”. Maybe it’s a new sidewalk, some concrete garden furniture, or just a simple concrete flower box that will tend the needed touch. • Whatever it is, we have the necessary materials. Perhaps we can give you some helpful suggestions. PeopIes , Hardware Company Milledgeville, Ga. Lime - Cement Hardware JRTWIMTKMttL SYSTtM We sail and raeemwoeud LONE