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UNION RECORDER, MILLEDGEVILLE. CA-, APRIL 26. IS26
Led Letter Day Almost Here,
| Baldwin County Sing to be Next Week, May 4th. jj
NELLE WOMACK HINES
know *«II the children in
>«.]< are looking out for this n
this week because I told them
and if you
program—
ow that the
GEORGIA ST\TE COLLEGE
FOR WOMEN
J. L. Breton, Ph. D.. Acting Presider
Milledgeville. Georgia
A few words aboot the Sing
A—The Fairy Crew
B—Th-* Robin and the Chicken ...
Delivery of Prizes.
A—Canoe Song
B—A Prog he would n wooing go
Superintendent Bivins BLIND CHICKEN DOCTOR RELIEs
Schools! ON SENSE OF TOUCH
D—Dixit
Georgia [.and—Nelle W. Hines
A—Jeru-alem the Golden
Schools
Schools
Schools
Schools, Audience and Orchestra
Schools, Audience and Orchestra
Schools and Orchestra
Fresno, Cal., April 9.—(Aiitoea*.
ter)—Alexander Kisch is known
the best chicken doctor i n s'an
Joaquin Valley. He makes his
diagnoses by listening to the feeble
cluck of a sick fowl or passing his
ANNUAL BALDWIN COUNTY A—Jerusalem the Golden Schools at.d Orchestra fingers over the feathers.
SING ORDER OF THE DAY B—Baldwin County Song Schools and Orchestra ' not look the chicken over, for he j*
I TDK SURPRISE—one Act of “The Three Bears"—given by the Pea-; blind, but he has developed the
1 i) NOT BRING CARS INSIDE] body High School in compliment to the County School Children. I of touch to an astounding degree.
Peabody High School of I
ay 3rd—Golden
Bear* and the;
which the bca
to expr
- y°'
i the i
nod
tude and thunks f<
that you are doing in teaching sing
ing t<» the school children throughout
Baldwin County. You have organiz
ed this work, and you are putting it
o i Tiny
-11’«
•*. It is ;
of all of j
lab*.
of I*.
the
i that
joy
ere is STILL j servire.
[ am not go- Th.- Board of
We
several trip* tc
the schools—ai
Weather Man
extra good that
of Education believes'
and will be lie school education, and that it
teresting a*! ranks in importance with the Three
*•- -what do j IF-*.
No it isn’t • As Acting President of this Col-
-that is al- lece. it is a great pleasure to have
all of the children of the County come
I have stilr together in the beautiful Auditorium
to some of j "f the College for their annual Sing
iiu have made out an attractive pro-
run for the occasion, and you huve »» children about thi* order
rovided for the entertainment of the [ that all comply with rk*quo»t>—so
Itldren after the Sing. I hope that . everything will run smoothly—
i children will have the time of ! that prefect order will 1m» kept and
ell looked afte:
GROUNDS—PARK OUTSIDE—IM-; Golden—Hair
PORTA NT. (Papa Bear
10:00 A. M.—School children and!* 1 "" 0 Ilelr
teacher** assemble in front of G.
C. W. Auditorium and form in line
by grades ready to march in.—
County Schools in FRONT of Audi
torium— Peabody High School and
Practice School form on North side
of Auditorium—enter North-east side
door. G. M. C. grades form in their
own building and march over—enter,
ing Auditorium by the South-east
ide door. Teacjie'-s are requested
to BE WITH CLASSES—MAR H
IN WITH THEM AND SIT WITH
THEM, thank you.
1":10—March into Auditorium be
gin—usher* will be at every door
and will have map
rangement and will assist teach*
getting children seated corr
Th re will he ushers to take ca
th* visitors who will be seated i
balcony.
11:45
Elizabeth Tucker
Marjorie Ennis
Mary Eberhart
Helen Ennis
Baldwin County song written for and dedicated to the school children
I of Baldwin County, by Mrs. Hines, is sung for the first time in public.
! A: 'he piano—Miss Maggie Jenkins.
Conductor of Orchestra—Miss Beatrice Horsbough.
PRIZES TO BE GIVEN AT SING
Farmers Club—five dollar gold piece for best eswy or article on Bald
win County Products tvritfen by any school boy or girl attending any school
i outside th* city limits.
Citizenship Medal*—given by Sons of Revolution—(presented on
, day of Sing by the D. A. R.—(Mrs. Longino regent—) awarded to the
most outn.anding boys in the two largest schools in Baldwin—Cooperville
and Union Point
Alexander Stephens Essay prize—given by Mrs. Bland, President of
U. D. C. fur the best essay written by any boy or girl in Baldwin County.
Alexander Stephens Essay prize—given by Mrs. J. L. Beeson—state
■very do..! | ( .| ia j rTnan „f contest will be awarded to the SCHOOL from which this boy or
icating ,r j ir i r | w ;,«, v -, lls .his first prize conies.
BALDWIN CHILDREN TO VOTE FOR STATE BIRD
The Baldwin Federation ps in line with the State Federation of
Women clubs and has asked th' children of the county to vote for the
State Bird. This matter is pro; ited to each school by Mr*. Hines as she
! goes around, and the birds that ..ave already been adopted by other States
— (or thereabouts) j w j|| no . i*. considered. Several other birds have been suggested by various
j bird lovers over the State and from bird clubs—but the Brown Thrasher
Led that th*
sudden explosion
sightless twelve years ago, when he
held the best job in a California
sugar mill. He now moves about
his small far mwithout a guid«
The plant he designed is capable of
producing a thousand fat broiler* at
clip, and dozens of eggs daily. He
competing with poultrymen who
in sec, and many who come to hint
for advice think him a leader in hi*
field.
their live
day.
Milledgeville
thv.
on thei
Dr. Holme:
this plan
nd will ,
this job
» th * Scout Master.
I just have to brag on these Bald-
rin county children -I have never
een children respond **» beautifully
-and if you don’t think they can
UNG—you jut* come ami *«•«•—and
Every bod' 1
ready for the Sing!
MUSICIANS VISIT SCHOOLS
The Baldwin County Federati*
thanks all those who have given thr
time and talent by helping get tl
song- -eady for tb*» A nr. uni Sin
»'ho have
i and the
nd th'
lirted as follows:
Mr*. M. H. Bland. Eight—; Mr*.
E. L. Barnes Jr.. Two; Miss Mae
^endows three; Mrs. Edgar Long
two; Mr*. E. R. Hine* forty.
BOY SCOUTS TO HELP DAY OF
SING
Six Scouts have been appointed
by Scoot Master Cason Black and
the approval of Dr. E. T. Holmes of
G. M. C. given to their appointment
to help with the traffic on the day of
the Sing. These young men will be
the
hel,i
•e that no nci
little visitors.
The Scouts name*
to
Tha
Mit
Ma
Allei
Doi
clly.
MEDALS FOR CITIZENSHIP
Through the kindness of the Son*
evolution the Nancy Hart Chapter
A. R. are presenting to two Coun-
school—namely Union Point and
ooperville, two S. A. R. Medal.
The conditions under which the
S. A. R. medal in given are as fol
lows:
They .art given for Dependability,
evidenced by punctuality, honesty,
truthfulness, loyalty and self-control;
Co-operation, as evidenced by rc-
•pect for authority, property and the
rights of others and by courtesy;
Leadership, as evidenced by what the
.'dividual has done to make the
chool a better school; Cleanlino.-s in
•«eech and personal habits; and
Patriotism, evidenced by respect for
- flag and obedience to our coun-
At least two weeks after the
•dais are offered and some ten days
fore they are to be awarded, the
issey competing will meet and sc-
rt, by ballot, the five boys, in that
iss who. they think, are best en
titled to the medals. From this list
of five names the winner, is to he
selected by the principal and all the
teacher* who hnve had the boy in
ics during the current year.
may lie seated on the stage,
balcony is reserved for the
relatives and friends of the
‘chool children.
all have a good and profitable time.
11:45—Orchestra will play a
march and children will march out,
FIRST grades first—ctc-^nd it is
earnestly asked that this be observed
—all teachers taking charge and tak
ing the children directly over to the
G. M. C. campus where they will
roread their picnic dinner.
12:00 to 1:00—Dinner hour—G. M.
C. Bund wil play this hour.
Parents and those who will hnve
charge of arranging the dinner for
thi- c-hililrt n in- nuked thnt they do Orange, X. J.. A|i
this promptly so thnt the children caster)—An ordinanc
may line up at one o'clock to go to [ provided thnt a dog
the picture show at the Colonial i » “vicious animal" if
which will he given hy Mr. Curry, j "lore than once or
seemx to have the inside track. Just read—
"He is a resident bird—stays ALL the year.
He is a familiar bird—easily recognized.
He is a cheerful singer.
He is an honorable bird, does not invade others rights-behnves like a Georgia
gentleman with courtesy of the old South.
He is a handsome bird, tall slender, alert, with elegant costume, and is* an
ornament to any yard or garden.”
The above is quoted from an article in Constitution of April 15th,
written by Stephen F. Reade—Chairman of the Atlanta Bird Club—and as
this gentleman ha* given the matter MUCH thought, his opinion is well
worth considering. The Brown Thrasher is one of the FEW birds that
stays with us ALL the time that would fill the bill for goo*’ qualities, yuch
EVERY DOG HAS HIS DAY AND
THE RIGHT TO BITE ONCE
il 9.—(Auto-
prepared here
nay be termed
bites a person
Man
At the din
ers are usked to see ladies (who
names will be announced at sing) ui
get number of tickets for the childri
of her gra*
no difficulty in ehildr*
MOST IMPORTANT.
1:15—March to Picture Show. No
children attending schools in the
city limit* are invited to this picture.
2:45—Show over-all frei' to do as
We hope that everybody will have
a wonderful time—and that the SING
will be a great success. It is YOUR
SING—and you can make the great
est we have ever had—come on—
let’s do it. Parents and friviuls of
the county school children most
cordially invited to be present at
the Sing—your presence will make
it more of a succeft'—the children
will do better—it will give them in-
than one person.
The owner of the .log must pay $10
for the first bit ebeyond the dog’s
legal allowance; $15 for the second
that there will he | and after that $50 per bite per per
king seats. s °n. The ordinance will also give a
policeman the right to kill a dog clas
sified a* a vicious animal.
Middletown, N. Y., April !».—(Au-
tocaster)—At the offic cof the Dairy'
men's League here was exhibited an
egg, laid by a hen in the flock of
William Dickerson of Thompson
Ridge, which is believed to be the
largest egg ever produced in tl
part of the state. It is three and
half inches long and two and oi
half inche-i across.
Th. ORIGINAL GENUINE MONT-
EVALLO COAL » mined by the
MONTEVALLO COAL MINING CO.,
•nd sold •iclu»i»tljr by FOWLER.
FLEMISTER COAL CO.
CHEVROLET TOURING
Here is one that you will but
70U are buying inclined when
hear what we ask. Rida while
pay plan.
L. N. JORDAN
L. N. JORDAN
DIZZY, NOAPPETITE
Siace Taking BUck-Dnughl
Tbit Mai la Eager For
Hie Meala aid Fecit
Much Better.
Harrisburg, N. C —Mr. M. P.
Fink, of this place, says: “ It must
have been fully twenty-five years
ago that I began taking Block-
Draught regularly. It wasn't so long
after I married.
“I was in town one day. and
while talking to a friend I stooped
over to pick up something. When
I straightened up, I felt dizzy. I
spoke to him about this and how
I had not felt like eating.
My fricr.d told me to take sorr.e
jJlack-LTaught. I knew my mother
had used it. and so I bought a
package. When I got home. I took
a good, big dose, and the next night,
another. In a few days I felt much
better. I was hungry and the dizzi
ness was gone.
"A good many times I have had
(his dizziness and a bad taste in
my mouth, or headaches, and then
I take Black-Draught and get bet
ter. I do not have to take it very
often. We buy from five to reven
packages a year.”
Thcdiorti's Black-Draurht has
been found to relieve sick headaches
I In thousands of casts that were due
I to constipation. Containing no nun-
j oral drugs, it acts gently.
promptly. Try It.
spirntion at
singing. Be
i.u will enjoy
the
/Thousands of Ford owners
have found that it pays them
to use
"STANDARD” motor oil f T”
Arthur Crockett
George Stembridge.
It is very appropriate thnt
should have been done, for n*
•lay* the Boy Scouts with their “
turn daily" have become national
figures and are look to help on every
occasion when good help is de
sired.
GUESTS TO BE ON STAGE AT
SING
Dr. .1 L. Beeson, Acting President
«>f G. S. C. W.. Dr. E. T. Holme*.
President G. M. C.. Mayor M. E.
Pennington, State School Sup:.
Duggan; County School Sup
Edit
Edit.)
Moo
the Record.*!
Hair of the Times.
Mrs. J. L. Beeson, first president
of the County Federation; Mr.*
per Tucker, Mis* Manic Jones
R. B. Moore, other president* of the
County Federation; Mrs. L. P. Longi-
D. A. R.; Mr
M .H.
Blur.d. president U. D. C.—M
w.n Berry, President Legion Auxili
ary-; Mrs. Chas. Moore. President
Senice Star Legion; Miss Winifred
Crowell, representing University As-
ociation; Miss Fannie Virginia Mc
Clure. President Music Club; Mrs.
R. B. Moore, president P. T. A. und
Mr*. J. T. Stewart, W. C. T. U.
Kopre-ventativcs from the follow-
men s organization; Masons, Kiwanl:
Elks, Junior Order, American Legion
Disabled Veterans, K. P. S.; Cham
ber of Commerce.
The pastors of al the churches,
and a few other interested friends
who have expresse da desire to be
present.
OFFICERS BALDWIN COUNTY FEDERATION
Mrs. E. R. Hines
ice-rxesiuent Miss Sophie Richardson
•ecretary and Treasurer . Mrs. Frank Watson
State and National Organizations that make up Federation
State and National Organisation. That Make up Federation
Daughter** Confederacy, American Legion Auxiliary, Daughters Amer-
ran Revolution. Service Star Legion. Parent-Teachers Association. Music
Club, Woman Christian Temperance Union, Association University Women.
Ten Countv Schools Members of Federation
Black Springs, Union Point, Midway, Scottshoro. Cooperville, Union
Hill, Salem, Hopewell, Baldwin Primary and Meriwether.
BALDWIN COUNTY SONG
Dedicated To The School Children of Baldwin County
April 1928
(Words and Music by Nolle Womack Hines)
There’s a spot beyond compare
And I call it my dear home.
And I hope in all the years to come
That far I may not roam.
This spot lies in Gerogia’s heart.
Nature gave it gift* so rare.
They were showered on this blessed place
And made it very fair.
CHORUS
How we love you dear old Baldwin.
We’re proud of all your history.
How we love your red old hills.
Forests green and rippling rills,
And the beauty of your hillside* ih the spring-time,
We’r< glad to be your children, Baldwin
A heritage of pride is ours,
For a noble pioneer band
And the fairest of the land
Made their homes wi:hin your borders, dear old Baldwin
ANNUAL SING
Sponsored by Baldwin County Federation of Women’s Clubs.
Given by The School Children of Baldwin County.
P. N. Bivins—County School Superintendent
Sing Conducted by Mrs. Edward R. Hines, President of Connty Federation.
Auditorium—Georgia Stata College for Women—May 4th, 10:30 A. M
PROGRAM
America the Beautiful School and Audience—Orchestra
Invocation.
Star Spangled Banner School* and Audience—Orchestra
Introdoction of a few visitors.
"Standard’ - Motor on
"F’ is an oil of the highest
grade; its body and lubri
cating qualities are scientif
ically correct for the Ford
engiue. .._y
It forms a perfect seal be
tween rings ami pistons,
between pislons and cylinder
walls. This conserves power
and adds to smooth running.
Leaves less curlion and keeps
transmission bands soft and
pliable.
For the new 1928 Ford
Model'A" use’STANDARD”
Motor Oil Heavy.
STANDARD
r to bo prsosot out phono to A—Choo-ckoo-choo
Standard OilCompanY;
Pint, Second and Third Grades
Pint, Second and Third Grades