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UNION RECORDER. MILLEDCEVILLE. GA., MAY J*, 1MR MEETING AT MIDWAY METHO DIST CHURCH CONTINUES THIS WEEK People of Hardwick Taking Crea* Joir The Chu The revival meeting being held at the Methodist church in Hardwick, conducted by Rev. Charlie Tillman and daughter, is continuing this week, closing Sunday night. It iN seldom that such interest is shown as is being manifisted in this meeting. Quite a number have unit ed with the church, some of whoi are influential men in the county. Among those rereived in the church Sunday night; three genera were, represented—Emmett L. Law- son. grand-father; Robert Lat the son. and the two grand- Rohert and Roger Lawson. Thi* presented a scene never before nessed in this section. A splendid tabernacle, near church, is being completed to acc date the Sunday School and t FORTY CADETS TO ENTER SUMMER TRAINING AT camp McClellan J-.-rty G. M. C. Cadets will leave Millt dgcvillc June 6th, to enter the R. O. T. C. camp at Camp McClellan for the six week’s basic course at the camp, and to compete with other schools in the corps .area for prizes offered f«»r athletic and military id foi the of all the churches which have taken an active interest in this great ri-ival. This tabernacle, with a seating ca- pacity of about six hundred, was com menced Wednesday afternon of thi- week. and on next Sunday at 3:00 P. M. there will be a unique service in it conducted by Rev. Mr. Tillman ami his daughter in behalf of he older people to which everybody i* invited. Special songs will feature this service. A conveyance committee, with Mr. Frank Little, chairman, will furnish transportation to and from this ser vice for all who do not have a con veyance. Phone Mr. Little 60-J or drop him a card, any older person within a ridium of ix miles will take this as a personal invitation from the pastor. Rev. W. B. Mills. Th •ntatives from G. M. C. e won the cup for the beat record the .summer camps for the past r years and the representatives . year are expected to uphold the ious record. o ut. V. L. Nash. P. M. S. & T. . go to the camp and serve as r.p Adjudant during the training folowing cade: mj»: Elton Parker, Alton Barnes, Fran cis Bazonas, Earl Brookins, James Brown. Robert Brown, Edwin Cooper, Arthur Crockett, William Harrow, Robert Gilman, Carl Hardy, Edward Hart. James Hiurison, William Hurt. James Henderson. Clifton Hill, James Hollis. Jacob Howard, Paul Hart. Milton Jones. Winifred Lee. Robert Little, Jame.w Moore, J. F. McCluney, Emory Patterson, Calvin Rice, Char les Roberson, Geo. Ross. Ows. Seals. Osceola Thaxton, William Thompson. Jack Tunnel!, Curtis Veal, Louis Wall. Wcmyss Walton, Samuel Wat- Chas. Winn and Geo, Stei ORDINARY'S CITATION Baldwin Court of Ordinary, Ordi- ' nary’a Office, May Term, 1928. The legal heirs of Samuel .Hanks, ! deceased, having filed their written | request with the court of Ordinary to appoint H. B. Bloodworth perman ent administrator upon the estate of Samuel Hanks. This is therefore to notify all persons concerned that said application will be heard on the first Monday in June, 1928, and if no valid <-bjfrctions are filed there to letters will be granted as prayed for W. H. STEM BRIDGE, Ordinary APPLICATION FOR RENEWAL OF CHARTER GEORGIA Baldwin County. Coun’v and Hon. James B. Park Judge of said court at chambers. The petition of Fowler-Flemister Coal Company, a corporation of said State and county, respectfully show-. 1. That on June the loth, 1908, at , the special June term of the Superior Court of Baldwin county, a charter way issued to it at and for the term of twenty (20) years, as appears in Minure Book J. pages -T55, 6 and T in the clerk's office of said county: and that said charter will expire ; June the 15th, 1928 next, reference is made to said record as may ■ e necessary in the premises. That on January the 8, 1912, at the regular January term of r-aid court an amendment to said charter was au thorized as will appear of record in Charter Book Xo. 1 pages 73 and 74 of the clerk's office of said court, to which reference is made as may 1928, the following resolution was I unanimously adopted, a majority of i stock being represented in person. Inasmuch as the original charter of I the Fowler-Flemister Coal Company wall expire, by limitation on June 15th, 1928, said charter having been granted on June the 15th, 1908, by the Superior Court of said County as app&ars of record in Minute Book J- ppge 455-7, clerk's office of Bald win Superior Court; and, inasmuch as, said charter was amended by said court on January 8th, 1912, as ap pears of record in Record Book Xo. 1, page 73. in said Clerk’s office: Therefore, be it resolved that an ! application be made to the Superior Court of Baldwin County Georgia, or to the Judge thereof at Chambers as may be by law permitted and al lowed, for a renewal of said charter and renewal of the powers contained in the said amendment thereto both as set out in the original act of in corporation, and of said amendment. And it be further resolved that to this end and for this purpose the president of this corporation be and he is hereby authorized and empower ed to take such steps as may be necessary to secure the renewal of said charter and said amendment for the term of twenty years as by law- allowed and provided. I. John T. Day, certify that I am secretary of Fowier-Fiemistcr Coal Co., and I hereby certify ihat the foregoing is a true and correct copy of the preamble and resolution adopted by the stockholders of the Fowler-Flemister Coal Company at the above stated meetnig. This 28th, day of April 1928. JNO. T. DAY, Secretarv GEORG1A Baldwin County. I, J. C. Cooper, of said State and county, do certify that I am the clerk of the Superior Court of said county and that the foregoing is a true and correct copy of the original app]j ca . tion for a renewal of charter of the “FOWLER-FLEMISTER COAL CO." as filed in the office of the clerk of the Superior Court. Witness my official signature this May the 1st, 1928. J. C. COOPER, Clerk of the Superior Court, Baldwin County Georgia. Outselling All “Sixes’* Thai call eting of the Due to the lateness of the season it will he well for farmers to >4de dress cotton with nitrate of soda or some other quick acting ammoniute. We do not know what the boll wevil will do and a side dressing of seven ty-five to one hundred pounds of a quick acting nitrogen will do a lot toward getting a crop set early, if we could call any crop early this season. Even cotton that was planted early will be late because of adverse weath er condition; retarding grow h. The nitrate of soda mould be applied just as soon after chopping as it is pond- so. certainly by the first nd before if possible. Weevils are already beginning to crawl around no every body had bet ter get all set to poison early. In the early days of the boll weevil the plan was to start poinsoning when in festation reached ten per cent. Ex perience has taught us tha the host of Jun when the first appears regr.rdlesw of the per cent of infestation. A good plan to follow is to put on the firs: applica tion ten days before the first squares appear, folowing with the second and third applications about a week apart. Usually by this time all weevils will he ou of winter quarters .and will have been brought under control. Either dust or liquid poison may be used but the poison mu-t be put in the buds of the plants if results are expected from early poisonings. LaUr applications must be made with a dust gun as the entire plant must be covered if results arc expected, The u-e of a ?s»ck for dusting cotlor that has reached any size, to my mint! l fa> nd mom sc this time gathering up * S. A. XKSMITH OCNEE HEIGHTS Mr. ey froi Lyn S. C.. and Mr. Dewey Holland fron Greer. S .C., enroute to Fla., spent a few .days with Mr. Silvey'.u aunt Mr-. A. S. Smith. Mrs. M. L. Sanford has returned af er an extended visit with his brother. Mr. Will Dawson, at Lynch burg. Mr. and Mrs. I. L. Fuller visited Mr. and Mrs. Will Humphric Salem and Mrs. Glen Harringt Hopewell, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lige Smith of Hard wick. spent Sunday with Mr. and Mis. A. S. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Ashficld, Mr. Orin Hodges and Master James Comes from Eatonton, spent Sun day P. M. with Mrs. Mary L. B-adret. Mr*. Dawson Wood way a recenl visitor to her mother, Mrs. J. T. Meeks, at Friendship. Mr. J. R. Heringdine spent Sun day in Sparta. ANYBODY INTERESTED In Monumental Work See J. W. IVEY, Sexton. He Represents The McNeil Marble Co., The Largest la The Sooth, One of The Oldest and Largest in America. Buldwin Court of Ordinary, May i, 1928. I. Blizzard, the administrator the estate of Robert L. Ren- late of said county, deceased, has filed his petition for leave to H the land belongng to, said estate situated lying and being in *.he 115th District G. M. Baldwin county Geor- containing three acres more or an«l bounded as follows: on the Xorth by the Bill McCoy place, and a public road; on the East by Gumm Creek, on the South, by lands of W. H. Renfroe estate, and on the West by the W. 11. Renfroe estate. Said lard being wild for the purpoj-e of paying the debts of said estate and distribution. Said petition will be heurd on the first Monday in J nc, 1928. And if no vaild objection e filed therto leave to sell will be granted ns prayed for. lis May the 7th, 1928. W. 11. STEMBRIDGE. Ordinary stockholdeis of said corporation held in accordance with the charter and by-laws of >aid corporation on Aprli the 25th, 1928, in the city of Mil- ledgeville, a resolution was unanim ously adopted directing that the charter be renewed as authorized and provided by law, a certified abstract from the minutes of the corporation is hereto attached and made a part hereof and marked EXHIBIT A. 4. Plaintiff shows that within the time provided by law and before the ex piration of said charter in accorda nce with the statutes made and pro vided it has filed this* its petition in the office of the clerk of the Super ior Court of said county, signed with the corporate name of the company whose churter is sought to be re newed. # Wherefore, the said Fowler-Fiem- ister Coal Company prays that its charter be renewed with all the powers, privileges .and immunities heretofore vested in it in ity original and amended charter and as may hereafter be allowed by law for corporations of similar character un der the laws of Georgia at and for the of i FOWLER-FLEMISTER COAL CO. By its attorneys, Sibley & Sibley. P. 6. Box Milledgeville, Ga. EXHIBIT A A RESOLUTION At a call meeting of the stockhold ers of the Fowler-Flemister Coal Company, held ir. accordance with the charter and the by-law? of said corporation, nt the usur.l and regular place of meeting, the office of the Merchants & Farmers Bank, in the City of Milledgeville, at 8 P. M.. o’clock on the 25:h, day of April, SCHOOL SUPPLIES V A KILTY MERCHANDISE STEMBRIDGE & COMPANY PHONE 3-52-J Is greatest value Atf the verdict of the wor/tf . ♦ • • said of Essex is said by buyers in the largest overwhelming competitive preference of auto- The most important thing 6-cylinder sales, and the r mobile history*. In many territories Essex sales exceed those of any other “Six” by more than 2 to 1. And, with slight variations, this preference is the nation’s and the world’s. Coach - $735 » Sedan u-aoor) - $795 Coupe - $745 utumou sjo e* Ail prices 1- ct. 6. 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