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UNION RECORDER, MIIXEPCEVILLE, CA-. MAY 2*. UN
By Arthur Briabanc *
UNPLEASANT WARNINGS.
CONSISTENCY.
ELECTRIC HATCHERIES.
FOREIGN COMPETITION.
The Federal C
danger of another
fantile paraly
r, hut necessary,
vernment sees
•utbreak of in-
Summer. Dr.
Harris. New York's Health officer.,
warns against danger of spinal men-1
ingitis.
INTERESTING HISTORY OF
SENIOR CLASS OF PEABODY
The following interesting history
**a- written by Miss Mary Frances
Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L.
D. Smith, art* read at the class day
exercises of the High School last
History of Th« Class of *28
Among the events on times calen
dar is a Baseball game which destiny
has umpired for the past four years.
On Sept. 7th, 1924, on a baseball
diamond called Peabody High School,
the game began. The players includ
ed Carroll Jordan, Ella Thompson
Myrtice and Catherine Gilman, Thel
ma Coleman, Rosa Youngblood. Evi
Simpson. Mildred Baumgartel. Lucie
Davis, Bess' Bell, Elizabeth Paschal,
Mildred Veatch. Marteal Smith. Mar
garet Grimes, Lucille Hooten, Fran-
« Hodges and the boy, Stanley
teel.
A - refei
yellow fever and malaria befoi
men discovered that mosquitoes,
and nothing else spread both.
While waiting for definite infor
mation. do these things:
Screen doors and windows, using
cooper screen, that it may last .
Keep flies away from babies and
young children, and away from
their food. •
Pasteurize or boil children's milk.
Give foods rich in vitamin content.
Teach children not to put fingers
in their mouth or nose—wash their
hands well before meals. Teach
children that kissing is dangerous
especially on the lips.
And let adults know that their
kissing should be limited to their own
children. Every adult mouth and
throat carry diease germs, latent,
that might work havoc in a young
child with undeveloped leucocyte-
protection.
I Clark provi
•that we use
| Miss Mario
1 forget her i
the game Miss £
cry fair. The
eluded Algebra i
rowder. Who
ail the picnics 1
r the team?
Dorothy Dix, wise young woman,
first cousin to Hypatia and Portia,
says, “Consisctency is the sure sign
lions and create liens, not for profit j true and correct copy of the original
but for the promotion of the bene
volent purpose*’ of said corporation
and for the welfare of its members,
making all necessary by-laws, rules
and regulations in the premises as
may be necessary.
Lucille Hooten is the only member
who has left us this year, and she left
on account of matrimony.
We thank our principal. Miss Bur-
fitt. who has'toeen the true and faith
ful trainer of our team for four
years. Her helpful advice and inter
in us have encouraged us to
play the game squarely and finally Petitioners desire the right to per-
•ach the home base. ( form any and all other
How thrilling the game has been, consistent with the laws of Georgia
jt we have been practicing on only an{ ] G f t he United States ar
scrub team. When the baseball j furtherance of the beneficent
game of school days is successfully
ended, we shall each become a mem
ber of the Big League team called
" In the ball game of
each remember “When
it scorer comes to check
application for charter of the SIS
TERS AND BROTHERS OF LOVE
No. 1 as filed in the office of the
clerk of the Superior Court.
This May the 21st, 1928.
J. C. COOPER,
Clerk of the Superior Court
of Baldwin County, Ga.
APPLICATION FOR CHARTER
GEORGIA. Baldwin County.
TO THE SUPERIOR COURT OF I
SAID COUNTY AND HONORABLE
JAMES B. PARK JUDGE OF SAID]
COURT. AT CHAMBERS.
The petition of Richard Bro’
Dan Johnson, Iverson Bonne
benevolent purposes of the snm»
7
They desire the right to issue
indemnity and membership certifi
cates and to give and take receipts
for monies paid and to execute any
and ail other instruments necessary
for the promotion of the purposes of
the lorporation.
They show that this application is
made for the incorpora'ion of the
present unincorporated society
known by said name in said county,
this application being made with the
unanimous consent and at the direc
tion of the members thereof.
FOR RENT—Two
. O. L. Tanner.
LOST — T «*rt*» in from
tka People’* Hardware Co., Qr j„
■T automobile driveway, * B t „ M
lope Style Plue Pockctbook, contain,
iag a powder puff, . tea dollar bill
witk a R. W. Hatcher sale ticket
piaaed to it, foar one dollar bill*
I folded in a pasteboard pocket book;
I two dollar* in change in a leather
I pocketbook. Tea dollar bill marked
nd kitche-! «•* *»• identified. Finder re-
re room* 1 tura to Union Recorder office o r to
ie 452-L. m * ■* People’s Hardware Store u*d
5-17-28, *•» reward. Mrs. W. B. Wood.
aril Stubbs. Will Brooks, Adolphus j
Satcher, Frank Phelps, and Texas
Rice of said State and county, re
spectfully shows.
referee Mis» J.inelln Camp. The
nr was begun in the Court House,
it before many months we entered
e new building and had new equip-
. . ...ent, we were really sitting at
of old age. I pray my opinions may j desJoi
The parable about the Goud Snmn-
learned in chape] periods.
didn't we think we were quit<
when we were permitted the hall of
Latin under Miss Louise Max'
Other ball** were Health under Miss
Louise Smith, and English under M
Deryie Clark.
Then on December 8th, 1924. wh
main building burned, we were su
of getting a holiday, but ir.stead peo
ple were so kind that we started to
school at once in the Methodic
Later we were moved to the Couri
House where we had fun climbing uj
the stairs and ringing the bell. The
fights we had during those study
period*, and the way we wouid make
the boy repeatedly run to town—weri
enough to worry .anyone. No wonde
he could not stand it another year.
June came with Kreshmnn exams [ Tbnt tbl . ob j ect uf „!,) corpora-
which we passed. Harrah We hadj t j,, n j s that of a fraternal and social
arrived at first base! What a relief! t soc j e ty for the purpose of mutual aid.
During our Sophomore \ ear we had j an( j assistance to its members,
" L 1 that the same i* not for pecuni-
They desire the right to apply f-
myndments to said charter both
i»rm and in substance from time
ime -as by law authorized and ;
c j ) '! may be authorized by a majority of
mbers of said society in i
ding.
That they desire for themselves
and associates and successors to be
incorporated as provided by law, un
der the name and style of the
SISTERS AND BROTHERS OF
LOVE No. 1, and for the term of
twenty years with the privilege of
renewal thereof as provided by law.
to be consistent.”
always be flexible.
Accused of being inconsistent.
Dorothy Dix *ys, "1 hope to (rood- j u„7huve been ray
- I should hate like poison | , ince I)urin(r , bilJ timu FnlcM
Hodges, one of our members, were
! home and when she came kack her
Many mistake for consistency! name was changed.
wKat is really old age dullness. The week’** passed, and presently
When Harvey announced his dis-|j une 192 5 arrived and behold! nn-
covcry of the blood’s circulation, giv- j other base was made. We were not
ing proof that a child might have, suc h a bad team after all!
understood. hi.v proofs were rejected j with flying colors we were on the
by every doctor of reputation past j way to third base. Miss Frances
forty years of age. Hinton was referee, during ths inning
All the student* who took Geome-
Even Napoleon, old physically but! try tried to get Miss Orem off the
not in years, did not use the improv-1 subject but it was impossible,
ed rifle that a German had invented, j Who could forget the first Biology
And he had no time “to give more j lesson on the Cray Fish? The topic
than i« minute to that American.”, 0 { conversation for weeks after was
The American was Fulton, trying to to decide whether Miss Evan’.** hair
show Napoleon how steamboats would was naturally curly or whether she
take him across the English Channel, had a permanent.
On the way to make one game in
Intereiting to chicken men. Penn- the course of our life a success, we
sylvaia has three electric hatcheries, C n ered the Senior Class to put away-
holding 47,000 eggs each. The eggs I all childish things and acquire Senior
put in trays at the top of a refrigera-J dignity. Mi«s Louise Smith, our re-
tor-like arrangement,gradually sink I force for the last part of the game,
down, as days pass, until they reach j has been assisted by Miss J; Vson,
the bottom, and the
on the twenty-first
chicks walk -
day.
•tops.
Andei
Mir
Mas Evi
Cockerels are eaten: Pullets stimu
lated by high feeding lay early, and
electric lights burning in their coops
keep them eating after dgrk and
increase egg output.
When the hens, weary, slow down,
they become chicken stew, and pul
lets replace them. A hard life, but
not so different from ours. Nature
gets rid of us, also, when our use
fulness ends.
When the energetic British say
they mean to increase their foreign
markets, they mean it. They have
built boats small enough to go
through the Welland Canal, and will
send low phosphorous pig iron to
Chicago, Milwaukee ami other
Amercian market*, at $2G a ton de
livered, duty paid.
You may say that our steel men
should be able to compete with for
eign prices. Possibly. But in any
case our Government should see to
it that American workers AND busi-
men are protected from foreign
competition.
Florida is Democratic, very, and
Democrats usually oppose high ta:iffs
but all depends.
Florida’s Winter vegetable crop is
menaced by Mexican competition,
growers are facing ruin.
So Florida, wisely, pledges her
candidates for Congress to a tariff
•*that will protect American labor
OPT OMETRY
W. J.’Brake
ary gain and therefore there is n<
pital stock.
(a) Its principal office is at
place known as Oak Grove Lodge ii
e .‘{21st., District of said county.
8.
They desire the right to sue and
• sued, to have and <
>n seal and to have, own and hold
a! estate and other property and
exercise any and all other rights
and powers incident to similar
puru'.ions and societies.
4.
They desire the power to maintain
and preserve good order, peace and
mluct in and around the premise. 1
both among its members and others
ho may be assembled with them.
> encourage fellowship and
eclings among its members and the
itizen* of the colored race, uphold-
ig morality and excellence of be-
: thel
5.
Petitioners show that they desin
the right ami power to charge am
collect intintion fees and dues fron
member* for the purpose of idemnify
ing them against sickness and other
physical disabilities and to uid
BBkt in the burying of the dead and
give any and all other and nccei
assistance to the relief of its said
members, with the right to re
donations, make purchases and al
Wherefore, they pray that they,
heir associates and successors be in-
rorporuted under the said name and
style and for the term of twenty
.-ears as aforesaid with all the rights
privileges and immunities a* by law-
authorized and provided in the ii
corporation of similar societies.
SIBLEY & SIBLEY,
Attorneys for Petitioners.
GEORGIA, Baldwin County.
J. C. Cooper of said State and
County ,do certify that I am
clerk of the Superior Court of said
county and that the foregoing
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