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UNION RECORDER. MILLEDGEVILLE, GA., MAY 31. 1»2« Park’s Memorial Hospital to be Dedicated Sunday> June 3rd, NOTED BISHOP TO PREACH SERMON The Marvin Parks Memorial Hospital For eighteen months the eyes of the campus, the town and the state have been turned to a piece of work that has been going on in the Georgia I SUlt.- Collect- for Women. When on j December twenty-ninth. Dr. Parks was taken by death from his life j work, the institution sustained an irreparable loss. The Alumnae of the College, soon | after his death, determined to erect j .1 memorial on the campus, which nl of hi- oble charac mis work, which would cj gan of practicality, some slight way sho and gratitude for his This memorial now and on June third the Alu pose to give to the Collegi vin Parks Memorial, in the hospital, which shall serve ; ed and carry out his high and purposes. The hospif The funds for its erection collected and though more Miss Mary Brooks To Present Gift From Alumnae To Judge Russell, Board Chairman Me Parks’ Memorial Hospital part nade. Then* ha paid cam pa Alumnae fundi Association with 1heir love and re sped for Dr. Parks, their sense of debt to him, and their joy in doing something to commemorate his mem ory. have fulfilled all the duties which usually fall to the lot of a group specially trained and paid to perform such tasks. The Alumnae, the Student body of the College, the friends of the Col lege and the faculty have given gen- eruo.4y ami promptly. There has been no n?ed to have a paid collector. The call once heard was quickly and lovingly answered. The Building Committee of the College, Hon. Miller S. Bell, Dr. K. A. Tigner, Dr. J. L. Beeson, and Mr. L. S. Fowler, used the plans submitted by Mr. MacEachron and built the hospital. It stands and will stand to keep the memory green of the man who gave hia youth, his manhood, bis all that Georgia girls might have a better opportunity for preparation for life. It is a beautiful .and commodious building. It is built of hollow tile, faced with brick and is entirely fire proof. There i*j a broad front porch bordered by white Corinthian col umns, and above the portico in bronre letters appear the words “Marvn Parks Memorial." The interior of the building is modern and up-to-date. The floor is tiled and the walls are of Plaster of ; The Alumnae Banquet Ther. eral room, a small recept well equipped clinic. The conta^i ward is cut off from the rest of the building by heavy doors and is in every way capable of caring for any The Alumnae banquet and annual business meeting of the Association will be held on Saturday evening, June the second at seven-thirty in the evening, in the Terrell Hall Din ing Room. The graduates and form er students of the College are cordial ly invited to attend the banquet. The tickets are a dollar a place and may be obtained from any of the fol lowing: Miss Sara Allen, Miss Fran ces Thaxton, Mm Kenneth McMillan, Mrs. E. L. Barnes, Miss Cecile Hum phrey, Miss Otelia Flemistcr, Miss Winifred Fowler Miss Lucy Harding, Jessie Trawick and at Culver & Kidds Drug Store. Guests are ask ed to assemble at seven<hirty, in the big parlor of Terrell Hall just in side the front door of the building. At the close of the banquet most im- ortant business in regard to ♦be oik, policies, and achievements of Alumnae will be taken up. The following committees are re- ucsted to serve for the Alumnae nnquet on Saturday evening, June Table Setting Committee Mrs. E. A. Tigner, Chairmun: Mrs. (’has. Conn, Miss Constance Day. Mrs. Roy Nelson, Miss Laura Shurley, Miss Louise Smith, Miss Blanch Ham by, Miss Rosabel Burch, Miss Vivian McLendon, Miss Euri Belle Bolton, Miss Malissa Giles, Mrs. Roy Hayes. Miss Annie Simpson, Miss Estelle Adams and Mrs. Wm. Ireland. Mrs. Arch McKinley, Chairman; Mm Helen Longino, Mrs. George Echols, Mrs. Chas. Whitfield, Mrs. Russell Bone. Parlors Committee Miss Caro Lane, Chairman; Mrs. M. M. Martin and Miss Sypper You- mans. BRICK That Clink Like Steel Are M.a. b, lb, "McMILLAN" Pros... BURNT IN OUR CONTINUOUS KILNS- There is No Wasle in Our Bricks. W. Make Quick Shipment, in An, Quantity. RICH Cl.0 FACE BRICK—FIRE BRICK-COMMON BRICK Milledgeville Brick W orksCo MILLEDGEVILLE, GA. Established 1883 by J. W. McMillan. Millan, Ft esident Belle McMillan, Vice-President SUMMER SCHOOL PLANS PROGRESSING RAPIDLY Received Every Day That the summer school of the Georgia .State College for Women would be filled to its capacity was certain according to Dean E. H. Scott head of the Summer School The largest enrollment the school has had is expected during the »x weeks course that is being offered. Dean Scott stated that applications wera pileing on his desk and that the number already received far exceed ing that of a like period last year. Plans for the work and entertain ment of the sutdents are being rapid ly perfected. A series of lectures and plays will be offered the students. Several moving pictures will be shown. thirty t of Edu- •sbyterian SERVICES AT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Because of the exercises at G. S. C. W-, Sunday, June .‘I, there will he no morning serveie at the Presby- Sunday evening at eigl o’clock, Rev. Henry H. Sw for over twenty years, has the head of the Department cation in the South* church, will preach. Doctor Sweets is widely known ii educational circles, both in the Stat* -and Denominational institutions of learning, and has rendered invaluable aid, not only to the church of which he is a member, but to sister denomi nations, in working out many of the problems as they are related to the student in his relation to the church and his place in the .scheme of life. A cordial invitation is extended to the public to attend this M-rvice. The Marvin Parks rapidly approaching completion and its dedication and presentation form the major part of tl*e Commencement ctivhies of the Alumnae Association if the Georgia State College for ♦ Take Pride ♦ r — —— Have tire finest, garden in the block! IN YOUR FLOWERS AND VEGETABLES 1 , [- V ' D TRUSTEES OF C. S. C. W. WILL HOLD SESSION | The Trustees of G. S. C. W assemble in Milledgeville the pr week-end, and be present Sunday, and hear the baccalauren and .attend the dedicatory services of the Marvin M. Parks Memorial Hos pital in the afternoon. A business meeting of the Board will be held Monday morning at 8:30 o’clock in the office of the atrinn president. The members of the Board are Judge Richard B. Russell, T. E. At kinson, M. S. Bell, Ernest Camp, M. \i L. Duggan, Judge John B. Hutcheson, i Millard Reese, Dr. E. A. Tigner. ^ nt | rj 1 j! j ♦ Experienced gardeners find that Vi?oro gives sure re- sults—a quick, vigorous start—criip succulent vege tables. Clean, o dor less, sown by hand like grass seed—Vig oro is not to be compared with any other plan tfood you have ever known! Ideal for lawns and flowers, too. And not at all costly! Enough concentrated nour ishment in a 100 lb. sack for garden or lawn 50 :: 50 to 50 x 100 feet! Only 2 to 4 lbs. per 100 square feet! Pull directions for apply ing Vigoro in every bag. In paper-lined bags of 100,50, 25 lbs., and 5 lb. packages. Order Vigoro today for aU the things you grow. A Swifi & Company Product We Offer Congratulations to JL, 'tin • - /Iftnci'ia/ I We are proud to say that we had the pleasure of \ furnishing and installing the entire electrical equip- ' ment in this modern hospital. This hospital has the very best and latest Electrical J wiring system. Note the lighting fixtures, silent call f -gnal system, convenience outlets and flush wall EACH ROOM IS WIRED FOR RADIO Jdamd 'ic tycut/iain 8. W. HATCHES HARDWARE COMPANY Wholesale and Retail MILLEDGEVILLE. GA I The Alumnae will dedicate and present this building to the College on Sunday. June third, at -ix-thirty in the afternoon. Bishop Warren A. Candler will dedicate the hospital to the uses of mercy and to the mem ory of his friend and former stud ent. Marvin McTeyre Parks. Miss Mary B. Brooks, President of the Alumnae Association will present the building to the Georgia State Col lege for Women and Judge Richard B. Russell. President of the Board of Directors, will accept the building in behalf of the College. After these service, the hospital will be thrown open to the public and thone who are interested are urged to go through the building and inspect it. The Alumnae Association, the student body, and the friends of the College are cordially invited to attend the service. It is hoped that many of the G. S. C. Clubs will send repre sentatives to the dedication and pre sentation of the Marvin Parks Me morial. Those who have charge of Che deco ration of the hospital for the service Sunday evening are ns follows. Mrs. Roy Alford, Chairman, Mrs .Edwin Allen, Mrs. Frank Bone, Mrs. J«**e Bone, Mrs. Dennis Turner, Mrs. Cul ver Kidd, Mrs. Alice Atwood Wil liams, Mm Harold Day, Mrs. Tom Hall, Miss Maggie Jenkins, and Miss Mary Simpson. Those having flowers which they will give are asked to tele phone -any member of the committee. 1