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I UNION RECORDER, MILLEDCEVILLF, GA., MAY 31. 1928 SPORT SOUTH BALDWIN FARMER 11«» be Riven next Monuay afternoon CAPTURES SEVEN FOX PUPPIES , June 4th, celebrating the completion j of the paving and white way light?. ' A number are expected to attend. Mr. R. S. Hall, made captivv seven •.mail foxes apparently about two months old on his farm in the South ern part of the county last week. Mr. Hall was in his field and notic ed a little fox jump up °ut of the bushes and run across the field. He followed him to his hole and when diggir.g them out feund tteven. He took them to his house and placed “EIC.HT GRADE PICN'C" The eight grade G. M. C. gave one of the most delightful picnics of the season Saturday May 26th, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Herring- Mr. J. T. Andrews states that Golf ha» become the third most dangerou sport, as shown from recent insur ance statistics, and that every persor engaging in the Mport shuold be pro tooted personally and as regards liability to others. Golf has been disclosed as con stituting the third most dang-rous sport, as far as the occurrence of ac cidents is concerned, .actuaries of the Travelers have found. In maintain ing its position in the front rank of dangerous sports, golf last year was the cause of 8.31 per cent more acci dents than the year previously, ac cording to .statistics. Of 4,452 accidents occurring to people while they were participating „ ... in sports and recreatios, 456 hap- ^ Mil%}dgevillc merchants declared 1 Smith, Walter Peeler, Henry Luw- pened on the links. The very haa- heir intentions of closing at ona rencl . ( Bruce Doberson, Charles and ards that are supposed to make golf. o’clock on Thursday aftornons at one Murk Pennington, llurmon Penning* a difficult game to master form the , o’clock fater June 7th, in a petition ton und j u H a Lockhart. primary cause of most players suffer-1 that was circulated the past week. ing an injury, as 2i»3 of the 456 acci-l All stores will close with the excep den»s reported resulted front persons ( tion of the hardware rftores, garage slipping or falling while making their and drug stores. The petition wa way over uneven ground. j signed by fifty-two firms. I * Although ftattatics are regarded a,! : Out- of the ntoat delightful dry and uninteresting they disrlnst some unusual wayw in which loven of the game are hurt. Our plnyei whiL- practising his stance at school dipped as he swung hi: twisting a rib in the procedure After several games, nil were call ed to lunch, and after lunch every one went in swimming and stayed comes ... co.or ana »..e ana are v*„ , un| , a , aU . hour . Tho8e present at pretty. I {hi* wonderful event were Misses Julia Lockhart, Maurie Lee, Clara STORES CLOSE ON THURSDAYS Bt .„ e Burnley. Erma Kate Stanley. AT ONE O CLOCK AFTER JUNE | p| ara Pennington, Mattie Almond, 7 TH j Mary Lizzie Pennington, Evelyn Law- Ewlyn Boudin, Hampton Torrtnco, Marie Ennis, Rubye Al-1 Almond, Caroline Ennis Katie Shiv, j son, Veascy Pittman, LouL c 0 </ mond, Mary O’Quinn, Sarah Wilker- ers, Margrette Simmers m. and Mat-! Louis Brookins, Ed Mori>,„ son, Lillian Stevenson, Frances Mo-1 tie Aimond. ] ^ orthern, Jack and Moron ,,, ran, Emma Knowles, Louise Steven-1 Messers Alpha O'Quinn. Iivnry Al-j Lee Morgan, Houlroon Smith, and son, Annie Laura O’Quinn, Clara Mae | mond. Dun Brookins, Clair ilker-1 Grady Butler. INSURANCE EXECUTIVES of the past week was the B. Y. P. U. INVITED TO PAVING PARTY pound supper held on the beautiful lawn at Mrs. McCombs home. I. in . Joe Andrew oral After who w nd bii i the ough i left hand. T Field ir nbe i has extended an n to the members of the Blut ‘ruternity and the Gi-orgin i Conference, including :i of Atlunta Insurance Execu- ttend the barbecue and danci After many delightful games were played the guet* were called to sup- ! per. The table was covered with all kinds of dainty foods, Rev. Veasey Pittman of Macon, graced the table. Those present were Misses Mamie walked backward to a bene vey his game and while watching the : hall in it* flight, missed the benchf and sat on a rock. Some other un-! usuul accidents reported include:! Slipping and rupturing muscle in j back while engaged in indoor golf practice; struck in mouth by part-! ner’s club, completely knocking out j bridge work; in chasing ground squir- j rel on the course pursuer slipped in-1 juring foot, and being thrown violent • ly to the ground after missing a j nighty i ort I Inns wirhl A number of others were bit! insects, burned by matches cigars while deeply engross* their game, injured in collisior inanimate objects and persons, cut j on .‘harp instruments, lodging of! foreign particle in the eye, falls over j objects and suffering poison from 1 shrubs. SUMMER VACATION TRIPS On TRAINS and SHIPS vi» SAVANNAH At Reduced Summer Excursion Fares At Reduced Circle Tour Fares Oils W. BLOCNT. Cenerel I .— Afi.rn, Savannah. Canr,la CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RAILWAY "THE KICHT WAY" SavelhisAd-WorthT-toYim Mr. Chauncie Adams sent to our office the past week the sprig of a wild plum bearing twenty-three plums. 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