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UNION RECORDER, MILLEDGEVILLE. GA., JUNE 7, 192* UNION RECORDER SUBSCRIPTION RATES Ob* Ye*. $1.59 Six Months .75 Advertising Rates furnished on Application OFFICIAL ORGAN OF COUNTY THURSDAY. JUNE 7. 1928 A NEW MILLEDGEVILLE Milledgevilli- ha.* become a nc change has been made i appearance, and it has taken TWENTY-FIVE YEAR CLUB OF ] local younc ladies com CENTRAL RAILROAD TO MEET Agent Rogers, Dr. Hall and Col. Pottle All Members Will Attend Session- In Macon COURT FOR BOW-WOWS PLETE STUDIES AT G. S. C. W. I Chicago, June 4.— (Autocaster) — j Judge Charley McKinlc-y has been The following, who reside in Mil- chosen to preside over a dog court— ledgevtlle and Bal Iwin County, were bleieved to be the first of its kind in awarded degrees and diplomas at G. : the country—where only cases con- S. C. W. Commencement. 1 cerning dogs will be tried. It will not Bucheior of Arts—Misses Frances be necessary for dog defendants to Baker. Ka berine Butts Betty Jane be present in all cases. Vagrant dogs that are picked up will be tried at and dog.q allowed without a muzzle will also have their cases aired in this unique judicial chamber. •■•'pearance, ami it has taken i.«. place among the progressive little; The ( entral of Georgia Quarter cities in Georgia, on account of the Century Service Club was formed at two colleges, and other institution* j the organization meeting in Macon located here this city is one of the i «»f last year. Every employe having most important in the state, and it ! -*• ‘*r more years of wervice with the was most desirable that it should be J railroad is eligible for membership, made bcau'ifu) and attractive. This land °f the road’s ten thousund cm- has been done. ■ ployes 800 have qualified for this Now let the watchword he for- i m «nBenihip in the Club. This is ward, and other accomplishments! an unusually hich per- made by securing the location manufacturing plants which ing from the North and Ea can be done if our people Approximately five hundred Cen tral of Georgia officers and employes,, with terms of service ranging from H " ra 26 to 66 years, will assemble in Ma- Bachelor of Science, General .con on June 7 for the first annual j Mi < Winifred Fowler, Katherine •meeting of the road’s Quarter Cen- h’Wrl!, Casie Sinpwn, Marie Jordan. ; tury Service Club. One hundred new | Collegrate Normal Course (Di~ i members, becoming eligible this year, I plontas) Mixes Clarice Batyon, Rosa —■ j wil H e initiated into the Club at this Marie Bowdoin, Mary Frances FORD ROADSTER FOR SALE I meeting, and the management of the' Crumbley, Emily Echols, Mary Belle 1926 Ford Roadster for sale, tbit Ven rnl of Georgia will present these; Gilstrap, Elizabeth Louise Morris, little car is priced too low, but I am ! new members with gold emblems in I Inez Murphey, Dorothy Thaxton, going to sell it regardless for I do j honor of their long and faithful ser- Mary Evelyn Wilson. not buy them to keep, our experience ! vice. College Normal Household Science - vou p*- w *° mucb for them you have i White members will assemble at I—Miss Jonnie Leigh Godfrey. to •*•* *° niuch for them, and if you the Hotel Dempsey, where a dinner! Bachelor of Science in Education do tb '» y° u bav ® *° ***ep H>em to I will be served them the evening of Misses Ruth Barnes, Bene'.a Bass ,on »- If y° u w « nl * Ford Roadster ! June 7. Colored veterans will meet Clifford Fowler, Katherine Shiver-. P ric * lb '* one * * n <f '» will all be over entral City Park in Macon for a 1 Ruth Stone, Mrs. Sara Jordan Terry. but ,be Routing. at • barbecue the same afternoon. Bachelor of Science in Home Eco nomics — Annie Mae Burkhart. Laurie Hendrickson, Elizabeth Jone , Saru Mae Stembridge. College Normal and Household Art —Mi»* Daisy Fowler. Bachelor of Science in Education — Miss O'Nora Ennis. Accoutancy Stenography and Tyr L. N. JORDAN their eforts. A united people can accomplish great rttsulls. The effort to organize a Junior Chamber of Commerce among the young men should be oarried to suc cess. Great results can be accomp lished by such an organization. O The pride of Miiledgeville is its< two institutions of learning. Both of them have don* ami are doing a great work. The progress of this city is united to them, us they are the mud sill of whut advancement the city makes. Our citizens must stand by them, and See that they make greater achievments. The Parks Memorial Hospital which was dedicated in a beautiful piece of architecture, and will be a blcsisng to members of the young women of Georgia. All praise be to those who were instrumental in its crec ion. centage of trained, .active veterans, representing as it does 8 per cent Thi_ s i ‘be railroad's total working force, e j„! fifteen women are included among the Club’s. 800 members. While retired, pensioned employes are eligibile for membership in the Club, the greatest proportion of its I members an* men and women still in the active service, and most of *he-e having many more yearn of sendee abend of them before reach ing the retirement age of seventy. Of the Club's 800 members, all of whom were invited to the unnual meeting in Macon, there are 600 white veterans and about 200 colored. A number of local employes of the Control of Georgia are enrolled in the railroad's organization of vet- 1 erans, and several of these will make the trip to Macon. Among the local members of the Club are: Judge J. E. Pottle, local counsel, Dr. T. M. Hall, local surgeon, and D- M. Rogem, local agent, A. D. Nisbet, retired, pensioned agent, who was stationed here for muny years, is listed as having had 5.1 years of ser- A BEAR WITH TAKING WAYS Middletown, N. Y., June 4.— (Auto raster) -When two workmen here, who were working in the woods went to get their dinner pails hidden in the brush, nearby, they found a big „ b * fl ck bear helping himself to their writing—Mrs. Josephine Sibley Jenti- ! u,,cb * When the men approached ings. he animal disappeared in the t**\'*cr, having cleaned out the pail. Miss Elizabeth Fraley will com plete her Household Art course at Summer School. HOW ARE YOUR BRAKES This is important drive around and COL. SAM WILKES GUEST OF lel u * 'heck up on them for you. No j CITY AT CELEBRATION MONDAY cb * r ** for inspection. If they need lining we have the be»t lining and (The Wiregrass Farmer) A fitting and beautiful tribute were paid Prof, and Mrs. G. S. Roach Tuesday evening when the members of the Methodic church gave a reception in their honor at the Methodist church. Receiving the guests were Rev. and Mr-. J. S. Grahl, Rev. and Mr.*- T. M. Callaway, Mr. and Mrs. J. I.. Evans and Prof, and Mrs. G. S. Roach. Mrs. George T. Betts had charge of the registrar and all guests registered in the high nchool annual, The Ace. Beautiful music was render ed hy some of Ashburn’s well known musical artists. Miss Hazel Turner rendering an organ solo, Mrs. J. J. Story .and Mrs. H. I. Shingler a vo cal duet. The orchestra represented by Mrs. Annelle Murphy, Mrs. J. A. Comer .Mrs. G. C. McKenzie ,Mr. George Johnston, Mr. Maurice Grahl, Mr. Henry Nixon Jarman and Mr. Frank Murray gave several enjoyable numbers. Dr. J. H. Baxter paid a beautiful tribute to Prof, and Mrs. G. S. Roach, dwelling especially on the noteworthy service Prof. Roach had rendered the school, the church, the civic organiza tions. He applied the following quo tation to him: “A man that's clean inside and out: who neither looks up to the rich nor down to the poor; who can lose with out squealing and who can win with out bragging; who is considerate of women, children, and old people; who is too brave to lie, too generous to cheat, and who takes his share of the world and lets the others have theirs, is a gentleman.” Miss Josephine Evans gave one of her bright and inimitable toasts t*. Prof, and Mrs. Roach, not forgetti n? Master George, Jr., and baby Mar>- Anne. Mr. J. L. Evans in a few well chosen words presented a gift and re membrance. a silver electric coffee sen-ice set. donated by many frenids. Delightful sandwiches and punch were sen-ed to the large crowd pres- ent. MOZART MUSIC CLUB The fourth meeting of the Mozart Music Club met with Agnes Gibtwn Wednesday afternoon at four o’clock. The meeting was called to order by president Evelyn Shenly. the busi ness was first taken up after which the following program was present ed: Solo—Mighty Lak a Rose—Mrs. Charley Gibson. Piano Solos—Murry Floyd Penn ington nad Agnes Gibson. The life of Boch was given by Miriam Gheewling. After which delightful refresh ments were served the meeting was adjourned. The next meeting will be held at Mary Floyd Pennington’s the first Wednesday in July. The Summ r School of G. -ill open nert Tue day. General Manager Wickcrsham of the Georgia Railroad expressed re- »rets at being unable to attend the cel brat ion Monday .and was repre sented hy Col. Sam Wilkes of the railroad company. Important engagements prevented :he railroad manager from attending ami in being Represented by Col. Wilkes he was requested to express his personal regrets in not being able to accept the invitation. Col. Wilkes is a well known figure with the Georgia railroad and has many friends in this city. machinery that wil] class job. L. N. JORDAN Early peaches being brought tc Thi* banks of the city Monday, observing the of the birthday of Jeffei { Hon. R. B. Moore I Union Recorder, j Miiledgeville, Gn. ’ Dear Bolling:- I know that it i June I. 1028. anniversary The stores are closing every Thurs day -afternoon. Buyers should beat this fact in mind. The Methodist of Hardwick deserve praise in .-»> rapidly building a tabor-, r -acle fro their Sunday School work.! rr.o paving program 'ill** is being carried rapidly fi G. M. C. CADETS OFF TO CAMP The following young men left Sun day for Camp McClellan, Anniston, Ala., where they will attend the R. O. T. C. ramp that will be in progress the next six weeks: Elton Parker. Alton Barnes, Fran- cim Bazonas, Ear! Brookins. James Brown, Edwin Cooper Arthur Crockett, William Harrow, Robert Gilman, Carl Hardy. Edward Hart, James Harrison, William Hart, James Henderson. Clifton Hill. James Hollis, Jacob Howard, Paul Hart, Milton Jones, Winifred Lee. Robert Little, James Moore, J. F. McCIuney, Emory Patterson. Calvin Rico. Char les Roberson. Geo. Ro«s, Cha-. Scaly, Osecoln Thaxtor., William Thompson, Jack Tunnel!, Curtis Veal, Louis Wall, Wemyss Walton, Samuil Wat- Winn land Geo. Sti*m- This in 1 NOTICE and women who were boys and girls at Miiledgeville in the years gone by that they cannot be in Miiledgeville today. I haw yet to moot arty of the Stud ents who went to school at Miiledge ville, vho do not love the old town and it’s wonderful people. It J*i only a few months un'il we will come to the Fiftieth Anniversary at old Middle. Georgia, Military and Agricultural College, now the G. M. | C.. and practically the mother of the Millcdge-|G. S. W. C. Would it be feasible to have a Home Coming of the Roys and Girls j in Honor of this Fiftieth Anniver- TH<* students who attend the Sum- s ary? sr School will receive a cordial wel- * My idea would h to have this me from our citizens. j Home Coming and let every boy and girl s. nd a book for the Public Libr-1 , Torrance has gather-1 ary. Of course the details would' „ ,*! ,^1'' ' ,un ‘‘ 4 ‘ Autocaster ha vi to be carefully worked out but'.'* 1 ” " 1SM,n * 45 » insurance sti If believe U at the ’ students would { ticlnn ’ w>fi ,l ‘ tturin K insurance I gladly send the book and .*»rh l i- p,oyc8 ° n the uncertainty of life WHAT PRICE AUTO? London, June 4.— (Autocastsr)— 1 ' A man bought a motor car for $20. He thought he had u wonderful bar gain, but here is what happened: He knocked down a lamppost. He was asked to come to court : driving without a license. He nold the car for $.*1.76. The court fined him $6. BATTERY SERVICE Yea Sir Ree (hi* is u». we have the battery man, we have Ihe aervice batteriea. We recharge, rebuild and rent batteriea. L. N. JORDAN FOR SALE | HATCHER RESIDENCE | On the Hill Ten Rooms, Two Baths, Three Sleeping Porches—Excellent X Location, offered on Easy Terms See | P. N. BtVINS, Realtor f WANTED—Position a* housekeeper or helper. Good character—can give reference*. write "House keeper" Union Recorder. NOTICE! Is hereby given to any parties having claims against the firm of Clark & While to present same immediately. Clark & White. HURR \H FOR MILLEDGEVILLE With our paved streets, new white I way and new Chevrolet truck. oh!| man progression is the watch word. j You can not beat that combination. L. N. JORDAN tify all merchants that I am not responsible for bill. made by my children unle> they firs', se cure my permission a.-r them to | niak.* charge .accounts. In the future] I will not be responsible fur bill made by them. MR. C. F .FOWLER THE UNCERTAINTY OF LIFE COW IMITATES AUTOMOBILE Middletown, N. Y., June- 4.— (Autocaster)—A Holstein cow here discovered a pail of five gallons of gasoline and hurriedly drank it. The sufered no bad effects. Mr. W. crops the, LET US WASH YOUR CAR WITH MACHINERY Machinery is mor eefficent than man, electricity ir much quicker than man, is much superior to boys, this is what we arc offering with no ad ditional charge, one trial will shew you just what I am trying to I you. L. N. JORDAN The Commencement exercises of olleges were good, and were «njoyed by Tiur people, and rowds of visitors. The reports are that peaches will be plentiful thi*4 year. The house k-.per- should be preparing quanti ties of pickies and preserves. — The Eddy High School, the schooll f**r the colored children of Mil)edgv-| vflle closed the past week. The oxer- crises given were most creditable. Heavy rains Monday and Tu «dny delayed the cultivation of the grow ing crops, which are unusually small j for the Henson. each book would be inscribed with the name of the boy or girl^who sent it. Where the student has past on I know that they have left a son or daughter who would gladly send tin* book. Plea- * think this over and let me hear from you. Yo LESS DRAIN YOUR OIL TODAY f(>| And get ready for that summer r< | trip, we have the kind that fits the , nce 0 f degree of wear. See us and get the best. L. N. JORDAN , NOTICE DON'T WRECK If you do call our red mule, none o bad, none too deeo, or too high o get. We use only experience that does not tare up the bal- L. N. JORDAN THE RECORDER WARNES ME [ NEW f .“ OUjSE CORNFR That so many Chevrolet* ing traffic, but judge listen, such « car at such a price, have sold sevcnty.cight since Februar; so please be merciful. L. N. JORDAN Chcvrole* Is hereby given that responsible for any debts STONE HAS A TEXAS TOAD i m * dc by *' J Huc, * eb » after June Clark & White. Eastland, Tex., June 4.— (Auto caster) A Texas horned toad was entombed n the new courthouse <*nr- nerston. nere. Three months ago, when the old Ho Services will be held at nil the churches next Sunday morning and evening. There will be reom for all who attend. down, a horned toad was removed from the cornerstone, witnesses said j alive after .'11 years of imprisonment. • of B. McCuIlar, during hi •it to Washington D. C. nsed <» prartic* lav '■ United States Suprem. was recommended to t h- Hon. W. G. McAdoo. }.lr devoiing himself to -.h* '«w in this city since hi. fn. ra the Milledgevilb A BARGAIN tv d one and half ton used] f mclt wi.'f' n»w Jnmbe transmission noN1 throw your old eaorditirned and Guaranteed to casinos away live -T-.ll-nt service. Mr'.'tNNON MOTOR TO HAS YOUR KOTOR LOST IT'S PEP? If - cion - talc, nc vorj for It beet ru*t drive around «• d have y»ur • DJ»rk plo-s renewed and watch the different.. W. 1... tlcrrc for oil L. N. JORDAN We have the repair man tern whereby we can save v of bright shining dollars, look them over before yc them away. L. N. JORDAN J. F. Yaibr •ugh Ibvreaux He will :n the city Sunday and ices will be held. FORD ONE TON TRUCK FOR SALE Not much truck neither am I ask ing much price. If you need one to do good work at a mall cost you do not have to go any further. L. N. JORDAN GOOD NEGRESS DIES WEDNES DAY NIGHT Fannie Howard, tr., daughter of Kit Clemeuts died at her home here Wednesday. Fannie had many white friends having b.en a faithful Wrvnnt with many of them. She wil be buried here. CHEVROLET TOURING FOR SALE A beautiful a ssortment ranging from two hundred dollars up, every or.e of these cars are a good buy at the price. Ride while you pav plan. L. N. JORDAN ITS HERE A VASTLY IMPROVED HEADLIGHT UNION MADE OVERALL Made of a Marvelous Super 8-Ounce Double Duty Denim Heavier Stronger MANY NEW FEATURES OF CONVENIENCE AND COMFORT Come in Todav and Examine This Wonderful New HEADLIGHT OVERALL WILL OUTWEAR TWO C''"'UNARY PAIR PRICE We will allow you 50c on your old pair. Bring in ary old worn out Overall you have and we will allow you 50c on then for a new pair. M. R DAVIS DRY GOODS, LADIES’ & GENTS FURNISHINGS