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UNION RECORDER, M1LLEDGEVILLE, GA. thirty-nine years ago in l e g a l s and around milledgeville APPLICATION FOR LEAVE TO SELL LANn JUNE 7, 1928 Folowin* Are Among The Loca I Item* Appej corder June llth, 1889 : la The Union Re. prost in nuppcr Georgia June 1st abnormally cool in Southern parts, prough* «n May greatly retards crops nuch cotton not up June 10th. Great poach crop. 1st in several years. The locomotive Brotherhood of M n on. held a picnic at Powel’n Park r the State Sanitarium last Tues- iIjv. The Dummy hauled over 1800 people taking in $185.00. The Commencement exercises of the Middle Georgia Military College (G. M. C.) opened Friday evening with nr? entertainment by the pri- r.nrv department presided over by jlV ( irrie Fair. Mias Alice Wright and Mi-- Chester Green. As usual the little children drew a crowd. The welcome address was nicely made by litrli* Charlie Whitfield. The um and necessity for education humorously put by masters Sanford Tuttle and George Brantley. There were drills and the presentation of our union by 13 little girls then • Good Night." The vast assemblage dispersed happier for having been there. The Commencement sermon was preached Sunday, June 9th. by Rev. McK. F. Cook, pastor of the Metho dist church at Brunswick. A large number of the cadets are in the city for a reunion to be held Wedn -day night. The college chapel was filled Mon day morning with a fine audience. The exercises were opened with pray er by Rev. J. D. Chapman and consist ed of Declamations by five of the cadets and recitations by five of the young ladies of the college. The declamations were far above an average. All the cadets did well, but Cadets Smith. Lufburrow and Humber were exceptionally fine. The recitations wore delivered in an excellent manner by Misses Alice Campbell, F.thel Bass*. Alice Whilden, Leone Bonner and Eva Perry. HOME COMING RAMA PRIMITIVE BAPTIST CHURCH On the second Sunday in July there will be a “Home Coming” at old Rama Primitive Baptist Church, two miles south of Gordon, Georgia and all who have ever been members of this church, all their descendant; and friends, and especially all de scendants of Joel Rivers, a charter member, are urgently invited to be present There will be no preaching—the day will he spent in social inter- coura* renewing old acquaintances and relating history and reminiscen ces of this century old church. A basket dinner will |, 0 served on the ground at noon ,nd all who can convenietly do so art* requested to bring a basket. Please speak to any who, you think, may be interested, so that no one will be overlooked. If you ex pect to attend, please notify the undersigned. Yours for a happy occasion, joel j. Mcarthur, Gordon, Georgia YEARS SUPPORT GEORGIA, Baldwin County. Ordinary’s Office. June Term, 1928. The .appraisers appointed to set aside a years support for Mrs. Hat- tiett Allen Garrard out of the estate of W. T. Garrard, late of said county, deceased, having filed their return in thi* office; This is there fore to notify nil persons concerned that said petition will be heard on the first Monday in July next, at ten ''clock A. M., and if no valid ob jections are filed thereto the return of the appraisers will be made the order of this court. This June 4th, 1928. W. H. STEMBRIDGE, Ordinary B. C. Ga. General Hill will probably spend is vacation in Virginia. YEARS SUPPORT GEORGIA, Baldwin County. Ordinary’s Office. June Term 1928. The appraisers appointed to set aside a year’y support for Mrs. J. N. Layfield, late of said county decens- M*--;-. T. L. McComb & Co., will led, having filed their return in this office, This is therefore to notify all persons concerned, that said applica tion will be heard on the first Mon day, July next at 10 o’clock A. M., and if no valied objections are filed thereto the appraisers return will be made the order of this court. W. H. STEMBRIDGE, Ordinary. SELL LAND Baldwin Cour‘ of Ordinary, June Term, 1928. C. I. Blizzard, the administrator upon the estate of Robert L. Ren- fore, lnte of said county, deceased, has filed his petition for leave to sell the land belongng to, said estate situated lying and being in the It5th District G. M. Baldwin county Geor gia, containing three acres more oi less, and bounded ns follows: on th< North by the Bill McCoy place, and i 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. H. Renfroe estate; together with all buildings and improvements thereon, said land being sold for the purpose of paying hte debts of said estate and distribution. Said peti tion will be heard on the first Mon day in July, 1928. And if no va objection are filed thereto leave sell will be granted ay prayed for. This June the 7th, 1928. W. H. STEMBRIDGE, Ordinary OCONEE HEIGHTS Miss Ola Lee Meeks, of Friend- hip. -pent la-t week with her sister, Mr-. Dawson Wood. Mr. .?.*e Br,'k. who has been serious, ly ill, is now improving. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Stevens, from u-ar Haddock, spent Sunday with Mrs. Ida Osborne. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Johnston and | children, from Rhawmerent, Ala., '■pent the week-end vith home folks. Mr-. Dawson Wood spent Monday " iih friends at Allen’s Sanitarium. Messers Horace OBborn and Geo. I !‘"rter spent Sunday with friends at | Fort Valley. Mixses Freeman and Riggins from >. S. S.. spent Sunday P. M. with li-s Elojsc Seals. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Califf and M -. Doris Califf visited Mrs. Evans ^ "iimriilood Sunday P. M. APPLICATION FOR CHARTER GEORGIA, Baldwin County. TO THE SUPERIOR COURT OF SAID COUNTY AND HONORABLE JAMES B. PARK JUDGE OF SAID COURT. AT CHAMBERS. The petition of Richard Brown, Dan Johnson, Iverson Bonner, Rich ard Stubbs, Will Brooks, Adolphus Satcher, Frank Phelps, and Texas Rice of said State and county, r spectfully shows. 1. That they desire for themselv and asyociates and successors to 1 incorporated as provided by law. u der the name and style of tl SISTERS AND BROTHERS OF LOVE No. 1, and for the term of twenty years with the privilege renewal thereof as provided by law 2. That the object of said corpora tion is that of a fraternal and social society for the purpose of mutual aid, help and assistance to its members, and that the • ame iy not for pecuni ary gain and therefore there is nc capita] stock. (a) Its principal office is at a place known as Oak Grove Lodge in the 321st., District of said county. 3. They desire the right to sue and be sued, to have and own a com mon seal and to have, own and hold real estate and other property and to exercise any and all other rights and powers incident to similar porations and societies. 4. They desire the power to maintain and preserve good order, peace and conduct in and around the premises both among its members and others who may be assembled with them, to encourage fellowship and good feelings among its members and the of the colored race, uphold- SUDDEN SERVICE" Phone 373 ® a i* Shoe Plant and Pressing Club ANYBODY interested Moaaacatal Work Sec J W. IVEY, Scum. He Represeab 71* MdM C.„ Tl* Larfest h IT COSTS LESS TRAVEL BY TRAIN THE SAFEST THE MOST COMFORTABLE • THE MOST RELIABLE J SOUTHER* MINAY SYSTEM ing morality and excellence of be havior among them. 5. Petitioners show that they desire the right and power to charge and collect intiation fees and dues from membery for the purpose of identify ing them against sickness and other physical disabilities and to aid and assii* in the burying of the dead and give any and all other and necessary assistance to the relief of its said members, with the right to receive donations, make purchases and aliena tions and create liens, not for profit but for the promotion of the bene volent purposoy 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. 6. Petitioners desire the right to per form any and all other acts not in- conwstent with the laws of Georgia and of the United Slates and in furtherance of the beneficent and benevolent purposes of the same. 7 They desire the right to issue indemnity and member-hip certifi cates and to give and take receipts for monies paid and to eiecute any and all other instruments i.ccesyary for the promotion of the purp^': •& ■'f the corporation. 8. They show that this application is made for ihe incorporation 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 membery thereof. 9. They ucsirc the right to apply for amendments to said charter both in form and in substance from time to time as by law authorized and may be authorized by a majority of the members of said society in good standing. Where .ore, they pray that they, their associates and successors be in corporated under the said name and style and for the term of twenty years as aforesaid with all the rights privileges and immunities ay by law authorized and provided in the in corporation of similar societies. SIBLEY & SIBLEY, Attorneys for Petitioners. GEORGIA, 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 application for charter of the SIS TERS AND BROTHERS OF LOVE No. 1 as filed in the office of the elerk of the Superior Court. This May the 2!st, 1923. J. C. COOPER, Clerk of the Superior Court of Baldwin County, Ga. WOMEN’S PAINS They Were Relieved By CuM Which This Georgia Lady Took oa Her Ma&- cr’e Adrice. Columbus. Ga.—“I don’t see why women will drag around, in a half hearted way. never feeling wen. barely able to drag^when CanluL might help put them on their feet, as it did me,” says Mrs. Geo. 8. Hunter, of this city. ,,T . suffered with dreadful pains In my sides. I had to go to bed and stay sometimes two weeks at a time. “I could not work, and Just dragged around the house. ‘‘I got very thin. I went from a hundred and twenty-six pounds of Cardui. and she knew wlaat a good medicine it was for this trou ble. So she told me to get some and take it. “I sent to the store fer Cardui, and before I had token the first bottle I began to improve. My side hurt less, and I began to mend in health. I took the second bottle, and felt much better. I followed, this by two more bottles. “Cardui acted as a fine tonic. Z do cot feel like the same person. Z am well now, and still gaining. 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