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UNION RECORDER, MILLEDCEVILLE, CA., JUNE 7, l»*a BISHOP CANDLER DEDICATES MEMORIAL HOSPITAL SUNDAY I BRILLIANT EXERCISES MARK THE CLOSE OF STATE COLLEGE (Co ntied from front page) tinned from fr« in order that we may once again ex press our love for the deep apprecia tion of Dr. Marvin McTyeire Parks. I stand before you as the official representative of that great group of college women who have worn the brown of thin institution, that great group of women who love this col lege, and in whose heart ever burns a desire to serve. That ideal of ser vice. loyal cooperation, and appre ciation of the finer things of life, i implanted during college days by the revered Dr. Marvin Mctyeire Parks, has made this day possible. A few short months ago, and yet they seem so long without him, a tragedy came and his physical pres ence within these halls was gone, but there has ever hovered over and shall continue to permeate every phase of this institution his spiritual pres ence—that something that will al ways make u.w finer, nobler, purer. In the midst of the grief that had come to Georgia, the Southland, and most of all to our College his voice though hushed seemed to say, earn,- on, carry on the ideals, uphold the standards pick up the tank, and go forward. We honor him, we revere his memory, we love him. With service the ideal, carry on the watchword, we, the Alumnae, launched the campaign to place upon this campus the Man-in Parks Memorial. I stand here today less than eighteen months since he went away, to present to this college this magnificent building. Truly, it is not good enough hut given with a spirit of devotion and appreciation it shall stand forever as a living testimonial to the esteem in which he is held. Many forces have cooperat ed to make this building possible in so short a time. The bronze tablet which marks it say? “This building is erected by the Alumnae, Faculty Students, njnd Fiends, under the direction of the Alumnae Associa tion.” To all who have contributed to the establishment of the Marvin Parks Memorial we give due credit and wineere appreciation. The As sociation- is indebted to Mr. L. S. Fowler for his wise council and un tiring labor during the entire cam paign. Last spring the Association re quested the Board of Directors to grant to the Alumane the privilege of plncing the building upon the cam pus. This permission was granted and a Building Committee appointed. This Committee, Hon Miller S. Bell, Dr. E. A. Tigner, Dr. J. L. Beeson have directed the construction of this mugnificent building. To them we arc grateful and I take this op portunity to publicly express to the Officiul Building Committee and to Mr. Fowler the sincere appreciation of the entire Association for their untiring labors. Judge Russell, as President of the Alumnae Association of the Georgia State College for Women, I take great pleasure in presenting to this College the Marvin Park* Memorial Hospital, the gift of the Alumnae, Faculty, Students, and friends as a result of the campaign sponsored by the Alumnae Association. I ask that you, the President of tne Board of Directors, accept this memorial to .one of the greatest of College Presi dents, noblest of Christian gentle men, truest of friends, Dr. Marvin McTyeire Parks. Judge R. B. RusHell, chairman of the Board of Directors acceptccd the building on hehlaf of the Board of Directors. The building was open for inspec tion and the hundreds of people went through, and were greatly impressed with the completeness and hte beauty of the building. SHERIFF SALE jus*, ‘will power,' but rather the urg;* for every-day duty. ‘The bless ing ol the earth is toil." A sense of worship, a sense of reverence, also was needed. Dr. Dowell declared. "The biggest business in the edu cational world today," ho said, 'is fostering the function of the will, by adding content and purpowe.’ Senior Class and Collegiute Normal "Yet another thing," he added. Class Exercises Friday and Saturday “was necessary for a full life, afternoons, and the Alumnae banquet Man who has no object in view has Saturday evening, no incentive to 'get up' Benediction. Sunday aftemon at six thirty | -- o’clock the Man-in Park. Hospital was GEORGIA, Bldwion County, presented to the Collette by Mis*j \ V j|| be sold at the Court House Mary Brooks, President of the Alum-; „ 1)0r in county „„ ths first no* accepted by Judge R. B. Russell J Tuesdll> . in July w28 , within the Chairman of the Board of Trustees.: IeR>1 h „ ura of M]e the following an,I dedicated by Bishop Warren A. j tiro[Kirty towit . al) ^ | ot or pBrc ,.| Candler. These exercises were very! nt - [, in! i .jtuated in the 321st District full account np- G y Baldwin County the same being in the village of Midway and bound ed as follows, on the north by a road | or street, on the east by lot of Mu- icars elsewhere in this paper. Later in the evening Y. W. C. A. ferper sen-ices were held. The above were preceeded by the ntial, therefore. The object, the terminus, is attained by vision, which is the property, within, «.f seeing through thing* Finally, young ladies success is readiness for the occasion. A man or woman who does his or her work worthwhile, is .at work all the time. And with work comes the consciousness of feeling and being worthwhile." Personality Defined Dr. Dowell defined personality. Men, he said, have character with out personality. "What, in fine, is personality?" he asked. “Man has personality in its crude und human form. God is per fect personality. Therefore, young ladies, the purpose of life must mean approaching to God us nearly us possible. The terminus of life, there fore, must mean the achievement work, or duty, coupled with the im provement of our own crude perso nality. “Your real value, life’s treasure, is not whut you have done before, but your true valuation for future WE DOPE AND AL1M1TE 'r put it where it should go, in *. and not in th« car. Call L. N. JORDAN I wish to take this method of ex pressing my thanks to the many people who contributed to the suet- ss of the party Monday night. It was only through the spirit of co-opera tion and untiring effort of the citi zens that this affair was such a huge success. I am indeed grateful for your support and it was only through your effort that we succeed ed. ADRIAN HORNE. Chairman. huley Daniels, on the south by lot of Andrew Dennis, and on the west by road «*r street, containing one-half acre more or less, said lot having erected thereon a frame dwelling house. Said lot will be sold with all improvements thereon, said land levi ed on ns the property of Eugene Grantling to satisfy an execution issu ed on the 2nd day of May 1928, from the Justice Court of the .‘121st Dis trict G. M., said County in favor of A. T. Swann against Eugene Grant- ling. This May 31st, 1928. S. L. TERRY, Sheriff Baldwin Co. Ga. renite-Bitulithic wearing sunace on n 4 inch cement concrete base with the necessary curb, gutter. Mtorm sewer pipe lines, manhole?, and catch basins. Approximate quantities are as follows: 1712 lineal f:ot of G"x30" combined concrete curb and gutter, 495 lineal feet of storm sewer pipe line, 3 catch basins, and 1300 square yard* of pavement. Bids are asked on all of the «iid work and materials for said improve ment. Each bid must be accompani ed by a Cashier’s Check in the sum of $250.00 made payable to the Treasurer of the City of Milledgeville Ga., ns a proposal guarantee. The plans and ypecificaiotns may be inspected at the office of the Clerk and Treasurer of the City of Milledgeville and at the office of the Engineer in Milledgeville. The right is reserved to reject any and all bids. By order of Council this 23th, day of .May, 1928. TIIF .MAYOR AND ALDERMEN OF THE CITY OF MILLEDGEVILLE, GEORGIA. THE HARWOOD BEEBE CO., Municipal Engineers Spartanburg, S. C. Let the Hardie car waahai (thing at L. N. JORDAN FOR SALE—Wo. Ready-to-wear Store, and low rent. Womei vice Store 355, 3rd Stn tu Lazarus Jewelei Milliner, « n d Good store Self Ser. ! *t door Macon, Ga. CHEVROLET SEDAN FOR SALE want your dollar to do it’» r(K bulbs. Miss. Mania Jai FORD COUPE FOR SALE A good buy, a good car at a cheap price, no need to linger on this one if you want a coupe that ii right see L. N. JORDAN sen-ice, for service to society and incidentally .service toward develop- , ,/ . . . . further, honeat to-good-ness folk. " u ' nt of your own character. o( ,„^ . bcll „ b my , The artist a attitude toward hi. Thi . wi|| „ work is an .apt example, Dr. Dowell ^ said, of the true attitude that should.' * 1**,? "irxorwu , . , , , „ 1, , W. JUKUAN be taken toward one s “purpose. He j concluded with the words: “See all, FQR S ALE-Rooted geranium., trust God, be not afraid. j „i„,_ __j L>1 „ Following the address of Dr. Do- Well one hundred and sixteen degrees were conferred, and three hundred and twenty-three diplomas were awarded to the member* of the class, who represented every section of the State. This is the largest class that has gone out from the halls of Georgia’s great school for its young women, and its usefulness in moulding and shaping character has again been fully illustrated. The Baccalaureate Sermon was preached Sunday morning by Dr. Henry H. Sweets, Executive Secre tary of Christian Education Southern Presbyterian church. Dr. Sweet cho*e his text from Ephesians 3rd chapter, 14th, 19th verses inclusive. Doctor Sweets spoke with remark able clearness of thought which couched in perfect diction and de livered in a most pleasing mi He .-tilted that the text presented four distinct petitions: God, the father of us all: the people of the •earth gathered in one fumily; the spirit of Christ the strength of true life: the abiding Christ leads on from glory to glory in the formation of He urged the members of the graduating class to incorporate in their lives thi-. great prayer of St. Paul’s. I The following was the program ol NOTICE TO BIDDERS Sealed proposal* for the paving and otherwise improving of Street Improvement Section or Zone No. | 28 in the City of Milledgeville, Geor- j gia, will be received by the M)tyor .and I Aldermen of said City at their office j in the City Hall at twelve o’clock M | June 11th, 1928. Said Street Improvement Section | or Zone No. 28 consists of that por-1 tion of Wilkinson Street lying and; being between the south side of Green Street und the North property line of Washington Street. Bids will be received on 2” War- WE HAVE RADIATOR CLEANER One can in your radiator will dean it perfectly thereby r all th. icale he. i face i. eded t new bui >ry. Evi lately guaranteed to do what we or money cheerfully refunded. L. N. JORDAN GEORGIA, Baldwin County. To all whom it may concern: Hattie Allen Garrard of said State, having, in proper form applied for permanent letters of administration he estate of W. T. Garrard, late of said county, deceased, this is to cite all and vingular the creditors next of kin of W. T. Garrard, de ceased, to Ik* and appear at the court ordinary of siad county, at the July Term. 1928, and show cause, if any, they have or can, why perman ent letters of administration should not be granted to said, Hattie Allen Garrard on said estate. This the 7th day of June, 1928. W. H. STEMBRIDGE. Ordinary DRY CLEAN Your Blankets Before Storing—Thi* not only preserve* the fabric, bnt leaves then ready for use next winter. Single Cotton Blankets Doable Cotton Blankets Single Wool Blankets Double Wool Blankets MILLEDGEVILLE LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANERS Phone 440 Organ Prelude—Andante in B flat Rim B. Thump FOR RENT—2 do* hall Li flits, Wal Hymn—“The Spurious Firma-! ment" - - Haydn — Students und Congregation. Scripture Reading. Music—Andante (From "Gblden Sonata")— Henry Purcell—Mis* Bea rin' llorshrugh and Miss Christine ished. CJo Co THEY SAY THAT WE SELL The coldest dope, in town, whe one is not cold it is'nt worth a cen when it is half cold it is not wort! much. But oh boy when they «r cold it is worth a quarter on a col day, still we only ask 5c. L. N. JORDAN -Bishop Warren A. Cand- Musi (Kipling)—Ren <*ional— R. de Koven. Announcements and presentatior , of Speaker—By Rev. Geo. 15. Thomp son — Rei vnd Henry H. L. H. STANLEY PLUM1IN6 UNO HEATING CONTRACTOR ESTIMATE FURNISHED REPAIR WORK SOLICITED NO JOB TOO URGE OR TOO SMALL PKmc M5-L 508 Sootk Wayne Street Notice! ALL DQGS W!LL BE INOCUIATFD JUNE 15, 16, 18 The antirabic inoculation will be done on the above days by A VERY COMPETENT VETERINARIAN, and under the supervis ion of the County Health Officer and Chairman of the sanitary committee of the City Council. A standard vaccine from a recognized standard biolocical house will be used, and will be given by the veterinarian under the most ASEPTIC method. All people are required to bring their dog to the City Hall on one of the three dales preferably the 15th and 16th, the 18th to be employed for the few scattering ones left. HOURS FOR INOCULATION, 9 TO 1 AND 2 TO 5 Doses will be given according to the size of the animal and no one need fear the inoculation of their dog, for as much care will be employed as if human inoculation were being practiced. By Order of the CITY COUNCIL EVERY THING PRETTY , The signs are right, the price is right, the time* are right, our used cars are right, you can certainly i aT> the other fellow’s depreciation. Ride while you pay plan. L. N. JORDAN 666 Corel Chills and Ferer, Intermittent, Remittent end Billions Fever doe to Malaria. It kills the Germs. HXXXXXXXXXXXX3 DAVID VULCANIZING PLANT AND TIRE SHOP Neat door to Mr. D. F. Montgom ery—Ad work promptly and efficiently attended to. Giee me year Tire work, Ges and Oil and Dope. rxxxxxzxvxxxxi Get Your Conven tion Seat from Clifton Adams The Radio Doctor You can hear every thing that goes on at the Presidential Convention without stepping out of your house—if you are the owner of a good radio set. —And the best radio set you can own is an RCA Radioia. COME IN AND HEAR THE NEW RCA ACHIEVEMENT RADIOLA 18. SHOES deliver money’s worth in full. Every dollar brings you more than ordinary shoe satisfaction. Why don’t you wear FLORSHEIM Shoes? 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