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UNION RECORDCft. MtLLEDGEVlLLE, CA^ JUNE XI. lttt Tk. Man Wk. K—w Hi* W.rd It is like the shadow of a great rock in a weary land to run across, as w* do occasionally, a man who keeps his word. You may be able to sue on written promises and contract* put in writing which ore usually binding, but some how the nun who does not keep his word strictly is a slippery customer and it is hard to get hold of him, even with a piece of writing. The fundamental security for t man doing what he promises is, af ter all, character. If a man has character and is up right you are safer in lending him money than if he gives you a mortg age on his farm. Doing business with a liar is never aatisfactory Somehow he will attempt to wrigglt out of his promises. It is easy to detect the strictly honest person. When he owes money he does not avoid you, openly and frankly pays you si thing on account right along, if he cannot pay the whole amount. The test of the fundamentally hon est man is his punctuality in meet ing his engagements or in franWy ex plaining to you why those engage ments cannot be met. The courts arc full of people try ing to evade their plain engagements. A man who is in debt sincerely trie« to meet that debt whether it hurts him or not It is very trying and very disturbing to our faith in human nature to find a person who not doing as he said he would do. The good loser, the man who loses and yet is cheerful is the man who is after all one of the chief pillars of the social fabric. a clever greeting card to speed the traveler on his way. Use only half quantities for the recipes, and you will find this an economical gift—with plenty of deli cious cake left over for the family. & LOCAL PENENGS road or street, containing one-half thereto the appraisers return will be more or less, said lot having made the order of this court. UMTS HOME FDR THE (»V NANCY HART) Next time you want to make a Bon Voyage gift, try baking a variety of home-made cookies cut in fancy shapes and attractively packed in separate boxes. Wrap each box in a different fancy paper of futuristic design in high colors and use gold seals or gold paper tape for tying. Then tuck the boxes into a gay raffia bag, with Cottage Choose Soled Drain juice fruit f'om pint can shreded pineapple, add water to make a pint; bring to boil and dis solve in it a package lemon-flavored gelatin. When slightly thickened, fold in pineapple, a cup cottage cheese, anil season with salt and cayenne. Lay strips of piminento in mold, fill with gelatin mixture and chill. Serve with cream mayonnaise. Makes Thom Liko Prvoom Prune Toast is a delicious break fast dish made by browning thick slices of Vienna bread in butter margarine. Then turn into the pan a half pound stewed seeded prunes cooked very soft. Heat, pour toast, dust with powdered sugar and serve with cream. To Remove Gum Place a piece of ice over chewing gum that adheres to cloth; scrape off as much as possible with a dull blade, then wash spot with gasoline or alcohol. Koog. Poo. Cleon One dip of the pen in a small quan tity of ammonia make* the pen as bright as new. This is helpful when using various colors of Ink. Have A Bright Oven If you will paint the inside of the en with aluminum paint it will be much eeasier to see what’s going on inside. When Hushing Corn To remove com silk with the least effort, first husk the car, then brush toward the stem end with a clean whisk broom. ?alt Cleons Sinks Sinks and drain* can be kept free of grease and odors by pouring hot salt brine through them once or twice a week. If Yon Have Not Egg-Beeter— A fruit jar can be used for beating eggs quickly. Rinse jar with cold water to prevent eggs sticking; break the egg* into the jar, seal .and shake. Changing Pictures An occasional change of pictures n room has a freshening effect that t small, but are growing. The peach orchard* in Baldwin county promise a large yield. Mr. W. H. Montgomery gave the member* of the Farmers Club splendid barbecue dinner when they met at his home Saturday. There were few people in the city Saturday, until late in the afternoon and evening. The attendance at the G. W. Summer School is said to be the largest in its history. Capt. .and Mrs. J. H. Ennis have noved into the residence vacated by Ur. and Mrs. Thos Ree*. erected thereon a frame dwelling; houue. Said lot will be sold with all j improvements thereon, said land levi- n as the property of Eugene Grantling to satisfy an execution issu. ed on the 2nd day of May 1928, from the Justice Court of the 321st 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. Mr. J. S. Bone is erecting another bungalow in the western part of the city. A new filling station is being put i in the western part of the city, i the highway leading to Macon. The civil docket for the approach ing session of Superior Court has been arranged. JESSE JAMES CAUGHT! Pittsburg, June 18.— (Autocaster) A namesake of the bandit of Wes- rn fontier days, Jesse Jr.mes, was indicted here on a charge of laceny for taking |75 worth of wearing ap parel from a room. 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 on the estate of W. T. Garrard, late of said county, deceased, this is to cite all and singular the creditors and next of kin of W. T. Garrard, de ceased, to be and appear at the court of 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, 192S. W. H. STEMBRIDGE, Ordinary. LAND SALE C. I. Blizzard, the administrator upon the edtate of Robert L. Renfore, late of said county, deceased, will sell the land belongng to, said estate situated lying and being in the 115th District G. M. Baldwin county Geor gia, containing three acres i lea.**, and bounded as follows North by the Bill McCoy place, and a 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 the debts of said estate and distribution. Said land will be sold to the highest bidder for cash on the first Tuesday in July be fore the Court House door. This June 7th, 1928. C. I. BLIZZARD GEORGIA Baldwin County. To The Superior Court of said W. H. STEMBRIDGE, Ordinary j county and H on. James B. Park Judge thereof, at chambers. The petition of the Rock Mil! Christian Endeavor Society, a corpo ration of said State and county, spectfully showa Term, is quite comparable to bringing in a bright bouquet of flowers. It is a mistake to leave the same pictures in the same positions year after year. L E C A L S SHERIFF SALE GEORGIA, Bldwian County. Will be sold at the Court House Door in said county on the first Tuesday in July, 1928, within the legal hours of sale the following property towit; all that lot or parcel of land situated in the 321st District G. M. 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 Ma- haley Daniels, on the uouth by lot of Andrew Dennis, and on the west by YEARS SUPPORT GEORGIA, Baldwin County. Ordinary’s Office. June 1928. The appraisers appointed to set aside a years support for Mrs. Hat- tiett Allen Garrard out of the estate of W. T. Garrard, lata of said eounty, deceased, having filed their return in thi* office; This is there fore to notify all 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. YEARS SUPPORT GEORGIA, Baldwin County. Ordinary’s Office, June Term 1928. The appraisers appointed to aside a year’* support for Mrs. J. N. Layfield, late of said county deceas ed, 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 1. That on the 15th, day of July, 1908 at the regular July term of the Superior Court of Baldwin county, a charter was issued to it by said court at and for the term of twenty years, winch appears in Minute Book J. Pages 535-537 in the Super ior Court, clerk’s office of said coun ty; and that said charter will expire on July the 16th, 1928 next,—refer ence is made to said record as may be necessary in this procedure. 2. bene- That said corporation is a volent institution having for i pose and object of giving aid sic' and needy of its membership, to properly and decently bury the dead and to propagate the teaching of the Christian religion and therefore not for the purpose of pecuniary gain and has no capital stock. 3. That at a call meeting of the mem bers of said corporation held in ac cordance with the charter and by laws of the same on the 9th day of June, 1928, a resolution animously adopted directing that the charter he renewed a, authorized „ rd provided by la., a certified .b.tr.ct from the minutea of the corporation *owin* that the application for newal and amendment hae been a u ] thorited by proper corporate oc*ion ia here to attached and marked Ei! hibit A and made a part thereof. Petitioner ahowa that as provided by law and before the expiration of aald charter, it files thla its petition in the office of the clerk of the Superior Court of said county, .jewd *'ith the corporate name of the corp 0 . ration whose charter is sought ti. be renewed. Wherefore, the said ROCK MILL CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR SOCIETY prays that its charter be renewed for the term of twenty years from July the 15th., 1928, with all the power*, privileges and immunities h-reto. fore vested in it, in its original char ter and .as may be allowed by law for corporations of similar character under the laws of Georgia. Rock Mill Christian Endeavor Soceity By its Attorney* Sibley & Sibley. P. O. Box 273 Milledgeville, Georgia Exhibit A At a special meeting called for the purpose, it was brought to the at- tention of the Lodge that the present charter of the corporation would ex pire on the 15th, day of July l!*28, and that in order for a continuation of its operation, it is necessary that the charter be revived. Upon motion made and unanimously carried, the trustees were directed to employ le gal counsel for the purpose of having proper steps taken in the Superior Court of Baldwin county for the re vival and renewal of such charter. I, Ola Ford, secretary and custo- dian of the minutes of ROCK MILL CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR SOCIETY do certify that the foregoing is a true and correct copy thereof a< it purports to be. This June the 12th, 1928. OLA FORD GEORGIA Baldwin County. I, J. C. Cooper, of said State and county, do certify that I am :i clerk of the Superior Court of sj* county and that the foregoing L* true and correct copy of the original application for a renewal of charter of the ROCK MILL CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR SOCIETY as filed the office of the clerk of the Superior Court. Witness my official signature this 13th, day of June, 1928. J. C. COOPER Clerk of the Superior Court, Bladwin County, Georgia. DO YOU Want a Good Position at a Splendid Salary? G°*d pwtnu arc waiting ■ big office, for tnaed worker,. 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