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NEW POSTAL RATES EFFECTIVE JULY 1ST. 1IU Postmaster Hugh T. Cline yester day announced further changes in the Postal Ratos which became effec tive Sunday. On all classes of mails, with the exception of first class, special de livery rates will be 15c for pounds or less; 25c from two to ' pounds; and 35c for ten pounds These rates, he said, include the special handling feature. first class mail matter the special delivery rate will remain 10c for each two pounds or less, but has been increased from 15c to 20c for over two but not over ten pounds and from 20c to 25c from pounds upward. The rates on post cards and private mailing cards have been reduced to t each. Newspapers or publi cations entered as second-class mat ter when sent by others than the pub lisher or news agent, is one cent for each two ounces or fraction. Provision in Postal Laws and Regu- latinos has been mude for registry indemnity up to one thousand dol- istead of one hundred dollars as formerly. STUDY THE LIFE OF ST. PAUL The men of the Methodist church I ! and all others who may not be con nected with any Sunday School, arc invited to attend the Men’s Bible class ut the Methodist Sunday School every Sunday morning at 10:15 o’clock, and hear Prof. W. T- Wynn’s lectures on St. Paul. A study of the life of this great Christian leader is most interesting, .and the lectures of Prof. Wynn arc highly entertaining.* ■ pleasant and profitable hour the- Sabbath could not be spent by the men. We are expecting you next Sunday. A cordial welcome tiwaits you! MEMBERS OF THE CLASS. VHIOK MCOBDIK. MIU.EOCIV1UJ, GA., JULY i, It2, FAMILY REUOON MANNING Family altars and the daily reading of God’s word will not solve the problem of Christianity in the home. Certainly daily worship in a necessary factor for every home if it would be Christian. Despite this fact we have scores of Methodists homes in which More days, weeks, months, years go by' p ray er, worship in the home will not solve the problem of Christianity in the home, though we believe this step absolutely necessary. Christianity does not consist in w*orship alone. After the daily periods of worship come the more difficult periods of living out the ideals of the one wor shipped. The Pharisee in the temple was an ideal worshipper, but was far from being a Christian in his living. incing than an eloquent impressive than a ferv- without ,ny effort on the pert of the I ent xrmm _ raore rff , ctive [h „ ^ parents or children to worship God. .... .... . _ ... in the hotne. No prayer, .re made. I‘ l *' ly ; ,,d, " K of Gods Word is th ' no gratitutc to God is shown, noj ,lfe of onL ‘ who h» Christ-like to all Christian instruction is given, and 1 member* of the family at nil times, in many homes no religious litera- ] under .all circumstances, ture is read. Many who subscribe to secular papers and periodicals and find time to read them do not even subscribe to their own church paper- These same parents will look into their pastor’s face and declare that our church papers cost too much, or that if they had the church organ coming into the home weekly they would not have time to read it. May our Allwise Father send a dart fiction into the hearts and minds fo those parents who are fail ing to give their children a chance to be worthwhile Christians because of a lack of Christian literature in the home. We repeat, however, that daily ‘Jesus won imividuab with this kindly, attitude, His forgiving spirit, Hh/ sympathetic understanding. His tolerant viewpoint, rather than with long prayers, formal worship and hypocritical adoration of the Father. There are many thoughtless, sin ful, Godless boys and girls in our homes today, over whom the preach er and Sunday School have no power, that can be saved by some one in the home, a father, sister, mother, broth er. A severe lecture may do no good a loud prayer may seem of no avail, but the life of one who lives like Christ will not and cannot fail to ultimately have its effect. Christians ought to pray and read God’s Word in the homo, ia fact they will, but Christ says. “Not every one that sayeth unto me Lord. Lord, shall enter into the Kingdom of Heaven, but he that doeth the will of My Father which is In Heaven." Hundreds of parents in our own section are bewailing the wayward ness of our present day boys and girls, and yet they give no part of their time each day in praying with and instructing their own children. Are the boys and girls to be blamed? Our prayer to God should be that “homes" might be saved. String Money by Purchtiing Cheep Insurance I, Like Seeing Time by Stoppng The Clock C. H. ANDREWS & SON “Nothing But Iuunuce” Peter,Peter,pastry-eater, Had a wife and couldn’t keep her. But one day he bought a sack of Omega Flour—she came back! Now they’re living happily Eating Omega paster-ee! „ New Owners to Old You don’t know the half of THIS “I have driven Hudsons before, and also costlier cars, but until you’ve driven this Hudson you don’t knotv the half of it! Noth ing like it for smoothness, performance and ridingease.”—J.L. There is a thrill in store for you too when you take your first ride in a new Hudson Super-Six. *1250 AND UP T. H. ENNIS, Dealer MILLEDGEVILLE. GEORGIA Sold by most all the grocers in and around Milledgeville. proves our claim that our service is unsurpassed. The chil dren’s clothes, the table linens, bed sheet, and pillow slips, in short everything washable can be entrusted to us. with confidence that each piece will be returned immaculately laundered, and in perfect condition. Our service will save clothes, time, and money. Milledgeville Laundry and Dry Cleaners PHONE 440 Remember— Yoii can’t paint a house with applesauce! “Cheap" paint is low-priced-pei-gallon, yes. But it isn’t cheap on the wall. When you figure so-called “cheap” paint by the coat of the job, it’s the most expensive you can buy. On the other f:ne old SWP House Paint saves you mnney every time. Because “cheap” paint covers so stingily, more gallons are needed on a job. Then it gives out so quickly that yon have to pay the cost of repainting two, three, or even more times to SWP's once. And SWP gives you a rich, more beautiful job. For best results and lowest costs, use— ci sin I HOUSE PAINTI ww n Those same facts hold true for all “cheap” paints, varnishes, lacquers and enamels. “Cheap" paint prod ucts are never economical. Shcrwin-Williams makes a “quality” finish for every surface. Use our Household Painting Guide to find the correct finish for your needs. We have a free copy of the Guide for you. The Sherwin-Wiluams Co. “Paint Headquarters” Fowler-Flemister Coal Co.