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UNION RECORDER, MIU.EDGEVILLE. CA., JULY IX. ItW
UNION RECORDER
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at Milladtaailla, Ca.
R. B. MOORE—EDITOR
JERE N. MOORE. B.rinu Mir.
SUBSCRlfTION RATES
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livertiling Rales furnished 01
Application
OFFTIAL ORGAN OF COUNTY
THURSDAY. JULY i2. 1928
tell vou that thL. is MilledgcvillcV MR. AND MRS. R. W. HATCHER EDDY HIGH PROFESSOR WRITES
and Baldwin county's memorial and AND FAMILY RETURN HOME j ON AUDITORIUM CAMPAIGN
when they use these terms they mean, Mr. and Mrs. R. Hatcher and.
it is to belong to every citizen n the f am j|y have returned from an extend-
senso that they want the community c( j t r jp ^ Portsmouth, Va. t Washine
ss a whole to share in its erection * ton> jy c.. Bo:
and when it is completed and stands; p 0 j nts G f niterest in the E*
as a ri’.nnumrnt in whicb wt can all Mr? Hatcher and „ on , Reginald,
be proud, we can individually and Jr an(j dao(tht , r . Miss Lois, left Mil-
collectively boast that w-e budt it. , i ( ,,ieeville the first of June, and were
The memorial is being plated to n( at comro e„cement oxer-
the service of our school. The ^ #f vultation Colley, from
school that doe. and rightfully so. he- institution Miss Lucy Hatcher
longs to Miliedgeville cititens. While Era , 1|la .,, d with ho „ or! .
i*. is to he beautiful and stand n* a ... . . Al _
- , * 1*1 From Washington they went to
ever reminder of those men who died , „ * .... ,, . ,
for a great cause, it will render a l'"rt-mouth. V»„ to visit Mrs. Hatch-
sen-ice of immeasurable value. " ' I*""**- thcy Jomctl
The rail has been made. The ap
peal comes straight to you. We have
too much faith in the people of Mil-
ledgeville and Baldwin county to pre
dict anything but success.
Whether your donation be large or
small, it is your privilege to help,
and the committee will be glad to ac
cept anything you can give.
. halloi
• the ruling
ididate in tl
r.f Chair-
Party
s hang mighty 1-
•ording to the ruling of
Chairman Maddox.
in * f urn * against him in the Novembe
ivhich to. and ^{11 j* a Democrat,
j party loyalty!
FUNERAL OF MR. J. D.
The following article tells of the
campaign being put over by the
Matu., and other patrons of Eddy High School in their
effort to raise funds for the erection
of the their school auditorium. The
Union Recorder is glad to assist in
this movement and urges the colored
people to back this undertaking.
Eddy High School Auditorium Cam
paign Begins July 4th
On that day every American
citizens enjoyed the pure air of free
dom. It is a glorious day to all of us.
We had a very nice day at the Eddy
Hatcher ami Miss Weathersby High School. Our program was short,
Hatcher, who ha* just graduated from b “' vcr >' impressive, sang My Coun-
Mt De Saailc*. college in Macon. All \ tr >' Tis of The s *' eet L ’" d °* Liberty.
of them then left for Boston, where j Invocation—J. E. Wight.
Mr. Hatcher attended the National Song Trio — Elizabeth Kyles,
Retail Hardware Congress. They en- Gladys Collier, Lily Burch.
Harper Myrick, Chairman of the
Board of Trustees was the first
speaker. He was pointed and force
ful in his remarks.
Address—Rev. J. S. Bryan.
Rev. Bryan is indeed classed among
the orators of the country, he is
thoughtful and forceful. He pointed
out the needs for an Auditorium and
the need for men to put the program
T .W. Hick, $5.00; C. F. Daughetty,
15.00; H. W. Waller, Jr., $5.00; W.
T. Steele, $5.00; Richard Scott,
$5.00; J. E. Wright, $5.00; Tom
Collier, $5.50; T. E. Davis, $5.00;
Neal Lofton, $5.00;. Gene Myrick,
$5.00; R. L. Adams, $2.00; F. P.
Steele, $2.50; Dota Agers, $2.00; Wm
Davis, $2.00; T. E. West, Jr., $1.00;
Compton Butts, $1.00; Authur Car
ter, 50c.
Woman
Emma Poole, $5.00; Annie L.
Steele, $1.00; Jannie Richardson,
$1.00; Mamie Butts, $1.00; May E.
West, 50c; Mamie Rogers, 25c.
FOR SALE—A new Perfection 4
Stove in good condition. Apply
T. L. Wood at Bell'* Grocery Co'i
peaches
Ordw. f„ i.di.idu.l Ikl
■>«U .f R-.th.. by or ’•
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wi,-, -<* — -o.irw'r,
•hiptn.ot. Card. ca. b. i.do.cd wil .
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Mail remittance and instruct'
to mo at Mariwetkar, or phonl No'
1904. Pbon# me and I will teen
mail or oxprosi rates.
DIXON WILLIAMS
Meriwether. Ga.
Adv.
FOR RENT—Two large f Urnil
rooms with private bath for i m
diata occupation. Call 297-L.
FOR
SALE — Eureka Vacaciui
Cleaner with all attachments, lei
then half price. Used very littli
Cell 246.
i Willis
i will ship individual
1904, *
addr.
> Meriwethei
alads.
MYRICK HELD SATURDAY
Mr. Jump* D. Myrick'. rcm.lnf hour ,, , t r.,. t«. Room. Prompt
reached this city from Baltimore p erv ; C e given.
; Friday evening, and were carried to
residence of his mother. Mrs. T. CARD OF THANKS
K. Myrick. where they remained un- - rh( . )oved onc . „ f Mr . A Gailll .
|'•'! dc ” n °' c! ° ck Saturday morning. w wiah to thank hi5 friends and thc j„
j when the funeral aereice. were held. fur . heir many expressions of ap-
Few public men have the human d , y R "j F Yarimough °in "the : t ’ rCC “ ti0n “ n< ' ! ' yra!> “ thy “ rered <lur "
outh and sympathy ha. Gov. A1 i ! . J ‘ F ' >" rbr0 " S:h “ "* ing hi, last illness and in the hour of
er plane
n who fails to
aking hip< home
contribute
Smith. He ha- proven this
he ha? d'M
Go
who inject politic
u>. are making »
:>ne that will con
ving the usefulness
contributing anything
out better condition-
which you live? Yoi
every individual in th
whether you will it no <
Hal M. Stanley has serve*
ite of Georgia well ay Com
er of Commerce and Labor
>rd iff above reproach, and th*
of Qeorgiu will retain hi:
always thought that *
ratic ticket in i State
il wiht it an obligation
• the ruling of Chairman Mad do
Rer
rder if it i
port the
National
of the Democratic party
feel duty hound to sup-
cal nominees of the party.
binding a the other in
he ruling of Chairman
By their fi
them.’" The re
party for the
rd of th** Republics
relatives and friends. The remains
were buried on the family square in'
the city cemetery, the following act
ing as pall-bearers: Messrs. C. V. J
Woodward, A. B. Schadd. Ben Tar-
button. Drs. L. W. Lee, A. R. Rozar.
Arthur Rawling.-.
The floral oferings were abund
ant and beautiful in design, coming
from friends in Baltimore, Milledge-
ville und other cities.
The remain.-’ were accompanied **>
the city from Baltimore by Mr. M.v-1
rick’s widow, his brother and wife. I
Mr. and Mrs. J. Fullilove Myrick, Mr.!
C. V. Woodward and Mr. A. B. Shadd
of the Westinghou.se Electric Co.,
with which concern Mr. Myrick was
ployed; they were joined in At-
>ta by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Walsh,
d in Macon by Dr. A. R. Rozar,
Capt. E. T. Bowden and Mrs. Arthur
Rawlings. Mr. C. Wfntehurst, Mr.
chel Whitehurst and Mrs. George
Ingram, of Dublin, uncle and cousins
f the deceased, also attended the
funeral.
r. Myrick died in Baltimore July
n few minutes after leaving the
Golf course, where he played several
It is supposed his death was
bereavement. May God’s richest
blessings rest upon them.
MR. AND MRS. O. O. BANKS,
AND HIS GRANDCHILDREN.
LINEN KNICKERS
rhccks well
taluc at
eptic
The roll was called and some of
those who had promised me their
$5.00 to start our campaign for
$500.00, were there and answered to
their names.
Now you men who pledge and were
not there we are expecting you to
keep your promise. We feel that you
were hindered, we have the utmost
comfidcnce in you. Our city, our
school and the Auditorium for our
children. Let your names be in the
next group.
J. H. JAMES, Principal.
Trustees
Harper Myrick, $5.00; S. C. Mc-
Comb, $5.00; W. F. Steele, $5.00;
Dr. J. F. Boddie, $5.00; J. A. Davis.
$5.00; Charlie Ford, $5.00; Walter
Hargrove, $5.00; Malcolm Wilson,
$5.00; J. H. Hitchcock, $5.00.
Teachers
J. H. James, $5.00; Laurah Wright,
$5.00; Gurtrude Hitchcock, $5.00.
—$1.00 and $1.25—
These are ideal for travel,and pic- Patrons and Friends
lie wear. Rev. W. A. Kelly, $5.00; Rev. J. S.
CHANDLER’S VARIETY STORE ' Bryan. $5.00; George Harper, $5.00;
SUGGESTIONS FOR
Vacation Needs
A NEW STRAW TO REPUCE THAT SUNBURNED ONE
BATHING SUITS IN ONE AND TWO PIECE
WHITE BROADCLOTH SHIRTS—CHENEY TIES
ALLEN A. CO., HOSE
fflITE CANVAS OXFORDS—R0CKINGCHAIR UNION SUITS
JOHN HOLLOWAY
The Man’s Store
JMEW
CHRYSLER
the
and J
t failure brought on by the exer-
nt the close of the game,
r. Myrick was the eldest son of
the lire Mr. J. I). Myrick. und Mrs.
K. T. Myrick. and was horn in Bald
win county. In his boyhood days he
attended the Georgia Military Col
lege. and then went to the Techno
logical School in Atlanta, from wHch
institution he graduated in 1
Later he went to Baltimore, where
he was connected with the Westing-
house Electric Co., being one of its
moat valued men.
The sympathy of our entire com
munity went out to thotv who were
bereaved.
would inevitably result in bringing
hack the negro in politics, and make
him the deciding factor.
WORTHY OF YOUR ENDORSE
MENT
The American Legion through their
committee has actively entered
their campaign to raise the nece?«iary
fund- for the erection of their
the
ivhe fell
during the world war.
The Legion, a.« an organization His
never made an appeal to the public
for help. They have quickly gone
about their task and not once have
they asked the citizens of Miliedge
ville to go down in their pockets ind
contribute one nickle to their cause.
£They are now making a call to the
•eople for money.
From a patriotic standpoint alone
this call should be answered. Every
citizen should feel it an honor that
they are given an opportunity to
share in this undertaking, if patrio
tism were the only reason.
The Legion has not gone into the
erection of a memorial in any selfish
motive. They do not wish to claim
all the glory. While they have taken
the initative as an organization, they
FOR RENT—Tbr.
able
ment. in best location of the
One first floor apartment of
rooms and bath and two s<
floor apartment, of three room
bath, with all modern conveni
for moderate prices. Call 70-
Hancock Street.
A New Car.. A New Car Style.. A New Zenith
of Low Priced Car-Luxury and Performance
One rack of Ladies silk and fla
crepe dresses. Only « few of thes*
left. The styles and colors are th*
best and we .re offering these dre.sei
New slender profile chromium-plated radi
ator.—Long, low bodies.—Generous room
for z to s pussengers, according to body model.
— Luxurious deep uphobtery and appoint
ment detail—New "Silver-Dome ” high-
compression engine, for use with any gas
oline.—Smooth speed up to 60 and more
miles an hour.—Chrysler light-action inter
nal expanding hydraulic four-wheel brakes
—no other car of this pricepossesses fit is fea ture.
Have you visaed the Rose Tea
Room! It is a neat and attractive,'
and lunches are served at all hours. J
40 BOY’S WASH SUITS |
We are closing these out at •'*
spacial prica. They are naatly made •
and designed to fit the growing hoy. I
Take your choice at
—75c and $1.00— |
CHANDLER’S VARIETY STORE ]
With the new Plymouth, Chrysler is the
first to give, at so low a price, the advan
tages of performance, riding case, de
pendability and full adult size which
characterize fine cars of higher price.
It is so revolutionary an advance over
other low priced cars, it is such conclusive
evidence that the past year’s strides in the
science of manufacturing have multiplied
the purchasing power of the motor car
dollar, that you will surely want to see
it and drive it.
A Plymouth ride is the best demonstra
tion of the ease with which it leaps from
3 to 60 and more milrs per. hour—the
T“ rt °f ■*» power and the smoothness of
to the light-action internal hydraulic 4-
whed brakes to know the confidence of
the fastest and safest deceleration you
have ever experienced.
And above all, you must see its beautiful
lines and finish, and stretch at case in its
deep-upholstered, full adult-size bodies,
to comprehend how completely the
Plymouth surpasses cars heretofore sold
under £1000.
Please see and ride in the Plymouth. We
believe you will discover there has never
been a car anywhere near its price that
can approach the Plymouth for power,
pick-up, smoothness, easy handling,
safety, quietness and roominess—nor
that can equal it in beauty and atyla.
tns
W. E. Robinson, Jr., CHRYSLER deaeer