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UNION RECORDER, MILLEDGEVILLE, GA., NOVEMBER 8. I92S Tk«sWeek sW*.' k I I NTS FOR THE OME BY NANCY HART Have you seen the new toilet ac- ■•-■•ries that ure developed in colors ri5 fresh and dainty as those of the fabrics that drape the modern bed- T'nere are mirrors and brushes, Some ONLY $5,000 TO THE LORD. OUR DESCENDANTS. LINCOLN S SHORT LETTER. "ONLY A COLD.’’ Mrs. E. S. Dodge dies leaving one million. Nineteen thousand dollars go .. friends. $5,000 to a Presbyte rian church, the balance to relatives. Five thousand dollars out of $1,000,- 000 given to the Lord seems small. In old days, when heaven and hell were taken more literally it would have been thought wise to give S’.*00.- 000 of the $1,000,000 to religion and make ‘ure of salvation. soft tints and patt- produce the Chinese motifs of old M.ng porcelain* and lacquers; others show Empire designs and colorings, and again others have floral design-. Imagine the charm of accessories of Nnpolcor blue in a French pattern on a dressing table flounced in changeable taffeta. Or picture the Chintz-hung room with toilet articles in soft blue or buff, green or mauve, according to the color of the dra peries! These are just a few of the decorative effects that may be ob tained with the new toilet ware which, relatively speaking, is far from expensive. copy thereof and of this order be published once a week for four weeks in the newspapers wherein the Sheriff's salen arc* published for said County. Ordered, Further, That a hi be had before me, at the Baldwin County court house on the 24th day of December, 1928, at which time the prayers of said petition will be granted if no cause be shown to the contrary. Greensboro, Georgia, Nov. 2nd, 11*28. JAMFS B. PARK. Judge Super.or Court, Ocmulgee Circuit. EXHIBIT “A" At the annual meeting of the stockholders of Central Georgia Guano Company, held in the office of said Company at Milledgevllie, Georgia, on June 12, 11128, due notice of the time, place and purpose of the meeting having been given each stockholder, and there being repre sented at said meeting more than I two-thirds of the entire capital stock of raid corporation and more than two-thirds of all the entire capita! stock then and there voting, the fol lowing resolution was adopted by thi affirmative vote of more than two thirds of the entire capital stock of said corporation: That as noon as the assets of said corporation have been disposed of and the money derived thereform has been paid out or distributed to credi tors, that this corporation do forth with surrender to the State of Geor gia its charter and franchises, and be dissolved as u corporation, and that the officers thereof are hereby directed to do all necessary things to surrender the charter and procure the dissolution and wind up its af fairs. I. T. C. Simrnom., Secretary of Central Georgia Guano Company, do hereby cer'fy that the above and foregoing is a true and correct copy of an abstract from the n.inutes of the meeting of the stockholders of Central Georgia Guano Company, held June 12, 1928, in the office of the Company Milledgeville, Georgia, n.s appears from the minutes of the corporation. (Corporate Seal.) Piled in office ,hU 5th dl^t November 1928. 3 1 J. C. COOPER. Clerk. I. J. C. Cooper, Clerk of the Suo-, ior Court of Baldwin County, Gt„ gia, do hereby certify that thj abov‘. and foregoing is a full, true and cor! rect copy of the application of ' tral Georgia Guano Company t„ . render its charter and frat.hi**T nppears of file in this office. * This 5th day of November. |<e>g J. C. COOPER, Clerk Superior Court Baldwin County, Georgia. :able Night But in this agnotic day many feel g <ia Onion Soup that the Lord docs ejipecially as He couid create any amount of it by an easy miracle vc.- and educational in- ivher DO i and « Fried Tomatoes Cold Slaw Lemon Meringue Pie Non-stimulcting Drink perform miracles. Children Like Figi Thi. W.y . . , „ . „ For cream fig pudding, dissolve a That a son is born to Princess Mi- *, F . ... package lemon-flavored gelatin in chel Cantacuzene in Chicago means .... . .... ., . . . . . _| pint holing wuter. When cold and little to the nveruge, hut a great deal . ..... ... . .. , „ i beginning to thicken, whip to con stancy of whipped cream. Add one cup wiiipped cream and one cup chopped figs cooked to a jam. Mold or pour into sherbet glasses. of the Grand Army, : that Princess Cuntucuz 1 Grant's grand-daughte: earth 500,000 ye The only immortality of which we are certain, apart from the certainty DeIiciou C o Eat * of religious faith, is the immortality ‘ rn r e of our descendants. Eaeh may live S Chop fine one green pepper and for thousands of years in his de-j*'™ slices onion; saute tn butter, seendants. You that read this arc ; Heat two-thirda cup canned corn and descended from men that were alive 1 cup stewed tomatoes, add pepper, or.ion, 2 tablespoons butter, 1 1-2 cups diced chocs::, 2 tablespoons quick What our descendants will be we cooking tapioca and seasoning. Cook ennnot guess 15 minutes; serve on toast or crack- General Grant, before opportunity i crs * j came and people wonder why l/e PETITION TO SURRENDER didn't keep "sober,” little thought CHARTER thnt he would be the great-grand-1 _ ,. . _ ... , - „ . • < GEORGIA, Baldwin County, father of a son of a Ru*»nn nrnp- Descendants of Astors, Vanderbilts j ■* ° l* 1 ® Superior Court of said and Rockefellers will beg their bread ^ County: a thousand years hence if begging. Central Georgia Guano Company, still prevails. a corporation of Baldwin County, Descendants of Jhenghis, TimurI Georgia, brings thi* its petition and and Attila are among Mongolian la- respectfully show’s: borers now scattered through Asia.] 1. That by order and decree of ' this Court dated 8th day of July, The Triennial Protestant Episcopal 1910, it was duly incorporated and Convention in Washington is urgent-, granted a charter, ly requested to recognize faith cures., 2. That petitioner desires to dis- In such curc« the patient help* him-1 solve said corporation and surrender self by believing that someone else j its charter and franchise no granted. will help him. Faith things. A man was bound his feet } ut in hot water and told that his f et would be cut by a razor. The hack of a razor was drawn across the soles of hi.v feet. Not n drop of blood was shed, hut he died What can kill can cure. Some doctors wisely believe that faith healing should be used to help nervous patients. On June 12, 1848, Abraham Linclnn wrote to William H. Herndon a short letter, telling what he thought about Zachary Taylor’s proupect of election. The letter was sold yesterday for $3,000. Lincoln, thirty-seven years ol when he wrote that letter, would hav been amazed had he known would happen to it. At that time we would have be glad to get the job in the Interior Department for which he applied un successfully. Fortunately ho didn’t get it, for it might have taken him out of politics. many j 3. That at a meeting of the stock- chair holders held for that purpose on June 12, 1928, which was the annual meeting of stockholders, a resolution was adopted by the affirmative vote of more than two-thirds uf the entire capital stock of said corporation pro viding that it surrender itu charter and franchise and be dissolved. A certified copy of this resolution be ing hereto annexed as exhibit "A” and made a part hereof, reference to which is prayed as often as may be necessary. 4. The dissolution of petitioner as a corporation is for the best inter est of all stockholders and creditors, and may be allowed without injus tice to any stockholder or to any per son or persons having or holding any claim or demand against peti- -afflR Real comfort for all three the most pleasing seating arrangement of any car in the world ... another reason for the sweeping demand for the New Buick! * * * * Then?* ample room m Basel?* wide seat* foe three adult*... Comfort unparalleled in the automobile world! f V3&* Siberjfauieermrf f Buick O. M. ENNIS hat] tioner. | WHEREFORE, p citioner prays | that this Court grant an order fix ing a time for the henring of this its petition at the court house in said county; that its petition be allowed and ordered filed and published once a week for four weeks immediately proceeding the time for the hearing thereon and that this Court grant a decree accepting the surrender of its charter and franchise, as provided ALLEN & POTTLE, H. W. DENT Attorneys for Petitioner. GEORGIA, Fulton County. In person before the undersigned Johns Hopkins, in 125 families, rich and poor, will investigate origins, causes and frequency of colds. What is foolishly described as "only a cold,” is the most harmful of diseases, causing a Iohs of hundreds of millions a year in wages. And what is worse, it weakens the system, exposing it to attack from diseases that destroy life—pneumonia, diph-' Notary Public appeared T. C. Sim- theria, heart disease and a dozen mons, who being duly sworn deposes and on oath says that he is Secretary — of Central Georgia Guano Company, the Growing Boy the petitioner in the within and f^re- otbers. Chocolate bread pudding is very wholesome and beloved by the chil dren. Use your usual recipe for n’ain bread pudding, but add to the scalded mitl: 3 squares melted bitter chocolate. This pudding is delicious served with cream. “Well, that lets m? out,” grinned the convict, pointing *o the noon gate. going petition, and as such has au thority to and does make this affi davit for and on behalf of Maid corporation and that the facts set forth in said petition are true. T. C. SIMMONS Sworn to and subscribed before me this 1st day of November, 1928. ELIZABETH D. MELSON, Notary Public, State at Large, Ga. IN RE: Central Georgia Guano Co., Baldwin Superb r Court. Petition to Surrender Charter. ORDER The within and foregoing petition read and conridored. Let the same be filed a the office of the Clerk of Baldwin Superior Court and a TXXXXX XIxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxy, A GREAT HELP Little Bo-Peep has lost her sheep, And can’t tell where to find them. But she isn’t worried. She saw mother bake, With Omega Hour, a wonderful cake! to any woman is the laundry that can relieve her of the cares of the weekly wash day. No more depending on un reliable laundresses, no more worries about the weather. Nothing to do but make up a package and let us call for it. Delivered, of course. Milledgeville Laundry and Dry Cleaners PHONE 440 txxxxxxxxxxxrxxxxxxTTTYTTTa by most all the grocers in and around Milledgeville. kc0 * ojo6o9oeo0aceoec, ® eoe ®o6ttc8ao8c6o8oec8oeo8oec03e38oec8oeo8oeo8o8o8oe i a She was the Fair Wife of Banker Asleep while her Yacht w at Anchor; She awoke w’ith Dismay, When she heard the Mate say, "Raise up the top sheet and spanker.” The poor woman did not know the difference; she thought all "Spankers” were the same. Some people think that Flour is just Flour. There never was a greater mistake. There arc Flours and Flours, some Good and some Bad; but GLORIA SUPREME PATENT FLOUR is the True Standard of Excellence and is Better Every Way E'‘ er ^ | Day- YOUR GROCER HAS IT John Conn Company DISTRIBUTORS Milledgeville, Georgia You own the land and have to pay taxes. Weed out the sorry tenants take one fourth the labor and get better returns. After a rainy year like this your land is sour, packed and dead Why not plow and harrow this land well and sow in small grain wheat, oats, rye. Now is the time to do it. A Farmall is the ma chine to do it with. You can prepare plant and hearvest the crop, then plant peas or soy beans for hay and never need a mule. When you are not operating, no feed bill. $ 150.00 will put this tractor on your farm the balance of small cash payments in 90 days. The remainder (approximate two-thirds of cost) to be paid one half October 1929, one half October 1930. You can sow 100 acres in oats, sell them for «. 50c per bushel, pay for your tractor and get more rent for your §1 land than you have received any year since 1920. I LET ME DFM0NSTRATE THIS TRACTOR ON YOUR FARM II