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UNION RECORDER, MILLEDCEVILLE. GA„ NOVEMBER II, 111* ATiONAL SUNDAY "school LESSOflFO* NOV. IS Eip .ri.«cM i» AcU *1.»-**>* >**■*• D. Pr!«., D. O. I i c iio!i and of , it 1 . i ut Jerusalem. .Tarr.es, Sul’* arri'Ji ^ ,.f Jt-sus, presided 3. That at a meeting of the stock holders held for that purpose on June 12, 1928. which wa* the annual meeting of stockholders, a resolution was adopted by the affirmative vote of more than two-thirds of the entire capital stock of said corporation pro viding that it surrender its charter and franchise and be dissolved, certified copy of this resolution be ing hereto annexed as exhibit A RESOLUTION Resolved by the Mayor and Aldermen of the City of Milledgcvillc that bonds be issued in the aggregate sum of $95,530.26, which amount is the aggregate amount remaining unpaid of the assessments made by resolution of said Mayor and Aldermen on October 1, 1928, to cover the cost of paving and improving of said Street Improvement Section or Zones No. 18, 22, 26, 27, 28, 29, 31, 32, 33, 35, 43, 45, 46 in said City. Said bonds shall be designated as “Milledgeville Street Improvement Bonds.” Said bonds shall be dated November 1, 1928,. shall bear interest from date at the rate of THANKSGIVING IS ANNUAL OCCASION FOR RETURN OLD G. S. C. W. STUDENTS Jesus, pr^sinea over . , , i»4o,.enuii «*•«.- a. —* 1 nCl . where Paul made his e . * part hem,f - reference. 8 ix per cent pet annum, payable annually. Said bonds are to be paid rcn . .l .ee : lo which is prayed as often as mav nnnnnl in U * n ii n ... n ». r.5»« n f Millnri —• tht ; ottering. bo necessary, gathered for th< may annual installments, shall be signed in the name of the City of Millcdgeville i been garnered lor tne , , 'by the Mayor and have attached the seal of said City and shall be payable cb . j ru-alem during this third * 6 . ,ss °‘ ut,on of petitioner ay. to the bearer and be payable sol&ly from assessments levied upon the lots, >r f journey, now concluding. U col ' po ™ ,on " >r tbe besl * nter * railroads, and trncts of land of the several land owners a butting Street * il nar L n . was given of the way ? St , . f° ckl ’ oldcrs nnd creditors, improvement Action No. 18, 22, 26, 27, 28, 29, 31, 32, 33, 35, 43, 45 and u ‘ n . 3 . r ' ,, v Gentiles believed in l'- ,U ” ,aj ,l ' \ *"", td "* tbout ‘ n i us *'4G. Said bondpj shall contain descriptive words identifying the property by “ Lord ' “they ““ * nSr ** 0Clh “ ld '. r “ r 10 J*- Uhivh they are recured with the name of the owner of the property at the ..... .. ^° n or l ,tr -' ons avnng or holding j tj me the assessment was made. Said bond shall be the form of bond adopted rifled Gfd. At the same time any claim or demand against peti- 1 .. •.,]! Paul thnt be wa- being iioner. . : against by those who were WHEREFORE, petiti. th.it he had forsaken the laws that this Court grant an order fix- that dated back to the ing a time for the hearing of this its with petition at the court house in said Enthusiastic plans are being made by the Alumnae Association and the student body for the “hom*-coming” of thu Alumnae at Thanksgiving. Each year, the old girls of G. S. C. W., return to their Alma Mater. This fall, it is believed that a Inrger number than ever before will see fit to visit here, the last week in No vember. The Y. W. C. A. is formulating plana for special morning watch and F °R RENT 3 reaper services. After the Thnnk-- room*. Light, giving dinner, Thursdny, a number Phono 460. of the girls and their visitors will at tend the football game at G. M. C. Chapel exercise* Friday, will be de voted to the returned .Alumnae. Fri day evening, the Junior class reunion will bring together last yeariw Norm al graduates l’a should be noted, to*, that the week is also to be observed ss “Appreciation 4 Week,” the idea of which was begun by Mr*. Nelle Wo mack Hines, a member of the faculty of G. S. C. W. Ir.d cv ic was .advised to a*- county; that its petition be allowed of vows recently made and ordereu filed and published once and taken the same a week for four weeks immediately on himself for the re- preceeding the time for the hearing days. Paul was ready thereon nnd that this Court grant u E, n , 3 k thi«t concession, for he was decree accepting the surrender of its adf.i • as a Jew though he had add- charter and franchise, as provided to his beliefs meanwhile. by law. Trouble began when some devout ALLEN & POTTLE, from Asia declared that this N. W. DENT already under suspicion, had Attorneys for Petitioner, rought Trophimus the Ephesian, a GEORGIA, Fulton County. i, into the section of the In P ers °n before the undersigned M whither only a Jew Notary Public appeared T. C. Sim- . The Chiel distinctly read mons « who bein K duly sworn deposes if another than a Jew passed be- and on oath Days that he is Secretary that point the death penalty of Central Georgia Guano Company, fouh! be inflicted. The uproar was the Petitioner in the within and fore- nd the Temple guards shut petition, and as such has au- . gates as soon as Paul could be thority to and does make this affi xed out. Seeing the confusion davi * for a » d on b< *alf of mid • Roman soldiers were rushed from corporation and that the facts set |e Castle of Antonio for the protec- fortb in paid petition are true, of the man againwt whom the was raised "Awny with him.” JTo secure Paul’s safety, for the ans were responsible, the prison- rn« taken within Antonio where •enturion was ordered to scourge nan and thus extort his confem- This was akia to what is called by ordinance of said Mayor and Aldermen on October 1st, 1928. A copy cf said Bond is hereto attached. Said bonds shall be reghtered by the Clerk pra ^ 8 j and Trea.-Jurer of ;he City of Milledgeville in u book lo be kept for that | purpose and certificate of registration shall be endorsed by the Clerk < •ach of said bonus. Said bonds sliull be issued under the terms and conditions prescribed in the Act of the General Assembly of Georgia, approved August 21, 1925, appearing in the printed Acts of the General Assembly of 1925, pages 1199 to 1214, inclusive. Said bonds shall be numbered from 382 483, including both numbers. The bonds shall be issued ngaiiu«t the following numbered traci land, each of said numbers representing the lot of land dc.-ugnatod by the esponding number on the plan of the work filed in the office of the Clerk and Tiea-urer of said City, and issued : said numbers and the bonds shall be numbered a ir of Pro) the : rty No. 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 Superior Court. Petition to Surrender Charter. ORDER The within and foregoing petition ad and considered. Let the same , . be filed in the office of the Clerk back, Paul sdeed . quiet question of Bn|dwin Supcrior c<mrt and . copy thereof and of this order be published once a week for four weeks ... in the newspapers wherein mned?” They knew thatPaulhad Shcriff . s ^ are pub i ished for said County . , Ordered, Further, ^That a hearing b««i punished with death. The b£ hod b . fore mp> „ th , B ., dwin iturion called the chief captain, Co court houM on ^ 24th dly rndme. Ljr..a», who aleo December, 1928, at which time :n of Borne. When asked if hm h ,f „id petition will be n fptia Paul anIH “Vm." r . .. , , ^ granted if no cause be shown to the "third degree” of modern days, t just the psychological moment, as i was about to fall on the bar- changed everything suddenly. • said, "Is it lawful to scourge a i that is a Roman, and uncon- i true Paul said “Yes. 1 ■>-sias was amazed for his citizenship |ad been obtained at great coat, i Paul, with just pride in his an- ry. adds to the valuation that is r being made of him, “But I am I Roman born.” There were nc furth- f torments that day. I Next day Paul faced the iewish pnhehdrin. When he saw t iat his ? could not have a fair hearing *e he threw that court into con- on by dividing the Pharisees and uces-i as he mentioned the resur- ion. Turmoil started afresh and castle again became the place for keeping. When a fierce plot >vered Paul was hastened north- the meeting having been given each •' stockholder, and there being repre- sented at said meeting more than two-thirds of the entire capital stock of said corporation and more than Caesarea under n strong I two-thirds of all the entire capital Meanwhile Paul had been en-. gtock then and there voting, the fol- uraged by a night vision as "the | j 0W j nK resolution was adopted by the Aubert Lugund, Montgomery St. — 382 Mrs. Sadie Bright, Montgomery St. 383 Mrs. A. L. Ellison, Montgomery St 384 Trustees G. S. C. W., Montgomery St. .. 386 Trustees G. S. C. W., Wilkinson St. 386 L. N. Brogsdale, Wilkinson St 387 Est. Mrs. Sarah L, Montgomery, W. H. Montgomery, Ex. Wilkinson St. .. 388 W. H. Montgomery, Wilkinson St 389 W. H. Montgomery, Wilkinson St 390 A. M. Slater, Wilkinson St 391 Ira Julia Parker, Wilkinson St. 392 E. E. Bass, Wilkinson St. 393 L. N. Brogsdale, Wilkinson St 394 Mrs. 0. O. Banks, Wilkinson St. 395 Minnie R. Williams, Wilkinson St. 390 William Austin, Wilkinson St 397 C. J. Jones, Wilkinson SL 398 Mra Hattie K. Allen, Columbia St 399 Mrs. E. R. Lawrence, Columbia St 400 Mrs. E. R. Lawrence, Columbia St. 401 Mrs. Mary F. Binford, Columbia St. . . 402 Edwin H. Scott, Columbia St. ... 403 Louise & Kathleen Hawkins, Columbia SL404 J. H. Ennis, Columbia St — 405 Mrs. Gertrude W. Spear, Columbia St. .. 406 J. S. Ethridge, Columbia St 407 Mrs. Annie A. Vinson, Clark St. 408 Mrs. Eula Stanley, Clark St. ... 409 Miss Constance E. Day, Clark St. ...» 410 Mrs. Willie Wall Bell, Clark St. 411 J. C. Ingram, Clark SL 412 Otto M. Conn, Clark SL — 413 L. C. Hall, Clark SL 414 Mra Lucy P. Walker, Clark SL 415 L. N. Callaway, Wilkinson SL 416 L. N. Callaway, Wilkinson SL 417 L. N. Callaway, Wilkinson SL ... 418 L. N. Callaway, Wilkinson St 419 Mrs. J. A. Buck, Wilkinson SL 420 Mrs. Fannie Caraker, Wilkinson . e L 421 Miss Manie B. Jones, Wilkinson SL 422 Est. Mrs. John W. Mobley, J. W. Mobley, Sr., J. W. Mobley, Jr. June*12, 1928, due notice I G. H. Mobley, Hciry Wilkinson SL .... 423 , place and purpose of J Mrs. A. F. Skinner, TVilkmson SL ........ 424 contrary. Greensboro, Georgia, Nov. 2nd. 1928. JAMES B. PARK, Judge Superior Court, Ocmulgee Circuit. EXHIBIT "A” At the annual meeting of thi stockholders of Central Georgia Guano Company, held in the office of said Company at Milledgevllie, Georgia, of the p>rd stood by him and ynid, Be of >od cheer: for u a thou hast testi- concerning me at Jerusalem, so lust thou bear witness also at That message was of won- krful consolation through the two t that followed while a prisoner |nd during the journey to Rome that n a shipwreck. |0R RENT—Sept. all families. P. Walker. Cores Chills and Fever, | Intermittent, Remittent and Billious Fever doe to Malaria. It kills the Germs. I PETITION TO SURRENDER CHARTER •E0RGIA, Baldwin County. the Superior Court of said •unty: I Central Georgia Guano Company, [corporation of Baldwin County, brings this its petition and sctfully shows: U* That by order and decree of ^Court dated 8th day of July, •t was duly incorporated and cd a charter. That petitioner desires to dis c'd coloration and surrender 11 m i franchise so granted. affirmative vote of more than two- thirds of the entire capital stock of ■aid corporation: That as soon as the assets of said corporation have been disposed of and the money derived thereform ha* 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 corporation, and that the officers thereof arc hereby directed to do all necessary things to surrender the charter and procure tho dissolution and wind up its af fairs. T. (?. Simmons, Secretary of Central Georgia Guano Company, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true and correct copy abstract from the minutes of the meeting of the stockholders of Central Georgia Guano Company, held June 12, 1928, in the office of the Company Millcdgeville, Georgia. appears from the minutes of the corporation. (Corporate Seal.) T. C. SIMMONS, Secretary Filed in office this 5th day of November 1928. J. C. COOPER, Clerk. I, J. C. Cooper, Clerk of the super- ior Court o( Baldwin County, Geor- yia, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a full, true and cor rect copy of the application of Cen tral Georgia Guano Company to sur- render its charter and franchise, as appears of file in this office. This 5th day of November, 19-8. J. C. COOPEP. Clerk Superior Court Baldwin County, Geurgi Sam P. Bland, Wilkinson SL — L. Terr}', Wilkinson St 426 L. Terry. Washington SL 427 s. Carlyle A. Giles, Washington SL 428 0. Barnes, Washington SL 429 s. Louise Pate Wright, Life Interest 1 »ne half interest and Mrs. Louise McKnight on half interest Washington SL 430 L. Green, Washington SL 431 P.*tronia Simmons, Washington SL 432 Leila B. Lamar, Washington SL .. 433 Annie E. Moore, Washington SL 434 Moore, Clark SL ....—... 435 Exchr .ge Bank, Inc. Clark SL 436 B. Gilstrap, Clark SL 437 E: tate T. F. Newell, Alfred E. Newell, Ex. Clark St. 438 Julia Powell West and N Richard Binion, Heirs Mr.-. T. O. Powell, Clark St. 439 Tanner, Liberty SL 440 Mr.-. Frances W. Ferguson, Liberty SL 441 issioners of Roads & Revenues, Baldwin County Ga., Wilkinson SL .... 442 W. H. Montgomery, Mrs. Clara Whitaker, Life Interest Wilkinson SL 443 J. F. Miller, Green St — 444 Central of Georgia Railway. Inc. (Encroachment by J. F. Miller) Green Street — — 445 Central of Go. Railway Inc. Green SL .. 446 Trustees G. S. C. W. Green SL 447 Central of Ga. Railway, Inc. Green SL 448 Mrs. L. M. Jones, McIntosh SL’ 449 Mrs. Florence V. Zachary, McIntosh SL 450 Mrs. Florence V. Zachary, McIntosh SL 450 Russell Bone, McIntosh St — 452 Miss Sara Ward, McIntosh SL 453 Mrs. W. G. Hawkins, McIntosh SL 454 Mrs. Belle S. Wooten, Green SL 456 Mrs. Ruth V. Parks, Green St. 456 Robert C. Humber Estate, Heirs Miss Mary Humber, Chas I. Humber, Robert Humber, Mrs. Emily White Green SL 467 L. N. Callaway, Green SL 458 L. N. Callaway, Green SL 459 L. N. Callaway, Green SL 460 R. E. Long, Green SL 461 J. E. Grenade, Green SL 462 J. S. Grenade Green SL .— 463 J. E. Grenade, Green SL — 464 1048.31 921.49 1775.36 4404.57 3690.20 951.08 887.68 13G1.11 477.65 1129.95 1454.20 1650.71 2063.38 343.90 343.90 343.90 1179.08 889.09 266.73 477.15 441.68 414.91 1244.73 59.27 681.63 503.82 1314.46 356.00 356.00 356.00 667.23 662.71 695.67 359.67 533.24 78.40 617.61 617.66 768.41 392.08 541.08 1G46.7( 439.1.' 682.21. 580.2! 811.8C 316.70 556.2 1563.47 520.17 626.17 1056.21 846.22 400.79 744.33 400.79 887.47 2433.39 3558.17 3558.17 366.28 137.36 1203.50 1229.66 1303.68 661.85 651.85 1303.68 651.85 651.85 991.03 475.15 Three wonderful new comfort- factors not combined in any other automobile Of» NM*'i WJ*3m A new adjustable front seat—electric windshield wiper with two blade*—rear seats amply wide for three adults—all unite to launch a new epoch in Myle, comfort, performance. Is it any won der that America is accr 'ing it the most enthusiastic reception ever given any fine car? WITH HASTBSP1ECB BODIES BY MSHSS RALPH SIMMERSON, Buick Dealer lobiUi .. Bui Estate Tomlinson F. Newell, Alfred E. Newell, Ex. Green St 465 Trustees, G. S. C. W., Green St 466 A. W. Tisdale, Wall SL 467 C. F. Barrett, John Conn, M. A. McCraw, R. W. Hatcher Wall SL 468 C. F. Barrett, John Conn, M. A. McCraw, R. W. Hatcher Wall 2979.88 3611.15 1985.18 SL 460 46 G. A. Lawrence, Wall SL ...... 470 G. A. Lawrence, Wall SL 471 J. S. Bone, Wall SL 472 J. S. Bone, Wall SL 473 J. S. Bone, Wall St 474 M. M. Crooras, Wall SL 475 J. C. Cooper, Wall St 476 G. T. Wilden, Estate, Mrs. G. T. Wilden, Life Interest, Mrs. O. M. Stemtridge, Oscar Whilden, Jake Whilden, Heirs Wall St 477 Mrs. Carrie Gather Banks, Wall St .... 478 746.67 F. R. Hargrove, Wall St. —— 479 46 15 383.62 W. B. Wood, Wall St — 480 46 17 883.51 A. W. Tisdale, Wall St 481 46 18 614.30 L. L. Beck, Wall St — 4°2 46 20 858.67 Mrs. S. J. Stembridge, Wall St __ 483 46 21 909.58 November 1, 1*28. 18.1.P7 I R. T. BAISDEN. Clerk * Trensurer, 860.55 City of MilledjeviUe, Ga, 400.47 343.26 57.21 400.47 400.47 400.47 1052.66 1373.08 2442.85 1344.48 383.30 346.12 409.05 426.21 1418.80