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HHfiSSHBH UNION RECORDER, MILLEDGEVILLE, GA., DECEMBER «. t»28 .rNATIONAL SUNDAY ^ SCHOOL LESSON FOR DEC. 9 PAUL COES TO ROME AcU 28:11-24, 30-31 Sumuel D. Pric, D. D. masinp number, tour around “voder Sea. the Mediterranean, _ vca , „„d cover much of -he mrv that Ihiul fololwed when he 1 taken as a prisoner from Caeaa- t'o Rome. Read the entire log of jorrney beginning with AcU 27 .ritten by L'r. Luke who was with aulall the way. Follow the line of 1 „ith your map. You will zig- t j *he coa?t of Aseia Minor and en along 'he lower side of Crete, here the captain was deceived when ••kMUth wind blew softly" and set le . a pjjnst the advice of Paul, ilow judgment as an experienced ■veler was worth while. Then the il excitement began and thrills re hud f«>r fourteen days after raquil'o was encountered. Landing was made on the main- it I’utcoli, in sight of modern The distance to Rome was 80 miles ami fellow- Christians mt to meet Puul when he reuch- Market of Appius, about 43 les from the city. Still othere were the Three Taverns and when the roger saw them “He thanked God 1 took courage.’' Sur.dy the centurion in charge • e a good account of the conduct of in prisoner since leaving Caesarea, ’he captain could verify much and ave full credit to Paul’s part in car- 1( j for all on board. Here wub a man ) be trusted. Permission was given ;»r him to dwell in his own hired oui* though he must be constantly hained to some guard in turn. His fart and tongue were not bound treby and he could proclaim his ission to all who would listen. No tur when on guard could have been ull for any of the soldier? for Paul’s xperiences in travel must 'have made ny conversation interesting. H$y and sincerity in speaking f Jesus Christ must have won fullest CO TO BED STORIES BY FARMER SMITH “Isn't it just lovely to be seateo here by the fireside listening to the radio while our children wash the dishes?” asked Mrs. Rabbit of her husband. “Yes, indeed it is," replied Br’er Rabbit. “The young oneM are so careful— they rarely break a dish and—” C H A S H ! “That sounds as though they never broke anything," laughed “Br’er Rab bit.' "Oh, well, they may drop a plate or two—what does that matter? You may give me some more for Christ mas.’’ Mrs. Rabbit looked at her husband over her glasses. “You think that will make them more careful?’’ asked Br’er Rabbi*, looking over “The Evening Turnip Lzaf,” the family paper. “They are very careful, my dear, and I with you would not talk so about our darlings. You know—.” CRASH!! “I hope there will be enough plates left for our breakfast,” sighed the old fellow, ns he got up and started for the kitchen. Wh:*n he arrived there he nske> ing? Having “Daddy, we arc glad Come and wipe the ditches for us," said Billie Bunny. Br’er Rabbit adjusted his glasses and took the towel off the rack. Then he said: “I think it would be a good idea to buy some plates that fit my paws. These plates are too—” CRASH!!! “I do wish you children would not break those dishes!" shouted Mrs. Rabbit. "That was Daddy," Billie Bunney shouted back. Mrs. Rabbit ruihod into the kitchen and told her husband to “get out.’’ Br’er Rabbit went back to his paper and when he started to read there was another— CRASH!!! "I <io wish you children wouldn’t break those dishes!’’ shouted the old fellow. “Ha, ha, ha! That was mother,” said Billie, with a laugh. IN MEMORY In memory of our beloved husband and father, who passed away one year ago December 2nd. "A precious one from us has gone, A vote we loved is stilled; A place is vacant in our home, Which never can be filled. God in His wisdom has recalled The boon his love had given. And though the body slumbers here, The soul i* safe in Heaven.” MRS. E. A. LEONARD AND CHILDREN. NOTICE TO BIDDERS COLONIAL ANNOUNCES EXCEL- LENT PROGRAM FOR MONTH After a lapse of only three days >aul sent for the Jews who were liv- g in Rome. These men had been nished under Claudius (Acts 18:2) it were permitted to return under ?ro. The story of recent years was tsented. They expressed general irance concerning theye facts but d for a special audience. Then a M. L. Curry, manager of the number” assembled for a con- Colonial Theatre, has announced aj > which lasted from morning I most unusual program for the month> til night. Similar results were met of December. The new syncronized 1 when on his three missionary j feature at the theatre making the | neys. Some believed in the teach-1 house one of the most popular in the j and others held to their tradi- | state. -i and did not recognize in Jesus j The program opens with the Big j hriat their long promised Messiah, i Killing featuring Wallace Berry .and I reply Isaiah 6:9-10 was quoted I Raymond Hatton. Happiness Ahead,' inst them and announcement mad»* Ramona. Rose Marie. Sins of the i t now he would give his furthei | Father, His Private Life, Outcast and ! ?ntion to the Gentiles in whose be- the Goodbye Kiss are the features#! .ulf he had been commissioned long that will come during the month. Sealed proposals for improving Street Improvement Section No. 36 in the City of Milledgeville, Georgia, will be received by the Muyor und Aldermen of said City at their office in the City Hall a twelve o’clock, M. December 13th, 1928. Said Street Improvement Section consis'.a of that portion of Washing ton Street lying between the West side of Wilkinson Street and the East side of Liberty Street. Bids will be received for tiie grading of said Sec tion, curbing and guttering ‘.he same with a five inch by eighteen granite "What are you do-1 curb, and a six inch l*y thirty inch lireaking-up party?” cement concrete gutter, the installing to see you. I of man-holes, catch basins, and storm sewer lines. The street to be im proved for un approximate distance of 430 feet and to the width of fifty feet from outside curb to outside curb, with two eighteen foot drive ways and with a park fourteen feet wide in the center of the street. The approximate quantities re quired are as fololws: 1780 lineal feet of granite curb, 1780 lineal feet of cement concrete gutter, two catch basins, and 100 feet of storm sewer pipe. Bids are also asked on the furnish ing of material and laying approxi mately 1780 lineal feet of combina tion cement concrete curb and gutter, to be used instead of the granite curb and cement gutters. The bids are asked on .all of the work and material necessary to com plete said improvement. Each bid must be accompanied by a cashier's check in the sum of $100.00, made payable to the Treasurer of the City of Milledgeville, as .a proposal guar antee. Plans and specifications may be seen and inspected at the office of the Clerk and Treasurer of the City of Milledgeville and at the of fice of the Engineer of said City.. The right is reserved to reject any and all bids. By orde rof the Council, this 19th, day of November, 1928. THE MAYOR AND ALDERMEN OF THE CITY OF MILLEDGE VILLE. THE HARWOOD-BEEBE CO. City Engineers. Adv. NOTICE TO BIDDERS Saaled proposals for improving Stiect Improvement Section No. 47 in the City of Milledgeville, Georgii will be received by the Mayor und Aldermen of said City at their office in the City Hall at twelve o’clock, M. December 13th, 1928. Said Street Improvement Section consists of that portion of Columbia Street lying between the South wide of Hancock Street and the North side of Green Street. Bids will be received for grading the said section, curbing and gutter ing the same with a five inch by eighteen inch granite curb, .and a inch by thirty two inch cement c Crete gutter, installing and furnish ing two catch basin.-, and one hundred l'eet of storm sewer pipe line, approximate quantities required ns follows: 824 feet of graniti* curb, 824 feet of cement concrete gutter, two catch basins, and 100 feet of storm sewer pipe line. Bids are also asked on the furnish ing of material and laying approxi mately 824 feet of combination Crete curb and gutter, to be usw stead of the granite curb and concrete gutter in the discretion of the Mayor and Aldermen. The bids ure asked on all of the work and material necessary to com plete the said improvement. Each bid must be .accompanied by a cash ier’s check in the sum of $100.00, made payable to the Treasurer of the City of Milledgeville, as u proposr.l guarantee. Plans and specification* may be seen and inspected at'the office of the Clerk and Treasurer of the City of Milledgeville, and at the office of the Engineer of said City. The right is reserved to reject any and all bids. By order of the Council, this 19th, day of November, 1928. MAYOR AND ALDERMEN OF THE CITY OF MILLEDGEVILLE, GEORGIA. THE HARWOOD-BEEBE CO. City Engineers. Adv. Aii the joy of Christmas . . . all 'the thrill of the Year Silver nniversary BUICK With Masterpiece Bodies by Fisher - . 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