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UNION RECORDER, MILLEDGEVILLE, GA., MARCH 28, 1828 HEART TO HEART TALK By John Joseph Gaines, M. D. GETTING ON Yesterday my chauffeur took me through a much-crowded traffic-way. Some of his maneuvers with the ma chine were hair-breadth in precision. He never grew ruffled in temper; his nerve seemed absolutely dependable, though his welfare and mine were I skirting the danger-zone. I con- i gratulated him when we alighted at | our destination. “It's done by praticc,” said he; “You’ve got to observe the rules— watch for an openin,’ and go ahead.” Simple enough. Just obey the laws, watch for your opening—and go ahead! Come to think of it, don’t th? same three simple rules hold good in every walk of life? There are people who are very lax about the rules; they seem disobedi ent to begin with—a very undesir- . I wrote thut litue -erne, a V le trait in raen “" d "'omen. N«H- " t ussurcii'y standing' K ' nce ° f cx ' 8tin K l"** B«>*» »« folks " r d the wore a pretty' tl,at travel on life’s crowded i““-a pca'ch Moment .mile I “‘“roughfare. They get ( .f white spi WHAT A MISTAKE! pass the electric fan! ?U "'\ w}l h the best of intentions 1 l^-ri.-e a little poem(?) the ’f p lia v and put at the top— ‘. r ' n But I read in the ,Vliy--this is Monday—that had been lost. Can you beat S,.w I hope thut no one will that 1 have her up my sleeve •ote that little ’ joining the property of Mrs. Maggie Stembridge and Wilkinson street Said land fronts 110 feet on street improvement zone and runs buck South 110 feet Said land is desig nated as lot No. 11 on plan of work to be done on street improvement section !«. 8 on file in! the office of the Clerk and Treasurer of the City of Milledgeviile, Ga. Said land levied upon to satisfy and execution for 2156.27 principal, with interest and costs, issued against said land, as the property of the estate of Mrs. J. W. fled to show cause before me at the April Term 1929 of the Court of Ordinary' of said county, why the re turn of the appraisers should not be made the judgment of the court. March 4, 1929. W. H. STEMBRIDGE. Ordinary Baldwin Co. Ga. CITATION GEORGIA, Baldwin County. Whereas, L. F. Palmer, Jr., the M ,, , . , , Administrator of the estate of Mrs. Mobley, upon default in the payment Susie p almtr . and L R Pa!mer> Sr., of the installment and interest due lltc of ., id c011 „ ty decMtcd> repre . February 15th. 19-9, on Mlllcdgc- „ nt5 lo , he Court { „ hi> petition, ville street Improvement hond No. do , y fiIed „„ d cl „ terod on lay. for the cost of the improvement , hat ho haa fully adminirtered th c and paving of Street Improvement „ talc ot M „. Sus)l , and u F PaU Section or Zone No. 8. ! mor, deceased; This is thereto™ to cite all persons concerned, kindred and creditors, to show cause, if any they can, why said Administrator should not bo discharged from his administration, and receive letters of dismission, on the first Monday in April, 1929. nqnills and narcis- 1C<1 1 tuiinot be mistaken for I L : d know her anywhere. - m-. that the Weather Man v to up Old Man Winter in ' . .. , r at least that *, what the ...iJ-bul—'Will Rogers re- •:, you can't always believe . . Vtiy j. ve in the papers— and f- Mbs Spring on the table by ,,,!. window—and when -she ' And the side of the street, get fined, curse the traffic policemen secretly, and, imperil the lives of their fel low-men. as though life were a trivial thing. The fellow who never gets there hasn’t looked for the opening; goes around in circles, with eyes half closed. Then he grumbles because business is dull; he is thc dullard. Thc opening is there, just ns soon as got! -he other driver gets out of the way. , to' Then, if one doesn’t see the open- ciki- >r*e- -he loc.k- of the window—and there . Summer u-flirting around ice man and whistling “Hot he Old Town today." Which truth—as they said in sev- n> ::i the good old state of ing—hasn't looked for it—-he simply never goes ahead. He is in a posi tion to get bumped into, and sound ly roasted because he is obstructing the traffic; worse than all, he has only himself to blame. If he doesn’t do it, his fellow-travellers will blame -the jistered * i full i Macon claimed ninty- woteh for the day—with Atlanta a | ahcad - Simple, isn’t it? with eighty-seven and 1 And ac the present FOR RENT—Ap^rtmiyit go ing- Moi night -th«i good old •where in ihorhood. By the time you effusion—we may have ten ,f snow—but the record 1st the same. I have quit e what is going to happen ather—after the experience of the past month. But then—what dot* it matter? To go back to the Weather Mun—they probably have had jo take him to the hospital— and put ice to his head. Anybody who would be . ;> care 1 ess as to leave •pry young thing like Miss Spring fore an open window—has no one but himself to thank for what hap- will probably find her taking a nap on some violet bed •—for poor thing the has some work ahead of her- - me. When you think of nil dngw. oil trees she yet has to Ido: n, upon—you will not ver her not coming back, t Mi Summer to stay a day until she could steal a few stra sleep to store up to last *r job is done. Therefore— •omebody phone the weather ml on-e his pain. " : -r to show you what I think ' >• situation—herewith I am ' 'e rhyme as it was written: SPRING IS HERE ring is here. How do I know’? 1 I want to get my hoe i about MARSHAL SALE City of Milledgeviile, Ga. GEORGIA, Baldwin County: Will be sold before the court house door in Baldwin oounty, Georgia, on thc first Tuesday in April, 1929, within thc legal hours of sale, at public outcry, to the highest bidder for cash, the foil nving described lots or parcels of lard lying and being in thc city of Milledgeviile of said State and county or as as much there of as wrill satisfy certain executions issued by the Clerk and Treasurer of the city of Milledgeviile, bearing test in thc name of the mayor of said city, as provided by the Act of the General Assembly of Georgia ap proved August 21st, 1925, for past due installments and interest on Mil ledgeviile street improvement bonds, io-wit: FIRST PARCEL: That tract of land belonging to the Estate of Mrs. J. W. Mobley, situate on the South side of Green street between nnd ad- plan is figured < nothing like the thrill it brings ta’h for little growing things— l ,n ng is here. How do I know? 0 1 feel the urge to go •• little hat can find "'*uld be suited to niy mind 'ades like tulips wear— orgeous colors in their hair— - uiip—still you see I C ty h »t would improve me Y-. c n _; . 1 ’ here. How do I know? n r, " d breast told me so. 1 now—«he beckoned behind that dogwood " y help—so I must run— ' ' ""'quill., must be fun. For - ale—t -.hap ■ d b T - B. Dumas. -horse wagons I..pc good horse—good d bu*** and « Ford car— last chance W * Easter order a ad ' *""*• Come ia at oace aad • h * your »«a.are. Fit as- ‘ . Wor hmaasb»p guaranteed. Ult * * 25 -00 aad up. Phone 302 S AM McCOMR LAST CHANCE lace that Easter oi i time. Come in at tsJu Fit id workmanship guaranteed, ssits $25.00 and up. Phone 302 SAM McCOMB THIRD PARCEL: That tract of land of T. S. Jcanes, situate on the West side of Jefferson Street be tween and adjoining the lands of Mrs. J. R. Hines and thc land of Mrs. Mamie V. Fowler; said land fronts 70.8 feet on Jefferson Street and ruils back 110 feet Said land is designated as Lot No. 13 on thc plan of thc work to be done on Street Improvement Section or Zone No. 4 on file in the office of the Clerk and Treasurer of the City of Milledgeviile. Said land levied up on to satisfy an execution for $89.00 principal, besides interest and costs, issued against said land, as the property of T. S. Jcanes, upon default itj thc payment of thc in stallment and interest due August 4th, 1928, on Milledgeviile Street Improvement Bond No. 151, for the cost of the improvement and paving of Street Improvement Section or Zone No. 4. NINTH PARCEL: That tract or parcel of land of the estate of Mrs. J. W. Mobley situate on the East side of Jefferson Street between and ad joining the lands of W. E. Robinson and McIntosh Street; fronts 90 feet on Jcffer.-on Street and runs back East 214 feet nnd is designated as Lot No. 25 on the plan of thc work to be done on Street Improvement Section or Zone No. 4 on file in the office of the Clerk and Treasurer of j the City of Milledgeviile. Said land is levied upon to satisfy an execu tion for $113.04 principal, besides interest and costs, issued against said land, as the property of the estate of Mrs. J. W. Mobley, upon default in the payment of the install ment and interest due August 4th, 1928, on Milledgeviile Street Im provement bond, No. 183 for the cost of the improvement and paving of Srteet Improvement Section or Zone No. 4. interest due February 15th, 1929, on Milledgeviile Street Improvement Bond No. 198, for the cost of the provement and paving of Street Im provement Section or Zone No. 9. Notice of the levy of said cxecu tions has been given to 1 he defend ants and to tenants in possession as required by law. Deeds will be made to the purchasers by the dersigned. This February 26th, 1929. J. H. THIGPEN, Marshal of the City of Milledgeviile, Ga. This March 4, 1929. W. H. STEMBRIDGE, Ordinary Baldwin Co., Ga. APPLICATION FOR CHARTER GEORGIA, Baldwin! County. To the Superior Court of said County. The petition of W. H. Rivea and Jon W. Hutchinson respectfully shows: 1. That they desire to be incorpo rated under the corporate name of Electrik Maid Bake Shop. 2. The principal office and place of business of said corporation will be Baldwin County, Georgia. 3. The capital stock of said corporation is $20,000.00, more than 10 per cent of which is paid in cash. 4. The object of said corpora tion is pecuniary gain. 6. Said corporation will engage in the business of manufacturing and selling by wholesale and retail bread, cakes, and other products of flour, sugar, and meal. 6. The corporation prays for the power to borrow money in its corpo rate capacity; to sue and be sued; to buy arid lease such real estate and other personal property as may be necessary for the proper conduct of *aid business; to make contracts in its corporate capacity; and to do all other acts and things incident to a corporation' of like character. Wherefore, petitioners pray that they be incorporated under the name and style of Electrik Maid Bake Shop, and give all the rights and privileges incident to a corporation of said character. ALLEN ft POTTLE. Petitioner's Attys. GEORGIA, Baldwin Connty. I do certify that the above is a true and correct copy of petition for incorporation filed in my office this day by W. H. Rives and Jon W. Hutchinson, to be incorporated un der the name and style of Electrik Maid Bake Shop. This Feb. 25, 1929. J. C. COOPER, Clerk S. C. B. C. Ga. CITATION GEORGIA, Baldwin County. The appraisers appointed to apart a year’s support out of the estate of A. S. 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