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UNION RECORDER, MILLEDGEVILLE, C*., MARCH 2«, IM* wm L S. FOWLER TO ATTEND SUMMER TIME HEAT GENEVA CONFERENCE FOLLOWS BAD WEATHER N.mcd M.rob.r ot Commi International Relation* from I an Educational AMociatio •» AMend Switzerland Me. L. S. Fowler, Bursar of the Geotgia State College for Women, received an appointment this week from Dr. Uel W. Lamkin, President of the Xatior ' Educational Association with head quarters in Washington, M a member of the committee on International Relations of the National body to attend the World Federation of Educational Associa tions who hold their annual confer ence in Geneva, Switzerland, in July. Mr Fowler accepted the appoint which is a distinct honor for him and the college alike. He will attend the conference and it is probable that he will be on the program to .address the convention on matters pertaining to finances. The confer- nece wlil bring together the outstand-, ing educators of the world. Mr. Fowler has been with tl.e col- • lege many years and the appointment; came as a meritorious reward for his | number of years as the director of 1 finance at the college. Dr. George Harris Webber will al- i so attend the conference, his appoint- j ment having been announced in this’ paper several weeks ago. Heal meter Pasacs Ni y and Summer U-ord«4. Fair Weather rirw* Smile to Farmer# The thermometer took a summer ie Sunday morning when Old Sol sent the mercurv soaring past ninety degrees before noon time had been reached and the hot weather contin ues through the week with cooler weather predicted for the remaining days. Farmers found it easy to smile when the sun and heat followed a long siege of wet and cold weather. Plunting of crops and the prepara tions of soil has been hampered by the adverse weather conditions. PLANS LAUNCHED FOR C. M. C. HOME COMING (Continued from front page) guson. and Mrs. Clarence Wall. Amusements: Dr. T. M. Hall, Er win Sibley and Heinde! Mobley. Reception and Homes: Erwin Sib ley, Mrs. J. C. Ingram, Mrs. Steve Thornt an, J. T. Andrews, J. H. Ennis, P. N. Bivins, Dr. JJ. F. Stembridge, Ed B. Jackson, J. W. Riley and R. B. The committe chairmen with the member- of their committees have been requested to meet next Tues day at five o’clock at the Chamber of Commerce offices for the further formulation of plans. To avoid confusion, Mr. Wootten has requested the chairman of each committee to see that their commit tee members are notified of the meeting. PSYCHIATRIST INVITED HERE (Continued from front page) members of the Sanitarium staff will attend the meeting in Atlanta in May. The head of State Hospitals and Private Hospitals from all sec tions of the nation will attend the convention. Dr. H. D. Allen is one of the old est members of the association and has attended the annual meeting for many years. LOST—A German Polic* dog, answ er* to name of Doc. Return to Tbos Fraley or W. L. Fraley. FOR RENT—Ap.-y.'tmont in house. Two room negro hoti one five room house—model venience*. T. B. Dumas. Quality First PHONE 436 If It’s Printing a YOUTH DIED SATURDAY M AT CITY HOSPITAL H Hugh, the seventeen year old sonjM of Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Avery of the If} Meriwether neighborhood, died atlN the hospital ,n this ci'.y Saturday, March 2.Jrd, about eleven o'clock, af- \fi ter an illness of several days with penumonia. The fumehil services * and burial were ut Bethel church Sunday afternoon. Rev. H. D. War- nock officiating in the presence of i large gathering of the neighbors and friends of the family. The following acted as pall-bear ers: Robert Harper, Jr.; Luther Mar-j^ tin, Emmett Eskew,' Walter Greene.* u Jr., and Wm. Copeland. The members and teacher of his ^ class at the Meriwether school acted .. honorary escort | H Hugh was a pupil at the Meri-• ^ wether school, and was a bright boy, | M liked by his school mates, and the M people of the Meriwether neighhkr-1 N im His parents and other relatives H the sympathy of their neigh- j ^ |M 4 M M M ►1 N M M M >i H M M H h X M hood. bors and friends. RIVER ON FOURTH RAMPAGE IN ONE MONTH Oc< Take. Flood Propotion. Friday Following Heavy Raias at High Water Sheds. Reaches Thirty-one Foot Rise For the foirth time in three weeks the Oconee liver was in a flooded state Friday following heavy rains that fell Thursday over the water shed of the river in the northern part of the state. Measurements of hto river Satur day showed that the water had pass- cd the thirty-one foot mark and had spread over the low lands, and wash ing still more the low lands ulong its i t_i course. f] fishing Creek showed a small rise* ^ from the back waters of the river. I [j The record of this month for rain' * ami high water is probably unpre- \ M redented it is believed. | M M OFFICERS RAID STILLS M THE PAST WEEK H H Me. ii. and al Calls Mobbv H M NI d Special M i f »‘“] H * H rations of ^ >bby, H Sheriff W. J. Hay Officer J. T. Terry n East Baldwin Sunday, and Walter Horton and Ben Miller, two white men, at a still. The officers found it the still $evt whiskey and lour l.arr. which thiy destroyed, wire brought to the city and placed in jail. The officers on Inst Friday night went into t.ic Southern part of the county and arrested Will Bowers a negro. They found at his sit 11 five or six gallons of whiskey and two barrels of mobUy. DR. M H M M M M >< M H E. KIDD IN CRITICAL CONDITION | M i M Dr. J. E. Kidd, one of Milledge- kj ville’s most prominent citizens, is in .. critical condition at his home in [j this city. The latest news from his home is that for the past two dayB he has grown worse, and is now confined to his bed. HU relatives and friends are greatly concerned about his con dition. and he is receiving the closest attention of physicians and nurses. Modern Mercantile Company Again Willing to Divide Profits COME IN AND SEE OTHER BARGAINS MILLEDGEVILLE, GEORGIA “We are not in the banking business, but we save you money” The Wakeup Food 3 Pkgs 25c Delicious for Children 4 oz. Can 25c 9 oz. Can 45c FLOUR EAT OUR FLOUR AND UVE LONGER! Portia Extra Fancy, Plain $1.25 Sandford's Extra Fancy Plain $1.25 Sandford’s Fancy Self-Rising $1.25 A. J. L. Fancy Self Rising .... $1.05 Butterflv Self-Rising $1.00 Money Saver Self-Rising .95 WE ALSO CARRY ALL OF ABOVE BRANDS IN i 2 LB. SACKS—JUST TRY OUR FLOUR ONE TIME. “SATISFACTION GUARANTEED" For Perfect Cake Pkg 37c PLANT SEED POTATOES Irish Cobbler’s, 10 Peck Bags $3.20 Early Rose, 10 Peck Bags .$3.20 Red Bliss, 10 Peck Bags $3.40 Rose and Cobbler’s. Single Peck . .35 Red Bliss, Single Peck .35 “IT AINT GONNA RAIN NO MORE" NOW IS THE TIME TO PLANT THE BEST GENUINE MAINE POTATOES. WE HAVE A LARGE STOCK. AND WE MAKE YOU THE ABOVE PRICES. 6 Large Boxes Matches ...18c Black Eyed Peas, Pound 12 I-2c Evaporated New York Apples, Pound 16c Prunes, California Sweet and Juicy Pound 15c Good to The Last Dropj Evaporated California Peaches, Pound 14c Picnic Hams ... $1.15 $1.20 “ “ ... 1.25 1.30 " " .... 1.50 1.45 Modern Special Breakfast Coffee 30r Spanish Pickeled Mackerel That Maple Tang Table Size 35c Tripe 23c Lard "S'£i N $1.50 SSr ^'Beef iK 23c Lard, Rex | a a, $1.45 Peaches Y fi°2 W ^ nB 23c Syrup Go ' d S",£„ M * 60c Salmon Ta nca„ 25c S^UP Carre &Co A m, g al 8(k Potted Meat can 4c Syrup White Karo, gal 74c Brains No. l can 19c BABY RUTH, MILKY WAY Q FOR 1A AND ALL GUM J lUC FEED - ALL KINDS IF ITS PRICES AND QUALITY. FANCY AND HEAVY’ GROCERIES YOU WANT WE RAVE 1 IT. WE ARE LOCATED NEXT TO FIRST N ATIONAL BANK- HERE YOU WILL FIN'D | A REAL GEORGIA WELCOME An Ounce of Prevention 2 Pkgs 25c For Frayed Nerves Large Size 21c The Perfect Cereal 2 Pkgs 37c Hot Chocolate Large Can 22c America's Famous Dessert 3 Pkgs 25c RETAIL AND WHOLESALE WE DELIVER A. G. LUGAND. MANAGER PHONE 293 :xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxzxxxxxxxxx£