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? ? ? ; • • B , jf.RE N. MOORE ; , cc the Emory Glee Club ' rn ,l last Thursday night. „ : x.-cilent show and I i-njoyed it. built it* reputation an ability to render , .Is, according to the way »n here in the South , Ai -d up to that reputation , ,5 , station. The voice* ,1.1 v good and they display training in chorus work. _ r .tni intact had every ,j fi.! gad 1 think cction anybody could • ii had to end too soon. SPRING SHOWING OF GENERAL effect bring a miniature automobil. MOTOR CARS 1 " an * of it General Motors will in nation . Ide e.mb.Uon of all sho “ ' v, ' r " community, thereby General Motor. pa»eng*r car., ; ™>PU«i«inR the fact that take place <1 urine the neck heitinnin K i r ' rE * n ' z * Uon ,hcrr “ * c,r for April 20th and ending April 27th. !*' er - v P ur Posc. was an innovation announced today I 1,1 commenting upon this program, by Alfred I’. Sloan, Jr., President, General Motor*. The exhibition is u* be known as the General Motors Spring Showing, and from the plans already outlined promises to be the largest and most comprehensive showing in the history of the auto motive industry. Twenty-three .thousand General Motors dealers are to participate in the event, each acting as an indivi dual exhibitor of the line of cars he merchandises in his particular loca tion. Allotting a minimum of five display car* for each dealer, this will mean that during the week more thun 125,000 General Motoi t, the young women , njoyed it, they at- t by the voluminiou* pplauxs I will be on view simultaneously. Allyn with his skit “Las-n j ,. ven t will be suitably announced by »s very good. He is a! na tipowide magaz»ne. newspaper and i . dian and knows how to I outdoor advertising. The Corpora- . , udience into convulsions I lion’s motor car divisions—Cadillac, , uJ/ * , His parody on “Sonny, Quick Qldsmobile, Oakland and Chev- r -tng made famous by A1 I rolet and co-operating to make this , , * ,. cream and he gave it Spring Showing a memorable event. For two years past General Motors i< sponsored special showings at the ime of the National Automobile hows in New York and Chicago in •hieh its entire line of products ha« been represented. These events have produced a great impression and have attracted an attendance comparable Rh that of the National Shows ! themselves. Recognizing the public’s undertakings, Lyman • l.gA 'a little symphony or- I thrtOT added it* bit to the program. uc found an objection, r„: have a big enough place jh^rformanec. Their act end- r . y too soon, anj I wish they the ‘ call back” of ap-; Alfred P. Sloan, Jr., l*resident. Gen eral Motors, said: “1 am sure that General Motors has every n.«*on to feel proud of the accomplishment of our organization evidenced by the products which we are exhibiting in every comntun- 1 ity of the country as a part of our ‘.Spring Showing Week.’ Our organi sation has worked industriously and conscientiously and with every facil ity at its command, in the develop ment of the products presented. They nave not been the result of a month’s or a year's effort. On the contrary j they represent accumulated experi- j er.cc of a large staff who, have been The ! intensively studying each individual part of th eproMem for a great many years. It is only through such ac cumulated experience or actual con tact with the problem that the pres ent result is possible. Every time I look at the modern motor car and onsider the value that the public ro- :i -, . .He had two sons on the j _ ■ :,-ry Bone, Jr., and Anbury ! „ I congratulate those young j ec j t j et j that the various communities the club and they have every - t f*e proud of their college - , .ciallv their Glee club. humble opinion is*that the pro- :he Emory Glee Club is the • j classical, finished land high , ge Gil e club I have «r fc?ard 1 , ry certainly brought back a :-,-te f r Glee clubs to Milledge- , ij.V. Those who failed to see . -oow missed a rare treat and • sly the best thing offered here • ”.*ny y -ars, according to my way nigeslilt* is in the midst of lr-tic services, under the f Brother John Yarbrough, citizen has a right to his own iut ronp of them should miss •Unity to hear Mr. Yar- iur:ng this series of services. ly pay little attention to and .‘ects of religion in this ■! the spirit of fellowship that ot it should be, Chirst ceives, I am always impressed with | spent the wok-end with Mrs. Jim what this great industry has re- Lee. complished during the relatively few] Mr. M. C. Nelson of Gordon spent existence. Irrespective, J Sunday afternoon with Dr. however, of how General Motors pro- ’ Hall. ducts may be appraised today, our j Mr and Mrs. R. W. Ivey and fam- t-iaganixatfon has constantly before | jjy spent Sunday in Macon, it the General Motors policy of offer- Miss- Wilmuth Hall of Gordon, ing increasing value, through evolu- « pe nt the week-end with her parents, tion, as circumstances make possible Friends of Mr. Ira West will By striving always for something Kret to learn that he is confined to .etter will surely result. As a mat- the bed again. We hope him a speedy er of fact, I think that this spirit recovery, as a great deal to do with the tre- j Sunday School at Coopcr’i mendous prosperity that this country Sunday at 3:30 everybody is cordinl- , ly invited. I Dr. J. F. Hall planted tobacco the | first of the week. There will be several more to set out in a few day.-'. Mr. ar 1 Mrs* E. L. Flanders of Gordon, announce the birth of a son April 15th. The little son has been named Marvin Leo. Call and let us show you the wonderful qualities of Cool- edge Hygrade paint and make you an estimate on your paint needs. R. W. Hatcher Hdw. Co. Wholesale and Retail (if UK i that we c spiritual ur the state of i fail to disre- rain by '' ig the best way and the right •" follow, whether we choose •• **r not. It gives us the op- .unity to take stock of ourselves •••■»• can measure up to all opportunities that are ours. >;.n bring ourselves closer to the lift ar.d I am sure can be lost and much gained ■ who attend these services. p chary .ter that has hiK individuality class of his own. He and his memory is hist 1 rful story teller and I always bar them- Dr. Tigner was author of the Wu Ting Fang, ■'•‘.at I told in my column tho tv.., issues. I was sorry that i '-t tell them the I)r. Tigner would have tided to them a great measure. • :ner is a keen student of •md work affair?. He keeps : i urrent events and is cer- ■' the Democratic ptirty, its| ' • the Democratic party its i n-,1 its future well being, r ; - not a native of this 'g: has learned quite a bit of) 'T a-d is always interested progress. RADIO SBBT9 Bn Every Guest lieotis LOOK LOOK For “THE SEWING SHOP” You will find in rear of Gheeslingi Dept. Stone our specialty, cvcninj :ake your home a? Atlanta's mos nodta hotel. Mere, in the privacy o? your own room, the very best mdio pro- Crams arc brought to you with ab solute clearness and fidelity ef tone . . o! course there is BO extra chare?. Aid you may be sure the sound-proof walls will protect you Iron any possible dtrturbancc from other rooms. The newly installed radio is only one i#i the me deni conveniences elTetrd by the Henry Grady. Every room has private bath, circulcanf, ice-water, ceiling bn, lull length tmneted dcor and a cost comfort- ah!e bed with head grading hght. j£*. And you are sure to enjoy the li-_. glass enclosed outdoor dmmg m- jL. rsce, Atlanta's most popular and jfj unusual place to ebne. Special Rouid Trip Fares ATLANTA FOR Grand Opera t, on sale April 21-27, 1929, inclusive! final rets It Cost Less To Travel By Train RELIABLE. ECONOMICAL. COMFORTABLE. SAFE For further information apply to Rai.way System Sates frori (?2.50 Henry Grady Hotel The “Friendly” Hotel Consult us about duPontpaints ta n Y.b stand bahiiad evezy Used Car bearing tine Red Tag with an OfC that counts "i iyp m - "StB ; -V ... : ' . V at these Out- standini; Used Car Values n J?* MES RESIDENT OF THIS Cl v COINC TO DETROIT TO MAKE HER HOME Btb in thi city a:id county M. Harrell of Pelham, who r " - fly Miss Carrie Bell Glad- : - ,1 ' city, will be interested to r ,", rn tnal she and Mr. Harrell are ., f ^ ^flke their home in De- • Harrell, who has been cashier National Bank and one O * * m s fading citizens, has ac- & no5 >tion with the Massa- »itK k l nBur * nc ® Company, ; headquarters in Detroit. pJa 1>e # ,ham baper states that the kr La°L lh8t City ^ P* rt w{th ,“^ Irs - Harrell with the deep- T HERE is a du Pont paint, varnish, enamel or Duco for every surface in your home. With every one you are assured of absolute uniformity. It is expensive to put off painting. Drop in and let us show you modern color schemes for your home. Du Pont PAINTS, VARNISHES, ENAMELS, DUCO Culver & Kidd Drug Co. “OF COURSE” The Rexal! Store Phone 224—240 HERE IS WHAT YOU HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR One half Ion Chevrolet truck Hght delivery body, thoroughly overhaul ed, new tire*, new battery, going at he ridiculous low price of S275.00. FORD ROADSTER FOR SALE One that i* not worth much, neith er are we asking much, but well worth what we are asking. CHEVROLET COACH FOR SALE One 1927. in excellent shape, thoroughly overhauled A real knock-out for $225 00. Let’* ro. CHEVROLET TOURING FOR SALE One thet is absolutely right and ready. Thi* is a pick-up for $200.00. O UR used car department is operated under the famous Chevrolet Red O. K.Tag system. Under this plan, we attach the Chevrolet Red O. K. Tag to the radiator cap of every recondi tioned car—showing exactly w hat vital units of the car have been checked or reconditioned by our expert mechanics. We believe that no fairer system of used car mer chandising has ever been worked out—for it assures the customer honest value. Due to the great popularity of the new Chevro let Six, wc have on hand at this time a wide selec tion of “O. K.’J” used cars taken in trade on new cars. Come in and look them over. You are sure to find exactly the car. you want at a price that will amaze you. Terms are exceptionally easy. L. N. J|0 R D A N ^Chevrolet Dealer - Milledgeviile, Ga. Loot: for the Red Tag “with an OK that counts*' U. of Cooper church met at the home of Mrs. J. M. Lee Thursday afternoon, Mr*. Eberj Pierson, presid nt. Our society has Ja*t recently been organised and we! wish to extend an invertation to any one who will poji:, especially those in I th«a community. The CoopervSllc P. T. A. is spon- j soring a play to be given at the j school auditorium. The date ha*! not been definitely set. The name | of the play is: “Fasinating Fanny J Brown.” The cast is: Dorthy, Jewell j Ivey.; Florence. Selma Hherrer.; Audrey. Louise Bloodworth.: Mrs. Morfett, Mrs. F. Pearse.; Mrs. Cold- well, Mrs. Pauline Lee.; Marthx, Senie Hubbard.; Percival, Theodore Brooldss.; Billy, Alton Funny Brown? ? ? Who is Fanny Brown— and why is her personality so facinat- ing, will be solved at the evening of the play. Mr. Sterling Ethridge spent Sun-, day at Coopers. Mrs. W. W. Hall spent several j days with her sister, Mrs. Flanders, who has been very sick nt the city hospital in Milledgeviile. • Mrs. John Butler, of Milledgeviile,