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UNION RECORDER. M1I.LEDCEVILLE, CA., MAY 1, I9»« BALDWIN'S RED LETTER DAY FRIDAY MAY 3RD. fin- u*h*« will be at every door and will have map of Beating ar rangement and will auirt teachers in getting children neated correctly. ;ors who will he seated in the alcony. 10 : :t0 to 11:45—(or thereabouts) Mr. Hi... W..L to S« Er.r. On. .1 H.. CT.ii.lro. .1 Th. G. S C. W Auditorium Dtar Baldwin bounty Children: Don't you fail to meet «th- nex Friday. May 3rd. tt the G. S. C. W. b ,. U fcher* to take Auditorium. V.e will do exactly a* | v in w we did last year. Come at ten o'clock—park ouUide campus. Come in and go to the place where you will we yur school name being held . „„ . hnnniT. Arr.«r yourrelf K- Tn.cl.nr. w. a»knd that they .pn.k cord,,* ... - «1» link «olk« « 1“ «*«*•.■ * b "“‘ *•?« "*• fr,,ni Then .<■ ..11 march in—11 th.t .11 -m|.ly with r.qnnrt^-~. Ihn nm yr.d. s «Uln* toyrth.r- .h.: n.nryqh.n, will n.n wnootWy- . « an that prefect order will be kept—and * Th.n vre will “in. our roiu.' and .11 have n rood and profitablo timn. havr a rood timn. and I have- two 11:45 Orchestra will play a nir.- Mirprir.-a for you. march and hildren will march out. Iton t hn afruid you don’t know !IR.ST K radn» first -etc ur.d it IS your onp.—of roursn you do—nd earnestly asked that this be observed then besides the orchestra will be ; —11 leathers taking charre and tak- there -o help us out—so come on. ing the children directly over to the Aft. r the sinr-we will po to the Court llous. prounds where they will Court House lawn and there you will , spread their picnic dinner, spread your picnic dinner— ; and the ’ 12:00 to 1:00—Dinner hour—G. G. M. C. Hand will play for you. | jp r. hand will play this hour. There will he maybe another lit-| lie surprise for you —so do. be here to we what it is. to he Baldwin’. Red Letter Day and I M‘-s Sophie Richardson, Vice-Presi- we must always n.skc our plans to I d< nt of Federation: Mrs. Frank Wat- lom,. each year its a poor old life 1 son. Sec’ty. and Treat., of Federation to lead if you don’t p-t to see your Ur. J. L. Reason of the Georpia State friends at least ONCE a year—isn’t j for Women; ^Col. George it? So this i. OCR DAY—and s de door. Teacher, .re requested 1 MR CURRY TO RUN COMEDY FOR I DEA TH OF MR. T. W u, BE WITH CLASSES—MARCH CHILDREN FRIDAY IN WITH THEM AND SIT WITH N. W. H. | THEM, thank you. j Thrr* week* ugo when we firxt ](»:10—March into Auditorium be- j kn» w the day we would have the in* Mr. Curry begun to phone and telegraph for a wonderful picture for our school children guest* on our Red Utter Day. Last Monday he r/ent to Atlanta to see if he could not powibly get a long one—and one that ht thought appropriate for the children. It in a well known fact that the-*- splendid pictures are booked up for no long a time before hand - that Mr. Curry could not find what he wanted anywhere. However he trll* me he i* going to have a comedy that he will run for the children we will have something to laugh it—and that proves how inure ted he is In this occasion. He says that next year he is going to! start in January to get that picture before it is dated up. 1S28 CHEVROLET COACH FOR ;ale Thin one U a dandy perfect good L. N. Mr. T. W. Greene died at hh» home in Hancock county Friday night. The funeral taervfcjes were held Sunday afternoon, at four o’clock, Rev. W. A. Maxwell, pastor of the Devereaux Methodist church -jificia*.- ing. The burial was in the family burial ground. Mr. Greene for a number of yeats was one of Hancock's most success ful farmers, and accumulated consi derable property. He was well known in Milkdgeville. Mr. Greene is survived by one sis ter, Mrs. W. L. Horne, of this city, and a number of nephews and GodledgewHygrade Ptintr tnd W Varniiher ** must plan have a better time every time than we di3 the lu«t time. My love to you all—and meet me. NELLE WOMACK HINES. P. S. Don’t forget to bring Aunt Jane and Uncle Ben- and of course Mania and Papa, and your Cousins etc--and tell them there is a place reserved in the balcony—the best seats in the house. DO NOT BRING CARS INSIDE GROUNDS—PARK OUTSIDE—IM PORTANT. 30:00 A. M.—School children and teachers assemble in front of G. S. C. W. Auditorium und form in line by grades ready to march in.— County Schools in FRONT of Audi torium—Peabody High School .and Practice School form on North side of Auditorium—enter North-east side door. G. M. C. grades form in their own building and march over—ei ing Auditorium by the South-east Pennington; County School Superin tendent Bivins; Editor Moore, of the Recorder; Mrs. C. B. McCuIlar, of the Times; Members of the County Board of Education—J. L. Beeson; R. H. Harper, R. G. Hooten, R. W. levy and Fra^ik Riley and past presi dents of the Baldwin County Fed eration; Mrs. J. L. Beeson, Mrs. Harper Tucker, Mi.-s Manie Jone- Mrs. R. B. Moore; Heads of the eight rgani-atiorts which It^xke up the Federation or a representative. Representatives from the following »n‘s organisations: Masons, Kiwanis, Elks. Junior Or- der of United American Mechanics Knights of Pythias. The pastors of all the churches and any interested friends who would like to attend. You are welcome. LET US REFILL YOUR CRANK CASE And take your choice betwi quaker State Opaline, Texico, can fill your every order. L. N. JORDAN A mechanical drawing board vva tried away from the Court Housi mortal Day. The party who hai Is requested to return to Tice. It belongs to a student . S. C. W. and is badly needed. SUMMER TIME Now Showing Ice Tea Glassei 50c for Six— Ice Tea <}aaster» —5c Each— Ice Tea Spoons Silver Plated —$1.25 for Six— Glass Pitchers —25c to 50c— CHANDLER S VARIETY STORE WATCH OUR WINDOW The Delightful Freshness OF New Paint APPEALS TO EVERY HOUSEWIFE We have a wonderful variety of colors in GOOIEDGE FURNITURE ENAMEL that will harmonize with your color schemes—it is easy to apply and shows wonderful results. R. W. Hatcher Hdw. Co. Wholesale and Retail Y0UU 5TA 1 . M. | River*, on Lisit g, Review * I Visit Si ONE TON CHEVROLET TRUCK SALE ically perfect. ;fore you buy. JORDAN . 5-2-29 * IGHT DELIVERY TRUCK FOR SALE One that has been thoroughly ver hauled in fine running shape, ew tires, new battery, mechanically erfect, good as a new truck at the i of . old this L. N. JORDAN When you say < Announcing to say the best me is our self-.t L. N. JORDAN The change of Management of Jones Drug Store places at the head of this long established business another competent, well trained, licensed Pharmacist. Trained to give the public just such courteous service upon which the Jones Drug Store has built its repuation. Mr. Aubrey Jones who has taken over the management of the store, is a licensed Pharmacist, served with the Ligette Stores in New Orleans fifteen months and has been with the store here as Assistant Manager for the past two years. The management changes but the same policy of Quality, Service, Prompt, Courteous attention to every demand continues. We invite those who are not already acquainted with us to visit our store—It is always a pleasure to serve you. Jones Drug Store - Phone 11 FRIDAY At 3 O’clock The EssexChallenger Will'he put Torough the Tests for Hill Climbing, Get-away Pick-up and Brake Reliability EVERY AUTO OWNER AND PROSPECTIVE OWNER IN THE COUNTY IS INVITED TO WITNESS THESE TESTS THAT WILL BE PUT ON IN FRONT OF OUR SALES ROOMS FRIDAY AFTERNOON ON HAN COCK STREET FROM THE MONUMENT TO CLARKE STREET. A STOCK CAR FROM OUR SALES ROOM WILL BE GIVEN THESE TESTS TO PROVE ALL THE CLAIMS THAT ESSEX CHALLENGER HAS IN THE AUTOMOBILE FIELD. FOR POWER, SPEED, GET-AWAY, HILL CLIMBING, ABILITY IT CHALLENGES THEM AU^-A GASOLINE MILAGE TEST WILL ALSO BE GIVEN. DON’T MISS THIS SPECIAL DEMONSTRATION—YOU WILL ENJOY IT. itx-x-xxytxttxxxxxxxtttxxxxxxtxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxi - T. H. ENNIS - »»ttxxyxxyytxtttxtyxxxxxxxyxxx:txxtxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx: txxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx TTT1 a