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UNION RECORDER, MILLEDCEVILLE, CA., MAY », 1»J»
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HEART TO HEART TALK I Th) i„d, y
By Or. John Joseph Gain•• j t.Hjtnka to the Atlanta Georgian,
“I : I Jam*. B. Nevina new book "Promin-
of Georgia.”
plt-ndid edition and ac-
lAilh the live* of women
standing in Georgia's
social, civic and religious life. The
book is lieautifully written and it«
content* represent wise selection and
excellent compilation. Mr. Nevin
haa been a distinguished Journalist
in Georgia for many year* and this
book is u credit to him and the or
ganisation for which he did the
For a man to have exalted >d<
about himself is not very uncomm<
To la* boastful ia indeed quite 1
usual thing for men who have achii
ed over other
lo thinking themselves infallible. at..l
inwardly feel that they are superior
Ui all other men physically or in
tellectually or bath, then it become*
‘exaggerated ego,” a distinct men-
It is perfectly honorable to be-
ieve in one’s self; it is even com
mendable for a man to take pride in
lis own good character, rommend-
ibte for a man to take pride ir. hi*
>wn good character, standing. or
irowess in legitimate undertakings,
t is perfectly natural to fe**l the
ed book.
MEMORIAL DAY
SIDE UGHTS
Happenings When The Memory
of Confederate Soldier* Were
Bein| Honored
There were eight Confederate
Veteran* present at the Meeting of
Camp George Dole* No. "SO U. C.
V. The members of the camp pres
ent were: C. B. Ward, G. I». My-
rick. T. J. Howard, J. A. Prosser, A.
S. Tennille. Wiley Vinson, Mr. W.
A. Bass, of the Hancock county
camp, and Mr. N. J. Walker of the
Old Soldier* home in Atlanta were
gut *ts of Camp Dole*. Mr. Ba»* has
recently come ( fo MSlIedpeviile to
make his home with his daughter,! dignity of good fortune; but
Mrs. E. E. Ba.-s, but hi* membership J inK „f superiority over all other men
i« still with the Uancock county j„ dangvroug to the mental equili-
c«mp. I biium of its possessor.
| It is not what we think of our-
Tht* tables on which the dinner selves, that brings real honor or
was arranged were beautiful in the I fame. We can never enjoy such fine
decorations. These decoration* were' a-sets, until they are bestowed on
arranged by a committee with Mrs. I us by people who think of us in
C. P. Crawford chairman. The cen- nighty fine terms,
terpierr was three swords forming a I Therefore, see the point: If you
pyramid. These- swords were deco- would be praised by your fellow-men,
rated in the color* of the Confeder-1 you must do something to make them
ary. one of these swords was worn j feel like praising you; and that takes
during the war between the States by t K e most sincere effort of which you
the lat? Capi. C. P. Craw ford. The j are capable—and you must do it
other two were from the home of Mr.' first!
Miller S. Bell, one of which was won : Unless you do this generously and
by Miller R. Bell when he was a'in full measure, and in the self-
Captain of a company at G. M. C. . »i rificing spirit, you will be held in
in a competitive drill. Vases of rut the suspicion that you
flowers place! here and there on the‘game for pay. It is a glorious thing' frocks,
tables added to their attractiveness. 1 to live so that everybody loves you.! E*pe
I I lave known several men who j We gi'
Another decoration on the table over-rated themselves; built their quick i
. was a large pound cake made by Mrs. 1 own P»laces and lived 5 n them—
Rockwell. This cake was iced fa' worshipped themselv. * there. Un-
color- representing the flng cf the j derlings hud no access. A suicide
Confederacy, and was made and do- *nded one selfish reign; the insane
nated in honor of the old soldiers. a > ,um partly cured another.
,• Georgian and Mr.
■cry much appreciat-
CAN T TALK TO WIFE. TOO
CROSS AND NERVOUS
“Even mv husband couldn’t talk
i and
differ
Mrs. Bridey: “I’m afraid the cake SILK STOCKINGS REPAIR^
i> heavy, darling.”
Husband: “That’s all right, angel.
I only have to lift one piece at a
time.”
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At the conclusion of the ctir
cake was served, and it taste
liciously as it was attractivi
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the ©Jf°Gst is blind—pity him.
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The
GUIDE POST
HEALTH AND HAPPINESS
BY BERNARR MACFADDEN
Through
mbers of Camp Dan San
ford, sons of Confederate Veterans, j Health
are going to take the members of.
Camp Geo Dob** under their wing to (
keep the organization of the camp in . In a certain prison there is a young
tact. They will meet with them here- man serving a life sentence. He had
after, and plans will be perfected by been in love with a beautiful girl
a committee from the sons appoint- who was dearer to him than life itself,
ed for the purpose. The Veterans And because he loved her, he trusted
•eting Friday asked that her. His joy knew no bounds. He
they realized that pictured to himself the gloriou:
roads r ied life they would have together.
th*»t |j e showered on her every luxury
more that his salary would permit. And
f pain and punishment,
rn master. Dominate every
T your life with intelligent
And while others about you
are losing their heads and making
fools of themselves, you will be rid
ing on the crest of the wave. People
will admire and believe
and business success and personal
happiness are bound t<
COULDN'T SLEEP
Louisiana Lady States That
The First Bottle of Card's
She Took, Helped
Her.
Montffomesy. La.—"1 «os In a
dreadfully run-down condition,"
says Mrs. Charles L. Lacroix, of this
city. “I suffered a great deal of
pain. T was in misery all over. I
could not sit. up and I could not lie
down. I couldn't sleep and at times
I v ould have dreadful vomiting
spells. The aches and pains seemed
to cover my whole body.
“I had taken Cardui, off and on,
since 1303. It had always done me
good, so v.hen I cot in this bad con
dition, I thought I would take it
agam.
“One night, my husband brought
me home six bottles of Cardui and
I begat, to take it. I could tell that
I was Improving from the first bot
tle, but I kept on taking the medi
cine, for I knew that I needed a
tonic that would build me up and
strengthen me where I was weak
and run-down. That Is exactly
what Cardui did for me. After I
had finished the sixth bottle I felt
fine. I feel truly thankful for what
Cardui has done for me, for I could
not have gone on living In the des
perate condition I was in."
Cardui is a harmless extract cf
valuable, medicinal herbs, and acts
as a strengthening tonic. NC-200
MOTHER
* " Her Own Day
Sunday, May 12
Lnforgetable service has silvered Mother's hair—yet if
adoration and remembrance are hers on this, her day of days,
she is twice, yea thrice, repaid.
Gladden her heart with some lovely token—give her a “Gift
that Lasts.”
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JEWELERS,
Milledgeville, Georgia
wait. Begin
young.
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at th
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another year would make
upon their membershap. and
those who survived would Ik*
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then he found out that she
cepting the attentions Jof another
Mr. T. J. Howard was chosen by
the Veterans to extend thanks to the Did he
member.*, of the R. E. Lee Chapter he would have cut out a festering! ;■
for the bountiful dinner served, thorn from his hand? Did he say: Lf
which he did at the conclusion of the "good riddance,” and thank his lucky j
dinner. Mr. Howard is ninety-two *tars that he found out what manner j
yeras of age, but he has retained his of woman she was before marriage
strength t» a wonderful degree. His instead of after?
remarks were appropriate. [ He did not.
I He completely lost control of him-!
The G. M .C. Cadet Battalion mude aelf, and his actions were those of J
a splendid and soldierly appearance an animal who act* by blind instinct
in the parade. For the past half a instead of reason. He stayed away;
century the Cadet* of the College from his job and lost it. He consort-:
have taken part in the observance of ed with loose women. He filled his
Menioriul Day, and joined in paying fine body with poisorous liquor. And,
tribute to the Confederate Soldiers.' finally, in a fit of rage, he went to'
The present cadet battalion is made the girl’s house. Carried away by
up of manly boys, and not one word his hate and jealousy, he gripped her'
of criticism can be uttered against by the throat and choked the life out J
the way they conducted themselves, of her body.
for they illustrated true sons of the Of course he was caught, tried:
Old South. and sentenced to life imprisonment, j
1 And there he sits—at an age when j
There are no survivors among the: most men are starting out on the
Confederate Veterans of the Bald- STfcat adventure of life—waiting forj
win Blues when that Company left death. He has lost both the girl and j
Milledgeville for Virginia in the early freedom, to say nothing of his j
sixties. However, since those days -•‘elf-respect of his friends. And all,
the Company has been kept alive ’ L_ ,J *" * * L “
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.dnging of the chore* from the
G. S. C. W., under the direction of
Miss Alice Lcnore Tucker was great
ly appreciated By the large crowd.
The patriotic songs they rendered
struck a responsive chord in the
heart.’, of the hearer* Thom* making
up the chorus were: Misses Mildred
O'Neal. Irma Vaughn, Mary Bohman,
Dorothy Colquitt, Mary Sasnett,
Florine Hatcher, Beatrice Howard,
. Addie Atwood, Autry Olinn, Louise
| Cobb, Mary Eliott, Josephine Wil
liam*. Bess White, Margarett Coyne,
Kitsie Melton, Gertrude Gilman and
Lilia Wood.
The merchants closed their stores
at one o’clock, and with the excep
tion of the drug stores, remained
closed all of the afternoon. This
action was greatly appreciated by the
Veterans, and the mem-
i of the R. E. Lee Chapter.
»ity of life. When
teething with n white
mental reins tightly.
the first neces-
your brain is
heat—grip the;
A bad temper’
>, destroy the i
work of a lifetime. It bring* back!
what it gives out—fierce hatred.!
resentment, ingratitude, disloyalty. *
There follow in its wake any number
of physical aliments—bad circula-’
tion, indigestion, skin disease. ... Its
possibilities for evil are unlimited. |
So if you have a bad temper, learn
to control it along with the other!
destructive passions that bring their
The sons of the Confederate Vete
rans re-elected Mr. Chas. H. Bonner'
as their Commander. Mr. Bonner
was not able to attend the meeting on
account of illness, but his comrades |
knew that he would have been there 1
if it had been possible. Mr. Bonner |
reveres the memory of the Confed-j
crate soldier, and has always been
their loyal friend. He has taken sn j
interest in Camp Dan Sanford since:
its organization. I
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