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Delegates t» the Oxford District , laUtfh;(r , Ann*., o Mr. Percy Wy- Conference, which convenes in mjm Hodges, of Orlando. Firida. The next week from the Mil- weddinjc ui || take place June first in Circuit, have nrt all been Mijim i y| or j da< tality. April 26. The events on the program These in*-n and women have a included setting up exercises, relays, strong attachment for the college— u May Pole dance, a pie eating con- many of them received their only test and many other games, education there and it is wih great An experiment is being made at expectation and contemplated j*>y the Sanitarium to test the value of that they look forward to the cole- p| a y in restoring mental balance. Al- bration the local alumni has planned, though this work is new, the officials Vie (annul dissapoint them. of the institution as well as visiting The time remaining is short, much mental specialists are enthusiastic work is to Hi* done requiring the en- over the degree of success that has thusiastic and energetic support of a | re ,dy been attained. Miss Hum- not only nil former students but phrey, social worker and recreational every civic and patriotic organisation director of the institution, has had thai is interested in seeing our city entire charge of the play program make a splendid show. since it w>(» introduced leas than T'~ • c^*ir«i ion is 'itting for the two years ago. culmination of fifty years of se«- Among the spectators who enjoy- vie.* which O. M. C*. ha, rendered our lhi , unuMU ,||y intcre-iling field . ity and »t*te. We c«n all point to ijy pr„ K r«m were the member, of the old : apitol hill with pride and ; SUI oil p-yeholopy clans at the State College for W Keep off The Sun SUN HATS Men, boys, ladies and childrens ideal for house wear—garden work, fishing, playing or hiking. KIDDIES SUN BATH SUITS 2 to 8 years. The very latest. I)r. Leonard Shaw, former G. M. athlete and u son-in-law of Mr Ed Jackson, was declared Golf champion of Log Cabin country club at Tifton when lie hole match in the final the tournament held there. Dr. Shaw will enter a tournament in Florida next winter representing the Tifton club. A set of P. G. A. golf clubs was presented the winner. Dr. Shaw has many friends in this city who will read with interest his success in the Golf tournament. Home Owned, Home Operated— i The Electrik Maid Bake Shop. We serve you best. The »bove announcement will he read with interest here. Miss Ellison is the youngest daughter of Mrs. Ellison. After he- graduation from the G. S. C. W., she attended the Conservatory of Music in Boston, where she .-tudied voice culture. For the past two years she has taught in the public schools of Orlando. Mr. Hodges is formerly of Boston, Mass., is a graduate of Boston Uni versity, and took post gmduate work in the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. For several years he wap conbected with the Culfan- American Sugar Company in Cuba, filling the position of Chemist and Assistant Superintendent. At pres- 3® ent he is Manager of the Orlando branch of a Florida corporation. Their home will be in Orlando. to 1U. A Pni 2]* ELLISON-HODGES RICHARDSON-CRECOR y Adolphus Leroy Ellison an- • The announcement of the nivri ngagement of her I of Mias Sophie Richard: Guy Gregory of Macon oi came as a surprise to her friends here. The man-tag. solemnised in Macon and w*» nounced this week. Miss Richardson is the daughter Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Richardson, <, of the most prominent famine- the county, and has a large circle «j friends in this and other coi Mr. and Mrs. Gregory will niak. home in Maci Col. C. B. McCullar and Mr. Floy( Hendrickson spent several days *f the past week in Lakt-iand. where they assisted in the organize tion of a County Fair Association. Both Col. McCullar and Mr. drickson are enthusiastic ad< of fairs. The farmers who are cultivating tobacco this year have finished ting out the plant. Godledge fkinto snd Vs rnhhrr RACE gtatitude. our hearty support only .* individuals but as a should go ti her and her rcpreJ tive« in this undertaking. MRS Give this cause which brings hack t«i our town again these former students your enthusiastic support in p n what ever capacity you can—fi- j K nancially or otherwise. The test of our hospitality and ability to entertain will be made and we must live up to our reputation. c ‘ t >' taught by Dr. George Harris Webber. E. KIDD GIVES FLOWERS TO G M. C. In a letter to th«- Macon Tel of Sunday former Governor wick undertook to straighten minds of Georgians their tax Four stately palms, gifts of Mrs. J. E. Kidd, now adorn the front of the Old Capitol Building at both the north and south entrances. Th>' P-ilnis are about a quarter of a cen- tury old nnd were raised by Dr. Kidd. j The palms greatly add to the graph beauty of thp old building and the Hard- * an< * wn P' n P °f tlw campus. The irift in the was mOBt Karoos and greatly ap- . predated by the college. prol HOWARD HOLLOWAY NARROW- j LY ESCAPES DEATH FOR SALE—Chinchilla Rabbit, from Registered Stock. Apoljr to Robert A Underwood. FOR TALE—Pure white lilies for Mothers’ Day. Two dollar. ($2.00) per dozen. Mrs. Frank Malpass. Difference Our Bread ;>erior in tasta. Try it rik Maid Bake Shop. GOOD GARDEN SEED- Hcndrickson's. BROOKS SPRING HOTEL WILL OPEN TONIGHT The hotel at Brooks Springs in Washington county will open this (Thursday) evening with a biir bar becue. The swimming pool has been renerrated and reudy for use. It is expected a large crowd will be in attendance tonight. The Delightful Freshness OF New Paint APPEALS TO EVERY HOUSEWIFE. We lure a wonder ful variety of colors in COOLEDGE FURNITURE ENAMEL that will harmonize with your color schemes—it is easy to apply and shows wonderful results. R. W. Hatcher Hdw. Co. Thp very and logical manner ou line* a renudy to curb over *»ppr*pr sting the ;-tates income. The system is to simple, so plain i its application and so clear in judge- j nunf that it presents a safe way into foi our state. “ A budget system with teeth in it” says: the Governor in his offer as a so-| | Howard Holloway and a negro, Sam Butts narrowly escaped death Friday afternoon when the truck j which they were riding was hit by ! a freight train of th« Georgia rond at the double crossing near lutio: enrbi: r the ex bp done three million deflect the plan for the legis a deficit appropriate has been bantered for mai * but the wild manner in wh : hns berr dished out by ou tore ha? thrown the state i nnnrial rut that grows de< The mattrr tr.u-t he work jrder that a i be made a i faced and clean the Holloway and Butt, were driving a truck through from Florida to this city when the accident happened. Mr. Louie Smith who was coming to the city happened at the accident a few minutes after it had happened and Cnrrit d the two men to Macon. Holloway suffered fro sc.vere bruses and shock. Butt* had a jaw broken. The train priytically demolished the Chevrolet truck upon which was mounted a Ford Truck. with ; GOOD GARDEN SEED- | Hendrickson't. F. W Screen time is here/ S PRINGTIME is screen time. Better overhaul your screens now. A coat of paint, new wire doth, perhaps new locks cn the ; screen doors will make your old j screens like new again. YowtTl find our knowledge of i screen making as complete as I our stock of screen cloth, screen ! hardware, paint and tools. We carry Opal Zinc Coated, Liberty Golden Bronze and Liberty U Antique Bronze wire cloth, the kind that lasts for i cars. R. W. HATCHER HDW. CO. | Wholesale and Retail mi 4oo $1060 SjC(u!h the IIVrM in •Hot or Car IVi/gf Delivered, Fully Mzqui/tped, Nothing More to Buy! S; * high-. of th-j fnct that "bankrupey' analysis of the whole situation. Governor Hardwick’s plan «tand* solidly and the Georgia Assembly can d well by heeding the adv ; -« of this *rg* of Georgia politic*. He ha® offered a suggestion that will lead us from financial decay into a new «• a through which we can revise our ♦•x svv+etu and lift the burden from v ary .moulders. To My Friends ompare delivered, fully-equipped prices See wkyNasli is lower! the basis of quality, the Nash Why then, is the Nash ''400” lower O Ni 400 s}>ould cost more than other priced? Congressman Carl Vinson, while t; » Hou-e of Congress, was practical- '• idle, awaiting the action of the c nate on the farm relief hill, came H' me and spent several days of this l w ek. While here he was! ’ooking after his farming interests, lb found his crops had been badly- damaged by the whipping winds of| last week. I am now connected with the Jones Drug Store and ! wish to extend to my friends a cordial invitation there. It will be my pleasure to sene you and I can assure you of prompt courteous service at all times. Your business will be ap preciated. Nash engineers—one of the industry’s outstanding engineering organizations —have created a finer motor car. They have developed the high-compression, 7-bearing motor to its highest point of perfection and power. The exclu sive Narh outboard mounting of hy draulic shock absorbers doubles their effectiveness and creates supreme rid ing ease. here is the "world’s easiest driving control,” in this new and finer motor car. Thvse are but a few of many "400” features of superiority. Here is the explanation. Every Nash ”400” is now factory-equipped with the accessories, purchased at factory savings and included in the factory price of the car. Bumpers, shock ahn sorbers, spare tire lock and tire cover come with the car and are not added later as "extras,” at retail prices. You will find some dealers (not Nash dealers) charging as much as $50 or $60 extra for bumpers alone. Compare the delivered, fully equipped price of any Nash ”400" with the de livered, fully equipped prices of com petitive cars. You ’ll see the saving! The time for closing the hooks for the return of taxable property has b«*?n extended until May 16th. The law provides that all who fail to make returns shall be doubled taxed. Tax Receiver Wall urges all dslin-i <ro«*n'« ti *-*11 ~t Ms fv I Building and make their returns. 9 Roy S. Alford, Jr. j Hines-Callaway Auto Co. mmmm tivr" *■ ' 1- ■ ■ :