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UNION RECORDER, MILLEDGEVILLE, GA.. JUNE 13. 1929 •MILITARY TRAINING” By Cadet Marvin Thompson Sir.oi 1 the JW 1918 then; ha* been much di^cuwuon, bnth pro and con. on the subject of Military train ing for high school youths. Many well known educator* who arc num- brrd am ng our pacifists have urgu- id against it on the grounds that it heeds war. On the other hand there ar»- many- equally well known men of culture who look at it in a saner tone, camely that of health and the attention to detail necessary in a peaceful and useful life. Let's look at it in a broadminded way. Suppose we say that there are the Let i i in high school, is in a school who's curriculum :ain> compulsory military train- the other in a school that has Ttilitary training, containing only usual form* of athletics. Both of «. boys start school when their J* and bodies are still in a forma- , -j«id. What if their mind- i diligence is equal? What is re ult of the military trainng on one a* aganst the lack of it on other? j on ourselves. It teache- self relianc*. also self control, of which many of jus ha\c not enough, and lack of . which has caused grief untold, and sorrow of the deepest to innocent people. Military training embrace* in its virtue, competion. L'ompetion sharpens the wits wakes up the dull-' ars and adds zest to the games of! military seience, the problems, their; purpose and final achievement. There are countless benefits to be derived. Neatness i* * requisite and ^ an admirable trait in anyone: this is' inherent in some people, must be taught other*, and in the final ona- ly-e* is an almost sure sign of self respect. Then again we n»ve a sense of honor. It is developed without aid, in some dormant and must be brought out in others, what better method than scientific military train- Surces* in a measure worth hav- LAND SALE GEORGIA .Baldwin County: Under und by virtue of a power of sale contained in a deed to secure a debt executed by Mrs. J. W. Rob ert- to L. N. Jordan on the 14th dsy of April, 1926, the undersigned will sell at public outcry, before the Court House door in said County, to the highest bidder for cash, writhin the legal hours of sale, on the 2nd aay of July, 1929, the following described land, to-wit: All that tract or parcel of land !y*ng and being in the City of Mil- ledgeviile, Georgia, Street, the same fronting W 11 - i feet on raid Jefferson Street .. I running back East two hundred ten (210) feet, bounded on the \ rth by lands of Mrs. Annie Jack- "•i: -*n the East by the lands of Earl and Gould: on the South by lands f the Whitfield Grocery Company By Frank W. Bell, Hi- Attorncy-ut-law. ADMINISTRATION SALE GEORGIA, Baldwin County. By virtue of on order from the Court of Ordinary of Bibb County, Georgia, granted upon the applica tion of the undersigned as Adminis trator* of the estate of K. M. Mc- Elruth, late of Bibb County. Geor- ^ning” to any - K ,n. dect-Mcd. Iher.. will be wld nt j eKrib cd property, public outcry, as the property of said Luu.. on the find Tue»d„ in July. S “"‘ V * J* ” d *“ 1929. at tie courthouse door of -id PwPMt «f »*»«»« •» «nd f. Jefferson Baldwin County, between the legal getber with all and singular the' ways, rights of way, casements, rights, members and appurtenances whatsoever belonging or in anywise appertaining to the above described property: including especially all wa- aer nnd water-powers, and all the riparian, flowago, water and water power rights and privileges, and all islands, river, river-bed ard channel rights and titles, belonging or apper- •11 of the above f Ib Baldwin County, r. iin the legal hour* „{ *y hour* of sale, to the highest for cash, the following described property, to-wit: All that tract or parcel of land situate and being in the 106th Dis trict. G. M., Baldwin County. Georgia I bounded as follows: On the distribution R. J. McELRATH. J. M. McELRATH, Administrators of Estate of H. M. MrElrath, Deceased. LIBEL FOR DIVORCE of the Whitfield Grocery Company; , u . , Raymond J. Dolan , ,l th. Wert by Jeff?™ Street. ° , Hu 5 h C '"" “ d Sundry Delacroix. ’ , , the estate of the late Ben F. Sanford; _ . , _. n.ib being the same land purchased _ .... 4 ... . . - . ., Petition for Divoi of attainment I bis being tne same land purchased enrhed. n ,table man wWt by Mm .1 W. Roberts from F. H. r t*> graup an«l analyze, and Coleman on February 6, 1918, as is ■cl ...lotion laid out without • ■ need by deed recorded in Clerk's tuhlc if or maybe, to worry office. Baldwin Superior Court in imes to those who take and < -■ Kook QQ . page «4. Oconee River; said retain the benefits or mill- Said sale will In* mad< for the D f j an( j con taining t of raising fund;, to nay the (260) acre* more , the East by lands of Jos. E. Pot tle and Jno. T. Allen; on the South by lands of ,lo*. E. Pottle and the waters of the Oconee River: and on the We*t by the main stream of the Baldwin 1929. Superior Court July Ti To the defendant. I Delacroix:— The plaintiff. Raymond J. Dela- training. Th.-i few iller thing*, thoi ars Roebuck & Ce Kelloj lity t ided . th* 1 abi- , schools which hav military science, who have far its benefits, they are fortunate. But suerer- is ’.he ranks of tho*,- who h: mifically trained. Wi it through Mining in wing debt ; deed aim val of the le pr ory i [idle little thil that urpos wall. Military training, eientific training on military lines teaches fundamentally, attention to detail, through the medium of rou- tin»- act-, thiughU and competition. Little things are done from habit nnd scientific training forms habits, habit- which are useful and which we unconsciously rdtain through our >od, capable in thought an , what military training for our youths- What gr dated May 14. 1928. due on demand, *224.10, ■ : ie. Mr-. J. W. R rt< and payal.le to L. N. Jordan, and to pay interest on said note at the rate of eight per cent perannum from May 14. 1928, and for the belonged to Josiah Collins and from ‘his the death of the latter in 1872 was in the peaceable, open, notorious and adverse possession of Samuel B. Collins, a son of said Josiah Collins, until the said Samuel B. Collins con veyed said tract or parcel of land to the raid H. M. McEIrath, now deceas ed, < parcel cr°ix- having filed his petition for a hundred fifty) divorce luminst Lena Lnndry Dcla. less, formerly returnable May 8, 1919, by deed record* | notify you, I die office of the Clerk of the to be and u| of the Court, and it being made to ap;-.-*ar that Lena l,umlry Delacroix is not a resident of raid County, and also that she does rot reside within the State, and an or der having been made for service or. her. Lena Landry Delacroix, by publication, ’.his, therefore, is to Landry D« Lacroix, at the next term further purp - e of paying all costs Supcrior Court of Baldwin County of Baldwin Superi of this proceeding. Demand for pay- jn Deed Book RRi pa|re 42 7 ; u idjon the 2nd Monday cry i ord. htei Military training not only means -t the firing of arms, and the art war. but it means also, scientific ysicnl culture, health, the develop- •nt of our bodies, which are to ray us on thru adversity und thru # cceux. Daily exercise of the mind' d body, perhaps more than that uer moral understanding, n better Hatches •efulm-s in our daily i ,c myriald form, of pi id problems which wt with There are square pegs in many round holes and exceptions to all rules, that forever is another ques tion, environment plays its part, but on the whole which boy would you rather have to place your trust in, th. one with or one without military training. In closing the wii at each fragment of time that toucher, his waiting spirit and packs it full of the inner cores f life: a bit of labor that will further some cherished end. a scrap of melody stored for a day of need, an net of friendliness to tie a bond of love, perhaps a time of searching medita tion. Time will ripen it all for the day of harvest. Which will attain MARVIN THOMPSON’. uent of said note having been made troct or parccI of land including all and default having been made there- of an j 9 j ard j„ Oconee River on this proceeding U brought for the known as Askcw or ColI ins Island, purpose aforesaid. except that portion of said island The undersigned will execute such which is the property of Hugh T. conveyance to the purchaser at said Cline, said island being separated sale » «* «n the said deed provided f ron , t h e said tract of land by a und authorized. channel of the Oconee River on the This 4th day of June, 1929. ' East side of said island, the main L. N. JORDAN. ! stream of the Oconee River flowing Grantee in said Security Deed! on the West side of said island; to rt (o be held July 1929, then and there to answer saidycom- planit. Witness the Honorable James B. Park, Judge of the Superior Court. This May 20, 1929. (Signed) J. C. COOPER, Clerk MARSHAL’S SALE City of Millcdgeville, Georgia. GEORGIA. Baldwin County: Will be sold before the court h doer within me legal nour* «.f ^ the first Tuesday in July, public outcry, to the highest Lu! for cash, the following des-cribJTJ or parcel* of land, lying an ,j J* in the City of Milled**^, State and County, to satisfy L ** executions issued by the cit-rk^ Treasurer of the City of iiiliJ ville against the lands h. r *,„^ described, bearing teste in th«. r of the Mayor of raid city. it . ed by the Act of the General^ scmble of Georgia, relating issuance of street improvcm-r.t U in said city, approved August 2 1925, for post due installment,^ interest on certain Milledm Street Improvement Bond-. To--*. Third tract: That tract „f b belonging to W. J. and <. \. i ler situate on the South side R cock Street between and a > : - the lands of W. H. Minor ;,nd bert Street Snid lot is design* as Lot No. 4 on the plan and pijj work done on Street Impn.vr a Zone No. 19 in said City, and f n 105 feet on the Street Improv-m Zone and runs back South 210 f,. Said land wus levied upon : •, an execution for $148.21. with est und costs, issued again-: above described land a« th< i r , of W. J. und C. N. Chandl- r delault in the payment of the • ment and interest due or. April : 1929, on Street Improvement B No. 228 for the co i t und paving Street Improven:-t. l No. 19 In snid city. All of the above mentioned fi were issued by R. T. Baisden. Clerk and Treasurer of the i , Millcdgeville. Notice of the levy of the «; executions has been given to 1 fondants nnd tenants in po--.,-. as required by law. Deed- will made to the purchasers by th- •* signed Marshal. This May 29th, 1929. J. H. THIGPEN. Maraha] of the C.:y Milledgevi|le. Gt-orc J I-/ na-IMVEMTORY SALE SRIKSS PRICES IX)Wi^ fi xfipib * •. j»4i r m WE’RE CLEARING STOCKS ... SO BUY NOW Seeing is Believing in the ivonders of the GENERAL @EIECTEj B Y OU can read :il! the advertisements published, listen to dozens of friends praise the General Electric Refrigerator—but you will not fully ap preciate what it means until you have seen it and examined it in detail. We wish we could put a General Electric Refrig erator in your own home for you to see it there, but come into any of our 60 Retail Stores in Geor gia, Gild see it in operation. .Vote how clean and sanitary it is. Feel how cold the air is inside it. Examine the temperature control on top of the box. Inspect the various sizes r.r.d models. There is one to suit your particular no-. you can be sure. H ERE’S your big chance, tire buyers! Grab it quick) while the opportunity lasts. We’re going to take inventory very soon. So down come our prices! 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