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UNION RECORDER, M1U-EDGEVILLE, GA., JUNE CO, 1919 l.s.O.A RECORDER F.dcr.l Union E>tabli.b«d 1829 Foal Office, Miil.de. R. B. MOORE—EDITOR JF.RE N. MOORE—Baain... M SUBSCRIPTION RATES i Yenr *1.60 Month. 7* FIRST WATERMELONS BROUGHT GRAND WORTHY MATRON TO THE CITY VISITS EASTERN STARS THURSDAY. JUNE 20. 1929 G. S. C. TV. MARCHES ON .Mr. Thomas Quinn, of the Mount yj, ..,. H Bench, of Savannuh, 1'lea.ant community in the Southern Groll| Worthy Matron of the Order i-c.-t of Baldwin county, brouRht the of t: ., 5 „. rn .s v i,iU'd the Mil- ; find Iona of local rais'd watarmcl- ;i|,. chapter on la.t Thursday to the city last Thursday, June ( .. ( .„ illir presented the ehartei to i ;th. The melons were of the Harris ^ chap „. r „nd instilled lhe of fie- Early Improved Variety, end were ^ A dclitthtfal luncheon woa sen ..f very jrood size Mr. Quinn found d tt( , ordcr W( , r!l Wok in his patch the first ripe water- T|u , taMe wa , p rt . t tily decorated wit melon an June Rth, which is two mmmer riawer*. Mrs. Beach w. weeks earlier than ever before, and „ CI ,,mpmied to Milledgcvilic by M four weeks ahead of last year's mei- fi<lich „„j . li( , Morgan, Grand Mar- “ na * © «hal, of Savannah, and Mr. and Mr?. Mr. Quinn was also the first fanner SlJttl , n „j Macon, t, I,rime in cantaloupes, which he Tn( . f orficn, did earlier In June, .tailed: Worthy Matron, Mrs. Geortre Thent are large quantities of wa- Harrj , W ebber: Worthy Patron, Mr. termelon- planted in Baldwin. - r McMullen: Asst. Worthy Matron, ' Mrs. John Riley; Secretary, Mr.*. Mc- ICE CREAM FESTIVAL AT Mullen; Trea ,. M rs. Clarence Wall; COOPERS Conductrcaa, Miss Cecil Humphrey There will be an *ce cream festi- \. .y^>ictc Conductress, Mrs. Fermi* 1 '*1 the Cooperville school h*»u Friday night for the benefit of lhe W. M. U. The public is cordinllj SINGING CONVENTION TO BE HELD AT SALEM CHURCH 1ST SUNDAY IN JULY The Iluldwin-Wilkinson county -inking convention will be held at church nine mile*, from this Chaplain—Mrs, R. B. Moore. Adah—Mrs. George Davis. Ruth—Mrr. Jim Smith. Ether—Mrs. Godfrey Ostermni Martha—Mrs. Ed Bell Jackson. Electa—Mrs. Mosteller Warden—Mrs. E. J. Lee. Sentinel—Mr. Clarence Wall. Organist—Mr?. Warren Welsh. The first year of Dr. J. L. Beeson’ seme as P trident of the Gcorgu State Collejje for Women has come t t» ciuse. When we look through thi record of the years achievement* w< find that the college has march*-, evt n further into the lead as a grea in-attrition of learning. t-ninin: ^ and art' ^ut in right Thinking and ju 1 off the IoWcr Mac ° n ro, ' ! CANVAS FOR a M. C. STUDENTS reaching a definite purpose in their ' ,n l ‘ ,e .Suuduy in July. There TO 57ART AT EARLY DATE life’s scheme wl11 b *’ « v «»l quartetts and n num- CoL Goo s Roach und Conch T. H. that have been btr " f h '* d * n in a « e n danre - Renta returned from their fishing A basket dinner will be sene.;, trip IfflPt Friday> They are making fch the young women more confer*. and «’ v ‘*7 bod Y >* ‘ oc l >ected to W* 1 * yn parations to commence an active and better accomodations have been * filled basket. <Hnvas for G. M. C. students at an many and we name them briefly. „ 7— " 7T" . . ™\y date. First r. new dormitory t«» accomodate Evrr,r ,oaf “ m * de w,,h • p€ ' e, ■ , The catalogues urc expected to three hundred has been complete*:. c * r * *"** from * bct,cr rec * , *’ t *• lbe reach the city today (Thursday) and Thi- building is entirely fir« proof E,eclr * k Ma,d - The coupons will get w j|| ^ mailed out. A and modein in every detail and the you * 1,1 of bn ' ve * 100 large number of application* for in- iplendid part i that it was con- formation concerning the college are struct d without an appropriation ,f TOU ,,ke Ch * nneI cat f ** b ' in file. from the -tale. While the entire b “* «* E "»“ Pa,a ~ cml.t «ii 1 - not gO to Dr. Beeson f*.- Ke * ,bem fr0m w * y doWn lhe r,w ’ Ennis Palace Market sells only the thi :u vmpl!»hment his tim« thr.uul:'. unatiy add'd 1, tho sue- rOR *fNT—Th. Malay nom. on ?ri „ m ,J. by tho ch.apcv |rndi cess. Srrond the dining kitchen in Atkinson hall h t with NASH 400 Lxm** the HMl In .Mir Car SW He n 4-door SEDANS STANDARD SIX Dtlivtrtd, Fully Equipped HUi . TOR R^NT—The Staley home on am J corner of Montgomery and Jeffer- „ ri . son streets. H. G. Bone. $1061 SPECIAL SIX Delivered, Fully Equipped $1470 ADVANCED SIX Delivered, Fully Equipped $1690 Lower.; Delivered, Completely Equipped Rices T hroughout the automobile in dustry Nash engineering en|oys a reputation for enviable excellence. A clear example is the Standard Six •'400*’ 4-Door Sedan—a big, full 5-pas- seuger car—tht leader of the $900 field in quality, and performance, and ralue. DRIVE it! Note the exceptional power, speed, and acceleration of its Nash- designed, high-compression, 7-bear- ing motor, with Bohnalite pistons, and torsional vibration damper. Chief among the attractions of the larger Special Six and Advanced Six 4-Door Sedans is the great Twin* Ignition motor. Nash-Bijur centralized chassis lubri cation is another invaluable* asset of these larger '*400V\ ALL Nash "400“ models are fully fac tory equipped with front and rear bumpers, hydraulic shock absorbers, and spare tire lock and tire cover—at no extra charge. Nish also offers three 2-Door Sedans at respectively lower prices. the i*d and cold City Ta*i 1 nird has been built which of fo, FOR RENT—Ha city, m* f urn rd fn by . the - bread i i that ] » in Elactrik Maid I I values Sec thei •hed 2 block* fn $20.00 G. S. and» -aving in ice consumption. If n- • of thir had been done*, the landscaping • of the campus, pavnl walks and flowers rind i hrubs that now .ho -btautiful oollo*. C - W C ‘" *•■»“ N »' « 5 ' L - M '*' square would be worthy of the high- J. Zachary, eft i-'i. K.indation fr*.»m the people — of (i I'Jgia t. the head of the col- FOR SALE—House lege. Beauty of nature is inspira- Wri s bl * r,r ’ !oe »' tional and it i fitting that the mind °* of the youth dwell on scenes that ,rnlh * » cr ••• • nd are beautiful and uplifting. dwelling. Apply Into the collegiate and literary dc partment of the college have also Ron, A. tau-m of Hr. Boo an. Now When it r.io. b.o yoov Tor.ip «• Seed from F. W. HENDRICKSON’S. » b « cl cat fish from way down at Ennis Palace Market y fresh. j" ALWAYS LIKE NEW, _ F MRS. FLEMING STATES t of S E. Hardwick, Lucille: Why Mrs. Fleming your ■ nd seven drew looks so fresh and clean, and icht room tbat ?tunning new cloak. S. E. Wright, Jr. D. B. Wright Mrs. Fleming: Thanks, Lucilc. This dresing business is not altogether disagreeable, especially when you get voor Turnip such nice compliment-. By the way, esc are not new clothes. Lucille: Well they certainly look ICE CREAM SUPPER AT Th «'. v “ r v dilforont aren't they. HARMONY BAPTIST CHURCH Mr*. Flominc: Yes, I Kid the Ihti will bi an iev cream supper Odorless clean them for me. Harmony Baptist church Friday Lucille: Why it is a perfect ys 24til, for the benefit of Mro. Fleminir: Yev they do all of non or,.., edaryed and hook, added «- church. Everybody is cordially my cleanina for ate. They take such which • . v't-.l ncce sitv in th ■ invited to attend. pains with everything and whin it wh ch a i.tal nece sity in th. comes to -ilk dresses they are simply rchen.e : modern education. . , ... Tw, other improvements have l.scn Ch.oa.1 cat fi.h a. Eoni. Palace wonderful, mini • : h..t have the praise of all who Market, are familiar with the fact*. The i w **»*y Govt rum nt Bark has been convert- *w<»r»nt ed into a recreation ground for the w,lb * young women. Tiiir give* the young laboratories hnve been added chemistry, biology, phy.-.r . psych-Jogj* departments, thu* enabl ing tn- foiulty directing the study . ourres ; * do more effici- Tbere ent work and thi -tudvnts to receive nt Warm more thorough training. The library n 'B ht * Ju AT, th. Lucille: Yes I have heard that. But re n't they more expensive. Mr?. Fleming: No, they mre expensive than anyoni n. and I actually believi thr« retreat from the campus hich they can divert their 1 nil. f:'**m the routine of study and idle hours of benefit t and mullet, as well duality of their wori i the fn: r Chai t fish a led. I’r ot be I Marke :standing of all Dr. Bee- FOK SALE—House the effort that he Wright. Sr* Mte •mil his wife are mnkii ? to restore Ca.. consisting of the Old Mansion, no more historic “*n‘ b » *" d and beautiful spot in Gcotvin, to its dwelling. Apoly t« original The interio. has b--n r*»r.e «r S E- Wright. J. «d 1 ip.d lot i I at Hardwick, Mrs. Fleming: Yes, beautifully two and seven Ju ‘ t look at the dre«s. And any me pijU room ,b * n v else tiiat needs cleaning. All D. B. Wright >’ ou hnve to do is to call th. out 1 ork. I.ucille ami besides. form ' th period of the archi.ee- FOR RENT Havlu, mured from tho * ***«« * tu„ : the h«iMI«R.. Or. Beeson city, my fv -ai.hmi apartment at CeaniPR to the Odorl™ plan- : f this and we feel sure m, re.idcacc i. far rent a. 520.00 Mrs. Fleming: I km jv. . . . . .tiiotic uric tics as well as pee month Located on Wet Me »' , V i.orcian endorse this work. I.UH. atom*. 2 block. i». G. S. *«*»*»'y d -'“ linlr B,:, 1 f. Bowed the Great Dr. C. W. Coil phoae No. 495-L. Me. »>•"<• .. .. Parks. He ha. restored confidence L. J. Zachary. pd. ’ ' ,rt1 1 nu u. t college if any had been lost — j • : !• the immortal leader felt He Croaker fi.h at Ennis Palace Mar- 1... c.,rrii v d the work <>n in a noble *»el Friday and Saturday 10 cts. per j • n . r and in doing ?*> he has found b*- the ■nb-r if : WHAT A GRAND AND GLORIOUS FEELING To have a good old friend dri up and sav fill her up with Woco-P< fi.h Friday, ° b > ” *«»«* b * im I’nmnann be bac! . Onco tried, none oth< Delivered, Fully EquipjtrJ, Price Range of 25 NiuA “400” Model,, including Touring, RaaJttrr, Coupe, CahruJet, Victoria and Sedan 3fo»leL J Hines-Caiiaway Auto Co. Mr. E. E. Bell Host To Employees At Delightful Supper Away from business and the hum of the city, Mr. E. K. Bell and his mployecs made their retreat last Thursday afternoon to the country home of Mr. W. H. Montgomery where a delicious supper was served and an afternoon of fun enjoyed. It was a special privilege of the; writer to be included in the group n it only as an ex-employee of Mr. | Bell, but as a representative of the, Union Recorder. The occn-ion wns one that will stand out in our memories not only for th* rare opportunity of enjoy ing the hospitality of Mr. Bell, but to mingle with the corps of fine peo ple that axe connected with the store. The setting was ideal for such occasions. Protected from the late aftern. on sun by the gigantic oaks and elms that urruund the Mont gomery home, cooled by the fresh, invigor iting breeze that blew across the bill, and cr.Urtuined by the call of the boh white, the cry of Joy and Cardinal intermingled with the sweet, musical notes of the mocking bird, no spot could have been selected that, could have brought tne crowd closer j together and given them that feelin" of freedom and good fellowship that such an occasion offers. Mr. Bell as usual was the cordial, genial host that he has proven him self on many occasions. It was his desire that everybody prr-ent en joy to the fullness of them.-elves the afternoon’s outing and >piaking for ourselves and we feel sure we voice the sentiment of every one present, it was one of the delightful event ■ live The « V ; ,. I>, B-oson ha. had splendid d~» at Fnai. Palace Market. Th. -M do. For .ale b, . and iX from hi.'U,.y Cro.hrr fi.h. ..id b„ .ho on. «- N. JORDAN : .1 : • Board *.f Trustees it was r*«<* store. 10 eU. per lb thi "Ugh hi* fore ight und ability that heape.t quality of fi.h i ! • gc has preserved its leader- but wr will .upply ihei Don’t forget that each loaf of bread | from the Electrik Maid ha. a valu- FOR SALE—Hou»e and lot of S. EJ — Wri;ht. Sr., located at Hardwick, FOR RENT—Sis. room Ga . < on.- i.ting cf two and .even four room apaitment tenth, acre*, and one eight room street. Cal! 1.49. dwelling. Apply to D. B. Wright or S. E. Wright. Jr. i Straw hat. in «H dc. NOTICE—Pay July l.t. City Ta: !ar ( by Mi. all bri Mo. The tariff bill Republican hou*e i cin of the masses classes. * passed by the creases the bur- n favor of the j Foi- Sandwich*, or Toa.t or ju.t [plain bread the taste will prove the, ish Po-’ difference Electrik Maid Fake Shop each loaf has a valuable coupon. i an annual affair for JcU store Everyone pronounc- lis occasion the best they have We are sure none of the prev- j ious gatherings could have equaled I this. j As fo.- food, it was plentiful. Fried i chicken, .-alad. tomatoi^-. barbecue land accessories, all prepared by Mrs. Montgomery and we have never tasted as delicious or *1-011 ar much | at a similar occasion. It is very fine and fitting that. Mr. Bell have an occa^nn iike thi-*. He establishes in his employees a ' spirit of sen-ice and good will that , goes to make his store the great or ganization that it is. I have a very warm admiration for Mr. Bell and the civic spirit which he ha- shown through the years. He is a good and kind man and I do not wonder that those who are in his ser vice find in him one who appreciates their view point »nd will give them every consideration. , I enjoyed the Bell store party and The Cali cf the Seashore MOUNTAIN OR JUST THE OLD SWIMMING HOLE DEMANDS A BATHING SUIT We hav can asortment of sizes in one and two piece suit-* for men and young men. They are the famous Wil Wile brand made for perfect comfort and guaranteed not to shrink or stretch out of size. $5.00 and Up J. H. Holloway The Man’s Store SCHOOL SUPPLIES V '.M.i.rv .MERCHANDISE ^TEMBRIDGE & COMPANY PHONE 352-J Clearance of fifty tu^mor hat* at FOLLOW THE TRAVELING ME $2.00 each. Mr.. Leai Moore, The Hat Shop. Made at Home, sold 1 its always better. Try ■ trik Maid Bake Shop. wish for this organization many uore years of success—J. N. M. 1 and When you get to a know which hotel to go i u * 1 low the traveling n»ea, when m lea-t doubt about gasoline jv*< low tho travliog men, they •*? 1 other will do but Woco-Pep F®r br L. N. JORDAN