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UNION RECORDER. MILLEDCEVILLE. GA-, JUNE 17. H»
The pulpit committee of the
Presbyterian church ha# announced
that the following minister# will fill
the pulpit «f thU churc.i for the | children
next three Sunday#:
Sunday, June 30th,
HAVE YOU INSURED
YOUR BABY?
roll Known fact that young
e more susceptible to mea
nt umps. diphtheria, scarlet fever.
C. | tuberculosis and typhoid fever than
people. This is unfortunate
j because it is extremely important
. ! that every child be brought up to ma
in, Crawford-f fur |tjr a# free as possible from the
J effect* of disease. Giants and trees
I must be carefully cultivated and pro-
MISS GRACE AMOSS ENTER.' l-rted .'mm hnrmful HSilfWi »lnlr
TAINS IN HONOR OF MRS. HOO»! '“"y are l. nu.r and .mall. Kwry
of Atlanta: Rev. George
C. Bellengrath, Atlanta. July 7th;
Rev. Andrew G. Mcl
ville. G*., July 14th.
EMERGENCY
APPROPRIATION
IS NEEDED.
CRISIS EXISTS
Th
Battarias rackarfad, $1.00. Tw
ty-faar hour Rorvico. Wo havo
battery oxport and you can mat
•urod tho work it dono by a man who
has had axporioaca and ia no jack
TW WauwH. at, „„
ELECTRIK MAID BREAD I. ,
hraaA I« I. -•*• b, . boa.. owm4| la fluDty. inaad. ELECT*]*
industry, doaorviug of your patron* MAID UhAO. Every »«,.» .
ago. I tho high standard. *
tog i
tho |
Record. St. Augustine, Fla.
The first of n serie- of parties he-
ing planned in honor of Mrs. Harry
Lee Hood, who was before her mar
riage on Saturday of last week MI
Edith Lawrence.
■ kno'
this. Just so. the i
rule applies to children. The growing
child needs a well balanced body. Ev
ery pan must grow at a n rmal. uni
form rate. Itrulse a young sapling. It
may grow up into a tree finally but j
it will not be strong enough to with’ I
Tuesday Maml " ,ron K winds Injure the i
Pf.fl.ii nf n vnnna I# maw .
Grace Amoi
e twenty-five nurses now em-
jyi'd by the State Board of Health
co-op t *tion with the Children's
irean. Department of Labor. Wash-
atton. fc" * already been given notice I
their dl rnh sloa from s:rvice tailing j
; July 1. This was made nccaa- ;
ry bu ause of the fact that the [
; ward Towner 1-aw. under which
• nave been operettas. has h:en :
in d, and there have been no funds j
•• jfvi:i ublc to continue their scrv- I
Bread is the staff of iife. That
ia why you should be sure it comes
from the ELECTRIK MAID, where
quality is always first.
FOR RENT—House on Jefferson St.,
possession July 1st. Apply to Mrs.
THIS WEEK AT HALL’S DRUG STORE
1 POUND RIPPLE BOND WRITING PAPER Stc
2—25c PACKS ENVELOPES FREE.
PHONE 2S2 WE DELIVER
Harris Hall's Drug Store
“C«m AaW’
'•'ly t
i th*.
tertained at a bridge shower
home. No. 121 Cordova street. j
The living rooms which open eni
suite were effectively arranged with |
myriads of garden flower#, the col- 1
ors yellow and white predominating. ■
Six tables were arranged for the
players and scores were kept on dain
ty bride tallies During the game- «i
a refreshing fruit punch wa-- served *h<
and after the totalling of ccores
prizes were awarded the high scor
ers. To Mrs. Hood, Miss Amos# pre
sented a set of linen towel* as a
memento of the occasion.
he r | physical perfection. No disease, i
oven measles, mumps or whooping *'•
cough, leaves the child as sound phy- , j’
sically as he would have been if he
bad not had the disease.
It was not so many years a„o when j
It was considered proper for parents
deliberately to expose their children ( \
ics. mumps and whooping
so that they would contrart 1
tiseases i nd not be bothered j
Ith them later lu life. We now know l
iat this was a very dangerous prac-
ci . especially with regard to mea- j
les and whooping cough. Do you [
now that loo children died from )
.ping couch in Georgia during
in which these nurses have been j
• ived will (or.tluue their services '
mtl.Inc apprrj.rlSTtons from their
1 fur..Is. as the £tatc Board of
I:h hr.s no money which can be
Is purpose. These nurses
j:> a fifty fifty basis with
...d consequently the conn-
on Jy hare to appropriate
nt more than they have i
prlatlng to continue this i
d f
It ; hoped that ;
The color motif was accentuated 1!»27 and 192S? Do you know. ulso.
in the ice course which was served that 211 people died of measles during
at the close of the gomes and wh :
years and most of thti
>ung children? Diphtheria killed !
1 typhoid fover 1.100. Th. se j
refer »o actual deaths. Thous-
t children had these dlscas.-s
covered. Or did they recover? 1 (
they recovered from the disease |
carried out effectively . the bridnl
note. The dainty nut cup# were of
bell shape ami decorated with sprays
of valley lilies.
Th< guests included the following:
Mr.«. Harry Lee Hood, honorec, Mrs.
S. E. Davis, Mrs. Hoke Smith, Mr*.
B. 0. Smith. Mrs. Roy Hallman, Miss
El ie Hughey. Mrs. G. H. McEwen,
Mrs. O. R. Donoho, Muses Margaret
nmi Elizabeth Davis, Miss Nellie
Parrbh, Mrs. Virgil Ilea, Mrs. Cha--
les H. Barnes. Mrs. W. H. Skinner.
Mi.»« Babe Von Drozkow-ky, Miss
Le»- Hardee, Miss Mattie May Clark,
M-. M. E. Wilson, Mrs. Earl Bussey,
Mi,. Virginia »u„cy. Mr,. Gvorjra th r |j and typhoid'fe»«r
Bennett. Mr#. George Holden, Mr*. Every iuteUl&rat per
F. Charles U#5na. Jr., and Mrs. T. L. about the value of vaccina
Penrre. smallpox. Perhaps
Mrs. Hood was the recipient of can ***°* t| '
many lovely ^nd useful gifts from
her friend-.
•ntlrely from tho after effecTs
i • permitted. I could tell you more
L slieso after offer* h. I think, bow-
tbat It Is more imt-ortunt that
< about the prevention of these
•h in young children
n!y wish It were possible to give
a simple method of preventing
and every V*nd of infectioiu d!«-
Some day this mr.y bo po.*d-
At the* present time three of
diseases can be prevented by
!y: smallpox. dlpU-
City
r. Primary for f
• nd Three Aid
of Milledgeviiie
inated
cinatlon
cm. Seme of you we
dining childhood and i
life. Smallpox is a rare disease In
cause most of us are protected by vai
< : .itlon. Those of you who ha-
children or expect to have them v.
no doubt see to it that they ure vai
ciunted by tho time they are o
BROUGHT BLACK CAT HOME
Mr. J. T. Humphries went to At
lanta this week to purchase n car
load of rattle. He found plenty for
hut he thaueht the prier to®' until'Thenf Any jj^ pcdlMrieian. ill
high to warrent an investment. When doctor of children, will advise you that
he returned home the only thing in the best time to vaccinate your chil-
the shape of a live animal he brought «>rea !■ when they arc only a few days
back with him was a black cat given
'>f Milledgeviiie,
• - hereby ordered, that a pri
or held in the city of Milledge-
r "‘T the purpose* of nominating |
Dene ratic candidate* for Mayor
and three Aldermen.
It is further ordered that said
primary be held on Wednesday, Au-
21»t, which day is hereby ap
pointed as the day for holding said
primary.
It is furthered ordered that the
voting place be stationed at the City
Hull and that the polls open at 7
o’clock in the mor*-ing and cloi
six in the afternoon, and the t
trati«n bool... shall close and the
for qualification of candidates shall
end on July .'list nt 6 p.
It is further ordered that all other
school, tint v;hy wait ri,,e " nf >d lows governing Democratic
primaircs in Georgia be conformed
him while he was in the capital city.!
He experts, however, to buy a lot of
cattle nt an early date.
This ts
y to got early protection but be-
h.ihii's at this uge Miff -r ions
discomfort and are not able to scratch
the scab off end contaminate the sore
with their fingers. Large, unsightly
scars are usually due to the poison
ous Infection from dirty fingernails
und not to tho vaccine itself.
.. , . _ . .... .... Babies are usually immune to dlph-
Mr.,. John Ku trr M.ntur died «t Jurln( . l!lo „„ „ t
her home in Columbus, Ga., on Inst |jf c . After this time, immunity is
Tatf Jay, June 4Gl. The nows roach- ( rapidly lost. Children between tho
ed this city and her many friends ages of six months anJ six years are
it. this county heard the news with *ery susceptible. Beyond the sixth
deep rtgreL
Mrs. Minter was prominent in club
work in Columbus and was especial-
nuturul Immunity begins
velop so thut older children and adults
■oly have tho disease. Your doctor
therefore, advise you to have
It is further ordered that a copy
of this resolution be published in
Union Recorder, a public gnzette, and
at the City Hall of said city sixty
days prior to said primary.
Adopted this the 12th day of
June, 1929.
Milledgeviiie Democratic Ex. Com.
F. W. hi '■PRICKSON, Chairman
. J. H. HOLLOWAY, Secretary
LOST—Tortoise Shell Glasses
tween G. S. C. Auditorium and
Ennit Hall. Return to this offi
for reward.
ly active in the U. D. C. and the your baby vaccinated against dlph-
music clubs. Mr. Mintrr was con-' therla before It l» six months old.
nected with Stevens Inc., for many J Here again tho Injections give very
years and has many relative
ing in this county.
Lookout Mountain Seed Irish Po
tatoes st F. W. HENDRICKSON’S.
If its a flat tire you call us. Our
Call 300 when | typhoid vaerluo know that for the
little discomfort, while in older chil
dren thcro may be some uncomforta
ble reaction though never severe or
Babies are usually immune to ty
phoid fever during the first year of
life. After this time they becomo
very susceptible and remain «so
throughout their lives. Therefore, ev
ery baby should be vaccinated against
typhoid fever before reaching the age
of you who have taken
your t.rei
^ RALPH SIMMERSON
* T'" Buick Dealer
to the bad, you will twenty-four hours after the Injec-
' t!:n tt re h r-.metimea an uncom
fortable reaction. The younger the
child. liow^Viir, the milder the reac
tion. Babies have almost no reac
tion at all. Hence another argument
la f.\.r of early vaccination.
mly fr.!r to admit that
If your grocer hasn't ELECTRIK I
MAID BREAD. Ask him why? It j cinatlon r ’ Jnrt any of these diseases
Milledgeviiie -nd
not be surpassed.
the
SILK STOCKINGS REPAIRED-—
Rust mended by invisible method,
like new, small charge, quick work.
Mrs. Tern McComb, Jr., 208 N.
Jackson St., Neat to Massuy’e Store.
LOST—Pair of red coral ear rings
tied in kaadkerchief. Finder leave
et Jones Drug Store end receive re
ward. €-27-29 2t.
Go to the Rose Tea Room Thurs
day night. Fried Chicken supper
SO cts.
jiute protection. But In
stances of failure aro rare. If every
baby horn during the next ten yean,
Were vaccinated as 1 have Just de
scribed. diphtheria, smallpox aud ty
phoid fever la tho next generation
would be rare curiosIMes.
Perhaps your children are no louger
babies. The same rules apply to them
also. The sooner they are vacc aated.
the better the protection and tho less
discomfort to them.
Health Officer Resigns
Thu State Board of Health is indeed
sorry to los<« the valuable sendees of
ouo of our best workers. Doctor B. B
Bagby, of Clarke county. He will at
tend post-graduate school this fall be
fore finally locating, so says Georgia's
Health.
gradients to a high standi of APARTMENT FOR RENT First
quality. Try :i ar.d : '.le differ-’ Goor. Apply to Mrs. C. C. Shonse.
«m. Phone 406-J.
Oral
ur oil regularly and be
filled with Quaker Stati
We do this servico free
we drain your crankcas*
or Texaco
Call by ai
and refill
RALPH SIMMERSON
Buick Dealer
special Thursday
to supper 50 cts.
Wo wash any make car for $1.00.
Believe me we make your car spot-
lesa and remove everything, hut the
paint. We call for and return your
■b fried chicken supper foi
ery Thursday night, at P.oes
FOR RENT—Haring moved from the
city, my furnished apartment at
my residence is fer rent at $20.00
per month. Located on West Mc
Intosh street, 2 blocks from G. S.
C. W. Call phoM No. 495-L. Mrs.
L. J. Zachary. pd.
When it rains buy your Turnip
Seed from F. W. HENDRICKSON'S.
m- I
take thii'mattcr
and trike ui»
tion so that we I
■:p rvlsing curr *. so that there i
i * ro in terra pticn in the work !
hr a been ca-. ird oa for the Inst 1
a n ly Itc Division ol Clilltl I
Such Purity safeguards
the pause that refreshes —
JustasCoca-
GfSXCscHa Cola has out-
distanced all
other drinks in popular
favor, so have the meth
ods used in its manufac
ture been carried to the
very pitch of scientific
perfection.... Coca-Cola
comes to you pure as sun
light. It -nvites you to rest
from work the same as
from play—to pause for a
minute and enjoy its ice-
cold, delicious taste with
that cccl, wholesome,
after-sense of refreshment.
•VEI 8 MILLION
A BAY
HAD TO BE GOOD
MILLEDGEVIIIE COCA COLA
B0T1UNG COMPANY
TO GET WHERE IT
Cars That Carry
Our Guarantee
for Thousands of Miles of Service
Every one has our O. K., and you can ride
while you pay.
One 1929 Standard Six Four-door Buick Sedan—driven only
5.000 miles—this has a new car guarantee.
One 1929 Six Cylinder Chevrolet Roadster driven only few
hundred miles at a big saving.
One 1927 Two-door Buick Sedan formerly owned by Mrs. John
Conn, this is a good buy for some woman.
One new whippet Sport Touring a real beauty—less than list
price.
Now is the time to buy - prices low - values
unbeatable.
RALPH SIMMERSON
Buick Dealer