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UNION RECORDER, MtLLEDCEVILLE. CA., JULY 11. ISM H eart to heart talk The Family Treasury Jimmy Brown hi* a money mnker in a modest way. He had the bunga low almost paid for. and Mr*. Jimmy Brown knew the meaning of work in the matter of overcoming difficulties. It H'iu in the late autumn that Mrs. Jimmy began to think about i ruff, and a few piece* of more furniture for the coming spring. She had grown tired, a* any good woman must, with the ceascle** dustisg, weeping, changing position* of the antiquated sofa and worn rocker*— she ju«i couldn't make the living- room look cheery any more! But the relentless mortgage kept eating its way into the family treasury; until it could be paid off. The little wife decided to atop every leak in the family budget she could—and to w»ve closer if possible, but how? There was just thirty-five tints in her purse*—a dime and a quarter—when her resolution wa* formed; alie would save every dim© that rame her way. She pet the thin little coin in a dime-hank, one WOMEN’S ORGANIZATION OF EPISCOPAL CHURCH PASS RESOLUTIONS Resolutions deploring the death of Mrs. A. B. Scott were passed at a recent meeting of the Auxiliary and Guild of St. Stephens Episcopal church. Mrs. Scott was a faithful number of both these organizations.; The resolutions are as follows: God in his infinite wisdom ha- seen fit to remove from our midst on June 22nd, 1929, our beloved member, Mary Howell Scott, we the members of the Woman’s Auxiliary snd the Woman’s Guild of St. Steph ens Episcopal church, in which gunization* she held office, do here- tiraw up the following resol u- Whereas, in the passing of a life and her removal from the field of her former activities, in view >f the fact that so many c« the Dost md mo t useful years of her life vere interwoven in the religious and ocial life of this Parish, 2. Resolved, that we express our ppreciation of the beautiful lessons f her life, her gentleness, her kind les*, hey sympathy, her patience, er cheerfulness, her charitableness, I her loyalty to God’s word .and her RESOLUTIONS ON THE DEATH OF MRS. JOHN M. BURKE CITATION In Ko P. Compton Miller, Nominated Ex ecutor of Will of Guy D. Compton. Court of Ordinary of Baldwin County, Petition for l»robate of Will in solemn fi rm of Guy D. Compton, The master has called to eternal rest our loved friend and co-worker, Mr-. John M. Burke. Whereas, The Wesley Bible Class of the First Methodist church of Mil-1 letlaeville, Georgia, feels an irrcpar-i uMc l.,~ ... ihe going own,- of one I To Iln. M.ry L. FroM Ml*. Loth. Who ,,»d tu beautiful cbur.c- o' Kerapermun. Mr.. Frcdcnck Col,. tcri-t.r: wisdom, loyalty, broad chari-; Compton and Mr.. Ball, ty. and an abiding faith in her Lord. | Hutehin. he.r. at law. ■ VVbrreaa, .be wa. alwaya brave and »'■ Compton Miller having applied, eh. erful through physical suffering, il “ executor, for probate in solemn Be it resolved, that we strive to <°n» °< •“« Will and Testament emulate her forgetful..™, of self, uud °< Guy D. Compton end you being a faithful!..-. in going about the Mas-1 non-resident, of the State of Geor- tor's work, loving and serving CITATION GEORGIA, Baldwin County. To All Whom It May Concern: Edw.-jrd R. Hines, a re«ident of this state, having applied to the undersigned for the Guardianship of the person and property of Beatris Jones, minor child of Hcrty Jor.es, deceased, notice is hereby given that the application will be heard at the m th, fim Monday A 1029. ^ Witne*. my official .ignatur., , t Oth day of July, 1929. W. H. STEMBRIDGE. Or<W Baldwin County Georgia * WANTED—Small house or Ikrs* rooms Sept. 1st, good loc.t, ** Writ# **Y” cars of this paper. ° of htr childhood trinkets in the hot- j fuithfulnes* to every duty, tom of a dresser drawer. It took ten I 3. Resolved, That we extend to dimes t<» open it; that dime slid into *he bereaved children and other loved the tiny slot, and diked cheerfully j ones our tendercst love and sympa ns it fell on the metal floor of the j thy> toy. I» sounded good. 4. Resolved, That n copy of the** • The lacndryman came around with re. -I-'.ions l»c sent to each of the Jimmy's roIUr*—hill fifteen .*ent*. J family, and the local pap»rs for publi- The dime in change joined its fellow cation and spread upon the minutei in th 1 * little ihHnk. When Jimmy • *f the came home to dinner, he had three dime* among other coins in his purse; he gave them to Mrs. Jimmy: a half- dollar was "banked" that day, and Jimmy liked the plan. To shorten this true story, hy the next April. Mr-. Jimmy Ind deposited in the real bank, one hundred and seventy-five dollars—all in dimes. S.ic purchased her ;.cw rug, sacril’ic-; Guild. *>d several ricketty old rockers. bought fre»h »,.• w oner, and a neat GRANDMOTHER OF MISS she did. Be it resolved, that we extend to the bereaved family our sincere sympathy, and that they may be com forted :n the knowledge that she awaits them in the Glory-world. Be it resolved, that copies of these resolutions be furnished the family of the deceased, spread upon the min ute* of the clan record, and sent to the Union and Recorder and The Mil- ledgeville Times. MRS. D. F. MONTGOMERY MRS. L. J. ROZAR MRS. J. N. HOLLOWAY Committee. PAVE YOUR SIDEWALKS—City furnishes the labor, we will furnish cement cheap. People'.*. Hardware Co. 7-4-29 2t. MISS ELIZABETH THOMAS MISS LEILA LAMAR MRS. MARSHALL BLAND mittee from the Woman's MRS. STEVE THORNTON MRS. F. H. HARDING MRS. LATIMER mittee from the Woman's FEMALE HELP WANTED—Would settee—paid cash, and had some left—.nil done with dimes that had previots-Iy slipped through fingers that had not appreciated the insignifi cant coin*. This is no fniry talc: any one can do the *ame. FOR RENT—An apartment . fin BLANCHE BAZANOS DIES New* of the death of Mrs. Ben Hookey, mother of the later Mrs. E. BazanoK, reached thi* city Saturday. Mi** Blanche Bannos and other members of the family went imme diately to Augu-ta to attend the fun eral service*. Mrs. Hookey lived in this city sev eral years with her daughter and many friends who wil Regret of her death. ndod. Write are Un > learn CITATION GEORGIA. Baldwin County. To Whom It May Concern: Edward R. Hines has applied for letters of administration on the estate of Louisa Allen, deceased. Thi* is to notify all persons concern ed that said application will be heurd and determined at the next Court of Ordinary of raid County on the first Monday in August, 1! 29. Witness my officiul signature, this 9th day of July, 1929. W. H. STEMBRIDGE, Ordinary Baldwin County Goorgiu hereby *requ*red to be and appear at the Court of Ordinary of' said County on the first Monday in 1 August, 1929, when said application! for probate will be heard, and show cause if any you have or can why the prayer of the petition should not be I granted and allowed. W. H. .'TEMBRIDGE, Ordinary, and ex officio, J Clerk of the Ordinary, j Baldwin County, Georgia I LADY’S SUFFERING She Write* That "A Friend Tuld Me To Tike Car- dui and I Know It Helped Me.” Greenville. Mhet—Tn describing how she suffered seven,’, years ago, Mrs. Mattie Dalton, of 213 Walnut Street, this city, recently wrote: “I would cramp, and my hands and feet would draw, so I came near having convulsions. I would have to stay in bed n week, and when I would get up. I Just dragged around, and did not tccl like doing my work. I suffered a great deal with my back. "A friend came to see me and saw how I suffered. She told mo to try taking Cardul. which I did. **1 quit having such bad spells, and was stronger and better than in a long tunc. I gained In weight. | I took a few more bottles of Cardul. 1 and felt so well that I quit taking it. I “I certainly ern recommend Car- j dui. for I know what it Is to sulltr. and I know that Cardul helped me." | Thousands of women have writ ten to tell of the benefit Cardul has been to them. In helping them to build up their health. Purely vegetable. Get a bottle today. All druggists. DuPonts House Paint CAN YOU BEAT IT. FOR STANDARD BRAND i MD QUALITY $ 2 14 a galion Culver & Kid d Drug Co. —4 PHONE 240 DUCO IS A DUPOINT PRODUCT Atlanta’s Most Desirable Hotel H ERE, amici the South’s finest and newest department stores, shops,theatres andofiice buildings you will find the ideal hotel for your Atlanta visit. 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