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UNION RECORDER. MILLEDGEVILLE. GA.. JULY 25. 1*2» JURORS DRAWN FOR JAN. COURT Jedgt Pirk Draw. Nunc, of Jur ors to Serve at Next Term of Baldwin Superior Court t, July GUIDE POST HEALTH AND HAPPINESS Why You Should Lei PLYMOUTH IS IDEAL FAMILY AUTOMOBILE » the. Bui <1\\ !l-29 The following Grand Jurors this day drawn from the jury box to jerve in this court at the January Term. 1080, of this court: Harrington. C. T.; Echols A. B.; Conn. C. J.; Jonnes, T. S.; .March- man. H. M.; Turncll, Geo. H.; Mat thew--. J. W.; Stripling. Jno. X.; Rog er--., D. M.; Harringt M. C.. Jr.; Herndon. H. H.: Bland. M. H.; Rice. William; Roscoc, W. L.; Ethridge. J. O.: Webb. W. A.; Rogers, J. A.; Haw-, kins. A. J.: Willis, J. IV. Bloodworth.j E. F.: Moran, J. W.; Curry, M. L.; Chandler, C. N.; Trtanor, T.; Laven der. C. R.: Montgomery. D. F.; Lee, j. M.- Veal. O. F.; Cooper, Jno. O.;; Carr. A. J., Jr JAMES B. PARK, Judge Ocmulgee Circuit. Summer time is picnic time verage American family. Not bo If I were asked to name the one »> a "> > iar8 a «°’ lhe arai| y could **- sport which man could lemt afford j°>' unl >' one or two outings o give up. I should unhesitatingly * :i li,t ' tountr y a > ,ear - To go on a ay: "Swimming.” Swimming is the P‘ cn,c v,as 4 us w *‘* aH u Ploas- me form of exercise in which every urt. Lunch baskets had to be car- nus**le of the body is brought info Hcd *^ ree ^ car » ^ or • play, and also many of the major uncomfortable pride to the picnic I internal organs. As u beautifier of grounds at the edge of the city. The I the human form, it has no equal, for mure fortunate were able to bitch , it takes off flesh in the wrong plac- old Dobbin to the surrey lor the slow, and puts it back again in the right place. It gives symmetry and grace to the figure and carriage. Aride from its highly beneficial results, I consider swimming indi-- pen-able to the prolongation and .•afety of human life. If I had my way it would be taught in all schools right from the beginning—along with the three R’s. The time to learn to •wim is before some older person ha> had n chance to tell you that you can sink. tiresome ride into the country—noi over five miles awuy. Long befoi the day was over, spirits were damp ened by thought* of the long, dusty r.di hack home. Now conditions have changed. The modern family packs the lunch, steps out to the automobile and is on a pleasant, comfortable drivi into the country. Distance from home now lends pleasure to the picnic, for u car that is dependable, powerful, and sturdy always furnishes enjoy able transportation. "The large and roomy bodies the Plymouth make it the ideul be- f«»r the entire family,” said A. Van- re-. DerZee, general sales manager of the of the' Plymouth Molar Corporation, rimming Plymouth sedan is the real family ’em. 1929. The following traverse jurors wc If you have any choice *n the m r. learn to r.wim in fresh wal ther thun salt. Als* it is better :»rn to swim in warm water, ' cause in warm water the muscle ! lax—and relaxation is < ; chief essentials to good July ■ and endurance. j car, for it will reel off the miles Don't learn the breast stroke first quickly and safely, while a family of It i* an awkward position for the five enjoys it» smoothness of opera- day drawn from the jury box to body and forces the beginner to screw, tion in uncramped comfort. M-rve at th<- January term, 1980, for. up his face, squint, and "ship' on "When Chrysler engineers design- the first week of this court: unnecessary quantity of water. The t . d the Plymouth sedan, they realized Bryan, T. ().; McDade, W. C.: Wil- ''' t slro * ce learn th<> easiest and t he need for a real family car in the Hams Jr.<». U.: Vinacn, J. F.; I-aw- Amplest is the "crawl. And of i owe st price Held. They knew that T - Collins 1 t '" urse ' s beautiful to look upon. V .’ c OJl j ’ The s!d( stroke, in which the arms • raised above water is also graceful and good for one who tires quickly. Back swimming and float ing are nl-o important because they .afford an opportunity for rest. Once you have gained confidence and do not take fright at every drop of water that gets into your mouth, Holsey, L. S.; rence, P. X.; Browr Johnnie: Wilkinson, B., Jr.: King, J. T.: McMullen. J. T.: King, J. T. Jr.; Bcckem. X. M.; Baley, D. T.; Mc Kinley, A. C.; Edwards, Geo. W.; Smith, .?. R.: Bland, S. J.; Newton, Lonnie; Hardy, \V. 1).; Nelson, Roy L: Cormanni, C. J.; Torrance, R. G.; Pucket, L. A.: Wilson, Dawson; Simp- 4 .. K.: GUdin. M. A.; Smith,' J 1 "' important thing to TMnw- W. I.: Holucnbeck, the family car must be dependubb economical, and lurge enough for the j entire family. The Plymouth sedan,' mets all these requirements. Built according to Chrysler standards of quality, it is easy to operate, so that .Mother and sister may drive without effort or fatigue, while the full sized body permits of the utmost personal comfort even on the longest trips. FOUR PIECE SUITS Robt. Lee: Butts, D. T.; Fouler. L. S.; McElrath, R. J.; Wood, W. B.; Leaptrott, D. C.; Pennington, M. E.; Carr. J. L.; Layfield, B. L.; Digby, Dennie: Stembridge, Marion W.; Taylor. A. T.; Spivey, C. W.; Huff, Richard: McDaniel, William: Crooms, M. M.: Dumas, T. B.; McComb, T. L.; Dunn. R. D.; Stembridge, Sidney Lee; Miller, W. W.; Youngblood, C. E. Jr.: Stembridge, Roger W.; Over man, W. P.; Pugh, T. E.; Cox. J. B.; ' Minor, W. K.; Humphries, E. B.; Little. Frank G.; Brookins, E. Drawn open court, this the 19th •day of July. 1929. JAMES B. PARK, Judge Ocmulgee Circuit. 3930. f following traverse jurors is Jay drawn from the jury serve at the January term, : the recond week of thij Mediin, D. T.; Moore, Jerre N. McMillan, R. W.; Lane, Ed J.; Hum phrii.s B. F.; Brown, I>. W.; Wood, W. S.; Leonard, A.; Bone, Russell; Wngnnn J. T.; Thompson, Morga L.; P Jmgnrtil, W. H.; Dunn, Ly man; .Meore, Joseph A.; Childs, W. W.; Joner. W. Z.; Horton, O. D.; Beck. L. L.; McMillan, K. G.: Hen- dricki-on, F. W.: Roberts. W. E.; Torrance, T. A.; Digby, L. M.; Robinson, W. E.; Collins, A. J.; New ton. Linton S.; Whitfield. C. H.; Enr.i?. C. O.; Adams, R. F.: Law rence. L. G., Martin, R. W.; Smith, Albert S.; Sbealy, F. E.; Richardson, W. B.; Harrington, F. E.; Procter, Riley: Thomas, T. J.: Weaver. W. T.; ! With every Suit bought this month ro extra pair of Trousers FREE d Winter or Spring and Sum- thnt the really good swimmer does not hammer and pound the ter. His arms cut the water surprising rapidity and few splashes, we Really scientific swimming involves swimming with the head under water; Fall —inhaling through the mouth on the me r patterns, custom tailored, satis- level of the water and exhaling faction guaranteed.) 25.00 up. through the nose, below. Man is a SAM McCOMBS land-animal and sometime.* he expe- ( Phone 302 riences discomfort wheatryfngfto ad- j — . just himself to a different-element. SPECIAL ROUND TRIP FARES If the constar^ submersion bothe your ear?, use small rubber plugs, i which can be bought at all athletic, and drug stores. Swimming holds more easily than I thin people because their flesh is | more buoyant, and while they are I learning they are also reducing. Soi if you have not already learned to! swim—do so now, this rummer. You wlil be well build, and EACH SATURDAY To New York Atlantic City Chic igo Cl. Detroi land Toledo Limit 30 Days information, apply ' iv. Pass. Aft., Maco » uu For furth. paid in increased vigor, | c. R. Pettit, •neral health—and 1 j Ga. might add in social attainments, for j SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM the man or woman who doesn’t swim e-27-29 lit. nowadays isn't—well, he just isn't | — - 1928 COUPE FOR SALE L N. JORDAN BOSTON CAFE 1 —WHERE EVERYBODY EATS— t “Fresh Eggs Served Daily” Ad No. 87—2 cola, x 6 inches H-y . N.; Cline, Hugh T.; Hodges. W. E.; Chandler,' w . ray' .!. N.; Banin, 11. (i.; Harrison, W. S.; Ashfield, Robert;i Switzler, A. W.; Ethridge. J. C.;- Walker, W. A.; Reed, R. R-: Peel er. Wm. A.: Proctor, Herschel; Hum-1 phries, J. P.; Chandler, J. E.; Gile-, W. D.; Ingram, J. C.; Blackwell, W.l M.; Moore, W. A.; Ray. J. T.; Cham bers, W. J.; Harrington, Hugh; FVm-ter. Lewis; Hubbard, J. W.j Humphrey. W. C.; Roberson. J. P.;' Xorment. J. R.; Barnes. Pevton W.; Harrir.gton, L. R.; Simpson, T. L. j Drown in open court, this the 19th, day of July, 1929. JAMES B. PARK, Judge Ocmulgee Circuit. T HE quality of Omega flour never varies. It is the same today r.5 it was years :.r.o—nr.d -. ill remain for tlie.y ears to come. i\’o flour excels it* OUR SERVICE IS SUDClN Our prices are the lowest—Wha: more do you want? High class Shoe Repairing, Cleaning and Pressing BLAIN’S SHOE PUNT AND PRESSING CLUB Phone 873 A. J. Carr Company BELL’S SPECIAL SALE OF Ladies Fine Sleeveless Dresses v 50 in the lot. pastel shades, ail the lead- ’* V ing new colors, and many with white dots. ’ Y '! i fa ■ .{ Dresses made to sell for $10.75, now on $C-95 Sizes 16 to 44 If you Want the Best Shop at E.E. BELL’S BUILT BY BUICK BODY BY FISHER A GUARANTEE OF EXTRA VALUE Built by Buick —only the Marquette in the moderate-price field can offer that priceless recommendation. This remark able new six provides in every feature the unstinted goodness that has forever established Buick in the public mind as a master builder. 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Check every feature, moke every test. The Marquette is easy to own. Talk to your dealer about it. You will be sur prised at how economically you can buy a Marquette on the liberal G. M. A. C. BUICK MOTOR COMPANY, FLINT, MICHIGAN Canodian Foctoria* Division of General Motor* Buildor* of Mclau^hlin-Buick, Oshawa, Onl. Corporation Buick ond Motof c a r» $ 965 to *1035 Z»c”ud ,,ier /r’ ° b .wmipmentertro. Mar^uettn drlirrrrd prief C urranited on the liberal G. M. A. C. Time Taymcat tC,ra * C * n *** Ralph Simmerson Milledgeville, Ga.