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UNION RECORDER. M1LLKDGEVILLE. GA-. JULY SS. ItSf
LETTER RECEIVED FROM FEL
TON kh5e WHO IS IN HONOLULU
Editor Union Recorder:
Early .in the morning rf the Slut
of May we entered the harbor at
Honolulu, T. H. (Territory of Hn-
waii) beinjr escorted in by about
twenty army planes and numerous
small craft. Our welcome from the
Army was inspiring with the huge
plane- circling about u< nnd with
bond rendering popular air* as the
Grant slowly came alongside the
docks. Entering we passed two tJ.
S. Navy Destroyers who regarded us
quietly and continued on their wa>.
Detroit, July 18.—Reflecting the
ever-widening appeal of the low
priced six cylinder automobile, the
Chevrolet Motor Company, on July
first, had produced 845,469 six cylin
der cars. June was a heavy contri
butor to the achievement. Output
for the month was 151,297
trucks—nearly 20,000 units greater
than the best previous June
THETOWNDOCTOR
(THE DOCTOR OF TOWNS)
cords show that many of the
old >ayings are falling by the way-
side, the latest of which is the one
about the impossibility of convert
ing ’he hearing apparatus of a fe-
omnivorous manna]
on the ,uec™ion of ov.rr.iith: b«. A man in New York
rds lhal Chevrolet ho, been ™ined that by actually rank,ns
.-ublifthinft since the introduction of "f » -ow * enr. ut ' Re
r six January first. W. S. and proven statement that
ZZ for coins. b»t heinn rather up! Knudsen. president nnd genera, man- «ooUivt £
in ,he world they would let pennie- alter, explained that from a manu- kn
iro on to the bottom end would dive facturing standpoint Chevrolet was *P an ‘ >c f
for nothing less than a nickel with; not constantly aiming at new record* Arthur Brisbane tells a story
■or. preference for quarters. They —that production is governed at all about a brown rat in Lincoln Park,
Id d more fancy sort Of dives times by demand. “Record public Chicago. This rat lives happily in
, or th .. ~,ter piece you see. On the acceptance of the new ,ix." he said, his bole under a tree, never doubt,
dork were xirls wiling necklaces of .“ha, made necessary record perform.; ink but that the whole park was made
beautiful flowers of the most won-lnnre on the part of our sixteen fac-ljn.-t for him. a, some people'boitav
derful scent*. Hawaii seems to be! tones. The automobile buying pub- the whole town tn which they W
’ t- !-. n d of flowers. One expecting lie has been the dictator of our mnnu- (was made ju;
to see a native city finds something facturing pace,
different. Honolulu is n modern city “Naturally, we are gratified
of over an hundred thousand divided the steadily increasing denial... .
about- as follows: 76,000 Oriental*, the product A is a tribute to the | understand or prove very much,
Japanese predominating, 15,000 vision of our engineering staff that j 10 ,5 ^ippy nnd self sati te<.
Portugese. 5.000 Americans, 3,000 worked for four years to design and
native Hawaiian* and the rest scat- perfect the new six cylinder valve-
tored. Imagine that!! I had always i n -hend motor.
thought Honolulu was Hawaiian and ‘-Great credit is due the munufac-
looked for grass skirts, etc; but the tur j nir division which has worked un.
only grass skin I saw was in a show CM j ng iy uccomodate the demand
window. The American language is an( j j n gQ d 0 i ng has been responsible
Epoken by all; prices are about as ^ or achievements that have made
they are in the states and all in all trial history in the production
one is reminded continually of New , ^ new Chevrolet six.
Orleans. The city lies along the -This is all the more remarkable
water fvent and extends up the val- ^ ,, c „ nfidereJ thot vololr .e
l.ys in between the hi -■ “- 1 ' production on Chevrolet’s scale must
from tin hills the beach of Wa.ktk, is ^ m|>anicd by exact precision
the prettie.pl in the sor . . lir as manufacturing so that waste will be
that production
held up n- a result
. for them. This rat is
,»tic—you can’t make him be-
vthing that he ennnot under
demand fur I stan.l and prove, nnd n< he cannot
the nretticst :n the worm, as tar a* .
vm pr , ... ,, manufacturing «<
evi- can It arh absolute calm with the
kiwi »*« eliminated and »
green of the hills reflected. Poets ... , be
and songster* can well get inspire- '. . to rpn
NOTICE OF ELECTIf N
hereby ordered that an elec
tion for trustee be held in each of
the following local tax districts on
Wednesday, August Cist, from 9 »• .i.
m. to 3 p. m. at the regular voting i *
precinct as follows: ^
Union Point School District—To fi
succeed W. D. Giles. M
Midway School District—To sue- ^
cced D. C. LeaptrotL I M
Coopervilk? School District—To ^
succeed A. B. Echols. ^
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For Sale on Easy Terms
Browns School District—To
cod M. E. Webb. h.
School District—To
Mv former Residence corner Montgomery and Jackson Sts.
Inspection by appointment
R. W. HATCHER
Ifdriwethet —. j,
succeed P. X. Lawrence. M
It is further ordered that these M
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f lection in the State of Georgia, and j
that the managers make their returns
to the office of the County School
S u peri r. t cr. de nt.
taught the costlim
befor:-, and in ord
appreciate.
Now is the time foi
of their way*
that 'they may
. Then
i grei
•ss part of th
memory of tii
umi- of the la-
n Lil, wh
re well To Thee” is to L
being used by the govu
materials
rkman-
*bip.'
ir t king and the horn
signing monarch, Qu<
that the
city
i account
c suberb
the flowers growing in proiuaiu
erywhere. Cunsidering the almo :
ab*<
ul!
wonders way they grot
ly, but they are indee
further reference to
I not d the great nural
Mr. Knudr.en doctor
summer production level will be cen-
iderably higher than in former
years. He called attention to the
fact that in practically every section
f the country dealers are still be
hind orders and that demand in other
section - continues, to absorb the deal- 1
t*r supply almost ns rapidly as curs
../abundant: «• w"lved from the factory,
beautiful. In
he Japanese
r of Jap chil- Jnwi keepers” and “pooh-pooh" th'
«er jack newely , u f clerk training, yet weep and wail
FOR
. however, minds his- own
business, and keeps regular hours.
He run- up and down his little path,
look* with contempt at the quoe
animals which live up the tree, and
some day he will die in his hole,
with hi- teeth grown long,
ed that he has not missed a thing that
life h*js to offer.
Without intention of drawing any
undue comparisons, the fact
theless remains that in ever
munity there are residents, wl
the rat, deny what they cn
understand; citizens who ar
temptuou* of that which is
them, and that which could be ap
preciated. Intellectually, these peo
ple are as rats—rodents to the civic-
life of community. These people do
not know but unlike the cn*e of rats
it does make n difference and upon
the shoulder* of somebody or some
group of sombodio* is the rosponsi-
, bility of doing that which is neces-
j sary to make them appreciative.
I The voters who deter the building)
of Wetter schools the paving of road-I
and streets, the making of play
grounds, the laying of sewer*, the
installation of disposal plants and)
water filtration plants; the business)
people who insist on being “store-,
•very* think-
rganization,
every business man nnd every city
official to awaken to the very evident
fact that "What was, isn’t”—that
thinrs have changed and that old
fashioned ideas of community life
will stand the gaff of modern ways
of doing things.
Copyrighted, 1929, A. D. Stone.
Reproduction prohibited in whole or
in part.
This Town Doctor Article is pub
lished by the Union Recorder in co
operation with the Milledgeville
Lions Club.
a ,o « bargain for $350.00 .
irk while you pay plan.
L. N. JORDAN
that i
they wore. Very clean und very 0 ,
plainly dressed. 1 saw one lady on a dorful little car for what we ar«
street cur with four little girls, rung-' king .
ing from about four to nine years of ^
age. They were dressed exactly j -
alike with the plainest material, not JU
of the other ant * catc ‘ l up with a day.
N. JORDAN
of lac<
little
ills i
beautiful, but they;
far west thut you get east
Returning
* two days of the same in-
f losing one or gaining one
way you look at it will do.)
that chain sto
the!
bu*
• nnd capital are rui
less; the resident
“This look* |
Colds, Grippe, Flo, Deifit,
Bilious Fever and Malaria.
t is the most speedy remedy know
-.oooc-c
t SPECIALIZED
i SERVICE—
C. H. ANBREY/S £ SON.
“Nothing But Insurance”
and greatly enjoyed a i
iincluded theii program
ver popular air “Farewc
with) ’"either.
II To] " "
ivful wh
L be-
The
littl
1 do
has had his honest -hare of fare
11* and they are just as hard no*
ever. The French have a littb
iverb which says “Each parting
death" and it
say “Goodbye.
movie at the “Y” and had
rents. No strong drinks
the islands and prohibi
t> be well enforced. Mo
fleeted terribly there.
whom a strange
like a pretty good town,” am
plies: “Yeah, it’s all right, if you)-
like it;” the merchant that the com-i
munity ha? supported but who re-,
fuses to belong to a service club orj
a civic organization, and who be
littles, run* down nnd decries every j
attempt on the part of anyone to help,
the community; Mr. Average Citizen
rdnys at once. He hastened to) who sits back and says nothing, does]
• that he was not on a Navy trims- i nothing, with an ‘‘It’s none of my af.
rt however. The U. S. N., would j fair” uttitude; the ever-present per-
t rare to have two idle days right j rentage that go out of their way to .
,gine they would pre- j run the community down maliclou*-1
to cross on Friday (Navy field ! l y; the resident who takes no part In |
) The-chip’s paper came out with -he rlean-up campaign, an orphan
•xtra on the afternoon of the 4th home benefit, hospital or N er char.-j
ng of marvelous whales and all table drive; the property owner, re ! -'
- of excitements to be on the dent or otherwise, who refuses to)
n and most of us bit hook, line eradicate visible community abomi-j
linker and a!! might have been nations; the man, grown old, who)
did m,t get any 6th of cares not a whit if the swimming
) pool of his forgotten boyhood joys)
leaded for Guam, “some-. is poll'itcd with the refuse of hfo f •• -
ie Pacific.” i tory; the gos.»ip, the civic derelict,I
Sincerely, ; the knockez and the fool--those are;
FELTON RICE. J the rodents who must be shown and
Step this way
for your
Introduction
to
ELECTRIC
COOKERY
This offer,-never made before, is only for a limited
time, if you can ever afford to modernize your kitchen,
no.v is tile time to do it. Save the entire cost of instal
lation and interior wiring— we pay the usual $30.00
or more.
“ Delighted, I'm sure ! ” The conventional phrase will
mean something — it will mean freedom from your
kitchen, better tasting, more delicious meals, more
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ELECTRIC RANGE
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offer—
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- - - A CITIZEN WHEREVER WE SERVE - - -
W THE
4 CHALLENGER
ell b
•:-r»C90t
has the right
fo c/are/
mv that they an not well
and consequently are not'
and there arc* very few
as compared to the size
At 7:30 in the evening
out in front of the'
avhou.-e there. Ha-I;
UTILIZE THE RAINS IN MAKING A HAY CROP
HAY CROP
MAKE !T EASY WITH AN IMPROVED McCORMiCK-DEERING
• all the
id pr
ic-ally
rainfall. Th- Army has quite a f
activities there and the Navy a subu
base, radio station and n ho?
The Iriands are under the g<
ent of the U. S., with an Ar
Ar midnight we suiled westward
again over calm sea* and for the
next, few days had the routine sea
daily paper published ahpard con
taining radio news and local ship
go: sip. About every other day aftei
we left San Francisco we had to set
the clock* back an hour until the
nieht of the 4th of June when we
crossed the International Date Line
tvhzn we gained v. day, ge ing to sleep
on the 4th and waking on the 6th,
No Rip Van Winkle ttuff either. You
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