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UNION RECORDER, MILLEDCEVILLE, GA., SEPTEMBER 1*. I*tt
WELCOME GIVEN EXERCISES AT
REV.A.G.HARRIS G.M.C. MONDAY
Bivins, Coanty School Snporinten- BOXING SHOW ATTRACTS
airchn Join in Service. Wflcom- FonM j 0 p«i., Held end Welcome
■, New Preibytenen Minuter Extended Student Body h r
to Milledgeville Minister, end Other.
dent; R. H. Wootten, President of
the Alumni of the College; Rev. F.
H. Harding, Rector of St. Stephen’s
Episcopal church; Rev. J. F. Yar-
ft rough, Pastor of the Methodist
church; Rev. A. G. Harris, Pastor of
the Presbyterian church, and Dr. W.
T. Wynn. Dean of Liberal Arts at
G. S. C. W.
CROWD AT THEATRE
Rev. A. G. Harris,
church, was
given a cordial welcome to Milledge-
vile Sunday night when members of
nil denominations joined in a union
service and officially received him
into the Chri-tian life of the city.
RtV. J. F. Yarbrough,* pastor of tjie
Methodist church prodded at the
service and as .a representative of his
church gave Mr. Harris a cordial
greeting. He expressed
and good wishes from
recitations commenced.
Monday morning, as the band un-
ler d.rection of Major Overman,
hi member- j played the students marched into and
1 filled the auditorium. Col. Geo. S.
Dr. E. H. Scott, representing the president, presided. The
Baptist church, and Rev. F. H. Hard- , niu.-ic by the band was followed by
ing of the Episcopal, expressed the ! * prayer offered by Rev. John F.
wishes of success ar.d happiness from Yarbrough.
the churches which they represented. Talks were made by the following
They assured Mr. Harris of a cordial R. B. Mooi
reception into the Chrisam life of of Trustee
the city. of College:
Young Mims and Henry Johnson,
colored fighters staging the i
bout on the prize fight card given at
the Gr-nd Theatre last Friday night
by Clive Roby, Atlanta promoter,
fought to a draw before a crowd
that filled the lower section of the
--- j All of the speakers congratulated theatre.
Exercises formally ope? ing the Fol. Roach upon the splendid open-1 A number of prebminury fights,
Georgia Military College were held ing 4, f tbs an d expressed .u | were given, before the ir-ain battle
Monday morning at ten o’clock. Ico.-dial welcome to the students a* wag .staged. All the fights the
ThJrj college commenced its fall they wt>r * enterin * upon the,r work I negroes mixed it vigorously and gave
'session Wednesday morning, and ut the coliege. the fan, plenty of amusement and
during the remainder of the week Th, ‘ " umber ot hoarding cadets in excitement.
rganization and assign- racks is huger than for a Thsi is the first fight the Atlanta
,f years past, and they are i man hns promoted here and he is ex- i . IT...
owd of boy,, who have come p^d to rtauo another in the near I
ollege from all sections of j future.
YOUR DOCTOR'S TREATMENT IS
USELESS UNLESS HIS PRESCRIPTIONS
ARE FILLED CORRECTLY—
WE REALIZE THIS!
CUOCDMCCS
classes were perfected, and numbci
| manly i
Harris Hall’s Drug Store
PHONE 202 WE DELIVER
the
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veral other states. j
I selections, |
The band playec
during the exercise*, and there is no
doubt that Major (Merman has a
splendid nucleus to build the best, ^
musical organization the college has
ever had.
the
Mr. Harris was prex
congregation by Rev. J. F. Yar
brough. Mr. Hams expressed ap
preciation for the reception. Hy wai
pleased with the cordial and friend
ly spirit manifested and asked a con
tinuance. He pledged his best effort?
to his church and the service of the
entire community.
Rev. ar.d Mrs. Harris came to the
city early in the month and have
been greeted with a cordial welcome
at all times. They are making their
home in the Manse on the hill and
hive entered into the religion;
of Milledgeville most wholehes
•sident Roach, the member, of
President of the Board I the faculty and the student body have ! that ^ co |i CKe
Dr. E. H. Scott, Dean I entered enthusiastically into their 0 f the best and
of G. S. C. W.; P. N. ‘work, and it c«r. be safely predicted history
FILING CABINET WANTED
See. C. B. McCULLAR
For Sale
Good Farm Land at a Sacrifice
P. N. Bivins
life
RCA Radiola 66— the greatest
Radio built. CLIFTON ADAMS
ELECTRIC CO.
FOR RENT—Ho.
NEXT WEEK AT THE COLONIAL
Monday and Tuesday
“The Flying Fleet"
’With Raymond Navarro
Thursday and Friday
"Charming Sinners"
Starring Maurice Chevalier
COLONIAL
We Are Now In Our
New Quarters
We have moved in the new bu'lding back of the People’s Hard
ware Co., and will be open every day in the week until 12
’ New equipment has been installed to'give quicker
and better service.
Brin? your cream to us for highest prices and best tests.
MILLEDGEVILLE CREAM STATION
F. H. WOOD, Mgr.
Formerly the Land O’Sunshine Creameries at Peoples Hdw. Co.
The Bosh Screen Grid
The name BOSH famous^ for a half century for the making of Magneto and
delicate precision instruments now easily has taken the lead in Radio—
DON’T PIT YOUR MONEY in a •Radio of doubtful quality— MAKE A FULL
INVESTIGATION—Hear the BOSH, the nyou can be the judge of the wonder
ful clarity and soft fullness of its tones which can be modulated from a whisper
to a burst of volume ALL ELECETRIC SPEAKFR—Drop by and hear it—
SOLD ON EASY TERMS
R. W. Hatcher Hardware Co.
Wholesale and Retail
Announcing Openingof Another Chandler Variety S lore
On Wayne Street in the Store formerly occupied by Jack Davis Meat Market
NEXT TO OLD CAPITOL DRUG STORE
1 SPECIAL OPENING DAY PRICES
| SalE ON AT BOTH STORES
10 yds. our Brand Sheeting 90c
10 yds. L. L. Sheeting $1.00
9
8 quart Galvanized Buckets 15c §
12 quarts Buckets 19c X
g Foot Tubs Special 29c
<? Palmolive Soap 3 Bars 19c o
v o
3 pkgs. Washing Powder 10c o
Sno-Bel Hardwater Co Co Soap extra large $
§ La> J ^ 15C |
^ ELECTRIC LIGHT GLOBES—ALL SiZES 8
& I
o 40-50-60 Watts Fros'.ed 15c §
X 4C-50-60 Watts Clear 18c
1 /5 Watts ... 35c X
100 Watts - 3Sc §
0ODOPO0-OO-.
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This Store Will be a Sub-
Station for our Main Store
is filled with a complete line of Dry Goods Notions,
Variety Good: in fact fact everythin gcarned by a complete
Variety Store
The Doors Will Open
For the First Time
SATURDAY
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1 SPECIAL OPENING DAY PRICES
| SALE ON AT BOTH STORES
GET READY FOR WINTER
Get ready for winter Coal Scuttles 30c and 49c
Fite Pokers 10c Shovels 10c
i Blankets Blankets
6 These Blankets were shipped to us through I
X error and rather than ship them back we are
>; making a quick sale price. This is a regular
& $12.50 every thread Wool, full size blanket,
X your choice
$
$8.95
Don’t Forget Our New Store.
Many Other Bargains All Over the Store
Chandler’s Variety Store
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