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UNION RECORDER, HILLEDCEVILLE, CA„ SEPTEMBER 19, 1(1* >rnatioi BOY RIFLE ' t0 CLUBS PROGRAM B AIM OF SCHNELLER P..rrv, Ohio—With the fir- C * , ? P , . fir-t shot in the Infantry 0i problem match Sunday morn- nbst P 1, The American Legion ’national campaigfn for n ^ hl the public with fire- ’ il:3 nd teaching the youth of the * ' became expert marksmen ! -,r> of national defence and al respect, according to u-ller, Sr., captain of The I.cgion National Rifle to compete in many objective of the Legion -blif’h 10.000 Junior Rifle Clubs f>t ~, ,hv country within a year. rational n,,m ta. - -table . Ots and all expert marksmen. * •!,, n ure Colonel Schneller, ; his Frank - Jr - w “ n ‘ h ,. r ;,nd son international rifle v! at Zurich. Switzerland, in >* ard “BUI" 3ruce * ' nembcr of intirnitional American team , , n s.-cond place at Stock- , n this year’s international. Schnellers will shoot in the r anU n match here. Tlo American Legion’s first team •rv into the national matches is ■f an American legion y of a reasonable edu- ,f American citizens in those •„ r which they might he call- j upon in thi* event °f an «m er K- Schncller, Sr,, said. Avinp the horrors of war and ;<-r unpreparednett of thous- f our lads who were thrown ;ir , we favor every po-sible for bringing about a better •iunai u’.dcrstanding and mu- jyi i. t which alone can insure But realizing that perman- rrnat’ mal p»acc cannot be ex- . r hoped for in the present view* of some nations. The ..r. Legion is determined to it can in every possible we; that America is in u position land respect. . .e important step in this pro- pin. "Schneller continued,” is the f our youth to become good A good shot must have .<iy, which can be built by ujr. and shooting promotes oar hope to establish in- __lt American Legion Junior Rifle Clubs under the auspices of our mOO American Legion posts, 'shooting will train them to meet -raertiiicy if it should arise and iflaake of them better American ” he concluded. Ih» Legion team has been at fia? Perry a week, all taking the ill Arms Firing School of the U fc Army, and getting in practice at ‘ from 200 to 1000 yards. or>* made in the preliminary ice nre kept confidential but ob-ervntion the Legion made i -ively higher scores from day day and it is believed the initial rill be well up in the winning w of various events, members of the .team have I t. set aside half of the ~ to defray the expenses of gion team at Perry next yoar. «• than 2000 of America’s best nen are entered in the match- that will lat for two weeks. Schnellers, fifty-one and ne years old respectively, are on to win the father and rhes. Frank Jr., won the all-round match of the sixth M. T. C. at Fort Sheridan and makes runs of twenty consecutively at the 1.- yard range. CITATION ?0RC1.\, Baldwin County: Ail Whom It May Concern: v; id 15. Hines, having in due plied to me for permanent • f : ■! ministration upon the f Jas. A. llardie, deceased: ■" notify the next of kin and f the said Jas. A. Hardie, that said application ’will <i before me at the regulnr “t Term 1929, of the Court of ary of said County. "‘tn -s my hand and official this 2nd day of Septem- 1929. II- STEMBRIDGE, Ordinary. «rnatu' . CITATION “PLICATION FOR PERMANENT administration J ; () Kthridgc having made appli- ** tl0n permanent administration ![? 0n the estate of Mrs. Susan E. j*”’ tbis is therefore to notify all d parties that same will be 1 'he first Monday in Octob- ; i: '"b at 10 o’clock A. M„ and if | a 'i'l ejections are filed there- ' ,;t ' * 1 of administration will be lued to him. 2nd day of September, 1929. W. H. STEMBRIDGE, Ordinary Baldwin Co. Go. kar<! . CHAPLAIN'S REPORT The Hon. Prison Commission, Atlanta, Ga. Gzntlemen: I herewith submit my bi-monthly report for July and August, 1929, Our friends from many States continue to send us religious litera ture while the home-folks still re. member us. In addition to the maga zines which the ladies from churches ir. Milledgeville save, collect bring to us the editor of The Adpl News sends us a copy of that pap each week, while The Milledgeville Times sends us ten copies each ’ of their last edition, thus enabling me to place one in each sick ward, and dormitroy. We greatly appreciate this courtesy. Mr. O. L. Taylor, of Atlanta, Ga., who represents the Benj. Moore Paint Co., gave the Tuberculosis Hospital nine (gallons of wh^b “Uttlack,” to re-enamel the iron cots there. The value of this paint is $4.50 per gallon and the total do nation was $40.50. During the hot weather of July and August your Chapluin has n mnined at hi spost, and fifty-one ri ligious services have been held o the farm during these two month As a visable result thirty-soven me and women have accepted Chri't a their personal Saviour, and joined "The State Farm Religious Ass tion” and "The Pocket Testai League.” The Chaplain ha- been greatly aided in his work at the male camp by Dr. M. C. Mitchell, a colored prisoner, who is serving a life sen tence here. Dr. Mitchell is a con stant influence for good with the men of his race, and is greatly re spected by nil who know him well. He conducts a Sunday School with the colored men every Sabbath morn ing, and holds religious services every Sunday night, and a prayer meeting in mid-week in the colored dormitory. His services as .a Chris- tain worker, and as a physician are very valuable to the institution. Nineteen of the religious services were held >n the "Death Cells” with condemned men. There have been three deaths, one of —hich was in the Electric Chair. Respcctfuly submitted, E. C. Atkins, Chnplain. CITATION In re: The will of James Reynolds Nor- ment. IN THE COURT OF ORDINARY OF BALDWIN COUNTY, GEORGIA PETITION FOt PROBATE OF WILL IN SOLEMN FORM. To: Robert H. Norment; Mrs. Hor ace Custis; Mrs. F. N. Gibson; Mrs. Virginia B. Howard; James D. Bin- ford; Julian Binford; Jesse Binford; William Binford; Robert H. Nor ment, Jr.; George Norment; Mrs. Paul Lumbye; Miss F. Virginia Norment id Phillip Norment. Frank E. Bone, having applied, as Executor, for probate in Solemn Form of the last Will and Testament of James Reynold- Norment, late of (1 County, you and each of you. heirs at law of said James Rey nolds Norment, all being non-resi dents of .this State, are hereby re quired to be nnd appear at the Court of Ordinary for Raid County on the] First Monday in October, 1929,| rhen said application For probate .•ill be heard, nnd show cause, if any „ou have or can, why the prayers of petitioner should not be .allowed. This 2nd day of September, 1929. W. II. STEMBRIDGE, Ordinary. State, to the highest bidder for cash, within the legal hours of sale, the first day of October, 1929, the following described land to-wit: All that tract or parcel of laud situate, lyin^ and being in the City of Milledgev lie, said State and Coun ty, being a part of Lot No. 1, in Square No. 72, fronting North sixty (GO) feet on McIntosh Street and running back South of even width one hundred and sixty-five (165) feet, bounded as follows: on the North by McIntosh Street; on the East by lands of W. H. Rives and lunds of L. S. Fowler; on the South by the lands of the estate of C. W. Robson; and on the West by the Ihnds of the estate of Mrs. Emma Compton and the lands of John T. Allen. Since ihe execution of said se curity deed, Guy D. Compton, the grantor therein, having died, the Lir. above described will be sold ns the property of the estate of the said Guy D. Compton, deceased. Said sale will be made for the purpose of paying the ntfte described in the aforesaid security deed which amounts to $2053.33 together with the cost of this proceeding. A deed will be made to the pur chaser, as authorized in said se curity deed. This 29th day of August, 1929. P. COMPTON MILLER, Grantee. HINES & CARPENTER Attorneys for P. Compton Miller. Grantee. LAND SALE GEORGIA, Baldwin County: Under and by virtue of a power of sale contained in a deed.to secure debt executed by Louisa C. Allen and a. B. Allen to A. M. Bcnford on October 6, 1925, which deed is re corded in tlie office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of Raid County i in Book of Deeds No. 9, Page 592, the undersigned will sell at public outcry, before the Courthouse door of said County, to the highest bidder for cash, within the legal hours of sale, or. the first day of October, 1929, the following described tract* or parcels of land, to-wit: All that tract or parcel of land, situate, lying and being in the 321st Dist., G. M., Baldwin County, Ga., containing one hundred and thirty (130) acres, more or less; being the home place upon which Mrs. Louisa C. Allen resided. Said tract of land i. hounded on the North by lands of Jim Hubbard; on the South by lands of A. N. Allen; on the East by lands of F. G. Pearce and on the West by lands of J. O. Ethridge. Said tract of land is composed of two tracts of land, to-wit; First tract: All that tract or par cel of land lying, being and situated in the 321 Dist, G. M. of said coun ty, bounded on North by lands of J. A. Hubbard; South by lands of A. N. Allen, East by lands now owned by a Loan Company; West by lands of Ethridge, known ap the John E. Alien place and containing one hundred and four (104) acres, more or less. Second tract: All that tract or parcel of land situate, lying and be ing in the 321st. Dist., G. M., Baldwin County, State of Georgia, iyid con taining twenty-*ix (26) acres, and bounded as follows: On tlw North by other land of J. E. Allen; on tho East by lands of F. G. Pearce; on the South by lands of A. N. Allen; and on the West by lands of Mrs. M. E. Allen. It is here noted that the property above described is located in the 1714th Dist., G. M., of >aid State and County formerly known as be ing in the 321st Dist. of said caun- Baid sale will be made for th* pur pose of raising funds to pay the fol lowing described note, accrued inter est thereon, and the cost of this pro ceeding. which the deed above men tioned was given to secure, to-wit: One note dated Oct. 6, 1925, due October 6, 1926, for $782.00 princi pal. bearing interest from date at 8 per cent per annum, signed by Louisa C. Allen and A. B. Allen and payable to A. M. Benford, or order. There is now due on said note $782.00 principal, besides interest thereon at 8. per cent per annum from October 6, 1925. Since the execution of *aid se curity deed, Louisa C. Alien and A. B. Allen, the grantors therein, hav ing died, the land nbov* described will be sold as the property of the estates of said Louisa C Allen and A. B. Allen, deceased. The under signed will execute a deed to the purchaser as authorized in said se curity deed. This 2nd day of Sept A mber, 1929. A. M. BENFORD. Grantee. GEO. S. CARPENTER, Attorney for A. M. Benford, Grantee. LAND SALE GEORGIA, Baldwin County: Whereas, on Jure 5, 1926, Guy D. Compton executed to P. Compton Miller a certain security deed, con- •ying the land hereinafter dercrih- , f to «-. cl ,re a rote for 2000.00. dated June 5. 1926, due June 5, 1931, all as shown by said security deed of record in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of said County, in Book of Deeds No. 12, page 92; and Whereas, ?aid note provided that ie same should become due and pay able upon tfce death of either the maker or payee thereof; and ' Whereas. Guy D. Compton, the maker of raid note, died on the 2nd day of June, 1929, and under the terma of anid note the same became due and payable on that date; and Whereas, said deed to seeure debt contains full powers of sale, autho- rising the undersigned, or hts egal representative and assigns, to sell the land therein conveyed upon default in the payment of said indebtedness, after advertising the time, p.aco and term, of sale in any ncwjaper pnb- lished in the County of Baldwin of „id State, once a week fur four weeks prior to the date of sale; and Now, therefore, under and by vir tue of the power of aslc contained in the aforesaid security deed and the law, in such case.m.deandpro- vided. the undesign.d wall sell at public outcry, before the Courthouse door in the County of Baldwin, aaid YLeep Pace With- PAN-AM CLEAN GASOLINE Automotive progress is swift, revolution ary. Yet PAN-AM keeps pace. Tested refining methods are constantly improved. 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