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UNION RECORDER* MILLEDGEVILLE* CA-, SEPTEMBER M, IMS BIVINS ASKS RAILROAD FOR SAFETY DEVICES AT CROSSINGS Wants School Truck Route# Protect ed by Bell Sifnals at Georgia and Central Crossing* Supt. P. S. Bivins filed a request with the officials of both the Cen tral of Georgia and Georgia Railroads asking for electric bell signals at all crossings in the county on the school truck route.-. Supt Bivins sited that the Double Branch errssing and the crossing at O. M. Ennis store on the Georgia, and a crossing at Merriwether, Stevens Pottery and Hancock street wer»* the most dangerous on the Central. The precaution was being taken to avoid any uccident tint might happen to trucks and other people who use routes r.ossing the railroad tracks at t'.ese points. FOR-CET-ME-NOT SALE TOST- RED CROSS MEMBERSHIP PONED UNTIL SATURDAY DRIVE BEING PLANNED Mrs. C B .McCullar, director of the For-Get-Me-Not sale scheduled for Wednesday, announced that the sale had been called off until Sat urday, rainy weather making the work impossible on the scheduled day. The little blue flower is being ■old all over the country for the benefit of the diseabled veterans of the world war, and a group of Mil- ledgeville girls will conduct the sale .Saturday. Mr. A. D. Rieger, Field Represen tative of the National Red Cross, was in the city Tuesday night, and met with the Executive Committee of the local organization. He outlined the plans of the annual roll call, which starts Nov. 11th. The local Red Cross, during the past year, has -one splendid work in relieving suffering, and aiding those in distress, and it is planned to carry this work forward another year. MRS. S. A. COOK CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY SUNDAY The Fisk and Herb*I Hat* on di»- play at Mi** Lent Moore’* Hat Shoppe* are of the eery latest and newest style* from the New York DANCING CLASS Mi;-*. Lillian Bcrdscy Kinney of Macon, will organize a dancing class in thi- city, October loth. She has studied under Vcstoff Serova, Ned Wayburn, Metropolitan Opera Co., Chester Hale .and Denishawn, ami will teach acrobatic, tap, toe, ballet intt rpretative. LOST—Tuesday a white gold dinner ring, with three small diamonds. Return to Mis* Jnlia Smith and get reward. BEST LINE OF USED CARS FOR SALE 1 can say to ,you in aJl frankness that we have the best cleanest line cf used cars that we have offered ia some time, we can suit you and we art offering these on the pay as you P L. N. JORDAN Norf-rk Oysters, the best world, at Enni* Palace Mark Mrs. S. A. Cook celebrated her eighty-sixth birthday last Sunday, a birthday dinner being served in her honor and a large number of friends and relatives called during the day. Mr?. Cook did not vary from her usual Sunday schedule attending the Methodist church Sunday morning. At noon Miss Callie Cook gave a dinner in her honor, having as guests immediate members of the Tamily. ' Friends from all sections of the state called or sent messages of con gratulations to the much loved and 'respected woman. ' The following were guests at the . birthday dinner: Mr. and Mr-. W. L. Proctor, Macon, Judge and Mrs. B. S. Deaver, and daughter, Jeannette, Macon, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Proctor, Jr., and daugh ter, Chicago, Mr. A. B. Cook, At lanta, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Proctor, and son Atlanta and Mr. Walton Cook of LaGrange. J. T. TERRY RESIGNS POST TO ATTEND UNIVERSITY Mr. J. T. Terry concluded his ser vices as County Policeman last week and is ndw a student at the State University, taking a course in law. Mr. Terry has served the county for many years as Deputy Sheriff bales had been ginned, and later as county policeman. He will spend about two years at the University. SEPTEMBER l*TH The number of bales of (Tinned in Baldwin county September 16th, 1929 , s sho» 1/ the census report were 2.645 For the same date in 1928 onl/]^ Th. E.»:. tr.w. Flrtj hae. eet.hii.h.J . ».Werf„| „ A,lt thou who hoc .ud i, train ehowld ho fertilised, s.. 1 ^ I ENNIS. - "■ cuofowces DEATH OF MRS. F. T. LAYFIELD Mrs. P. T. Layfield died at her home in East Baldwin Sunday. While she had been in feeble health for some time, her death was unexpect- - ed. The funeral and burial were held | Monday morning, the senrices being ; conducted by R-v. J. F. Yarbrough. The er.tr rment was at. Blackspring cemetery. Mr . Lsyfield was Miss Mamie Simp on, a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Simpson cf East Bald, win. She is survived by Mr. Layfield and twelve children, all of whom are grown, and several grand children. She was .* sifter of Mr?. W. J. Haynie, Mrs. M. Jones, of this city; Mrs. Beside Cooper, of Sa vannah, and Messrs Preston Simpson and Sel King, of Hardwick. Mrs. Layfield was known to her neighbors and friends .as a good wo- SPECIAL BUYS IN Ladies’ Hosiery 29c and 39c * 69 c All silk seconds with lots of good wear Strictly first double pointed Heel. A dollar value X A REAL BUY—Ladies’ full fashion slight imperfect OQ — X but not a second silk hose, while they last VISIT BOTH SI ORB FOR BARGAINS Chandler’s Variety Store PLAY BY EPWORTH LEAGUE Be pure and *ee ‘‘ALL WET”, a play that tell-* you WHY give to the Mission Special, ami HOW to give to the Mission Special. This is one of our problems we've got to meet, a*?d nothing will help you under stand it* folution like this play. The chnracterp include: Mnary Faff, Martha Bas«, Alton Barnes, Chris tine Holloway, Elizabeth Paschal, Mary Mildred Wynn. Clara Hollo way, Evelyn Wilson. Ruth Farr, M.nr- vin Hall, Francos Darrow, Avis Moatc, Gene Darrow. Bill Barron, Margaret Grimes, Lawson Blanks, and Winton Bonner. “AI.L WET”! Sunday night. 7 o’clock. Methodi-t church basement. Don’t miss it! Harris Hall’s Drug Store rHONE 202 WE DEUVER MACON MINISTER PREACHED AT BAPTIST CHURCH SUNDAY Rev. S. J. Baker, of Macon, filled the pulpit of the Milledgeville Bap- tirt church Sunday morning and evening, and preached two exet lent sermon*. He i* a deep thinker, and a Bible srholar, and his sermons were logical and convincing. He was heard by large congregations. SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS SUR- PRIfES MRS. S A. COOK Friday afternoon of last week, the members of the Mattie Bivins Sun day School class called at the home of Mr-. S. A. Cook and gave her a surprise party in celebration of her birthdsy. Gifts from the class were present ed Mr*. Cook, who has hen a faith ful member of the class for many years. YOU GIVE THE POWER, AND WE GIVE THE GOOD OLD AUTO SERVICE Welcome Ga. Power Co. WITH YOUR GREAT BIG DAM. WE ARE WITH YOU TO BUILD MILLEDGEVILLE AND BALDWIN COUNTY. Ralph Simmerson BUICK AND MARQUETTE DEALER The organ at the Methodist church was tuned and overhauled the past week by an experienced organ man. The large congregation which gath er! :i at the church Sunday was glad to hear its sweet tone* again. DANCING CLASS Mrs. Lillian B. Kinney, of Macon, will open a dnnein* class ia thi* city October 15th. Sho is especially inter ested in children. Any one interested phone No. 130-J. Mrs. Caeon Black. Advt. We Are Now In Our New Quarters We have moved in the new building back of the People’s Hard ware Co., and will be open every day in the week until 12 New eqtrpmest has been installed to give quicker and better service. Br ng your cream to us for highest prices and best tests. MILLECGEVIILE CREAM STATION F. H. WOOD, Mgr. Formerly the Land O’Sunshine Creameries at Peoples Hdw. Ca Y. W. C. A. WORKER TO SPEAK AT COLLEGE SUNDAY Mi«« Peggy L..u Armstrong. Pre*i- dent of the Y. W. C. A. of AfWl Scott will speak at the G. 8. C. W. Vesper* on Sunday evening it 6.30. Mis- Armstrong is a forceful speak er and a large audience will hear hi r. She will he accompanied by Miss Elizabeth Flinn, who is the Vice-President of the Y. W. C. A. at Agnes Scott. I^AVY RAINS SF.NT STREAMS OUT OF BANKS Heavy rain. Tue*d.iy and Wedre*- diy sent streams out of their banks and slowed traffic on a’1 highway* leading ; nt«» fVe city. Wafers fr m Tan Yard branch wash'd dirt on track-* of dummy line on North Wayne street and caused the derailment of a car on the lint early this morning. Damage was da— t- «!'• f ! -n the city side of Fishing Creek bridge. A A P MANAGER WINS PRIZE Mr. D. A. Du—, Manager «.f the A & P Store in thi* city, was award- ed the prize for the largest increase in business in this district during, the month of August. WELCOME Georgia Power Co. and Your Whole Crew YOU ELECTKIIY THE COUNTY WHILE WE CLEAN THE CLOTHES Odorless Cleaners At Lee’s Department Store The Gossard Line of Beauty EXPERT TIRE SERVICE When you say flat tire yon ring nnr Nn, when yon am in a hurry and want to •« sons* speed. Call 392 or 313, what it tak** to fia them wo kappon lo kart I*. «* L. N JORDAN Coal, Coal, tho famous (Stoaras) Woeley Min* coal, the best in 'he world. See J. H. ENNIS, or call Phone 239 when you wish to place FOR r ALE—On* black ms, See Ralph Sintmerson. WE ARE THE HOME AND HEADQUARTERS FOR DRUCS. SUNDRIES AND SUPFUES And to make the welcome complete we extend you our Greet ing, to Milledgeville and Baldwin county. Georgia Power Co. IN BUSINESS FOR YOUR HEALTH Fraley’s Pharmacy M YOU ARE MOST CORDIALLY INVITED To visit a display of The Gossard Line of Beauty in our Corset Department. Gossard Solitaries, Tedctilcs, Combinations, Step-ins, Clasp A rounds. Brassieres, Front Lacing Corsets will be shown. SATURDAY, Sept. 28, 1928 of the H. W. Gossard Co. She will give you figure advice, if you wish it. and fit you personally. Lee’s Department Store