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UNION RECORDER, MILLEDGEVILLE, CA., SEPTEMBER 2S. :32s
Buy Your Football Ticket
New and Save
SEASON TICKETS NOW ON SALE AT ALL DRUG STORES
Six games will be played in Miliedgeville and a price of
$4.00 is made on ihe season tickets a saving of $2.00.
G. M. C. ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
The Sewing Club will meet this
afternoon with Mrs. N. L. Coats as
liostess.
Miss Kathryn Moran will take a
number of pupils in expression‘and
study of play production. Class for
children as well as more advanced
pupils. Class begins next week. :
Phone 100. ( Advt. pd.
J. C. Darden and Gus Darden, two
former Miliedgeville boys won hon
ors as managers of A. & P. stores
in South Georgia. J. C. Darden was
formerly connected here and won
first prize for the salc3 in South
Georgia while his brother won second
prize.
Miss Bertie Stembridge will leave
today to attend the National Con
vention of the American Legion;
Auxiliary, which assembles at Louis- j
villc, Ky., September 30th to Oct.
3rd. Enroute she will spend two
days with her sister, Mrs. R. B.
Fertilize your grain as you plant Htnrhe- at Nashville, Tern.
Fertilizers for tl»e farm and *ar- ( Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Ennis .and Mrs.
en. Call J. H. Ennis. j Eula Stanley motored to Atlanta
ar.d spent Tuesday. While in At- ■
lnnta, Mrs. Stanley purchased the
latest models of hats for her
% Millinery Store.
y The friends of Mrs. R. G. Torrance
regret to loam that she is critically
<> ill at her home on Liberty street.
Mrs. Torrance hns been ill several
weeks and her condition continues
Weathersby
left Monday for Washing-
soldier at the hospital gav<
monologue that brought the biggest
laughs of the evening. The play was
clever and well .acted and was a
credit to those who took part.
This is the first of many enter
tainments that are being given at the
hospital for the pntients there.
Dances twice a week will continue.
These dances are given for those con
nected with the hospital only.
8 Date!
6 ton, I). C-, where Miss Lucy
g "t*<nrl Trinity College, and Miss
O Weathersby the Georgetown Visita-
right, quality <
L. D. SMITH
Society
To our Friends and
Customers
After October 1st, we will operate our business on
a strictly cash basis. All purchases will be for cash
and if not satisfactory we will gladly exchange or
refund your money.
We will appreciate opservance of this rule and avoid
embarassment by asking for credit.
CHANDLER’S VARIETY STORE
H. ENNIS. Pri
motto.
THE SOUTH WAYNE GROCER
Extends the Georgia Power Company a cordial welcome
to Miliedgeville. You have our co-operation in making
Miliedgeville the industrial center of Georgia.
All Together for a Bigger
and Better City - County
It is to be hoped that Baldwin
county people will make Inrge num
ber: of exhibits at the fair which
opens here October 7th. While the
Ftock holders have enlarged to an
inter-county fair, it will be up to
Baldwin county to have all of the
exhibits on display as possible.
• for the -alarming wove of crime
which is .■ woeping our country is notiP^
ro much because of the bandit nsjM
the custom of so called good citizenr. IH
keeping what In#’ they deem good M
and paying no heed to those laws M
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tsoning we j ^
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than a tornado. It is the >4
Christian citizen’s duty to do jury|/^
duty. Under our government every j ^
intelligent, upright white man (and ^
now women) is entitled to have hi*|Ad
i the jury box. If
citizen of Rnldwin! x j
i the jury box I call i
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What matters it that I am a min-j^
ister? Jury service is onerous; but
as a citizen it is my duty to serve,. ^
if possible, when called upon. And ' ►
as it i- with me even so it is with ^
every Christian citizen.
So long as Christian citizens fail in
their duty at the ballot box and in
jury service so long will they be par-
ti«icep.< criminis to the wave of
that is well nigh blighting our
The Macon Telegraph should re-
irmhcr that Miliedgeville is still on'
the map, and that it is the Ocmulree]
r and not the Oconee that flows
through Macon. The writer of the
M head lines would be wise to study his
Geogrophy again.
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Corona Brown
IS A NEW COLOR FOR MEN AND THERE’S A
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Corona Brown Suit here
for every figure
AND HERE’S WHAT TO WEAR WITH A CORONA
BROWN SUIT
SHIRT:—Beige with golden brown stripes
COLLAR:—Matching the shirt—or white
NECKTIE:—Self color duck green or spotted with white
HANDKERCHIEF:—Matching the necktie—or beige
with beet root figuring
SOCKS:—Duck green ribbed silk
SHOES:—Dark brown brogues
HAT:—Brown raw edged soft feit
JOHN HOLLOWAY
The Man’s Store
Baumgartei’s
Grocery Store
Joins with the merchants and business men of Miliedge
ville to welcome the Georgia Power Company.
A SMALL STORE WITH A BIG WELCOME AND A COM
PLETE LINE OF GROCERIES TO SERVE YOU
W.H. BAUMGARTEL’S
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Christian
e other duties of the
N*izeu which cannot be
discussed at this hour.
I plead for obedience to law as
well as for the enforcement of law.
L t uj stop at the stop signs "not
because some one is in our way,
but because it is the law of our
municipality to do so.
In conclusion I would commend to
every Christian citizen a matchless
sermon presented by Bishop Atticus
G. Haygood upon this theme. Well
might it be incorporated as a text in
every institution of learning.
APARTMENT FO RRENT
tvs sics apart aaata for
WELCOME!
Georgia Power Co.
New life has come into Miliedgeville, our hopes and dreams
are about to be realized by your locating with us. Wc
are anxious to follow your beckoning hand to prosperity.
YOURS TO COMMAND
R. H. Wootten
Popularity Unequalled
NEVER BEFQRE HAS AN AUTOMOBILE BEEN GIVEN SUCH WIDE SPREAD
APPROVAL AS THE NEW 1930 BUICK AND MARQUETTE
Look Oyer the List of New Buick
Aiid Marquette Owners
Every one of them proud of their new car. There is no better advertisement
we can give this new 1930 Buick and Marquette than to publish this list of
distinguished owners, people who appreciate beauty and quality and have
found the New 1930 Buick and Marquette all that the heart could desire in
auto beauty, comfcrt and service.
“WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT BUICK WILL BUILD THEM”
ASK THEM AND THEY WILL TELL YOU THE SLOGAN IS TRUE
Join this List of Buick and Marquette
Owners and Be Happy
1930 BUICK OWNERS
Dr. Richard Binion, 4 passenger country
club coupe.
Mrs. R. M. Jeffrey’s, Jr„ Sedan.
Mrs. L L Prescott, Sparta, Sedan.
J. A. Stiles, Louisville, Sedan.
W. B. Harrison, Linton, Sedan.
Mrs. Floyd Frederick, Sedan.
Dr. J. W. Mobley, Coupe.
W. T. Carter, Campbell Construction Co.,
Sedan.
Henry Price, McIntyre, Sedan.
Mrs. Edwin Allen, Sedan.
Mrs. H. D. Allen, Jr., Sedan.
1930 MARQUETTE OWNENS
Dr. Richard Binion, Sedan.
Mrs. j. T. Terry, Sedan.
Mrs. D. S. Sanford, Sedan.
Dr. T. M. Hall, Sedan.
J. H. Holloway, Sedan.
Dr. E. H. Hutchens, Sparta, Sedan.
M s. J. H. Underwood, SedaiL
M. E. Goddard, Sedan.
E. E. Copeland, McIntyre, Sport Roadster.
Ralph Simmerson
Buick and Marquette Dealer
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