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UNION RECORDER, MlLLEDGEVILLE, GA., OCTOBER 3. 1929 A to&Toa or more revolution* of your motor every five huntil J mile* you drive—and PAN-AM toucher motor oil it built to *tand the gaff. Fights the blistering friction-hi : of metal sliding over metal. The tough film ff PAN-AM motor oil, like a smooth velvet cushion, protects every moving pert. Keeps its body, holds ig toughness, stands "on guard**. Change to PAN-AM tougher motor off. PAN AMERICAN PETROLEUM CORPORATION PAN-AM OILS WITHIN THE OTV (BY MISS DIDDY) After a rainy week, nothing much ha- happened that would create any ruffle on the mind.- of our populace. As I scratch my hand in an effort to think of some interesting happen ings within the city, I am rating a piece of Russell McPhail’s delicious Scotch Toffee which was sent me by my friend Harm Hall. It has certainly helped to cheer me for this » a typicr.l blue Monday. I was sur prised when the boss sent it to me and told me the package had been sent to the office for me. ford's first visit to Milledgeville. I join with, the many friends of Mrs. S. A. Cook in extending con gratulations to her on the celebra tion of her eighty-sixth birthday. Mrs. Cook is one of our true southern women, possessing all the grace and charm characteristic of the women of her generation. Everybody loves her and wishes for her many more years of health and happiness. RELIABLE PARTY WANTED T« handle Watkins Route ia Milled*#- ville. Good repeat order basiaoss with earnings over $40. a week. Write C. H. Worley, 70 W. Iowa Ave.. Men,phi., Tenn. 10-3-29 4t. The Everybody is still Yo Yoing. cook comes to work with one of these crazy things in her hand nnd the little children go to school spinning ~ one of these tops that have certain ly caused plenty of excitement among both old and young. Can you Yo Yo, is the mam question of the day. Mary Karr, with her Epworth League at the Methodist church, is certainly stirring things up. These youog people are having most inter esting programs each Sunday even ing I am told. Sunday night the;, gave an interesting play in which Martha Buss, Mary Farr, Alton Barnes Christine Holloway. Eliza beth Paschal, Mary Mildred Wynn. Clara Holloway, Evelyn Wilson, Ruth vin Hall, Frances Darrov Genuine Texas Seed Oat. at ! MODERN MERCANTILE CO. BOSTON CAFF —WHERE EVERYBODY EATS— "Fresh Eggs Served Daily" France- Hines mountains and all she c ab 'Ut, of course, is her which is to be a brilliant event on November 1.1th This day is also the golden wedding anniversary of her grandparents, Mr. and Mr-. T. L. McCombs and her great aunt and uncle. Mr. .and Mrs. K. J. Flemister. Mrs. Flemister and Mrs. McCombs are sisters as everybody knows and I can find no better word to describe them than to say they are cute old Mil . and Avis Moate were the character-. The play was a mission story and the young actors performed with credit. These young people are ; having interesting programs each back from the Sunday' evening, and the member- she ca“n think chip is growing, with our finest and her wedding must attractive young people joining The girls of the hurried around Saturday little for-get-rae-nots for the ed veterans. I have not heard from Mrs. MeCullar the results, hut I am sure their work was highly success ful and satisfactory. ( Many of our young men and wo men have gone to college* and are in uniform which means that social nr- Anntversary that I hear is to be tivities among the younger group arc celebrated is that of Mr. and Mrs. , not as lively. But there is a young- W’ill Walker. It is not often that er^group to take their placet—i three couples in the same town no ter a ll the world moves on. larger than Milledgeville can cele- _______________ brate such an event as their gold FOR SALE anniversary. October ■ | Elm bargain.) son opens everybody is cxcitul about this, but then ‘.here are -o many things tlmt keep the member* of my sex busy that the football games do not mean so much to then,- The D. A. R. board meeting will he a brilliant event, bringing to --ur city many of Geor gia's moat distinguished women. The old Governor’s Mansion, vith Mr-. J. L. ILeson host*- s, and the beautiful anti-helium home of Mrs. David Ferguson will be the scene of I . tbe social affair? given in th | Genuine Texas Seed Oat ladies honor. But possibly the most MODERN MERCANTILE CO. interesting event of thim all i- the marking the | NOTICE site of the first church in Mil led ville. which will take place on the 20*h. The members of tbe l\ D. C., are arranging ’his pmet.sin and are •rrecting the boulder. Bishop Cand ler. whi m everybody loves, will be or.as will ninny other promin ent Methodist. Two granddaughters of promir. r;l Methodi.t ar,- t > unveil the boulder. Little Lauretta Bone and Anne Orm hon* r. B< th of th-- litt'e girls are just about *,« -weet an pretty as you could fad anywhere. Lieut, and Mrs. Thomas Binford are in the city visiting their mother. li*< Thomas as he is affectionately known Mu to the people here has Simple glye saline, etc., as i very j h .w,.|, but Adlerika acA on BOTH fin record in the army. His wife upper amd lowlier bowel, removing is a Texas girl nnd w,« arc- sure she poi-ons you never thought we- in is finding Mill.dgevill* „ most inter- y „ U r system. Ju-t ONE spoonful r - esting dace Lieut, and Mr*. Bmford liwes GAS, - .ur stomach a-d rk ha- i ji , returned from Hawixaian headache. Let Adlerika give *1 <mach Island. Whe: they have spent four and bowels a REAL cleaning H years, leaving the states shortly af- how good you feel (CULVER * ter their marriage. This is Mrs. Bin- KIDD DRUG CO.). Advert ■ it. 666 is a PraacrisUoa for Coltb, Grippe, Fh, Deafae, Biliou Feeer ud Malaria. is tba most apaady ratoady know. Milledgeville. Go., Sept. 2d. IP29 project 4T.fi \ B and C , Gray-Mil- ledgeville-R.nl thirty days from above dnt snd all unpaid accounts must be pr- ated to Campbell Con structing Co., within that time. CAMPBELL CONSTRUCTING CO. Milledgeville, Ga. EASY! OUICK! GLYCERIN MIX FOR CONSTIPATION u Com inc OCTO B E R WORTHY SUCCESSOR TO A GREAT SUCCESS. THE 1930 knes-CaKaway Auto Co. Milledgeville, Ga. We Are Now In Our New Quarters Vie have moved in the new building back of the People** Hard ware Co., and w 1| be open every day in the week unlit 12 e ! rk. New equipment has been installed to give quaker and better service. Bring your cream to us for higher! price, » n< J best tests. [ MILLEDGEVILLE CREAM STATION F. H. WOOD. M f r. Forme, ly the Land O'Sunshine Creameries at Peoples Hdw. Co. |