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UNION RECORDER, MILLEDGEVILLE, GA, OCTOBER 31, 1929 HISTORICAL TROPHY MillodgeviUe Wotran G«U Awar, Slate Meeting of U. D. C. Coi MT. PLEASANT CHURCH The Georgia Division, United Daughters of the Confederacy, held I On the first Sunday in November '3rd insL, at 11:00 o’clock three I deacons will be ordained at Mt. Pleasant. The ordination sermon will be preached by Dr. Solomon. | Everybody iB cordially invited. theri 35th annual convention in Moul trie, Ga., October 15th. The beautiful city of Moultrie, gayly decorated in the flairs of hte Confederacy, opined her dc rs the members of the U. D. f'» and every thing pos.ible wap done to make their stay a pleasant one. Cordial hospitality greeted th:m everywhere. The Mayor of Moultrie del : vered SHERIFF'S SALE GEORGIA, Baldwin County: I will sell before the Courthouse door of said County at public out cry to the highest bidder for cash, on the first Tuesday in November 1921), withip th? legal hours of sale, the following described tract and parcel of land to-wit: That tract of land in the south the first welcome greetings in behalf CO mmo n of the city of Milledgeville the fi. fa. and the tenants of the tit He was followed by the j ,,f M jd state and county containing ion of the levy and the time, terms Confederate \ eterans, son?, of Vet-| seven acres bounded as follows: On and place of sale as required by law. > lands of H. T. Cline. levied on as the property of R. W. McMillan, Jr., under a tax fi. fa. issued by the tax collector of said county against R W. McMillan, Jr„ for state and county taxes due for the year 1928. • The above described tracts and parcels of land were levied on by me under and by virtue of tax fi. fa.s, issued by the Tax Collector of Bald win County, Georgia, on December 20, 1928, for taxes due the State of Georgia and County of Baldwin for the year of 1928 against the owners of the above described parcels of land and said sales will be made to satisfy the said fi. fa.s. I have notified the defendants in i ran'. D. A. R’s American Legion., t h e north by a road running R-tary Club, Klwani. Club. Cham-1 from Wayne Street to Pennington s ln-r - f Commerce and the McNeil | Dairy, on the eart by the lands of The Chapter U. It. C. Milledgeville Banking Co., formerly I Each day a delirious luncheon « , imd by T. B. Dumas, on the South | different organisations by , an(] , k „ 0 „. n u D, e Edwards place of the city. On Wednesday evening! and |, y lht . |,„ d , of wi. J. Chandler. from 5 to 7 n beautiful tea was given I and „„ lho we , t by tbe , and of Wa r. 1 GEORGIA. Baldwin County hotel by the rtn w'ebb and land formerly owned Notice is hereby given that Ed- The proceeds of said .ale will be ap- After the by Jo,., 'Hand. Said land is levied on ward R. Hines, Administrator of the plied, first, To the payment of said * - p ropert y 0 f Q. x an ner to ( estate of James H. Hardie, has ap- debt and the costs of this advertise- isfy a fi. fa. issued by L. D. Smith, plied to the Ordinary of said county ment and other costs incident to said in the hand-ome new John Benning D. A. E session on Wednesday the Merchants and Farmers Bank; on the East by the Milledgeville and Irwinton Road and lands of the Mer chants and Fanners Bank; i,n the North by lands of Luther Landrium Estate, Green Scott and negro lodge boose ;and on the West by the Mil- I It dgeville and Gordon Road and the ,-chool house lot; and being the same property conveyed to M. A. Nolan by F. W. Hendrickson on September 28th, 1917, by deed recorded in clerk’s office, Baldwin County Super ior Court, in Book “SS”, Folio 581. 1*he debt to secure which said deed was given is evidenced by twenty promissory notes for the sum of $60.00 each, dated May 21, 1925, and bearing interest at 8 per cent annum from May 15, 1927. The balance of jaid notes is principal $1000.00, interest to Oct. 1, 1929, $190.89, Fire Insurance premiums paid by the undersigned $175.60, making a to tal of $1366.49. Said property will Deputy Sheriff, Baldwin be sold at public outcry, before the County Georgia court house door in said county, on the day above named, within the the best SELL and highest bidder for cash, as the property of the said W. H. Wester. evening th' i the beauti' ful heme of Mrs. W C Vereen when they were save n a most elegant r* c ption. The lower floor of this palatial home was opened to the guest-. It wa- tastilv decorated ir of the Confederacy. Th« the flni •ved fro* the rhap«- of a large white Easter lily. Which c-ach block of the Angel food t rms cake had a Confederate flag paint- |, y j a , ed on it. The table centerpiece wh? I Thi a vase of Easter lilies on a Roman rut work table cover. It wa very gratifying to the Geor gia Divinsion that they had won the two outstanding prizes at the general th. best historical work. Georgia wo the RaineV Wanner, and the Jeam Weinman Cup. This cup is tli •ophy givpn by the tax collector of said county aga; O. L. Taqner for State and County taxes due for the year 1928, which fi. fa. has been tramferrri to Mr-. W. Brown and the Rale will be made to satisfy said fi. fa. 1 have notified the tenant in pa session of this levy and of the tune, and place of sale a- required October 9th, 1929. J. F. VINSON, Deputy Sheriff. Baldwin County, Georgia. ■m sell all of the land and ale. and the balance, if any, paid all of the United States Bonds ard over to the said W. H. Wester or all of the United States Treasury his assigns. Bonds belonging to the estate of This October 9, 1929. JON W. HUTCHINSON, By ALLEN & POTTLE His A ttys, at Law. SHERIFF’S SALE | GEORGIA, Baldwin County: I will sell before the Courthouse j door of said County at public out- | cry to the highest bidder for cash, | on the first Tuesday in November, oral division. It is sterling silver.; within the legal hours of sale, and twenty three inches tall. It bears :he flowing described tracts and the imrriptaon “Jeamie Fox Weiman |iarC els of land to-wit: Trophy for Division. Bert Hirtorir.l That trMt of ,, nd , he cj , y of Work in State Sehniok". This w„ M ,l| e d lt eville. Ga. on the we t side presented to our own Mrs. J. L. Bee. o( j,. fft . r , on street bounded us fol «n for the splendid nnd inturertitw 0 „ , he north aad we;( by lhc iho h„ rendered the dmrten | Und , „ f „„ Anni( . Ari[ „. „„ a, last by Jefferson Street, James A. Hardie. The bonds con sist of one U. S. Treasury Bond for $10,000.00; two U. S. Treasury Bonds for $1,000.00 each, and five U. S. Treasury Bonds for $1000.00 each, ADMINISTRATOR'S LAND SALE and five U. S. Gold Bonds of the GEORGIA, Baldwin County: Fourth Liberty Loan of $1,000.00 The under-igned, as administra- each. The rial estate consists of the tor of the estate of J. W. Williams, h«>me place of James. A. Hardie, lying deceased, by virtue of an order from in Midway of said county and state the Court of Ordinary of arid Coun- snd fifty acres of land belonging to ty, granted at the October Term, James A. Hardie in Bibb County, 1929. thereof, will sell at public out- Grorgia. Said application is made ‘7. °n the first Tuesday in Novem- for the purpose of making distribu- her. 1929, before the courthouse door on tests for 33.000 essays were written by the sch >ol children the nast vear. The president, Mrs. Trox Banks ton. stated thar the mayor, of At lanta, Augusta, Montezuma, and a number of other Georgia cities called her over long distance to tell her they would not allow “Uncle Toms Cabin" to be shown in their cities. It was. « r d is still unfair and untrue to the S >uth. There were only four or five eitnes in Georgia that show ed the picture. south by the gin lot of the Mil ledgeville Products Co., said land fronts fifty-eight feet on Jefferson Street and runs back one hundred and fifty feet. The above land was levied on aa the property of W. S. Edwards un der a tax fi. fa. issued by the tax collector of said county aganist W. S. Edwards for state and county taxes due for the year 1928. Also: That tract of land in the 105th Dist. G. M. of Baldwin Coun ty Georgia, containing seventy-five acres more or less bounded as fol lows: On the north by the lands of E. R. Collins, on the south by the lands of J. M. Simmons, on the w v st by the Oconee River, and on the east state of James A. Hardie imong his heirs. Said application Kill be heard and determined at the -t-gular term of the court of Ordinary n Baldwin county to be held on the 'ir.-t Monday in November 1929. This 9th day of October, 1929. W. H. STElflBRIDGE, Ordinary, Baldwin Co. Ga. EDWARD HINES, Administrator of the estate of : " n ^ .*' hich . ,s James A. Hardie. bounty. between the legal of sale, to the highe-t bidder cash, the following described 1918, recorded 'n the records of said Baldwin County in Deed Book RR, j pages 325-326, and in the several deeds therein mentioned and referr ed to; to all of which deeds and the record of the same reference is here by made in aid of the description of the said tract of land. The parcel of land to be sold be ing a corner of the larger tract con veyed to the said J. W. Williams in the deed of conveyance above referr ed to, the taid corner containing twmty-three and two-tenths (23.2) acres, more or less, and being bound ed as follows:—On the North by land formerly owned by Mrs. Elizabeth Furman Talley; on the east by the Oconee River; on the southeast and south by the right of way of the Ma con Division of the Georgia Railroad; and on the southwest, west and north west by the remainder of that por tion of the said tract of land lying to the north and west of said rail road right of way; and including in addition to the main parcel of twanty-on© and twq-tenths (21.2) acres, a two (2) acre parcel on the Oconee River which was formerly used a., a landing of Barrow’s Ferry, lying between the bridge of the Ma con Division of the Georgia Railroad across the Oconee Rver .and th«> ad-' joining -land formerly of Mrs. Eliza beth Furman Talley. i This 7th day of October, 1929. I C. B. LAVENDER As administrator of the estate of J.; W. Williams, deceased. being the same tract or parcel ,( b conveyed to Henrietta Baugh t, J* T. Conn, Sr., on March 9, 1905 Said property is being sold satisfy a certain promissory no ^ bearing date December 5, 1928 ** payable six months after dab, made and executed by the said said note being for $390,000 pr w pal, with interest from maturity the rate of 8 per cent per annum ^ gather with the cost of this proc’^ ing, as provided in such deed. The said W. L. Pitts having d*. parted this life, the said proper, is advertised as belonging u> estate of the said Pitts and i* btim sold as the property of his estate, The proceeds of said sale will be 1Jk plied, first, to the payment ,,f ^ promissory note, and the balance, any, will be paid to the represent,, tives of the said W. L. Pitts. Good and sufficient fee simple title ^ be made to said property by t j* undersigned. This October 8, 1929. MERCHANTS & FARMERS RAXj of Milledgeville, Ga. By ALLEN A POTTLE Ita Attys. 1 LAND SALE GEORGIA, Baldwin County. Will be sold on the 5th, day e* November, 1929, before the court house door in the city of Milledge ville, in the county of Baldwin, State of Georgia, between the lawful hours of sale to the highest bidder for cash th efollowing tract or parrel of land: All that tract or parcel of land situate, lying and being in the 318th, Llistrict G. M. of Baldwin county, Georgia, containing qne hundred acres, more or less, and bounded on the north by lands of Williams and Ritchie; on the east by lands of E. (Sparta Ishmaelite) ; ,a nds of J- M. Simmons, on the w^st C. Carson; on the aouth by lands of here in this i ur wil bj by the Oconee River, and on the east E. C. Car-on and on the west by the found the application for charter of 1 by other lands of C. C. Porter. The j public road leading from Jordan’ the “Wysong Fire Brick Company,” oast line of the land levied on separa-; Crosing to Butts cross-roads, of Carrs station, this county. The ting it from the other lands of C. C. j The above described land being brick co*- ,iany will work the white Porter is a line parallel to the the 100 acres tract of land purebi clay mi e* at Carrs Station which Oconee River running through the ed by V. D. Dooly from E. C. Ca. westermo A t point of the brick kiln f the Porter Brick Co., which stands nearest to the Oconee river. The above land was levied on as the property of C. C. Porter, trading a< Porter Brick Company, under a fi. fa. issued by the tix collector of said county against Porter Brick Company for state and county taxe. due for the year 1927. Also. That tract of land id the north common of the city **f Mil- :and: All that parcel of land situate, ly- • g and being in the 318th District, J. M., of said Baldwin County, G n or- -ia, containing twenyt-three and two '.enths (23.2) acres, more or les-, the uime being a part of that tract of fully bounded nd described in 1 deed executed by Mrs. Nettie W. Cone, as Executrix of the will of O. M. Cone, late of «a;d County and State, deceased, to J. W. Williams, dated October 16, LAND SALE GEORGIA, Baldwin County. Under and by virtue of a power of sale contained in a deed to se cure a debt executed by W. L. Pitts to the Merchants & Farmers Bank, on the 24th, day of January 1929, and recorded in the office of the clerk of the superior court of Bald win County Ga., in Book “SS” page 332, the undersigned will sell at pub lic sale, at the court house in said county, during the legal hours of sale, to the best and highest bidder, for ca b, the following described property, to-wit: All that tract or parcel of land situate, lying and being in the city of Milledgeville, taid state and county, and known as part of block I Number 170, and bounded as fol lows: on the Narth by lot of W. L. j Pitts; on the East by lot of the Sanford estate; on the South by loti of Wm. F. Steele; and on the West, by N. Liberty street. Said lot fronts j on Liberty street, and contains one- j CITATION GEORGIA, Baldwin Countv To all whom it may concern: Frank E. Bone, as Executor of the Estate of James Reynolds Noraest, deceased, having applied to petition for leave to sell the rul estate of said deceased, thi- notify the creditors and kindred and all patties interested in said that said application wit be passed upon at the November Term, of the Court of Ordinary of County, and that unless cau then shown to the contrary leave will be granted. This seventh day of October. W. H. STEM BRIDGE, Ordinary. Baldwin County, Georgia. GEORGIA. Baldwin County. The appraisers apouinteu t apart a year’s support out of tht estate of Ira C. W eU, for his ’ Mrs. Lena Robinson West, have r.'.eir return. All persons are by notified to show rajae Vefi at the November Term, 1923, of the Court of Ordinary of said enmity, why the return of the appnusei nculd not be ma«ie the judp."tn: o 'he court. October 7, 1929. W. H. ST EM BRIDGE, Ordinary Baldwin County Gicrgia p time by C. S. Cary of this city. The new concern will be capitaliz ed at $100,000.00 with the privilege of increasing same to $500,000.(•». This corporation will be one of the large* t in the county and will develop a natural resource which is said to be almost unlimited. The product I’lready Being made by the concern is sard to be the best to be obtained in tht country And prospects aie bright for a big indu-try. The Ish-j ledgeviHe, Ga., bounded m elite is glad to see our nature' vsources being developed and w* wiieve in a short while this con cern will have a nation-wide repu- ation ass this clay has been tested ind found to be the best. If it is an rlrclrola On the north by a 30 ft street se parating it from land formerly own ed by M. H. Bland, on the East by a 30 ft. street separating it from lands formerly owned by O. M. Cone, on the South by lots Nos. 14 and 19 of the subdivision of part of the Ed Harris place and on the West by a 30 ft. street separating it from I radio com binatica you are looking for wo have I he host on the market -RCA 47 aod Block ”C” of subdivision of the RCA 67—ADAMS ELECTRIC CO. IUrri» place. This land comprise^ lots 15, 16, 17 and 18 of the subdi- LAND FOR SALE -Several nice virion of a part of the Ed Harris farms from 63 acres to 225 each.' place as appears by plat recorded in >n city. Just the place fer Factory' Clerk's office of Baldwin County sight. J. H. ENNIS. Georgia, in Book of Deeds III, Page, ! 4 ( and 45. The above land was levied son on June 16th, 1923 and describ ed in a deed recorded in the clerk’, office of Baldwin superior court in deed book No. 7 pages 247-248. Said tract or parcel of land levied on as the property of V. D. Dooly to satisfy and execution issued in Stephens County Ga.. superior court on December 9th, 1925 against V. D. Dooley and Noah Norton, defend ants, in favor of E. C. t'ar,on, plain- Legal notices as required bv the statute have been given to V. D. Dooly and Bob McConnell, tenant in possession. This the 4th. day of October. li'SS. W. J .HAYN1E, Sheriff Baldwin County Georgia LAND SALE GEORGIA, Baldwin County. Under and by virtue of a deed with power of sale, executed by W. H. Wester to M. A. Nolan, on the 21st I day of May, 1925, recorded in book | 10, p. 194. in the office of the clerk of the superior court ' of Baldw-in Co. Ga., which said deed with power of sale was transferred and assign ed by the said M. A Nolan CLYCERIN MIX REMOVES I th, property of Toll, R»ine, under underwirned on Sept. 12, 1!>29, u .ieh CAUSE OF STOMACH GAS a tax fi. fa. issued by the tax roller- said transfer and assignment i* re- tr>r of said county against Tobe corded in the office of the clerk of . imp e glyr»r;n. buckthron bark. Raines for state and county taxes' the superior court of Baldwin Coua- H in Adlerika, I due for the year 1928. Tobe Raine, j ty, in book No. 14, p.l5o, I will sell arts o® BOTH upper a*d lower bow-, having died the above described ia never sold as the estate of Tobe Raines. Also: That tract of land in City of Milledgt-vnie, Georgia, bounded as follows on the North by land of R. W. McMillan and John H Holloway, n Fast by West Boundary St., on be South by Hancock St., and on ' • W. • by lard of H T Cline. Said land ia a parallelogram fronting 60 ft on West Boundary Street and running bark West of the width 200 thought were then and which caused ga, and other stomach trouble. Just ONE spdonful reii \, GAS, *, U r stomach, rick headache and < nstipa- tion. Don’t take raedictne which cliana only PART of h >wela, but let Adlenka give you a REAL cleaning and see how go**! you feel! It will ruipikc you! CULVER A KIDD DRUG GO. public outcry before house door in *aid County on the first Tuesday in Nov. 1929. the tract of land deaertbed in vaid security All that tract or parcel of land, lying and being in the village ot Scottsbc.ro 1714 Dist. G. M said State and County, known a» the Banks property, containing nine acres, more or less, and bound 'd a- follow -: on the South by land- of J. P. Allen & Company “The Store All Women Know” Cherryat Broadway MACON, GA. Presenting the New Silhouette In COATS DISTINCTIVE AND INDIVIDUAL WITH LUXURIOUS FUR TRIMMINGS In Three Price Groups *48 *58 ‘68 More fashionable vvomen have selected new Coats at Allen s this sea: _*n—such outstanding values—such marvelous furs and fabrics—each personally selected for its individuality. We invite you to come to Macon and to AUen’s where we have assembled a most unusual collection of New Winter Coafl for your selection. STORE HOURS 9 A N. TO S P. M. L S. TIME