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organization. Ha read the beautiful poem. “Let Me Live By rue 8*do of The Road/’ which he said fitted the Ufe of Judge Stembridge, and dosed with the following quotation of Tennyson’s “Crossing The Bnr.“ COUNTY SCHOOLS CELEBRATE FRL MUM* Day aad Uadi Iw Day to la CJtWerf ■ Scheels rf TU Cdy Baldwin county schools will join Pirday in celebrating Bird and Arbor Day and Uncle Remus Day, programs will b. given at each school by clubs And may there be no moaning at the of the city who make up the Fed- ^ har erated clubs, who are sponsoring the " hcn * P ut out *** day. Mm. F_ R. Hines. pri-.ident or the But »uch it tide at movinr seems Federated clubs, made the following asleep, .interne nt relative to the cclcbra- Too full for sound and foam, t j 0J| . When that which drew from the As has been the custom for many boundless deep, many happy years, a joint program Turns again home, is to be given this coming Friday, December sixth—nt each of the Twilight and evening fell, county schools, a committee from THANKSGIVING WAS DEAL DAY Obawrad At A HaUay, Larfe Craw* a City. Sarint it Epaucspal CWA FOOTBALL M THE AFTERNOON Thanksgiving day, Thursday Nov. 28th, was observed as a holiday ini this city. The weather was cold and crisp, and the sun was bright, mak-| ing the day an ideal one. There was a large number of visi-j tors to the city, coming here on ac- count of the alumnae gathering at; G. S. C. W.. nnd the G. M. C.-Gor- don football game. The Union Thanksgiving services were held at the Presbyterian church Wednesday evening, and tho< BUICK SELIJNG n. PERCENT OF CARSJN CLASS C. W. Church ill Issues State* menc following study of Report# That the Buick Motor Company Is now Milling 42 percent of all the cars in Buick’* price clau U the statement made by C. W. Churchill, general 1 sales manager, following a study of j reports for the three months ending October 31st. The price claw in which Buick caff are listed embraces 14 ocher makes of automobile* any one of which the Buick Mctoe Company b now out- *GQCSBtXmr*irmrfrsHnrennvtrwfy^ , pastor c ( the Baptist church. Services however, wfcrc held j Thanksgiving morning at the St.' Stephens Episcopal church by the Rector, Rev. F. H. Harding, who, preached an appropriate and impres- v schools, a committee Irom And “«' r u “ t tho d * rk! fathered there heard a forceful nnd organisation in our city going And. "■“> be n " »»dneu. of fnre- (elii[|U|!nt Bennon by Rey L E Ro , out with part of a program to be WCM met with the other half of the pro- When 1 mi bark, gram at the school, given by the pu pils. This is indeed a splendid way For tho* from our bourne of time and for all of us Baldwin county folks to place, get together and learn to know and The flood may bear me far, love one another more and more. The I hope to see my pilot face to face programs are nice—of course—but When I have crossed the bar. the fact of keeping in touch with ench other in hotter. How enn we The cortege accompanying the re- evir have “A Better Baldwin" niuins from the church to the cetne- (Which is the motto of our Baldwin tery, where the burial took place, was county Federation) without -wc all onc °f *h e longest ever teen it: the pull together? And what better way ^h-e Inrge crowd stood with to attain that end than to work with hared head* as the burial ceremony and make friends out of our children was and the remains lowed in —who will carry on. Iheir last re ting place. The committee who are to go are The pall bearer, were grandson, | Rath> , red , yitncM t „ e (. c peak:ng of them ns organizations) of Judge Stombridge Edwurd, Alton i.,tw»*tt , i bi.i... r> .. tit Li — .i t> i.umi. ii »ns me i At G. S. C. W. a regular Thanks giving dinner was served. The din ing halls were gogeous in their dec orations, ancT presented a scene of rare loveliness and attractiveness. The young ladies viced with each other in planning'nnd arranging the decoration*; of the halls and tables and taste and talent were shown. In the afternoon a vast throng football the largest crowd per- C. W. CHURCHILL. hurry. Phon Midway—Mrs. Beeson—chairman ant * Stetson Barnes, W. II. and Ben 1 ~nttinrr.fl nt TWnn • - — - —the D. A. R.; To CooperviUe—Mm. Stembridge, Wm Barron, ami Geo. I j. .. ., victorious” ,u * whiU •*« •>» ,ir * *" d R. B. Moore chairman The U. D. C. Stcmhridec. The honorary escort,^ £ makin( . keep -™. Oar Ik. ..rvie. 1. ir reverberate with music and yells. Ip the evening the bearding cadets and Sendee Star Lcgioi,; To Union Point—Mrs. M S. Bell, chairman— the Music Club; To Meriwether— Mrs. George Roach—chairman—the W. C. T. U. and the P. T. A.; To Sci.ttsboro—Mrs. George Carpenter, chairman—the American Legion nposed of county officers and nembers of the local bar. The floral offerings were great in lumber and beautiful in design and irero : ilent testimonials of love and Etecm foi the deceased. William Henry Stembridge njoyed a feast nt the Barrncks.^he dinner corixh.ted of tempting viands, and was thoraughly enjoyed. In the evening the Colonial Thea ter was filled to its capacity. Tho Thanksgiving day of 1029 was a day long to the remembered in Millcdgevillc. We h&ve added i of high grade toys- —HATCHERS. Auxiliary; To Hopewell—Mrs. R. E. born in Eqst Baldwin June 30, 1850, Long, chairman—the Garden club. his pn.ents being John Wesley Stem- These committees are planning to bridge and Harriett Smith. He nt- leavs Millcdgevillc at one-thirty on .ended a school in his neighborhood; next Friday—December 6th—and worked on the farm, nnd grew to all the schools have been notified by manhood. On February 4th, 1873, Supt. Bivins—who is very much in he married Miss Louisa Robin: on, favor of the plan. It is with the co- and they commenced life together, operation of the County Board and continuing to make their home in j visited her brother, Mr. Fred Supt Bivins that it is possible for this Fast Baldwin. In early manhood he j ast , vee j. program la b= given. I ®Tl| «'• ■>"■> Mr,. Honry Coleman vl.it- led relativ MISS LENI MOORE, Tho Hat Shoppe for Christmas Handkerchiefs, Pholson Gifts and Costume Jewelry. mmn news Connections in Macon for Dnblin, Jacksonville and all Florida points. Travel by Bus. Phone 351. Paved Road. | CITATION CITATION j Sewing Machine Co., which he did! ; most successfully, placing machines j i in many hemes throughout the < . ty. As his acquaintance with the peo- i Dublin last week. . , , GEORGIA, Baldwin County I Mr D. B. Wright and several of Te whom R „ Concern: his friends have returned home After The Will of B. I. Fraley j A, ha acqumntance wra, tn. pee- ddightful hlHlting trip In the Court of Ordinary of Baldwin f P 1 ® widened his popularity increased, ’ wick , Ga. County, Georgia. ~~ L * *""* J “ ' U * he won friends by his pleasant, ® " j Wm. H. Ivey, having applied for! runs * : permanent letters of administration on the estate of Miss Mary Ivey, de-1 PeT,;«.1.r,rob.te of Will d friendly manner and address. He Lucille Perkin,. Eudell ceMed , thi, i, to cita tha creditor, | SoUmn For^ I earned a livelihood by hard work, Hcncry and Mr John D. Seal, vi.lt- ttnd hebMW . w of ..id docaaed to Sol.tan Form. I... a. relative, in Stillmore. Go. Satar- ,h„,v caare before mo. at the January To: H. Thomas Fraley, J. Burweil and “"ifiee, which Maloa,,. Mr, Zennmia Malpa,, Tar- the onc 1,0 h,uI <:hoMn shared by cn re,auvvs ,n ouu “ un: - a “ VUI * I show causo before me, at the January as his life day an( * Sunday. | Term. 1930, of the Court of Ordinary brft7n\nd r mI'CI companion.' He“utar mlved with hi. ^ Mnyerito Born- and Mr. S L, „i,| County, why permanent Ict- bntton, nnd Mr* Lain Mnlpaw S<m- (n tku yIty .„ „ rdl . r M , du . T. Campbell mortared to Aupirta, tm adminirtration should not be un., Sunday. I granted, as prayed, to said petition- Miss Cecil Kennedy was called to]or. a her home last Wednesday on account Witness my hand and official sig nature ihi« December 2, 1929. J. C. COOPER, Clerk Superior Court, Act ing Ordinary, Baldwin Co. NOTICE OF AN ELECTION sions. Miller S. Bell, hnvinp applied, a, "t* his children nnd a few year. Executor, for probate in Solcmn -‘ tl r™ard s purchased n home. .... Form of the la.t Will and Te,lament Judpe Sttmbridlte served n, a her "ome last n eane,( of B I Fralcv late of said Baldwin of the Board of Education of °* her sister’s illnuss. County', deceased, and also for the '» r ’ lo, « Mir’IlrttyUver.dery.sitc-dfnend, court to hear and determine the que* I ot » , ’ d "'« s “ lw “5" dr ‘'" tls ' ° . ' ” lion of the residence nf the said de-! interested in the schools throughout wcok-end. censed nt the time of his death In lhc count >- “ nd ,0 th<!ir « d ™»“- «•*> Gertrude Willoaphly spent mid Baldwin Conntv. you and each ■"'« *» d *" *» ve much Frid *l' ia M* con ' G »- of yon. as heir, at law of tho snld B. , thought. | Mis, Eudell Evan, went the week L Fraley, .are hereby required to be! Judge Stembridge was elected Tux end in Macon. Ga, with relatives, and appear at the Crurt of Ordinary | Ci lUc.or of Baldwin county in 1801, Mrs. S. E. Wright, Jr„ and family ( q EORGIAi B.Mwin County, for mid Baldwin C runty on the Firat 'nnd was rc-clected in 1808, serving spent several days with relative, in Monday in January. 1930, whrn said two terms in this office. , Bubiin, Ga. ai>r' ,! ''«t<on for probate and said In 10011 he was elected Ordinary, Mr. Erie McKinley and Mr. Louie question of residence will be heard,'and held this office continuously un- Randall of Siloam, Ga., virited Mr. and show cause, if any you have or U1 his denth. He gave close atten- j. T. Mnrchman, and family Sunday, can, why the prayers of petitioner! o°n to the performance of the duties Mr. and Mrs. Sam Humphrey spent should not be allowed. <»f this important office, keeping the Thursday nnd Friday with relatives This the 2nd day of December,' records carefully. He was a faith- in Sparta. Ga. 1929. ‘ ful and painstaking public officer, Miss Erma Chile from Allen’s In- J. C. COOPER. iand the confidence in which he was \uiia Home rpent Thursday with Mrs. Clerk Superior Court of (held by the pualic was evidenced by C. P-. Lavender. Baldwin County, Gecrgir 'his continued election to thi, office. Mr. J. D. Ros* *nd Miss Nahie Har- ting Ordinary on nc-l Judge St mbridge through his long den announce th< ago. will mcot of death of Ordinary: life was sustained by the Christian took pine of raid County. faith, and he relied on the promises have the err # ] of God’s Word, taking them in many friends. Make ifee whole family happy—not fcis life day by day, as he went in Th» Chrirt: just one diy but 3f.S *Uys in the a nd cut among hb fellow men. at the Christian Church at seven yenr. Get that Rndio from ADAMS As a cit'zen he wa, always inter- o’clock Sunday night, which every ELECTRIC CO. Ea*y Terms. ' c-.tcd in his city and county, and will enjoy. The preaching ser- | espoused thou.* principles which he be- vices will follow at seven-thirty S 0 R F THROAT? • ltoved would promote the welfare of o’clock. ! the people. There will be Sunday school at the I public servant he .ns faith- Methoidst, and Christian DON’T GARGLEi There being a vacancy in the office of Ordinary of Baldwin county, Georgia, on cacount of the death of the incumbent the Honorable W. H. Stembridge; Notice is hereby given that an elec tion to fill said office of Ordinary of Baldwin county for the unexpired term, will be held in the several Militia Districts of Baldwin county, Georgia, o.n the TWENTIETH DAY OF DECEMBER, 1929. The laws mampge w^u. : g 0Vern j„g, regular elections shall al- o apply to the holding of this special election. notice is given and election called in pursunnt to Section 4782 of the Civil Code of Georgia of 1910. Witness my official signature, this the Second day of December, 1929. ‘ J. C. COOPER, Clerk Superior Court, Baldwin County, Georgls. ThvyI, Thi. Doctor’. Freer!,.!.. Ci... ful to his trust, und performed the cl, " rcbes Sundsy morninir at Qaiabr, Botin- Roll.! 1 duties that fell to him faithfully. °’ c '“ ck . Don-t suffer the pain and discom- j He was a devoted husband nnd Mrs. Clark, of Auyusta, Ga., hi fort of sore throat. Use a doctor’s father, kind nnd sentle in hin relation vi » itln lt h" Mrs. John Math- prescription called Thoxina (varan- to his loved ones, (irin* first teed to relieve with the very first thoivht to their care and weUbeinc W * *” verT * l,d 10 swallow. Garries and salves are too Jud»e stembridre is survived by Goes!, pastor of the Methodist, In •lw and If they do relievo. It is mu- Mrs. Stembridre. end ten children, ail ®“ r ’ L. OII ! y t * mp ° r * ry ' of whom have reached manhood and Tltorine has a double action—it re-1 womanhood. The children are: Mrs. G _ the aorcneis and roes direct ] Hattie Jordan, Mr*. G. E. Barnes, YOU It FIREWORKS—At ^ 1 mm * Mavch^aa’s, WhoWtaU ° lhe inkerwal cause. It contains J Mr*. B. R. Hughes, Mrs. Wm H. Bar- wtoi1, harmful drugs _ I “ r -- Geo. L. Echols, Misses nephews, Messrs R. E. and W. D. r •.! ,#r who,e f “ n " ly - Thcrc •***»■ *" d Bertie Stembridge, Messrs stembridge. whom he took in hi* d-,.7 -2. .u .°.7 W. nnd S. D. Stembridg:. nnd Dr. h „ rac , ,f ter the death of their par- vi...:. n “" d thr “ n ‘^ ■•«»» ’ k for M. F. Stembridge, and n number of cnts , when they were small children. if they Tha;:-n safe and i'ut up ready for use in 35c., grandchildren. He is also survived by ouc.. and .<1 00 bottles. Money hack one brother, Mr. J. E. Stembridge. of uwu ri not relieved. Sold by Fraley’s Ta Gan. nnd n sitter, Mrs. Carrie 'judge .Stemhrid-i rarmacy and other good Drug Butts, Cochran, and a large circle of jrenorat Storea. relatives, among whom are two ward. CITATION STATE OF GEORGIA, Baldwin County. To All Whom it May Concern: J. C. Grime* having made applica tion in due form of law to be ap pointed permanent administrator, up on the estate of Mrs. Mary Grimes, deceased, notice is hereby given that said application will be heard and passed upon, at the regular term of the Court of Ordinary for said coun ty, to be held on the first Monday in January, 1930. WITNESS my hand and official rigntaure, this 2nd day of December, 1929. J. C. COOPER. Clerk Sunerior Court, Acting Ordinary, Baldwin Co. Ga. MAGAZINES PHONEUS Harris Hall’s Drug Store PHONE M2 Selling Toys This Year WE HAVE ADDED AN EXTENSIVE LINE OF HKH GRADE TOTS TMB TEAK FOR THE HOLIDAY TRADE We ask our friends to inspect our line in making up their • lists— See our show window display on Toys—Call to see them— R. W. Hatcher Hdw. Co. Wholesale and Retail THE GiFT QUESTION EASILY SOLVED AT GRANT’S GIFTS THAT LAST FOR YEARS TO COME Inspect our stocks and see how easily you can find just the Gift for every member of the family and at most t rc?.:on3ble piices. J. C. GRANT CO. “Gift* That Last" "'W—r' Come in and listen to the BOSCH or Majestic be.| of them ell and let vs install one lor • tryout in yovr own house. “Sold on Easy Payment’’ R.W. HATCHER HARDWARE COMPANY Just to Let You Know That we already have a big «• oty of Alcohol and Glycerine— ready when the cold weather comes. Prophets say ihh will be a cold winter—So don’t forfeit. Ralph Simmerson Buick and Mn-^rath Dealer