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OXFORD DISTRICT BULLETIN
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THE UNION-RECORDER, WLLEDCEVILLE, CA., Mcr-fp „ ,«
Mrs.
;> remember thnt the sur-
ip Civil war knew nothing
* r hi nnd the nature of In- ** “ a ««uons by the autho,
«•* marvH ,hnl lh *y i Nellk Womack Hines, who ,,’rno
- . . - well n» they did. For the mn- I the most active »n*i f
a who dip of wounds In bers of our F-'r«t \r *a j 1 *" 1 * nom "
UlUnl out lRht. nor dC ; Milledgevffle Ga Thp ‘ T ChUrch *
a the extent of their In • . ’ ° a * The volume con-
■ile In hospitals of In- : , s of P <H>In \ from the lyric heart
»"d jetfued br>i „ of th „ J k [ r JJ 1
_• ... . cated “T.. \f,. e™ i_. . ..
Our pci
of death from cun- ^ “To My Grandson and Mv Gar-
ounils in the Civil war wns de n” The fact that this volume is
....... World war. 8.12. This autographed by Mrs H|nefa
pin in efficiency (nothing less than special value to this writer Lh,
,»w. * i fine "f five more men out of ,f or wn '
. r v 1(» 1 was almost wholly due to r ou . , J , cr ^ as,tor and
fhP .lovclonment of the aseptic nnd " r nlways rc »P<>n*vie to every' • ouraRonM * nt ’ s P cakm K ver >’ nand-
ZiZlc technique. caI1 for "«vlce in the church. 5 L ™'~ “* 4U ~ e ““
n greater gain than nt deserves the tribute paid her
The Epworth Leagues of the Dis
tricts are showing neW'life under the
leadership of Rev. Bernard Brown,
who is our efficient District Secretary
For example, seven Leagues will meet
at 7:30 P. M., at Oxford December
to organize a County Union. We
t have such Unions throughout
District. Our League at Mil-
ledgeville is especially alive and ac
tive under the guidance of Miss Mary
Farr, daughtci of our Rev. J. H. Farr.
The Sunday School*, of the District,
tv. A. B. Elizer, Secretary Have
settled their goals for the year 1929-
Rev. B. H. Smith. Conference
Secretary of Sunday Schools, mel
with a group recently at the District
age and brought
semely of the Oxford District Sun-
f day School situation. Come again.
Brother Smith.
first up rs for without 11 the per- interpretative foreword by Dr
muse of ileotha from Infections In Joteph Robinson of Mercer Univer"
,Ms war would hove been higher Ilian sity: "Mrs. Hines Is one of those
in the Civil war, because the wounds w j ge au th n i-K «.u„ ; *u , 1
g enerally more dunuerausly In- ” , a “ ' VO^d, “ f
££i. ami "ere of n type more fn- ?*!'.”• d " P livc l, ‘‘- 1 . .
voruMe to the development of Infec- e 8ae sat down to write.” I proph- I GEORGIA, Baldw
lion. l . hat "“tnerous readers will find,
in th5s volume, 150 pages of delight-j
ful and inspiring sentiment, musical- •
expressed.
County*
City Grafters Skilled
in Makeup and Acting
Ti,- woman lias lived In New York The Oxford District
for a long timtf and is hardened to the pleasure that Hoi
sirht and plea of heggars. When u \tiii„ ( i_„ v .:..„ ” "*• ,
timid. middle-aged woman, neatly |.. * . ^ n “ Was ‘‘lected,
tln-i-fd. accosted her at Times Square , c recent session of the North Geor-
staticn. she knew thnt here wns n«« K!a Conference, alternate lay delo-
onlinury case. gate to the General Conference of
The older woman hesitated nnd the South
when she s|K»ke her voice was refined which con*,
hut nervous. She had lost her way.{May, 1930.
She wanted to go uptown nnd found |
hersf 1* on the downtown plntform. I
i Mrs ' l '’ ll ’ rcn ‘''' Eur< ' 11 Atkins, wife W. Watkins, nnd hy lands of W. L.
behl^lier' attention for another "nue ’ °^ <>Ur at tht * Prison Farm, J Proctor, on the South by lands, of J.
n . nt. She wanted to sa> something • ® r ’ Atkins, is National W. C. M. Youngblood, and on the West by
nn<! did not seem to have the courage, i 1 • C. lecturer and Field Worker. ! a branch separating the land levied
Finally she summoned It. She had an <l •» carrying forward her splen- i on from land of Mnry Walker.
►I*"* ! "‘ r sma,: chance .raveling on: did activities thip month in the SUte The iand levied on i thit part of
wrong trains and did not want to of South Carolina. Let us pray j the land of Mary Walker lying East
I earnestly for this brave worker in of the branch running through said
Miller
Methods t Church,
at Dallas, Texas, in
will sell before the Courthous*
r of said County at public out-
to the highest bidder for cash,
j on the first Tuesday in January
I 1930, within the legal hours of sale,
.s v* t • the following described Tract and
_ 4 '_j ^ j parcel of land to-wit:
That tract o| land lying in the
32lot Dirt G. M , of raid County,
containing 20 nerds more or less
levied on as the property of the
Estate of O. O. Banks bounded as
follows: On the North by lands of
W. L. Proctor, on the Ecst by the 27
of land owned by Mrs. A.
Might she borrow
the
of l
The woman gave her a dime nnd
started toward the . stairway. She •
looked back once to see If the stranger!
■as going In the right direction. The; The general organ of o
had stopped and j “The Christian Advocate,
was conversing with
his hand in his pocket
nodding sympathetically.—New York
church,
, . (Nash-
lie rind j vi i|e. Tcnn.), Dr. A. F. Smith. Editor,
ie was j n j MUe Q f tbt> gjjj j nst gays,
with reference to our Oxford District
Bulletin No. 24. “Dr. Elam F.
Dempsey, in beginning his fourth
year on the Oxford District of the
North Georgia Conference, has sent
to his ministers a bulletin in which
he gives valuable suggestions a- to
what th yeshould do and also as to
what the people should do. The fol
lowing of these suggestions will
A railroad man was ready to make
his osntd run. His wife Instructed
Itfru t«< get her some turkey eggs to
M>*. In passing through a small town
a dirty country lad approached the en
gineer and asked him: “Don’t you
want to buy some buzzard eggs?”
.“oi iac an opportunllr to ploy a Joka 1 tribute largely to the success of tho
«p.,n his wife, l.o gave tho lad n nickel j „. or k this year." We arc very grate-
5JE *r i “ ‘"" 01h " e !'“> f Dr- Smith for this kindly com.
"How aro your turkeys getting j ment.-espccialiy for tho last sen-
along?” j
decided getting ton ^h|mZSSSSSSSSSSS|
late turkeys, so I put them In your
1011011.''—Forbes Magazine.
lend which land was formerly owned
by Mary Whigby. The land wns
levied on as the property of Mary
Walker.
The above described tract and par
cel of land was levied on by me
under and by virtue of tax fi. fa.
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
Banks, which fi. fa. has been trans
ferred and assigned to A. W. Wat
kins.
Said property is levied on and will
be sold as the property* of the Eestatc
of O. O. Bunks.
I have notified the tenants in pos-
fsion of the levy and the time,
terms and place of sale as required
Qaittiag at the Start
W. II. Crane, beloved actor, used to
tell the story of a day’s fishing par-
Udpatcd in by President Cleveland,
Joseph Jefferson mid himself. They
lishfU nu day. and caught nothing.
About six o'clock Cleveland got a Ut
ile trout, and Jefferson, who was ready
t« drop, suggested:
“Now that we’ve got n fish, let’s go
“You’re the strangest
n, l Cleveland. “Here w<
ins all day, nnd Just ns
bite you want to go hope
bon fish-1
they begin to i
pieKansas
Rc-.ord Leaf Growth?
A dam-leaved water Illy of Japan
»d Cliiiprobably holds the world’s
record i.. r | n leaf-growing, ac-
o n note In the British selen-
Uie Journal Nature. This plant, a
relative of t!>o Victoria r-*gia of South
-\uierlra. expand* Its fiur-root float-
“i" leaves In less than nine days, In-
••rearing their diameter nt n ra*o of
"early a half-Inch ail hour. At that
rut.- of growth they prodnee between
11 ,,n, l square inches of leaf In
minutes.
VOp j
Wh'»;lor'* Extra Monocle
'' I'lNtler could piny the uctor, too.
"rib's Bo||o Walter Brown In “Lonely
'■' d rienns.” One day, while he lec-
itn-iil informally, his monocle slipped
from his eye and rolled across flip
fl ' M *r. a dozen ardent disciples rushed
,0 rp scue It from the dust and hrend
•rumhs. He deigned not to touch It.
' ut w,lh «n easy flourish drew a fresh
""e from ids waistcoat pocket and ad
It In hi* eye a* be proceeded
wi,b D»e lecture.
“She”
Obviously some of the old sayings
«« "ot apply any more. Take the ooe,
n,, y n ship called ahe?” for which
nnawet- used to be, “because it
:“**■ much rigging.” What could
further from the truth Id this age
" r f f«>nt nttlrc?
' lu ’ n Hie question was recently pro
f*® u ndi*d to a college coed she replied
At HATCHER S
WE ARE FEATURING A COMPLETE UNE OF
High Grade Toys
at extremely MODERATE PRICES—Bring in the little folk*
and look them over—The time ii short only 11 more buying
day* left.
R. W. Hatcher Hdw. Co.
Wknlesale and Retail
by law.
This 11 Ui day of December, 1929.
J. F. VINSON
Deputy Sheriff, Bsldvrin Co. 0*.
TAX SALE
GEORGi'., Baldwin County:
I will mil before the Court Houae
door of W id County ut public out-
vt-y to the hiRhert bidder for cash,
on the find Tuesday in Junuarv
1030, within the lepul hours of tale,
tho following described tracts and
parcels of land tn-wit.
'That l„„d city Milledpeville.
of "n 0 " ,h, ■ Fj, “ b T
C " V " hy loud of
on ? a i ° n North b y N- W. Ave.
r° ®“'“ th Hy '“ nd "■ f. G. Grime
front,„ lr on street 60 fee, ,„ d runn.
ing bark 150 f,
property of Hoten Baily “' C
vi,k n r ' y ' n,r ip ci ‘y of Milledtre-
;• •'•"■"fed as follows:
>> Wayne Street, South by
‘'" d roouinB hack 150 feet.
S»iH land lie. North of Georgia Rail-
"a> Company. Levied no ,ho
property of Molioy Durden.
All tlmt tract of land i„ thc
Southeast section of City of MU-
Wsgtvilla, Ga., bounded as follows:
Or. the West by an unnamed street,
on South by lands of Moaes Brown
recently sold for taxes and on the
North by said lands of Moses Brown,
fronts 60 feet on Street and running
back East 75 feet. Levied on as the
property of Belle Brown.
That tract of Land in City of Mil-
ledgeyille, Ga., bounded os follows:
On West by land » f Rioley William*,
on East by land of Tildy Havier. on
North by land of Ward Hooten. on
S« uth by N. W. Ave.. fronts 100
feet on avenue ur.
feet. Levied on ai
Eatute of Hoc Sanford.
The above described tracts nnd
parcels of land were levied on hy me
under and by virtue of >ax fi fa.,
issued by the Tax Collector of Bald-
lV t oR C, f Unty ' Ga " ° n December 20,
IJ28, for taxes due the Suite of
Georgii and County of Baldwin for
the year of 1928 again,
of Che above describe
land and said salt
satisfy the said fi. fa.g.
I hate notified the defendants in
fi. fn and tin
This 11th dav of December, 1929.
J. F. VINSON
Deputy Sheriff, Baldwin Co. Go.
. runs back 125 ]
the property
me owners I
>ed parcels of I
ill be made to f
- , In possession I
of the levy and of the time, terms
and place of .ale as required hy
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