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THE UNION-RECORDER, MILLEDGEVILLE. GA^ DECEMBER !•. 1929
SPORT SCRIBES
ENJOY TRIP HERE
Jane* from near the State |
v iud his son. Mr. I.. it. ■ , -‘ n Sport Writer* Prmiie Mi!-
• • • ledceville and Cadet Football
T« m Willis friends are very I Team After Day Here
to hear of his death which oc-| —
rr -}y Sunday evening. Hi* 1 Miiledgvcille was distinctly hon
ed Last Friday when a delegatit
ANOTHER OLD CITIZEN . i CHAS L MOOR * WRITES CARD
.PASSES TO REWARD TO TH£ voters
Mr. T. N. Willis Die
havi
thcii
jjlne ? of Miss Claru Brantley, and tertnine the
the home of his son, Mr. J. I). Willis,
in Midway, Sunday night December
15th, after a long illness..
The funeral services were held
Monday afternoon, at the Funeral
i of the leading spor* writers of the | Dome of Mr. Jo?. A. Moore. Rev N
nation came here to witness the (1. Cunningham officiating. The re-
1 to de-: nnir.s were interred at Mt. Olive
f Night ^ One °* most sacred rights of
an American citizen is the right to
** o cast his ballot, thereby expressing
Mr T N Willi,, a »ell known| hi » choicc ' “ s to who will fill the
citizen of Godwin county, died ut office, of hi, Country. State, County
"f the M. C.-Medimm footbell
the l
• six
orgia Intel
Thv many friends of Mr.
Farrell, are very glad to km
he is improving after a long iltm
Mrs. W. N. Ain.-worth and
daughter. Marie, of Sander.-i
Ga., visited Mrs. Charlie Smith
family last Friday.
Mr.
i S.nips
The Christ
i Kndci
cmetery. The pall bearers
f his giandsons.
( ciation. Mr. Willis was born-in Pike county
om In the delegation was Morgan eighty-two year® ago, but came here
Bluke, Ole Timer, Jimmie Jones, Bill when a young man, and has been a
'dunciay, Dave Jenkins, Walter resident of Baldw’in county for more
Wynn, .and with them was a native t h an half a century. He was a mem-
• f Milledgeville, Mr. John Cone, At- j,er of the Primitive Baptist church, »'
lantn’s 250 pound politician accord- an ,j obeyed the tenets of that church,
ing to Mr. Blake. dealing honestly with your fellow
The newspaper men were met at j men. He was a quiet citizen, and
the Baldwin hotel by a group of Mil-1 gave the duties ..that came to him
hdgevillo men including Chas. Whit .Inst* attention, and performed them
field. Dr. M. F. Stetnbridge, Dr. | faithfully.
Richard Binion, W. L. Ritchie, Col. Mr. Willis is survived by two
Marion Allen. Arch McKinley. Rev. daughters. Mrs. Sarit L. Terry, of this
city, and Mr’. A. S. Martin, of At-
pr:
Sunday
Our community are v ry proud to
l av,. Rev. J. F. McClunney back as
pastor of the Baptist church again.
He will preach on Sunday morning
and Sunday night, every second Sun-
, _ , . . J. F. Yarbrough, Dr. E. A. Tigner,
the I hmUan church Sunday n«M , . n>r .,„ n Jr __ c<ll . Fninlt
». v, u o clock for the usual pro- Be i;_ c ,,|_ George Roach, R. B. Moor.,
preaching ser- , N - and R H Wootten and
II. S. Wootten. At the conclusion
of delicious dinner the visitors were
taken for a ride over the city and
then to the game. Immediately af
ter the game they left immediately
for Atlanta.
In the iport columns of the Atlanta
Journal of Saturday and Sunday and
.mm th? Macon Telegraph of both dates.
Toe Baptist church will hove their -V'lV-djervIlle and G. M C. were hires
Christmn- progrum on the night of ' :i " r "'«> emnminted favorably
he "f,111. and the Christian church excellently write ups by the visitor..
~.on the town and the school, devot-
ng the majority of the space to tlie
.’me and the cadet team.
d Mrs. Dink Johnson, have Mr. Blake is or.e of the great
:1 the birth -»f a little son -v; ; tvrs of the nation and he
12th. He will be culled cordially recevied here ns wer
enkins. * ''iei members of the delegatio
and City. Having this privilege it
is their duty to go to the polls when
an election is held and vote for the
candidate of their choicc.
T* morrow, Friday, December 20th,
an election for Ordinary’ will be held,
10 name a successor to the late Judge
W. H. Stembridge for u term of three
year., which is practically a full
term. This is one of the most im
portant offices in the county. It is
a judiciary office before which many
legal questions relative to the rights
of property, and the execution of
wills, etc., are passed upon. It is
one of merely copying and keep-
reccrds.
If I should be elected I will give
my entire time and attention to the
performance of the duties of the
cation, .this, therefore, is to notify
you, Stoye Julian Nixon to be and
appear at the next term of Baldwin
Superior Court to be held on the
second Monday in January, 1930,
then and there to answer* said com-
Witness the Honorable James B.
Park, Judge of the Superior Court,
this December 17th, 1929.
J. C. COOPER,
Clerk Superior Court,
Baldwin County, Ga.
PETITION FOR DIVORCE
Ellen Leola McDonald
J. A. McDonald *
To the i.t fvmiani J, A. ?»IcDor.a!d
Petition for divorce
Baldwin Superior Court,
January Term, 1930.
Tbo plaintiff, Ellen Le oI#
Donald havihg filed her
divorce against J. A. Melt,.,*,/
this Court, returnable to thlTu''
of the Court, and it being ma ,
appear that J. A. McDonald „
resident of said county, and also t
he does not reside within the ft,
and an order having been made
semce on him, J. A. McDcnnl d
publication, this, therefore j,
notify you, J. A. McDonald to
and appear at the next term of fij
win Superior Court to be held
the second Monday in January. ] 9
then and there to answer said c ,
plaint.
Witness the Honorsb 1^.7"^
Park, Judge of the Superior Coi
this December 17th, 1921*.
J. C. COOPER.
Clerk Superior Coi
Baldwin County, i
fin
, Mr.
In asking the people of Baldwin
county to give me their support and
vote for inis office, I have done
only what any and every citizen has
W. J. Willis, I the right to do, as the office belong!
ml Mr. J. D. Willis, of
of the 20th.
on the night
Thi muny friends
Beckhum, arc very so
her illness.
.f Mn
J. T.
DEATH OF AN INFANT
Tin* Unibn-Recorder believe'? that
the market for Baldwin County farm
products could be greatly increased
in’ Milledgeville, if our people would
realize that they should give first
prel.rencc wherever possible to food
ctuffs raised in the county.
The farmers of Baldwin county if
they knew that th? produco they
rai;e would meet with a ready sale
ho’.ifc would go more extensively j
into making those things. It iSj
rwlully discouraging to n farmei
bring hi- produce here, and find that! v.
rt be cannot sell it, Wc believe that it J stoye Julian Nixon
would be a good idea to have a pub- *f 0 the defendant Stoye Julian Nixon
lie market place for the assembling I J t tition for divorce
of farm products, where the house-1 Baiwin Superior Court,
wife* would go nr.d buy. * ! January Trem, 1930.
the people, and it is their privilege j
and duty to say by their ballots Un
person who should hold it.
1 urge my friends to go to the polls
Friday, December 20th, and cast their
ballot for me. I am confident that
eir ballot, will not be thrown a*
I expect to be the choice of the
'opie of Baldwin county by u tbfe
majority. No one will appreciate
re thun I will.
CHAS. L. MOORE
GIVE
Gifts of Utility
HARDWARE
FROM OUR
CHRISTMAS SALE
WE WILL
MEN
PETITION FOR DIVORCE
Laura Eloise Gheesling Nixon
Mi as Rebecca John.-on, and Miss
Daisy Crosby visited in Macon, Mon
day.
Mr. and Mrs. II. H. Tanner have
the sympathy of their friends on ac
count rf the death of . their infant
fon, which occurred Monday. The
burial was in the city cemetery.
Our 1930 Rate Book for the N<
red. Coi
The plaintilf. Laura Eloise Ghet
The Chriftmus season is practical-j ling Nixon having filed her petition
ly with us, and The Union-Recorder; for divorce against Stoye Julian Nix-
p the
We fill
Th ■ pupils of Miss Fannie Vir- rad get it off fi
gir.ia McClure gave a delightful Pi- CHARGE—This
.ano-fnrte recital on last Saturday merion Service—
afternoon at the Peabody High School to serve you.
auditorium. ! • RALPH SIMMERSON
extends the season’s greeting-
people of Milledgeville and Baldwin
county, and its readers every where
We wish for them a happy and merry
Christmas, one which will bring tbem
joy. as the noblest kentiments of their
hearts are arouse^, and memories of
i the p’i-t are recalled. The older peo-
* | pie wi'l give their thought and plans j ^
• the childrc
The folio-
the
ogram:
Porter—The Santa Claus Wnltz— 1
Marie Hargrove. ! Go l
X. E. C.--Waltz With Light l- Moc
Heart.—Elizabeth Bell. fill thi
Gotlitt—Optra 101—No. <1—Slum-1 2Cth -
her Song—Annell Rogers.
Kxogmann—The R« bin’s Lullaby
—Aandi-ara Webb.
Schumann—The Merry Farmer—
Caroline Banks.
Joyner—The Dance of th? Rag,
Doll—Edith Veil.
Gurlitt—Opus 101—No. 11 Waltz
—Dorothy Fisher.
Spindlcr—Th 2 Fairy Polka—Ruth 1
ilollimhed.
Spindler—Trumpeters Serenade—[
Maria Fisher.
EUmenrfcech—Spinning Song 1 —
C'Lira Hollinshed.
Heller—Elves- Mary Caroline
Lee.
Neidlingcr—The Birthday of a 1
Ling—Anne Bone.
Mueller-The Old Tars Yarn—
Willie Mat Thompson.
Men nee—The Chase of the Butter
flies—Louise Meudows.
Spindler—Opus 94—Polonaise—
Virginia Cooper.
Heller—A Curious Story—Frances
Turner.
(a)-—Greig—Folk Song—Op. 12
- No, ,
(b» — Rogers—What the Tree Tops
<c) — Durand—Valse—E flat Ma
jor—Rose Mary Gla?«.
Piano—Forte Practice Teachers—
Miss Lulla Capel and Miss Ruth Lowe.)
A CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our thanks
from hearts filled with gratitude to
these who showed us so much kind-
r « and considcritijpi during the ili-
ise-s and since the death cf our V.us-
ba»ui ar.d f:« her. Wc especially wish
to *i ryu-er* our deepest appreciation
to the physicians, and nurses,
tenderly and carefully ministered
to him. May God's richest blessing
rest "upon each and everyone who
was so kind.
MRS. It. H. HARPER AND SON
Buiclr*
b'ank, witness
vou FREE OF
a Special Sim- j tn » >r i nE -i nR happin
Will be pleated | aroun{ | fireside. The coming ofl
[ old Santa Claus is the joy of child
life, and the little ones are now look- j
I ing forward to Christmas morning, j
j when they will awake to find their
the polls and vote for C. ; stockings filled with those thing.-
He is well qualified to [ which bring joy to their hearts. May
ffice. Electron December there, not bo a disappointed one in
I the city and county.
Say it With
Whitmans Candies
THIS CHRISTMAS
on in this Court, returnable
lerm of the Court, and it being made
to appear that Sto’yc Julian Nixon
is not a resident of taid county, and
also that he does not reside within
the State, and .an ordir having been
made for service, on him, by publi-
:*ho» Gun
Hunting CoaU
Hunting Vests
Hunting Pants
Gun Shells
Golf Ball.
Casting Rods
Shakespeare Reels
Thermos Bottles
Razc^c
Clocks
Razor Strops
Safety Razors
Flash Lights
LADIES
Coal Vases
Fire Sets
Heavy Kitchen Alum
Bras. Fire Sets
Parlor Furnaces
Hot Blast Stove.
Set Steak Knives
Turkey Roasters
Casseroles
Waffle Iron.
Dutch Ovens
Percolators
SAVE YOU MONEY
Waffle Iron.
GIRLS AND BOYS
Baseball Outfits
r-Wfceel Coaster.
Spredmore Wage
Tennis Rackets
Call and let us help you select something that will be a lasting
reminder of your thoughtfulness.
R. W. HATCHER HARDWARE CO
Wholesale & Retail
FOR SALE—My bouse and lot os' the
river road—lot 134*21 S—House
recently remodeled—:AII conven
iences on pavod road to city* Will
•ell at a bargain. Mrs. J. H. Blain, I
phone 144-J.
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THEATRE
- PROGRAM -
MONDAY AND TUESDAY DECEMBER 23-24
Mister Antonio
With Leo Carrillo and Virginia Valli in a Drama of Love and Living.
WEDNESDAY—CHRISTMAS DAY, AND' THURSDAY DECEMBER 26
Sweetie
Starring Nancy Carroll in a Jazz Riot Panic of Love—Songs—Music
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY DECEMBER 27-28
The Battle of Paris
A Parrisian Musical Comedy with Gertrude Lawrence and Charles Ruggles
SOUND NEWS, COMEDY OR ACTS WITH EACH PICTURE