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THE UNION-RECORDER, MILLEDGEVILLE, GA-, I ANUARY t. It30 MOTHER OF DR. W. T. WYNN PASSES AWAY AT LIZELLA COL. SIBLEY ATTENDS LADIES NIGHT OF KfWANIS CLUB FOUR PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS, SERVICES AT MONTPELIER (Newnan Herald) j CHURCH NEXT SUNDAY Sunday Morning Mi . Emmie Wynn, mother t>f Ur. W. T. Wynn, died at the home of her *<»n. Mr. C. R. Wynn, at Lixelln, Sat urday morning at 8:30 o’clock. Mr-. Wynn had I* - Thi. Week the products of es all his n farm, henci ore who lives off. R ev . 1. L. Rutland. pastor of tht i farm, that is who Milledgevillc Circuit, has announc- food supplir i dependent * Col. Erwin Sibley •r of Kiwanis. hn iVgun a series visitst- to fche «lub* of his dis- ict, placing before them important en in declining matt«rH of the . lub and advising healtii for some time, but her death with them concerning activities, cam- uddenly. She -pent a great Monday night he attended a Ladies dew! of her time in th.- city, making Night of the Midville Kiwanis Club, her home with I>r. Wynn. She left Accompanying him were Rev. A. C. here several weeks ago U» be with her Harris and Dr. George II. Webber, who represented the local club. Last e was Miss Thursday the Governor was present ford coun- Mt n ladies night celebration | in Washington. Gb. Rev. F. II. f j Harding, president of the local club and Col. Sibley’s sisters, Mrs. Josie Jennings, accompanied the Governor »n at Lizella. Ilefor*. rcr marriage inimie McCarty, of Cr ;e, and was the olde! e Lizella Methodl-t it- u devout woman. in character to her an ichildn n. The fu ■re held Sunday mom church. She and has left •y of a c-'nris- L'hildren and oral : this ■ The successful farmtr of the fu ture will make cotton hi- surplus crop—a side line as it were, with food crops a- the main crop, and really that is 'is it should be. Ten years from now the Carroil county farmer who does not make at least two bales of cotton to the acre will be counted a failure; as indeed he will be. There are but a few things that a farmer require, in his home in the way of food supplies, both necessities and lururies, thut a Carroll county farmer cannot produce at home and to succeed as n farmer he will pro- cd that he will conduct Montpelier church next Sunday af ternoon .at three o’clock. He urges the members and the friends of the church to be present. DEPARTMENT OF BANKING STATE OF GEORGIA STATEMENT OF CONDITION OF The Miliedgeviile Banking Co MILLEDGEVILLE, GA. ° U AT CLOSE OF BUSINESS DECEMBER 31. i 92 * AS CALLED FOR BY THE SUPERINTENDENT OF BANK* MILLER S. BELL. Pre.id.nt MILLER R. BELL, Am. L. 1 Date of Bank’s Charter Sept. 13, 1874 Date Began Business Oct FOR SALE—Desirable Horn. City. See C. J. T. Andrews. ®6C8CK6CK8X8K8KWK'Ov < the i L eleven KIWANIS TO SUPPORT CAM- PAIGN AGAINST ILLITERACY IN GEORGIA lit ,tor of! entio: sure In Our New HOME The Miraline Beauty Shop RESOURCES Loans and Discounts $ Banking House and Lot Furniture and Fixtures Other Real Estate owned Certificates of Indebted ness and Bonds and Stocks owned Cash in Vault and amounts due from ap proved Reserve Agts. 175,406.42 Checks for Clearing and Due from other Banks 2,428.41 Overdrafts (if any) 498.71 721,510.40 3,283.19 1.00 12,642.00 53,800.00 LIABILITIES Capital Stock | Surplus Funds ; Undivided Profits Reserve Funds Dividends Unpaid .” Cashiers Checks Demand Deposits i TOTAL (1,069,571.19, TOTAL 51.069,571.19 ■ecent District Convention * held in Macon a resolu- uranimously adopted that Club ould al report of City Ma Fry. <>n June 30. ■di;u JiRat lv support the State Department, j >.f Education in it", campaign to re- j <luce the Illiteracy in this state by ! the time the ren.-us is taken in ; April. In keeping with the local Ki- jwan.s Club on a motion by Lieut, j <i..\error a piogram is to be sponsor ed K'iday. January 10, with District ! J - Gen. Harris Webber in and County Superintendent P. X, Bivins as the principal speaker. farming which apply even completely to farmers in this ty than to those of Carroll whe ton production for the past few .-•xcceded that of any county state, and is approximately a? as before the c-onrng of the ’ If these hint ing apply to ( ristent record r counties where tl roost a gamb! rally appeared before the undersigned, an officer authorized ■ oaths in said county Miller S. Bell who, on oath, say, tiat'he s large successful fa foi here the produc- ced to one-third or one-half the former quantity. If the only safe rule for farming in Carroll i< the production of home raised s' pplics and feed >tuff what thane, for success has a farmer in Coweta if lie will not pursue the j GEORGIA. Baldwin COunty coun- Has moved tc the Hanford Build- e CMt * ing in the offices on the first floor the President of the MHledgeville Banking Co., and that the* aba* J*J?* just back of the fairway formerly 1 rore|i “ in,f rl|,ort of thc eorJirion of said bank is true and correct. • j i ,1 T D MILLER S. BELL, President occupied by the Tax Receiver. Sworn to and subscribed before mt, this 6th, day of January. 1930. Wc invite a visit and ins^.-ction of;*’- J- FLEMISTER, N. p. Baldwin. County Ga. We, the undersigned directors of said do certify that ‘efully read sa:d reports, and thut the same is true and correct, according th; best of our information, knowledge and belief, and that the abov 3V.IVIV.C. V.UIIIC 10 .’W «3. nature of the President of said bank is the true and genuine signature become ! <,t that officer. is 6th, day of January, 1930. E. E. BELL D. W .BROWN, Directors of said Bark. our new Bcaui modern, more service. Come Parlors—Mote •niplete—better i h 3 Miraline frX-ttvvOiQ&CEOC&a** , -t rat ion formerly (17.72, Mrs. ( has M. Davis and little 59.53 for the year 1928- dnughti-r arrived back in Atlanta in cost of paving has shrunk time to witness the apartment house rd in two years. Water n which they lived burn :«• the declined 20 per cent yet pr . und, destroying their entire men* show- a profit. The household effects. 58,629.000 in bond* in one Mrs. Davis und little Olive Bell (425.000 ir. a not he.- for , had been in MilledgcviUe visiting Mr. j improvements, thus show- un( j Mrs. Miller S. Bell, having ar- nfidvnce of taxpayers in rived last Thursday. They returned le Sunday and were met by Mr. j is at the depot. When they drove, to their home they found it in a blaze and everything they possessed j with the cxpection of the few things! in a traveling bag were destroyed j in the fire. **Their many friends here learn of j the accident with regret. FOR THE BEST BARBER SERVICE COME TO kuLi ou, old time lump u permani ing ihe the administration. Several litrge improvement projects have been completed at least within engineers cost estimate?—a direct reversal of ♦.he procedure under the old form of government f The wide discrepancy between the \a!ue of farm products in thsi county •1 at present, compared with the value prior to the advent of the Three chairs to scrv weevil, make it imperative that co»- colored barbers to serve the white fT"?'" "T *.*“!"•" ‘r ,rd bri,fc ; people. ing the gap in the farm income, and bringing back to the county measure of production. Merchants & Farmers Bank MILLEDGEVILLE, GA. AT CLOSE OF BUSINESS DECEMBER 31st, 1929 AS CALLED FOR BY THE SUPERINTENDENT OF BAN:CS JNO. T. ALLEN, President. L. C. HALL, Cmihi* Date of Bank’s Charter March 1398. Dale Began Business March 1898. RESOURCES tnd Discounts $ fair Next Door to 0d(..iess Cleaners Bunking House and Lot Furniture and Fixtures .. DON’T FORGET TO DRAIN YOUR OIL More important in the winter than ally buedie, and as good oil L. N. JORDAN and bdys shirts, hoi DEPARTMENT OF BANKING STATE OF GEORGIA STATEMENT OF CONDITION OF EXCHANGE BANK MILLEDGEVILLE. GA. AT CLOSE OF BUSINESS DECEMBER 31st, 1929 AS CALLED FOR BY THE SUPERINTENDENT OF BANKS OTTO M. CONN, President H. G. BANKS, Ci Date of Bank’s Charter 1903, 1903. 1919, 1924. Date Began Bus June 1903 34,660.65 ( Other Real Estate j Cash in Vault and | amounts due from ap- I proved Reserve Agents 122,930.99 ! Checks for Clearing and J Due from other Banks 2,401.66 i Cath Items 65.93 ' Overdrafts (if any). 2,421.96 ; Col. in Transit 842.35 TOTAL $494,927.11 t All kinds of j RESOURCES LIABILITIES Loans and Discounts $527,295.49 Capital Stock ...$100,000.00 D . Furniture and Fixtures . 6,763.11 Surplus Fund .... 75,000.00 Other Real Estate owned 20,239.70 Undi’/ided Profits . 25,129.18 Cash in Vault and Reserve Funds . 5,349.42 M amounts duo from ap- Dividends Unpaid . 706.00 N | proved Reserve Agents 75,684.08 Cashiers Checks 760.88 _ Checks for Clearing and Demand Deposits ... 519.344.65 M ] Due from other Bunks |i Overdrafts (if any) ... j Advance on Cotton and 12.801.17 2480.38 ■ y I other Commodities 1.376.81 I j Other Resources II 79.649.39 I 1 TOTAL ( 26,290.13 TOTAL *726.090.12 LIABILITIES Carntal Stock * 80.000 00 Surplus Fund .... 89,000.00 Ijndivided Profits ... 5.533.16 Reserve Funds ... 28,118.80 Cashiers Checks .... 2,042.25 Demand Deposits ..... ... 299,175.8* Time Certificates of Dc- posits 57.00 TOTAL *494.927.Ill j GEORGIA Baldwin County. Personally appeared before the undersigned, an officer authorized admini.-tcr oaths in said county L. C. Hall who, on oath, Bays that he is 1 >f the Merchants & Farmers bank, and that the above and forego: report of the condition of said bank is true and correct L. C. HALL, Cashier. i to and subscribed before me, this 7th day of January, 1930. JOHN C. BLACK, Not Pub. Co. Ga. We, thc undersigned directors of said bank, do certify that we hi j carefully read said report, and that the same is true and correct, accords to the best of our information, knowledge and belief, and the above sifts j turc of thc Cashier of said bank is thc true and genuine signature of t | officer. This 6th day of January, 1930. J. L. BEESON JNO. T. DAY, Ditectorg of said Bank. Printing Stylishly Executed b y Experienced Printers in Our Job Department. jg I GEORGIA Baldwin County. jr | Personally tcared before the undersigned, an officer authorized to 11 administer oaths in said county Otto M. Conn, who, on oath, says that he ♦ j is the President of the Exchange bank, and thnt the above and foregoing i report of the condition of said bank is true and correct. OTTO M. CONN, President W | Sworn to and subscribe d before me, this 6th day of January, 1930. H. H. HENDON, N. P. B. Co. Ga. ♦ We, the undersigned directors of said bank, do certify that we have carefully read said report, and that the same Is time and correct, according j | tc the beat of our information, knowledge and belief, and the above signa- A | ture of the President ,£ said bank is the true and genuine signature of that * officer. m | This 6th day of January, 1930. f J. R. STANLEY C. J. CONN. Directors of said Bank. Give Us Your Next Order Union Recorder PHONE 436 Jan m**-' Clearance Sale at Carr’s Emporium DRASTIC REDUCTIONS OF ALL LADIES’ Dresses and Hats lo clean our stocks for new arrival? for spring. Many dresses that sold as high as $35.00 have been greatly re duced for quick sale—This includes the well known Levine Dresses—the best dress sold in MilledgcviUe—you will greatly profit by taking advantage of this sale which will last only 10 days. CARR'S EMPORIUM YOUNG TENNESLEE MULES CAR LOAD JUST RECEIVED AT Jeanes & Robinson The finest mules we have shown in several season*—come down and look them over. -• OOSOC BREAD BREAD FREE FREE Every Saturday during this year 1930, we w*ill give you with each 50c cash retail purchase in our store. One 10c Standard size loaf of Electrik Maid Bread At Culver & Kidd Drug Co. Of Course “The Rexall Store” Hiooes ALSO ASK FOR YOUR CHINA TICKETS 240