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THE UNION-KECMDU, MILLEOCEVIUX, CA, JANUARY If, in* Dr. Richard Binion Entertains Champion Cadets at Banquet Team Presented Letter* and GeM FootbeRi for Accw*li*»erts. Oiaae' Oar of Mott Delight isl Affairi E»er Civeo in MiUedgeviNe BY JERE MOORE Around the festive board gather- to twnty-on. men and the manager, ed the member, of the G. M. C. congratulated the players and drew football team, champions of the; from the year's record lessons for Georgia Inter-collegiate Athletic A*- future refrence. uocuition, last Friday evening at- the j Capt. Jim Robinion presented the RUl st s of Ur. Richard Binion, prince two coaches a gift from the members of sports and a man whose interest „f the team. In his brief speech he in the development and training of claused them as the best in the the youth of Georgia i* unpartellod. South. Every man who had a part in . The banquet was an affair that bringing the honor to the college wa> will go down in history’. It was an pi .iciijt, Capt. Faol^inson, Graham occasion of great jubiliation and Bachelor. Holmes. Turby-.ille, Me-jmerriment. Dr. Binion has been Arthur, and the rest of those war- directily interested in athletics at the riors of the gridiron who with their co || e(fe f or m0 re than eleven ycar> fine play and untiring effort won Hn( j b cen an inspiration to the the football championship of all young men who come to the college Georgia. Thcrv «'■' » «jd note to' h He fires them with urn- the affair for i twas probably the last LEGION AUXUIART COMBT- TEE REPOSTS SHOW SPLENDID PROGRESS Sia Moatka Activities Recent Meeting. Commit- Chairmen Traleed $119.10. Price of Poppiea $16.87. "Buy a Poppy" Ribbons $1.80* Reported 100 poppies from 1928 sale ured In 1929 Rile. (This work is headed by our French girl. Mrs. Marcelle Mair; Ennis. We are all very proud of her good work.) Reports of committees working in j Amarleanima Commit!**—Mr». C. B. the American Legion Auxiliary were i MeCailar, Chairman lead at .a recent meeting of the | 1. Program of schools for whole chapter here. Tne reports reviewed ( year, to educate for better citizen- the last six months work. | ship, especially through appreciation Mrs. Edwin Allen, secretary of the j of P»«* history of the country, organization, recorded the reports! 2. Five medals being offeied for which were for the period during J highest records in American History which Mias Bertie Stembridge served! a. To girls in Senior Class at G. President. | M. C. The following arc the reports: U)> A. L. A. Gold Medal--1st Rehabilitation—Mrs. t W. M. Scott. Chairmen August—(Active work of this com mittee began in August.) 1. Party given to ex-service men at Allen’s Invalid Home. honor. (2). A. L. A. Silver Medal—2nd honor. b. To girls in Peabody High School, G. S. C. W. (1). A. L. A. Gold Medal—1st would be togethf f the speakers -poke of I»r. Binion invited his guests into the IVildwin Hotel dining room that v.: lavishly decorated in the red and black. The long banquet table un> covered in streamers of the col- leg! colors. The center pi^cc- was a fort ball team r.f tiny dolls, each dressed in the school’s colors with head gear and ball. The dinner was one of the most d-U-htful ever given in this city, and the forty young athletes were not wanting in appetites. iH/uay^wdouuedbL'guelt and £e- AMERICAN FLAG FOR GEORGIA sealed the limited sumbtr of speak John F bition and in caring for their ills and injuries rejuvinates their spirit and to him much credit must go for the fine record this year. His interest in G. M. C. and the athletics is no,. a parsing one as evi denced by his year in and year out support of the college. Dr. Binion never luulter in his civic responsi bilities and no man in the city has ' uch a host of friends. The occasion Friday night was one of the enjoyable rewards to the • J all player, and the players of (., M. C. richly deserving the enter- iainment were no less appreciative. PAINFUL INDIGESTION Lady Says She Obtained Relief By Taking Small Doses of Thedfoid’s Black- Draught Ardmore. Okla—“I have recom mended Black-Draught to a great many people, and they always thank me. afterward:.' : ayj Mrs. Czarina Dote. ’1G ••B" Street, this city. "Fifteen years ago. I ^ SCHOOLS IS LEGION PROJECT crung. •lose friend of the stu- J ■, Col. George Roach, President fioi of th college and Mr. R. B. Moore. President of the Bourd of Trustees were the only speakers on the pro gram. In turn they praised the team and the splendid record made by th© young men as u team and as indivi duals. Coach Johnny Broadnax briefly expressed to his young pupils his ap- pri c.ition for their effort. By way of parenthesis, Coach Broadnax was celebrating his birthday, and a round of congratulations poured in his di rection when, this fact was mada Coach Rcntz, in presenting letters e, Ga.— An American flag will jvar every school hou-e in the re- G:orgia during the year suit of action take.i by the state executive committee of The Ameri can Legion. The Georgia Legion program of sennig that the schoo’s have fiags is a part of its Ameriounisui activity. Gordon Singleton is chairman of the committee in charge. "Boys and girls who go to school under the Stars and Stripes will learn to love Old Glory. The way to pro mote Americanism in this land of ours is to arouse a love for the flag,” the resolution adopted by the state executive committee sets forth. Boxes received from Allen R. honor. Fleming Unit, Athens, distributed to! (2). A. L. A. Silver Medal 2nd ex-service men .at Georgia State Hos- s honor. pital. j c. To boy- in Senior Class, G. M. Since August checks for $10.00 C. have been received monthly by the j (1). American Legion School local Rehabilitation Committee from Department Headquarter?. These have been used alternately at the State Hospital and at Allen’B. I October—On October 27th, a check for $20.00 was received from the Americus Unit. One half of this amount was i: id for a footbull for lh> men at Aliena’; the remainder for smokes and small articles wanted by the men. Novi rebar—In November, $8.50 were given ex->orvice man and wife r«»r night’s lodging, food, and gas to get to Anderson, S. C. December—1. On December 4th, ex-service men given $12.20 to buy hoes and clothes. 2. Ex-service man given $15.00 to go to Atlanta for Veterans Bureau 3. Received Christmas boxes from Mrs. Henson for all patients, white and colored, men and women, at the State Hospital and at Allen’s. Invalid Home. Distributed at Christmas time. 4. Received from Past President Parley, four hathrobe* to be given the four ex-service women hospitaliz ed here at Christmas. January—Assisting in care of needy ex-service man and wife, pre paring layette. Poppy ConmiltN—Mm. H. B. Earn*. Chairman Poppy sale on Armistice Day 3. Children bring encouraged to take part in 192(0 State and National Oratorical Contests, subjects of which pertain to American History. 4. Attention is being called in grades studying American History to the contest being conducted by “Lib erty, in which jumbled pictures of U. S. presidents are to be rearranged, and information concerning them given. IV7smb« rsbip Commit to*—Mrs. For- nor Hargrove, Chairman 1. Had committee meeting in November oo block out work for Membership Campaign. 2. Mailed 1930 membership ap plication cards to all Unit members. 3. All cligityles invited to join Auxiliary. 4. Reported 42 paid-up members to-date (Jan. 7th.) Program Committee—Mrs. T. A. Beese, Chairman 1. Appropriate programs planned for meetings from June to January. 2. Suggestion from committee that a Year Book be i , —: compiled *\ coming year, giving vrtJLJ? 1 each month, place ol mrtuZ ® Aftor the rending of the annual report, of the Standing r mitteea, the Secretray was ,, V ,T read a communication from the dent to the Unit members | with .ineere regret that the re lion of Misa Bortle Stembrij* President seas heard, due to ht, tion in December as Ordinw,' Baldwin county. After m, ' ..sessions of appreciation f* , Stembridge’. Unsalable Hie Unit a. President, and hr year', spent a. Secretary, the „ nation wna duly accepted. The ) Vice-President took the chai, Mrs. K. G. McMillan was elected fill the unexpired tern, oC j, Stembridge. Mrs. McMillan voiced the sentiment of the Anrili, in praise of Mian Stembridj.,', »■„ and expressed hopes that u» „„ of the next six months would be hi good as that of tho past ““ FREE FREE ■“ Every Saturday during this year 1930, we will give you wit each 50c cash retail purchase in our store. One 1 Oc Standard size loaf of Electrik Maid Bread At Culver & Kidd Drug Co. Of Course “The Rexall Store*’ “i- . Phones _ ; _ ALSO ASK FOR YOUR CHINA TICKETS 240 lost in weight, and v.y food dlsagn with me, and I could scarcely eat a bite that did not give me Indigestion. . “Often I had bad i.'as pains across . my stomach, and I would wake up | In the mornings with very bad head aches. I had a bad taste in my mouth, and would feel dizzy when j I was on my feet. “I began taking Black-Draught | and soon found that I was getting better. I took a dose about the size of a pea, four or five times a day, for three or four days. “After I had taken several courses of Black-Draught, in that way, X fob I no longer had indiges tion. X could eat what I Uknd. and enjoyed my meals. X gained In wttgbt, and felt able to cam far my children and do my housewoefe.’* Xn vm nearly a hundred years. j CK That Clink Like stee * r-ftve t i 25*. BLACK DRAUGHT Ar. Made by the "McMILLAN” Prec.H BURNT IN OUR CONTINUOUS KILNS There is No Waste in Our Bricks. W« Make Qaick Shipment* la Amy Qaaatity. RICH GLO FACE BRICK—FIRF. BRICK—COMMON BRICK Milledgeville Brick WorksCo MILLEDCEVILLE, GA. EtUUiiM 1883 by J. W. Me Mill**. K. C. McMillan P^.id.nt Ball* MeMilUm, VJe*.Pr*«d.at CONDENSED STATEMENT The Merchants & Farmers Bank Milledgeville, Georgia January 6, 1930 RESOURCES Loans & Discounts $324,368.96 CASH ON HAND & DUE FROM BANKS 137,076.23 Furniture & Fixtures 5,109.64 Banking House 9,000.00 Real Estate 34,660.65 Collections in Transit 818.25 TOTAL $511,033.73 Deposits January 6, 1930 Deposits January 6, 1929 GAIN Capital Surplus Reserve Funds & Undivided Profits DEPOSITS Cashiers Checks BILLS PAYABLE TOTAL $317,668.43 240,915.57 $76,752.86 $ 80,000.00 80,000.00 33,159.75 317,668.43 205.55 NONE $511,033£3 H. D. ALLEN .Chairman of Board JN0. T. ALLEN, President. L C. HALL Vice-Pres. & Cashier. H. D. ALLEN J. L BEESON M. H. ALLEN JN0. T. DAY JN0. C. BLACK. Bookkeeper & Teller Board of Directors JN0. T. ALLEN J. F. BELL L N. CALLAWAY L. C. HALL L D. SMITH H. D. ALLEN. JR W. D. GILES W. C. EVANS. JR JN0. T. DAY. Vice-Pres. & Asst Ceshier. W. R STEMBRIDGE Collector.