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1MB UMOR-UCMDU, MILLZDGEV1LLE. GA., FEBRUARY W 1M* WITHIN THE cm MISS . „.„ k to Florid »lwuyu hra » , bui ge« in g b4clt “ 0t ! P „ muc hittraction, e.peclally „„ have to get back to work when y°u h * ve * ** huven't b« n t° Fl0, ' id * *“• ‘ ,„1U, with their gorgeou. been- T " 1 * the eye everywhere bring- ty *vou to th» realisation that Flor- ine r“ . of sunshine and ilia « tne sane But nowhere have I ever 10 ' us many beautiful flowers T/* re at the Bok tower. L.OCAL, JtAPPENENGb Friday ia St. Valentines Cay. A drive out in the country shows that in spots the wild plum bushes arc blooming. This shaft of sky the 17th day of February, 1930, at tan o'clock a, m. Georg Young Frank Batoman Claude Reeves Henry Grantlin 8. J. Nixon S. J. Nixon Emanuel Pearson Ruth Woolfork Inez Lewis Hack Long J. J. Bledsoe Henry Grantlin Jeff Humphries Lewis Corley C. D. Smith A. H. Brannan Annie B. Houston Mack Hill Bose Lester John Bennett _. , ... A T. E. Pugh Edmond Hooten The cle.r w«Utor of the put week Thonl „ Leveritt T. E. Pugh clently for llark . A i cx , n de»- H. H Harden ploughing. „ H H „ den Milton Ethridge Robert Franks 1 Lee Butler Frank Fraley Will Steele, Jr. Bennett During Bennie Robinson Carson Hill Jeff Humphries J. A. Smith Lewis Kemp Myra B. Butts R. W. Lester Robt Lester Robt Lester Mack Richard Witness the Honorable James B. Purk, Judge of Ocmulgee Circuit. This the 5th day of Feb. 1930. J. C. COOPER Clerk (Advertisemertt) There was a large crowd of people , , . from the surrounding country in the caching up ta cural magnificent granducr stands * ^ Florida mountain like a silver lakes anil moss A session of the county court was. held Monday morning, Judge E. .red trees cast ttejr spell atth the R Hinci v nt of fragrar.! flowers to almost . invoxicatc }'° u - h t M" *tey wa ^* n K across the streets in 1 stood on tne ay s on - a i , ^ business section of the city should , the blue water with its , A , TrmliS wave. in the back ground j stop ' ! P< ,. n t j c . nt homes surrounded by ii-d shrubs, but us I gazed I t , • h: of those red old hills, bare r- . .v : y. their beauty stood out and 1 could not htip but feel a bit home- Sunday was a lively day in polio circles. They made several arrests ii different sections of the city. sick for them. 1 ^turned home to find Kighton Kr wr; Gordy here, much to my great plmsore. Kighton is one of Mil- !,dpfvine’s sweetest and moit at tractive girls, and we will always Wain h r. even though she dors ue- uf her delightful personality. Three was a large attendance at the Recorder's court Monday after noon. A number of cases were tried. Mr. W. L. Ritchie had a mule, which he had recently purchased, to i few days ago. P™ Ar.d the news comes to me of the Medical Auxiliary dance which is to i>e February 2‘st. And its to be a costume affair. What shall I do, I have alr-.idy overused all the fancy costums I have but maybe I can bru.-h <>ne of them up or make it over, but you can bet your life I will be there* even if I have to go unchup ironed. Oh! I have it I will dr.- as Queen Elizabeth herself. 1 always did adore Queens with their long flowing dresses and sparkling jcu.ls. Being without jewels I will let the ten cent store supply them. Judge Bertie Stembridge. (doesn’t that sound big for a number of our sex) it seem.: has been busy pro nouncing marriages, last week’s paper would indicate. Two in one week was the record, the report shows. Judge Bertie has so many delightful truits and 1 know the couples that leave with her blessings will make a success of life. Henrietta Ham who is a business woman of Columbia, S. C., was hera or a ;ad mission last week,, bat I was delighted to see lier. I mas say here that I deeply re gretted to hear of Mrs. Alice McCraw’s death. Mivt Alice as she was affectionately known was one of my special friends and I always enjoyed talking to her. Her philoso phy of life was inspirational and her ispp; disposition always made me enjoy life so much more. The month of February usually brings as disagreeable weather as any month in the year, bat this far this month it ras mad ae good rec ord. The adjourned aeasion of Superior Court convenes next Monday raorn- ng at ten o’clock. There are a large number of cases on the docket for trial. Henrietta has grows into such a charming and beautiful young woman and 1 sm glad to know she baa a rplendid position. Tha only regret i>»» anv of t>b could have is that she for* not live in MillrdgeviUe and we w«ld a*e more of her. I un like Will Rogers this week, all the news i know, I have read in the papers. So I see by the papers that Bob and Elnora Jefferies have rttumed from a delightful visit to Richmond. And their beautiful daugh ter was with them of course. She «ch a precious little thing and just pretty as she can be. Billy and Estelle Jett are no- ln <iown stairs apartment of the Fe- ■lvser* Building with their iViliic. Jr.. I was so pleas- that Billie his been made s a proud fa- i he ha? a right to be for hu duplicate is as attractive- as •hief K nirin- -is so s.rry to hem that Mrs. ra Pcttle was in a serious condi- Miss Clara has one of the test dispositions of any per?. lc ever known. Her happy smile 80 m uch pleasure to her friends Mr. A. Leonard has purchased a house and lot in Hardwick from Mrs. S. E. Wright. The purchase was made as an investment. Sunday was a spring-like day, and the roads leading to and from Mil- ledgeville were filled with automo- The merchant-- of Milledgeville have a splendid medium in the col- * of The Union-Recorder to talk to the trading public. There have been a larger numb- of mules sold in the local market this year, than in several of the pre ceding years. There was a considerable fall in the temperature Monday night, and there a decided winter tinge in the atmosphere Tuesday morning. Mr. Jim Stevens, who farms on Mr. W. L. Ritchie's place at Memwether lest his barn wid three hundred bushels of corn by fire last Thurs day night. The loss falls heavily on Mr. Stevens as it was his full last year’s crop of corn. MARD1 GRAS CELEBRATION FeWwsry 17 March 4, 1N0, IscMw New Orleans, La. Gulfport, Miss Biloxi, Miss. Pass Christian, Misa. Mobile, Ala. Pensacola, Fla. RATES: One and one-half of the regular one-way fare for the round trip DATES OF SALE: February 25 t< March 3, inclusive. FINAL LIMIT: March 11, 1930. LIMIT EXTENDED: Extension of final limit to March 25, 1930, may be secured upon application to prop er official at destination and pay imnt of $1.00 fee. Get particulars from selling agent STOP-OVERS: Tickets are good for stop-overs at all stations on both going and return trips, within origi nal or extended limit, upon applica tion to Conductor. All of the resorts named above are located on the Gulf Coast and are famous throughout the land for their wonderful winter climates. Further more, Mardi Gras is the greatest spectacle of its kind in the United by the road running 8outh by tha at that time why said application lands of Mrs. Elijah Allan and on should not be grafted. the West by the lands of Wester known as the Coombes place, con taining forty acres, mere or less, and being a part of the homo place of Frank Paarce. Said property was levied on as the property of Flank Pearce and was found ia his possession. The above described tracts and parcel*, of land were levied on by me under and by virtue of tax fifa’s. issued by fhe 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 the owners , ?f ’ the above described parcels of 'and and said sales will be made to , .itisfy the said fi.fa.s. 1 have notified the defendants in the ii. fa. and the tenants in posses sion of the levy and the time, terms .and place of sale as required by law. This 5th day of February 1930. J. F. VINSON. Deputy Sheriff, Baldwin County, Georgia. IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES FOR THE MA- CON DIVISION OF THE MIDDLE DISTRICT OF GEORGIA. In Re: 1. SI. Fountain, Bankrupt. In Bankruptcy. order granted by the Hon. J. N. Talley, Referee Bankruptcy, in the above stated mat ter, the undersigned will sell, at pub- •e outcry, before the courthouse door of Baldwin County, Georgia, to the highest bidder for cash, within the '.:ga! hours of sale, on the 18th day of February, 1930, the following de- smrlbi-d parcels of land, to.wit: All that tract or parcel of land situate, lying and being in the city cf Milledgeville, Georgia, on the Mosleyville Public Road on the south «d-j of Fishing Creek and We t side of said Mosleyville Public Roud, containing approximately two, acres, b.ing all of the lend lying be- i WHEREAS, Mrs. F. A. Pmvell hr, tween .Stanley and Cline Avenues, j departed this life and the undersign, eferson Street and the Mosleyville ]'d are the duly qualified executrices Public Road; bounded on the North I y Stanley Avenue, on the East by LAND SALE GEORGIA, Baldwin County: On May 8, 1915, W. B. Wilkcrson executed and delivered to Mrs. F. A. Powell his deed conveying the here inafter described land to socur a debt of Two Hundred Dollars evidenced by u promissory note date May 8. 1915, due May H, !1916, for Two Hundred Dollars payable to Mrs. F. A. Powell •jr order, bearing interest at eight per cent per annum from its date and signed by W. B. Wilkerson. The said deed of conveyance con tained full powers of sale authorizing the said Mrs. F. A. Powell, her legal representatives or assigns to sell the said land, after advertising the sale once a week for four weeks, upon default in the payment of said note; and, WHEREAS. W. B. Wilkerson has defaulted in the payment of both principal and interest of said note; he Mosleyville Public Road, on the -outh by Cline Avenue, and on the West by Jefferson Street. Also: All that tract or parcel of land situate, lying .and being in the city of Milledgeville, Baldwin County, Georgia, and forming a part of what s known as Oconee Heights in the southern part of the City of Mil ledgeville, and better known and described as Lots Nos. 14, 14 and 16 in Block No. 23, and fully de scribed in a plat of a survey of the said Oconee Heights of record in the Office of the Clerk of the Super- or Court of said County in Book of Deeds "SS”, pages 8 and 9. The saidj three lots lying and adjacent and ~ fronting on the West side of South Tefferson Street in said City of Mil ledgeville, Georgia. Said above described land will be old free from all liens, except State, bounty and municipal taxes for the ar 1930, which will be attuned by he purchaser. All valid liens against the property will be attached to the roc«.*da of sale, and said sale will s made subject to confirmation by he court. Report of said axle wi! '*e made to the Kon. J. N. Talley, he/- ereo in Bankruptcy, for confirma tion on February 19th, 1930, This February 6th, 1930. GEORGE S. CARPENTER, Trustee in Bankruptcy for J. M. Fountain, Bankrupt. NOTICE TO DEBTORS CREDITORS AND of the last will and testament of the said Mrs. F. A. Powell; and Now, Therefore, the undersigned cs executrices of Mrs. F. A. Powell, acting under and by virtue of the power of *ale contained in the deed to secure debt above mentioned, will »ell, at public outcry, to the highest bidder for cash before the Court house door of said county within the legal hours of sale, on the iirst Tues day in Mcarh, 1930, the following de scribed land, to-wit: That certain tract or F^rccl of 'and, situate, lying and being in the 322nd DisL G. M., of Baldwin Coun ty, said State, and distinguished in .he plan of said County as part of lot No. 9, containing one hundred and fifteen (115) acres, more or less, bounded as follows, to-wit: On the east by lands of J. W. Vin: and C. E. Vinson; on the South by nnds of E. E. Bass; on the North by lands of L. J. Stevens; and on the A’est by the Jones County Line; be- ng a part of the same tract or par cel of land which was sold by Jas. Wilkerson to Wn. Wilkerion, evidenced by warranty deed dated 15th Oct. 1883, and recorded in clerk'* office, said state and county, in book 'T page 617. Thu descrip tion la given sa of May 8, 1916. Said aale will be made for purpose of raising money to pay the orincipal and interest due aforesaid note together with the cost if this proceeding The principal due on said note is Two Hundred Dollars and interest due All creditors of the estate of Mrs. Mary Grimes, late of Baldwin Coun ty, Georgia, deceased, are hereby notified to render in their demands to the undersigned, according to law, and all persons indebted to said estate are required to make imme diate payment. This January Gth, 1930. J. C. GRIMES, As Administrator of the Estate of Mrs. Mary Grimes. '.bruaj b tto, month 0( birt,,. 1W ... tin, ' , o?°!! ‘ mpor “ nt of «"*"* State, and anyono .Bo ha» not boon tel L T™' 0,1 '•“«»- '» Now Orleans or one of th. other M »«tli I.W. 1 * .T 11 m *’ Uwr * ** citie » named during the Mardi Gras ton b. m3 ™ t " y “ bout ‘hern. You Season should take advantage of the kodj V- ” V. ®‘* h ' r * nd OJ - low rates that will be available on * Zoa' f bUt “ ** <*••“ ««*«d herein. # Person who adopt* an anony-1 j, p. BILLUPS, ‘boot Mon!" 1 ,0 "* y m °* n . things! General Hsssenger Agent, _ P | Georgia Railroad, C S „ H ° USEW,FE ionize! AtUnU| G " ME GROCER. I GEORGIA. Baldwin County. , HE i: .. , l EDgeville. CITIZEN OF MIL- Hr MAX A y i l CPHONE. Jbo Grunina HC ls lr Y0U* E * VSERVICE "’ ior C0,m Clerk’s Office:- Superior Court. By direction of the Court the fol lowing indictments now appearing ot the Criminal Locket of Baldwin Sup- hcreby set for trial SHERIFF SALES GEORGIA, Baldwin County: I will sell before the Courthouse door of said County at public out cry to the highest bidder for cash, the first Tuesday in March 1930 within the legal hours of sale, the following describod tracts and par cels of land to-wit That tract of land in Oconee Heights in said County, bounded as follows: On the North by lands of Frank Sstcher; on the East by the lands of W. E. Baug».; or the South by Coombs Avc., and on the West by lands of Mandy Butts. Said lot the residence lot of Joe Rice and fronts 76 feet on the Ave., and back 150 feet. Said property was levied on as the property of Joe Rice nn J was found in his possession. February 6, 1930. T HARRINGTON, Administrator. BERTIE B. STEMBRIDGE, Ordinary Baldwin County. GEORGIA, Baldwin County. To All to Whom It May Concern: Mrs. Eliza Thomas Brannen having •n proper form, applied to me for Permanent Letters of Administra tion on the estate of Mrs. Sarah Florence Thoma:-, late of said Coun ty, this is to cite all and singular the creditors and next of kin of Mrs. Sarah Florence Thomas to be and 1 do certify that the above and foregoing is a true and correct copy of petition for a charter filed in my offico on this date, to-w t. February third, nineteen hundred thirty. J. C. COOPER, Clerk Superior Court, Baldwin County, Ga. LAND SALE GEORGIA, Baldwin County: WHEREAS, on the 3rd day of December 1921, Louisa Ray conveyed the hereinafter described land to A. T. Pettigrew to secure a note doted December 3rd, 1921, tlue December 3, 1923 for Three Hundred and Fifty ... .... Al _ . Dollars payable to the order of A. appear at my o«.c. w.th.n th. I,me T p et ti Md „ ipicd „ - allowed by law, and show cause, if «ny they can. why permnnent^dmim w ^ REASi mW dct . d conUhM!t) the grant of a power of sale of the tend hereinafter described upon default in the payment of the note; .xnd WHEREAS, the maker of said note has defaulted in the payment therc- stration should not be granted to Mrs. Eliza Thomas Brannen on Mrs. Sarah Florence Thomas’ estate. Witness my hand and offeiial signature, this 3rd day of February, 1930. BERTIE B. STEMBRIDGE, Ordinary. of; This is to notify ail persons con- 1 cerned that A. T. Pettigrew will sell : before tire Courthouse door in Raid county, at public outcry, to the high- _ % ust bidder for cash on the first Tues- day in March, 1930, within the legal j hours of sale, the following describ cd land: All that tract or parcel of land situate, lying and being in the city of Milledgeville, of said State and and desig nated os Lot No. 3, in Block “C", as per a plat of record in the Clerk’s of fee of Baldwin Superior Court in book of deeds “OO” folio 420-1, hot ter known as a part of the sub-divi sion of the “Edmund Harris-tract” of land. Said lot or parcel of land bounded as follows: on the North by lands of J. W. Hooten; on the East by Lot No. 4, on the South by Wert Avenue and on the West by Lot No. GEORGIA, Baldwn County. 2. Together with all buildings and To the Superior Court of said County improvements thereon. The petition of Jon W. Hutchin- Said sale will be made for the son, C. H. Whitfield, Roy Hayes, A. purpose of rai ing funds to pay the J. Carr, Jr., C. J. Conn, and Tom note above described. Them is due Hall Smith, respectfully shows the on the note the sum of Three linn- following facts to-wit: dred Twenty-Foui Dollars and Eigh- Par. 1. That they desire for them- ty Ce nts principal, and interest to selves and their associates to be in- the date of the sale amounts to One corporated for the full term of Hundred and Seven Dollare and twenty years under the name and Thirty-Two Cent*. A deed will be style of the “Independent Merchants made to the purchaser by the under- of Milledgeville, Georgia, Incorporat- signed .as provided in the security deed above mentioned. GEORGIA, Baldwin County. vs is to notify all person? ne: of kin and creaditora of Mrs. Alii E. McCrnw that Virginia McCraw at Alice McCraw hnve filed their peti tion asking that Hugh T. Cline be ap pointed administrator of the estate ef Mrs. Alice Evans McCrnw, de- easod. All persons we notified that _ ^ _ , said application will be iuvird and determined at the March Term 1939, of the Court of Ordinary of said ounty, ut which time kt all persons how cause why said petition should lot be granted. February 4, 1930. BERTIE B. STEMBRIDGE, Ordinary. APPLICATION FOR CHARTER Par. 2. The capital stock of said corporation is to tye four thousand dollars ($4,000.00), and petitioners desire the privilege of increasing the same whenever a majority of the | Attorneys, stockholders shall see fit, to the sum of twenty thousand dollars ($20,- 000.00). Par. 3. The shares of stock of raid corporation shall be of the par value of ten dollars ($10 00) each. Par. 4. Ten per cent (10 percent) of the entire amount of the Capital Setok hereinbefore referred to has beer, paid in full. The principal place of business and office of said corporation will be in the city of Milledgeville, Baldwin County, Geor- This February 3rd, 1930. A. T. PETTIGREW, Grantee of Louisa Ray. HINES & CARPENTER g*a. Par. 5. The object of said corpo ration is not pecuniary gain, but, for the purposes hereinafter fully set out. Par. 6. The corporation is or ganized for the exclusive purpose of SALE UNDER POWER GEORGIA, Baldwin County: On February 8, 1929, Willie Badfo executed and delivered to Exchange Bank of Milledgeville, Georgia, a deed conveying the !and hereinafter described to secure a debt of $100.00. evidenced by a prnmw-ory note dated February 8, 1929, due October 1, 1929, for $100.00, bearing interest from maturity at eight per cent per annum, signed by Willie Badie and payable to said Bank. The deed of conveyance is record ed in the offiee of the Clerk of the Superior Court of said County in Book of Deeds No. 12, page 498. The Mid deed contained full puaora of promoting tlw bush** interest of. aale authorising the said bank to seQ its shareholders by adopting all law- the land conveyed after advertising ful methods designed to make plain the aale once a week for four weeks to the consumers the injurious conse quences to the community of the fur ther growth and development of the foreign owned chain store system and the economic soundness and wis dom of trading with home owned the date of sale ia Twenty-two j business. With this purpose in view Dollars and Seventy-five cents petitioners desire that the corpora- ($22.75.) Jtion #hall have power to carry on a The undersigned will execute a general advertising business in all Iced to the purchaser as authors i the deed to secure debt, above This 5th day of February, 1930. MRS. JULIA P. WEST, and MRS. FRANCES CONN BIN- ION As Executrices of the Last Will und Testament of Mrs. F. A. Powell, deceased. PETITION TO SELL LAND its branches; to solicit, contract for upon default in the payment of said nobs. The said Willie Badie has default ed in the payment of the principal and interes tdue on said note and ten failed to pay taxes due on the land hereinafter described. Now, therefore, Exchange Bank of Milledgeville, Georgia, acting un der and by virture of the power of sale contained in said deed to secure and give publicity to all kinds of ad-1 debt, will sell, at public outcry, to vertising; to manufacture, buy sell J the highest bidder for cash, before and give away advertising devices the Courthouse door of said County. and novelticw; to engage in the busi ness of publishing newspapers, journ als and magazines, to carry on the busino s of job printers, lithograph er and engravers; to construct, pur chase- lease and sell billboards, -sign board*, and other structure* suitable for advertising purposes and to do ' general circularizing .and distribut ing business of every kind; to act as advertv ing agents for otherts; and to do all such other things as may be SERVICE. daring the week beginning Monday, i tend of J. P» Overman, on GEORGIA, Baldwin Couidy. iG. T. Harrington, the administra tor of the estate of M. C. Harring ton, deceased, bas applied to the t Ordinary of raid county for leave to ■ neceraary or incident to tke carrying ieU fifty <501 acrea of Und lying out of the purpoac of ita orgmnixa- on the Gairiton road in the SZlat tion. Dtotrict of raid county adjoining the I Far. 7. Petitioners drain the ianda of Mra. George Trapp, Unda thority in their corporate capacity to of the estate of Mra. Willie Lon | buy, sell, hold and own «nch realty Harrington, and Unda of the eatate and penonalty a. any be neeeraarv of L. M Smith; raid Und being to carry on the purpoeee for which known ae the home poke of M. C. raid corporation U formed. They Urrington. 1 llc ' ir * lhe P r ' Tik ** ■ oi "* “ d The leave to >ell U naked for the ing eued in their corporate capacity, purpose of making distribution among P-r. ft. P-t'tion-r. dee-re all the he heir, end paying the debts of M. rights, lUbilHUa aid prMWgea which 1 Herrington. Notice U hereby -nv t>" pertinent to any corporation given that said application will be of raid character nnder the Conatitu- Also that tract of Und lying in the|heard at the March Term. 1830, of tional Uwn ” f 8 ***V_ I _ i-rath nit G M.. of said County,| Court of Ordinary of amid coun- *^1'™ * ‘ ted ,, fon'oe-s: on the North by ty, to be hold on the firat Monday in Pettenmra- Attorneys. bounded .as ioilow-. * .hn« cause , the East March. Let all persons show cause GEORGIA, BalMi Cesaqr. within the legal hours of sale « first Tuesday in March, 1930, the following described ’and, to-wit: That tract or parcel of tend lying and being in the City of Millcdgv- vitle of said State and County, it be ing Lot No. 26 in Block E on West Avenue The lot is bounded an fol lows. On the North by West Avenue; on the East by Lot No. 1; on the South by Lot No. 25, and on the West by Elbert Street. The lot fronts on West A venae fifty feet And run* back on Elbert Street one hundred and twenty-five feat. Said sole will be made for the purpose of raising funds to pay the arincipal and internet due on the aforesaid note together with the cost if th : s proceeding. The principal and interest due on said note on date of sale will be $103.42. The undersigned will execute a deed to the purchaser as authorised in said deed to secure debt This 19th day of January, 1930. Exchange Bank of Milledgeville, Ga. Grantee of Willie Padio. HINES St CARPENTER Attorneys for Exchange Bank of Milledgeville, Georgia.