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_ baLD win county A Institution , On* Hoodrod W»*k O* r . . Public hpf- ■ Ym „ D«* ol,on 1 P ®I)* ttttion-Herariia: «E*D BY THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE V'OllME c ttS2.°lSLSr“* *■ SB MiMcnilt, Ga., Hwdi 13, ltM Number 30 .D.C.I0 WMTE U mon-Recorder To Have Three-day Cooking School OF OLD HOMES or ,J Sketcbs to Be Mod* of Throughout Tk* Cotorty : Work to Begin at Once ■ , u om .» in Baldwin Coun-1 t F,r subject of a booklet J £ye*t PrMUMt to Be of Unnoal Interest Afril 2ni 3rd and 4th, * ^. writt-n by the members of the ] Dates Sat for School. Free Demonstrations to Be Ghrea Dr.Childs Will Speak Here Fri day Afternoon Noted Dentist to Locturo on Coro of Tooth and The Child. Parents ood Teachers invited to Hoar Him , £ lei Chapter of the United of the Confederacy, it wa a meeting Tuesday after- Daily at TWec 0’clack After the announcement of The Union-Reci-rder'a Cooking School hau ach old home, ben printed on anuUkr page it tea.. ‘ ary date r ir vrenor* :»f Georgia, will: to April 2nd, 3rd and 4th. 3 . Of ptcial prominence, The iirat all-electric coolung • rich served as mm- rchool ever undertaken ; n Milledgt- Th ‘* P re * ent Cline j vi ,j e Wlll open Apnl 2nd and cwntlRlu . ; :;t me time the Governor s, through the 3rd and 4th under the 1 re th*- erection of the aU5 p ict .* of The Union-Recordtr. t Mansion. Throughout r ... Door, will swing open at thre- v -r*- found many ante- ... , . I o clock each afternoon on what prom ises to be the most outstanding event of it’s kind ever put on in Central j Georgia. Plans have been worked i out which will bring Miss Olga rthy of recording. j ^“ ch - n * tion *">’ k " ow " h ' ,n - *"> nth their >pacious| rnndui and graceful columns, that, niK-iUr to many noted states- Especially in the city are foacd bonus who e '.listorical back room! V. M. Childs, of Macon, will j lecture before the Parent-Teacher A*- ( sociation in the Auditorium of the 1 Georgia Military College Friday af- to assist in sealing the crowd that: t<moon at four o'clock, will attend. Ample seating arrange- Dr. Childs was to have delivered ments are being made. ! this lecture la t Friday afternoon Co-operating with The Union-Re- but on account of the incessant down- corder in the school are the Geor-• p uUj - of min in the morning hi gi.. Power Company and the whole-1 thought t bt.-t to postpone his visit •ale and retail grocers of this oty. to the city for a week. A, »n added feature the modern Dr Lh ld , u „„ e tb< , lectrir.,1 appliance and their m-ny not ed Orthodea and vareJ tut. will be shown by th, ^ wkJfcl „ f m b , .‘owor t... and the Adam. Electric .. Ca „ „ f T , lth „ nd child." Thi- Co. A novel display of canned footis j a and .-her food product. wUI he;.„ d te „ b . r „ j nt erc,trd. , nd .. _ expected that the auditorium will be REV. YARBROUGH PLANS REVIVAL Sent, af Mrcttogi t* Begw April ISA. Her IUUm of CwtcmBk to Brock Rev. J. F. Yarbrough, pastor of the Methodist church, has announced a series of revival .-ervices to begin April 15th and to continue for two we«k». Rev. W. S. Robison pastor of the Cartersville Methodist < l urch has accepted the invitation to preach during the meetings. R‘v. Mr. Yarbrough i Grange the last of this ' .. . ,he wdl conduct rtvival ervic ,e his b| Millr.iy.v.ll.- I open the met ting here, the must Rev. Robison was formerly i Sute. and a f (h# , f{p artjl c hurch and has at Cartrrsville two years He i , of tht leading min.-tern of the h every parent Conference. CADETS TO PLAY FIFTEEN GAMES CMck Beaks A—meet BaseUii Stkedah. Fint Game Here Ft teen baseball games have beer, scheduled by Coach T. H. Renta for the G. M. C. team this season, the fir* home game to be played April 4tk Tht* cadet* will open the season in Madison March 27 and 28. The Georgia Freshmen w : *l come here l'“- | April 4th to open the season on Her Davenport Field. The red and Hack artl players will then take a South Oeor- W 'N gia t«>ar, playing four games on t’:-- mad. They will not ph»y in Milks! . istor'ville again until May 1st. "*en| The following is the schedule ,n- or.e • nounced by Coach Rent/.. ' •rthj March 27. Madison A. & M. ih Madison. Committees have been named to athrr data and write the sketches. Hey v ; .il i*e.n work immediately and It is the hope of the members of the hat the completed volume I! b* ready w.thin a few weeks. conduct the *rhool and lecture daily. She will discuss meats, oven uinners and vegetables as well as the preparation of other foods. She will give a select num ber of recip, each .afternoon. Those attending th. rchool will sample each - nr Devi irr nnnui d '* h *’ K “ “ k ' n frora the “»«• -Ur-rOUCt BKUUML j Miss Koch has a national reputation DOES DETECTIVE WORK - a food expert and it is the hope i — °t The Union-Recorder and tho : < opening with them in the school that the women of this section will gain much valuable information. The three day program will be put n in the gymnasium building at G. i. C. The Parent-Teachers Associa- ion will act as official hostts, at i thirty-nil* Jollnn, vn<I , f.w , h . requ , n Th, L'ni u n-R,c u rd,r F.ntn .f fwrty-fiv, dnllnrs which h. I >n d n group of Indio of this oc- city Monday The gnniution will he present each day Uuef-of-Police Broome, by clever •tective work Tuesday, made Mr. C. . W uk ns n happy by returning to •orge Tr •ok i , found in the p<>' ung •, who the lobby of wers Bank, j iU-ntionaBy missed hi- hort time oned Tr;. - i Katrina Van Televox, electro- chanical lobot, conceived and cuted by tK. engineers of the West- inghojst Electric Co., has been i ed to the cooking school. In the t she i, present, and The Unioi corder has been -assured that *h< will be, she will give a performance daily. This will be her third appear ance. She made her debut in At lanta in February. She will turn on switches, toast bread but will taik only when cemmanded to do so. Many . urprises will be in store foi the ladies who attend the school Your attendance on .he first and every day will n*»t only be beneficial but profitable. The Union-Recorder extends a cordial invitation to the ladies of Baldwin and surrounding counties tr. attend the school. It is the desire and the hope of The Union-Recorder that the school will be a great benefit and much pleasure to all who attend. Plans have not been completed for] March 28, Madi t „ , meeting although Rev. Mr. Ysr- Madison, filled to It, capacity, wa the Pare at- ] t> ruUKb ba , llul dc an early announce- special singer to conduct during the tw » weeks will A * M. Teacher Associate invite then Cal. George fc». Roach, President of the College will deliver an addrei >f welcome, and Dr. E. A. Tigner will introduce Dr. Childs. Remember the time—four o'clock Friday .afternoon in the Auditorium of G. M. C. Legion Aux.To Put On Mem bership Drive HON. ED RIVERS TO SPEAK HERE Cor'idf Enrty Nexf Week Under He Asspicet of the Indepen dent ^ercl-.an'i Association AN OLD crnzEN HASPASSEDAWAV Mr. J*U D. MiVau. After A U* of Eifkty-tkr** Years. Gael to RasrarA. Faaeral MaaAaj Mr. John D. Mai pass passed away at the home of his daughter. Mrs. S. B. Fowler, in this city Saturday ing about r* :S0 o’clock, aftrr a tended illnew from old age. also assist in the services. Mr. Yarbrough stated that the other churche- of the city would b< invited to co-operate and work to make the revival city wide. Milled*. * > on n a* h* 1 had r ached thi of lighty-three years, th «l(ie STUDENTS LEAVE FBIDAY ji FOB SWUNG HOLIDAYS Special Traio WiU Take Colhge! GiHs to Macao. WUI Ret«r» to Milladgevilto Motod.jr I Friday a ft* mo n the studenU of the Georgia State College for Women will leave MilledgevilU* on board a special train for Macon where they will connect with trains for all *ec- tiona of the state to go to their homes for th*- week-end. The occasion of thr trip w tb* spring holiday season. The young Lies wll return Uenday night. Students living in MdledgeviH i’l "1 o e«\if*y the holiday. Many ' -ocial function.- have been arranged ! for the holiday reason FOUR PICTURES AT COUMRAL THEATRE NEXT WEEK J,,.. Bvr.v u’r I-. -Tauaail CM' April 4. Ga. Fr^hman in Milb dgi ville. April 9, Norman Institute in Nor man Park. April 10, Norman Institute in Nor man Park. AprH 11, South Ga. Aggies in Tif- ten. April If, South Ga. Aggies in Tif- April 18, Gordon in Bamesvilh. April 19, Gordon in Baroe«vi!l<- May 1, Gordon in Milledgeville. May 2, Gordon in MillsdgevUU May 9. Monroe A. A M. in Monro* May 10, Monroe A. A M in Mnn- o*. May lb, Monroe in Millodffevill. May If, Monroe in MilkeAgevilh <.fli< I'lann to open a member.-hip dri . Uf, J thiat will give the America* Legion the [ Auxffiary of the Morr a-Llttle Po«t Fog nder ihr auspic s sf th** F" BEMAINS OF MS. V. C. EVANS MUD FBIDAY VictisB mi Tragi* OnA Load to Ro*t •« C»—«■>> *| Cm) Cg—1 J ' 1 Choerb Th it mains of Mr W. C. n- wen* buried at Camp Cr*wk church eemet* : y Friday morning. Elder Wm Giwene ist.ng at the fur, ml Sr< f *be I ( d:-. Th and Mr Robert f shoes, : a hundred p< made an invest gu-1 frrred to the membership committ-e n f ing the merchai.t ^ r ** K. Hargrove, chairman at a his hoes were purchaiJ ,mM * tin * of the chapter Tuesday af- the time The Union-Recorder goesl^,^ the eM , . used the boy, tell- j |f rnoon at ***« home of Mr . John to press, but the public will be given y a jp.. tfls * s faithfulne formation by circulars. i father, and eitieen and his loyalty Mr. Rivers diacu sed Chain St 4, Gen It him h«. hud the evidence aganist ! Holloway. lining that he hid the! The membership committee ^n r > .rawick carried the officer Wtdneaday afternoon to work week, the with .inning h- use Night;-'’ on Monday day, wh U John tUnmor. rU Crack” wdl be the feotui** g to Mr ( ur# *f the week on Thursday husban.l j y r iday. Wednesday Jack Holt in **Guih. rd to get. when the roof fell m her. Her r% mains wer;* neeov- after th* home bad been totally oyed. w. Evana bad reached thr ag« rtv. rty-three jrairs and was a .. _ al . . . . . . . . . - time member of the Primitive °" •*>’ tl * t churrh whl, ' h k * k *' 1 »|U be the featuu of th, d.y H«ol . , ku .,. b ... ... . d-, aU * ■Jr lIat. » w ” ! " * w —» out Tuesday night in Macon, and a num- long been a me *r. Gibson in a wentern all talking com- e, e . Hidden rt., pl.n. to Uunch the Be. member be, „f mereh.nt. fro* th,. cl, heard The burtnl »rviee. were ro.duete.i edy .ill be S.tnrd.,'. f.., notm.d Bt n.BVBM At the chapter nmetiB,.' K,m. Thye or*ed him t» enm. to ] tb , „ m ,„. ry by „, v J y M , MaitBffet l urry b. compleWd th. V f mok. .»d he .need Tb , f.||„.,„ r .eud B- rem«del.B« pr,.r.» Bt t.* TtoBtre d- , "*> W 'l»t it would be po-IUe f.r u ,„„ Mrur , w w , y p„ m. Murooee . ,th n< honored. Each mem ( h.m to .peak the e.rly port of Be.t r r. U .1 |iuu . H „ ry r ,|„„, s.,; | a , ; rbl ... op and I week, but the exact date was n.>* (Larrett and Burl Malpass. Therein* fur the first time during agreed upon, h*. however, will let j were a Urg*- number of beautiful, cook The 7 lustre m «•* * « -OCAL TALENT (•PRESENT PLAY 27th and 28tk VDkui „ to the Tuesday M warrant against | "The Amencan’i n *lTu. charging him with larceny. * »hort business seaa on. ber was asked to bring a uggest: for some civic service which Auxiliary can render. These w< turned over to Mrs. H. D Allen, J chairman of tl.-> public impnxvcmi committee. Tin Blood Mou t. k kind neighbor 5 HKRF. fly at half mast for thirty days With the ord< r .. all flags here wit for thirty days a n mourning fu; orial spa pen Mr know within the next day floral offerings. Mr Malpa n was burn in fiane<M*k i-aunty X«\emb*r. t»44. and grew to manhfM'd near the h stone little town f Linton He did service as a C ‘ Urato l iRbr. In the early ftor-, tear h, man .ed Mi^s G< r- i the at* .a Mrs. Mattie E. :l .Sunday murta aught her class after she ha-1 the M thoui t , •riod to send the: A dileghtful s rai half hour wa enjoyed, during which Mrs. Holloas served sandwich*, and tea. bad The -f lhe AwMH-ato fifty wife and mother and • and friend. She is survived by ber busban I and fhm cluldren, Mrs. «. i. Hay*.. of Kufard. Ga.; Mrs. J. L Farmer, of MdMgwetae; Mrs. G. W. Papat. H Huntsville, AM.; Mr. W. E. Evan- ef Gordon, .and Mr. W. C. Evaas, Jr j ef Baldwin county. BISHOP MIKEL TO COME MERK F. H Hardirg announced hot SwnAajr tk>i the Right Reverent H. J Mik n, bdnp to# the Atlanta !' *- .-•we. Would make k<« i ml v hr -n May HHt when he manid a V: ni-tee tb* rights of infirm. MRS. SUSAN C .SNIPES DIED WEDNESDAY UORMNC Iteml S-.M.I WiU a. H«i* TB.r.d,, Umic, Bt Umb’i Fwaaml Hama state that they arc f- rtu*-at secured the consent of Mr. speak here, and will give I publicity possible. Ha all the '»M LtlciB," **> hy •h. br,t kBuwa tmaU ur emptnirt, "*f-l - M,ll,d m ah on Th '« >P»f «l ptudBCti,* Mid Inter ia B»lil»* county. H, then came to Millc Igeville sad mn ducted a grocery lure near the (W fta raii road depot. He lived a quiet unoalenlatit us life performag life*, dupes faithfully Mr. Malpam is survived hy thre- »*>na, W. W. Malpass. af Leuwville. Turned oa Lifbls ia Diabag Roam and Ey . F 1 Malpass. of Spartanbury I Ate Sapper Saaarad Flea Dollar* S. C.; F. R Malpa**, af this city, and Mr*. Susan C. Snipes, widow of| ia Mosey faur daughters, Mrs. S. R. Fowler, all 11 '■ — the late Mr. L. G. Snip*-, paaaed | A burglar entered th* home of this *Hy; Mr W D. Richey, of: ^ H. I). A.lew, chairman af the Ibwoy at her home in thia city. Wed I Mr- F. N Enaia on Eaat Hanem k Pslatka. Fla.; Mrs. H. I Pslm* r and ^ r4 Ihroctors ef the Exchange day. March 12th, after an illness' tr***t Monday night, ard took hi* Mr* G. W. B**gmaa. of Atlanta BURGLAR ENTERED HOME OF MRS. E N. EMU Dr. H. D. Allen Presented Silver Pitcher by Directors CM •* m RMsUy \j Firths,, took Offkwk Dr. ARn Cstoi a Otoo Uu VtotoAr ^»- bstos CVurawa of tooo4 ItooiS loon Ofrtrtur. without d *,urfetuc .fly of ' fiftoo. iroBdchildrcB. fiv, jrroot j to th. Board of Ibrcrtro, of th* book r A. ... J -— lull. r.| —ri.r. wiu *. OOIII ! tho OCCUBOfWr. Wh'lo >B th* h< U.P gTBBli. hi Idrt* n, .Bd OB* - rt»r, Mr*. , th. —r— l*B of his MOOBty-faBTth th, p T **1 !Ul “ IThur toyl BK.rBiB« at dan B taracd •« the Th, I ■ C.OOI Horn,. th. di. « room . Sc. Snipes was eifThky-ocr*. yw •f several months Th. fuB.rsl services wlll he held j tho oeeupetds. elertrt* 1-rhts Ib j Sal Barrett and ate hit He eoTried of five *«IUes ia i,. . . , " f «r*. sad war one of Mi!l.d«*vlll.'< 1 Mrs Ynnis ws. sh.-o ia tho apart set- 1 ‘ ****** roM’denta She was a member ment he entered, as Tap*. Fnni The e»d will iariude "lerville elite and P, Attr, during Co., nf | ; ‘'barge nf the | M pruac sdipiR.. lembcr ment he i f the Mthodiat church, and waa a j •burnt at hi« « hriatian woman. The un-sb»*rv She in survive-.! by one daughtir. evidence *** m R-thTin* Sheffleld, of Ari- Harper Turku na a broth-r. Mr. Dixie Clark ard Mrs Fan « wet - ter. M ss Mnrtio Clark, of Hard j Th- hur;1Si •lb i identity. at Oconee •ft* of th bv Mr and Mr*. either they or » ed from *»*en o elue to to Wa FARMERS CLUB MEETS NEXT SATURDAY The regu'ar monthly meeting of the Baldwin county Farmer* Clu' sH’l be held neat Fatrnlav with Mr hoa served as lb* C bamoan ef board for three years and tow hem a mem her «# tbe hoard for ohwul tw-toty year . Mr. f«aa allied that RR birtkday oa hut Wodaooday whoa ho alaa aad eoafMraro which th. ao the koe.se Inert to a d»a*r (troa offwiato af th. haah held IW *Ben to Mr *. AUtot to th* Ubwetoeato eromatod the (ift B * rd So toad of AOaa'o Invalid Bam.. The diroetor, wee, nested ia to. the lm hoar U1 ta tto sooth f.« *“•» dial** room of tto A Bo* < ervwrs aad meatai dmaai >*. ?W. boat* and a dofccioim core- diaavr Alloa has town t ae of Baldw in ... ■■ . ed. Ot -aolusMB, Hr. ty’ Diroctoea eras told thi so I the rr,n*rts h.iw,*d tto I JagT : e-‘h;in»l pmblesna.