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,nWlN COUNTY * ^UTUT.ON I rw M»ilb ■ u Public |y-» D "° read by thousands OF PEOPLE p•dural UgiM hUl'bHj t» }MJ ieotbin iMordir lftlt KHedferill., G»., April 3, 1930 ConaoluteUd is 187S Number 33 Jectric Cooking School Draws Large Crowd fflWM® SES BIG AUDIENCE C*ke> . K Di«cu*» t F " ,t Second !Woi I""* °Tte Afte rnoon fRJOAV } ggjtfncf ‘ , county f. Gymnast u „f .MilledgevUle und men packed the ni to hear Mrs. first lecture at .Recorder’ll Electric Cook* Wrdn<'.oday afternoon, i. nre began filing in the before three o'clock and r; jj r Moore formerly opened ra school the house was r„ fjw. Tb« sUP* decorated r ‘ oral ranges , which were all cooked at the same The school will continue through Thursday and Friday with lecturer Thursday on cake baking und on Friday biscuits, pies, pastries and rolls will Ue the subject. The members of the Parent-Teach ers Association are acting as official hostess during the school, greeting the ladies as they arrive. Merchants co-operating have at tractive displays in the food show and the women are enjoying the in spection of the displays. Sample- are being served and the cooking school is proving most delight.ul. JUDGE PARK PAYS TR1BUTETOi ‘Judg- Pottle was well known to COL. POTTLE AT COURT IN 1 •< “ 8 "as one of the most SPARTA lovable men I have ever known, was | a splendid gentleman, a fine law- New» of Death Received by Judge of y«ar, and an entertaining and elo- Ocmulgee Circuit Thursday Mo, Taken ANOTHER “LAST HANGING" BEFORE GEORGIA COURT nd A Rc APPLICATIONS FOR FARM LOAN TO BE RECEIVED THIS WEEK Spurtu, Ga., March 28. Judge James B. pHrk, of the Ocmulgec cir cuit, presiding over the March term of Haneoek Superior court, announc ed that he had been informed of the- sudden douth of Judge Joe Pottle in Millcdgeville. With poorly conceal ed feelings Judge Park said he had learned of Judge Pottle’s death ami was announcing it with exceeding j t « said that automobile thefts " a "'“ •»* he knew thn- the projiK l„ re „„e.f„ urt h of the crime. Should of Hancock county would reerot , 1 ! the law against stealing distinguished jurist's, bile be repealed l.eeause it is • enforced - ? J •Hi quent orator,” Judge Park told those assembled in the courtroom. “Judge Pottle was solicitor gen eral of this circuit for many years, was an able court official and u suc cessful and effective prosecuting at torney. My relations with Judge Pottle were most cordial, and I loved him like a brother,” Judge Park feelingly declared. 1 autonio- , dentil. The state supreme court Wednes day took under advisement the case of a negro who contends that his death sentence for murder should he doemrea inoperative because the law under which he was indicted was repealed before his conviction. The case, discussed in legal circles as “the last of the hanging cases,” is that of Arthur Myers, Augusta ne gro, who was convicted of slaying a railroad detective in the Augusta yards of the Georgia railroad ; n the uarly part of 1924. Between tinie of his indictment and his trial, however, four years elapsed, due to his having escaped | from custody. During that time the ! hanging law, in force when Myers was indicted, w;.s repealed and the existing electrocution law substitut ed. Ben Pierce, of Augusta, repre senting Myers, contended that a re pealing clause in the electrocution law had eliminated the hanging law froo consideration, and that his | client should be set free. The Milldgcville Merchants are the back bone of Mi)ledg<evillcV« and Baldwin county's prosperity. Trade with the stores here, they contribute to those things which mean future happiness. Trading away from home carried t« its ultimate end means destruction o; business in the town In which yov live and make y-'ur livelihood. t ready * , H. Andrews in charge of I that the work might the Federal Loan for farmers in this! irrupted and several county received a telegram Tuesday ' a l(l I* urod-*»t the same time, morning from the officer in charge Robert Morris a represents- | that application (flanks will be for- n f the Wcstinghouse Electric I warded the latter part of the week, dmoncrated Katrina Van Tele- land the amount of the allotment for in elfctm mechanical robot in- Baldwin county will be announced ;!-d ir. a card bonrd figure of a j at the same time. |- lll(t 0 f /, cn ,i c site. Mr. Morris Mr. Andrews will have his office that the robot, electrically | at the Horne-Andrews Commission j to .nn electric fan, a vaccum Co. •ould he made to perform a of duties ir. response to a LEGION PLACES CAUTION •Stem of soft whistles. SIGNS NEAR SCHOOLS | Finally in a deep baritone voice the Signs giving warning to autoist j short talk. ; that they are approaching i school I | .1. N. Moore, advertising manager 1 district have been erected by the The Union-Recorder introduced , Moris-Little Post of the American Freeman and Miss Crawford hei Legion, tant. The signs read "Protect Milledge- I Mrs. Freeman demonstraud many ville Children, Drive Slowly.” The ^litchtfu v dishes that could be cook- j bark ground of the signs are the in an oven. The entire meal j emblem of the Legion. Two of them prepared «•insisting of chicken, . have been placed, one at the corner luffed p«rk chops, steak, potatoes, of the G. M. C. campus and one at :the G. S. C. campus. . designed by the hnguvrr n* . 'n.t*hnmc will perform at The Union-Recorder’s Free f! each afternoon at three o’clock. Katrina is Mid will answer the phone, turn on the switch nteresting things. Over 300 Women ATTENDED THE FIRST SESSION Of the Union-Recorder’s Free Electric Cooking School and Food Show JOIN THEM TODAY SECOND SESSION 3:00 Members of the P. T. A. will be Hostesses during the School ADVERTISERS Co-operating With UNION - RECORDER GEORGIA POWER CO. Electnc Ranges and Appliances General Electric Refrigerators ADAMS ELECTRIC CO. Atwater Kent Radios, Electrical Supplies Wiring and Repairing WESTINGH0USE ELECTRIC CO. Katrina Van Televox EXCHANGE BANK D. W. BROWN FURNITURE STORE BIRDSEY FLOUR MILLS Birdsey's Best Flour Bird :cy’s Self-Rising Flours H. C. COLES MILLING CO. Omega Flour White Ring Flour OKLAHOMA CITY MILL & ELEVATOR COMPANY Heliotrope Hour WHITFIELD GROCERY CO. Bailey’s Sup.erne Coflee NEW ORLEANS COFFEE CO. Morning Joy Coffee ENNIS PALACE MARKET Fine Meats HOLUNSHEADS 1DAIRY ELECTRIK MAID BAKERY L D. SMITH GROCERY Monarch Canned Foods MODERN GROCERY CO. BELL GROCERY COMPANY GOLD AND SILVER BAR Canned Foods Blue Seal Flour Delicaiedtsan Doors Open 2:30 for Inspection Food Show Lecture 3:30 G. M. C. Auditorium Never before in the City of Milledgeville has a cooking school met with such overwhelming popularity! As popular with the young as with the old . . . They were all there—from high school girls hardly in their teens to little silver haired matrons. And they are all coming hack today for the second session! I’!an now to join them. With a complete change of pro ffram today's session promises to be even more enter taining than yesterday’s. Th doors open at 2:30 and Katrina gives her performance at 3:15... She is expect ing you ... Come and bring your friends and neighbors. UNION - RECORDER