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— ' "" THE UNION-RECORDER. MILLEDGEVILLE, GA., APRIL 10, 1»M JTXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXIXXXXXXXXXXIXIIXXXXXXXXXXXXTTTTI’; The Big Feature Week at the Go onial Theatre Monday and Tuesday, April I4and 15 WARNER BROS. ONE HUNDRED SHOWS IN ONE "SHOW OF SHOWS" Hear Nick Lucas and Winnie Lightner again in the show with one hundred famous film stars in all technicolor—rivaled only by “The Gold Diggers of Broadway. ‘ WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY—April It-17 “STREET GIRL” With Betty Compson in a great all Musical Show FRIDAY AND SATURDAY—April 18-19. "Show Boat” The Romance of the Ages in the most Brilliant Motion Picture of all time. Colonial Theatre EXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX3; LIEUTENANT NASH TALKS OF SIBERA EXPERIENCES An address that was filled witii interesting stories of hair raising experiences was given by Lieutenant V. L. Nash before the Kiwanis Club last Thursday night. Lieutenant Nash served in Sibera during the World War and w.m sited for bravery and awarded the Cross of Honor for distinguished and meritorious service. Lieutenant Nash related many thrilling experiences and told of the North wastes in a most intresting way. SHERIFF SALES JUNIOR ORDER HELD AN EN- POWER COMPANY OFFICIALS THUSIASTIC MEETING FRIDAY VISIT CITY WEDNESDAY Head of Pubii Crowd Pr« B., GEORGIA, Baldwin County. I will sell before hte courthouse- door of said county at public outcry, to the highest bidder for cash un the first Tuesday in May 1930 within the the legal hours of sale, the following described parcels of land to wit: House and lot in the City of Mil- ledgevillc, on West boundry street, bound as follows, on the Ea*t by other land of Willie Washington, The Milldegeville Lodge of Junior Order of American Mechanics was paid an offciiul visit oy Dwight Dea.se Stat. Secretary, of Augusta Friday evening. The members of the order were given the privilege of extending an invitation to prospective members, and the meeting was an enthusiastic one, with the largest crowd that evoi gathered in the Junior Order Hail. The lodges of Griffin, Macon, Au gusta und Hardwick were represent ed. A banquet was served, and a num ber of speeches were made. The Millcdgcvillc Lodge Ls in a most prosperous condition, .and has a large membership, who are en thusiastic and interested. weekly at Milledgeville, Ga., for Aprli 1930. STATE OF GEORGIA Relations Depart- ( Coun *y of Baldwin eits Work at Firmm Before me, a Notary Public in and Shoals Dam f° r ^ State and county aforesaid, personally appeared R. B. Moore, L. K. Starr, bead of the public re lations depaitment of the Georgia Power Company, and Channing Cope, field representative of the company .vpent Wednesday afternoon in the city. The two officials of the Power Company visited the Furman Shoals development and inspected the work that has been done on thu gigantic dam that Ls now under construction. Mr. Starr is one of the outstand ing officials of the Company and is widely known throughout the state. FOR SALE—A day bad, as adjust- A *group of faculty members of G. the West by West boundry street, s. C. are attending the citizenship on the South by Mrs. Sanford, on meeting at Emory University that is the North by Millie Thornton, said in session during this week. property fronting on West boundry street 90 feet, and running back 90 feet, levied us the propel tv of Willie Washington and found in his po.<scss- That tract of land containing 10 acres lying in the 105th Dist. G. M. of «aid county, bounded as follows: On the east by the land of H. T. Cline, on the South and West by other lands of the defendant in fifa. The boundary line around the land levied on runs .as follows: Begining on the South side of the Millcdge- ville—Sparta public road at the North West corner of the land of II. T. Cline, the line runs thence in a somewhat southerly direction along the l&nd line of H. T. Cline 1100 ft. the--® in a somewhat Westerly di rection parallel to tho above men tioned public road 400 ft. thence in a somewhat Northerly direction I»arelled to the point of begining Levied on as the property of de fendants in fifa, Ben and Wi Brookins. Hou. o and lot on West Franklin SL, bound as follows, on the West by Warren St., on the East by prop erty of Julia Thomas, on the North by Franklin SL, on the South by an unkm-wn loL Said property front-1 ing on Franklin SL, 50 ft. running back 200 ft. Levied on as the prop erty as Isabel Roaves, and found in her possession. House and lot in the City of Mil- ledgveiile, on North Wilkinson SL, 1 bound as follows: on the East by Wilkinson SL, on the West by Sim mons Avc., on the North by property of Mary Durden, on the South by ( Harriett Smith, said property front- ing 75 feet on Wilkinson St., and j runing back 150 feet, levied as the property of Sarah Perkins, and found in her possession. The above described parcels of lar d was levied on by me under and by virtue of tax fife’s issued by the Tax Collector of Baldwin County Georgia, on the 20th day of Decem ber, 1929, for taxes due the State of Georgia and Baldwin County for the year of 1929 .against the owners of the above described parcels of land, *pd said sale will be made to satisfy jfcbve mentioned fifa's. I have notify- ed the defendants in fifa, and the tenants in possession of the levy and the terms time and place of sale as required by law'. This the 8th day of March 1930. J. F. VINSON, Deputy Sheriff, Baldwin Co. Ga. [ unty shrdlu ahrdl jshrdl shrdl hrd: Representing the college are: Miss Ruth Stone, Miss Mabel T. Rogrcs and Dr. Amandn Johnson. STATEMENT OF THE OWNER SHIP. MANAGEMENT. CIRCU LATION, ETC., REQUIRED BY THE ACT OF CONGRESS OF AUGUST'24, 1912. Of Union-Recorder published Begin Now on Your Lawn Have your grass thoroughly rated and apply a good dressing VIGORO W /I product «/ Swift & Company Com/tie teplant fttodforla tens. gardens, flotccrs, shrubs, trees Sprinkle down thoroughly and watch the strong rich green that it will develop— On Your Vegetables Try yiGORO and note the wonderfully increased yield. R. W. Hatcher Hdw. Co. who, having bene duly sworn accord ing to law, deposes and says that he is the publisher of the Union-Reord- er and that the following is, to the best of his knowledge and belief, a true statement of the ownership, management. 1. That the names and addresses of the publisher, editor, managing editor, and business managers are. Publisher R. B. Moore, Milledge- ville, Ga. Editor R. B. Moore. Milledgevillp. Ga. Managing Editor R. B. Moore, M?l- lcdgeville, Ga. A Business Manager Jere N. Moore, Milledgeville, Ga. 2. That the owner is: R. B. Moore, Milledgeville. Ga. Miss Nettie Moore, Milledgeville, Ga. Miss Mattie Moore, Milledgeville Ga. Mrs. Thos. J. Cater, Macon, Ga. 3. That the known bondholders. mortgagee*, .and othe** security hold-1 (Signature of editor) s ' -vning or holding 1 per cent or • R. B. MOORE, Publisher, Dre of total amount of bond;, mort- Sworn to and subscrbcJ befos ges, or other securities are: me this 5th day of April 1930. American Type Foundry, Atlanta, | G. W. PATTERSON, N. P., Baldwin County, Cij. (My commission expires Jan. lw» Exchange Bank, Milledgeville, TRIM OFF THE IRREGULAR FUST GRASS WITH AN Eclipse Lawn Mower Let us show you the SELF SHARPENING and other good fea tures of this easy Running Machine. All sizes at attractive prices— R. W. Hatcher Hdw. Co. 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