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THE UNION-RECOftDES. MILLEDGEVILLC, CA-, APRIL 17. INI
My Favorite
RECIPES
At Gives By Pneiant
MilMfuvillu Wo...
COMMITTEES NAMED FOR
MEMORIAL DAT EXERCISES
Completed Plan* far Ducoratitms,
Parade a ad Dinner are
Announced.
By mrs. c. e. McWhorter
Pea.
Brittle
1 cup Blue Label Karo syrup.
2 cups granulated .-ugar
3-4 cup water
2 cups raw peanuts
Butter size of walnut
1 teaspoon vanilla
2 teaspoons cooking soda
Beil all ingredients together ex-
t vanilla and soda. Add tho«
fter syrup is brittle in cold water. _\|
LIEUT. NASH TOCO '.Fort Douglas, Utah.
ON NEW DETAIL' Li,ut - “ d M ” N " h ’ duri ”* th '
• four years they have resided in Mil-
H.. S.r.-I For Y*w. ,, MiliUrr , ' d ** vflle - ra * li ' f 1 *"!'
r• Iructor .1 C. H. C. Will Proh-
ably Go to Fort Doug la* Utah
who regret to see then? leave the city
and their best wishes will go with
them.
The college authorities will take
another
UWted States officer detailed to G.
Col. Geo. S. Reach, Presiden* ... .
th. G.orei» Military Colkac. has
announced that Lieut V. L. Nash, ~
of the United States Array, will, af-
t.r June 30th. be detailed to another _ _ nanfiDV WI11 RT
post, and his duties as Military in- wIAIt rKIMAKY WILL Bt
structor at G. M. C. will end at that HELD SEPTEMBER TENTH
time.
Committees to carry out all details
for the celebration of Memorial Da>
have been announced by Mr*. R. B.
Moore, President of the Robert E.
Lee chapter of the United Daughters
of the Confederacy.
The following appointment.- have
been made:
Decorating soldiers graves at Col. Roich states that during the Couvuution Will Assemble in Macon
cemetery—Miss Julia Moon at G. M. two years he has been President of October 3rd. Candidate* Must
C. assisted by children and teachers, o. M. C. his association with Lieut. Qualify By June 1st*
Miss Mary Brooks at G. S. C. W. Xash has been most pleasant, and he
assisted by teachers and children. haa found him n , wayB rcady and wil ,_ The State Deim-cratic Executive
Decorating soldiers monument in in|f to co . ope ratc with him. and lend Committee met in Atlanta Friday and
the cemetery Mrs. M. H. Bland and him cvery finance in maintaining ado P ttd rules and regulations for
discipline. He has found him an P rimar >' datt -
Lucy Brown assisted by
buttered marble - children of the Confederacy.
effici
military ofifeer, and under
All entrie?
Ib-coratiny Confttiarate mounment his direftion thr m , lilar ,. tiopilrtmc „ t l!t -
in the city—Mrs. S. A. Cook assisted
by Mis* Leila Lamar and Mrs. John
Mobley. «
Flower girl- at dinner—Janie
has been maintained at the highest
standard. Besides filling the duties
as military' instructor Lieut. N'ash
_ «... ... . ha* been f f, mmandant of the Cadet
Frances Bivins, Laurette Bone, Jose- D , . . . . . „ _
_ Battalion, and has given his full time
ust qualify by Juno
will be held Septem-
of boiling water
J cup molasses
1 teaspoon cinnamon
1 teaspoon ginger
2 1-2 cups flour
2 eggs beaten separately
Mix as for a cake. Cook in
i-d biscuit pan in moderate c
cup phine Bone. Eugenia
Owen and Mary Owen Sallee, a
Barbara Ann Conn.
Decorating speaKOrs stand a
gate—MiH. J. H. Ennis, chairmi
Mrs. Carlysie Giles, Mrs. W. O.
Rockwell.
ttor ‘ Tabic Decoration*—Mr*. C.
*' Crawtord. Mrs. David Fergu.
t*» these duties. Col. Roach stated
that the College authorities part
with Lieut. Xash with deep regret.
Lieut. Nash’s new detail at this
time will come at the request of
U ' u - Quarter Master Gen. DeWitt, who
was his former regimental comman- j ®
P• dcr and under whom Lieut. Xash
i. Mrs. served as adjutant, and he desires
The primary
ber 10th.
The convention will be held in
Macon October 3rd.
The date for the second primary
if one should have to be held was set
for October 1st, and the convention
held October 17.
An entrance fee of $250 00 was
assessed candidates for Govern j.* and
U. S. Senator; $150.00* for the State
By MRS. CARL H. MASSEY
Date and Nut Padding
1 cup dates chopped
1-2 cup nut meats
3 eggs t
4 tablespoons pastry flour
1 cup sugar
2 tea poo ns baking powder
4 tablespoons cracker crumbs , ncr ’
Combine sugar, baking powder and Arranging Dinner—Mrs.
cracker crumbs. Add beaten egg Lawrence, Mrs. T. T. Treanor, Mrs.
yolks, dates and nuts. Fold in stiff- M. 11. Bland, Mrs. A. T. La turner,
ly beaten egg whites. Bake 45 to Mrs. E. R. Lawrence, Mrs. W. A.
60 minutes. Massey, Miss Nettie Moore, Mrs.
John Day, Mrs. P. N. Bivins, Mrs.
solution demanding that party
bolters be barred from becoming
J. L. Beeson, Mrs. L. M. Jones, Mrs. him in his department. 'candidates was defeated by a vote of
Jessie Bone. j Lieut. Xash has been detailed to | ** 10
Dishes—Mrs. P. X. Bivins, Mr». ^17
A. F. Latimer. Miss Birdie Stem-
bridge, Mrs. W. A. Massey and Air*.
Sam Patterson.
Table Cloth and Silver—Mrs. E.
Hatcher.
Arranging Cars—Messrs O. M
Conn, Gaither Banks and Col. Erwir
' Sibley.
I FOR SALE—Cne Lsnard Cle.n.l
Refrigerator, 100 lb. capacity
good condition. Phene 432, M
J. W. Riley.
Pineapple Bavarian Cr
1 package Lemon Jell-0
1 cup boiling water
1 cup canned pineapple juice
1-8 t-aspoon salt
1 cup cannde grated pincapni-
1 cup cream
Whipped and sweetened • with
3 table poons sugar
Dissolve Jell-O in boiling water.
Add p : neapple juice and salt. Chill,
whe-n ejightly thickened, beat with
rotary egg beater until of consistency
of whipped cream. Fold in pinoupplc
and H'hipned cream. Chill until form.
Pile lishtly in aherbert glasses and
garnish with cherries or nuts.
W. A. Walker, Mrs. E. E Bass, Mr.-.
T. S. Jeans, Mrs. C. L Moore, Mrs.
D. W. Brannen and Mrs. R. W.
C!.Jc:.”*tc M«rb.Y
3 cups sifted flour
Cake
teaspoons 1 .iking powder i
-2 teaspoon Kilt
-4 cup -utter or other shortenim:
1 tea. puon va
(i ilia
f> eggs
3 squares baker's unsweetened
chocolate melted.*
4 tablespoons sugur
1-4 cup boiling water
1-2 teaspom. soda
Sift flour once. Measure, add bak
ing powder and salt nnd sift together
three times. Cream butter thorough
ly, add sugar gradually .nnd cream to
gether until light and fluffy. Add
beaten egg yolks. Add flour, alter
nately with inilk, beating after each
addition until smooth. Add vnnnla.
Fold in egg whites.
To melted chocolate add sugar and
boiling water, stirring until blended.
Then add soda and *tir until thick- •
t-ned. Cool slightly. Add to 1-2 of
batter. Leave other half of batter
plain. In u greased tube pan put
alternate spoonfuls of dark and light
mixtures until all is used. Bake in
moderate oven (350 degrees) 55
minutes or until done. Cover with
chocolate frosting.
HD OF BAD TASTE
GwfU Mu Tell, Hew Ht
Take, Black-Draaght
When Bilious.
Valdosta, Oa.—In telling bow
Thcdfords Black-Draught has
helped to keep him well, Mr. O. A.
Aldrich, of this cUy, says:
‘Black-Draught 13 a good medi
cine. I began taking It when Just
boy. for biliousness and as a
has a bad taste and I get dizzy,
feel light-headed. A few doses of
Black-Draught usually make me feel
like new. It seems to cleanse my
■vstem of impurities, my head gets
dearer, and the bad taste is gone
irom my meuth.
“I am a rather healthy, strong
man, teking very little medicine, ex
cept for the dizziness I mentioned.
“It is good to know that there Is
n good laxative like Black-Draught
to take and give quick relief.”
Thousands of other men and wom-
flnd Block-Draught a great help
relieving ”
incLgest
biliousness.
Thedford's Black-Draught Is pre
pared from medicinal roots and
herbs, o* highest quality, finely pow
dered. carefully combined and pack
aged by automatic machinery.
Easy to take—no disagreeable
■ tier-effects. Price 25 cents, yr.yyp
JUST ARRIVED FOR EASTER
New Dresses
Prints, Georgettes and Sport Frocks—Their Styles, Colors and
Materials are as new and timely as their arrival—See them and
make your selection.
EASTER HATS
If you want a wide brim or a turban effect you can find it here
—and the prices are most attractive.
Carr’s Emporium
; TONE no Ps
oilier RADIO
can give
OPTOMETRY
PIANO FOR SALE—We have an up
right piano, Baldwin made, nearby.
Ga.
COTTON SEED FOR SALE—Pure
Piedmont Cleveland Cotton Seed,
picked before storm from bale per
acre crop, privately ginned, reclean,
•d. $1.25 per bushel. R. W. STEM-
BRIDGE. Route 3. Milledgevillc
DR. MURRAY KING
Phone 229-L R«.
Jefferson Street
Veterinarian
Milledgevillc, Georgia
105
I have boen practicing optome
try in Milled go villa for 20 yaora.
My charges are reasonable. I
guarantee nil work dona aa repre
sented or refund your money. So
you Ink# no ckaacet in doing busi
ness with me. Office hours I tu
12. 1 to $. Sunday 2 to 5.
W. J. Brake
w
PI
MOU hive never beard per-
fect,»<?/VF*/radioreproductio(i
until you have listened to the
new Majesties. Every model is
equipped with a new Colotura
Dynamic Speaker that brings
oew realism—new richness-
new vividness to Majestic'S
famous Colorful Tone.
Stop in today and let us
demonstrate the six; wonder
ful new Majestic models for
you. Their power is greatly
increased—their selectivity
even finer than before. You’ll
be delighted with the beauty of
the new cabinets, and amazed
at the new low prices. Model
93 illustrated i« typical of the
ou’standing value offered by
every set in this complete new
Majestic line.
Merit! 93 illustrated
Sold Complete with Majestic
Matched Tubes $ 167.30
Sold on Easy Terms
R. W. Hatcher Hardware Co.
WMtuh k lud
LAMAR F. HAM
SPECIAL AGENT NEW YORE LIFE INSURANCE CO
PHONE Ml
Advantage of Planting Selected Spanish
Shelled Peanut Seed
45 k>s. ordinary peanuts in hull required to plant on-
acre at 4c
20 lbs. selected shelled seed required to plant one
3CrC * * l.|,
Saving on selected seed
.2#
planting good seed. BETTER STANDS. BETTE]
BESIDES YOU HAVE BEST SEED MONEY CAN BUY
If you shell them by hand you will not get over eighteen pound
per bushel, at considerable cost for shelling.
If you have them shelled by machinery you will not- get ovp
fifteen pounds per bushel, besides will have to pay for sheliim
and then hand-pick them.
Results ii
YIELDS.
The peanuts we offer came from planting of selected seed (ha
we sold last year which means that this is a bred up, high yielc
ing stock, showing 75 to 80 percent sound, mature kernels an
a production last year of 1.500 to 2.000 pounds of peanuts
per acre.
We screen out all of the small peanuts and hand-pick to j
out all of -the damaged and broken kernels, thereby giving yu
a perfect seed to plant and you should get even higher yield
this year by planting this seed than that shown above for i
year, under proper fertilization and cultivation.
Lets put some real effort behind our peanut crop this year an<
make a profitable yield per acre by fertilizing diem and using
good seed. We also offer you shelled and hand-picked Runner
Peanut seed at 8c per pound.
We will be in position to handle your f>eant!ts at our Macoo
plant this fall. Write or call on
Georgia Peanut Company
M ou! tire,Georgia
TRANSIT STORAGE AND DISTRIBUTING COMPANY,
Macon. Ga.
H. G. RAY, President
Smashing Proof
---of greatest mid
All motordom saw the ■—»<■, results of
Challenger week. The New Essex Challen
ger set outstanding marka in every locality.
It climbed hills seldom attempted by any
car. It set new marks for acceleration. It
established economy results never before
associated with soch performance.
These feats were established —not by just
a few handpicked specially tuned cars —
but 5.MB Essex Challengers in all parts of
the country, many of them owner-driven.
Results speak for what every New Essex
' Challenger can do.
We continue our invitation. Ride—Ride-
Ride! Know yourself what this brilliant |
New Eaaex Challenger can do. Then no
leaser car can satisfy.
1715 For the Coupe—
m iJ a/ Somtm other models m» aaroc-
f , IT IT r priced. Wide color
[ (Muy choice me mo—arm cost.
T. H. ENNIS
Hudson-Essex Dealer