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THE UNION-RECORDER, MILLEDGEVILLE. GA., MAY 15, I#30
WITHIN THE CITY
(By MISS D1DDY)
A most delightful week of music
has come to H clow. MUIedeeviiU*
and Baldwin county people have
thrilled at the enjoyabl* recital* tha‘
wcr given daily at G. S. C. W. Ia.-f
YEAR’S REPORT OF P. T. A.
MADE AT LAST MEETING
•JAKE’* PARALYSIS CASE
THOMASTON
LINDBERG BRINGS LETTER TO Canal Zone
MRS. HUNTER
A.- 1 sat
day nii'ht and listen'
Ion - chorus and the
that make Lucia di 1
most popular of all
companion my appr-
udito
The first case of “Jake" paralysis
m record here was treated last Sat
in day morning by Dr. A. W. White,
chiropractor. The patient, a white
oining to the close of another mnn> admitted having purchased
r Mrs. K. U. Moore made the fol- a buot five weeks ago from u drug-
mg report as President of
\. for 1929-80. We star
- with out any funds in ou
Mrs. Hunter, mothi
Hunter cf the G. S. C. faculty,
ceived a letter from her i
air mail this week.
The letter was brought to the
states by Col. Charles A Lindberg
of Dr. Alice.who was inaugurating the new air
;- route from South America to the
the United States. The letter
ceived within five d»»ys a fu- - .
been mailed.
See thi
ELECTRIC CO.
m E **«*'ic Fa, *;, h
•w on display—a UAM J
OX^c
oppor
iity.
evening that I attended and 1
given their time and talent
the perfomances.
Mis» Alice ignore Tucker
and it is to her credit that
sic Festivals have became
fui
M.
G.
ugh
wane *i full programs
■ jig • xerc’ses. Being
: G. S. C ] naturally
-d in the events that
ie there, but I still
of the youthful spirit
Before the opening of school we
had the chairs and tables in the frist
grade painted at u cost of $31.00. We
gave $5.00 to the Illiteracy drive.
Gave $9.00 to the grade children's
poster contest. First Aid remedies
are funished by the I*. T. A.
We helped put on t£e lied Cross
drive and the sale of T. B. stamps.
From the T. B. ale of stamps we rea-
i zed $44.04, we now have on deposit
r health purposes $80.73. We have
bought scales, and keep the gride
building in paper towels from thi?
fund.
An effort has been made to put
on the Dental Clinic. The dentists
of the city have co-operated splendid
ly—but so far it hasn't I
gist of another town in which he wa:
then residing, a small quantity of
■Jamaica ginger extract which he
drank. His condition ts not consid
ered serious, altho he has little con
trol over the muscles of his leg.—
Thomaston Times I May 0, 1030.)
Dr?. A. England, of Macon and H.
E. .Stanford, of Milledgeville wen
called in consultation with Dr. Whitt
on this ease. The patient is doin'
splendid after a week under Dr
White's care. Complete recovery i: ;
very probable.
APPLICATION FOR GUARDIAN.
SHIP
GEORGIA, Baldwin County.
To All Whom It May Concern
Eli B»~nes having applied for
guardianship of the person and p
•rty of Alex Collins Brown,
I child of Elbert Brown, late of said
Mrs. N. I*. Walker chairman of county, deceased, notice is given
grounds reports planting 234 shrub? *hat said application will be heard
the past year making a t"tal of 415 at office at ten o clock A. M., on
shrubs and all
vei;■ much interested in the doings at! Mrs. John Mobley, president of
G. M. C. i the Doctors Auxiliary with the assht-
ance of the Kiwani? Club, has furn-
Kumors have it that the floats this j i-h milk to the under nourished chil-
year will be more beautiful than (Iron in the grades. Splendid results!
ever. 1 have heard of some of the J have be**n manifested from this fine | APPLICATION
plan- and I am sure that they will. work.
tifully. the f‘ ,8t Monday in June next.
, nt of | This May 5, 1930.
assist-1 BERTIE B. STEMBRIDGE.
Ordinary ard exofficio Clerk
Court of Ordinary.
FOR LEAVE TO
SELL STOCK
BELL
Unusually Low Prices on Ladies’ Summer
Dresses. Just received by Express 100
New Dresses, beautifully trimmed in
Voile and Organdies
For This Week we
Place On Sale
1 0 0
New Dresses
surpass any of recent yean-
group of young ladies that hav
selected to grace the floats ar
ledgcrflle's most attractive.
Frank He!
z has been creating
much excitement during the past few
day ■ while he has been painting sunn
of the antebellum negroes and
negresse- in Milledgeville. Frank
came South last summer and math
hnrfirst sketches of these old charac
ters in their native haunts. They
seemed to ha'-'e created much interest
when displayed in the North and n
is doing others while hi re this yen'
He also plans to do several portrait
and has already received appoint
ments for this work. Frances is with
him and of .course Milk'dgeville's
social contingent is delighted to ha'- >
her as an addition for the summ i.
During the past year the P. T. A. |
re re addre • -ed by Dr. Dawson Allen.
>r. John Mobley, Dr. N. P. Walker. |
>i . W. M. Childs, of Macon, and |
i 1. George Roach. At the clow
hi- year we have something i
80.00 in the bank.
f the Garden Club
l v u display of flowi
1'i-m from their owi
k- uld be most inter*
• nuliful. I hope il
beginning of an ann
md that the public '
o see the displays.
will mean the
al flower show
ill be admitted
interested
Sunday's ■'
y is to lie
the announce-
urnal that Mr.
arried. I have
Sch«.ol-
thc
hovi
vent. Little Sam '
ledgeville and I ai
with hint the best
body and the
In declared i
of the
t urry
. thi
nd Mrs. M
sy beautifying their horn
r. Mrs. Curry is bus:
r? and shrubbery whili
contributing his bit t-
.f the most beautiful J >
•ounty
ack r
I ways though the family of Mr. a
Mrs. John Day one of Millcdgevilh
charming.
ightcr of Mr. and Mrs.
manage Jay's Depart -
a most attractive lit-
. recently on the enm-
. W. during the recess
GEORGIA, Baldwin County.
Notice is given that T. W. Brant
ley, as administrator of the Estate
of Miss Tiara L. Brantley, late of
said county, deceased, has applied to
the Ordinary of said County for
leave to sell six (6) shares of pre
ferred stock of the Georgia Power
Company, and five (5) shares of pre-
ferred >tock of the Continental Gin
Company, for the purnoge of paying
debts and making distribution.
Said application will “be heard at
the Court of Ordinary of said Coun
ty. held on the first Monday in June,
1930. All persons are notified to
show cause nt that time why the
application should not be grunted.
This May b, 1980.
T. W. BRANTLEY,
Administrator.
BERTIE B. STEMBRIDCI .
Ordinary.
ill mm
m
MADE FOR HOT WEATHER—SHORT SLEEVE
DIMITY, ORGANDIE LAWNS AND V01LES
UNUSUALLY STYLISH—YOU WILL THINK
THEY ARE REALLY $2.50 VALUES. SIZE?
I 4 TO 40. SPECIAL SALE PRICES IS
98c
id 1
T':e little girl
ul be
<.f thcii
under thr dir
ittiactive daughter of Mt
Ewell Atkins. I knew m
from the family resent!
it is a difficult job t
all of the children uni
daily for they grow* ;
hi. ii
Eve
Monday
hurry
oftch about
ful slumbei
■ bed
dr:r
daughters of Mr. Clias.
Ini 1 frequently see in
certainly most attrnc-
. They greet people in
pleasantly -and seem so
[ their Dad die’s business.
■ all the mothers of Mil-
ore made happy Sunday
children displayed their
nd affection for them, i
tting that we should wear
SHERIFF SALES
GEORGIA, Baldwin County.
Will be sold before the Court- !
house door, on the first Tuesday in
June between the legal hours of sale 1
to the highest bidder for ca-h the
following described property, levied
on by virtue of tax fifa’s issued by
the Tax Collector of Baldwin county
for taxes due the State of Georgia
and the county of Baldwin for 1929.
House and lot in the Northwestern
part of Milledgeville bounded as fol
lows: on the East by Clark Street
on West by lands of Sibly on the
South by Walter Hargrove on th
North by W. A. Walker, said land
-ually Monday when fronting Clark St., <10 feet running
hilc I am ab- back 90 feet levied and will be sold
the property of John Ross. j
"• ' ’ ! House and lot in the North Wes-
"ung j t,-m part of Milledgeville hounded as
1 thl ' follows: On the West by Sol Screen. 1
isn ’ 1 on East by Clark street. South by
more. Union Baptist church, on the North
f «ny by S d Screen said lor fronting 90
eace- foot on Glnrk Street, levied on and .
will be sold a the property of Grif-
fin Smith.
I have notifyed the defendants in
fifa, and tenants in posset-ion of the
term, time and place of sale.
J. F. VINSON
Deputy Sheriff Baldwin !
Coounty.
If You Want the Best Shop At
E. E. BELL’S
orbed in thought. I hear the bugle
C. H. ANDREWS &. SON
“Nothing But Insurance”
nUlei
of h .
The
flowers were in
Sunday and I
when 1 have set
i Hum
id white*
•eautilul.
Katherine Mobley hud little Sally
Heindt l were here for a visit several
days ago. This little Miss ha grown
so fast almost going beyond recogni
tion, but for the fact that she is so
murh like her father. We are still
including her name in the list of fu
ture belles even though she is now
living in Augusta.
The Medical Auxiliary under the
leadership of Mrs. John Mobley be
gan supplying milk for the under
nourished children at G. M. C. sev
eral months ago and I am told that
the results have been most satisfac
tory. Pale children now have roses
in their cheeks and their weight has
been greatly increased.
I understand that the next meeting S -
WEE:--END AND SUNDAY EXCURSION FARES TO THE
SEASHORE FROM MACON
Via
Southern Railway System
-SUNDAY EXCURSION FARES—
'mf iSS, ( ,‘ A 'J ForSt - &m °ns Island Beaches).... $ 5.00
JACKSONVILLE. FLA. X 6.00
. —WEEK-END FARES—
^4rcQnvvn'>£ A n ( , For Sl ' Simons lsland Bcachcs ) $8.10
JALKoUiNY ILLL FLA $10 00
JACKSONVILLE BEACH. FLA. $1! A0
ST. AUGUSTINE, FLA
DAYTONA BE\CH, FLA $15 65
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C. D ROGERS g. R. PETTIT
City Passengei Agent ^ Division Passenger Agent
Room 131 Terminal Station
Phone 424 Macon. Ga.
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