Union recorder. (Milledgeville, Ga.) 1886-current, March 05, 1931, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextfBALDWIN COUNTY 'Institution n De* ot,0 ° 1 t ie Mtti0nMtt0thtv ProfUiiva lUMwia and SarrondiBi Counties Established in 1S2$ Olilledgeville, Ga., Marrh 5, 1931 VS MADE FOR COOKING SCHOOL 'Baldwin Farmers Plan Creation M C. REUNION GREAT SUCCESS ° f Farmers Market For County Will Be Served Former Hudredt of Other Entertainment , Lectorei During Thre* After- Features Planned Women Attend g Three Aft noou. Lemons Learned Meeting Last Thursday Largely Attended. Delegation to Co To Athens Today. Committee Named To Work Out Detaik Opening Mark! In May ARTILLERY UNIT WILL STOP HERE Troops Marching to Fort Benning Will Spend Night in Milledge- vUle on March 25th Monday evening, Hundreds of Milledgovillc 'g 'ji, C. alumni ex-[Baldwin county nousewive.- attended hundred formers of Bald-, ket. Tho committee in full is as fol- county gathered at the Court lows: Jere N. Moore, Geo. Tunncll, icetinAT — of ‘ bC u " wo .ked out ad’i-jThe Union-Recorder's second annual House on last Thursday and heard | Adrian Horne, W. E. Ireland, L. C. •, ve ci.mnu 1 ** ^ j lom e coming cooking school which was held Mon- Mr. T. C. farmer, of the College of! llall, Chas. Chandler, L. N. Jordan, >e held during day, Tuesday and Wednesday after- Agriculture, discuss plans for opening! C. W. Torrance, Frank Riley, Jim ^ »nd appon I y. the Ib-atioTi «*** Wil1 f R l . juj c onimencement. Iappf“* f -; r Httll presided at ointed several the meeting, ctembidge and Mrs. Steve . named the reception Jrs. T. Treanor, Mr. "Andrews, and Mr. John Shin- ....;i| have charge of the bar- T—*—* 5 , ,r - L Hn s - . r Mr a. C. McKinley and Dr. c * ’ |j en were named the en- t committee. Hill stated that a G. M. C. , had been organized bnd George Hollinshead was the „ give a pig for the barbecue, je ma i the district work up interest meeting. cal alumni were uged to pay Mr. C. J. noons of this week. a farmers market in Milledgeville. Miss Agnes Burke, food expert of Mr. L. R. Langelcy presented Mr. the Wcstinghouse Electric Company, Farmer who told of the importnacc directed the fchool and lectured of a market center. He related each afternoon. She quickly capti- periences on other markets in itations will be mailed out this | than two hundred ladie: and lettei dues of S1.00 the treasurer. ATE HOSPITAL FACES CLOSING fondidon of Institution M/cai. Says Mr. John T. Brantley far. Ga., March 2.—John y. president of the board ■ of Milledgeville State issued a statement here i which he described as ical" the situation at the in- said the “situation i critical that there is imminent er of the return to the counties idr*d« of its patients from the inability to provide them with i of life. Such a trag- rill affect every county in the nted her audiences with her pleas ing personality and during the three afternoons won many friends. Her knowledge of foods and cooking was expert and she gave many valued lessons. The ladies who attended the schorl were loud in their praise of Mbs Burke. The school was a success in every way and The Union-Recorder was very much gratified at the large at tendance. Monday afternoon more pres ent and on Tuesday the old Legion Hall was packed with almost four hundred women. The final session Wednesday exceeded the attendance of the previous afternoons and only standing room was available. Advertisers co-operating in the school were Georgia Power Co., Wat kins Place, H. C. Coles Milling Co., Carr Co., Whitfield Grocery j state and told how the farmers could dispose of their surplus through such a market and help carry on the expenses of the farm. He also showed how it helped the merchants of the community where the market was located by creating ready cash. After the morning session, about fifty farmers met back at the court house and named a committee to work with a Kiwanis committee lo make plans to open a producers mar- Torranee, Glenn Harrington. W. C. Green, R. W. Martin, J. F. McCluney, J. M. Moran and Mrs. J. R. Goddard. Plans were made by this commit tee to take a number of farmers and business men to Athens, today, Thursday. This motorcade left Mil ledgeville early this morning and will spend the day in Athens. The curb market and the college of agri culture will be visited. It is the plan of the committee to open a curb market in May. A num ber of farmers have signed up for the market to produce rupplies. De finite plans will be worked out at a meeting next week. A NEGRO DIES FROM BLOW ON j PLAY WRITTEN BY MRS. HINES HEAD BY A THROWN BRICK W.i TO BE GIVEN AT COLLEGE “All Aboard" Farce Comedy lo B« Put or Saturday Nght a. Y. W. C. A. Benefit. People Invited Florence Butts, a negro, died early Saturday morning as the result of being struck on the head by a brick Co.,"sou~thlandCof ferT~Co., ~Ad"am« !j hr °''^ i,y “ ™' ro you,h - Jimroi ! Electric Co., Purchase and Sale Co., Chandlers Variety Store, Harris Hall’s, Elcctrik Maid Bake ry and i lnc CKy ’ A wa "' am na5 Dl!e " The story Hollinshcad’s Dairy. |sworn out again** Turner accusing station and the Copies of all the recipes used durinc the school will be publixh- | „ ffbaSi „„ b , this paper. Tho-e who wish , ocate Wn) the printed copies may get by calling at this office. Demands for the school again next ii*r were numerous and The Union- Recorder is planning to make this annual affair. WORLD WAR VETERANS HERE APPLYING FOR LOANS ON ADJUSTED COMPENSATION “All Aboard.’’ . a farce comedy written and directed by Mrs. Nelle Womack Hine?, will be presented at the auditorium of the Georgia State Lee Turner. The row occurred I College for Women. Saturday night Thursday night in the Northern part a .s a benefit of the Y. W. C. A. of the city. A Warrant has been T|u , 8l(lry is | aid around „ Bnion sworn out against Turner accusing station :md y,,. s(icnK . 0 „ rd ici„ u ». him of warder and placed in the , y funny . Members of the faculty hands of Sheriff Hnynie. but the nm , , h „ „ tudcnts „. m takc part unable to (j., performance. i The people of Milledgeville ; the show, and it is promis- FARM LOAN MONEY WILL BE AVAILABLE IN FEW DAYS Mr. L. II. Andrews received a tele gram Monday from Congressman ALTON BROOKINS BUYS Carl Vinson stating that papers connection with the farm loan was being printed, and thnt the money would be available in a few days. Mr. Andrews will give notice as soon as he receives the proper pa- full i Than $100,000.00 Will Be Paid pers and will fill out the applications In Baldwin County It U a.s he has done previously. Estimated Brantley raid “not only are due under older appropria t'd! unpaid, but payment is not | county veterans of the World War j RADIO PROGRAM BOOSTING The Milledge villa nnd Baldwtn ; MILLEDGEVILLE THURSDAY of the n :enance appropria- (are rapidly filing their application MORNING Station W. M. A. Z. t the Macon the current year.” | for adjusted compensation loans. 1 station, put on a program at report to me", the statement The papers are being filled out here j m. Thursday morning boosting Mil-,. nued, ••from the hospital stew- j by Mr. J. F. Bell, Jr., Commander j ledgeville and Baldwin county, dicates hii belief that the end j of MorrD-Little Post of American ! The program lasted from one to ’ 1r " ld “ in s >Kht due to the [Legion; Mr. P. N. Bivins and Col. |three, and features of this city and on of credit. It is impossible jC. B. McCullar, of the Disabled Vet- (county were sent out over the ether. ?er satisfy creditors with vague erans, and Postmaster Hugh T. Cline. ' The Macon station has put or. sev- ? of payment. The situation j It is estimated that an amount of j era j of these programs featuring __ "“ti 81 ■rtion.” something more than $100,000.00 towns of Central Georgia. _ 7 - j will be paid the veterans in the city — — ** 4 ALLEN ARE NOW IN and county. NEW OFFICES I INTEREST IN WOODS PLACE Alton Brookins, formerly connect ed with Hayes Pha-raacy, became the partner of Mr. T. L. Wood the operation of Woods Place, seed and sandwich store, this week. Mr. Brtiokins has been the head clerk at the Hayes soda fount and experienced in the sandwich and quick lunch business. Mr. Wood has been proprietor qf the r-tore oLout a year. The new firm will continue to operate under the name of Woods Place. NUMBER 29 CHURCHESTO HANDLE CHARITY County Commuiioncn Decline la Sponsor Charity Organization Plans to Torn Work to Churches Contributions to the Salvation Army were with drawn Ly the coupty commissioners at their meeting Tuesday and no endorsement was made of the Baldwin county Wel fare Assodiution, the commissioners believing any action to sponsor a charity organization entirely out of their jurisdiction. Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Scovill ap peared before the commissioners asking that they he designotod the heads of the charity organization and at the same time requested a contribution for the work. Plans are now being made by citizens to organize a charity or ganization with a membership com-, posed of i.Yprescntatives of each church, with the Red Cross the op erating unit This plan will be worked out as rapidly as possible. The commissioners stated that K1WANIANS ENJOY GEORGIA they endorsed charity work but they PRODUCTS DINNER THURSDAY j believed the request made of them NIGHT entirely out of their jurisdiction. I As the matter now stands, the Red Potlikker and Corn Pone Feature | Cross is the charity unit of the coun- Diah of Meal. Farmera and ! nnd requests for charity work can Buainera Men Honor Gueata | ,>e made known to them. Each j church in the city also maintains a A Georgia products dinner which c harity fund for work in the city featured potlikker and corn pone and county, was served the Kiwanis club at thi Baldwin hotel lust Thursday whci the club entertained several farmer and business men. The dinner was most delicious nnd i greatly enjoyed Ly the men who were j present. Thi* question of dunking Members of the 16th Field Artil lery, now stationed at Fort Bragg, will pass through Milledgeville on their march to Fort Benning where they will take part in the maneuvers that are scheduled there early in April. The troops will arrive here on March 25th in time to spend the night. The Fair Grounds will prob ably be used for the encampment on the hike. The artillery unit will have more than two hundred horses and over three hundred men. They are ex pected to arrive hero in the after noon nnd leave early in the morn ing. Plans are being made to e*.. t er- tain the offices at a party at the Country Club and to arrange other entertainment for the men in the battnllion. J. M. HUTCHENS STORE ROBBED Mr. Farmer, market expert, was present and spoke or. the proposed farm market. The menu served was or f Ttowh: Potlikker, corn pone; roast Georgia chicken, dressing; turnip greens; baked apples; scuffle Georgia yams; boiled custard i:e cream; cake; hot biscuit; Bailey’s Supreme Coffee. Joe Sampson and Widie Smith Charged With The BsrgUry, and Have Been Arrested The store of Mr. J. M. Hutchens on North Jeff. .T.a . .rett was enter ed Ly burglars Tuesday night of last week and a large quantity of goods taken off. On Thursday the officers arrest ed Joe Sampson and Willie Smith, and found a portion of the ftolen goods in their posession. It is re ported that Smith has confessed nnd implicated Sampson. The negroes entered the store by side entrance by cutting a chain o’clock. The house is located Wayne street, and is THE P. T. A. WILL MEET FRIDAY I which the late Mr. Daniel Caraker The regular monthly meeting of the Parent-Teacher Association will be held at 3:45 o'clock Friday after- ,, March 6th, in the grade build ing of G. M. College. All the mem bers are urged to end. Site of Old Oglethorpe University One of the oldest houses in Mil- k>dgcville was badly damaged by fire » “ '•lUD niuBiire uy LULIUIK U CIWIII "■‘"’nine about lu.lf-p.jl f.ve Df . pad , ock nnd un ] ockin(r another lock. It is estimated that they carried South j 0 ff nn amoun t 0 f good s valued at than forty-five dollars. Smith hi- first confession also implicated .Marion aii,.-, niovt . d jnt FLOWERS BEAUTIFUL AT * building thi., weak and the GEORGIA TRAINING SCHOOL [ s '!*r 4 Allen ha» opened ' ~ _ , , , , of the ronma on the G * rd '"‘ *” d H ° l H ”"‘“ Co '° r,u ’ “ Th«ir Spring Dre«* of Van- Colored Flowers and family reride,1 for yean,. It is Snm Gr ,„ t „ m| Lovl , tt JohnlBlli „. ho note tho property of Mr. R. G. Tor. wcr( , arr ,„ te( | but ,. ter rlslMuwdi „ ranee and at the time of the fire Smiu , repudiated hi, tvas the home of Mr. F. E. Finley. co nfession connecting them with the a baker at the Elecblk Bakery. robbery. The firemen responded to the Smith a „ d Samp , on ht „ alarm Friday morninlt, and found from Alabama work on the daa , the fire in the interior of the house. at Purma „. s shaa |, Thcy b „ , , , , wh< ’ rt th< Y ke P‘ •* confined. The tried at lhc , |1( . cial ttrm of thc Su . To Be Marked on March 31, l<?3l h ° u — ■>"'< household furnishes »ere perior court t „ b ,. b( , ld in M , y rooms c f the Luilding. havt been newly ' Kreat many respects j and roomy. Tho offices sibl<, y “re retained. No place in ire beautiful nov s and hot house SCOTTSBORO DISTRICT Trainin R School. Mr. W. E. Ireland has When Mrs. J. L. Beeson was named State Historian, Georgia D. she, wishing to horor the Nancy Hart Chanter, formulated a plan Central Georitia is!whereby the site of historic Ogle iversity could be marked. ^SV NSTALLEI> C °“ nty Board of " mmmlmioned Messrs. D. », b ' P - Overmon, ond G. W. , acho °l trustees of the fobowinp theip ^ am. “ n,i overn, * n mer Kty' P! ' oplc of thc ’■ Coiling. than the irard- thorpe at the Boys I Her'plan was to mtoiest descon- |danU of old Oglethorpe students loved P r °j cct ’ an< ^ w ‘^ 1 p* 0 ®? 1 * 00 , . , | of four other honors nnd of two expert pardoner who has RJ'en : 0(fldthorpo Un l ver rity . students the youmt boys a coarse in land (hcmselvc!lf lhe funds havt M „ scape work and Rardenm*. The fr(jm tbMe desccpdanta . grounds around the buildrngs have j . , , . .. . . „ boon improved and hundreds of The memon.1 mil be Micated a, March 31, this being the ninety- flowen-s have been planted cold frames. This is one of the re habilitation projects that Mr. Ire- F. McCluney ,ant * has launched in an effort to train the young boys in some work <CREssm : that will be of benefit to them and VINSON AT nable them to do some work when ZT*:, n . released. ed h 0n ., a . v .^ nr * Vinson has Mr. Ireland and Mr. Powers have D. f , 1S Wee * £ ^rom Wash- been most aggressive in his work and Of the ,^ re has been at- great good has resulted. The flow- » »djonrned '° n ers at the Training School are well ^•fctooc f eaterda y- I worth seeing, and every citizen ! * Mr. Yj ns tC orran «e the next should moke a visit out there while ‘ " P ( ' n he chairman they are in full bloom. -°mmittee. '••nvrtt -,.; C . Ured appropriations MAUD NORRIS CIRCLE MEETS |’ ,,din fs for two 1 — Ji^trict, Sanders- The Maud Norris Circle, Mrs. Lillian Bass, chairman, will meet | r -i.ned in Wash- Monday afternoon at 4:00 o'clock \ Cotne to this city (with Mrs. Walter Stembridge at the State Sanitarium. fourth anniversary of the laying of the old corner #tonc. An interest ing program in being prepared for the occasion which the State Regent of Georgia, Mrs. Bun Wylie, of At lanta, will attend. Milledgeville folk especially, will be interested and pleased to know that the memorial is to be erected under the direct supervision of Mr. Jon Hutchnson who is so efficient and who always has given his aid to civic and charitable causes. Mrs. Beeson had, last week, the pleasure of making, in Charlottes ville. Va., a visit to Dr. L. Petrie, the oldest living alumnus of old Oglethorpe University. Dr. Petrie still proudly displays the beautiful gold watch which was given to him by his father, when he took first honor at his graduation. badly damaged by thc fire and ' ter. The firemen report that thi- fire originated in a room in which cne or two incubators wcie located. Thc house was insured. especially interested present day beautiful site of Old Oglethorpe University, which is, a« every one here knows, the site of Allen’s Sanitarium. Mrs. Beeson wrote for the Sun- day Atlanta Constitution of March MAJOR FRXNK SCHNEIDER TO THE RELIGIOUS SURVEY WILL BE MADE SUNDAY, MARCH IS 1, the followng article: March 31, 1931, on the ninety- SPEAK TO RESERVE OFFICERS The religious survey of Milledge- Major Frank Schneider, executivt ; ville which was to have been made fourth anniversary of thc laying of officer of the 325th Infantry. will| Sunda >’ a ft®r*»°on was deferred un- the original cornerstone, the D. A. 5pcalt before the reserve officers ti |.. M f rch 16th * Committees who R. will unveil a marker on the site of old Oglethorpe University. Mil ledgeville, the old capital of Geor gia, abounds in places of historic interest and the story of Oglethorpe University is as dramatic at its be ginning as it was at its ending, when students and faculty ru.-hed away join thc standards of the Confed erate army. then that the distinguished president of the university, the Rev. Samuel K. Talmadge, ground as it between the upper and nether millstone between the love of his club on Thursday evenin*, March wil1 do thi " work wil1 «™«>nl>le »t 5^ j the Methodist church at two o’clock. The vi.it of Mai. Schneider 1. a, * nd *° from there '» th ' Portion, of regular part of tho lecture counie lhe c,ty which th *F h » vc •>«” for the school. COUNTY BOARD RECEIVES MONEY FROM STATE The Board of Education this week received a check for $26,656.00 as Baldwin county’s part of the loan made by Governor Hardman. This is all the money thc county will re ceive for 1930. There will be a bal ance of over te nthousand dollars tive state, New Jersey, and his love I due, but Mr. Bivins declared that for and his responsibility of his he did not expect to receive this adopted state, Georgia, lost his rea- lomplctely and finally died. His body lies buried on the university campus. A committee of three mo.‘‘ dis tinguished men, who had the matter in charge, declared that Oglethorpe entity should be under the ex clusive control of the Presbyterian (Continued on back I»»g*) money. signed. The women of the various churches will assist, and it is expect ed that the number engaged in the task can complete their work within an hour. It is hoped the people of Milledge- ville will lend their co-operation by remaining at home until they are visited by members of the commits tee. C. Weems, President of the Gideons, has within the past few days raised a fund sufficient to pur chase forty Bibles to place in the THE R. E. LEE CHAPTER WILL MEET TUESDAY AFTERNOON. The Robert E. Lee Chapter, of the Uniter Daughter, of the Confed- ° f thr H °‘e> Baldwin. He entry will meet next Tuesday after- ! ha! * ° rd ered the Bible, and they will noon, March 10th, nt four o’clock i , l » th the clt i’, within a few day,, with Mr,. M. M. Park,. A full meet- Mr - W ' cn ” «'P« ta !o <■ dt ’ di - ing of tho members desirod. i ‘"atory service.

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Union recorder. (Milledgeville, Ga.) 1886-current, March 05, 1931, Image 1