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THE UNION-RECORDER, MILLEDGEVILLE, GA., JULY 20, 1S33
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Southern KacorJer Est*. I0U|
red a* Port Of fie*.
Published Weekly
at MUIedgevillu, G-.
R. B- MOORE—EDITOR
JERE N. MOORE—Business M
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
On* Year $IA0
[ Rataa OB Application
OFFICIAL ORGAN OF COUNTY
THURSDAY, JULY 20, 1833
REVIVAL SERVICES START
AT OAK GROVE SUNDAY
Revival services will be held at
Calc Glove conrmencig next Sunday
n- imin* at 11:30 o’clock, the pastor,
Rev. C. M. Gue't, has announced
services will be held (turning next
w ek at eight o'clock.
Mr. Chas Kelly, of Vidalia, will
a ist in the serv.'ces. Mr. Kelley
a lay preacher, and is an earnest
talker. He has been successful
conducting services.
CAROLINA TAR HEELS AT
HARBWICK FRIDAY NIGHT
The Carolina Tar Heels, W. S. B.
Radio Artists, will give an entertain
ment at Simpson Hall in Hardwick
Friday night, July 21st, from 8:
to 9:00.
Everybody is anxious to get their
hand in Uncle Sam's pocket.
Plant Batter Banns, Snap Beau*.
Watermelon*, early Jane Corn, in
(he rows where yon plow poor corn
Got poor seed at PEOPLE'S HARD
WARE CO.
Now is the ti'.ne' to keep your
money in circulation.
WANTED TO BUY—50 to 100 acre,
of good farm land near Milledge*
ville. Will pay cash. Apply at
office.
Safe guard your health by swat
ting the fly for it is a disease breed-
The past history of Milledgeville
gives a back-ground possessed by no
other city in Georgia.
FOR RENT—Lower apartment nt
306 West Green Street. Apply to
John Conn at John Conn Company.
Phone 214.
If you want I
anything sea ms
The merchants for the next few
weeks should plan a live and active
campaign of advertis ng for the
opening of the business season.
PERSON WITH MONEY TO IN
VEST—Address “Money" Care of
This Office. Wei' established
The Unon-Recordcr wishes a moot
prof.table and pleasant trip for all
those who will leave the city Friday
for the Chicago exposition.
Every man Aould have an honest
desire to acconplish something use
ful during his 'ife, and give his best
to that end.
MONEY ADVANCED ON
Ftsrnitare, Fixtures, Guns, Tools,
Books, Camp Equipment, Musical
Instruments. 10c Each Paid for
Magasiaes, Western Type Only.
Visit BOWEN TRADING DEPOT
New and Used Phonograph Records
3 piece willow lawn set $2.00
18 inch farm bell $4.75
8 piece breakfast room sail - ..$15.00
$60.00 cabinet (like new) ... $25.00
Antique walnut hull tree $4.95
Feeuy cottoa duster —.... $4.75
Gnedin# iron $1.10
Henry Distoa hand saw $1.00
Singer sewing machine $7.50
BOWEN TRADING DEPOT
Sanford Building
Neat to Dixie Shop
Bring This Ad and Get Fin Per |
Cent Discount on Anything |
SERVICES AT THE BAPTIST
CHURCH NEXT SUNDAY
The regular services will be held
at tne Baptist church next Sunday
morning at 11:30 o'clock.
Rev. L. E. Roberts, pastor, will
have as the subject of his discourse,
"The Escapes of Jesus." (Facts in
The Life of Jesus almost, everybody
overlooks).
At 8:30 o'clock in the evening
union services will be held at the
Baptist church. Rev. Frank Quillian
preaching.
Spurts
By SAM EVANS, JR.
TEXACO
CRACK-PROOF MOTOR OH.
at our station then LISTEN
to your motor with perfect
lubrication ■ ■
MASSEY'S SERVICE STATION
Phone 426
Clean With
SNOW
The South's Finest Laundry and
Dry Cleaning Plant.
Clothes Correctly Cleaned Last
Longer
SNOWS LAUNDRY & DRY
CLEANING CO.
Jack Tunnell, Manager
PHONE 440
LET US HAVE HOPE
Deep down in our heart we have
ar. abid'ng hope that someday Mil-
Icdgeville will win a baseball game
from Mac<n. Now to the ordinary
lawman the above sounds gbbaurd,
view of the fact the Blues have
turned back Macon in every game
played with the possible exception
of five or six; however, in making
our statement we have in mind the
deductions of one Ed. Ray reputed to
be the spoils Editor of the Macon
(Ga.) Telegraph. After almost every
game played between the Blues and
the Peaches, Ed has proved by care
ful deductions and no doubt by the
use of trigonometry, calculus and
other branches of higher mathama-
ticu that Mi Hedge v lie rUns w ,
earned bat merely the gift, ? £ <
Macon infield who preferred °
the bal1 roil between‘V
legs rather than field it and • '
to first base for a put-out
sure manager Butts feels
tive towards the Maco n tean, f 'j
their many kindnesses. Just think 1
games they have given to Milled/
ville. Too, Ed must th£„k the u
ledgeville players are awfull.-
hearted and cruel for he has
been able, with .11 0 f hi, ded UcUol
to figure where Milledgeville hi
given the Peaches a sinK | e
Maybe he needs another course j
mathematics. Surely he needs , 0B ,
thing. However, in spite of Ed
needs, we still have our pet he
that someday Milledgeville will „
a baseball game from Macon and «
would like for Proffetor Ray to
present.
A NEW COURT HOUSE AND JAIL
The Grand Jury in their rccom
mendations asked the County Com-
micsionern to enter into a trade with
the authorities of G. S. C. W. for a
sale of the court house nnd jail and
to investigate and make plans for
the construction of a new building.
This recommendation will no doubt
receive serious consideration since
several Grand Juries before this
have made (similar propoials.
In the past the matter of financ
ing the construction of the new
ibuild'ng has been one of serious
handicap, but under the present rul
ing of the Federal Government, tht
money can be secured for the com
plete project and only seventy per
cent will have to be repa <1. It seems
to be the ideal time to get this work
done. It must, be done in the near
future, to it deems that the wist
policy to persue is to secure the
money from the government at low
" rates of interest and while a port of
the money wil be given.
We would also urgently request
the commissioners to do everything
in th:ir power to get the [rwinton
road and the road to Allen's Invalid
Home included In the Federal pro
jects that are to be done by the
government. Commissioner Jud Wil-
hoit has indicated that he would co
operate and with the aid of Congress
man Vinson it seem3 reasonable that
with insistance nnd persistence the
road work can be secured without
cost to the county.
To begin public works in this|
county would bring in new money
and give employment to a large num
ber of people to help break the de
pression. It is a time wl
county and city cannot stand by and
not join in to secure some of this
Fedora] money. We believe careful
investigation is necessary first and
tn juu*. spend money beyond our
ability to repay would be foolish, but
we do think that a reasonable
amount of money can be secured for
certain public improvements that
will break the depression first and
give our city and rounty needed im
provements at low cost.
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FOR RENT—Three houses on North ^
Jofferson St; Ode house on Poplar
St. One House on Pine St. One 1 H
■ pertinent in Cause House. New M
Store House osi North Wayne St. ^
Filling Station Right on North
Wayne St. T. B. Dumas. j ^
TEACHERS EXAMINATION £
The annual examination of teach-.
t-rs will -be held at the Georgia . ^
Military College on Saturday, r’
August 5, 1933, beginning promptly*^
at 9:00 o'clock A. M. This exumina- Ft
lion will be given to those who are ^
applying for county licenses and the
renewal of stale certificates above
the “B” and “C” class elementary
certificates.
All teachers, white and colored,^
expecting to teach in Baldwin coun
ty next year, will be required to
take this examination, except thorc
hold'ng state certificates.
The examination for state certifi
cates will be given in the office of j
the State School Superintendent, in
Atlanta, on Friday, July 28, 1933.
The examinations for state certifi
cates will be based on one and two
years of college work. The banal ex-;
animations will be general in their*
character, including questions in
English, History, Mathematics,
Science, Languages. Education nnd
Mcthodis. No texts are specified ex
cept for Education and Methods.
By order of the State Superinten
dent of Schools.
P. N. BIVINS, C. S. S.. i
Baldwin County, Georgia
7-20-33 3t.
PLOWING THE COTTON
Farmers will get busy within a
few days for a new experience. Ii
t.:ead of plowing their cotton with
the hope of a greater yield by doing
so they will plow to destroy the
crop.
A iarge amount of money will
come into the county when this work
is done and will give the farmers
the opportunity to get some of their
crop debts cleared up. But the great
feature of this movement is the in
crease in price of the staple which
will give more spending power to
the farmer this fall.
The farmers in Baldwin county
have co-operated splendidly with the
agent and'shown a readiness to help
bring about relief to depressing agri
cultural conditions.
Tells Mow She Took
4 Inches Off Mips
7 Inchces Off Waist
In 40 days by taking Kruschcn
j Salth, Mm Ho'.ga Blaugh of New
York City reduced 26 1-2 lbs.—took
4 inches off h<]>s, 3 inches off bust
nnd 7 1-2 inches off waist. She
; writes: “I haven't gone hungry
j moment—I feel fine and look 10 yrs.
younger."
To get rid of double chins bulg
ing hips, ugly rolls of fat on waist
and upper arms SAFELY' and with
out discomfort —at the same time
build up glorous health and acquire
a clear skin, bright eyes, energy and
vivaciousness—to look younger and
feel it—take a half teaspoonful of
Kruschen Salts in a glass of hot
water every morning beiore break
fast.
One jar lasts 4 weeks and costs
but a trifle at Harris Halls Drug
Store or any drug store the world
over. Make sure you get Kruschen
because it’s SAFE. 'Money back if
not joyfully satisfied. (Adv.)
For First-class Tin and Sheet
Metal Work in Both Materials and
Workmanship, Call at
BRADLEY’S TIN SHOP
109 1-2 Hancock St. MilMgevtIU, Ga
JENKINS-& VEAL
LAWYERS
105 Sanford Building
MilledgeviUe, Ga.
Fresh Meat Specials
SaturdayOnly
Georgia Pig Hans Whole ib.
Spare Ribs- Per ib. .
Neck bones, Per lb. .
Pork Chops, 2 lbs. for .
14c
~..9c
Georgai Pork Shoulders, Whole lb.
Roast, Choice Pork- Per Ib
Pork Steak- 2 lbs. for
...25c
..lie
...lie
COLD COOKED MEATS FOR HOT WEATHER
Sliced Boiled Ham- Per ib.
35c
Sliced Bologna, Per Ib. 15c
Sliced Chicken Loaf, Per Ib. — 29c
Pimento Luncheon, Per Ib 19c
Sliced Dried Beef, 1-2 lb. 19c
Veal, Choice Milk Fed, Cutlets or Chops Per Ib 29c
Veal, Choice Slicing Roast, Per Ib. 15c
Steaks- Choice K. C. Beef, Per Ib J2Sc
Salt Meat, End Cat, Per Ib ll e
Salt Meat- Center Cat, Per h. 12c
Sliced Barbecne, Per Ib. 45c
Sliced Coned Beef, Per Ib. 29c
Gooee Liver, Per lb. 25c
Al Pork Laacbenn, Per Ik.
Weiners- Per Ib
Veal, Pat Roast, Per h.
JSc
- 15c
19c
Veal Stew, 4 lbs. for .*....25e
Roast Choice K. C. Beef, Per b. 12 <1-2 to 18c
Salt Meat for Boiling, Per I. 7 |.j
Friers- Fat and Fine- Per Ib. (Lire Wt) 21c
Dressed Trent, Per Ib. — 14c
Fresh Mullet or Croakers, 3 lbs. for 29k
Pnrp Pork Ssusage, Bulk. 2 lbs. for 25t
Smoked link Sausage, Per Ib. Ife
Sausage. Per lb |fe
Bo* Per lb \j\ Tt
BILL OSBORNE M
NOW IN CHARGE OF
MASSEY’S SERVICE STATION „
He Has Had A Number of Years Experienced as A Service ^4
Station Operator and is Well Equipped to give
TEXACO SERVICE
Drive In. Phone 26
For Texaco Fire Cheif Gas, Marfok Certified Lubrication—
Texaco Crack Proof Motor Oils.
Only at Texaco Stations
MASSEY’S SERVICE STATION
Visit ns Regularly and Keep Yew Car Out of Repair Shops
LUCKY STRIKE—CHESTERFIELD—OLD GOLD-CAMEL
Cigarettes
Tax Paid
CARTON
?!
Wesson Oil Pint 19c
CHEESE
Wisconsin New York
Lb Lb
15c. 21c.
SULTANA—BROKEN SLICES
Pineapple
No. 2 1-2
CAN
15c
IONA—DESSERT HALVES
Peaches No. 21-2 can 15c
SPAGHETTI Encore Cooked .... 2 cans 15c
O. K. SOAP POWDERS 2 Pkgs. 9c
CERTO Bottle 27c
GINGERALE Yukon Club . 2 Bottles 15c
PURITY NUT OLEO 3 lbs. 25c
TEA °Sf°r 1-2 lb box XOc
CRACKERS Premium, 1 lb. Flake Box .. 15c
SHOE POLISH, Whittemores, Can .. 8 l-3c
QUAKER MAID
Ketchup 14oz. bottle 10c
WHITEHOUSE
Evaporated Milk 3 tall cans 17c
RAJAH SALAD
Dressing
X Pints
ISc
SUNNYF1ELD—i .AIN OR SELF-RISING
Flour 24 89c
Iona Flour 24 lb bag 74c
Anybody Can Grease a Car
but only toadied and experienced operators cam
LUBRICATE YOUR CAR
As It Should Be Done
Phone 566
We Get Every Part Well Lubricated With The Right Grease
and Dope—We Always Meet Factory Requirements in Lubri
cating Your Car.
Don't Take The Chance—With Just Anybody—Send Your
Car Where They K^ow How.
SIMM SERVICE STATION
ALVIN TANNER GLOVER BROOKINS
Tasty Drinks From A
Spotlessly Clean Fount
Binford’s Apothe ary
“Just a Good Drug Store”
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