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THE UNION-BECORDKB, MILLEDCEVILLE. GA., DECEMBER 21, 1233
AMERICAN NITRATES
PRIZES OFFERED FOR
YOUTHFUL FARMERS
Barrett Co. Plan Conte.ti for Cror-
|i*'i Future Forman end 4-H
Club Member..
Atlanta. Go.—A* part of an
elaborate agricultural development
program, the Barrett Company, dis
tributors of Arcadian, the American
Nitrate of Soda, will conduct better
farming contents not only in Geor
gia but in many other southern
states as well. ' •*
The contests, deta in of which are
to be announced later, will be in
augurated soon after the first of the
year and will bo especially designed
to interest youthful agriculturists in
better farm management. They will
be conducted in co-operation with
county agents and agricultural edu
cational institutions and will consist
largely of field demonstration work
Participants in the contests will be
drawn from 4-H Clubs and the Fu
ture Farmers of America.
Details of the Georgia contests
are now being worked out (ty repre
sentatives of the Barrett Company
with G. V. Cunningham, state 4-H
Club leader; L M. Sheffer, super-;
visor of agricultural education in'
the department of vocational educa
tion; M. B- Mobley, assistant super
visor of agricultural extension, and
others. County agents will co-operate :
actively aa will state experimental
stations It is expected that details
for at least two Georgia contests will
be announced carlv in January. It i
is known that valuable prises will be
offered in each of the contests as
an inc«nt : ve to voung agriculturists.,
The Barrett Company will assign
to the agricultural development pro-,
gram representatives who are not
only well veraed in the various
phases of agricultural education
work, but also are men of wide ex- j
perlence as practical farmers and j
as former county agents. j
Through such representatives the
Barrett Company hopes to be of
d'stinct service in fostering aiTlcul-
tural education and promoting farm
development generally in co-opera
tion with county agents, agricultural
extension services, experimental sta
tions and others. The company hopes
to be of much practical aid to the
South through the field demonstra-
t ! on work that is planned.
Hie contests will be Conducted
tinder rules prescribed by existing
official agencies, the company pro
viding the prixes and co-operating in
every pract : cal way with county
agents and others.
Miss Eloisc Frisbee and Miss Lois
Allen were visitors on Ivey Route
t Sunday.
Mr. V. ?. Jackson .from Herndon
was home Sunday.
Miss Sarah Etheridge was a week
end visitor on Ivey Route 1.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank G'bbs of Gor
doii were the guests of the latter’s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. C- E. Hardie
Sunday.
Mrs. Lamar Jackson and dainty
little daughter, Jess : e Lee, were not
at Ivey Sunday, little Miss Jessie Lee
carries so much of the sunshine with
her when she goes.
• • •
‘Mrs. W. B. Richardson, Jr., Is
suffering from a sore hand caused
by a splinter.
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The Christmas tree at Coopers
school was a b ! g success the audi-
to.ium was filled to overflowing with
ch ldrer. and their parents. They were
so joyous so filled with laughter and
song one could almost call it a how
ling success.
o o o
Miss Jesrie Richardson one of the
most popular teachers of Danville
H'gh school ia home for the Christ
mas holidays.
Andrew M. Allen, oldest son of
Rev. and Mrs. P. M. Allen, is one
of S3 out of the entire U. S. Amy
to successfully pass examination for
enrollment in the Telephone Elec
tricians course at the Svrnal school
Fort Monmouth, N. J. Andrews Regi
ment the 29th U. 5 Inf, has a slo
gan ‘VWb Head The Wav” and eleven
of the 33 were from the 29th, An
drew is expected home for the holi
days and will leave early in the new
year 1b- N«tw jersey.
tsars4 Branch church has eloaed
a most .'ueeeasfnl year and Bro.
John Wood, acting Pastor, holds the
love of his people.
WILD PEACH TREES TO BE
BE DE3T9YED IN BALDWIN
FIRST GAME OF JUNIOR
SERIES FRIDAY AFTERNOON
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KEEPS. PROMISE AND HURRIES
BACK TO PRISON
Jimmy Ricks is in prison here. In
a recent wholesale ja : lbreak Jimmy
escaped. He made his way to Atlanta
and called Governor Talmadge
the telephone. The Governor asked
h'm to come and see him, Jimmy did,
and Governor Talmadge. Judge G.
A. Johns, of the rison Commission,
and Tom Linder, executive secretary
decided, after hearing Jimmy's story
that he was due one dny’s leave to
see his family.
“Be back at the state farm by
4:00 o’clock Tuesday afternoon”, the
IQcvernor instructed Jimmy before
the fugitive departed for his home in
Fayettrtrille to see h ! s family.
The difference in eastern and cen
tral time, no^ taken into considera
tion by Ricks, almost made hvn late,
but by frantic hurrying he managed
to reach the prison farm by four
o’clock to keep his prom'sc with
Governor Talmadge.
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•uonme but wsoKAScr
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C K. ANDREwS ft SON
Baldwin county is included in the
Civil Works Administration Project
for the destruction of »11d peach
trees in an effort to prevent the
spread of. the phony disease which
seriously threatens the future of the
peach industry.
It is important that, as far as is
humanly possible, we destroy all 3f
the wild pench trees in the areas
where the phony peach eradication
work is carried on, as these trees
are a serious drawback to the com- 1
merc'al industry. Wild poach trees j
are not only of no value whatever!
but, unless they can be ePmhiated, j
they will constitute s permanent
reservoior of reinfection for the
phony peach disease and will harbor
other destructive disease.* and in
sects.
Growers and all others -'ho are
interested in the industry can be
of much assistance in promoting this
work if they will furnish informa
tion concerning any group of wild
peach trees along woods or at places
where eulls have been dumped, either
from packing sheds or canning fac
tories. Such information should be
sent to W. F. Turner, U. S- Peach 1
Deane Field Laboratory, Fort Val
ley, Georgia.
The first football game in the
junior league Friday afternoon when
Teams A and B. C. and D. meet on
Davenport field. The teams are in
the 100 pound class and four full
quarters will be played in each game.
Coach Wallace Butts has had the
young boys in his charge several
days training them and teaching a
few plays. A small admission charge
Is being made and the proceeds will
go to defray the expenses of Aubrey
Proctor who was injured in an acci
dent
The two teams are ready for the
game and interest is running high.
A series of games will be played
and a champion selected. There are
tw 0 leagues. One composed of boy*
100 pounds and under the other of
boys wejgfo’ta tweri one hundred
pounds but under fi'fteen year* of
•*e. i
CALL W. H. RIVES MUtf CO.
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For RefiaUe bfematie. Abe*
VINSON TO ASK GUARANTEE
OF HOME LOAN BONDS
Congressman Carl Vinson has an
nounced that he will introduce a
bill to guarantee the home loan
bonds that are issued by the govern
ment on application of home owners
to retire indebtedness on their prop
erty.
The government now guarantees
the interest on the bonds but not the
pmicTal Mr. Vinson will provide
for a guarate* of the principal in
his bill. Mr. Vlnaon says a number
of appFeations for government
loans on homes have been held up
and prevented because of the gov
ernments failure to guarantee the
principal and he believes that his b ! 0
will open up the credit of the Home
Loan Corporation.
CARD OF THANKS
We wi«b to express
tion of the aaaiataace so nobly rend
ered by our neighbors
Mby God’s richest Mornings rest
TEACHERS EJUMIn at , 0n
Tfachere EwminsUon, f, ,
C.rtificie, will hcM , ' '
of th, Cbt. School Sop, ri „ '
on Saturday, January 27, i 9aj
9:00 o’clock A. M. These exam
tions will be based on or.-
four y,.',
Will include questions j n £„_■
history, Mathematics, La tl!l
French, Education and Method^
further information desired ma-
secured from the office of
County School Superintendent
By order of M. D. Collin,. s
Superintendent of School,.
P. N. BIVINS, C. S. C,
Baldwin. County
THE
a L. A. BROOKINS
CHILDREN.
Green Fro
Sandwich Sho
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V* Mir ■ fo
CALL V. H. RIVES MULE CO.
Plnae 8
For RAMe Inf arms Hon About
Mules and Ho*»es
Lady Took Cardni
And Got Rid of
Pam b Her Side
ImI mi lams, mr health was bad.
aa I began taking ChrduJ “ writes
Ml H. K. Slaughter, of Norman,
Okla. "My mother had glren mo
OnM In girlhood, ao naturally I
tamed to It when I felt I needed
tt I Mt run-down and a general
woahai ,1. I had bad, dbsy bead-
to danee before my eyes. My right
aide pained me so much, but slncn
taking Cardni the pain baa left
BM. I hare taken several bottles
of Cardni and hare Improved a
great deal.”
Cartel U aold at drug stores here
DAIRYMEN MAY GET
MORE MONEY UNDER
PLAN OF WALLACE
(By Georgia Newspaper Alliance)
The Georgia dairy farmer who
has been watching with some con
cern and a great deal of wonder
ment the actions of the government
in making the way smoother for the
cotton farmer, the wheat raiser and
the corn producer, will find consola
tion! in the announcement by Secre
tary of Agriculture Wallace that
his department is studying ways and
means of turning money into the
dairyman’s pocket,.
Offie'al, of the Departm* nt of
Agriculture have born conferring on
various proposals for production con
trol In the dairy industry and are
ready to report their findings to the
secretary. Some sort of processing
tax 1, cons'dered inevitable, and
plans for reducing the herds by elimi
nating non-produc ! ng cows is one of
the main topics of dispute, H was
said.
WALKER AND STANLEY—Here
two pice ill room heases (or rent.
Cheep io desirable port of MHlodgO-
rille. See them quick.
When
Santa Comes
He’ll Want
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to Dessert.
Chickens, Turkeys, Meats, Oysters
Staple and Fancy Groceries
Fruits, Nuts—Candies
Fresh Vegetables Daily
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