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THE UNION-RECORDER, MILLEDGCEVILLE, GA., DECEMBER 28. 1*33
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at MilledgeviUe. Ga.
R. 0. MOORE—EDITOR
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OFFICIAL ORGAN OF COUNTY
THURSDAY. DEC. 28. 1833
i.'l be for the welfare and well
being of the people.
\n exten.-ion of sewage lines into
many parts of the city that do not
now enjoy thi* modem convenience
would be of material propres*. These
people should be given these fucili-
t'es if there is any way that it can
be dona. We hope tho offer of Mr.
Bone trill be given seriouj considera-
S. D. STEMBRIDCE AND L.
ANDREWS BEGIN THIRD
TERM AS COUNCILMEN
Social "News
MISS MELL1CENT McWHORTER
Mr. S. D. Stembridge and Mr. L. ENTERTAINS AT BRIDGE.
H. Andrews will 'tegin their third j Friday morning Ms.. .Mellicent
term as members of the City Coun-, McWhorter was hostess to a num-
c 1 on Monday night. I her of ier fr ends at a bridge party
ftembridge has missed onlvj ut her home on Clark street. Christ-
nas decorations were used through-
>ut the home and a Christmas de
gn was on the tallies. After
one meeting of the counc-1 during
the eight years he has served. He
A be.ter system of garbage dis- has been loyal and faithful in his
posal and collection would be a duties and has devoted much time to
forward step. This k. a prt>blem ( the interest of the city,
that has puzzled the city officials' Mr. Andrews is always interested
for several years. A crematory is in the progress of the city and has
the wise solurion, tut wh. ther th : s given untiringly of his time to ad-
can be built now is a matter for vance the interest of Milledgeville.
the council to decide. The more
frequent collection of garbage in the COMMISSION EXPECTED TO
residential sections should be one • ANNOUNCE PRISON CHANGE
of the immediate improvements in ■-
the city service however and this' It ia uderstood the Prison Corn-
can be done. mission will announce th ; s week the DANCE AT ECHETAH CLUB
dance on Wednesday evening in hon
or of her daughters, Misses Mar
jorie and Levinia Scott, who ore at
home from Agnes Scott College for
the Christmas holidays.
The bell room of the club was
decorated in holly, -mistletoe and
evergreens. A beautiful Christman
tree- was arranged in one corner of
the room and Christmas 'bells formed
a center decoration. During tile even
ing delicious refreshments were
morning of playing contract, delici- served-
ous refreshments were served. } —— —
The top score prize was won by PROM PARTY GIVEN BY
M‘S3 Betty Bell and consolation was, MISS LOUISE RILEY AND
cut by Miss Josephine Bone.
Those young ladies invited' -
APPROACHING A NEW YEAR
As an old year reaches its end and ,
i new year begins to dawn
it ~lor.ll. Chu ' JSTCd
j We would like to see all garbage, changes that are to be made at
| cans in the business section of the t State prison Farm effective Jsnu-
eity placed in the back yan*j out ary 1st.
^ j o' s : ght. Th's would improve the The announcement will officially
: appearance of the streets and keep. name Roland H. Lawrence superin-
from blowing tendent to succeed Judge B. H. Dun-
FRANCES FINNEY.
A delightful affair of the Christ-
Misses Betty Bell, Betty Allen, Eula; mas holidays was the party given
Flake Patfman, Lauret'.e Bone, ] Monday evening by Mieses Louise
Josenhine Bone, Catherine Cox, - Riley and Frances F-nney at the
Barbara Ann Conn. j home of Mrs. L. R. Riley at Stevens
Pottery. AXfcer gamea and proms,
delicious refreshments were served.
to look forward with hope and to
look backward while we reflect up
on the lost opportunities and mis-
“t" brer m rx-\ >1-™“''=- » *> *«• thlm «...
„ • ;* «.!lH Th. He- 1 w 11 ** f» r ,lle best interest of the
citing year ta to put it mild, ine ae-. ..... . .
pnnla, b.d rr~hrd tkr pl«, ; k.PPi~» ."d ..llbrm, .1
wr. .taort «xxn.nt.; ,! " *■•*► « W. IwM •• <*
tb, prrblrm pf j«.t rrh.t 1. d. ... ,h ' m “ l ""e 1 "*™
MM ..lotion .nd „! «'th. r,..no...O th..rf<,r. .. b,-
.t.rt.d rot tb. year with I'M. hop. | l, ' v ' “ ”' lk >™P~lton -”d «ta»i-
bot much f.itb th* omcrtMw. '*“™ "«*“*•
..old b. d».. wh.» M.ixk tth >b"oU tnoorrilt"! .........
rival- Tb. dry cm. ..d o. bed 1 « “•”* »>««> _ Th ">
... zr,U Prt.id.nt pl.d«. Umtt '“'J "Mm tb, public
to a new order and declare that. e *
America was on its way tc greater ‘ Milledgeville is going forward. We
th'ngs. redidicating this country to have the test city in the world. Let
God. and asking that His divine! us work harmoniously together next
guidance m : ght direct us to a new year, devoting some time and inter-
rra when men might find more free-j«*t to those th'ngs which mean for
dom in life and not a greater accu-j the rood of the whole, instead of
mutation of wealth. centering all our energies to feather
To «ut tbi. del, ill b..l. °» r i.divi tu.l »•* without
| around this section. , j away. Warden Beard of the Tuber-
i The city council and Mayor Horne i *utar Hospital will exchange jobs
| have, we believe, sincerely pledged[with Warden Proctor under the
new plans.
Judge Dunaway will become sup-
• ntendent of the new m : llion and
half dollar prison under construction
Reidsville.
i the nation were closed. A 1 ’ of
helping us as wt go Llong.
, remember those days and with
hated breath the developments that!
We wish for the new Mayor and
Council as they enter the new year.
followed in qu’ck succession were
wa‘ched with unparrslled interest.'
The cnt : re program of government
was reorganized and Congress act
ing under the direction of this new
leader waded into the fight to break
good health and happiness and con
tinued success in their efforts to
help Milledgevlle.
NOW IS THE TIME TO ACT
I Time is hurrying on. The oppor-
the depression. Almost ten months ( tuiritics to secure federal aid in pub-
have parsed since then and we have. |f c improvement* h fast slipping by
seen the dtacoustagemcnt and lost I and if we are to act, we must do
hope of early 1933 transformed in- now.
enthus'asm and desire to
, Stressing the importance of spond-
•o forward. Gloom has been dispers-. i n(f money in the expansion and
•d and happiness has taken its place, provement of the facilities of G
iie nre on our way, united in a com- j G . seems to us ent'rcly unnecessary.
enure, to restore to this country n, e school ahould be of maJ - or in .
• opportunity for
There has truly been a revolution, a
special and economical reformation
that is leading men upward and on-
Thc example of cynical, self-seek
ing nnd greedy person has no place
: n thi- new American life. The per
son who would 'work human in-
junt'ces upon those unable to defend
themselves to the end that they might
gain in wealth and power are
this new order. The person who
think- competition the one law, self
ishness the sole morality and wealth
tb? supreme goal, will not stand un
der the new order of thing*. The
ulrima’e goal of the whole plan is
for an ; od : vidualirm in which right*
nre the mere corrnlatives of duties
and of which the final goal is the
freedom to think and live as a man
plea-os : n a society of mutual re-
rooe 1 and consideration.
So we are on our way and ns we
aparoach the end of the year we
ran look hack upon much to he
thankful nnd at the same time look
toward the brand new three hun
dred nnd sixty-five dayB just ahead
w th great hope nnd expectation. May
we pledge each individual life to do
it* part. To ptrivo to briug about
the ult’mate achievement of the
whole new order, a fair, honest,
square deal for all that men might
have ! ! fc moiM abundantly.
PATIENTS AT HOSPITAL
ENJOY CHRISTMAS
The patients and employees
Allen's Invalid Home were gi’-en a
treat Christmas morning when Santa
Claus arrived and distributed pres
ents from a large tree in the amuse
ment hall.
Every patient and employee at the
hospital were remembered. Miss
Floride Alien had charge, and stock
ings filled with fruit* and nut* were
passed out in addition to useful
gifts. The Negro employees cafme up
later for their gifts. Several Christ
mas songs and spirituals were sung
by the Negroes.
At noon a delicious Christmas
dinner was *ervea.
PRESBYTERIAN AUXILIARY TO
MEET THIRD MONDAY IN
JANUARY.
The Woman's Auxiliary of
Presbyterian phurch will postpone
its January meeting unitl tV> third
Monday of the month. At that time
the first pr, gram of the week of
prayer for Home Missions will be
given.
CHRISTMAS NIGHT i Mrs. J. T. Finney assisted Mrs.
Members of the Echetah Country ' Riley in serving.
Club assembled Monday evening I Those present were: Misses Louise
for the annual Christmas dance. The and Pathene Riley; Frances Finne;*
ball room was beautiful with lovely Avis Hall; Elizabeth and Frances
decorations of the season. The next) and Mary Jewell Martin; Ruth and
dance at the club will be New Year’s Mary Ella Allen; Cera Torrance;
night. | Evelyn Pierce; Winifred Youngblood;
Messrs. Nevins, Louis, « nd f -
Hall; -George GIadin . Julja j Jjj
Marvin Cormanni; Brooks .
Dorsey Smith; Cecil Lee- w i
Torrance; Flemming an ’ d R ' er
MSSS“*s-“
ber of their friends at *
party at the Country Clhb Thumday
evening, compPmenting Mrs i v .«
I- 'i?
Those enjoying the occasion we
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Fisher, Mr mnd
Mrs. Fred Starr, Mr. and Mrs. j Bn
* r rj -* *■
«r. »l Me. Gum., »,
PI. 1 Ban, Dr. .nd B„ s..
Andenon. Mr. ad Hr. j. p
J... Hr. “nd Nn W. B. Ha.U.d,
L- C. Andrews. M„ Lu . ;l(
Dnnnwnp. Mr. Jo. Andw.., „ r o.
WIB Ro„a, Mr fide,, Ut Stan
bridge, Mr. Walker McKnight.
Mrs. jr. F. Bell winning top score
for ladies and Mr. Fred Starr top
for men. A delicious salad (
GOLDEN-FOUNTAIN j
On last Sunday afternoon, Decem
ber 24 inst at the home of Rev. P. |
N Allen the marriage of Mies Addie
Lee Golden and Mr. Fred Fountain,
solemnized. Only a few relatives
and friends witnessed the ceremony.
Those accompanying the bride and
groom were. Miss Mary Golden, sis
ter of the bride. Misses Louise and
Margaret Golden, cousins and Mr.
Claude Grimes and Mr. Duggan
Golden uncle and brother of the
bride. Mrs. Fountain is the daugh
ter of Mrs. R. C. Golden, a beauti
ful woman of the brunette type has
won many friends by her charming
personality.
Mr. Founta : n is the oldest son of
Mr. Frank Fountain, is a young man
of many sterling qualities numbers
his friends by his acquaintance all
of whom wish for them a long and
huppy life.
MRS. W. M SCOTT ENTERTAINS
FOR MISSES MARJORIE AND
LEVINIA SCOTT.
Mrs W. M Scott enterta'ned at a
COLONIAL THFATRE
Mldnite Sunday
New Year’s Eve
tercst to every citizen because it is
the local unit that gives opportunity
to our children to grow in wisdom
and knowledge. Therefore G. M. C.
is the one thing in the county that
holds the greatest interest of the
people. The need of improvements
it the college is evident if the s'- v
is to progress and keep pace w : th the
modern equipment of other schools.
This brings us to the point, if money
can be secured for the construeion
of new buildings, and oher needed
changes at the college, there should
not be any holding back about it.
If collateral from the county ■*
necessary, we believe it should be
furnished and we firmly belii
there will not be one cent that the
county will have to pay. but the
school will be able to meet the pay
ments as they come due. We hope
that some action w : lj be taken to se
cure th*s money nt an early date and
all authorities of city and county
will g've immodtate consideration to
-ecure federal aid in providing other
needed fac lities in the county.
We are expected to do out part in
restoring .national prosperity We
cannot hold back and lag behind.
HOME COMING AT HARDWICK
BAPTIST CHURCH SUNDAY
There will be a home coming dny
at the Hardwick Baptist church next
Sunday. All the members and form
er members are urged to attend. A
barbecue dinner will be served.
Rev. J. F. McCluney has served
pastor of ih : s church a number of
years, and is anxious to meet h :
people.
Rev. Mr. Baker, of Macon, will be
the principal speaker, and
interesting sermon can be expected.
PREACHING AT CAMP
CREEK NEXT SUNDAY
THE NEW CITY COUNCIL
Mayo- J. A. Horne and the v
city eonnril will begin a new te
of office next Monday. The past
two years have been fruitful ones
for the city admin'stration .Debts __ _
have been reduced and the c ! tv has' trade and res'ore confidence. It «m-
The United States, when the ad
ministration changed last March, was
on the verge of the rocks, and con
ditions were rapidly growing worse.
President Roosevelt realized that
drastic steps were neecssarw if the
country was saved. Congress placed
upon h'm this responsibility, and he
met it with courage and determina
tion. and he has brought about new
conditions in order to give employ
ment to the mill'ons of idle, increase
b“en kept out
naturally the new term 1 started
with rreater hope and encouroge-
men* than *he lart.
We would ITte *«» "ee a great many
things dene ! n MU'edeeville dnr'ng
the next, two y"nrs. Changes nnd
improverr-r's c*>r.‘ money of course,
and naturnlt-.- whatever imnrove-
ments are mad" have to t-e done
gradually- -'n order that the he-t fi
nancial -*fetv of the e'tv he main
tained No doubt Mayor Home and and to do.
his council hava many Plans that
they hope to put ! nto effect we do RETURN TRAIN TICKET
no* know what the rccommendnt'ons Waihirgton. D. C. for *•!• very I
will be but we are confident they r-.iAuU*. r*» France* Fowler.
not be denied that a great transfor-
mat'on has taken place, and millions
of people have been taken off the
bread line nnd given employment.
The goal set by President Rotwevelt
ha- not yet been reached, ibut those
who would criticesc h>m would do
well to atop and meditate what the
condition of the country might he. if
♦here was rot n brave and courage
ous man at the b«!mn of the govern
ment who had the courage “to dnre
Preaching services are to be held
Camp Creek Primitive Baptist
church next Saturday and Sunday,
December 30th and 31st, at 11:00
A. M.
Elders Temulea, Bird, Hooks and
Greene are e.\pected to be present
both days.
On Sunday night at 7:30 o’clock,
there w'll be preaching at Midway
Chapel near Allen’s Sanitarium. The
public is cordially invited to each of
these -meetings.
MR. M W. STEMBRIDCE TO
CONTINUE BUSINESS
Mr. M. W. Stembridge has regain
ed his health and strength and will
continue in business as the operator
of the Variety iStorc in the Sanford
Building. Several mon*h« ago Mr.
Steirfbridge’s health gave way, and
it was announced that he would re
tire from business. H ; s stock
goods and fxtures were placed in
the hands of Mr. Joe Hough to be
rold. H : a condit : on however,
greatly improved, and he has decid
ed to con ! .inue in business.
The sure w ay to promote temper
ance and improve control of the
l : quor traffic is to take from the
sale of intoxicant* the profit advant-
CALL W. H. RFVES MULE CO.
8
For Re’isMe InforrrntioR Abont
Mole* and Horte*
Wishing Yon A
HAPPY NEW YEAR
MAY WE SUGGEST
Hog Jowl lb
Black Eye Peas lb
IOC
4c
N.B.C. Fig Bars
lb
lb ISO
QUAKER MA!0 PORK AMD ’
Beane 6 1-lb cans 25c
IONA—DESSERT HALVES
Peaches 2
No. 2 1-2
CANS
25c
•cial
Brand New Param
Ralaasad December 18th
•THE GIRL WITHOUT A ROOM”
Charle* Farrell, MarsnariU Char-
hill, Char Raffle*, Walter Woolf.
Groat Entertainment 10c and 25c
NEW HITS THIS WEEK
Thi* Thursday and Friday
Dec. 28th and 2»th
Positivetly The Beat M-G-M-Specia!
Thi. Year
•THE PRIZE-FIGHTER AND THE
LADY”
Regular Admiaiion
THIS SATURDAY.THE 30TH
Ed Wynn, “Chic" Sale, in “The
Chief” Another New Paramo
Hit. Ju*t 10c and 20c.
Watch for now Lionel Barrymore,
'ay Tenrle, Alice Brady. Special
id Tneiday. January 1*1
Monde;
and 2nd
ttttttyttttty
How Many Timee Have Yon Paid
7Sc or 31.00 for Half Sole. Only to
Hare Them Wear Thra in A Few
Week?
If Yon Will Let .. Reeole Year
Shoe* That Wont Happen. Wa Give
Yon A Definite Time Guarantee
With Oar Sole*.
1ST GRADE LEATHER SOLES
Guaranteed Fire Months
Man's 31-25 Ladies' 31.00
3RD GRADE LEATHER SOLES
Men'. 7 Sc
Take Chance* on Cheap Sole*.
When W. Will T.he All The Risk?
SUPER SHOE SERVICE
And
SHINE PARLOR
Phone 120 Free Delivery Service
“The Beat i* The Cheapest”
Del Monte
SPINACH No. 2 Can 13c; No. 2 1-2 Can I7c
TINY KERNEL CORN No. 2 Can 18c
PINEAPPLE Sliced Nn. 2 Can 15c
PEANUT BUTTER Ann P. X e
1 lb. Ju 15c
SULTANA PEANUT BUTTER 2 1-fc. hn Z5e
MUSTARD Rajab
COCOA Quaker Maid
AJAX SOAP
TOMATO SOUP Van Camp.
SELOX SOAP POWDER
. 2 8-ex. Jan 15c
.... 1-2-lb Can 18c
3 1-D>. Ban 18c
Can 5c
. Small Pkg. 5c
DICED CARROTS Slokely’a No. 2 Can 10c
0. K. SOAP POWDER Pkf. 5c
PALMOLIVE SOAP 3 Cakes 19c
LUX SOAP FLAKES Pkf. 18c
AUNT JEMIMA GRITS 2 Pkf». 13c
SWANS DOWN CAKE FLOUR Pkf. Z9c
OLD DUTCH CLEANSER
LIGHTHOUSE CLEANSER
TOMATO SOUP CampbeH’s
OVALTINE
. 3 Cans 19c
. 3 Can. 10c
2 Cos 13c
. Can 39e
EAGLE BRAND MHJC Can 28c
C0C0ANUT Bakers Bke Label cr Yellow Labe! 2 Cans 25c
SUNBRITE Cleanser 2 Cans 9c
QUAKER OATS 2 Ctm. 15c
SUNNYFIELD OATS 2 Ctns. 13c
0. K. SOAP 2 Bars 9c
FNC0RE SPACHETTI 3 Cam Z5c
SHREDDED WHEAT Pkf l*
Iona Brand
Com, String Beans or Beets
3 No. X Casts l$c
SULTAN* BULK
Peanut Butter
ENCORE MACARONI OR
Spaghetti
SULTANA
Pineapple No. 2 1-2 can
RAJAH
Salnd Pressing 2 pints
lb
pkS
IOC
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ISC
XSC
Plain or Self-ri*infl
FLOUR
Wellbread Iona Sunnyfiek
24Lbs 24 Lbs 24 Lbs
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