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warm weather BRINONR
OUT MANY SNAKES NOW
Report* reaching MiHedgeville arc
t0 the effect that rattlesnakes are be-
tuning numerous. The public is
v,:»rned to be tarC.'ul while in the
• L *! is or ur ds. The warm spring
•.ither is causing many snakes to
awl from their dens.
B Y. P. U. BETTER SPEAKER’S
CONTEST TO BE HERE MAY 26
Regional representatives of Cen
tral East Georgia in the 3etter
Speakers' contest and the Interme
diate Sword Drill contest will be
chosen Sunday afternoon, May 26
at First Baptist Church of Milledgc-
vlle in a rally beginning at 3:00
o'clock Eastern Stardard Time.
Associational representatives will
compete in the Better Speakers' con-
test. In the Intermediate Sword Drill j
contef-t one or several Intermediates
may compete from each association, j
Th<* meeting will last about an j
hour and a half and many interest- j
;ng phases of the work cf the Bap- |
list Training Union will be present- j
cd Indications are now that the I
largest attendance of the year will J
gather to witness the regional con- j
test*. The latest news of the En- j
campments at Shorter College. June
8-15 and June 15-22. will be brought.
to the attention of the members j
present.
At a recent rally held at Midway j
Baptist church. Miss Lillie Parker of j
Fr r.dship was chosen to represent j
the Milledgeville District and the |
X. -king ton Association. Miss Jewell.
-,' vlcr of Milledgeville ran her a j-
(vise second and was named first,
nit- mate; others in the contest were j
A nes Brooks. Dcna Jackson, and i
Bryant Leveritt. Judges were: Ma- j
• Sam Wftatlcy. Rev. R. C. Shea j
rl Mrs. Simpson. A large number |
i young people and leaders arc ex- j
• ted to be present from MiPcdpo-
!!c. Midway. Devercux. Friendship. |
ilack Sprirgs. ard other churches,
ct mposing the Mi lcdgeville District I
support their speaker.
Six new girls a’-e now living in the
lomc Management House under the
iircction of Miss Clara W. Hasslock
it G. S. C. W.
Hous
will
The Practi
open until the ceilege closes in June.
The new girls are: Leta Boynton.
‘ Albany: Dorothy McTyre. Powder
Springs: Avalona Athon. Macon:
Martha McKenney, Powder Springs;
Mary Lucy Hammett. Haynevilie;
and Bertha Helseth. Vero Beach.
Fla.
BREVITIES ».N THE NEWS i
Stone Mountain half-dollars re- j
maining in the treasury reserve
have been melted and reminted in- ,
10 other coins, according to word re- i
ccived by J. Lawrence McCord, vice-
chairman of the State Memorial and
Monumental Commission. Th'I'o ,
now in circulation are believed to
be unique in that they are issued by
one government to memorialize a
government against which it had
fought. Atlanta may be on daylight
ygving lime, but that doesn’t make
any difference to Governor Tal-
madge who announced that he is
"still following sun time.” U. S.
veterans hosnltal No. 48 near At
lanta is to have additions and im- ■
l-.ovcments that will cost $207,000.
Judge Henry H. Revlil. close person- >
11 friend of President Roosevelt and
* ^iior of the Meriwether Vindica- j
' tur ; ,t Greenville, has been named j
the legal staff of the Reconstruc
tion Finance Corporation. Atlanta’s
five municipal court judges got year
ly salary increases of S900 each by
iietion d! the county board of com
missioners. Top salary now is that of
Judge Luther Z. Rosser, who will
draw SR.400 per annum. The Georgia
Elks Association in cession at Cq-
lumhus elected Walter E. Lee of
W (toss president and wired Presi
dent Rr.r.srv-lt “the Elks o' Geor-
a are solidly behind you". Geo r -
a’s total inrome for the first four
r nths of 1935 increased npproxi-
tf Iy $500,009 over the preced-
ear's corresponding period The
r nn! gains were in income taxea
1- vics on gasoline and kcro-
ARD OF THANKS
cd expressions sympathy
e Hines* and death of our
*t. Levi L. Smith, are
lnowledred and deenly ap-
,,a! ‘ May God's richest blessings
on • h and every one of yc
• fl XD MRS. I. T. SMITH. AND
FAMILY: MR. AND MRS. M. H.
COUNCIL AND FAMILY: MB.
AND MRS. HAYWARD SMITH.
was. ,.
Think not in tei ms of trinkets and trifles when think
ing of a gift for Motner. She deserves more than you’ll
ever be able to gi\e her, but a Frigidaire enables you
to give her a truly magnificent thing: An Electric Re-
friegerator!
And while it splendidly serves an an expression of
your love for Mother, it’s actually a gift and a blessing
for the whole family—and a money saver for the chief
provider.
THE CHANCE OF A LIFETIME!
HELPS YOU BUY A
NHA
(NATIONAL HOUSING ACT}
FRIGIDAIRE ’35
WITH THE SUPER FREEZERl
SSI
N!
EVFKY MODEL HAS THE SUPER FREEZER
NO DOWN PAYMENT
YEARS LO PAY
IPE HANDLE ALL DETAILS
Yes, it’s true! You can now buy a genuine
Frigidaire ’35 with the Super Freezer, under
the amazingly liberal provisions of the
National Housing Act. S:mply come in and
select the Frigidaire you want. We will help
you arrange the financing under NHA pro
visions.
The Super Freezer makes possible a Com
plete Refrigeration Service. It provides thw
right kinds of cold for every purpose—all
in the same cabinet. There’s fast freezing for
making ice cubes and desserts;frozen storage
for meats and ice cream; extra-cold storage
for keeping a reserve supply of ice cubes;
moist storage for vegetables and fruits; and
normal storage for foods requiring dry,
frosty cold.
Come in and see the Frigidaire ’35. Lctm
how easy it is to buy one under NHA pro
visions. You may never again have such l
wonderful opportunity!
L. N. JORDAN
MILLEDGEVILLE, GEORGIA
Remember ....
We have an expert factory-trained ser
vice man for your Frigidaire. Call us.
Phone 392.
We are offering the biggest bargains in
used cars ever offered in Milldgeville.
Our loss is your gain. Look them over.
We wish to especially call your attention
to a 1935 Chevrolet truck. Cab good as
new. Run very little. 157 inch wheelbase.
Going at a bargain.
Does your car wander or waver on the
road? If so have it inspected and checked
up. We have the only frame aligner in
this territory that can bring it back to
factory specifications.
Remember
We specialize in wrecks. We repair all
kinds of bent axles and frames. Our fen
der straightening department cannot be
excelled.
If Woco Pep was not worth but 20c per
gallon that would be all we would ask for
it. You cannot buy better gasoline on
the market, no matter what you pay.
Put on a Fisk tire that is unconditionally
guaranteed for a year.
Chevrolet, Frigidaire And
Woco-Pep Dealer
Phone 392
AMEE
catl
COMING!
I Co.ne to MilldegrvUle for Eye
Relief
Trvtci Eyeglasses are Sold by The
GLOBE OPTICAL CO.
at Low Prices
(Next to Miller's)
AT STUD
F(, <? SH.00—“Air Boy’’. Golden
J hestnut Sorrel. Sire, King* Genius.
‘ >am . Allle Thompson. See John
' ,Pnrv Payne—Route 4, Eaton ten
Read.
LUNCHES, SANDWICHES, DELICIOUS PIT BARBECUE
COLD DRINKS AND ICE CREAM
Meals Served at all Hours
We Cordially Invite our Friends to Visit us—
(QUICK SERVICE)
vs
Suwanee Lunch Room
ANNIE CLYDE AND ROBERT BENFORD, Muafm
Hancock Street Neat to A&P Store
MT. PLEASANT NEWS .
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Holland, of 11
To-ms boro, spent the week-end with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert t
PennniRton and attended Sunday \
School here.
Mbs Allir
Mot
spent last
Make Work a Pastime
V/1TH ONE OF OUR EASY RUNNING SELF SHARPENING
LAWN MOWERS
Sunday with homcfolks.
Mr. Pitt Allen. Jr., spent the
week-end with homefolks returning:
| to Savannah last Monday.
Miss Avis Hall. Miss Doreen Fris- ,
j bee. Miss Lois Allen Miss Shirley
I Etheridge, ar.d Mr. Lowell Farmer .
1 visitors in the community!
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Quinn, Mr.
ar.d Mrs. Tom Quinn, spent last Sun-
in Eatonton.
The Mt. Pleasant Wild Cats con-
inue to play with enthusiasm with
Mr. Edward Sapp joining last Sat
urday.
Prayer meeting Saturday night
8:00 o'clock Sunday School Sunday
promptly at 3:00 o’clock P. M. Please
be prompt a* some at the school has
to attend the Sunday d
Our Mowers are so constructed that they give long chir&blc
service and at the same time operate smoothly and easily—
Come by and let us show the good features of our Lawn
Mowers.
Price* $7-50 to $25
R. W. Hatcher Hdw. Co.
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