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ITY PRIZE
AWARDED HERE
|r„ii,ia Chemist Wins Meitl for
I ft.; imcino Work b Field of
Chemistry.
,1 award of the herty medal
ru»uished service in the field
try was made to Dr. Frnn-
I'Yr iv.mnington. of the University
program held at
ate College for Women
vening.
Dunnington was unable
, re or the presentation,
accepted by
If vid H:mcocfe. Birmingluun. ~«.| Wootten tllis ^
Iduce the stock to fit the new
m UMOtl MOOMn, tnHIMWBM. <U, MAY ml
* H. WOOTTEN ANNOUNCES
REMOVAL sale this week
Long Established Firm Puts on First
8ale This Week. Many Values
In this issue of The Union-Re
corder is published an advertise
ment announcing a Removal Sal - of
gakden club to Msrr
The Garden Club will meet next
Wednesday, Mny 29th at Greenacre
with Mrs. Hines the president. Hie
hour will be five o’clock—all mem
bers urged to come. It will be the
last meeting until September.
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS
R. H. Woollen's Book StortTr," r ™ c i Sl ° tCS Civil &rvic<!
is an nnnol __ J " .Commission has announced open
competitive examinations as follow*:
Ethnologists, various grades, $2,-
Indian Service,
unusual announcement and
item cf news because it is the first
sale this store has ever held
ing its long record of business
city.
GOO to $4,GOO „ „
this j Department of the Interior.
; Chief, Division of Migratory
Mr. Wootten will move his -tore Waterfowl. $5,600 a year. Bureau of
into the building now occupied by Biological Survey, Department of
Fraley s during the summer. The Agriculture,
accepted bv Dr ?*° re . *•’ smaller than the present Instrument makers, various grades,
Birmingham.' Ala.,’ and j l L ? the purpose cf Mr. $1,620 to $2,300 a year. Departmen-
Wr/, "' ,n 4 " * u, ~ tal Service. Washington. D. C.
All States except Massachusetts,
mfes
s made the Virginia
research with itan-
nr j f, i service as a teacher.
, j:, ard was first made
'instigation of Dr. L.
.<ad of the chemistry 1
C,. S. C. W. It was
year to Dr. Fred Al-
.na Polytechnic Insti-
i. and last year to Dr.
. {!. Herty himself for his
...i :;ng newsprint from
cn of the recipient is
each year through the
•.on of the American
' Society.
• v. who now- lives in Sa-
merly mad? his home in
• .ille.
group of distinguished
• were present for the pre-
Dr. Chas. Herty. in whose
.■ medal is given, was one of
• ipal speakers at the pre-
the G.
md Mrs. L. C. Lindslcy, Miss
Martin. Miss Jessie Trnwick
e members of the Chemistry
' the college, entertained at a
Westovcr. the home of Dr.
F.r.-i Mrs. Lindslcy. complimenting
Dr Hannck. Dr. Herty and mem-
h o i f t ie Georgia Division of the
At.i ■ icar Chemical Society. A num
ber of Villedgeville people were in-
vitc-i out to meet the famous chem-
d.
In the
Hall dining i
save moving such a large stock and Utah. Iowa, Vermont, Virginia,
when the new store is opened to Maryland, and the District of Co-
have new merchandise throughout, lumbia have received less than their
Practically every item in the store is quota of appointments in the ap
portioned departmental service in
Washington. D. C. Instrument maker
Mr. Wootten plans to reduce the I positions are not affected by the
number of depm tment in the new j State apportionment law.
store and will go to the market® in j Full information may be obtained
July to purchase the stock of goods., from W. II. Wood, Acting Secretary
of the United States Civil Sendee
POOL ROOM TO MOVE TO OLD
THEATRE BUILDING
The pool room now on Wayne
street wil be moved to the old Co
lonial Theatre building on Hancock
street, it has been announced bv
Mr. R. F. Taylor, the owner and
manager.
The building will be remodeled
before the move is made.
Students of G. S. C. W., members
of the class in secretarial office
practice, spent Friday and Saturday
in Atlanta where they visited the
offices of a number of the leading
corporations of the state.
Mrs. J. T. Terry, teacher of the
class, accompanied the twenty-seven
members of the class on the trip.
They went to Atlanta via. biu; and
stopped at the Winecoff Hotel. On
Friday Rich’s Inc., entertained at
a luncheon and on Saturday the
Citizens and Southern Bank had the
students as their guesst at a luncheon.
The young ladies saw the latest type
bookkeeping and auditing machines
in operation. The offices of the
Georgia Power Co., Retail Credit
Rich’s Inc., and the Citizen^
and Southern Bank were visited.
TWO NIGIOBS CONVICTED FOE
MVB ORDINANCE VIOLATION
Stella Birdsong and Lewis Har
ris were arrainged before Judge
George Carpenter on police court on
Monday on chrrgtr of violating the
city’s anti-dive ordinance.
Stella was arrested at her home
; in Hamp Brown’s Bottom when about
7 pints of liquor were found. She
was ■fined $35. and sixty days in jail
on the dive ordinance charge and
bound over to superior court c
charge of violating the prohibition
law end bond was fixed at $150.
The home of Harris was raided
and 7 pints of liquor taken. His
fine was $40 or 60 days. The ar
resting officers testified to' the good
character of Harris and Judge
Carpenter placed a probation sen
tence of 90 days on the Negro, hold
ing the case open for this period.
;pcnt Monday night in Milledge-
•ille. camping at the CCC camp on
Ennis Heights.
The battnllion was enroutc from
_ . , _ .Fort Banning to their home station
Board or Examiners, at the post | at For1 Moultrie. While here ‘
office or customhouse in this city.
NEGRO SHOT SUNDAY
Wilton Hill. Negro man. is in the
City Hospital, suffering from pistol
_ , . .. ... . I wounds received Sunday when he
The second bottallion of the 8th . , . ‘
. , , „„„ OC 1 attempted to escape arrest.
Infantry with 350 men .md 25 off.c- sh( . riff Ilaynio with dpplltics
Dessic Wright and L. C. Stancil
went to Pine Rill church to break
up the sale of whiskey and other
trouble. Hill was apprehended and
•hen he saw the officers he
Mr. J. C. Grant is showing im-
provment, his many friends are
glad to hear.
at Fort Aiouime. wnne nere the - , „ , _.
officers with the outfit were c ue, L Jond they rove chase af.eer Stan-
of local r-serve officers at the dance j<"' _ ,,rod , M J" ', . U ' rr ‘ Bhtcn lhC
the country club.
On Saturday night another unit
the 8th Infantry will stop here
The Milledgcville Kiwunis Club
’.vas asked to select Milledgcville’s
outstanding citizen by W. T. Ander
son. editor and publisher of the Ma- ceiv
con Telegraph, at the regular semi- she
STATE LATIN CONTEST WINNER
Frances Muldrow, an outstanding
member of the senior class Of Pea
body High School, won second place
among the girls in the recent State
Latin Contest sponsored by the At
lanta Journal.
As reward for her achievement
Frances has been offered a scholar
ship of $150, to Agnes Scott College
Frances Is a well-known Millcdge-
ville girl and during her attendance
at Peabody High School she has had
a high scholastic record and has re-
eral honors. For two years
president of her class,
Mr. Anderson said the Telegraph
would give a write up of the life
and accomplishments of this man
after the selection has been made.
The Kiwanis has named a committee
to select this man to report at the
next meeting of the club when a
ballot will be taken.
Mr. Anderson told of the possibi
lities for the manufacture of wine
RESERVE OFFICERS ORDERED I from Georgia peaches to consume
TO CCC DUTY the tree ripe fruit that has before
W. D. Veal. Billy Shcaley and E. gone to waste. He said many wine
. Jordan. Jr., on je ers in the reserve I manufacturers were interested in
nrp«. have been < rricred to Fort. the possibilities of the Georgia
TcFh- i -on and Fort Benning for 1 peach as a fine fruit for wine mak-
•a in ing prior to their assignment l ing. Mr. George Burt, of the Tcle-
ith the Citizens Conser- [graph staff, accompanied Mr. Ander-
luncheon held on last During the past year she has been
president of the Peabody High School
Student Council.
L. R. G. BURFITT
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CARLING DINKLER
Prctidcnt amt Gen. Mgr.
-Bl.prn.rr. rj True Nuulhurm Hu. pit,
negro when he dropped his jug of
whiskey. The bullet hit a cock and
glanced up striking the man be-
Z Sght"and U wuToMtipy the'cCC jlow the hip. Tl.o wound Witt no. bo
This unit will have forty | f«t«L physicians said.
250 men and 15 officers. i
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