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THE PXIOX-KECORDEB, MILLtPGEVILLE. CA., JIXY 1». 1835
FUNERAL SERVICES FOR MRS.
W. L HARGROVE TO BE
HELD TODAY
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
The Union-Recorder extends best
wishes Tor a happy birthday and
COMING OF DOG DAYS
NO CAUSE FOR ALARM
heaticst -ongratulations to the fol
lowing who this week celebrate their
..... ™„-,birthday.: Mi.. Alice McCraw Mr.
dcnlv .1 Heme of Dnuzhler in I- C. Hall. Mr. W. J. Marlin. E. H. Don day
Wd.nnrtuv(iir s r I Tennille. Stacey Bristow. Jr., and
Bennetts* _____ (Reynolds Allen. Susan Evans and
The news reached this city early ( Peggy Starr.
Wednesday morning of the sudden
death of Mrs. W. L. Hargrove at
the home of her daughter. Mrs.
O’Neal Kirkwood in Bennettsville.} Next Sunday July 21. 1935. at
S. C.. and brought sorrow to a large 3:00 o’clock P. M. a good Sunday
host V friends of this beloved wo- School program will be earned out
bv Bethel. Pleasant Grove, Salem.
„ 'linion Ilili. Matilda Chapel. Cooper-
Funeral services will bo held at 11 . ; M( pleni . ant , ond Hopewell,
a. m. today at the family residence I Surd!lv . Sc |, 00 ls will all ns-
in Midway and interment will be in srmb]l , at Hope veil for a big "fam-
the city cemetery. Rev. Horace reunion." All the boys from
Smith, pastor of the Methodist
church, will conduct the services.
Mrs. Hargrove is survived by two
daughters, Mifs. O’Neal Kirkwriod
and Mrs. Mary Lucy Hinson, of
Bennettsville, S. C., three sons. J.
L.. Hargrove, of Atlanta; F. R. and
H. M. Hargrove, of thl
sisters. Mrs. A. J. Rosses and Miss
Tommie Holoman, of Eatonton.
Mrs. Hargrove was born in Put
nam county and came to Miilcdge-
ville to make her home several years
ago. Since the death of Mr. Har
grove a few years ago, she has
divided her time with her children
anti was visiting her daughters when
death came. Mrs. Hargrove has been
in declining health several years,
but her death was a surprise and
shock to her friends. She was a de
vout member of the Methodist
church and had been active in the
Interest of the church since young
womanhood. She possessed n Christ
ian faith that sustained her though-
out the years. She was devoted to
her family and leaves a rich herit
age for her children. Mrs. nargrove , . . n
, lovpd by nil who knew her and county. She is n graduntc of C,
ho. Annih iirinos print to mnnv neo- C. W.
fifteen to twenty-five years of age
will meet in the grove while Col.
Sibley talks with they. Girls of the
same ages as mentioned above have
Mrs. Willis of the Hardwick Chris
tian Church to talk with them. Mr.
Ferrell of the Methodist church will
instruct the adult Bible Class. Pri
maries and Juniors will be looked
after by suitable persons. The mail
address will be made by Dr. Cor
nelius. Everybody should attend this
meeting.
MRS. B. B. ANDERSON
MTSS LEAPTROTT AND MR.
McCLUNEY MARRIED IN
MARCH 1931.
irdinl interest and of great
surprise to their friends was th*
ouncement this week of the mar
riage of Miss Roscland Lcaptrott to
Mr. Joe McCluney. Jr. Miss Leap-
and Mr. McCluney were mar
ried on March ?hth. 1934 in Aiken.
S. C.. and have kept their marriage
n secret until this week.
Mrs. McCluney is the daughter o."
Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Lcaptrott and
many friends throughout ill**
pie in this and Putn;
milledgevillf. base ball
TEAM READY*F0R GAMES
Will Play Three Times Eaeli Week.
Ail Games at Home Until Uni
forms Arrive.
The Milledgcville Base Ball team
is now organized and ready for
games, Sheriff Haynic. the manager,
ahs announced.
Games will be played on Tuesday.
Thursday and Sr’urday each week
and all games will lx? played at
home until the uniforms arrive.
Stevens Pottery will be played Sat
urday.
The following are members of the
team: J. E. Josey, catcher: Lefty
Goff. Tut Chambers. Lefty Johnson
and Culver Kidd. Jr., pitchers: Red
Bass. 1st base: Boob Brookins sec
ond base: Austin Downs and Frank
Braxley short stop: Mark Gladdin
and Tom Hall Johnson, third base;
J. B. Combes, right field: Horace
Grimes, center field; Bob Johnson,
left field.
Charles Veatch and George Alex
ander. G. M. C. stars, will join the
team when they return from R. O. T.
C. camp.
JUISS F.BF.RllART HONORED AT
DELIGHTFUL PARTY.
Miss Coressa Eberhart, a bride of
next month, was the honor guest at
a delightful bridge party and shower
given on Tuesday afternoon by Mrs.
Wallace Butts.
The home was most attractively
decorated in summer flowers and at
each place was a small corsage. The
bride elect was presented a lovely
corsage of sweet lteart roses. After
the games a delicious salad and ice
course was served. Mrs. T red Josey
won high score prize and Mrs. T.
T. Hardeman consolation.
Miss Eberhart was presented two
beautiful perfume bottles as honor
guest prizes and a shower of beauti
ful handkrrchie*.'s. gifts from the
guests.
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS
The United Slates Civil Service
Commission has announced open
competitive examinations as fol-
Agent. Antinarcotic Act. S2.R00 a
year. Bureau of Narcotics. Treasury
Department. Applicant must have
had certain full-time uaid experience
th.-
of ma .or criminal activities.
Poultry aids. SI.440 to S2.000 a year
Bureau f Animal Industry. Depart
ment of Agriculture.
Full information may he obtained
from W. P. Wood. Acting Secretary
of the U S. Civil Service of Examin
ers, at the post office in this city.
MELON SHIPMENTS SMALLEST
IN SEVERAL YEARS
Less Than Seventy-five Cars Will
Be Shipped from County. Final
Cars to Be Loaded This Week.
Baldwin county will have the
shortest crop of watermelons in
many years, it was indicated as
shipments were going forward this
has been show
this
of the
Mr. McCluney is n salesman with
E. E. Bell Co., and i* one of Mil-
ledgeville’s popular young men
is the son of Rev. and Mrs.
McCluney.
here, but it’s not i
period for special alarm about you
pets.
The common belief that the day
from about July 3 to August 11 con
stitute a time, of s pecial danger for
dogs in which they are susceptible
rabies, or madness, is not held by i
tronomers and weather experts.
“Dog days’’ are the period twenty
days before and twenty days after
the date when S’riu:
rises with the sun. Ancient Greek
astronomers applied the title which
has been carried down to the pres-
They believe that the hot, humid
wcathrr which normally occurs dur
ing this time was due to the heat
given off by fi'rius in addition to
that of the sun. But despite the
fact that it is the most brilliant cf
the fixed stars and has even been
en in mid day, its heating power
negligible. Since Greecian times its
brilliance has been decreasing, pass-
hitc tinged with
The superstition that dog days are
a danger period for canines is be
lieved to arise from the fact tha
dogs, suffering from the extronv
heat, are commonly observed to be
come irritable, take on a fagged-o
appearance and pant more. The la
ler sign occurs because dogs are ab
to perspire only through the
tongues.
FOR
METHODIST YOUNG PEOPLE
ORGANIZE UNION.
The Methodist Young People of
Baldwin county met Tuesday night
at the First Melodist church here,
and organized a union. Hopewell.
Hardwick. Montpelia and Millecge-
ville were well represented. .
Miss Frances Muldrow led a
beautiful devotional service. Miss
Mildred Stewart presided over tne
business meeting. The group voted
to be called the Baldwin county
Young People’s Union. The officers
were elected for the coining year.
They are: President—Miss Frances
Muldrow. Milledgcville: Vice-Presi
dent- Miss Doris Godard. Hope-
well: Secretary - Miss Rowland
Wright. Hardwick: Treas—Mr. Btlhe
Collin*. Montpelii
I Super
and Publicity
tendent—Miss Ruth Butts.
Grille. Mr. Alton Barnes, is
to be a new District Director, to
c crvc with Miss Stewart.
Mr. Bond Fleming. Conference
Field Secretary, cave a talk of en
couragement to the union.
After the business meeting the
group enjoved a social hour.
The newly elected council is to
meet Thursday morning to discuss
the plans for the coming year. The
next jnion meeting will be at Hard
wick. August 5th at 3-30.
South
SALE— Dwelling
Wayne street. Just across street
from G. M. U. Grammar School.
Apply this office. 7-18-35 2t.
FOR KENT—Sept. J. several houses
and Icl«. All conveniences. Apply
to Mrs. Lucy P. Walker.
MISS EBERHART TO BE
HONORED TODAY.
Misses Louise Albert and Kath
erine Weaver will entertain at :
Theatre party and shower at the
Campus Theatre this aftemon in
honor of Miss Coressa Eberhart.
whose marriage will be an import
ant social event in August.
GOLF COMMITTEE TO PLAN
INVITATION TOURNAMENT
The Golf Committee of the Echc-
tab Country Club will meet tonight
folowing a stag supper at the club
to plan for the invitation tournament
to be held in Augusta.
Mr. George Fisher is chairman of
the committee. All male membei
the club arc invited to the chi
supper.
MRS. GFORGE ECHOES
HOSTESS.
Dr. and Mrs. George Echols enter
tained n few friends on Tuesday
night at a picnic supper at the
Echetah Country Club. Swimming
and dancing were enjoyed be
and after the delicious supper
served on the terrace.
Misses Alice Lenor Tucker and
Fannie Virginia McClure.ontertained
most delightful*! on Thursday even
ing in honor of Dr. and Mrs. Max
Nosh.
After a delicious dinner toe guests
enjoyed a number of clever contests
and games. Dr. Hoy Taylor. Mrs.
Noah and Miss Cecilia Bason, were
.winners of the- prizes offered in each
contest.
SERVICES AT THE CHRISTIAN
and a number of cars have
shipped from Stevens Potter
Coperville. The drought has caused!
a material courlailmc'nt in the* crop j
and not only have tlm shipments. CHURCH \T HARDWICK
been reduced, but the quality of the| Services at *» lr.rdwick Chris-
melons have been far below por. j tian c fc U rch are held • *eh 2nd and
Mr. Roland Ivey shipped the first 4 th Sund:
*s|- •
frem the county three weeks;
ago and since that time the ship
ments have been regular wi
number of cars loaded daily.
Eddie Weaver is one of the la
shippers in the county.
Sunday Fn-h -ol each Sunday at
P-
Wi
ll! at 7:45 the mi.
rrvice is held.
The public if alwa
A TRIBUTE TO THE MEMORY OF
MRS. J. A. BUCK
By The Wesley Bible Class of The
First Methodist Church
Tn <he early morning of July 4.
Mattie Garddard Buck was called
to her eternal home.
She was a beloved member of the
Wesley Bible Class from the time of
its organization. As long as her
health permitted she was a regular
attendant upon its meetings and
was active in every good work.
Even when her health failed she
continued to oe interested in her
class. She was a loyal member of the
church and all its organizations.
During her long illness she was
patient and cheerful, showing always
an abiding faith in her Lord. Her
life was full of generous deeds, use
fulness. and kindliness.
The members of the Wesley Bible
Class wish to express with deep
sorrow, the great loss they have
; tained in her going away, to ex
press their thankfulness for her
noble life, her love charity, her
strong Christian faith. They wish to
extend to her bereaved family their
tenderest sympathy and the comfort
ing assurance that she has gone to
a home happier than this world can
ever give.
They sorrow because she has gone
but rejoice that she abides in the
presence and eternal joy of her
Savior and Lord.
MRS. D. F. MONTGOMERY
MRS. J. H. HOLLOWAY
MRS. L. J. ROZAR
SPEAKING OF RADIOS
Look out for the Genera) Electric.
A revelation in the Radio World, one
of the out standing discoveries ever
announced by the House of Majic.
watch for the announcement. For
Sale only by
L. X. JORDAN
TO DELINQUENT SUBSCRIBERS
By Clayton Rand
“Woe unto nim that buildeth his
house by unrighteousness, and his
chambers by wrong, that useth his
neighbor’s ser\ ice without wafes
end giveth h‘'*i not f->r his wn r k.
When JcrcmMi (22:13) penned
his potent paragraph he must have
h::d in mind the coming of the coun
try
-klv
be those who expect
their local paner to ser
munity and sing its pra
the
Verily there he toda
time «.f Jeremiah those who receive
their wages in heaven only.
Woe unto him. that useth his
neighbor’s service and griveth him
for his work!
Mrs. Guy H. Wells, who is editor
f the state P. T. A. magazine, is
spending several days of this week
in Athens where she is attending the
Parent-Teachers Association.
Mrs. Wells has been prominent in
state P. T. A. work for many years
was instrumental in organizing
Parent-Teachers ‘Association meet
ing.
DANDY LOT FOR SALE
A beautiful huPdlng lot on Lindsey
renue. the Couch lot. plenty of
brick to rebuild house with Sold on
terms.
L. X. JORDAN
SUMMER SPECIALS
AT
CALLIE’S
Bea jty Shop
Waves
Croquignole Mae-Muny $2.50
Croquignole French Oil $3.50
Combination $5.00
Eugene or Frederic $5.00
Realistic $6.50
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
Three Expert Operators
Phone 302 for Appointment
£
TALCO FEEDS
SCRATCH FEED
$2,25 & $1-15 lL 59c
LAYING MASH
$2;69 ll $1.39
25 7t
Lbs tiC
THE CRICKET
FAMOUS
Barbecue Sandwiches
R,al HI Bar-B-Q—Come
Out and Get a Pound Kifht
otl the fit for 5*..
Best End—Macon Road
For Sale
Embroidered pieces made in the Occupa
tional Therapy Department of the Milledge-
ville State Hospital.
MILLER'S Sc to $100 Store
FRIDAY & SATURDAY JULY 19 & 20
OCTAGON POWDERS OR
SOAP . ’... 5 Small size 10c
WHITE HOUSE EVAP.
MILK 6 Small cans 19c
[[•WHERE ECONOMY RULES’j*
NECTAR
Tea
2£5a«c
10NA PORK &
BEANS
. 3 Lb. cans 13c
POLK'S GRAPE FRUR
JUICE 2 No. 2 cans 15c
WET PACK
SHRIMP ...
.... 2 cans 25c
DIXIE
Butter
LB.
27c
WISCONSIN
Cheese
SULTANA
TUNA FISH
Can 15c
DILL
PICKLES ..
. 26-oz jar 15c
LB.
PREPARED
17c
MUSTARD .
Qt. jar 15c
N. Y. STATE
SPARKLE ASSORTED
Lb.
—25c—
GELATIN .
JELL-0 Assorted Flavors - 2 pigs. 15c
JELL-0 Ice Cream Powder —— 2 pkgs. 17c
FLEISCHMANN’S YEAST Cake 3c
BEST FOODS or Hellmann’s Mayonaise Pint 29c
ROYAL Baking Powder, 6-oz Can 19c; .... 12-oz can 33c
BLACK FLAG Insecticide Pint 39c
SEMINOLE TISSUE — 3 Rolls 19c
PABST-ETT CHEESE Box 15c
NBC PRISCILLA COOKIES — Pkg. 20c
TICK INSECTICIDE Pint 29c
* GENERAL FOODS WEEK
GRAPENUT FLAKES Pkg. 10c
GRAPENFTS Pkg. 19c
POST’S BRAN FLAKES Pkg. 10c
POSTS WHOLE BRAN 2 pkgs. 25c
POST TOASTIES 3 pkgs. 21c
SWANSD0WN CAKE FLOUR Box 31c
CALUMET BAKING POWDER 1-lb. can 21c
INSTANT P0STUM 4-oz can 29c
IONA
TOMATOES 2 No. 2 cans 15c
F.NC0RE CANNED
SPAGHETTI ..
.. 2 cans 13c
MINUTE
TAPIOCA ....
... Pkg. 15c
RICE
DINNER
.... Can 10c
VANILLA
WAFERS
. Lb. box 15c
CA. CANE
SYRUP
. Vi gal. 33c
SALTED SODA
CR ACKERS ..
. Lb. box 10c
PHILLIP'S TOMATO
JUICE
10-oz can 5c
CAI.O OR DOGGIE DINNER
DOG FOOD 3 cans 25c
CLEAN SWEEP
Brooms
Sic
EACH
STERLING Ea 55c
PRINCE ALBERT
Tobacco
10c can
BULK
Vinegar
19c gal
ICE CREAM
Salt
hi lOc
FLOUR
Wellbread Iona Sunnyfield
g 79c it SSc £ 95c
l $1.53 ib,Sl.65 >bs $1.85
MASON FRUIT
PRODUCE
JARS
doz 79c
FANCY
LETTUCE ...
... Head 10c
MICHIGAN
doz 89c
CELERY
CALIFORNIA
.... Stalk 5c
1-2 Gal Pi IQ
DOZ 0 1 • 1 3
ORANGES- ...
FANCY
.... Doz. 15c
)AR RINGS doz 4c
LEMONS
.... Doz. 19c
X12 Hancock
Street
Two Stores 13 |, r «t ayne