About Union recorder. (Milledgeville, Ga.) 1886-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 22, 1935)
T^rTBewHv Contest Wiooer ■“ pick up. mu. u pie*. Local oem ant new* to everyone. , cul* avouit as, uss jlijs Martha Bcwdoin, selected as "Miss Milledgeville” in a beauty ccn- tf . .[x nscrcd by the Morris-Little Fi*t Nc. 6. American L-egion. who ■ ill £<■ to Macon Friday night to compete in the state-wide beauty contest lor "Miss Georgia". The win- in compete in the National Con- in St. Louis this fall. SEEN AND HEARD THE PAST WEEK liras of Local Interest Picked Upj Here and There By New* Gath erer of The Union-Recorder. Col. and Mrs. Marion Allen and Mr. and Mrs. J C. Cooper celebrated their wedding anniversaries last! reft Mr. and Mrs. CooDer were married on August 6th, and Col. and Mrs. Allen on August 7th. These popular people havt? tiv best wishes of all our people. They are among Baldwin county’s most bdeved and honored citizens. Mr. R. D. Webster celebrated his 85th birthday on last Thursday. Many friends and relatives called during the day and extended best wishes. Mr. Webster makes his home with his daughters Mrs. Bloomer Dumas and Mrs. Arthur Skinner. He has many friends throughout the county who join the Union-Recorder in ex tending best wishes for many more happy birthdays. The vacation period is rapidly nearing the end and our people are looking toward the fall season with great anticipation. Mother’s are be ginning to get things ready for the children to get back in school and another job that stares many in face is moving. There will be quite a few changes in residences this fall we are told. NATIONAL VIEWPOINT NEEDED BY GEORGIANS DR. HERTY DECLARES (By G. N. 8.) “We in Georgia have adopted a spirit of isolation on national mat ters and have failed to go out and get the larger national viewpoint.” Dr. Charles H. H*. .-ty. director of the Savannah Pine Paper Labor atory, said in an address at Savan nah last week. The state’s worst defect is “too much politics”, he said. “Drop the continual chatter about politics and fishing and studv national ques tions so that we may act intelligent- IS THE WORD “GOD” IN CONSTITUTION? GUESS Georgia Bar Candidates Did; Negative and Affirmative. One of six “test” questions asked candidates for admission to the Georgia bar in the examination last month was; “Does the word God appear in the United States constitu tion? The question was included mere ly to test the candidates’ familiarity with the wording of the constitution, according to Chairman John M. Sla ton. of the state bar examining board. "The word God does not appear." the former Georgia governor said. “Anyway the question was optional. The applicants had to answer only three of the six “test' questions." Affirmative and negative answers w«re turned in by those who chose the question on the constitution, the board chairman said. Bryan by Mrs. Lura a Rogers by a raeordad In the aferemld Clerk’s office in Deed Book No. 14, at pages 435-4. Said land win be ottered for sale and sold subject to the lien. If any, of any or all legally chargable un paid state and county taxes due on the same. The undersigned will execute and deliver a deed to the purchaser et said sale as is authorized by the aforementioned loan deed. This third day of August 1935. THE MILLEDGEVILLE BANKING CO. As grantee of and attomey-in-lact for J. N. Bryan. FRANK W. BELL, Attomey-at-law. The Echetah County Club is one °f the most popular places in the dtv during the hot days. A cool Li\ • • almost always blowing and ‘s mop find it an ideal retreat from the hot city. The golf courre and swimming pool are equally as Popular and both of them are Patronized from early mom until kte ;*t night. There isn’t a more beautiful club in the state and cor- tainlv there isn’t one where a more ^—Congenial bunch of fellows gather. Mil’edgcville is proud of this club. *hich is one of our best assets. j The members of the Presbyterian t j rch had a most happy gathering kt Thursday afternoon. A delicious Pcmr supper was served by the <>f the church and in the even- Hr. Gibson preached. Dr. Gib- ro.-ide a splendid impression on '* r r mbership and his sermon was Er * a, ' v enjoyed. Some members of ^ ‘ - 'neh have picked him as the ■ r i ‘or to get the call ar pastor. of the Union-Recorder’s e mbers have paid up their 1 'ion during the week, which . ppreciated by the editor. ! ■' and hams have been used • two instances to make This and other farm pro- ■vs accepted, and if there 1 Things most country editor.- , < "' il ir fried chicken and coun- ■' li::r Several new subscribers a,s ° Prided during the week, these new members of " Recorder family and cordially th< m to come in to ' ene 'er they are in town. ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE GEORGIA. Baldwin County; By virtue of an order granted by the Court of Ordinary cf said county', the undersigned will sell at public outcry on the first Tuesday in Sep tember. 1935, between the legal hours of sale, before the courthouse door of said county, to the highest bidder for cash, the following de scribed property, to-wit: Four shares of the Capital Stock of Exchange Bank of Milledgeville Georgia, of the par value of on« hundred dollars per share, evidenced by Certificate Number 61. Said shares of stock will be offered for sale one share at the time. The undersigned will execute to the purchasers proper conveyances to said shares of stock. This August 5. 1935. J. M. M. SIMMONS. As Administrator Estate B. D. Sim- Picking time li here and an the farm are busy picking Cotton Iclks “J* n «*y -taple far 'the tins have been bin? Sit, *a™hou", •» ■Mu*, LASH SALE GEORGIA, Baldwin Count* Because of defaults in the payment of the indebtednesses secured by e deed to secure debt executed by J N. Bryan to The Milledgeville Bonk ing Company, dated January 22. 19’12, and recorded in the Clerks office of Baldwin County Superior Court in Deed Book Number 15. at page 445, the undesigned being the holder and owner of the original loon note and the deed which secures it has declared the full amount of the indebtedness of J. N. Bryan to said bank to be due and payable, and. acting under the power of sale contained in said deed, for the pur pose of raising funds with which to pay said indebtednesses, will on the third day of September, 193a. during the legal hours of solo at the court house door in Baldwin County, sell to the highest bidder •'re 35 . 1 '- lh ' land and property described m and conveyed by said deed. to-wlt_ That certain lot or parrot of land lving in the City of Milledgev, 1* , Baldwin County. Georgia, being a part of Lot No. 3 in City Square Number 48 according to the plan of _jj pjt v the same lying on tne south side of Serevin Street and is bounded as follows: Commencing at STeomcr of die lot formerly known as the Mrs. Sarah J. Vaughn lot. ZJng thence west along Scriven' Street fifty-four feet; thence running btreei j feet, more south one hundred Henry or less, to the lands of Mrs. Henry Vinson; thence running four feet; thence running nora>"“ hundred five f«t or “ which was to J. ** MARSHAL’S SALES City of Milledgeville Baldwin County, Georgia. Will be sold on the First Tues day in September 1935. before the Courthouse door in Baldwin County, Georgia, within the legal hours of Sheriffs Sales, at public outcry, to the highest bidder for cash, the tracts and parcels of land Herein after described. The said sales will be made under and by virtue of le- of fl.fas. issued by the Cleilc of the city of Milledgeville for taxes due the Mayor and Aldermen of the City of Milledgemlle. Deeds will be exe cuted to the purchasers at said sale by the undersigned Marshal. The tenants in possession of the several tracts of land hereinafter describ ed have been notified of the levies and the time, terms, and place of sale as required by law. FIRST TRACT: That tract of land belonging to Mrs. J. W. Toole, situate lying and being in the city of Mil- ledgeville, said State and County, located on the East ride of North Wayne St., fronting on North Wayne Street 105 feet and running back East an equal width for a distance of 210 feet, adjoining and between the lands of Mrs. Julia Folds Parker, and the lands of Mrs. A. H. Paschal. The above described lot is a unit that is not capable of division with out materially damaging each of it’: subdivisions. Said sale is made tinder the levy of a fi. fa. issued on the 20th day of Feb. 1934. for taxes due said City for the year 1933 Said property will he sold as the property of Mrs. J. W. i Toole. SECOND TRACT; That tract of land belonging to Mrs. C. A. Giles, situate lying and being in the City of Milledgeville, said State and County, known and distinguished in the plan of said City as a part of Lot No. 4, Block No. 42, fronting on Washington Street a distance of 42 feet, more or less, and running back North of same width a distance of 105 feet, more or less, and bounded „„ follows; On the North by lands of Mrs. J. A. Buck, East by lands of J. O. Bernes, South by West Washington Street, and West by lands of Mrs. S. L. Terry and Mrs. Sam J. Bland. The above described lot is a unit that is not capable of division without materially damag ing each of it’s subdivisions. Said sale is made under the levy u ; a fi.fa. issued on the 14th day of April. 1931, for taxes due said City for the year 1930. Said property will be sold as the property ttf Mrs. C. A. Giles. THIRD TRACT: That tract of land' belonging to Mrs. Eva B. Ennis. tuate lying and being in the City j Milledgeville. said State and County, lying on the East side of North Wavne. between and adjoin ing. the lands of Mrs. A. H. Paschal and East Thomas Street, (formerly Wall Street) facing 105 feet on N. Wayne St., and running back East an equal width for a distance of 229 feet. The above described let is a unit that is not capable of division without materially injuring each of- it’s subdivisions. i Said sale is made under the levy, of a fi.fa. issued on the 1st day of April. 1931, for taxes due said City "or the year 1928. Said property will be sold ns the property of Mrs. Eva B. Ennis. FOURTH TRACT: That tract of land belonging to John W. Rdcy. situate lving and being In the 320th militia District. City of Milledge- vllle. said Stale and County, lvms on the ’.Vest side of Jackson street, between and adjoining the lands of Mrs Bessie E. Lawrence and the lands of Miss Mattie Moore, cfal. fronting 50 feet on Jackson street and running back West for a dis tance of 254 feet. The above de scribed lot is a unit that is not capable of division without material ly damaging each of It's subdivisions. Said sale is made under the levy of a fife. Issued on the 14th day of ■June, 1932, far taxes due said City | for the year 1991. Said property will be sold as the property of John W. Kiln. ETTTH TRACT That tract of land - -to HD. wmett B. Borne, situate lying and being In the City of Milledgeville, said State County, being on the North side of East Hancock Straat, facing Said East Hancock Street % distance of 90 feet and running bade North an eqv ll width for a distance of 186 feet, more or less, and bound as follows: On the North by lands of the First National Bank, on the East by El bert Street, on the South by East Hancock Street, and on the West by lands of Jesse Green. Said lot Is a unit that is not capable of division without materially damaging each of it’s subdivisions. Said sale is made under the levy of a fi.fa. issued on the 14th day of July, 1932, for taxes due'said City for the year 1931. Said property will be sold as the property of Mrs. Wil lett B. Home. SIXTH TRACT: That tract of land belonging to Jom Pritchard, situate lying and being in the City of Mil- lcdgevlllc. said State and County, on the South Side of West Hancock Street, fronting on said West Han cock street 120 feet, and running back South and equal width for a distance of 180 f eet, and bound as follows: On the Sotfth by the lands of Lula P. Rogers, on '.he West by lands of Annie L. Montgomery, on the North by West Hancock Street, and on the East by South Bound ary Street. Said Tract is a unit that is not capable of division without materially damaging eoch of it's sub divisions. Said sale is made under the levy a fi.fa. issued on the 14th day of June, 1932, for taxes due said City for the year 1930. Said property will be sold as the property of John SEVENTH TRACT: That tract at land belonging to R. T. Dealer, Adm. Estate Mrs. E. B. Dealer, situate lying and being in the City of Mil ledgeville, said State and County, on the South side of West Hancock Street, fronting 52.5 feet more or on said West Hancock Street, and running back South an equal width for a distance of 210 feet, more or less, and bound as follows: On the North by West Hancock Street, on the East by lands of the Eastate of Mrs. Carrie Home and J. C. Cooper, on the South by lands of A. J. Carr, Jr, and an the Wast bp lands of tha Estate of R. C. Ilian her. The above detcrlbad lot is a uR that is not capable of division with out materially damaging each of ftfte subdivisions. Said sale la made under the levy of a fiJTa. issued on the 14th day off June, 1932, for taxes due nkl City for the year 1931. Said piupeity will be sold as the piupcalg off Mollte This 30th day of July. 1935. LEROY D. NAPIER, Deputy Marshal of the City off Milledgeville. 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I gave Cardul to my daugh ter who was In about the same con dition and she was soon all right” CARDUl i not tenant TOO, For ECONOMY' and CONVENIENCE ...FOR A TAXI r CALL 1 [351] OR IF YOU PREFER A UORIVE-IT FOR THE DATE OR SUNDAY AFTERNOON RIDE, YOU MAY HIRE ONE AT REASONABLE RATES FROM— THE SOUTHLAND GARAGE Sale Ends Next Week 15 Per Cent DISCOUNT PROVIDED INSTALLATION IS MADE BEFORE SEPTEMBER 1ST Only one week is left in which to take advantage of our special 15 percent summer discount on gas radiant heaters. After August 30th the discount will not be available. Don’t miss tihis last opportunity to get the radiant heat ers you’ll be needing soon. The only condition attached to the 15 percent discount is that installations must be made before September 1st, thus relieving the annual fall rush in our shop. Be sure to make your selection before the sale ends. Georgia Natural Gas Corp Phone 71
