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R. B. MOORE—EDITOR
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OFFICIAL ORGAN OF COUNTY
THURSDAY. AUGUST 22. 1935
Don't forget to renew your sub
scription when you sell your cott< n.
The Recorder takes second place
to none in its desires and efforts ti
promote the best interests of Mil-
lodgevillc and Baldwin county
There arc many good projects that
Milledgeville and Baldwin county
can secure from the PWA. but it
looks like we are going to pass them
up.
When you start soaking the rich
you have a hard time. It will be
about as hard to get it away from
them as it is to keep them from get-
ing it all.
continents.
Will Rogers probably more than
any other one man in the world gave
genuine pleasure to millions. Kind
ly in his nature he was a genial
philosopher whose acting and writ-
| ings gave many a chuckle to the
The best interest of Milledgeville,
Baldwin county and this section is
the interest dl every citizen. Pull
all your forces together and help
make life happier for everyone.
TOURNAMENT WINNERS TO
RECEIVE AWARDS THURSDAY
Col. Marion Allen will present to
the winners of the various golf
tournaments at the Echetah Country
Club this summer, trophies in reco
gnition of their achievement, at a
orld. Never tolerant of any form program to be held Thursday after-
o? humor which had an iota of dirt noon at the club at six o’clock.
unkindness in it. Rogers had thej The winners who will be awarded
happy faculty of making people for- the trophies are: Mrs. Dawson Allen,
get the seriousness of living and j winner of the womens tournament,
t he injected into life that spark ( Mrs. Wilson Mason, runner-up, Mr.
‘of amusement which makes the Wilson Mason, winner of the Men’s
whole world akin. [tournament first flight. Mr. Lamar
On the stage, on the lecture plat- Ham. winner of the second flight,
form, in the movie* and In mage and Mr. Roycc Smith winner of the
zines and papera Refers, by his w« ’third flight,
and his understanding of human na- I The program will be held
ture. he was able, as no other man j club house and all members of the
has been, to make even the most | club, especially golfers, are invited
selfsufficient realize that after all j to be present.
we are all humans. - . _
Rogers probably knew more prom- j MRS. LONNIE MINOR
in it men and women than any COMPLIMENTS GUEST,
other living person. He had circled
the globe many times and had visited
practically every country* on the
globe. Wherever he went he was
received by those in high station
and the common peoples and he
never failed to crack a joke about
them all. But his jokes were never
barked, they were always friendly
never gave offense.
Typical of Will Roge.*s was a re
mark he made in 1930 in a speech
in Boston. Talking about what he j Martha Ba
would like .'tr his epitaph he said he
wanted it to read: “I joked about
every’ prominent man of my time,
but I never met a man I didn't like.’’
That must have been the secret
of the love the world had for Rog
ers—that he never met a man he
did not like. To be loved it is only
necessary* hi love, and Will Rogers
was in love with the world. The
world in turn loved Will Rogers.
Post and Rogers did not live in
vain. The world is a better place
because they lived and. after all.
that is the measure of a man’s suc-
POR RENT—Large apartment. aU
conveniences. Phone 434-J. Mrs. T.
Treanor.
Mrs. Lonnie Minor entertained
most delightfully on Friday compli
menting Mrs. Walter Minor. Jr., who
is here with her husband visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Minor.
Several games of contract was en
joyed during the afternoon and af
terwards an ice course was served.
Those enjoying the party were:
Mcsdames WLIs, n Mason. Ed Downs.
Ed Kelly, W. H. Stembridge, Johnny
Overstreet. Davis Carr and Miss
FOR SALE—Showcases, Counters
and other store furnishing. Call
66-L Mrs. M. F. Davis.
Our truck left Wednesday morn
ing for Florida. Will arrive early
Friday morning with full load of
the freahest fish including Spanish
Mackeral. trout and Mullet. If you
wish fish right from the water,
caught Thursday delivered here Fri
day morning, place your order with
us. Trout 15 cents per poand. Span
ish Mackeral 15 cents. Fine large
Mullet, 8 cents per pound—ENNIS
PALACE MARKET. Phone 239.
FOUND
THE GLOBE OPTICAL CO.
(Nexl to Hatcher’s)
Sells Highgrade Eyeglasses at Low
NOTICE
Elizabeth My rick has been ap
pointed supply dealer for the Poro
College of Chicago, for Baldwin and
adjoining counties. Phone 542-J.
ART EXHIBIT
Miss C:.llie Cook announces that
she has a Ceramic Art exhibit on
and will be glad to have friends
come out and see.
Here is the question that often
enters the editors mind. Should the
editor shut his eyes to everything
tha. goes on. or try to call atten
tion to those things needed to make
a better community?
Macon is in the midst of a heated
city primary. The incumbent Mayor
Smart is being opposed by Hon.
Walter Johnson, a distinguished
lawyer, who is well knowm in this
city. The campaign will no doubt
become quite heated and our citi
zens will look on with much intc.-est.
Mrs. Dub Stembridge and little
daughter Camille left Tuesday for
visit with relatives at Rocky Ford,
a.
Mr. J. T. Talbird. of Macon, suc
ceeds Mr. Smith Tarrer as reprsen-
tative of the R. J. Reynolds Tobacco
Co.
Keep your child-en out of the
street. There is nothing more dang
erous from the standpoint of the
child and the motorist. Many chil
dren have been playing in the streets
lately and we write this as a warn
ing to parents. The warning brings
to the attention of every citizen the
need of a play ground in Milledge
ville. Protection of our children is
our most important trust.
Just w’ho is the highway depart
ment. Gov. Talmadge or the board
appointed to handle this work in
Georgia. Every time anything of a
controversal nature arises, the board
has to see what the Governor says
before they can act. It gives the
appearance that Georgia has a dicta
tor. TTie highway board has again
refused the offer of the Federal Gov
ernment to release the 19 million
dollar highway fund and it seems
now’ that Georgia will go several
more weeks before this money is
turned loose. This money will do
a great deal to promote prosperity
all over the state, for 19 million dol
lars is a big chunk of money and
our people need it. Wc are in favor
of getting the money and believe it
should come to the cities and coun
ties if the government will not re
lease it any other way.
Mr. E. E. Crooms has shown mark-
I improvement following a major
operation at the City Hospital last
week.
Mrs. L. D. Smith and Misses Mary
Frances and Dot Smith will leave
Thursday for a trip to Washington.
D. C.
MRS. WILLIAM FRALEY
ENTERTAINS FOR GUEST.
On Saturday afternoon Mrs. Wil
li n Fraley entertaained in honor
of her guest, Mrs. G. B. Powell, of
Norfolk. Va.. at the Echetah Coun-
y Club.
Zinnias, roses and coral vine were
used in artistic arrangement in the
room where the guest* played
bridge. Late in the afternoon a de
licious salad course was served.
A handsome guest prize was given
Mrs. Powell and prizes waarded
to Mrs. George Bell. Mrs. R. E.
is. Mrs. Homer Bivins, and Miss
Elizabeth Napier. There w’ere about
100 guests present.
Our track left Wednesday morn
ing for Florida. Will arrive early
Friday morning with foil load of
the freshest fish including Spanish
Mackeral, tront and Mallet. If you
tsh fish right from the water,
caught Thursday delivered here Fri
day morning, place your order with
Trout 15 cents per pound. Span
ish Mackeral 15 cents. Fine large
Mullet, 8. cents per pound—ENNIS
PALACE MARKET. Phone 239.
THIS MONTH ONLY
SUITS
$ 22.50 to$28.50
EXTRA rnrr
TROUSERS Hill
Geo. W. Barr
Sumt-SHEIL
Bill Harrison
Two Stations
Can
Summer fruit
for
‘Winter days
with
DIXIE CRYSTALS
* ivj < 4< f n or i.tt-tw-
MRS. GEORGE BELL HOSTESS
AT BRIDGE PARTY.
Mrs. George Bell entertained i
Friday afternoon W’ith a bridge party
at her home on Jefferson street. At
tractive arrangements of summer
flowers w’ere used in the living r
Delicious refreshments were served
at the conclusion of the games.
The guest list included Mrs. T. A.
Reese, of Washington. Ga., Mrs. G. B.
Powell, rt.' Norfolk. Va..* Mrs. Ed-
Allen. Mrs. Edward Bass. Mrs.
Frank Bell. Mrs. William Fraley.
Mrs. J. F. Bell. Jr.. Mrs. Ben Harri-
Mrs. A. T. Beauregard. Mrs. R.
Bradford. Miss Elizabeth Napier.
Prizes were given to Mrs. J. F. Bell.
Jr., and Mrs. Ben Harrison.
ROGERS AND POST
When Will Rogers and Wiley Fost
fell to their death in an airplane in
Alaska Friday night. August 16th.
America and the world lost two of
its most distinguished citizens. Each
was famous in his own particular
line of endeavor and Rogers, no less
than Pest, had done much for i
tion.
Twice Wiley Post circled the globe
by air. The first time he made th<
trip w’ith Catty, another distinguish
ed flyer. The second time he fl<
alone. Recently he made experiments
in stratosphere flying by which he
had hoped to demonstrate that it i:
possible, by flying at great heights
to materialy lower the flying timi
on long trips. While his efforts in
this field were not very successful,
he pioneered an idea w’hich will
probably lead to a revolution in
long distance flights.
Post accomplished much for a
tion and his discoveries and his
periments have advanced the world
no little m its efforts at lessening
the distance between nations and
MRS. EARLE IIILBURN
HONORED.
Mrs. Earle Hilburn has been the
recipient of a number of delightful
social functions during the week.
Mrs. Hilburn is visiting her mother.
Mrs. M. M. Parks.
During the week Miss Elizabeth
Fraley, Miss Martha Bass and Mrs.
Wilson Mason have entertained.
MEN’S MADE OVER
USED CLOTHING
At Bargain Prices
Men s Suits $2 98 up
Men’s Dress Pants 98c
Men’s Felt Hats , 50c
Men’s Sack Coats $1.25
Men’s Dress Shoes and Slippers
Rebuilt With our Regular 85c
Leather Soles and 35c Heels—
$1.25, $1.35 and $1.50
SUPER SHOE SERVICE
Phone 120 Milledgeville
All our Clothing Has Been Expertly
Made Over and Cleaned and
Pressed
Good Mechanics Tools
-A*.
Astonishingly Low Prices
See our Show Windows for these wonderful Bargains. Lower
prices than mail order houses and better quality. Large assort
ment.
R. W. Hatcher Hdw. Co.
S NOW’S
SANITONE CLEANING
Yields Pay Dirt
Leboratory unllysii prove, ibot Sanitone Cleaning often
remove, 2‘/ 2 time, a, much dart ns ordinary method,. Thia i,
pay dirt to you—became Ha removal make, yoor clothe, laat
longer, look better.
The Sanitone trade-mark i> your constant assurance that the
cleaner who is licensed to diqtUy it i, equipped to give you the
benefits of a great scientific discovery In libre-cleansing that
has revolutionized all former dry cleaning practice.
SANITONE COSTS YOU NO MORE THAN ORDINARY
DRY CLEANING
Cleaners SNOW’S Laundry
Phone 440
Cheese Wisconsin lb 18c
N. Y. State lb 25c
IONA
Tomatoes
2 Can, 2 15C
Peaches Iona No 21 ' 2
Can
15c
ARGO
■
A&.P Tiny
Pears
AaK
Peas
No. 2 can
IJVe J
No. 1 can
2 for
tmauMto jM
2 for
25C
25C
JEWEL LARD 4-lb. Carton 55c
JEWEL LARD 8-lb Carton $1.07
PINEAPPLE JUICE . . . 2 No. 1 cans 15c
SPAGHETTI Eatmor 6 pkgs. 25c
MACARONI Eatmor 6 pkgs. 25c
ASPARAGUS Del Monte Green picnic cn 17c
APPLE SAUCE Ann Page.... No. 2 can 10c
Chase & Sanborn’s Dated
COFFEE lb X5c
CAMAY SOAP
3 Bars 13c
OXYDOL POWDER
3 pkgs. 13c
SUPER SUDS
3 pkgs. 25c
Yukon Club
ASSORTED PURE FRUIT
BEVERAGES
12 oz £ _
bottle -5C
PLUS 2c A BOTTLE DEPOSIT
29 oz bottles
3 for 25c
PLUS Sc A BOTTLE DEPOSIT
Peacock Imitation
Vanilla Half Pint lOe
FLEISCHMANN’S YEAST Cake 3c
OVALTWE 6-ot can 31c
PEANUT BUTTER Bulk Lb i 5c
SODA CRACKERS L b. Box 10c
SALAD DRESSING Iona qj 27c
DOG FOOD Stronghcart 4 Can, 25c
SCRATCH FEED
25 lbs 50 lbs 100 lbs
TABU
Salt
SOUR PIE
CHERRIES 2 No. 2 cans 25c
3 For IOC
TOILET TISSUE
GAUZE 3 Rolls 13c
ICE CREAM
Salt
5-lb.
IOC
APPLE
JELLY 2-lb. Jar 23c
PURITY
OLEO Pound 17c
BULK
VINEGAR Gal. 19c
WESSON
Oil
Pt 19c
WET Piff
SHRIMP 2 Cans 25c
GEORGIA
PIMENTOES .. 4-oz Can 5c
FLOUR
Wellbread
Iona
Sunnyfield
Lbs 85C
Lbs 89c
li 99c
a si.65
a si.75
a $1.95
112 Hancock
Street
Two Stores
133 Wayne
Sweet