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who Miss Roberta Hodgson of Athens, taught at G. S C. W. many ;i nd Miss Jeanette Rank- in^were recent visitors to Milledge- vil’e. m m m 'Us>c? Sue and Bernice Cheek and M ' thcr . Mrs. Laura Cheek. Mr. and ' Vr< jjjji Cheek of Atlanta, we;c - uc : is „f Mrs. B. D. Edwards and family Sunday^ ^ ^ , Irs George Fisher was hostess on Wednesday afternoon to the members of her club and a few friends at a bridge party at her home on Jefferson street. Gladys McKinnon and Mrs. W. B. McKinnon, of Brunswick, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Mc Kinnon this week. Mrs. McKinnon nr.d Miss McKinnon ore the mother rf j jistcr of Mr. McKinnon. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Smith, of , . die, spent Saturday in the Cir.. «Ti : ng to take their young Frances, to spend the xcvi-:- - '’ with them. Their friends in Milledgeviile will be interested to kn • it on Monday they moved the : dcnce to Tennille. n. T3. Anderson has return- home at Edgefield, S. C„ vi: it to relatives in the citv :r 1 •••. Mr. Anderson came to ai.d accompanied her home, •'drr-rn before her marriage Gattie Patterson. Betty Hayes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hayes, celebrated her eighth birthday on Saturday after noon by entertaining a number of her friends at a delightful party. Squirrel hunters in Milledgeviile and Baldwin county are prepared to indulge in their favorite sport as both the state and federal gov ernment announced opening of the season of the fui bearing animals October 1. It was warned by game protectors, however, that a limit of 15 squirrels is still in vogue for the daily bag. Squirrels may be shot until night- Dr. R. L Briggs, who has come fall of January 1. here to piarcticc Vetemary, is I Dove season, extended from Sep- making his home at the Darien. His j tember 30 to October 21 by state daughters. Misses Mary and Betty I commissioner Zach D. Cravey, is Briggs are students at G. S. C. W.jww concurrent with the federal . I laws, and hunters report a much SOLICITOR B. .1.OWIN' ILL j lar « < ’ r number of doves in the (field Of VETERANS HOSPITAL th “ Deer season does not open, game C. S. Baldwin, Jr., Solicitor Gen-1 protectors said, until November 18, eral of the Ocmulgec Circuit, is ill; and turkeys may not be bagged until at the Veterans Hospital in Atlanta and is not present at Wilkinson Su perior Court now in session here. Judge James B. Park appointed At torneys Victor Davidson and A. S Boone, Jr., of Irwinton and C. B. McCullar of Milledgeviile to act ar Solicitor General Pro Tem for this Term cl* Court to take care of the work of the Solicitor General dur ing his absence. November 20. Although it is lawful to trap fur bearing animals in Geor gia. the season's opening does not start until November 20 and closes February 28. MORAN-YARBROUGII SEE NEW PLYMOUTH Messrs. E. J. Edwards, Ben Har rison, and Ed Hooten, of the Ed- wards-Hnnison Dodge-PlymcJjth agency and Mr. W. E. Robinson, of the Chrysler-Plymouth agency, went to Atlanta last Wednesday and saw 1936 Plymouth on display Father T. J. McNamara left here last Sunday for New York where he will spend ten days visittrg his sister. Before returning home Father Mc Namara will vim Rochester, N. Y- and Hartford, Conn. He will attend the graduating exercises at which his sister will receive her degree, and will then visit the college where he received his education. Father Henry Phillips, of the church erf the Immaculate Concep tion in Atlanta, will take Father McNamara's place during his ab- nomlst, $2,600 a year. Applications must be on file with the UNITED STATES CIVIL SER VICE COMMISSION at Washington, D. C„ not later than Oct SI, 1985. Application blanks may be obtain ed (from W. B. Wood, acting secre tary, United States Civil Service Board, at Post Office in this city. Pointing the way... Of interest to their many friends was the announcement this week of i the marriage of Miss Donnie Moran: for the ,irst time * to Mr. Mark Yarbrough which was; 7110 npw car will be shown later solemnized on Sunday. October 6th ( 11118 nionth. at the home of Rev. J. F. McCluney, who performed the ceremony. i NOTICE TO LITTLE GIRLS Mr. and Mrs. Yarbrough are both! Get >' our dolls rcad y for a employees at the State Hospital and ■ doB -'how in January and ask Santo are highly esteemed by their co- c,aus t0 bring you a doll for the workers and many friends. | s ^ ow - Watch for the date. It will - j be sponsored by the Episcopal ; Guild. More about it later. ANNOUNCEMENT OP UNTIED STATES CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION The United State* Civil Sendee Commission announce* open com petitive examinations for the posi tions named below. Vacancies in these positions in Washington. D. C., and in the field, and in positions re quiring similar qualifications will be filled from these examinations, un less it is found In *he Interest of the service to fill any vacancy by re instatement, transfer or promotion. The salaries named below are sub ject to a deduction of 3 1-2 percent toward a retirement annuity. Senior Highway Engineer-Eco nomist, $4,600 a year. Highway Engineer-Economist. $3,- 900 a year. Associate Highway Engineer-Eco nomist. $3,200 a year. Assistant Highway Engineor-Eco- FOR SALE—S15t.M credit memo- raadun on Plymouth or Chrysler ear. Dhcnwl for tuk fln T. H. Seels, Phoee 114-J. CmimIhJ Radio Soviet T. A A3WELD R.C.A. Tifca Caine Replacement Parti i. . —— “NOTHING BUT RBURANCE t-Saae 473 C. K. ANDREWS * SON SALE OF Highway Certificates The County Commissioner* of Baldwin County will receive sealed bids for the sale of Eighty Five Thousand Dollars of -State Highway Certificates, on November 1st at 10 o'clock A. M. at their office at Milledgeviile. Ga. Right is reserved to reject all bids. October 8, 1835. 0. M, ENNIS Chairman Board of County Commissioners, Baldwin County j BROTHER OF MISS FRANKIE SPIVEY KILLED News was received here Sunday night of the death of Mr. Roger Spivey, of Miami Fla., brother of Miss Frankie Spivey, and a nephew of Mrs. D. F. Montgomery, of this city. Mr. Spivey was killed when his car fell from a automatic alemiting lift at a filling station. Funeral ser vices will be held in Eatonton, his former home. lie is survived by his wife, one son. mother. Mrs. W. S. Spivey and five sisters. Mr. Spivey was a Putnam countv farmer before going to Miami last April. ... to the best $35 suit your money can buy . . . a new Middishade of course! « One of those bo- coming new blues... rich grays... or distinguished browns. Any choice brings you such Jy’ , T-y] amazing value for so little money. ’ John Holloway GOVERNOR PARDONS YOUNG WHITE BOY News has reached Milledgeviile: of the recent pardoning of Harold 1 A. Brown, young white man of Bibb county by Governor Talmadge.' Brown was arrested with a boy. named Webb and other boys uv Ma con several years ago and charged with being a member of a gang at- j tempting hold-ups and robberies. H? was only seventeen years old at the time. He plead guilty and was given a sentences of three years. Because of his youth Governor Talmadge pardoned him after her had served about half of the time. Brown was the son of John G. Brown who lived in Milledgeviile for several years. tfe 4 Golden Flash Gas ‘-DOS POWER AND PEP TO YOUR CAR—AND SAVES YOU HONEY, CAUSE IT TAKES LESS \ rr State and Can O’Gold Motor Oil—a Combination that no equal. 15—Here Comes Help—for Any Auto Trouble. We "‘•cialize in Quick Tire Service. Power Oil Co. Station, J. B.Ma!pass,Aflt 1 have installed this week the latest type Aro Equipment for ' 'ting your car—high pressure air guns that put the right r >so in your car. forcing the lubicant to every moving pm^ VERY JOB GUARANTEED—WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER TOOK CM Quick, clean heat is yours at the touch of a Batch, with gas radant heat Let “House Wanner" Sira help decide which tndUat beaten are exactly right for your hnmr. Georgia Natural Gas Corp. 71 THRU THIS MONTH ONLY (October) In order to acquaint our customers with cemented soles we will attach our— MENS $1.25 CEMENTED SOLES | SPECIAL FOR S1.001 LADIES $1.00 CEMENTED SOLES SPECIAL FOR 75c Cemented soles have no nails, noj ridges or bumps. The most! comfortable. neatest appearing | method of halfaoltar. Does not. have that halfseled appearance. Super Shoe Service Phone 120 •THE BUT W THH CHEAPEST Tax Notice The Tax Books of Baldwin County are now open for collection of 1935 Taxes. Pay Your Taxes Before Dec. 20 MRS. L. D. SMITH Tax Collector, Baldwin County