Union recorder. (Milledgeville, Ga.) 1886-current, November 14, 1935, Image 12

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Newspaper Page TextTHE UNK>.4-RECORDEI, MILLEDGEVIIXE, OA., NOVEMBER 14. IMS CITY OBSERVES ARMISTICE DAY Tribute Paid World W«r Veterans by Fooville McWhorter. Inprel- tive Exercises at G. S. C. W. Milledgeville joined the nation Monday in honoring the world war dead and in paying tribute to the heroism of those men who served in the great war. Exercises were held in the G. S. C. W. auditorium with Hon. Fonville McWhorter, a veteran of the 82nd division, delivering the) pine, mtmorial tribute. Misses Floride Allen and Betty The exercises were in charge of Ferguson accompanied their mothers the Legion Auxiliary and the Legion. | on the trip. Business ceased at one o’clock and — — a parade led by the G. M. C. cadets \ UNUSUAL POTATO BROUGHT TO marched through the city to the col- I OFFICE lege auditorium. Dr. Richard Bin-1 The Union-Recorder received an ion. commander of the post, presided ‘ unusua ] potato last week. Mr. T. A. at the services. 1 Torrance, one of Baldwin county s The program was impressive and i and most beloved farmers a large audience had assembled. AI bought in a sweet potato measur- musical program by the G. M. C. j n g 18 inches in length. Mr. Torranc«* band and a solo by Mrs. L P. Longi- j said j ie had been growing potatoes no r pened the program. Rev. R. W.j a , onR time but this was the long- Oakey said the invocation. A me- j ej j he had ever seen. me rial pageant paying tribute to the Baldwin county boys who died in the serV |CES AT THE CHRISTIAN Mrs. H. D. Allen and Mrs. David Ferguson, class mates of Dr. Chas. Herty when he was a school boy in Milledgeville. went to Waycrafcs Tuesday to join in the tribute to Dr. Herty. which was held Wednes day during the Slash Pine Festival. Mrs. Ferguscn introduced Dr. Herty to the audience. While in Waycross Mrs. Allen and Mrs. Fer guson were the guests of Mrs. Dr. Walker, county historian. | The celebration is in progress fori three days and Dr. Herty was hon- | ored for the work he has done in, the makins of newspaper from slash The terracing machine recently purchased by the County Comission- ers began work this week. The first work is being done in the Brown's Crossing district. The n chine is available to all farmers small cost. Members of the CCC camp i making surveys aiyd wording out the plans for the prevention of soil on cn the farms. EPISCOPAL VISITS Dr. T. O. Wedel, National Secre tary of College work in the Episco pal churck, of New York city, spent Tuesday and Wednesday in the city. Dr. Wedel spoke at G. M. C. and . S. C. W. He is a most enter taining speaker and is spending some time in the south. Dr. Wedel was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Bone. ; presented most impressive- Col. Joe Muldrow, who served tne war with Mr. McWhorter, pre sented the speaker. He introduced him as one who saw action and plenty of it and had stamped him self as a hero. The speaker said until greed am selfishness disappears from the earth there will be no end to war. He said the Legion stood for peace, but in sisted that the country be prepared He ;.lso urged that profit be taken out of war. He oaid tribute to the men who served in the world war and these who sacrificed at home to help win the war. At noon Dr. and Mrs. Binion enter- tafned the past commanders of the Morris-Little unit and their wives at a luncheon. Mr. and Mrs. McWhorter were the honor guests. After the exercises Mr. William I^‘C Harrison entertained at a barbe cue for all cx-servicc men at the .'arm rf Mr. Ralph Simmerson. This occasion was a delightful one and the men gathered to enjoy the priviK ges of peace and happiness again. Later in the evening a dance was riven at the country club. The following was the Armistice program: Selection—G. M. C. Band. Invocation—Rev R. W. Oakcy. In Flanders Field—Mrs. Helen Maxwell Longino. Memorial Pageant—Directed Mrs. Jere Moore, assisted by Miss Maggie Jenkins at the organ. Columbia—Mrs. Dawson Allen France—Mrs. Marcelle Ennis. Red Cross Nurse—Miss Florence Moran. CHURCH Sunday School services will be held at 10:30 at the Hardwick Chris tian church. There will be no preach ing service. The usual mid-week prayer srcvicc will be held on Wed nesday evening at 7:30. •00 BUSHELS OF SEED OATS—I have the Coker strain ef seed oata. have been planting them for sev eral years, my price Is better than anv I see advertised. J. L. Sibley. and Fatty NEGRO CONFERENCE TO CONVENE HERE NEXT WEEK The Central Georgia C. M. E. con ference will convene in this city next Wednesday November 20th, with the local church as host. Rev. Fred Griggs, the pastor, and the members of his congregation will entertain the visiting preachers and laymen. Bishop John Wesley McKinney will preside during the conference. About 200 delegates and preachers are expected and the conference will continue through Sunday. LOST—One dark Jersey heifer with horns. Weight, about 566 lbs. Marks split right ear. under bit in left ear. Please phone information concern ing this cow to Jordan Preuser at phone 396. ' MISS C4LLIE COOKS CHRIST- SEE the SperUI OclMon Sort BAZARK—Open. November offrr In Ihe ad.ertta.nent published 15lh Thr “ hundred new hand In this weeks paper. painted pieces from 56c to $1.56. pd. FOR SALE—Heatrola In perfect „ ditlon. half price. See Mrs. Ben "ETCHERS. EberharL Window Glass and Putty FOR RENT—Furnished room with private bath, gas heat. Apply at this office. Doughboy—Mr Stacey Bristow. Young Ladles In Pagean* Misses Frances Muldrow. Blanche — . Muldrow. Harietl Terry. Artie APARTMENT FOR Rurkc. Audrey Dean VHlyard. Lau- at this office. Bone. Katherine Cox. Louise Ccx. Louisa Echols. Margaret Echols. SEE the Special Octagon Betty Bell. Louise Willingham. Eli/- offer in the advertisement published abeth King. Ada Napier. Roll Call of the Dead—Mr. John Holloway. Adjutant. Taps—Maj. G«»dfrey Ostcrman. Marseillaise—Miss Maggie Jenkins. America—Audience. Dr. Max Noah. Director. Introduction of Speaker—Col. Joe Muldrow. Address—Hon. Fonville McWhor- tl*ls weeks paper. College Department Store TEW DAY SPECIALS Dresses, Coats, Swagger Suits All Reduced Dresses - - - Big Assortment Sizes And Styles *3.95 DRESSES REDUCED TO $2.fS *4.95 ud *5.95 DRESSES REDUCED TO $3.95 Coats HALF TRICE Al F> Tn OR Solo It 1-2 Price RAIN COATS Newest Stylos to Close Oat $2.95 $1 qc COATS V 1*33 COATS J2.95 Swagger Saits Exceptioaa] Vibes, SckctMS of Stylos ud Pott eras *8.95 SUITS TO CLOSE OUT AT $4.45 SPECIAL SALE Novelty Woolens New Fal Novelty Woo loos, 54-ieck Wide, Newest Pitteiis, most ysydsi colon ud tweeds. Maids, Black, Nary, Brown ud Greco. 94c to $1.69 Flannel Skirts Extra Special $1.4$ $1.95 Sport Sweaters 95c to »l.es Suade Jackets AH New Colors $1.49 COLLEGE DEPT. STORE “Your Satisfaction Our Aim” The Finest in Foods The Best in Service The Utmost in Economy Again We Lead With These Sensational Values BAY BEAUTY SELECT PINK SALMON 2 1-Ik. Cm, 21c AMERICAN MADE MACARONI OR SPAGHETTI 4 pk f . 15c MOSS ROSE PIE CHERRIES 2 No. 2 Cm, 2Sc Water Ground Meal pk 23c BUTTER COOKIES, Parka*, of 42 Cookie. 1Sc Matches, 5c box - 3 for 10c KEELERS GREEN FIELD PEAS WITH SNAPS No 2 cm 10. HEINZ FIG, PLUM AND DATE PUDDINC £. il No. 7:30 Coffee ■ Lb 15c CHASER GRAPE FRUIT JUICE No. 2 Cu 19c FRUIT CAKE INGREDIENTS SLICES OF PINEAPPLE _ _ | b 39c CHERRIES fc' 39t CITRON ZL* | k ' 3 h. ORANGE OR LEMON PEEL ft. 3 o c Blackeye Peas 3 lbs 19c PRODUCE Sweet Potatoes f£ in8 5 lbs 7c FRESH STRING BEANS ft i| c FRESH BUTTER BEANS ft i, e CRANBERRIES •; SWEET JUICY ELL ORANGES doz. 12c URGE FANCY CRAPE FRUIT Eack Sc “THE TRUTH IS THE LIGHT’ Especially In Our Meat Department SSKRta "“ Srf-L•“«b.-bm......i., you oraer itnutK MtAIT> from ns, wo stiH leer, (ke BULL IN THE REFRIGERATOR. DON’T COMPARE OUR PRICES ONLY, COMPa'r^UmIeatWNDSERvIc^" ROUND STEAK A*aio this Saturday | 3c js. SAUSAGE MEAT A real Treat jq c BEEF ROAST Juicy sod Tender ]o c ft, MULLET Lsrie and_Medium y c ||, OYSTERS, Direct from the Chesapeake Bey 39c by the amrt STEW MEAT ana' not all bone , U STREAK-0-LEAN MEAT ~~ltt lb! FAT BACK Boibnf Meat 17Vie ft CREAM CHEESE The Creamy Kind 19c ft BOILED HAM All Leu ... 1 £ SALT MACKEREL FILLET JZZIZ ZZZ! 4 for^fc NOTICE M-'n.iV 1 ’' bay at Market Price, all of you Chickens, Tarkey ud Docks. timmm