THE t'NION-KECOEDEB, MII.LEDGEVUAE. GA.. NOVEMBU II. UU
MILLEDGEV1L1F. CIRCUIT
CHURCHES CLOSE
SUCCESSFUL YEAR
K<v. «. C. Shea Hill Make Splendid
Report at Conference This Week.
Officers are Elected.
THEATRE MANAGER TAKEN
INTO COURT AGAIN
ON SUNDAY VIOLATION
Case Will Be Heard Friday In Re
corder's Court for Violating City
Ordinance.
Manager Frank D. Adams of the
The churches ol the Milledgevilk 1 Campus Theatre will be in court
circuit of the Methodist church have again Friday to defend charges that
closed a most successful year and j he. as manager of the theatre, has;
Rev. R. C. Shea, the pastor will g.), violated the city rrdinancc prevent- f
to the annual North Georgia Confer- ing the showing of moving pictures
ence teday with a splendid report on Sunday.
all pledges having been fulfilled, all Mr. Adams was summoned to court
obligations met and a material in-; w hen he opened the Theatre- las;
crease in membership has been . Sunday and three performances were
shewn. | given. The theatre was operated
The final reports t».' the church j under the auspices of the American
were made last week and officers Legion Auxiliary for charity,
fer the new year were elected as The case this week is the third
fellows: against Mr. Adams charged with
Pleasant Grove—Trustees. M. E. violating the city ordinance passed
Webb. W. F. Williamson and J. K
Stripling: Stewards. C. R. Digby.
Mrs. F. E. Watson and M. E. Webb.
Hcpcwell—Trustees. Mrs. W. A
Cook. Hershal Proctor. G. F. Har
rington. Sr.. B. F. Anderson and .T,
several weeks ago to stop Sunday
moving pictures. The first time Mr.
Adams was convicted, but on the
second occasion he was found not
guilty when the Judge ruled that
showing the pietures for charity.
R. Goddard. Stewards. Hershal Pror- »■>"»> “>0 entire funds were turned
ter. Mrs. B. F. Anderson and G. F. ovcr '» the sponsoring organization.
Harrington. Sr. was not a violation of the ordinance
Bethel-Trustees. Dr. T. E. Hub- Judee George Carpenter will hear
ert. T. C. Sneed, Mrs. J. B. Stiles., lhr casc Friday.
T. C. Humphries: Stewards. W
Green. Edmund Humphries. Mrs. D.
P. Myrick.
Union Hill—Trustees. C. B. Min-
ter. W. W. Hall. E. L. Flanders.
Stewards, Emmett Huff and W. W.
Hall.
Matilda Chapel—Trustees. A. B.
Echols. Dr. Fred Hall. Stewart
Barnes: Stewards. Dr. Fred Hall. L.
H. Fecse. Mrs. J. M. Hall and A. B.
Echols.
Trustees for the circuit parson
age are Mrs. W. A. Cock. Mrs. J. B
Stiles. A. B. Echols. C. R. Minter
and M. E. Webb.
Chairmen of the Board of Christian
Educatirjn—Pleasant Grove, M. H
Webb: Hopewell. Hugh Harrington:
Bethel. W. C. Green; Union Hill.
Mrs. Fred Hall; Matilda Chapel. Mrs.
Louise Lewis.
Chairmen Missionary Committees:
Pleasant Grove. Mrs. W. F. William
son: Hopewell. Miss Rc&ie Cook:
Bethel. Mrs. T. E. Hubert; Union
Hill. Mrs. W. W. Hall: Matilda
Chapel. Mrs. A. B. Echols.
Rev. R. C. Shea will be returned
1o the work here, it is understood.
He has had a fruitful ministery and
the members of the churches he
serves are anxious that he be sent
back for another year.
TEAM OF WALLACE BUTTS
WINS 8TH VICTORY 1
•Hie Male High football team of
Louisville. Ky., was the victor over,
the Owensboro Senior High team,
last Friday by a score of 13 to 9.
This was the 8th victory for the
team of Coach Butts.
If yea eat Fkti. call aa early Fri
day warning and get then right from
the track. These all! he the fresh
est fish of the season. Wl'l be cmaght
Thursday and sold here Friday.
Large Fancy Mullet 7 rents pound.
Trout drawn 15 reats. Mixed, or
bottom fish R to 10 rents per pound.
ENNIS PALACE MARKET
Chief Frank Broome arrested Bert
Griffin. Negro m.in. on a charge of
stealing clothes frem the wash lines
in various sectior r d* the city.
Various “wash women” had com
plained of having their clothes tak
en from the line and the police got
on the trial and arrested Griffin.
Th< v found in his t>ossession cloth
ing that had been from six different
houses. He has been bound ovc
county court.
FISH! FISH! Our Truck will re
turn early Friday morning with
Fish of all kinds. These fish are
from the West Coast of Florida and
will be caught Thursday and deliv
ered here for Fridays business
Fancy large mullet 7 rents per pound
Small mullet 6 cents per pound.
Suit Water, speckled trout, drawn.
15 cents per pound.
Remember we dress your fish. If
you desire.
ENNIS PALACE MARKET
FOR SAMS—1934 Master Chevrolet
Coach, perfect condition, will sell
cheap for cash or terms to re-
sponsible parties. See Prof. H. N.'
Massey, at G. 8. C. W. Phone 354-J.
BOY INJURED IN AUTO MUHAF.!
Clarence Miller, who is employed J
t bicycle delivery boy at Culver 8t
Kidd's, was injured TTiursday when'
•as struck by a car on McIntosh ! (
street.
Young Miller is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Luke Miller. He was carried to
a local hospital and it was found
his right leg was broken
SERVICES AT THE CHRISTIAN
CHURCH
Rev. L. A. Cunningham, the pas
tor, will preach at both the morn
ing and evening services o1 the
Hardwick Christian church on next
Sunday. The Sunday School and
Mid-week prayer service will be
held ns usual, rhe public is in -d
to all services of the church.
Frl'hjr and Saturday, at ENNIS
PALACE MARKET, special prices
on all meat and fkh and remember
our truck brings the fish early Fri
day morning, leaving Florida lat?
Thursday afternoon. These fteh are
from the West Coast where the best
are caught.
Cl Whale ol cv
VALLE...
Look h over. Miner. This Sefl & Cmi style it a product of the “Star
Braod~ Shoemaker* . . . Made of fioe. toft, pliable, oily leather.
It it emty or. the (ret. keept in perfect thspc, and it a bear for wear.
All-leather, of courtc, for paper and pasteboard arc sever found la
the beets, counter*, soles, and
insoles of a Star Brand Shoe.
It's a might) good buy at
$2.00
STAR BRAND
SHOES ARE
BETTER
Skinner’s Shoe Store
SANFORD BUILDING MILLFDGEVILLE, GA.
Phone
58
Quality Service Store
We
Deliver
The Finest in Foods
I he Best in Service The Utmost in Economy
SPECIALS NOVEMBER *3-33
In order to be able to sopply oar coil omen with the fiscal prodace available at ol tinea, we vied the Macoa nark at three thaea
a week. Tbia enablea aa to five oor coal omen the fioeat ia vcfetaUea at the lowaat feasible pticoa.
LET US FURNISH YOUR VEGETABLES
Fresh Oleo 2 lbs - 29c
FINK SALMON
Peanut Butter
BREAK-ORORN COFFEE
No. 7 3* COFFEE
BAILEY’S COFFEE
2 Cm 21a
Lb Jar 15c
». 17r
— _ l. 17c
fc. 2k
HINES BRUNSWICK STFW No. 2 Cat 2Se
Tomato Juice A , m0 ur, 3 c“ s 25c
17c
PET OR CARNATION MILK 3 Caaa 21*
BULK CRUS 5 ha. 15.
7MB PRUNES __ 2 Ra. »c
EVAPORATED APPLES , 2 Ea. 2S<
Armour’s Milk l smSu
EVAPORATED APROCOTS
i.
SLICED PINEAPPLE ANO CHERRIES
1. 3$t
ClTt OH, LEMON AND ORANGE PEEL
b. 3k
SUNMAD RAISINS
PRODUCE
OrangeS Sw ** 1 J««y Florida
doz 25c
FANCY GRAPEFRUIT
TENDER STRING BEANS
». l(c
WMESAP APPLES LARGE
Daa. 2$C
CALIFORNIA LEMONS
Dos. 17c
Sweet Potatoes s'!T 9
5 lbs 7c
FRESH SPDOCH
2 ha. 15c
YELLOW SQUASH
lie
FOB THA1K5CIVMG
Turkeys £? 1 &
THIS TEAR’S BIRDS 8 TO 2t POUNDS
Hens Young and Fat
Fryers l to 2 1-2 Lbs
Wo Have IaataBed Modena, SaoiUrjr Fattaaiof Paaa aad an
Now w Paaitiog to Fnrmih Toa With Freak Draaaed Peaky of
WE MESS THEM FREE
■B KJada.
MEAT DEPARTMENT
Round Steak Sat Only 13c lb
M diet Large or Medium 4 Iba 29c
Oysters Again Saturday 39c Qt
Sausage
Ground Beet
Beef Boast
25c lb
DS
19c lb
25c lb
10db
BACK BONE, SPARE RIBS AND COUNTRY SAUSAGE
-Tat alwaym jura o< Mopping . . . wiUb Mesa beakaal",
NOW ON T DISPLAY FOR 1936
Hudson and Terraplane
ALL THES NEW FEATURES—Radial Safety Control—The Rhythmic Ride—True-line Ster-ng—Duo-Automatr Hvdnulir Rrtkra
—Automatic Dtaft Eliminator—Plua Everythin!, that ’’Built by Hudson" Means, ® Automatic Hydraulic Brakes
DELIVERED AT YOUR DOOP
Terraplane De-l ux Brougham $785; Sedan $845.
T. H. ENNIS,
Hudson Sis Braugham, $915; Sedan $995
Hudron Eight Brougham $995: Sedan $1195
Miliedgeville, Ga.
