About Union recorder. (Milledgeville, Ga.) 1886-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 28, 1935)
THE UNION-RECORDER, MILLEDGEVILLE, GA.» NOVEMBER Zl, 1835 Local Comments The Union-Recorder joins in wel- ccming Rev. Hoi ace S. Smith. Rev. R. C. Shea and Rev W. C. Budd back to Milledgeville and Baidui On Tuesday the members of the Nancy Hart Chapter, D. A. R. enter tained at a most delightful luncheon at the Georgia State College for Wo- hcnoring their distinguished county, and wishes for them thcjg ues j s Th c g U ests were Mrs. Julius greatest success, and that their ef- j Y . Talmadge. of Athens. Recording lerts will bo crowned with God’s Secretary General N. S. D. A. R.; richest blessings. • Mrs. Julian McCurry. of Athens, a i Vice-President General. D. A. R., The death of Mr. J. C. Grant takes j j^j rs Harold Nicholson, o* Atlanta from Milledgeville a citizen who will! curator for Georgia D. A. R., and long be missed. “By their works ye Mrs Erwin, cf Athens. shall know them " His life was fill ed with gotxl woiks Cor the promo tion of God's Kingdom in this world. The meeting of the Baldwin county Democratic committee which has been called for December 7th. will mark the opening of local politics. It is probable thet all of the pres ent office holders will be candidates fr.r re-election, and all of them are popular with the voters of Baldwin county. Two modem and up-to-date home3 are in process of construction with in a block of each other in this city, me of them is being built by Mrs. Margaret Napier and the other by ■ In the ! The approach of Chri the indications that tli of Milledgeville are preparing for a hig holiday 1«?de. It is hoped that the people ef this trading territory will discard the catalogs and re member that it is not necessary to go away from this city to do their trading. The weather has moderated after f< ur days cf weather suitable for hog killing. It is reported that a number r.f farmers took advantage of it, and killed their porkers, as a result where is an abundance of fresh meal at this time. A color-scheme of yellow and white was most effectively carried out in the flowers and other decora tions. Handsome yellow chrysanthe mums were used in abundance. The cards marking the places guests were decorated with a sketch of the D. A. R. irsignia. After the luncheon Mrs. J. L. Beeson, State Historian, presided as toastmlstress and in her most clever manner pro posed toasts to the honor guests: tc Mrs. H. D. Allen, honorary regent, to Mrs. George Tunnell. regent of the Nancy Hart * Chapter: to Mrs Edwin Allen, senior president. C. A R.. and to the new members of the chapter. The toasts were responded to and plied writ- locality. ’ ten by Mr.. H. D. Allen to Mrs. J. IL. Beeson. Stole Historian, was rear! s brings ,b.v Miss Floritle Allen. A beautiful erchants corsaEc was presented to Mrs. Tat- 1C for a! madf|o bv Frances Pilwcll Bininn and Anne Wells who were dressed in Colonial costumes. Besides tile honor crests and the members of the chapter there were present Mrs. Vnson. Mi* Sun E A lar lumbe r citii paring to leave Milledgeville early Jday morning to go to Atlanta to ar Pro ident Roosevelt. They are ing by automobiles and on a ccinl train over the Central of •orpin Railroad. It Is hoped that of them will make the trip Vason. Mrs. John C». McHenry. Mrs. Louise Hickey, of Madison: Mrs. W. Clyde Capel and Miss Alice Liles, of Candor. N. C.. Mrs. Miller R. Bell. Miss Ida Pounds, and the new members of the chepter. REV. WALTFR H. BLANKS Rev. Walter H. Blanks, at the recent session :>f the South Georgia Methodist Conference, was appoint ed to serve as pastor of churches at Pierce and Port Wentworth in the Savannah district. Walter as he is known in this city, where he grew to manhood, is an earnest and consecrated young man and preach er, and has a high conception of his sacred calling. His friends here wish for him the greatest success and usefulness in his work. WORK STARTS ON NEW HOME Work has been commenced on a modem and beautiful home, being erected by Mrs. Margaret Napier on the Southeast corner of Hancock and Columbia street. It is said that the house will be one of the most attractive in des : gn and architecture ever erected in the city. EMPIRE STORE MAKING ADDITION TO THEIR STORE The Empire Store began work to day on a new department and v/ill next week open a Bargain Basement. Mr. Nash said the business increase made the addition to the store neces- WANTED—Old Horse*. Mulct. Cat tie and Goats. Will call and get them. Geo. Bnloa. Fairgrounds. Milledgeville. (a. FOR RENT—One furnished room all convlences can be used for light housekeeping electrlct range if de sired. Phone 545. A Three Days’ Cough Is Your Danger Signal No matter hour many medicines you have tried for your cough, chest cold or bronchial irritation, you can get re lief now with Creomulslon. Serious trouble may be brewing and you can not afford to take a chance with any thing less than Creomulslon. which goes right to the seat of the trouble to aid nature to soothe and heal the Inflamed membranes ms the germ-laden phlegm Is loosened and expelled. Even if other remedies have failed, dont be disoouruged, your druggist is authorized to guarantee Creomulslon and to refund your money If you are not satisfied with results from the very first botUe.GetCreomulataartghtnow. (Adv.) RESIDENCES IMPROVED Mrs. Lura C. Rogers, of Sanders- ville, has recently had both the ex terior and interior of the two houses house she owns in this city im proved and beautified. The two houses are located on South Wayne street. Bring your date out and dance to the tune of the worlds most popular recording music. We Serve Cold Drinks and Sandwiches COZY NOOK On Undsey Ave WANTED— Salesman to contact grocery stores with new “premium sales stimulator” 59 per cent cum- mission. State past experience. The Do Barry Gift ware Co. 322 Spruce St- Philadelphia. Pa. COLD WEATHER IS HERE A Frozen Radiator is Costly Let us Put in Now EVEREADY PRESTONE $2.70 Galon SUPER PTRO ANTIFREEZE $!.M Galon RALPH SMMERSON Brack Pontiac Denier i Regular communi cation Benevolent Lodge No. 3 F&AM First and nilrd Tuesday's 8:36 P. M. Visiting Breth- ereu welcome. JOE L. GRANT, W, M. J. R. SMITH, Sec’ty. it— safely. The congregation which gathered | at the Methodist church Sunday | morning enjoyed the taiv delivered, by Col. Jenkins. The subject he dis cussed was appropriate, and the menage was delivered with an im pressive earnestness. Rev. R. W. Oakcy. the new' pastor of the Presbyterian church, is rapid ly adjusting himself to the life of • ’illedge-dlle. and jrow'ng in favor with the people. The Board of Stewards of the Vrthrdist church will hold their *irst meeting cf the new y Tp—dnv night and organize by olect- *nc r fficors and ‘he appointment of committees. Mr. E. E. Bell, is chair man- Mr. R. H. Woollen, vice-chair man: Dr. W. T. Wynn, sccretarv and A. T. Butts t-casurer. The mem bers of the board will greatly miss the late Mr. J. C. Grant, who with out being providentially hindered, never missed attending a meeting. The churclcs of Milledgeville have outstanding men as their min isters. They realize they have a high calling and the importance of thru relationship to the life of the com munity. Both by precept and ex ample they are pointing the way to the highest and best. Tuesday the children of the G. M. C. grammar school were given a complete examination of mouth, teeth and gums, by the dentists of Milledgeville. The children were brought to the offices of the dentist of the city by their teachers and the examinations were made. Defects were noted and the parents have been urged t« sell that the needed corrections arc made This is an annual custom at the school. Mr. Miller S. Bell, at the recent session of the North Georgia Con ference was appointed a member of the Board of Trustees the Wes leyan Christian Advocate. He has been a member of the Board of Trustees of Wesleyan College for the past several years. The cold weather of the past wcel id caused the trees :o shed the : i aves rapidly. It is to he renumber- Jed that leaves will greatly enrich i garden spot, and cause the land n be more productive next spring. Dr. E. C Atkins. Chaplain at th: State Prison Farm, is a member c, the North Georgia Conference ant was reassigned to his position at Hu Farm when the appointments wer read, lie made an interesting repar Specials the nind that the books for the coll ion rf the State and county ta Use December the 21st. Next Sunday i: the fir -t day '(t imber, and Christmas is “j iround the corner." Holiday buy vill soon be t n with a rush. The Proven Remedy for Bad Coughs MENTH0MULSI0N Now Only 7i)F 25c BLACK DRAUGHT lit Cirdni 81c Briten TOOTH PASTE Large Tube 25c 35c GROVES BROMO QUININE 29c DR. WEST TOOTH BRUSH Regular 59c 3!c 50c IPANA TOOTH PASTE 39c Regular 25c Row Water aad Glycerine 19c Martels - BAY RUM 12-uz. Buttle 33c Chesterfield $1.35 per carton (INCLUDING TAX) Prince Albert $1.20 doz. AGENTS IDLE HOUR NURSERIES Phone and Express Paid Anywhere in Georgia Culver & Kidd Drug Co. 7he *X&>aM, store,,. “ml™ 2 *> :xxxxxxxxxxxx:;xxxxxx xxxxx: ^XXXXXXXXXXXXTXTTXXXXXXXTTXT NOTICE Effective ns of January I. 1936. inter.st on savings ac counts p-td by bails comprising the Milledgeville Clearing House Association to ti'eit depositors will be two per cent per This reduction is made on account of the general decline in money rates and is - n keeping with similar reductions made throughout the country. THE MILLEDGFVJLLE CLEARING HOUSE ASSN. EXCHANGE BANK first national bank MERCHANTS & FARMERS BANK THE MILLEDGEVILLE BANKING COMPANY Get Your Car Ready For Roosevelt Home-Coming GAS 20c Car Washed and Lubricated With Specialized Equipment $1.25 BATTERIES RECHARGED—Rental FRFF for 2 Days $1.00 We : re Now Handling Kcndoll's Famous 2,000 Mile Oil- Special Price on Draining Crank Case. SEE AMD DRIVE THE NEW 1936 HUDSON AND TERRAPLANE A Demonstration Will Win You T. H. Ennis HUDSON-TERRAPLANE AUT0MIBLES BUYS &£autLf/ie&t the world’s best known mattress and gives you WUltional'UAieep The mo„ V vonr B-autyrest. So easy you'll never mis, the money. And while you are doing that you are getting betler°indY 7T ^'ahhful sleep that makes you look th c o - J 1 * Beautyres * ■ —Id famous. It i, bv mom .h f V y " S ° mrx P'" 5 ' vc drat it is used , .™ l K t. \ "" '° n !' merl<an R°">« Come in. get your sleeD r.it Y'f !e eC1 V T ra aUtyres '’ and l«n what refreshing sleep can do for your health and appearance ^SPECIAL OFFER FOR A LIMITED TIME,^ COME IN AND SELECT YOURS TOD Aik Purchase & Sale Co.
