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THE UNION-RECORDER. M1LLKPGEV1LLE. GA., DECEMBER ». m5
GIGAKTK STRIDES ARE
BEING MADE IN GEORGIA
CMkc'a Offtekl Fleam Sb*w The
Slate ia Making Comeback.
Erl Cccke. state director of th ac
tional emergency council, «»id prac
tically all forms of business in Geor
gia has shown decided gains in the
last two years.
Constitution contracts, he said,
gained 250.6 per cent from Janu-; w,u ‘ n
ary through August over the same j wheat
period in 1933. pcr b
Income tax collections Increased (
119.7 per cent over two yean ago.
State bank deposits as of June
(hundred if fresh, frozen or chilled.
$3.25 per hundred if pieparcd.
Thus, imported
. duty of 47 cents
1 cents comocnsa-
5 cents compensating tax; rye
•ents per bushel plus 30 cents
i compensating tax: and pork S2 per
30 jumped 25 0 per cent over 1933.j” "
figures from the federal reserve sys-
'™> showcd - DcbitstJ i " d ‘ V i dUal T aC_ ' plus .ho equivalent of the eompenaa-
eaunts from Georgia cities for June|P__ __ „„ „„ r hundrcd Hi-
were 16 per cent greater than in
1933.
members ot the Club. The exhibits
consisted of wreaths for the entrance
and windows, mantels, occasional,
breakfast, dinner, luncheon tables.
Xmas tree, and of course the mistle
toe hung in the proper place.
The club members judged the
, Xm«s decorations, and beautiful ex
ihibit of Mrs. W. F Little was voted j
I as being the most artistic. She had ;
painted red autumn oak leaves with.
| silver to represent ice. They were
arranged in a wicker basket painted j
silver.
Miss Elizabeth Jones was voted j
second best artistic decoration, oj
frieze on the edge, of curtains in the
dining room by the use of cherokee
rose vines which had lacy green
leaves.
The most unique decor*.ion was
the dinner table decorated by Mrs.
Guy Wells. She decorated the tab!
in silver and white using
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDER
OF FIRST NATIONAL RANK
The regular meeting of the stock
holders of the First National Bam:
will be held at the office of said
bank January, 14th. 1936 at 3:30
o'clock P. M. Directors arc to be
elected and other business that may
come before the meeting attended
to. Please be present cr duly repre
sented by proxy. Do not make your
proxy to any officer of the bank.
JON W. HUTCHINSON. President
(Adv.) 12-20-35 4t.
To Help You
AVOID MANY COLDS
At the first nasal irritation or sniffle,
apply Vicks Va-tro-nol—just a tew dropa
up each nostril. Used in time, it helps
prevent many colds entirely.
Vicks Va-tro-nol
KGUIAS SIZE 3QC . . . DOUSIE QUANTITY SOc
silver
of $2.25 per hundred. Re
ceipts from compensating taxes or ...
.imports aid in financing rental and ships on reflectors in the center or
Farm land sales, he said, showed bcnefit payments: in addition. 30 the table and around those
60 per cent increase for January | perccnt of customs receipts are ligustrum berries, b
hrough August over 1933. whi1*» j ava ii a l>Ic to make rental o- benefit and
to encourage exports.
1933. whil*
index to retail trade showed
gam of 34.4 per cent.
Cocke said sales of passenger carr p.AKDEN CLUB MET ON LAST
from January tc June of this year WEDNESDAY WITH MISS
were 120 per cent greater than in | puxABETil JONES.
1933 The number of cars sold this
' figures^ was'" IR- ' MrlledgeviUc Garden Club wa
berries
and Ivey all silvered.
Small white electric lights were used
effectively to draw attention to the
silver plants—Silver candle sticks
with white candles were placed at
the four corners of the decorations.
The meeting was one of the best
and most enthusiastic held by this
club.
period in 1933.
PnsBonojr and freight railroad
revenues decreased slightly in 1925
from 1934. but . the passenger revenue
‘till was 34.6 larger than in 1933 and
freight was 6.2 per cent ahead.
Wednesday. Receiving
Jones as co-hostesses were Mrs. J
L. Beeson. Mrs. Sam Anderson.
The meeting was called to order
by the outgoing President. Mrs. E.
R. Hines who in a most humorous
manner inducted the new President
Mrs. Y. H. Yarbrough into office.
Mrs. Yarbrough stated that she
would triy to help the club carry
out the object of the Garden Club
which is: To promote the love of
Cocke said the peak of unemploy- gardir g among amateurs, through
ment was in February. 1933. whop. [ confet ence and correspoifdence. to
S5.00ii.000 was spent to care for j protec t our native trees, wild flow-
135.000 families and single cases, ers and birds, to encourage civic
planting and civic beauty.
The club voted to sponsor a con-
•st n. the city of Xmas decorations
i the yard or on or around the
entrance to the homes. This con
ics, « open to any citizen of Mil-
ledgeville. and a prize of five dollars
awarded to the contestant who has
the best exhibit.
At this meeting the Garden Club
featured f he conservation of holly,
and showed Xmas decorations which
could be used in the home without
TEACHERS' EXAMINATION
The regular examinations for stale
certificates will be given in the
office of the State School Superin
tendent cn Saturday. January 11.
1936 at nine o'clock.
For further information, call ofL'ice
of County School Superintendent nt
102 Sanford Building.
By order of M. D. Collins. State
Schooi Superintendent this Decem
ber 11. 1935.
P. N. BIVINS. C. S. S.
Baldwin Co. Gn.
MERRITT POUND SPEAKS
BEFORE A. A. U. W.
Prof. M err it Pound, of the Uni
versity of Georgia, was the guert
speaker at the meeting of the Amer
ican Association of University Wo
men at their meeting an Tuesday
Mr Pound, an authority on Span
ish American Colonial life, spoke or
the effect of Spanish life in earls
.America. He is a brother of Mis?
Ida Pound, and spent many years o 1
his boyhood in this city.
Give Practical Gifts
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to make your buying easy. There are
gifts for old and young, everyone practical
and everyone priced to save you money.
Be Wise — Shop At Our Store
its l
The home of the Hostess Miss
Jones was artistically decorated by
Our 1936 Calendars
Have Arrived
Call At the Plant for Yours
Positively None Given To
Children or Sent Out
You Must Call
If You Want One
Milledgevllle
BOTTLING CO.
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NOTICE
To City Tax Payers
Final Date for Payment «f City Taxes is December 20th, 1935.
For All Taxes is Default After That Date, Fi. Fas. Will Be Is
sued According to Law.
PAY YOUR CITY TAXES NOW—AVOID ADDITIONAL COSTS
AND INTEREST
To Those Paying on Contract
All installment* Now D»:e Mast Be Paid or Fi. Fas. WiU Be
Issued on December 70th, 1935. If You Wish Your Coetract
Continued—See That All Installments Due are Paid by De
cember 20th, 1935.
LAMAR HAM, Clerk-Treasr.
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