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i m cnion-pjcomcb, wwipoiymu, oa., mnvait it. im FIRST NATIONAL BANK HOLDS | EASTERN STAR OFFICERS ANNUAL MEETING TUESDAY j INSTALLED AT CEREMONY MONDAY NIGHT Officer* and Director* Named al Annual Merting of Sto, of The Bonk. Officers ; .'or the Chapter Order of the were installed at ai Milledgevillc AT THE CHURCHES SUNDAY Methodist Church Rev. Horace Smith will preach at the usual mcming and evening ser- [ Director of Publicity. Democratic vices of the church. His morning Notional Committee subject will be. "The Man With the Longest Shadcw" TTie evening' A few years ago this country theme is ‘"The Best Last." ours was treated to a series of pas- BapUat Church sionate upbraidings of those who The usu?l services will be held were assailing the Hoover adminss- Star-!and the paster. Rev. James M. To- tration. Officers for the New Year are Placed in Charge of Milledgrville The stockholder, of the First tin-' Chapter, tional Bank elect their officers and directors for the coming year. W ™ — in^Ucd "^“n^tve | n*l. will r-reech a. the mcming and prrt cf the Prtsident Mr. Jan Hut- ceremony on Monday evening in the evening chinson. was complimented hy the Masonic lodge rooms. stockholder*.. The First National is Tht ‘ mstallatitn service was ii. Rev. Mllhtigeville's younge t b ink 1 and charge ef Mr. A. is a member of the Federal Reserve intendent of the Mason*. System ef banks a « ta ” aro " Hargrove public exposure of the sinister plan to impair or destroy the Republican party' by scurrilous and slanderous attacks upon President Hoover and his administration. “This conspiracy-. which has been without counterpart in the history of American politics, was disclosed i Democrat of unblemished party record. Frank R. Kent cf the Balti- ■ Sun. who asserted in the Sep- i The spokesmen cf that adminis- J tember issue of Scribner's magazine tration over the radio, in the halL | that Mr. Raskob had set up and EuHciHMl Church of Con * rcss - in the newspapers and was financing an organization in the crvice was ii Rev F H Harding the Rector in tho magazines, were bitterly de- nation's capital for the sole purpose Durden super- will celebrate the Hole Communion. “-uncing 'vhet they termed the, of 'smearing 1 the President if the Orphan- .t eight c'cloek and preach at tfce | campaie. to -smear Hoover. United States, usual morning prayer service at The following board of directors »• naegrove. retiring 11:30. was ranted Messrs Jon H.itchu Mr.. Worthy Patron, were the recipients Presbyterian (hurrh Uwn . U . ,» Riinh ffifts from the chapter. Mrs. Har- Rev. R. W. Oakcv. the pastor. ..... .. , i Adrian Horne. V,. Ii Ralph * . . . , .. . . .. _, - then President, that the attacks ; nothing about Mr. Raskob The r- j ... r Tr grove received a jewel denoting her, preach at the morning and evening . , * Simmer.-on jnd W. E. Robinson. Jr ... were or his policies and not on him Democratic party is weclome to him Just Br- strenuously did the men "The Republican National Corn- conducting the Dcmocra- mittee called the attention of the : tic side of that controversy pretest country to this scheme as exposed that there was no slander cf the by Mr. Kent. Beyond this we care Mr. grove received a jewei denoting her preach at the morning and evening Hutriiison was re-elected »wviee as head ft the charter j services. His morning sermon sufc- idrr.t erd cashier of the hank. Mrs. C. B. McCullar read a num-'ect will be. “What is the Gospel' named vice- ot poems and Jchn Riley and and in the evening he will preach < president: Mre. Ruth S. Hutchinson •><* T. Andrews were guest speak- “Wealth That Lasts.' ns-istant cashier and Frank Braxley. crs cn Program. , Catholic Church hr- ikkeeper. The efficerx installed were: Mix. I Father McNamara. Priest. Helen Mosteller. Worthy personally, etc. It is a curious manifestation oi the whiligig of politics that these same men arc now in chargt and all of his millions. At the present moment the Demo cratic National Committee is pay ing off the last of its debt to Mr. MII.LEDGEVII.I.E YOUNG MDIf.S PLACED ON DEAN'S LIST Milledgrville young ladies x were placed on the honor roll at G. nouneed by Dean Tnylor are as follow: Mi Chandler. Mrs. Ruth Hollinshead. Mis? Thelma Ivey. Miss Mary Frances Smith. Miss Bor • nie Wells Turner. Miss Doris Eliza beth Geddard. Miss Laurie Brookins campaign in which they arc the Raskob. and Mr. Raskob is named Jo,teller. Worthy Matron: Sundav . 5ccond Sundav alt , r the alli« ,n S tead of the axttailant, of the among the large contributor, to that Welch. Worthy Patron: Mr,. Epiphattv. morning vert-ice, at the! f < ‘ PU “! ran or S an ^ tion and . thetr annex «.• the Republican National Frank Coleman, uraoctate mrfron: Catholic Chureh will be at 11*15 and J?*™ * “ ,ns,M ": Qmm.ttee, the Liberty League. ho L- L. Reek, associate patron. Mr-. „■,[] Mns ist of Mass. Sermon, and . . .. When Mum «a Enwloyed G. Nell H-lsrv. conductress: Mrs. Vim- benediction, the sermon on the sub- 1 15 m e 5 Ing ° arn c € Of course the complaints of the Lilian .not, “Christian Marriage." Sunday'^ Miccchra made by Mr. Jourtte ;itepub!|canJ durlng |he Hoov Confederate Lead*' GENERAL ROBERT E. LEE Whose birthday will be celebrate Sunday, January 19th. >l!ow: Miss Barbara Webber, treasurer: Mrs. Elis'* Rite> School at 9:30. No evening service. -Shciise. present President of the ministration that these gerftlemen R. Fe. Cotton. Miss Marshall: Mr*. Ottley Welch, chair- Mass throughout the week at 7:30 Am J* nca ^ U **;r\y League, and tO |Were engaRcd in enterprise of foun- dignified They ac- Miss Nellie Butler. Mrs. lone Bas, Martha: Mrs. Maggie Fann. Elector Dion. Miss Frances Muldrow ..... Mrs. Josephine Bnor.c. organ- read such stirring paragraphs t: Mpc Dora Bul)h. Adah- Mrs. An- SHAD. SHAD, at ENNIS PALACE “Never has the party in power been ie Smith. Ruth: Mr- Man- McMul-.MARKET Friday and Saturday, I* demoralized^s° divided, ne Esther: Mrs. Marie Hargrove. Ron 3# cents pound. Bucks 25 cents. rxg.,.,-«e. n xnose memoers o: tnc partv .. . . .... . no unworthy motive, but thev dit striving for progress in gov- . . ' . .. . ... • . ,_a a™,_ hammer devastaUngly at his oollele* ind charged him with the full re- sponsibilitv for leading the country “smearing Mr. Hoov* dation. They conducted the rift been wider than it is new. .. between those member, of the party cuscd ‘he Republican President WOMANI.FSS WEDDING TO RF. STAGED IN AUDITORIUM AT G. S. C. W. day and after examination found” it ! privileRcd borporations and indivi- | was the property of Dr. Guv Wells. duals t0 ,he detrim< -nt cf liberty and „ prosperity of the average citizen.” MISS TABOR TO GIVE HOME LIGHTING DEMONSTRATION Miss Ruth Tabor, district super visee of the Georgia Power Co., will give a home lighting demonstration Monday January MUi. al l:Ji. Ad-.Dr. Wells lost the bag from his In the auditorium of G S. C. W.. i mls-lon 15 Cents. Public Cordially as he was leaving the city. The pc- Thuraday evening January 23 at ImrStd. jliee returned it to him. 8 Tb!* 0< program is being given un- Prof, and Mrs. Obe< iah Scotty-1 Shad. SbauDb Markeral. Traul. der the sponsorship of the Home Wind Cauliflower annouice that their,and Mullet, with Oyster, on the ride Economic, Department of G. S. C. daughter. Prunella F now-her-on-1 at ENNIS PALACE MARKET Prl- W . Miss Clara Hasslock directrr. CauliRower will b. united in j day and Saturday. The public is cordially invited to wedlock to Mr. Oscar Never-say-dic. this most interesting program Refreshing Relief Wlm You Nsed m Luatho Because of the refreshing relief It tus brought Uiem, thousands of men and a-omen. who could afford much more ex- i|S pensive laxatives, use jfg Black-Draught when O* needed. It la very eoo- >|^ noraical, purely vegeta- ble, highly effective... Mr. J. I .ester Roberson, well knorni hardware dealer at Martinsville, Va., writes: ”1 certainly can recommend Black- Draught as a splendid medicine. I liave taken it for constipation and the dull feelings that follow, and have found it very satisfactory.** BLACK-DRAUGHT POLICE FIND PRESIDENTS HAND BAG emment and politics and the domi- Chid: Frank Broome picked up o ‘ h *' haS m me cuurn.;.- black hand bag on the streeLs Tues- ,ion ‘ ■> "> the interest r.f | j h d i Such side-lines . .. ! nrivileerd romnratinni! rnrt inriivi- ! as references to his signing the Smoot-Hawley tariff bill, which ir ore of the sacred elements of the Now who do you suppose he was thinking of when he spoke of privi leged corporations and individuals behind the Hoover administration? Perhaps the answer may be feund in the roster and driectory of the Lib erty League, with the heads of war munition corporations, holding com pany chiefs, and the rest of the noble band that are now in the midst of their crusade to save the country frem Democracy. Dr. Fern Find a Public Eipmsk The Republicans did not like it and many were the plaints of pro test in their speeches and in their statements. For example, here was this, from Chairman Fess of the Re* publican National Committee: 'The Republican party paid m attention to Mr. Raskob until the Turnipseed. ;xm of Dr. and Mrs. | Beglr U think about ferUHihiK Uriah B. Taylor—Danul Turnipseed. your flower*—Vigor* and Bone at eight-thirty in the G. S. C. W i Meal—HATCHERS. Auditorium. January 20th. The, Rev. J. F. McCluney. Rev. M happy couple will be attended byjTcresi and Dr. E. H. Scott attended six lovely bridesmaids, as many j a meeting of the executive commit- grocr.ismen. two flower girls, a tee of the Washington Association in ring bearer. maitt of Wdnor j War-then Tuesday. Rev. Teresi was and best man. Because she is a'the principal speaker on the pro graduate of G. S. C. W.. the bride | gram, selected most of her attendants from J ~ the faculties cf G. S. C. W.. and, Young Vrniiewee Mules—TMm G. M. C. with some town friends. | Stock—SIMMERSON A ROBINSON. Because oC the many friends whoj could not be present, the entire wed ding will be broadcast. j Many prominent out of town | people will be here for the occasion. I The oiganist and soloist have come all the way '.Yom Hollywood to give the nuptial music. This pacer extends congratulations to the happy couple. A SOLUTION of washing soda orj water applied with a stiff brrnh —.. — bruih , will remove corrosion from storr.« battery terminals. Coat terminals with vaseline to prevent fart'--:: corrosion. If the rubber weatherstrips around the windshield are enclo* -i I in T-slots it is often a difficult, job I to remove the old strips in order replace them with new ones. 1 make a difficult job an easier c-r.^ , play a small llama from a solde-in^ with a screwdriver. Liberty League's ark of the cov nant. were likewise conspicuous their output They were certainly more respect ful of the dignity of the office of President than the Liberty League is today, for Monday's newspaper* carried a statement from that or ganization charging the present President of the United States with dictating gag rules far Congress, to prevent Congressmen from register ing their opinions; with trying to create class hatreds and prejudice: with exposing the "naked hidous- ness’ of his policies, and numerous other things equally impolite. Doubtless they would be as in- Spanish Maekenl. tho best r« | dignant now if anybody accused ever saw 15 cents them cf conducting a scurrilous and ENNIB PALACE MARKET'Fitter * slanderous campaign on the Presi- land Satuiday. dent of the United Stales as hen the charge proceeded | from the Republicans. To borrow a phrase from Senator! Duffy of Wisconsin, “it all depend* | on whose baby has the measles." Phone 58 Quality Service Store We Deliver BONUS IN A NUTSHELL—4 •BABY BONDS' 1 DOMING; PAYMENT BY JUNE 15TH Washington, Jan. 14.—The Senate substitute for the l>onus measure approved by the Hoiec provides for full payment through the issuance | cf $59 bends. Jure 15 is '.Ixed as the payment j date. Approximately 3.500.000 veterans I hold compensation certificates. Eventual cost to the government! i estimatid at $2,491,000,000. 1m- I mediate cost is estimated by back- 1 ers at SI.000.00.000. j No interest on bonus loans made after September 30. 1931. would be : deducted. A veteran could hold his bonds, |and draw 3 per The Finest in Foods -:- The Best in Service The Utmost in Economy Again We Lead With Prices as Well As Quality • rest after i 15. 1937. 0»ly with < Madera Gat Range cu yon enjoy the fulled bene fits of cooking with Gas—the Ideal fuel. Hut’s why, more aad more, women are bringing their kitchens up to date by changing the old stoye for a MODERN range—one that will save time and effort—and in sure better cooking results at less cost. There's EVERY reason to mod ernize your kitchen. Let demonstrate our latest model gas ranges. Don't wait. Come ir today. Gas Cooks Better Costs Less Georgia Natural Gas Corp Pfesste 71 | Young Tennessee Mules—Choice jEXXTXTYXXYy?Stock—SIMMERSON & ROBINSON. I “The record of Mr. Roosevelt; i will be subjected to attacks, the | motive for which will be entire ly political. The voters will realize jas they read and hear of the Presi- (dent’s alleged short-comings, that (the men who are assailing him bo- ]rng to the same crowd who failed so miserably to solve the Nation’s . problems prior to 1933. These aspire to high honors for which i they have proved themselves unfit- i ted. That they should actually peat the people to listen to them r comes as a poor compliment to the! judgment of the electorate."—Sprint field. Mass.. News (Ind.l Southern Lady Salad Dressing . Pt. Jar lac Derby Barbecue Sauce 2 Bottles 15c Octagon Soap or Powder a for 12c FLOUR SALE 24 lbs Miss Dixie - 89c 24 lbs Soft Snap - 85c 24 lbs Home Maid - 79c COMPOUND 4 lbs 52c. 8 lbs $1.02 Wesson Oil Pint 18c PRODUCE Black Twig Apples Doz 25c White Cabbage 2 lbs. 5c Green Cabbage 2 lbs. 9c Florida Oranges, Sweet and Juicy . Doz. 15c Florida Grapefruit . .3 for 10c; Six for . ,25c Snow White Cauliflower lb 14c Standard Oleo 2 lbs. 33c North Hampton Peas 3 No. 2 Can 25c Okra and Tomatoes No. 2 Can 10c Fresh Country Butter Ih. 30c IN OUR MARKET l.OST—Brown Kid Glov* for right hand between 1st Xrtlomi Bank and my home. Reward if returned tn Mrs. Jon Hutchinson. Time to prune tree^ and shrubbery j —We have pruning tools and tar ( eating—HATCHERS. Look at these prices and then you won't wonder why nearly every one in Milledgeville trades at our place. It is only natural for people to buy where they get “THE MOST OF THE BEST FOR THEIR MONEY” Oysters Chesapeake Bay Qt 45c Sausage Meat A Bargain lb 10c Stew Meat While It Lasts lb 5c Rabbits Large Trapped each 25C Cuuntry SsiUSAge ^ lb 29c White Meat Boiling lb 12 l-2c Picnic Hams^ H'? f lb 18 l-2c Beef Roast Lean-Tender lb 10c Roosters DressedFreelb 13 l-2c Steak Nice and Tender 12 l-2c