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I OKMM-UCOWB. milWWM. OA, JAXI'AIT II, MM hirtyyears ago IN BALDWIN of Januiry 1», c,Barren closed a deal last ia "which he disposed of his Jefferson Mr. dutiful residence on and his warehouR ir.cock street. coomviLLE acaooi news The third grade has just complet ed a study of our modem dairies. By reading stories found in their Readers they learned about the care of milk and also how our modem dairies are built. Much interest was aroused l.. bOidying pictures found in books and In magazines. They immediately wanted to con struct a modem dairy. Boxes were East used for the bam. milk house, and the farm house. One boy suggested making a silo. Doors and windows i were cut in the buildings after care- j P Atkinson purchased the fu j planning and measuring. As the done?, which is splendidly l°-j windows had to be screened they Jefferson street, on- of the j decided to use mosquito netting for LAND SALE GEORGIA, Baldwin County Because of defaults in the pay ment of the indebtednesses secured by a deed to secure debt executed by Collie Rayford to The Milledgc- ville Banking Company, dated Oc tober 4. 1930. and recorded in the Clerk’s office of Baldwin County Sup-rior Court in Dcpd Book Num ber Fifteen, at page 220, the under- LANB MU GEORGIA, Baldwin County On the 23rd day of October, 1924, Mrs. Daisy Russell Smith conveyed the hereinafter described land to Exchange Bank of Milkdgeville, Georgia, to secure a note of the same dale for $500.00, due October 23rd 1925. signed by the said grantor and payable to said bank. The se curity deed is recorded in the office signed, being the holder and owner thc clrrk of lhc Superior Court of the original loan note and thc of Mid coul;ty m ^ 9 . page deed which secures it. has declared the full amount of the indebtedness, Th( , sa;d dcod 5nmU „ po wcr , 0 of Collie Hayford to raid bank to bo Mid ban „ to aell the hereinafter de- due and payable, and. acting under scribfd ,„ nd default in the and in strict compliance with the paylMm ot said note or any interest power of sale contained in said deed, hereon, when due Thc said Mrs for the purpose of raising funds Rossrll Smlth „as defaulted with which to pay said indebted- Jn fte paym( , nt of said note and fails nesses, will, on the first Tuesday , lo p, y thc inter est duo thereon. (4th day) in February, 1938, dur-' No re is hereby given that under the on JeilViat-*. . | awe 0<( popuhir rvsUer.ee streets m the j this purpose. Milk men in their nrice paid was a large one., w hite suits, milk wagons and cows Mr. J- A Horne purehasedthe 1^ made from ing tne'legal hours of sale at the antotoJd™ ™d .rehouse property, ana it vill bo After completing this study the pu- court house door in Baldwin Coun- th . . aid Exchange Bank will I by the Home-Andrews Com-1 pl h, realized the need of milk in ty sell the highest bidder for | their diet and the care taken of the land and property describ- • tnto the j milk Qm* Jairies. of the property. Sept. 1st. j The purchasers wil A large number of citizem spent ^ M|iea|ta|| practical st Friday at the farm of Mr. J. L. literary ,rnes 'hooting doves. The fields d been bated bv Mr. Barnes, and | In o rce numbers of doves were to be .School ed in and conveyed by said deed, t to-wit: I That certain lot or parcel off land W *M aa lylnj and being in the Village of 1 Midway, in Baldwin County. Geor- week at the Coopervillr *<»• “J ™M‘visibn of that find * rac ^ l° n( * known as the W. B. teachers and pu nd. The sport: pleasant day I birds. 1 enjoyed quite j many opportunities to secure prac- Mr. James Coombs. killing about 512 tical experience in the things that grown people are called upon to do in their everyday lives. We compose our own janitorial staff. This affords us practical ex perience in everyday housekeeping. carpenters, pi lumbers, and gardeners. We are bird "which 1 responsible for the upkeep of cur is accident-! 501,001 P ,ant ’ and for h****”® minor •e load of 'repair* and additions from time tc [time. On special occasions, we become ir own interior decorators. To a large extent we are our own entertainers. With various ki ids of entertain ments we raise th; money required found near the turtle of'thi! to fumlxh those mrettsith* not ,pro- entral Railroad over Comp Cre.k'vidod by the County Board of Edu- b-t Saturday morning, by a crowd «*""• All aurplua money secured ir., if b0VA who were rabbit hunting. *»« "f l * used ‘ hc i "’ provc - , rf the boys shot a rabbit on the "tent of our school. Wo have Increas ed,, side of thc creek. ,nd ed our library in this way. we have ■sed t„ secure It. when he recov-, bought our playground and athletic d the Skeleton in the thick under- equipment by this method, but what Sh on thc bank. He called his!*-" ptobably of even greater import- ipanions to come and see what of Capt. A. . Cocmbs. Superintendent of the ' ale Prison Farm, was thc victim a painful accident orning. He was out i stopping to pick up : • had killed, his gun v discharged. The enl ot entered the left foot badly I ceraling and injuring it. Dr. T. M. all was called in and dressed the ounded foct. We learn that ampu- tion will not be necessary. The skeleton of a negro woman j Harper Place, the said parcel oeing designated and distinguished as all of Lots Numbers Three. Four, and Five in Block "D" according to a plat of said subdivision recorded ir. the aforesaid Clerk’s office in Deed deed thc said Exchange Bank will sell, at public outcry, before thc courthouse door in said county, to the h’ghest bidder for cash, on the first Tuesday in February, J936. within the legal hours of sale, the land hereinbefore referred to and described os follows: That tract or parcel of land situ ate, lying and being in the 321st Militia District of said State and County, in Midway, containing seven and one-half (7 1-2) acres, more or less, bounded as follows: On the North by lands now or formerly owned by A. Leonard; on the east Book Number Two. at page 513. thc | by the Milledgcville and Scottsboro composite parcel being bounded as,public road; on the South by thc follows: On the North a distance j lands of L. S. Holsey and a small of Two Hundred feet by Lot No 'parcel of land released by the Ex- Two in said Block “D"; on the East change Eank of Milledgeville to Mrs. distance of Two Hundred Ten feet by Ramsey Street; on the South distance of Two Hundred feet by Lot No. Six in said Block “D”; and he West a distance of Two Hundred Ten feet by Central Avc- Sairt land being all o2 that same land conveyed to Collie Rayford by J. E. Stemhridge by a warranty deed dated September 17, (1913). which is recorded in the aforesaid Clerks’ office in Deed Book No. Five, at page 45. Said land will be offered for sale and sold subject to t..e lien, if any. of any or all legally chargable un paid state and county taxes due on had found. Coroner Scott was ified. and made an investigation. >m clothes and hair found it was dent’ that the skeleton was that a negro woman, but it was im- sible to identify her. or assertain manner in which she met her ith. No one could be found who ew anything of her. ' Trusters of thc Georgia Nor mal and Industral College held a Tuesday at the office than these very essential crcte results is the fine and active school spirit that is evidenced at all such functions of our nchool. We have a good school and want to do our full share to secure fer it every improvement possible.— Class of 1936. Daisy R. Smith by deed recorded in office off the Clerk of the Superio: Court of Baldwin County in Deed Book 14. page 208: and on the West by the lands of Mrs. Willie Sykes and the lands of the Ramsey Estate, The lands here described being the homeplace of Mrs. Daisy R. Smith The said sale will be made to raise funds for the payment of the above described indebtedness and the cost of this proceeding and sale. The amount due on said indebted ness is $450.00 principal, and $4.90 interest to the date of sale. Since the execution of the above mentioned security deed Mrs. Daisy R. Smith has died and the said above The undersigned will execute and I d, ' SCTib <' d lond s » ,d for «>* deliver a deed to the purchaser a t|PUrpo6e_ of paying the indebtedness said sale as is authorized by the Grounds are Beautified We have just * finished planting shrubbery around the primary nun. r. u. DuBignon. president j budding. . n ra a „ Among the plants that have been !-c Bo.rd m Atlanta. Hon. R.j^ out an? four abor _ vitne . four .imar and President Parks were j abelia two pvrocantha, one ground attendance at the meeting. ‘ ’ , ; . . At thu last session of thc Lcgis- pumper, and twenty-six young cam- hire $25,000 was appropriated to, pll0r trees - ,. . rrt a new building for the College. These shrubs have already added ■d 11. the meeting Tuesday, plans S™tly to the attract,veness ol the r the building cere received. |“* OTl grounds We plan to wn- tinue and expand our beautification Milledgeville, Ga.. January 10.l wt>rk “ ith thc comi " e of sprin? - JW5 j W. T. Weaver. Reporter. Georce Doles Camp. No. 730. U. F * ,Ul °” a ® P '* M . . The Fifth Grade has been study ing the life of Robert E. Lee thc Court House in r meeting this day. following were elected as ties to the Reunion of Confed erate Veterans at New Orleans, viz: G. Grieves. Jacob Caraker, K. Fester. T J. Howard. G. W. Hol yhead. w. H. Roberts. G W. raker C R. Harper. M. A. Barnes. said loan deed This January second. *936. THE MILLEDGEVILLE BANKING COMPANY As grantee of a.id attomey-in-fact for Collie Rayford. FRANK W. BELL, Attomey-at-Law. LAND SALE GEORGIA. Baldwin County Because of defaults in the pay ment of the indebtednesses secured by a deed to secure debt executed by Collie Rayford to W. B. Richard son. dated January 7, 1933. and re corded in the Clerk’s office of Bald win County Superior Court in Deed Book Number Fifteen, at page 568, the undersigned, being the holder and owner of the orginal loan note and the deed which secures it, has declared the full amount of the in debtedness of Colli#* Rayford to him SALE OF POWER History. For his birthday, which is January 19, a program has been planned by the class to'be given Fri day of this week. funds with which to pay said in- The program is: debtednesses. will, on the first Tues- Song—Star Spangled p a ™ ,or . day (4th day) in February. 1936, Essay—Robert E. Lee s . o> co . ^ ^ ur j n g t ^ e ] e g R j hours of sale ot by Leone Allen. _ _ 'the court house door in Baldwi above described off the said Mrs. Daisy R. Smith, deceased, to said Exchange Bank. The proceeds of said sale will be applied first to the naymeut of the , bove described indebtedness the cost of this proceeding, and thc remainder, if any, to the persons en titled to the same. The undersigned will execute deed to the purchaser at said sale, as provided by the security deed hereinbefore mentioned. This January 8th. 1936. EXCHANGE BANK of Milledgeville, Ga.. as grantee with power of sale of Mrs. Daisy Russell Smith. HINES AND CARPENTER. Attorneys for Exchange Bank. AMONG ALL THE HORSES that have thriilod sport- xm. loving America* Man O’ War holds first place. Nature favored him as she did no other. To him she gave her greatest gift — perfect natural balance of all thc elements that go to make a champion. Back through the ages, Nature began the miracle of Man O* War. Speed from one strain, courage from another, endurance from still another—blended at last into perfect balance in this horse with the natural abil ity to prove his superior qualities every time he ran. A champion in every respect. And here’s another champion—another of Nature's miracles — Natural Chilean Nitrate. With its natural balance of vital impurities over and above its nitrogen, this natural fertilizer stands out as a champion should, bv its everlasting ability to produce. Nature herself blended the vital spark into Natural Chilean. It’s there —the natural blend and balance of many elements— thc vital impurities. That’s why Natural Chilean is the logical nitrogen for your crops. (GHH.EJM 'mubal ESN NITRXTE Th. Vital l.-n,urtti«. In Wrtw«'i Own liiancl ml llwl On Jan. 8. 13?i Charles B. Kemp conveyed to Mrs. Frank Malpass of to be due and payable, and, acting, Milledgeville. Ga., the hereinafter under and in strict compliance w’th' described land to secure a note pay- the power of sale contained in said able to thc order of said Mrs. Frank deed, for the purpose of raising Malpass, dated Jan. 8. 1931. due 1 Jan. 8. 1932 for $300.00 signed by said Charles B. Kemp. Said deed being recorded in the office of the Clerk of thc Superior Court of said County, in deed book 15. page 270. of las; Bullard left Saturday Poem—The Sword of Lee (Ryan) Countv sell to the hJghest bidder ( Said Kemp has defaulted in the pay- i. where she will spend, by Ennis Quinn. f or cas h, the land and property de-iment of thc note above described, tihs leaching art. i Essay—Lee’s Servic .s to thc Con- scrjbed in and con-eyed by said said note having been past duo fodcrary. by Steadman Overman loan dccd to-wit: since Jan. 8. 1932. The said deed Parker and Miss Vena Confederate Memory firms, hv 7.cl> 7^ cer tain tract, lot or parcel grants a power to said Mrs. Malpass' ' . ral days of last Barnes. Marshall Weaver. ard • f Ianfi s j tuate lying and being in to sell thc hereinafter described Jewell Parker. the 321st Militia District in Bald- land upon default in the payment — | Essay—Why the North Loves Lee. j wjn County Georgia, containing of said note. Under the Power con- Tigror and Miss Julia by Sara Hodges. Four Acres, more or less. and,taincd in said security deed, thc Wh : > Sulphur Springs.! Poom—Thc Conquered Banner, bounded as follow's: On the North;said Mrs. Malpass will sell at pub- >• ’ f their ’son and (Ryan) by Oliver Torrance. by lands of Mrs. Vallic Snipes and!lie outcry, before thc courthouse Tignor. several! Scnc—Tenting on thc Old Comp ]ands of c H Bonner- on the East!door in said county', to thc highest by lanJs o: Cindy Edmondson; on'bidder for cash, on the first Tuos- thc South by lands of Dr. H. D.Jday in February 1936. within the Allen: and on the West by lands!legal hours of sale, the following de- of Mrs. Vallie Snips. The descrip- scribed land, to-wit: tion here made being the same de- That tract cr parcel of land situ- scription as was contained in thejated. lying and being in the 321st deed by which said Collie Rayford ( District G. M.. af said county, con- acquircd his title from Anderson; tain ing one acre, more or less, with Brogsdale on April 2. 1904. which'all Improvements being .bounded as deed is now recorded in the Clerk's [fellows: Said let 'rails cast by Mil- office aforesaid in Deed Book “MM”, jlcdgevillc and Gordon highways: on at page 373. the South by lands cf Hershcl Hardy Said land will be offered for sale north by Hcrshel Hardy: and on the and sold subject to the lien, if any. j west by Hershcl Hardv. This is the or any or all legally chargable un- homeplace off C. B. Kemp, paid state and county taxes due on I Said sale will be made to Grcrnnd. j —Sara Hodges. Reporter -*lr Ben Bass has returned to this * * * from Atlanta and accepted a Fourth Grade Honor Roll lI:on as bookkeeper with the Those members of the Fourth ' n:c Ancirov. Commission Com-, Grade appearing on the Honor Roll !*| y Ho if a splendid business man. this week, for doing A-grade work. ■ fr.-ends am «i ad t 0 welcome are as followrs: m ,r > the city. Edward Allen. Dayton Clanco. Carolyn Downs, Robert Ivey. Doro- finishing tnurches are being thy Martin. Thomas Weavi ■' - ‘he drug store of Mr. John Vin- , 1 • i> hansomo and attractive, ure. The work was dene under r : . u,lorv ‘ >inn ( >f Alonzo Slater. 7 n credit to hi>- wrokmanship ns . on ’ s Proud cf his store. •'■ith its tilinu and neat fix- v °ry pretty. Much, “nothwg but insurance ninn, 47J . r K A SON Dr. Robert L. Biggs VETFPINARIAN Can be Contacted Through L R. Langley. County Agent M8bm rk— WW Golden Flash Gas ADDS POWER AND PEP TO YOUR CAR—AND SAVES YOU MONEY, CAUSE IT TAKES LESS Quaker Stale and Can O'Gold Motor Oil—a Combination that has no equal. Phone 1!—Here Comes Help—for Any Auto Trouble. We Specialize in Quick Tire Service. Power Oil Co. Station, .J. B.Malpass,Agt We have installed this week ihe latest type Aro Equipment for lubricating your car—high pressure air guns that put the right grease in your car, forcing the lubicant to every moving nait. EVERY JOB GUARANTEED—WE CALL TOR AND DELIVER YOUR CAR READY FOR THE HOLIDAY TRADE We have enlarged our store lo take care of the increased trade. Come lo see us o*r Phone 83 and save money. FRESH MEATS AND POULTRY, CREAM, SWEET MILK, BUTTER MILK AND BUTTER Montgomery's Milk Depot and Meat Market aaraogoBiiaaacreaiBagcKiigogoiggctog^^ Two Great Probem* of Life Life insurance, if maintained at full value, will help to solve the two great financial problems of life: Dying too soon! line same. funds for the payment of Ihe above ' Tiie undersigned will execute and i described note, the interest thereon deliver a deed to the purchaser at at 8 per cent, taxes amounting to said sale as is authorized by the said lean deed. This January second, 1936. W B. RICHARDSON. As grantee of and attorney-in-fact for Collie Rayford. FRANK W. BELL Attomey-at-Law. $100.00, and the cost of this pro ceeding. One payment of $24.20 has been credited .on interest. The undersigned will execute deed to the purchaser at said sale. Tills January 3, . MRS. FRANK R. MALPASS, I MiMfevWc, Ga. Living too long! C. H. ANDREWS &SON “NOTHING BUT INSURANCE" How Calotabs Help Nature To Throw Off a Bad Cold third or fifth night, if needed