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THE VNTON-UCORMEB. MMJLXDOEYILLX, 04, M4ICI IS, lfti
7th Grade of GSCW Visits Recorder Office
(Thoto C'ollecctown Studio)
-•Vi the seventh grade has been Bradford. Mary Bryan, Katherine j
.'tu dying the printing press as a part 1 Carpenter, Joan DeWitt. Rosalia i
of our unit on communication, we I Donnelly, Minnie Mae Doster, Mar- j
visited the printing office. In groups tha Dumas. Gwendolyn Edwards!!
tT ten, we were shown how printing; Margaret Ennis. Kathryn Hitchcock j
v.*as done, frem the Linotype to the Elmirah Lane, Dcvie Martin, Geral- J
press. We saw the mats sent by the dine May. Ellen Nash, Martha Nib- I
Associated Press and Mr. Moore ex- I lack. Elizabeth Palmer, Eula Flake J
plained the process they were to go j Patman. Ann Pennington, Lucilc
Penningtcn, Catherine Proctor. Ida'
• Proctor, Geraldine Prosser, Bet- f
through befrrre they an
the paper. After we sa
types of pictures that
papers and the process
ready for
v the two
ire put in
if printing.
our pictures were taken in front
the Union-Recorder office
The members of the grade are:
Betty Cantey Allen, Cynthia
Badger, Janie Frances Bivins, Marv
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tie Rhodes. Julia Scott, Nan Scott, j
Jane Simpson, Patsy Skelton, Claire j
Smith. Bertha Snow, Carolyn Ter
ry. Edith Vaughn, Helen Watkins.
Margaret Williams, Margaret Wilson,
Hi’da Zachry, Martha Benford.
Christine Haralson.
Ntw York went on strike and stopped elevators. Here we find u
deliverymen gsxing up toward a 15th floor customer with a sinking
(Mart at thought ef tha long climb. (Associated Press Photo)
LENTEN SERVICES AT
E1T6COPAL CHURCH
Rev. F. H. Harding. Rector of St.
Stephens Episcopal church, has an
nounced the following services each
week throughout the Lentei. season
until Holy week, the week immo
di otely proceeding Faster.
Services will be held on Tuesday
and Friday afternoons at five o'clock
Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock and
Thursday morning at 11 o'clock. The
public i.» cordialy invited to all these
services.
The Fidelis Class meeting was
held Monday evening, at the home
rC Mrs. Charles Fowler. Mrs. Guy
Wells. President, presided. A num
ber cf business matters -were dis
posed of and plans for future class
work was discussed. The meeting
was closed with prayer by Mrs. Her
bert Massey. A social half-hour fol
lowed. Upon a last retreat, to the
dining room, Mrs. Fowler served
delicious refreshments from an ar
tistically appointed table in St. Pat
ricks design.
ed.
After the making of the security
deed hereinbefore described, Mrs.
M. E. Bloodworth died testate. Her
Will, in which the undersigned was
nominated Executor, was proven ir
common form in the Court of Ordi
nary of Bibb County, Georgia, and
the undersigned was appointed by
raid Court as the Executor of said
Will, and letters testamentary issued
to him on January 18, 1933.
The undersigned. J. R. Stanley,
acting as the Executcr of the Last
Will and Testament of Mrs. M.
Bloodworth, and in conformity with
the powers of sale containod in the
security deed herein above mention
ed. will sell at public outcry, before
the courthouse door in Baldwin
Ccunty, Georgia, to the highest bid
der for cash, within the legal hours
of sale, on the First Tuesday
April, 1938. the following described
parcels of land, to-wit:
All that tract or parcel of land
situate, lying and being in the city
of Milledgeville, Ga., being a part
J of Lot No. Four in Square Sixty -
| eight, according to the plan of said
city; bounded on the South by Mont-
| gomery Street; on the North by lot
the West by
USED CAR BUYERS
YOU MUST BE
SATISFIED
MRS. BLACK ORGANIZES
DANCING CLASS.
T7ie Jacqueline School of Dane-* of T. Hines Ennis;
ins, Mrs. Cason Black, director, is j the residence lot a! J. H. Ennis
organizing classes in a number of i on the East by the residence lot of
neighboring towns in addition to : Carl Vinson: said lot beginning at
the classes here. I the corner of the residence lot of J. I
Miss Ramona Hughes, an out- 1 H. Ennis, above described, on Mont- I
standing tap dancer, has come here f gomery street, running East along I
this week to assist Mrs. Black. Miss! Montgomery street fifty feet, thcnc** ■
Hughes was the star
ville that opened the
Theatre here a year
ago.
SALE UNDER POWER
GEORGIA. Baldwin County:
On August 28. 1929, J. H. Ennis
conveyed to Mrs. M. E. Bloodworth.
of Bibb County. Georgia, the here
inafter described parcels of land,
which deed is recorded ia the office
cf the Clerk of the Superior Court
of Baldwin County, in Deed Book
15. page 23. The said deed was given
to secure a note dated August 28.
1929. due twelve months after its
date, for $3300.00 payable to
order of Mrs. M. E. Bloodworth, and. dence lot of J. H. Ennis.
Sicned by J. H. Ennis, and also to | Also: All that tract or parcel or i;
socurc all renewals ot said note and j land situate, lyins and being In the !
all indebtednesses or obligation that j City ot Milledgeville, known ar.d :
the said J. H. Ennis should make or, distinguished in .he plan of said
incur with said Mrs, M. E. Blood- city as a part of Lot No. 3 in Square
worth not to exceed the amount of! Sixty-eight. Said lot fronts on Co-
*4500.00. Afterward, on March 1.1 lumbia street ten feet, and runs back
155 ft Said lot begins at a point 210
North to T. Hines Ennis’ lot 295 j
feet .thance West fifty feet, thence
South 295 feet ,to the point cf be
ginning.
Also: All that tract or parcel of
land situate, lying and being in the
320th District G. M. Baldwin Coun-
Georgia. and known and distin
guished in the plan of the city of
Milledgeville as part of Lot No. 4 i
Square Sixty-eight. Said lot fronts;
South on West Montgomery street |
75 feet and runs back North 210*
feet, forming a perfect parallelo- j
gram, with the North and South
lines 75 feet, and East and West
lines 210 feet. Said lot is the :
1930, the said J. K. Ennis borrowed
o! the said Mrs. M E. Bloodworth
the sum of $1000.00 and on the same
date executed to her order his note
for said amount due October 15.
1930; said note thereby became se
cured by said security deed. Both of
the above described notes bear inter
est at the rate of 8 per cent per
annum from their dates.
The said deed granted to said Mrs.
Bloodworth, her legal representa-
feet North of the comer of Colum- !
bia and Montgomery streets, and |
runs along Columbia street ten feet
to the Speer lot. thence East 155
feet, thence South ten feet to the I
residence lot of J. H. Ennis, thence j
West 155 feet to the starting point
Each of the above described lots
will be sold under a separate offer,
nr d will be sold subject to the taxe*;
due thereon and subject to the as-
uves, and assigns, tlic power to sell sessments made by the Mayor and
the hereinafter described parcels of; Aldermen of the City cf Milledge-
laod at public outcry, before the
courthouse dcor in Baldwin County.
'Georgia, to the highest, bidder for
cash, should the said J. H. Ennis fail
to pay sa*d indebtednesses or any
nart thereof, or any interest there-
r« when due.
The sn ; d J. H. Ennis has failed
pay the
ville for improving and paving the
portions of Montgomcrv Street and
Columbia Street upon which the
parcels of land abut.
The amount due on the S3"OO.OD
note above described is $3,174.88
principal, and $460.84 interest tr the ;
day of sale, and the amount due <
said indfbtedm-w-i and the the *1000.00 note above described i-
same ts now pad due. and has fail-!$294.76 principal, and S7.18 inter-
WE HAVE A HEW SELECTION OF MARES
MARES
Prices Right—See Then—They Will Make Good Fen Aai-
Rials.
Tennessee Young Mules
A Good Selection of Medina Priced Mole*
Liberal Terms
WE ARE AGENTS FDR fLORENCEWAGOHS
AJJ Sizes and the Beit all Pnrpose Wijon on the Market
W. E. Bass & Co.
Don’t Mn This!
Through Mar. 31 a 25 per
cent discount on all
Permanents
Special Spring Price on Shampoos and Finger Waves at
RUDEMAR BEAUTY SHOP
(Over Gas Company)
Milledgeville. Ca. Phone 389
OUR PAST RECORD
The management of this bank is in the hands of men who hav
years of successful business and banking experience. Throucf
the years this.bank has been the symbol of financial strength'
integrity of character and absolute reliability.
We have a sympathetic cooperation with all interests of ou r
customers and invite you to establish a connection with ih;
strong, well regulated bank.
Merchants &. Farmers Bank
SERVING YOU SINCE 1898
CAPITAL $80,000 SURPLUS $80,000
est to the day of sale.
Said sale will be made to raise
IINES & CARPENTER,
attorneys for the Executor.
indebtedness and the cost of sale.
The undersigned will execute
deeds to the purchasers at said sale.
This March 10, 1936.
J. R. STANLEY,
As Executor of the Last Will and
Testament of Mrs. M. E. Bloodworth
the Grantee with Power of Sale of
J. H. Ennis.
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ODD
Liquid-Tablets price 1
Salve-Note
St, lOt, i5c
MONEY
BACK
Flower Pots
Good, Clean, New Pots
EXTRA SPECIAL
6 Inch Pot* 5 C
7 Inch Pots 10c
8 Inch Pot* 15c
9 Inch Pot* 20c
10 Inch Pots 25c
Ownplete Stock of Ferris Vegetable
and Flower Seed, Pltge. 5c.
Chandler’s
Sc© US Da 11 y Select any guaranteed car and drive It
two days. Test It younstf~if you are
h/\p Snarinl not satisfied It As the best value you
rur •special can get for your money, bring It beck
q . and your m. <ney will be cheerfully ro
K&roains fuadod—proridod only that the car Is
** In its original condition. Why Cake
dunces when you cam buy a need car
with a mmey-bodi gnwraairr
McKinnon Motor Co. <9&>|
Tax Collector’s Notice
All Special License and Corporation Taxes are due and
payable January I. for the year 1936.
Ever)’ one interested in any business subject to Special
Taxes, will please take notice and procure a license to con
duct same.
After March 31 1 the law require me to add a penalty of
20 per cent.
Respectfully,
MRS. L. D. SMITH
TAX COLLECTOR
Gas 18c
OUR NEW CAPITOL GAS—Drive in our Station—Every
Gallon Measured Before Your Eyes—Save The Difference.
Special Friday-Saturday
CARS WASHED AND LUBRICATED
$2.25
EVERY JOB GUARANTEED
T. H. ENNIS
HUDSON-TERRAPIANE SERVICE STATION
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NOTICE
Clean-Up Week
Mirth 23rd to Mirth 28th, hu beta designated by Cooocil
«* Clean Up Week—Daring that week the Solitary Dept,
will wore .U truh, debris, ot jaak of toy kkd placed at the
curb. At other tines oaly the aoraal trash ud garbage that
tan be put in a garbage tan will he rtnoved. The coopera
tion of all in the trial of this new plan, ia asked.
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The new Sanitary Ordinance does NOT prohibit the use of |
properly installed Sunken Garbage Cans ia front Areaa.
By Order of Council |