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THE UXION-KECORDEK. MILLEDGEVT,'JX, GA. MAXCH li, 1936
COURTS HEAR ARGUMENT IN
STATE FINANCIAL MUDDLE
(By Thr AnoeblM Presil
A thr*. ;udge court in Atlanta sat
this wee'r! to determine several angles
of the snarled court fights over the
financial ••dictatorship” of Governor
Eugene TaImadge as two other court
action.', one at Gainesville and the
ether 3*. LjGrange. awaited call on
March *.4 and 21. respectively.
Hugh Howell, chieJ Tnlmadge po
litical lieutenant and chairman of
the state Democratic executive com
mittee. unexpectedly lined up
active council for de facta treasun
J. B. Daniel at Atlanta and made
legal arguments upholding al-
madge’s moves.
The AManta suits aix
of several aotiens, among them a bill
of interpleader filed by three former
state depository banks who seek to
place the $2.000.000 deposited with
them in court and force ousted treas
urer George B. Hamilton and Daniel
to set up their respective claims to it.
They nlso ask the return of $7,500,
000. in :*ecurity bonds they placed
with Hamilton before his ouster. In
a cross suit Hamilton in asking the
appointment of a receiver for the
state’s finances, and Daniel, in a
AT THE CHURCHES SUNDAY
Episcopal Church
Celebration of the Holy Commun
ion at eight o’clock and the usual
morning prayer service with sermon
by the Rector. Rev. F. H. Harding
at 11:30.
Presbyterian Church
Rev. R. W. Oakey will conduct the
usual services of the church both
morning and evening on next Sun-
V. D C. MET OX TUESDAY j HOSPITAL TO BUT SUPPLIES MAJ. A, " VE
! THURSDAY SATURDAY
The March meeting of the Robert The iegular quarterly letting ef
E Lee Chapter of U. D. C. was held contracts tc furnish supplies for the Maj. ana Mrs. Guy McKinely with
on the Mezzanine at the Campus ‘ Milledgeville State Hospital and their little daughter will arrive from
Theatre on Tuesday afternoon with j other eleemosynary institutions will y 0 rt Sam Houston Texas Saturday
a good number of members present, be held Thursday March 18th. Bids j an d Mij. McKinley will assume his
The meeting was opened as usual ! must be in the office of Mr. Homer duties as Professor cf Military Sci-
with the Ritual led by the president | Bivins not later than Tuesday March c -nce and Tactics on Monday, suc-
Mrs. R. B. Mcore. ! Th° birds will be opened March ceeding Maj. Frank Mansfield.
After the business of the chapter 18 and contr. Is awarded March 19. Maj. McKinley and his family
will be given a cordial welcome to
Milledgeville, Maj. and Mrs. Mans
field and son will remain here until
June.
finished, a memorial service
day. f v.-as held for Mrs. Anna M. Cook, a METHODIST CIRCLES TO
Baptist Church leng and honored member of the MEET.
Rev James M. Tercsi, the pastor!chapter. These tributes were given
will preach at the morning service by Mrs. J. L. Sibley. Mrs. David
ar.d in the evening will conduct the J Ferguson, Mrs. J. S. Lee. and Mrs.
w Baptismal service of the church and j A F Latimer. They were a bcauti-
prcach. fui testimonial of love and esteem
Methodist Church | in whicJl Mrs Cook wa s held by all.
The program for the aftemcon was
Rev. Horace Smith will hav<
mposed his ' ermon “W*® 1 at **** morning J aiT angcd by Mrs. J. L Beeson and
a bill scrvloe ’ "Wtanto* Our Souls." He | , short skrtc h 0 [ Sidney Laniei
.vill preach again at the
rervice at 8:00 o’clock.
Catholic Church
Father McNamara. Priest.
Sunday, third Sunday
•ening j ending with the beautiful poem.
i”The Song of the Chattahoochee.”
which was read by Miss Lucy Brown,
j Mrs. W. D. MiUer told some inter-
! esting facts in the life of Alexander
morning services at the Catholic Hamilton Stephens,
church will be at 11:15 and will cen- i The chapter decided to observe,
rist of mass, sermon and benediction, ‘. Memc ria i D, y » on April 2 7 this
the sermon second of the series on ycar as AprU 2 6 falls on Sunday.
•What Think Ye of Christ?”. “A; Mrs. J. W. Ivey assisted by Miss
Righteous Man.” No evening ser- Bertie Stembridge were hostesses
The Methodist Missionary Circles
will meet Monday afternoon at four
o’clock with the exception of tne
Business Women’s Circle, which will
meet at 8 o’clock Tuesday night
The Maude Norris Circle meets
with Mrs. Christian. Mrs. Middle-
brook. and Mrs. Hall at Atkinson
Hall.
The Anna Cook Circle meets with
Mrs. O. O. Banks.
The Lily Little Circle meets with
Mrs. E. E. Bass, and Mrs. Frank
Finney at Mrs. Bass's home.
Tne Sally Allen Circle meets with
Mm. Lamar Ham.
The Julia West Circle meets with
Mrs. Culver Kidd.
The Business Women's Circle
meets with Miss Katherine Butts,
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r the afternoon and served delic-1 Tuesday night at 8 o'clock.
us refreshments at the closing. ! "
.. m. | Resolutions were adoDted hv the! GUEST OF M1S8 CROWELL
ilton lx* made to return certain books . iri _ e . ,, . r . I w e ad pted d> tht
and records, including U.v bend, to in TOmorv of ***■ »»•
him. mum hi, ejection from office bf^th^ubi^’Tl" 1 . ' iTf ? 0 " d * publishcd ''
_ be on the subject “The Intenor Life this paj>er next wm>v
f Jesus.” Stations of the Cross Fri-
lay evening at 8:00.
SCOTTSBORO SCHOOL NEWS
by the national guard after Governui
Talmadge suspended him. Hamiltc
removed the security lionds to th
vaults of the Fedei al Reserve Bank MRS OTIS WOODS HOSTESS
at Atlanta TO BnnK;f: C LUB.
The suit at Gainesville seeks to, ^ p,. jday a f te mor.n Mm. Otis
enjoin Talmadge -.Tom using hig!,-, Woods entertained the mcmbors of
way money* tor other departments ^ or bridge club with a lovely party nient.
of the state government. The Li- , nt her heme on Jefferson street. Come one, come all to witness the
Grange suit, filed at the home of de | «rh e guest list included the mem- TotT * Thumb wedding. Pretty Pollv
facto Treasurer Darnel, seeks to en- bers of the club. At the conclusion Edwards is to become the bride ol
jcin him from spending any public, c f the Rame s. a delicious salad and.Sallant Bamie Edwards,
funds without a state appropria- I MV cct course was served .Prizes were ! Immediately after the wedding
I awarded to Mrs. Walter Brcwn and Aunt Mandy and her children from
j Mrs. George Dav
Mrs. F. W. Schachy. of Chicago,
III., who is the guest of Miss Wini
fred Crcwell. was the honor guest
at a reception on Monday afternoon
given by Misses Fannie Virginia
j McClure. Alice Lenore Tucker and
Next Wednesday night March 18.; Miss Crowell at their home in the
t 8:30 o’clock the Scottsboro school | Newell House.
rill have its first spring entertain- ■ The spacious rooms were artisic-
allv decorated in lovely spring flow-
THAXTON-PENN
the old plantation will celebrate
Rastus birthday.
The public is most cordially invit
ed. Admission 10c and 15c. Proceeds
will be used to pay for coal.
SHEALY-VAUGHN
Membc rs of the Echctah Country,
Club are invited to a dance at the
Club next Friday evening from nine
until one. An out-of-town orchestra
will fumish the music. ,
The committee in cl large of ar-l
rangements are: Dr. O. C. Woods.
Col. Joe Cooper. Maj. Dorough and
A. H. McIntyre. All members of the
club are invited and expected to at
tend.
Special
One Week Oily
4xf* Photo
in Latest Campus Mount
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C0LLEGET0WN STUDIO
Next to Postal Telegraph
BAPTIST CIRCLES TO
MEET MONDAY.
The circles of the Baptist Wo
man’s Missionary Union will meet on
Monday. March 16th, at 3:30 at the
following homos:
May Perry with Mrs. J. S. Bone.
Deris Knight with Mrs. J. B. How
ard. Mrs. E. C. Humphrey co-hos
tess; Catherine Bryan with Mrs.
Richard Smith; Pearl Dunstan with
Mrs. Van Faulkner; Laura Williams
with Mrs. Mamie Fowler; Susan
Anderson with Mrs. Bob Bailey at
the Darien Hotel.
Bonus Boys
{ Buy A Farm
293 acres about six mile- East of
Irwin ton on Teomsboro road. 5 room
: house, newly painted white, new
: metal roof., new barn, good spring
raid branch, known as the Hunnicuti
home place.
Small cash payment. 20 years on
balance at 5 per cent, price $2,750.
By special arrangements can trade
now with Bonus Boys and wait un
til .lane to complete cash payment.
All sice farms in surrounding coun
ties. These are Federal Land Bamt
farms.
Address
A. L MILLIGAN
: MR. AND MRS. GROOVER
Mr. uni Mrs. George E Penn. Jr., ENTERTAIN
announce the engagement of then | Mr . and M ' rs . m. M. Groover en-
daughVr. Mary to Mr. O A. Thax-; tertained most delightfully on Thurs
ton. Jr .. :e wedding will take place da y evening the members of their
at an early date. 'bridge club.
Miss Perm is the oldest daughter I spring flowers formed a pretty
of Mr. ar.d Mrs. George E. Penn. Jr. J color moti: for lhe i ove j y par t y . Af- Mrs. J T - Shealy announces the
and comes from a leng line of legal to* the games delicious refresh- marriage of her daughter. Evelyn
and ministerial families of Virginia I ments were serve d. j Louise, to Mr. Clifford Vaughn, of
Her father is a member of the firm j Mrs. Robert Ashefield and Mr. i Decatur. Ala., the marriage having
of Kelley and Penn, corporation j Knock Rhodes won high score prizes l>cen solemnized cn Feb. 29, in Pu-
lawyers for Tennccssee Eastman and Mr. D. T. Whatley won the laski * Tenn.
Corporation of Kingsport, her moth- j floating prize. I ~~ ~ ■
eris family have furnished Virginia'
with many Methodist minister. I MEDICAL AUXILIARY HAD
Miss Penn rraduated from Dobbs- MEETING WITH MRS. OTIS
Bennett Hi?h School in Kingsport, WOODS.
and Salem Collcsc in Winston Salem, j yh,. Woman’s Auxiliary cf the
North Carolina. While in Colleen she Baldwin County Medicat Association
received many honors, culmination ^ had a most interesting meeting at
in the presidency ol her class as n {the home of Mrs. Otis Woods on
senior and a valedictorian. She is Monday afternoon. Mrs. L. P. Longi-
cne cf the most pr pular young wo-1 no presided in the absence ot Mrs. H.
men in Kingsport, is president ol D A i u ,„, Sr > the president. At the
the Cotillian Club, and vice-president conclusion o’ the program, a delici-
of her alumnae association. At tho'ous salad course was screed
present she is holding a petition in :
lhe ofitcr* cf Credit Manager of Ton- | PRESBYTERIAN AUXILIARY
nessec Eastman Corporation. ; xn MEET.
Mr. Thavton graduated from i Tho Auxiliary of tire Presbyterian
Georgia Military College and Emory! church will meet Monday P. M. at
University where he took an active,3 ; 3t) at the church. Final reports of
in college activities. He was presi-’the years work null be given and
dent o’ the Little Symphony Orches- n , w officers will be installed.
tra, a member and librs.rian of the
Emory Glee Club and a member of
the Dramatic Club, he is a member j
of the Kappa Alpha social Fraternity j
and cf the honor Junior College!
Fraternity and honorary chemical*
fraternity. Upon graduation from!
Emory he accented a position with !
the HoUietnn Mills in Kir.tieport
where lie rrw holds the position of
prcducticn manager. ,
and baskets.
The guests w*e
Sidney McGee,
arranged in
re greeted by Mrs.
and Miss Cecelia
Bason and were tnvitec into the
drawing room by Mrs. Guy Wells
where the guests met ‘he honoree.
Assisting in the drawing room were
Dr. Euri Belie Bolton, Mrs. Richard
Binion and Dr. Amanda Johnson.
In the dining room ice cream and
cake, nuts and mints were served
by voice pupils of Miss Tucker. The
center table was covered with a
lace cloth and in the center was a
silver bowl of spring flowers sur
rounded by silver candle sticks hold
ing yellow tapers. Mrs. Chas. L.
Moore poured coffee.
During the a'.’temoon a large num
ber cf guests called.
The regular monthly meeting cf
G. M. C. P. T. A. will be held
Thursday P. M. March 19th at 4:00
o'clock in the grade building. A full
attendance is urged to be present.
WELCH-ROBLSSOV
Mr. and Mrs. Warrtn '
Milledgeville, Ca.. arn^l
engagement of their dauo^ V|
Blanche to Roby HentSV
son, of Lenoz, Ga. ^ 1
wrill be solemnized at
1 ^iy g
Mrs. Malcolm Posey has i
from a visit to relatives in
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Suffolk, Va., have come to J,
ville to make their home •
living at the College Hill
Mr. Slona is the manager
Rose Store.
Mrs. Sally Burtcn. Mrs. He.
Mobley and her two daughter- '
ly and Marianna Mobley
Sunday in Milledgeville. Mrs. ^
will be remembered to her *
friends as ”Miss Katherine McS
ley, who was dietitian at the S
Hospital.
HAT THIS TAG GUARANTEES
T HE Certificate of Quality on every bag of Swift's
Improved Red Steer guarantees that the fertilizer
in the bag is both Non'acid Forming and Physiologically
Neutral. It guarantees more . . titra riant /oeij, best
materials, double mixed, and triple tested. Before you
arrange for your fertilizer stop in at the Authorized Swift
Agent's and read this guarantee.
Thousands of cotton growers hail this as the outstand*
ing fertilizer vale- for 1936.
SWIFTS RED STEER
PHYSIOLOGICALLY NEUTRAL <r.d MON-ACID FORMING
R. E. LONG, MdMprik, C*.
R. W. IVEY, Milledgeville, Cl.
58 Quality Service Store
We
Deliver
The Finest in Foods
The Best in Service The Utmost in Economy
ARMOUR'S MILK _ 3 tall or 6 imaH cam 19c
ARMOUR’S TRIPE Large can 23c
ARMOUR’S CORNED BEEF HASH 16-oi eaa 15c
ARMOUR’S COOKED BRAINS 3 12-oi cam 39c
ARMOUR’S T0MAT0E JUICE 21-oz caa 10c
BULK GRITS $ k. 15c
MATCHES 6 boxes 19c
RICE 5 lbs. 25c
STOKLEY’S PARTY PEAS No. 2 caa 17c
MEAT
Lb 23c
Mrs. David Ferguson. Mrs. J. I.
Garrard. Mrs. Y. H. Yarbrough and
Mrs. Edwin Allen arc attending the
D. A. R. Conference in Savannah.
P. 0. Box 393
EAT0NT0N, GA.
PHONE 137
SUPER SUDS 3 for 21c
PRODUCE
GOLDEN RIPE BANANAS IS. 6c
GREEN CABBAGE j pounds 10c
SWEET JUICY ORANGES dot. 17c
FRESH TENDER BEANS 3 pounds 25c
HEINZ SOUPS
2 for 25c
Except Clam Chowder aad
Consomme
MAYFIELD CORN 3 No2
Cans 25c
In Our Market
We tbuk jou far year wan-
derfal sapport
flariaf our
ANNIVERSARY SALE
BEEF ROAST
Ib. 10c
B’FT. BACON
Ib. 29c
LIVER. Freab ..
Ib. 17'/-c
STEW MEAT ...
3 R» 25c
ilGLW STEAK ib 15c
PORK CHOPS Ib 22c
SAUSAGE MEAT Ib
OYSTEHS Qt
10c | CHEESE lb 19c
35c SMOKED SKINS 31BS 19c