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ML B0KRT B. BROOKINS
FUSES AWAT AFTER
A LONG ILLNESS
nancy RAtr cnAnu had si.
WTimiWO MUTING ON , 3rd. Mrs. David Ferguson, a D. A.
TUESDAY. j R., at her own expense, had all the
The Nancy Kart Chapter D. A. R. rooms of Georgia’s old State Cr>pi-
j met on Tuesday afternoon, March, tpl, built in 1807, properly labelled.
Mr. Robert Benjamin Brookins, 17th - with Mrs. Da\id Ferguson, | 4th. That Dr. A. S. Kelley, the
fa over seventeen years a guard at Mrs - John Shinholser, Mrs. J. L. Sib- great Smithsonian archiologist, had
the 5>ate Prison Farm, passed away Misses Martha Thomas and with his own hands, prepared ar
nt his 1 orr e Tuesday March 16Ui, Betty Fergus-m, being the other hibit of old Oconee Town, which he
oftcr ar. .:lrtss3 of more than five he*losses. trenched—this exhibit to be present-
yvcc’is. ! Owing to the inclement weathei ed to the Georgia State College for
Puneral • :-vices were held Wed- there was a small attendance, eigh- | Women,
resda • .rung at 1J a. m. at the icon members being present and one; 5th. That Dr. E. A. Tigner wilt
chapel y{ Joseph A. Moore with Rev. visitor. , present to the Historical Museum
.Tar. ' T.-re-i. paster of the Bey- The First Vice-Regent. Mrs. Chas. j a badge of the Thalian Society of
tfct < - officiating. The follow- L Me ere. presided. The meeting. old Oglethorpe University. It
ing 1 • a? pali-bearers: Carl 1 ’^ned with the Ritual and singing owned by Dr. TigrerY m:4Hcr, hav-
M . . :\ov Nelsor*. Wilscn Mason of patriotic songs. The minutes cf ing been given her by her brother.
Campus Theatre - March 23-24
. meeting were i ced and j 6th. The discove
j trail running straight
I
Whatley and J. the previe
It. o -rl approved. _ _
lr 3r.tokin» is rurvi- ed by his hire. Beescn. Mrs. TuPJlell. Mrs. from Augusta to Columbus. It (
wife «!:.• .vs Miss Mvrtiee Roberts, Garrard. Mrs. Longin',. and Miss the road near the historic home-
six Clever. John, Lamar, J. Eetty Fcrgu.-on. gave rep-.rts of the | of Gcv. David B. Mitch.il, 9 mile,
W . Pai -.V -nd and Dor aid Brookins, rreeBt Convention in Savannah. N. E. of MilledgeviUe
all c city: two sisters, Mrs. .1. The Nancy- Hart Chapter won three j 7th. The discovery cf the site cf
T. Jr.:, ... Devermut: Mrs. R. O. trophies at the Convention, one for old Buckhom Tavern, rear Mr Col-
Lancaster. Eastman. Ca. the ir-gest number of Old Bible tins’ across the river, ft was on the
Mr. Rn. ..its was 4R years of are Records: one for the greatest r.uir.- old stage conch route, and the uni
at ct wa I native of Washington her of Historical P\st cards, and the que sign was a pole 30 feet high
county He came to MilledgeviUe in last for locating and marking the with antlers of deer hanging from I
1919 and has served as a guard at greatest number of graves of Revo- top to bottom.
the state prison since that time. He lutionary Soldier*, two of the tro- j 8 th. As original research material, j
was ar. active and devoted member phies were cash prizes; the third be- the following will be presented to i
of the Baptist church. Mr. Brook- ing a silver loving cup. The chapter the Historical Museum of the Geor-
:n« was respected by his associates was also honored by the fact that'gia state College for Women: (a)
at th.. prison and was known as a Mrs. Harris Yarbrough was elect- pamphlet, printed 1790, which
fearless man. having prevented on ed to a State Office, that of Stale
a number of cccasions attempts of Consulting Registrar,
prisoner? to make a break. He wa? Miss Betty Fergusor, read an intei-
devoied t- his duties and although eating paper on “Heraldry", and the
•uict and reserved in nature, he members showed their Coats of.Jature at Louisville, after”the"great
{Bade many friends. Arms, and explained the various Yazoo Land Fraud. Among the 88
* His family have the sympathy of devices. oU of which was most inter- J subscribers for its publication ar.d
pe-jpl * in his death. esthig. distribution are 55 Revolutionary
A Nominating Committee, compos- soldiers.
FLOOD IN EAST RIVALS ed cf Mrs. D. W. Brannan. Mrs. J. (bl The letter book of Gen. John
JOHNSTOWN FLOOD OF 1889 L. Sibley, and Mrs. Edwin Alien, w. A. Sanford. Commander cf the
(By The Associated Frew) was named t:. confer and report Georgia Guard, which book contains
their nominations for the coming beth the names of the Georgia
Guard, and the names and occupa-
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u
one Georgia Library possesses. It is
a sermon preached by the Rev. Mr.
Both well, cf the United Presbyterian
Church, before the Go:rgia I«gis
A sudden string thaw accompan- year, to the meeting the third Tucs-
ied by rains and storms spread dc- day in April.
structivv flo.xl waters over the east The meeting then adjourned, after
Wednesday j which the hostesses served delicious
With at least thirty-nine dead, in- refreshments.
calculable property damage and
thousand, homeless. Flood waters
swept sections from western Fern-
sylvania to Vermont. Pittsburgh wa-
almost compllcly paralyzed as wa
ter stood ten feet in some downtown
stores: Rail and highway traffic
Attend the church of your choice
Prmbvtertan Church
Rev. R. W. Oakey. the pastor, will
tiens and size of the families of all
licensed to dwell in the
Cherokee lands. This is a large and
well preserved ledger.
<c) The “Minutes of the Thalian
Srcicty of Oglethorpe University”.
1859-1883. This is a ledger contain
ing more than 300 pages.
nd power failure left the preach at the morning and evenin;
city dark. services of the church. At the morn-
The famous flcod city of Johns- • ing hour his sermon subject will be,
town, Pennsylvania, was largely de-! “Who is My Neighbor?” and in the
sorted as citizens fled in panic af- evening he will have as the theme
ter reports circulated the Qncma- of the sermon. ‘“Hie Persuasions of
honing Dam had broken or was Paul." At the morning service the
weakening. Indications were, how- new Deacon; will be ordained and
ever, the dam would hold. irstalled.
Nineteen persons were known *ol Methodist Church
have perished and nine others were Rev. Horace Smith, the pastor, will
feared lost in Pennsylvania alone as preach at the morning and evening
Hoods ravaged that state for the sec-, services of the church. His morning
ond time in as many weeks. ; subject will bo “God's Search for
Additional casualties reported from , Man.”
Maryland Virginia, New York, Mas- | Baptist Church
sachusotL?. Maine and Vermont, The usual services of the church
brought the total death list to at i will be held at tiie morning and
least 39. (evening hnu-a. The pastor, Rev,
... James M. Terosi, will preach at both
ATTEND BEAUTY SHOW IN
Brilliant songs and glonaus stars make the spectacular ter Fa* mutual, •King of Burlesque", a royaj
jubilee af entertamment. Tie talent of a dozen celebrities of tcreen, stage and radio are lankly displayed
a this txart'Varmmg romance of a v/ander world you've never seen before!
P. T. A. MEETING POSTPONED
The regular meeting of the G. M.
'• Parert-Toachcr Association,
which was to be held today has been
postponed, due to the spring hcli- j nibits with them -
Mrs. F. W. Hendrickson, president
of the organization, said the next
meeting will be held at the regular
time in April.
garden club to meet next
WEDNESDAY.
The MilledgeviUe Garden Club
w'ill meet r.ext Wednesday, March
25th, at the home cf Mrs. Charles
Richardson at 3:30 P. M.
All members ore requested to
bring their flcwer exhibits.
Prizes are to be given for attend
ance and also for the best flower
exhibit.
An election of delegates to the state
meeting of the Carden Clubs which
will be held in Albany next month,
will take place.
An interesting program has beer
planned and all members of the
MilledgeviUe Garden Club are urged
to attend and bring their flower ex-
FOR CLEAN UP WEEK—1 Tib. I
Btumii. 4 Ban PAG 8m|. Z OxyM
—CHANDLER'S.
FLOWER SHOP TO OPEN
FRIDAY IN CONN.
WOODS BUILDING
The Bouquet Shoppe will be open
ed Friday and the public is invited
to attend a formal opening of the
new Clower shop in the Conn-Woods
building from 4 to 7 p. m.
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENT
TO BE HELD MARCH 29TH I
The new shop will carry a ccm-
plete line of cut and potted flowers.
Mrs. A. F. Hudson and Mrs. W. B.
Branche are the owners and opera
tors of the new floral shoppe and
nursery. They will have
of flowers at all times
specialize in funeral offerings,
sages and potted plants, the
nouncement stated.
The following Sunday
Superintendents are requested i
announce to their school! next S
day that a Sunday School Cac
lion will be held at Bethel chan
March 29th at 3:00 P. M. All ti
Sunday Schools in this district c|
urged ts have a special feature a
the program, a song, a reading, i
a play; anything the school wishes ts|
do to individualize itself.
The Union Hill Sunday Schod|
Salem Sunday School, Hoj
Sunday School and Pleasant G
Sunday School are in this district!
These schools are requested t
full line I tinue their beautiful cooperation. I
will
Garbage Cans at Hatcher*.
—CHANDLER**
~§
ATLANTA
Mrs. Jerome Babb, Mrs. Rubye
services.
Episcopal Chnreh
The celebration of the Holy Com
munion will be at eight o’clock and
Holland and Miss Lyda Morehead,; Lite usual morning prayer service
of Babb’s Beauty Shop, spent Wed- 1 with sermon will he at 11:30. Rev.
nesday iri Atlanta where they nt-iF. H. Harding, the Rector, will con
tended the convention of beauty par- j duct both services and preach,
lor opera tzrs and spring style beauty, Catholic Chnreh
show. Father McNamara. Priest.
The newest coffifures were shown ’ Sunday. Lac tare Sunday, rooming
end improvements in operating services at the Catholic church will
methods were demonstrated. Babb’s,be at 11:15 and will consist of Mass,
is this weHc installing the latest j Sermon and Benediction, the sermon
1930 type Frederick de luxe perm- Jthe third in answer to the question,
anent waving machine. This machine “What think ye of Christ?" will b?
carries all the new improvements ! on the subject. "John the Baptist,—
and is designed to give the latest .Risen.”
type waves.
15°
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things our customers tell their
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.. . The way they wear ... the
way they fit . . . the way they
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by Mil.:i
John Hollowav
Mass throughout the week at 7:30.
Lenten Devotions Wednesday c
ing at 8, sermon on this occasion,
the fourth of the series, “Jesus Christ,
the Son of God." will be on the sub
ject. “The Interior Life of Jesus.
Stations of the Cross Friday even
ing at 8.
MILLEDGF.VILLE ITEMS CULLED
FOE D. A R. STATE HISTORIAN’S
REPORT
Mrs. J. L. Beeson. State Historian.
Georgia D. A. R., who is retiring
after four years service, reported
at the Savannah State Convention,
some things of interest to Milledge-
illc and Baldwin county:
1st. There are three W. P.
bronze markers to be received: One
for the summer house of Gov. Hers-
chel V. Johnson, one for General
Elijah Clarke's F.rt Advance, and
for General Elijah Clarke’s Fort
Defiance.
2nd. The site of Mmedgeville'e
°nd Executive Mansion, to the rear
•f the old State Capitol, the account
of which is in the keeping of Mis?
'by Blair. Archivist and State
Historian. The deed of conveyance
made by the Revolutionary
tidier. John Scott and his wife to
Ihe State o' Georgia for the house
and lot for $4500.00.
Out of this amount John Scott
asked that he have credit on his
bonds due the State for the sum of
$2000.00.
Executive Minutes 1809-10. page
Phone
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