Union recorder. (Milledgeville, Ga.) 1886-current, March 26, 1936, Image 6

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I I ” i i j . i I I !fi ' i mi n > II i® 11 i ; - ■ -9\ 1.4 ! iy 1 mi \!? • 1 | \ f ti fir if Leaders Encourage Raising of Workstock to Supply Shortage C . »ty Agent Cook points out th.i there u a big shortage oi hoi •. u.id mules over the country and oi Georgia, and that he. •leading fanners and businessmen will do everything possible shi., sjmn»t to encourage Baldwin county to raise good colts. Information received at tht Co .nit; Agent's office this wee» irmn the Committee on Animal ifu-.handry oi the Unirerslty Sys- Br h. Y. Cook. Farm Agent The 4-H Club boys and girls held a "Georgia First" contest at their regular meeting this week to see who could write down the greatest j bsh and maintain number of “Firsts” for Georgia, insane. Herbert Torrance wen first place fo.- the Cooperviile Club; Allen Smith uf Georgia indicate* that lor I Midway, and Kate Veal. Union every IS horses needed to replace j Point. The contest created much old iior.'ies ir. Georgiu we now have interest among club members and only about 10 colt* coming on. For j following 13 a consolidated list of every 52 mules needed to be re- . things that happened first in Gcor- plKcd.wejKtu^.. have only 11 gio ond by Gecrgian ,. First sewing machine invented by Steam was first used by a Goor-1 HOFKHELL EPWOBTB LEAGUE |j gian to propel a boat. A Mr. long- TO HAVE SPEAKER street, of Augusta—several months) prior to the time c-f Robert Fu ton’s I The regular meeting of the Hope-; successful attempt on the Hudson | well Epworth League was held Sun- j River—launched a boat on the Sa- j day night. Mr. Louis Anderson,, vannah River. | president, presided. Miss Geraldine \ Georgia State College for Wo- Proctor was in charge of program, men, Milledgevilie. Ga.. was first Very interesting talks were given by j woman's college to add a Depart- by Miss Emily Harrington on the ! ment of Health to its curriculum. “Broker. Connection", and Mr. An- , Georgia was first state to estab-' derson spoke on “Convictions and! spital for Its Opinions". i The young people are happy to an - First flag of Texas was designed nounce that Professor W. N. Massey j and fashioned by a Georgia Woman , cf the Sociology Department at G. i The first passenger train in the S. C. W. will speak Sunday night, world is said to have been operated, March 29th. He v/.ll speak on the • between Augusta, Ga.. and Charles- i subject “Does It Pay to Be a Chris- collo. At that rate Georgia fann er.-. will have to send about $4,- 1 ,, . __ 00U.0W a year out of the State to j 0 G* or * ia n: Dr. Frank R. Gould mg: buy work slock. ; First cottonseed oil made by a Tig* Animal Husbandry Commit-, Georgian: Launcelot Johnson, tee point* out that fflfc average Auction sale in Americus Geor- firice of horses In Georgia has ad- gia furnished plane of Charles Lind- vuiiced from (50 on January«l, bergh. 1M2. l/j *101 the first of this year Georgia was first, and only, stale n which a cotton stalk has been crown to a recorded height of 7 ft. stalk bore 715 bolls - was rais- horses and mules as * n Alpharetta Georgia, and is now they have in all milk and meat on display in the Capitol Museum. aiiiin’.L, combined. Georgia r^ade Jirst cotton thread County Agents and 4-H club and shipped first cotton to England, leaders over the state are encour- Cotton was first ginned aging community coit clubs, and state of Georgi-. * First Matrimonial Bureau Dining the same period the price of mules has advanced from to (155 Georgia farmers now have about twice as much money in ton, s. c. The first'commerc.al gold mining operations in the United States were carried on at DaHonega. where the Government established a mint What is claimed to be the first golf course in America was laid out by Scotch Highlanders at Darien Georgia. First Girl Scouts organization was inaugurated in Savannah by a Geor gia woman. Georgia is the first and only state tian Young Person Today?" Mr. Massey is a very interesting and inspiring speaker and the young people cordially invite all members, parents and friends to come and worship with them. BELL’S New Easter Dresses 2 MAJOR SPRING FASHIONS created by Co-Ed for Smart Young Women " a WANTED TO BUT OLD HORSES, MULES. CATTLE AND GOATS— Win call and get then. Geo Barton Fairgrounds. Milledgevilie, Ga. Trade-in your old Radio on i to have a tree that owns itself. This 1936 Phllco—CLIFTON ADAMS tree grows in Athens. Ga. First to strike Spanish ambitions to seize the South Atlantic Seaboard (Oglethorpe and 800 men defeated tr,e l 5,000 Spaniards at Bloody Marsh and j halted their march northward to • Florida. ELECTRIC CO. esi*eciaUly the need for raising more livestock feed and providing IT „ . ...... gcod pastures for brood mares, ~ _ ffazme published in i to teach the Bible to the growing colts ar.d workstock. The 71,0 Ladies Magazine ’ | Indians. * 1 First hymn book in the new world Georgia of good jacks or good stallions 1819- Li es;iecial!y important In raising Georgia was first state to have a good colts. highway named for a woman: Nancy Most horsemen prefer raising Hart Highway, between Waghing- spring coits and County Agent ton and Elberton. Georgia. Cuok says that if the colts arc Charles Herty—Georeian. first dis- born early m the spring the marcs coven!d method of ncw . ho. westher MTres bred'ln^prH P * per pulp and ray ° n ,rMP s!ash and May will drop foals the fcl- pl ” D ‘ . lowing March and April. Crawford W. Long—Georgian, dis- Oounty Agent Cook will be glad rovf>re < 1 anesthesia and its practical to tiik with farmers about raising application. col'., and about where some got*. Georgia was first state to send a UuSctias about colt raising can «airan to Congress: Mrs. Rebecca be obtained. Latime. Felton. I Georgia is the home of Wesleyar. University the oldest chartered mwLvroN news Mi..; Frances Hubbard and Mi*. Msmy lie Lrndscy are at home fn .swing h lx days. They are student Savannah in 1737. First general to fall on either side in the War Between the States General Francis Bartow. First state in which trees were cupped for turpentine. A Georgian. Tom Brumby, first to run up the American flag composed by Charles Wesley at j at Manilla in the Phillipines. Mr. Edwin Boone is spending .. few djys with his parents. Mr. and succeeded Mri A S. Bocne. Mr. Malcolm Everett visited in Irwmtau tins week-end. M«s.. Sarah Bernice Wade was the week-end visitor of Miss J trout i mo1br*i\ Mrs. Gertrude CarewcU. Mr. and Mrs Roger Mallony were in Irwintcm Saturday. Mrs. Mallorv is a Milledgevilie girl and a form er Iiwinton teacher. Mr. Mallory is from New York. Mi33 Bessie Hartley spent several days in Milledgevilie this week. Mr*. Mack Brown is visiting her son. Mr. Norman Brown'. bil k. Elizabeth Hamlin was in town Wednesday. Mr. Joe Boone, Rollie Bell, Nat Bacuat and Col. Alexander Boone at- SPRING SPECIALS man's college in t\e world and the first college in the ■ world to grant j degrees to its women graduates. William G. McAdoo, a Georgian, constructing a ehicular tunnel beneath water when he tunneled the Hudson River. Georgia was the first state to have p. Presbyterian church—First Pres byterian church of Augusta, Ga. Georgia Oak in Thomasville, Ga., 'Mrs R-sa Lindsey and family ranks first in point of size with xxpent Friday in Macon. oaks of the world. It stands 47 feel Mr- El: B Hubbard and dough- ; high, has a spread of 142 feet and ter. Miss Frances Hubbard, were in, trunk circumference of 20 1-2 feet. Macon Friday. This tree is reputed to be 250 years Mr. Waldo Lindsey is at home old. from M. G. C. at Cochran fcT the Georgia was the first state to for- week-end i bid slavery. Mi- Byingtcn Lindsey visited his j Georgia claims the first Christian moil.er this week end. j baptism in America. when a Span- Mi - . Hugh Parker of Macon was in ish Priest administered the baptismal town several days this week. | rites to a dying Indian Chief at the Mr Julian Carswell is visiting his crosslni? of Ocmulgee River. George Guess, the Indian quoyah produced first and only al phabet for the Cherokee tongue, and while he was bom in Mexico the North Georgia Cherokecs claimed him and he is said to have perfected his Indian language ir. that part of the stato. Georgia established the first phanage built in the world. Bethesda Orphanage, Savannah. Ga. First Sunday School was estab- lished in Georgia by John Wesley tended lit.- shew in MlUodcevillc ( m Sa '' ann ,h in 1,35 Saturday night. j Samuel II. Rumph of Marshallville, Miss Buena Hatfield was in Irwin- j Ga propagated and developed the ton Wednesday. Miss Hatfield is | famous Elberta peach a teacher in the Montrose school. [ At Augusta. Ga.. in 1735 General Mr Waldo IJndscy. Miss Surah | Oglethorpe proclaimed the first B*mi<v Wade. Miss Mary Sue Lind- '• Thanksgiving day in America, spy and Miss Juanita PUckctt rode First Memorial Day celebration ever to Milledgevilie Saturday after- was instigated by a Georgia woman, noon. j Mrs. Mary Williams oi Columbus, Mix. Buena Hatfield visited her G*. motit*r, Mrs. Sam Hatfield, this Georgia was the lirst state to pro- wnck-end. I hibit the imprisonment of women Mr. and Mrs. James Beall of Ma- [ * or debt con wzre the guests of Mr. and Mu. | Georgia was first state to entrust T. A Beall Sunday. a woman with the management of Mrs. W. J. Robinson and daugli- her own property, ter, Miss Evelyn Rcbinson of Macon, A Georgian, a Mrs. Williamson u N>c«it Sunday with Mr. and Mr. Ed thought to be the only woman in Byingtnn. j the country to furnish two sons for M~. and Mrs. Victor Davidson and Justices cf the Supreme Court of Miss Adelyn Butler made a trip to the United States—Justices Lamar Macon Saturday. and Campbell. A Georgia woman, Mrs. Thomas MPw FORD MONTGOMERY TO Hardeman of Macon made what is PLAY on RADIO believed to b- the first Confederate Mr. Ford Montgomery will give a flag, piano recital on Station Wr. ! AZ, Ma- A Georgian. Robert Toombs was con next Sunday afternoon at five first asked to accept the presidency ©dock. 0 f tbe Confederacy. Mr. Montgomery is spending ro^e First plant for th .• manufacture of bd time with his parents here and he i= artificial ice was :ri j n C olum- ki recr-gnired as one of the cutstnnding bus. Ga. young nianrirt la the nation. B t - will Firrt plant !:r r- Tr.anufacturo M Dl„y in Sandersville on Tu-sday. of dir iw from Porl>-,n Dioxide. [1 erected in Georgia. FT Radios are sold than Gcorg : a was first state to estab- molces «anhln»d— Ush a Stale University ir. the Nn- PEPTORIA The Perfect Spring Tonic Full Pint *1.00 Regner SI.00 W'NE OF CARDU1 89c (M CaUweVi SYRUP PEPSIN 49c sTegrfar SI-90 1R0NIZED YEAST 09c Willow Sharing Crew (Large Sin) 3 Sc 59c Agna Vein FREE MASCALSHAND LOTION 39c Refilar 59c J ERGEN’S LOTION 43c >/ 2 Gal. Laetsa’i MINERAL (ML 98c FnS Pint HukcD’i Milk ef Magnesia 29c Large Take BRITEN TOOTH PASTE 25c Culver & Kidd Drug Co. The Store > IMF. Nothing like at jaunty bolero to make you (m1 aka a Siathtr in th* br**i*. ThI* debonair suit 1* •timula- tlngly n*w—d*r*lop*d in *llk with a bright bbus* ol tl* «n»r, *f* mad* with th* p*r.action you rapMt of * CO-ED. 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