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THE SOUTHERN ISRAELITE
Friday, October 30, 1953
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LEGAL NOTICE
3EOKGIA, FULTON COUNTY.
OK. CARSBIE C. ADAMS, of 41 P.acfitrM
^ocm.Jt. E , Atlanta, G.orqio, CHARLES W.
tsERGMAN, of 1129 First Notional Bonk
1 wilding. Atlanta, Goorgio, and F. W. HESSE,
Bond Allen Building, Atlanta, Georgia, bring
'nit petition for the granting of a charter for
a non-profit corporation, and show to the
court the following foctsi
1.
Petitioner* detire to be Incorporated and
<oode a body Corporate under the lawt of
thl» Stole under the nome ond ttyle of
I. PEACHTREE SANITARIUM, INC.
'or a period of thirty-five (33) yeart, with
full right of renewal at may be provided by
with '^principal office In Fulton Coun
ty, Georgia, ond tKe right to ettobliih office*
at each Other place* in the State of Georgia
* the Board of Truetee* may hereafter de-
ivrmlne.
2.
The object ond purpose of taid corporation
ii a* follow*!
(o) T4 •steblish, operafe ond molntoin a
boipital for the relief and mlnlttratiort to
'■untan suffering and phytlcal ditabilltie* and
* connection therewith, the corporation may
operate'o ichool for the training of nurtet
and doctor* and may provide facilitie* for
• htearch in medicine, hospitalization and
"Ureli^g^
(bi To bulld, erect, leate, maintain, equip,
■nonoge and operate a ho»pital or hospitals;
0 furnish medical ottendant* therein in any
orm In the care of tick, afflicted, infirm or
ljuted pertont. To provide for requirement*
of admission. the manner of receiving, coring
'or on a ditchorging patient* and making a
•eatonble charge thereof.
3.
Biblical Films -
With Little Em
The series of Biblical films
which has eminated lately from
Hollywood is the inspiration for
an article—“It May Be Box Of
fice, But Is It the Bible?”—in the
current issue of The Reporter, na
tional magazine.
Its author, William Lee Miller,
takes to task the motion picture
industry for releasing these films, j
but states that “the fault is not
entirely with, Hollywood.”
“Some of the blame,” the author |
writes, “must rest on the kind of
religion in America which pro- j
vides the audience for these films.
If people are taught that there is
some special edification to be de
rived from the annual repetition
of the details of the story of David
and Goliath, or from the memori-
'a pay *ush rtasonabla chargtt, or a port
wrt. “financial c rbil.,i:* of ‘fu'Sh™™. makin « reli « io » "«>re interesting.
Diablo to pay full r«asonabl« charge* or any
j>ort thereof. The Board of Trustee* shall
determine by reasonable rule* the requisite
cotton of
tiualificOtfon of parson* lo be permitted to
In* u*e of the hospital and to it* service*
Pnd facilties at less than the full reasonable
Charge thereof
1 The earning* of taid corporation *hall be
devoted to the payment of the indebtedness
of told corporation, and for the mointen-
mce ahd improvement of It* tervlce* and
acilitie* ond devoted for the relief of hu
man surfer'ng and also for the maintenance
•nd improvement of it* »ervlce* and facili
tie* to those person* unable to pay com
pensation.
9
The petitioner* desire said corporation shall
■1*0 have the right to lease, buy, exchange,
•onvey and generally Irode and deal in any
-uch property or interest therein and to in
vest aqrf reinvest ony funds or property of
he corporation ot public or private sale 'and
ran,action without the order of any court
Of authority, oil as the Trustee* in their sole
ditcretion, may deem advisable
, to.
To enter into, make, perform and carry
out contract, leasr* or agreements of every
'orm or kind foi any purpose authorised by
'his charter w.thaut limitation ot to the a-
• nount to on>' person, firm, association or
<orpo ration.
11.
To borrow money and to secure any mon
ies borrowed by conveyances, encumberan-
tes, mortgage, deed to secure debt or any
other similar instruments in writing. The
Corporation shall also hove the right to is-
':ue as evidence of indebtedness bonds, pro-
•nitsory % notes, bills of exchange, debentures
.it any other forms of obligation and in
urtherance, ond not in limitation of powers
conveyed by statute, the Boord of Trustees
^re expressly authorized to adopt or amend
'he By-taWs of this corporation.
The governing body of the Corporation
.hall consist of not lets thon three (3! nor
more than twenty (20) members The incor-
[tofatpc* »hall be the first members of the
■xmrd *f Trustees, ond shall serve for a
period of one year, ond for such other per
iods at may be fixed by the said Board of
trustees. The said petitioners shall have the
addition to themselves to select for
■he first Board of Trustees additional mem-
z1l°' and the said members
Of the Boord of Trustees shall serve for a
minimum period of one yeor ond o maxi
mum period of ten years, with the right to
succeed themselves, there being no limitation
3* to the number of years o Trustee may
terye. Said Trustees shall have the right to
hesignote the term* of office of each of the
Trustees to be elected. Upon the death or
resignation of any member of the Boord. o
"iO|«rity of the remaining Trustees shall
; hoose his successor. In the event that the
living Trustees shall for ony reason foil to
-tame such successor, then, in that event, such
successor Trustee or Trustees shall be ap
pointed by the Senior Judge of this Court
upon this application pf one or mare member*
Of the Board of Trustees, cr if they fail to
set, then upon the application of any party
having «. real interest therein. Should o mem
ber of the Boord of Trustees become disabled
t>r For ony reason cease to function and the
totm continue for a period of six (6) months,
men the remaining members of the Boord of
rustees shell hove the power to declare the
Office vgcont and elect a successor Trustee in
•he manner provided above.
13.
The Board of Trustees, by majority vote,
tholl have the power to odopt alt rules and
By-laws consistent with the charter ond the
conduct of the affairs ond activities of the
corporation.
14.
. *•* . contributions received and accepted
pwi trs? tut ?js
’<oms therefrom being perpetually used for
Miller takes most of his wrath
out on Rita Hayworth’s recent
vehicle, “Salome,” which he says
“represents this genre in some
thing like its worst form: it has
sex, crowds, noise, color, thrills,
religious sentimentality, big names
and at the heart of it all a monu
mentally fatuous plot.”
What Miller dreads, however,
more than the release of these
films is the scheduled release of
12 films of this ilk during the com
ing year. Some of these he lists:
“The Robe,” “The Prodigal,” “The
Story of Mary Magdalene,” ‘The
Ten Commandments” and Pilate’s
Wife.”
In ridiculing “Salome” the
writer points out that the film is
made from a sure-fire formula—
“religion baptizing sex and sex
I zation of Biblical verses out of
Sold corporation I* not organized and shall I . . ,... |
i pt bs op«rot«fi for pecuniary gain or profit Contfxt, OT from the dressing Up
md it shall hav« no capital siock. 1 0 f three boys In bathrobes and
No port Of tho proparty of sold corpora I room slipper* to play Wise
on ond no port of its n.t aorning* shall jyi en j n the pa)fean t. then people
v«r ot any tlmo Inuro to the benefit of any | .
irivata shcrahoidar or individual, nor sholl I are sure to think these movies are
old corporation hova the powar to, and | r „|i lr i„ 11 ,. n
hall n4ver, carry on propaganda or other-1 religious,
visa otlampl to Influanca laglslotlon.
3.
The Corporation sholl have ths power and
ciu*hOrltV to accept gifts and contributions,
vhothar mode by will or otherwise, in any
fbrrn of property, provided that the object*
cPacified by the testator or donor are within
the objects and purposes of the corpora
tion. All such gifts ond contribution* shall be
•nvoled to the objects and purposes, ond in
ill respects administered according to the
Itrovlsions contained in said will or other
orm of.Instrument making said gift or dona
tfors, to tn« end that the wishes and direc
tions Of the donor shall in all respects be
althfully observed and executed, provided,
however, that the corporation shall not ac
cept ony contribution which it to be held or
l ead for purposes other than for the promo-
ior* of education, charity and religion.
1 Petitioners desire taid corporation to hovo
he power to corry out the aforetoid objects;
’0 employ tuch person or pertont os may be
necessary to accomplish such purposes to con
duct ond to confer upon persons competent
the training mentioned aforesaid such ddbree
nr recognition ot conferred by institutions of
Ilka character.
7.
Petitioners desire said corporation shall
have the right to make reasonable charges
tor all Its services and facilities to oil those
financially able to pay with reasonable
charges,' or otherwise provide such services
and facilities to person* financially unable
A Study of Sex
thasis on Bible
In case anyone should miss the
fact that Miss Hayworth rep
resents sex, she is greeted when
ever she makes an entrance ^. .
by a surge of violins, a stir in the
crowd, a great deal of ogling by
the male members of the cast and
considerable dialogue about her
beauty.”
Miller continues, “In 'David and
Bathsheba,’ which was better than
most of these Biblical films. It was
not just that Bathsheba’s arm
plainly bore the mark of a small
pox vaccination, or that David
urged Uriah to try to look at
things from the woman’s point of
view, but that Bathsheba’s rela
tionship to David was made a
modern, romantic love story.
“In ‘Quo Vadis' a genial and
avuncular St. Peter told his boy
companion that maybe when they
were through with fishing for men
they would have time to fish for
fish.
“These movies are like that
the grafting of Biblical figures and
events onto essentially modern
categories. They make mention of
Galilee and of the Jordan, but the
Savannah News
Stuart Rosenthal, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Maxwell Rosenthal, cele
brated his Bar Mitzvah October
17 at the Agudath Achim Synago
gue.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald D. Myers of
Sandersville announce the birth of
a son Jeri Scot October 33.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam G. Adler have
returned from a trip to New York
City.
Lt. Sylvan M. Byck Jr. has
just been released from active
duty by the Air Force after two
years service, bulk of which time
he was overseas.
PUBLICITY MEMO
. . . To Organizational Presidents*
And Publicity Chairmen
Though, the recent publicity meeting sponsored by The Southern
Israelite was well attended, not all groups had representatives. For this
reason we print this memo and perhaps others from week to weeR to
facilitate the preparation of copy.
Requirement No. 1—Material must be typed or legibly vyitten on
one side of the paper only. It must have full details of time, place,
what and where. It is not neressary to have a letter requesting publi
cation, but a phrase IFor Issue of Such a Date) at top of page will
suffice. Otherwise, it wiy be assumed It is for the same week for which
it is received. Name and phone number should be at upper left hand of
page.
Requirement No. 2—Material must arrive at our office before the
deadline, which is Tuesday noon. Since we start editing the paper on
Friday, it would be well to have copy on hand then if possible, or cer
tainly on Monday. Copy arriving on Tuesday morning has no assur
ance of being printed, though there is an even chance. A deadline is a
time beyond which nothing can toe accepted. It is not the moment copy
is desired. A publicity item will not be taken over the phone.
Requirement No. 3—Material for the calendar will be accepted on
the phone as late as Tuesday afternoon, but entries which come in writ
ten are preferred. It is suggested that chairman note the exact form the
entries appear in the calendar and make their material conform in
style. These entries should be on a separate sheet of paper if they ac
company the news item. —THE EDITOR
message comes straight from
Southern California.
“The message is that the real
world is that of size, color, noise,
thrills and the most primitive and
immediate emotions, the world of
earthquake, wind and fire. The
Biblical movies appeal to the same
motives and imply the same scale
of values as the beast and monster
pictures, with supersize lizards and
the like . ,
Movies, like these. Miller con
cludes, “play to the crudest part
of American religiosity, a part
which unfortunately is not small.”
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15.
The Corporation, unless otherwise required
by the terms of any contribution, shall have
the power in its discretion«to retain oil con*
tributions in the original form in which they
may have been received, and also to buy,
sell, exchange and otherwise deal in stock,
bonds, real estate and any other forms of
property at either public or private sale,
without order of any court or other authority,
to invest and reinvest any funds belonging
to the corporation at any time in such
securities and property, real and personal,
as the Trustees in their sole discretion see
fit, irrespective of whether such investment*
may not be legal investments for trust funds
under the laws of Georgia. The corporation
may use any bank or trust company in the
State as its fiscal Agent, and delegate to
such institution the custody and manage
ment, Investment and reinvestment of Its
funds, and compensate such agent for its
services.
16.
The officers of the corporation shall be a
Chairman of the Board of Trustees, a Vice-
Chairman, a Secretary and a Treasurer; the
lotter two offices may be held by one per
son. The Trustees may appoint such commit
tees and agents and create such other of
fices as to them shall seem best, and dele
gate to them such powers and duties as in
the discretion of the Trustees may seem ap
propriate.
17
Tli« corporation, upon the vote of o majori
ty of its Trustees at the time then in office,
shall have the power to do and perform
any ond oil of the powers conferred by this
Charter; or the laws of the State of Georgia,
ond shall likewise have all other powers,
privileges and immunities which, under the
laws of the State of Georgia, now, or here-
after may be vested in similar corporations.
„ . . 18.
Petitioners desire that they may be incor
porated under the Corporation Act of 1938
as amended by the Acts of 1949, p 933.
WHEREFORE, petitioners pray that they
may be incorporated under the name and
stylo aforesaid, with all the rights, privileges,
powers and immunities as ore or may here
after be conferred upon corporations of like
character under the laws of Georgia
CHARLES W. BERGMAN
Attorney for Petitioners
1129 First National Bank Building,
Atlanta, Georgia
ORDER
The foregoing appli ation for the forma
tion of a non-profit orporation to be known
os PEACHTREE SANITARIUM, INC., having
been presented to the court, and read ana
considered; ond it appearing to the court
that said petition is within the purview and
intention of the statutes of the Stole of
Georgia; and it further appearing by certifi
cate of the Secretary of Stale that the name
of the proposed corporation is not the nome
of any other existing corporation registered in
the records of said Secretary of State, and
♦bat'the petitioners have complied with all
conditions precodent ond all statutory require-
ments applicable to such petitions it is hereby
ordered ond adjudged that the said applica
tion and petition be, and the some is here
by, granted, and petitioners and their suc
cessors are hereby incorporated for the term
of thirty-five (35) years, with the right to
renew this. Charter as may be now or here
after provided by low, as o body orporate
under the name ond style mentioned afore
said, without capital stock, and with all the
powers, privileges ond immunities set forth
iy this petition, together with such other
rights, powers, privileges ond immunities as
ore gr may hereafter be afforded by the
law* , of tbit State to similar orporaliotss.
IN OPEN COURT, this the StiTday of Oc
tober, 1953.
RALPH H. PHARR, Judge.
Superior Court, Fulton County.
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