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Griffin Daily News Thursday, March 20,1975
Property Transfers
The following property trans
fers have been recorded in the
office of Superior Court Clerk
John Lindsey at the Spalding
Courthouse:
James E. Landers to Mrs.
Mattie Landers Stamps,
Dundee Mills property in
Second District; FGS En
terprises Inc. to Louis W. Gold
stein and Arthur Forrer, two
tracts U. S. 14 and 19; Louis W.
Goldstein to William E. Dix, two
acres Dundee Lake road; Theo
Pinkston Jr. to Meeks Realty,
house Bobolink drive; Fred R.
Smith to Dan J. Smith, Jr., one
35th interest to 8.59 acre tract in
Smith Realty Subdivision.
Dan J. Smith, Jr. to Fred R.
Smith, one 35th interest in 8.59
acre tract in Smith Realty
Subdivision; K. H. Reynolds to
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Hazel Kimbell, house Crescent
road; Ida Cleo Potter Prince to
Miss Mittie Kenerly, house
Bleachery street; H. L. Strick
land to Coley B. and Joan S.
Rannew, three acres Greenleaf
circle; Dan J. and Fred R.
Smith to Bur-Da Inc., .6 acres
Smith Brothers Subdivision;
James Hugh McLaurin 111 to J.
H. McLaurin, Jr., house
McLaurin street.
Harold P. Ethridge to Louis
W. Goldstein, property Dundee
Lake road; Johnnie L. and
Lenora Harrod, to Norman L.
Gilbert, property Dobbins
circle; Louis W. Goldstein to
Gaynelle J. Helms, property
Dundee Lake road; Jacob R.
and Edna H. McLean to Johnny
M. Curry, lot Maddox road;
William P. Kurtz and others to
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RIYADH, Saudi Arabia—U.S. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger (r) shakes hands with Saudi
Arabia’s King Faisal here as they meet. Kissinger made brief visit to give Faisal a run
down on the state of current Mideast negotiations. Kissinger assured the monarch that the
U.S. does not seek to threaten Saudi Arabia with military force. (UPI)
Mitchell D. and Deborah Lee
Stubblefield, 2.61 acres West
wood drive; William P. Kurtz
and others to W. C. Smith, 2.5
acres Westwood drive.
L. J. Ballard to Frances K.
Beaty, house West Taylor
street; Vernon T. Greer to
Norma Greer Taylor, two tracts
and a house on West Quilley
street; Harold L. Morris to
Nichols Construction Co., tract
Ga. 155; Kenneth and Marlene
Riggle to Jerry M. Thomason,
five acres Meeks Realty Sub
division; Bonnie Mae Poe to
DeVotie Baptist Church, lot
Parker street; Patricia R. Lee
to Tommie M. Lee, 3.39 acres
Gay road; Nichols Construction
Co. to William H. and Myrtle L.
Bransford, acre Ga. 155;
Marvin E. Johnson to Dennis R.
Rowe, lot Amberwood Sub
division.
Claude H. Bramblett to Joe L.
Bramblett, lot Slade Realty
Subdivision; Scott Hudgens
Realty Inc. to Jerome G.
Brinkley, lot Ridge street; Hall
Road Development Co. to
Tommy Payton Construction
Co., 1.12 acres West Teamon
circle and one acre in Third
District; Andrew E. Blake to
Otis D. Blake, Jr., half interest
in house Windor way; Gerald
Donald Short to Arnold Reeves,
house Peachtree street;
Franklie Lee Rucker Stinson to
Barbara Alexander, two lots
Godwin street.
Arthur Forrer to Bobby
Harrell Huckaby and Delores
Goolsby Huckaby, property
Pleasant avenue; Lama G.
Koons to Barbara G. Burr,
property Ellis road; Lama G.
Koons to Richard Edward
Koons, two tracts Ellis road; W.
J. and M. I. Whitlock to William
A. and Carylon S. Goddard,
property Ga. 16; James W. and
Eva L. Garrett to B. A. Bell, 2.57
acres Creekwood drive; Irene
K. Woodruff to Lewis C. and
William D. Woodruff, three lots
Williamson road; Carl O’Dell to
James B. Donehoo, 33.46 acres
Lakeside road.
Robert Arthur Kulp to Phyliss
H. Kulp, half interest in one
acre Liberty circle; John H.
Nichols to Robert Arthur Kulp,
acre Liberty circle; John H.
Nichols to Charles R. and
Connie B. Wilson, property
North Second street extension;
T. H. and Marie C. Penley to
Lewis Thornton, house Lucky
street; Joe Lee Bramblett to
Gary Lynn and Belva S. Black
mon, property Ga. 92; Lewis
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Teamon circle; Lester 0.
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three acres Elder road; John H.
Nichols to Brenda D. McKneely,
acre Liberty circle; L. Dumas
Ponder to C. E. Johnson and
Sons Inc., property Holly lane;
Marvin E. Johnson to Kenneth
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Amberwood Subdivision;
Marvin E. Johnson to Charles
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lot Amberwood Subdivision;
Marvin E. Johnson to Walter R.
Goins, lot Amberwood Sub
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