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LEG AI A 1) 6
GEORGIA, PEACH COUNTY
Pursuant to the Power of Sale
contained in a certain Deed to Se
cure Debt executed by J. C. MUR
RAY and MARY MURRAY to
Barco, Inc., dated September 16,
1965 and recorded in Deed Book
W-l, Page 238, Peach County
cords, which said Deed to
Debt has been transferred by
co, Inc., to North American
ceptance Corporation, said
fer being dated September 16,
65 and recorded in Deed Book
Page 240, aforesaid Records;
said transferee having
the entire indebtedness due
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THERE IS CONSIDERABLE unrest, dissatisfaction and, in
some places, downright outrage because of some of the things
that are going on in the country and the world today.
And this concern, which is certainly not without justification,
is expressed to me and some of my like-minded colleagues in the
form of hundreds of letters every day. These are more than just
simple complaints. These angry people want something done.
They want legislation or to amend the Constitution. They want
the courts or the executive branch of government called on the
carpet. They want some federal departments and agencies to
change their ways, and certain officials fired.
They want action and the sooner the better. Of course, as
most people realize, it isn’t that simple.
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WE HAVE MADE OUR VOICES loud and clear in strong
opposition to these issues and problems which are worrying our
people, and we have repeatedly urged corrective action. And I for
one will continue to do so.
However, we sometimes get if ate responses which go some
thing like this: “We know how you feel about it. Tell us what
you are going to do about it and why aren’t you doing it now?”
Well, I know what I would do were it within my power to
ringlehandedly secure the remedies and the needed legislation.
But it is beyond my power or any other member of the Congress
to do-this. A Senator, for example, has only one vote and only
•Be per cent of the legislative authority in the Senate. There are
Aout 18 or 19 of us of like mind, but this falls far short of the
majority needed to pass or kill bills and resolutions.
Thus, it can be seen that more than just a strong will to do
something is needed. We need more votes.
THIS IS NOT TO SAY that we should just supinely sor
lender. No one intends to do that. I expect to continue to speak
oat strongly and vigorously against what I deem to be wrong and
to urge remedial action I believe to he in the best interests of oui
State and nation. I am hopeful that others will continue to do the
•me.
The present trend, about which so many of us are greatly
Armed, will be reversed when enough people in America get
Armed and when more of their elected representatives in Con
trols come around to a more responsi** 1 - way of thinking.
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fight on the battlefield. Many of
us must, quietly and firmly, do
what we can and all that we must,
here at home. Buying Bonds/
regularly, is as important to this
nation in the long reach of history
as almost anything we can do.”
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said Deed by reason of a default
in the provisions thereof, will sell
before the Court House door in
said County, at public outcry, on
the first Tuesday in June, 1967,
during the legal hours of sale, to
the highest bidder for cash, the
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All that certain tract, lot or
parcel of land, sityate, lying and
being in the State of Georgia,
County of Peach and in the City
of Fort Valley therein fronting
Easterly on the “y” of the Central
of Georgia Railway Company a
distance of 175 feet, more or less,
until the west line is 105 feet in
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length, more or less. The said pro
perty is bounded north by Canady
and Hill, East by the “y” of the
Central of Georgia Railway Com
pany, and public road, South by
Baker Lockhart, and West by an
open ditch.
The property is the same aa
was conveyed by C. L. Shepard to
Mary Eliza Murray and J. C. Mur
ray by Warranty deed dated Au
gust 27, 1943, of record in the of
fice of the Clerk of the Superior
Court of Peach County, Georgia,
in Deed Book “R” at Page 385,
reference to said deed and the re
cord thereof being herein made for
the purpose of a more complete
and adequate description.
Excepted from the above des
cibed property is that certain
tract of land which was conveyed
by J. C. Murray to Fred Murray
by warranty deed dated Septem
ber 15, 1954, of record in the of
fice of the Clerk of the Superior
Court of Peach County, in Book
C-l at Page 386 Said excepted
tract lies in the Southeast portion
of the above described land, the
dimensions being as follows: The
East line 49 feet, North line 220
feet, South line 200 feet, West
line 44 feet.
Said property will be sold as
the property of the said J. C. Mur
ray and Mary Murray, subject to
an outstanding Deed to Secure
Debt in favor of The Citizens
Bank of Fort Valley, Ga. dated
April 17, 1965 and recorded in
Deed Book N-l, Page 429, afore
said Records, further subject to
all taxes, assessments, easements,
and restrictions, if any, and the
proceeds of said sale applied as
provided in said deed.
NORTH AMERICAN ACCEPT
ANCE CORPORATION,
TRANSFEREE OF BARCO,
INC. AND AS ATTORNEY
-IN-FACT FOR J. C. MUR
RAY AND MARY MURRAY
Fryer and Harp
1110 Atlanta Fed. Sav. Bldg.
Atlanta, Georgia 30308
STATE OF GEORGIA
COUNTY OF PEACH
Pursuant to the order of Honor
able Truett Smith, Referee in
Bankruptcy, Middle District of Ge
orgia, in the matter of Vander E.
Harris, Bankrupt, No. 14688, will
be sold before the courthouse door
of the Peach County Courthouse,
Fort Valley, Georgia, between the
legal hours of sale on Tuesday,
June 6 , 1967, to the highest bid
der for cash, all title and interest
of said Vander E. Harris in and
to the following described proper
ty, said sale to be free and clear
of all liens with any liens to at
tach to the proceeds:
TRACT A: All that certain tract,
lot or parcel of land situate, lying
and being in the State of Georgia,
County of Peach, City of Port Val- ‘
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0 T °’ 4 , of . sald s P d ers
Subdivision as per plat entitled ,
“Piat of Spillers Subdivision lo
ea ed in he City of Fort Valley,
Peach County, Georgia”, made by
J. M. Rigdon, Surveyor, dated
June 1962, and recorded in Plat
Record 5, page 3, Clerk’s Office,
Superior Court of Peach County,
Georgia, which said recorded plat
is hereby referred to for a
complete description of said prop
erty. The property hereby convey
ed is described by metes and cour
ses as follows: From the south
westerly corner of intersection of
Spillers Street and Lavender Road
as shown on said plat run South 39
degrees 30 minutes East a dis
tance of 483 feet along westerly
side of Spillers Street to a point
shown on said plat as the north
east corner of Lot 4, and with said
point as the POINT OF BEGIN
NING, run thence South 39 de
grees 30 minutes East 25 feet a
long westerly side of Spillers St.
to corner of tract purchased by
Modern Homes Construction Com
pany; run thence South 58 degrees
26 minutes West along line of said
Modern Homes tract a distance of
100 feet to westerly line of said
Lot 4; run thence North 39 degrees
30 minutes West 25 feet to north
westerly corner of said Lot 4; run
thence North 58 degrees 26 feet
East along northerly line of said
Lot 4 a distance of 100 feet to the
place or point of beginning.
TRACT B: All that tract, lot or
parcel of land situate, lying and
being in Land Lot 200, Ninth (9th)
Land District, Peach County, Ge-
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MAIN STREET FORT VALLEY
orgia, containing Twelve (12.0)
acres and more particularly de
a plat made by Thomas W. Futral,
III, Registered Surveyor, dated
March 17, 1965, recorded in Plat
Book 6> Page 126> CTerk . s office,
p eack County Superior Court as
follows; BEGINNING at a point
where the boundary lines of Land
Lots 2 00, 201, 216 and 217 inter
sect; thence South 0 degree 55
minutes Eas{ a distance of 490.44
feet . thence North 89 degrees 06
minutes East a distance of 1166.98
feet; thence along the western
right-of-way boundary of Carver
Drive North 23 degrees 20 minutes
West a distance of 530.53 feet;
thence South 89 degrees 05 min
utes West a distance of 964.67
feet to the point or place of begin
ning. Reference to the aforesaid
plat and the record thereof is here
had and made for all purposes.
TRACT C: An undivided inter
est in and to all that certain tract,
lot or parcel of land lying and be
ing in the Ninth District of origi
" a!ly Houston ’ now Peach Count y.
Georgia, containing 101 and one
quarter acres of land, more or less
and being bounded on the North
by lands now or formerly owned
by Howell; anad on the West by
lands now or formerly owned by
John Miller.
Excepted from the within con
veyance is a small tract sold at
tax sale to L. R. Bywaters.
TRACT D: A one-half undivided
interest in and to the following
described property and all improve
ments thereon: All that certain
tract, lot or parcel of land situate,
lying and being in Land Lot 214,
Ninth (9th) Land District, Peach
Fort Valley, Ga., Thurs., June 1, 1967
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Unown as the Levi Jefferson Place
_. pme fronting west sixty (60)
feet) more or less, on South Ma
con Street and running back with
uniform width a distance of 365
feet, more or less. Said conveyed
tract being the same as that con
veyed by warranty deed from Fort
Valley High and Industrial School
to G. B. Miller, dated July 2, 1923,
recorded in Deed Book 34, Page
243, Clerk’s Office, Houston Coun
ty Superior Court, which deed and
the record thereof is here referred
to for all purposes.
Subject to the reservation of a
life estate in favor of Mary Eliza
Miller.
This 22nd day of May, 1967.
J. Mayo Lacy, Thustee for
Vander E. Harris, bank
rupt
Charles R. Adams, Jr.
Attorney for Trustee
P. O. Box 837
Fort Valley, Ga. 31030 (thru 6/1
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) Pepper—A Hot Story
Pepper has been a hot item for
at least 5000 years. Since earliest
times, pepper was regarded as a
form of wealth to
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didn’t contain some pepper.
For spicy just as long, there has
been a pepper controversy.
Cooks who flavor everything
from soups to salads to soufleeg
will argue at the drop of a pep
per mill which is better-whole
or ground? Black or white? A
little or a lot?
Actually, it depends on your:
taste and the best peppercorns
available. McCormick/Schilling,
one of the largest producers of
spice, finds that the most flavor
ful peppercorns are grown on
the Malabar Coast of India, in
Indonesia, the Malay Peninsula
and Malaysia.
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