About The Cedartown standard. (Cedartown, Ga.) 1889-1946 | View Entire Issue (June 15, 1922)
mi winBJutB, egwnwnrgg RlJEGAigW- Ventilating Porch. Shades Porch Suits,Swings, Rock ers, Rugs, etc.; Also Awn ings and Drop Curtains. Complete line of Refrig erators and Ice Cream Freezers. Stubbs & Hogg 145 Main St. Cedartown, Ga. PETITION TO HAVE TITLE EXECUTED. Georgia, Polk County. To whom it may concern: Mrs. It. L. Bridge* having upplied to the Ordinary by petition asking that Chan. Bennley, administrator of the estate of Thomas W. Beasley, deceased, late of said county, be re quired to make to hor a deed to certain real estate in Hnid county, in pursuance of a Rond for Title made by said Thus. W. Beas ley to the said Mrs. R. L. Bridges, in his life time, the said Mrs. R. I,. Bridges, alleg ing that the nmount stipulated in said Bond for Title has been fully paid, all of which is fully shown by the petition of file in this This is to notify Mrs. Lula Philpot, Mrs. Ollie Baldwin, Thos. J. Beasley and Chas. Beasley, heir* at law of the said Thos. W. Beasley, deceased, to he and appear nt the July Term, 1922, of the Court of Ordinary of Polk county, to show cause, If any they have or can, why the said Administrator should not he required to make said deed as prayed for by the said Mrd. R. L. Bridges, petitioner. Th<s June fifch, 1922. W. W. CRAWFORD, Ordinary. SHERIFF SALES FOR JULY. Georgia, Polk County. sale on the first Tuesday in July nt public out-'cry to the highest and best bidder, the following described property, to wit: 1 Corn Mill and 1 Engine and Boiler con- nectrd therewith. Levied on and to be sold as the property of J. B. Bailey by virtue of and to satisfy a fi fn issued from the City Court of Polk County in favor of the Com mercial Bank vs. J. B. Bailev, Hackney & Ayers. Property found In possession of the said J. B. Bailey. Said property being cumhersone and lienvy to move, will he sold to he delivered where now located lit .1. B. Bailey V mill. TMb the 7th day of June. 1922. T. P. LYON Sheriff. Petition to Remove Disabilities. Georgia, Polk County. To whom it may concern: Marcus Frank Powell hereby gives notice that at the Au gust Term, 1922, of the Superior Court of said county, to he held on the 4th Monday in August, 1922, he will apply to said court by pciition to he relieved of his disabilities placed upon him by the verdict of the jury in the case of Lucile Powell vs. Marcus Frank Powell, tried at the February Term, 1922, of anid court, wherein a total divorce was granted between the parties, and pe titioner, Marcus Frank Powell, was left un der the disability of not being allowed to marry ngnin, and Marcus Frank Powell pub lishes this notice as required by law. Thir 9th day of February, 1922. MARCUS FRANK POWELL. APPLICATION ADMINISTRATION. Georgia Polk County. To whom |t may concern: J. C. Ezzell having made application for administration on estate of Bunks Wright, deceased, this is to cite all and singular the npxt of kin to be and appear at my office within the time allowed by law and show cause, if any, why said application should not be granted. This 5th day of June, 1922. W W CRAWFORD, Ordinary APPLICATION ADMINISTRATION. Georgia, Polk County. To whom it may concern: Emma Sprut- ling having applied to me to Huve J. T. Adarine appointed administrator on es tate of Browder Glenn, this is to cite all and singular the creditors and next of kin to be and appear nt my office within the time prescribed by luw and show cause if any, why said application should not be granted. This 5th day of June, 1922. W. W. CRAWFORD, Ordinary. APPLICATION LEAVE TO SELL. Georgia, Polk County. To whom it may concern: Chas. Beasley, administrator of estate of Thos. W. Beasley, having applied to me to sell property of Thos W. Beasley,, this is to cite all and singu lar the creditors and next of Kin to ap pear at my office within the time prescrib ed by law and show cause, if any, why said application should not be granted. This 6th day of Juno, 1922. W. W. CRAWFORD. Ordinary. ORDER TO PERFECT SERVICE. W. F. Carter va. N. Jennie Carter, Libel for Divorce, Polk Superior Court, August Term, 1922. It appearing, to the Court by the return of the Sheriff in the above stated case that the defendant does not reside in said county,and it further appearing that the defendant does not residf in this atate: Ordered by the Court that service pre fected on the defendant by the publication of this order twice a month for two months before the next term of this Court, in the Public Gazette of eaid county in which Sheriff's sale are published. This the 10th day of May, 1922. t C. G.'MUNDY, Petitioner’s Attorney, Roekmart. Ga. And it is so ordered. F. A. IRWIN, J. 8. C. T. 0. ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. Georgia, Polk County. By virtue of an order from the court of Ordinary of Polk Co., will be sold at public sale, at the Court House in said county, on the first Tuesday in July, 1922, to the high est bidder for cash, the following described property, to-wit:— The equity of the late J. J. Hackney in the brick building on the corner of Grace and Warehouse streets now occupied by Partee & Hunt. Sale made for the purpose of payment of debts and distribution among heirs at law. This the 7th day of June, 1922. H. A. HUNT, Admr. J. J. Hackney, deceased Bay it in Cedartown. will lie Bold before the Court House door of I’olk county, in Cedartown, on the first Tuesday in July, 1922, within the legal hours of »alo, to the highest bidder for cash, at public outcry, the following rtal estate, to-wit: That certain tract or parcel of land de scribed by boundary lines, beginning land lot No. 771 of the 2d District and 4th Section of Polk county, and running thence east lOfi feet to a stake, thence northwest 200 feet to a stake, thence southwest 106 feet to tlie line of said Battle Land, thence along snid Bnttle line 200 feet to the point of beginning, and being the lot conveyed by M. V. B. Ake to Mattie Gibson by deed re corded in Book 3, page 108, in Clerk's Office of Polk County. Said property sold as property of the es tate of Newt Gibson, deceased, under and by virtue of a power of sale contained in a Se curity Deed made by Newt Gibson to A. W. Stubbs on Jan. 9th, 1917, nnd recorded in Clerk’s office of Polk Superior Court In Book 13, page 36. Said deed made to sceuro a debt of 9261.60 principal, and evidenced by note of even date for said amount made by said Gibson to said Stubbs. The maker of said deed agrees therein that when said debt Is due that the grnntce agent or attorney at law, or his successor in title, upon default of payment may sell said property before the Court House door in Polk county, nt public outcry, under the same rules and regulations ns govern Sher iff's Sales. Said grantee is made attorney in fact for the Grantor to make to the purchas er at said sale title In fee simple, divesting >ut of the grantor all right, title or equity ie mny hnvo in the property. The pro ceeds of said sale t>» he applied first to ex- jenses of said sale and second to the debt '•ecured by said deed, nnd balance If any to motor or his assigns. Said deed empow ering the grantee or his Assigns to purchase it said s*le. Under the power of sale contained In said locurity deed, the undersigned will sell ns iforcsald the property conveyed by snid ieed, which Is above decribed, and execute titles to the purchaser. This June 1st, 1922. A. W. STUBBS, Attorney in Fact. S. T. Evans vs. N. H. Eva To N. II. Evans, greetings: The defendant, N. H. Evans, is hereby required, personally or by attorney, to be ano appear nt the next term of Polk Superior Court, which convenes on the fourth Mondn) in August next, to answer complaine fil ed against hirn in the above slated care. In rlefnult whereof, the said court will proceed as to justice shall appertain. Witness the Honorable F. A. Irwin, Judge of snid Court, this 31st dny of Mny, 1922. F. M. LIDDELL, Deputy Clerk. Special Reduction For 30 days on Crock ery, Glassware, Enamel ware and Aluminum ware. .$1 Cups and Saucers, 75c; $1.50 Cups and Saucers, $1.15; $2 Cups and Saucers, $1.50; Plates, Platters,Bakers, Covered Dishes and other items reduced in the s^me proportion. 20% reduction on Glassware. 20% reduction on E- namel Ware. Large pieces of Alu minum Ware—6 qt. Boilers, 2 qt. Double Boilers and Percolators —reduced to One Dol lar. The Aluminum Ware is first quality, much superior to “spec ial sale” Aluminum Ware. Sale ends July 1st. G. D. COLLINS. CARD OF THANKS. We wish to return our sincere thanks to all who were so kind and sympathetic when the remains of our husband and father were brought to Cedartown from Atlanta for inter ment. —Mrs. M. B Ware and Family. Commissioners’ Report. Cedartown, Ga., June 2d, 1922. •o Hoard of Commissioners of Ronds and Revenues of Polk Coun ty, Ga., met at Court House todny, presided over by Chairman J. K. Da vis; present—Commissioner E. E. Willingham and Commissioner P. A. Redmond. The minutes of last meeting were read and approved. Resolutions rend nnd adopted as follows; Resolved, that the Collard Valley road from where it intersects with the road leading up to Frank West’s house be discontinued from there n- eioss the slough over to the Popham place where the new road intersects the old Collard Valley road, and that the new road from Frank West’s house be adopted and established ns a public road in lieu of that part of the Collard Valley road which is here by discontinued. Resolved, thut the old road cast of the Simmons place be nnd is hereby discontinued from near the Simmons house to where is is interested by the new road on the Dooley place, and that the new road from there back up to southeast of the Simmons home be established as a public road in lieu of that part of the road discontinued. Resolved, that the old road in front of Elbert Powell’s house and just east of his house be discontinued from where it is intersected north nnd south of his house by the new road, nnd thut the new road be established us a public road In lieu of that part of the road discontinued. T P. Knight was relieved as Road Superintendent. Wm. Raper was appointed ns Rond Superintendent. Bids of Wm. Waddell and Cedar- town Supply Co. were accepted for supplies for the month of Juno. The following bills were npproved for payment: Bond Fund. Standard Oil Co. 197.78 C. J. 0. Gurley 142.35 Mrs Annie K. Bunn 10.15 Commercial Bank 147.37 I. L. Jones, pay roll 774.48 Aragon Stores 137.05 0 H. Rnndall 028.65 Aragon Mills 39.03 Yancey Bros. 307.16 Morgan Hdw. Co. 53.73 Aragon Transfer Co. 2.84 W T White 8.40 Cedartown Supply Co. 13.01 R. A. Dye 20.00 Virgil Lnnhnm 10.14 Gulf Refining Co. 317.00 A. II. Humphries 21.00 W. F Lee 8.44 Mrs. H. Trumbo 8.00 Ira Willingham 4.50 II. S. Knight 2.50 Batlcy Mch. Co. 42.08 Cedartown Hdw. Co. 53.85 Haile’s Service Station 50.20 Service Garage 11.00 Puritn Chemical Products Co. _ 07.50 Wm. Shiflott 25.00 J. D. Adams & Co. 28.80 Vance & Hunt 115.14 E B Willingham 3.00 Holloway-Smith Co. 492.00 T. P. Knight 201.39 Wm. Raper 00.00 Tom Thompson 60.00 Jim Flournoy 50.00 A. II. Humphries 00.00 M II. Bishop 54.00 Will Knight - 44.50 Josh Billingsley 00.00 Dowden Wruy 40.00 Joseph Russo 27.00 L. H. Warwick 30.25 Glenn Knight 40.00 Wm. Hobbs 50.00 Ed Robinson - 47.25 Dick Prichctt 75.00 Dennis Peek ..a 26.50 Cliff Evans 64.40 R. J. Tyner - .17.50 J. R. Judkins 14.07 C. J Vance .10.40 T. P. Lyon 0.00 Total Bond $4,782.70 Officer*’ Fund. P. A. Redmond 50.00 E E Willingham 85.00 T. W. Schlicstett 50.00 C. B Nettles ..40.55 J. K Davis .100.00 T. P Lyon 17.61 W. E. Chandler 127.10 Foote & Davies 103.64 Total Officers Fund $573.90 County Fund. Cedartown Standard 102.45 Roekmart News 21.70 W. V Wray 8.60 Knee Lox 10.00 Gainesboro Tel. & Tel. Co. 14.95 Fulmer'Drug Co. 4.15 Elliott-Fishcr Co. .36 T. M. Cosby 45.00 P. A Hunt 80.00 S. J. Nichols 80.00 D K Woodward 70.00 J. W. Hunt 05.85 C V Wood 75.00 D. W. Collum 9.00 T. C Hagan 6.00 J. C. Knight 3.50 J. H. Mosley 8.00 J. W. Randall .50 J C Walker 28.50 1.1 % •vV "Foot-Fitter Specifications. Full grain calfskin rich mahogany shade. First quality ten iron oak out-sole Seven or eight iron oak (shoulder channel) insole. % Full length vamp. Sole leather box. Calfskin inside vamp reinforcement. Calfskin inside counter pocket. Sole leather counter. Extra long rubber heels, 1-4 inch longer than standard. Nine coard linen inseam thread. \ Lapped quarters, no back stay. / Nineteen gauge steel shank. , • , ^ Calfskin heel pad. 8 oz. duck lining. * ■ Four rows tip stitching. ' ' Calfskin eyelet stay. - ,, n , v Best quality braid lock stitch sole thread. Silk blucher bar. •- /V ’*?• • "K Calfskin top facing. Felt bottom filler. > , ... Fast color hooks and eyelets. ? Felt lined tongue. r., _ > Two rows single needle vamping. Full grain sole leather whole lift heel base. Eight nail heel. 7 per cent more live rubber than average rubber heel. “Foot-Fitters” are the only shoes in the world which have all the above specifications. j We make this statement without fear of contradiction. Positively n® leather substitution of “Foot-Fitters.” G. M. NORMAN 493 fflain St. Phone 406 Min* Mabel Harris 10.00 Cod. Foundry & Meh. Co. 08.45 Total County Fund $701.01 Jail and Bridge Fund Sou. States Portlund Cement Co. 18.03 Cedartown Plumbing Co... 2.70 W. A. Neal & Son ....05.50 Concrete Steel Co. 273.60 Cedartown Electric Co. 7.00 Wm. Waddell .45.00 Bartlett Hdw. Co 7.00 Polk Co. Sales Co. 40.25 J. W. Barr 20.88 L. E. Pridgen 13.55 The Knight Agency 01.20 Total Jail & Bridge Fund $027.07 Pauper Fund. Mendel’s Dept. Stor 8.00 Vance & Hunt 25.12 D. L. Roberta 10.00 W. A. Ledbetter 02.75 Nelson Buttle 2.50 J. D. Costley and wife 5.00 Miss Lou Jones 5.00 Adeline Smith 5.90 •Ins. Smith and wife 5.00 Jns. Hill and wife 8.00 Rosa Davis 4.00 A. M. Davis 4.00 Mrs J. D. Enlow 10.00 Bettie Carroll 0 00 Fannie Adams .12,00 Mrs. Fondon 4.00 Mrs. W. J. Reed 5.00 Ab Jolley 5 G(J M ■». Lizzie Brown 5.00 f ,rs. W S. Adams 5.00 Susie Thornton 5.00 W. J. Herndon 6.00 Mrs. Carrie Wall 5.00 A. M. Finley 6.50 Mrs. W. Y. Blackmon 3.00 Mrs. Maggie Hackney 4.00 Ben Green 3.00 Mrs. Mary Johnson 5.00 Mrs. N. A. Caldwell 8.00 Amanda Camp 8.00 John Hudson 4.00 Jackson Williams & wife 5.00 Goldie Browning 7.50 Mrs. Nettie Stephens 5.00 Mrs. R. J. Williams 5.00 Mat Hart 5.00 Della Motes 3.00 Mrs. Sarah Smith 2.50 T. W. Woody and wife 6.00 F. M. East 5.00 Minerva Dupree 4.50 Wm. J. Morris 4.JO Chcs. Locklear 2.50 Mrs. Jane Denson 6.00 A. H. Elliott 5.00 Charley Cummings 3.00 Margaret Langley _» 6.00 Mrs. Logan 10.00 Total Pauper Fund $334.87 Total Bond $4,782.70 Total Officers Fund $673.90 Totul County Fund *701.01 Total Jail & Bridge Fund $027.07 Total Pauper Fund $334.87 Grand Totul -..$7,029.21 ’lucre being no further business for eoi ^deration of the Board, the meet ing adjourned. J. K. DAVIS, Chairman. T. W. SCIILIESTETT, Clerk. Webb-Corneliqp. An interesting event of Monday evening was the marriage of Miss Josephine Elizabeth Cornelius and Mr. Harold Webb, which was solemn ized nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. Luther Pettit, where the bride has made her homo for several months. The house was decorated with snu- lux, sweet peas, and many lovely pink roses. Miss Mildred Byers played the wedding march, and the bride and groom entered the living room to gether, where the ceremony was per formed by Rev. L. E. Dutton before an improvised altar of ferns, smilox nnd roses. The bride wore n pretty gown of blue canton crepe, with a becoming hnt of blue, trimmed with flowers, and her bouquet was of bride’s rosea and swansonia. Immediately after the ceremony, Mr. and Mrs. Webb left for a short wedding trip, and upon their return will be nt home in , an apartment with II. S. Hull. The bride is the daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. M. M. Cornelius, of Cedar town, and has been stenographer for the Cartersville Mills for the past year. She has many friends here who will be glad that her marriage will not take her away from Cartersville. Mr. Webb is a member of the firm of Gilreath-Webb Drug Co., and is one of the most popular business men in the city.—Cartersville News. ANTIOCH NEWS. Miss Mary Casey returned last week from Mobile, Ala., where she hns been teaching. Mr. .1. H Brett, of Statesboro,spent the first of the week with Dr C W Peek. 'Miss Lois Russell spent a part of last week with Mrs C. G. Mundy in Roekmart. Mrs G T. Atkins passed awuy last Thursday after a prolonged illness, and funeral services were conducted at Antioch church Friday by Rev. J. A Edge. SUTTON MILL NEWS. Elder T F. Hatch and wife and grand-daughter, Buford Hatch, spent one clay last week in Cave Spring with Mr J. W. Woods and family. Mr. Jervis Woods was in Cavo Spring Sunday. Messrs. J B Teat, B F. Weaver, John Pledger and their families at tended the annual singing Sunday at Ml. Home, nnd all report n nice time and a splendid singing. Mr. Blnncc Brock and sister, Iva, attended the singing at Mt. Home. Mr I. S. Brock nnd wife nnd son, Harvic, nnd Mrs. Tom Brock and son Roy, attended the singing Sunday at Haralson. Mr. A. L Weaver nnd fumily atten ded the singing at Vigo, Ala., Sun day.. Mr. A Baxter and wife spent Sun day with their parents in Cave Spring Mr. Jim Ellis and wife, of Cedar town, spent Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. John Pledger. Messrs. Gayle Brock, J B Brock, J L Dempsey, Will Mitchell and their families attended singing Sunday nt Mt. Home. Mrs. Jennie Short and children were nt. Mt. Home Sunday. Mr. J B Tent and son, Dalton,were in your city one day last week. Some of our people are planning on going Sunday to Collard Valley to nttend the singing. Elder T. F. Hatch and Messrs. T J Hatch and Jervis Woods were in Cedartown last week. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Swinney spent Sunday in Cave Spring with their parents. Miss Zelia Phillips and her Club met Monday at the home of Miss Bessie Lou Wright. The Club is doing some good work. Messrs. D K Witcher and Joe Swinney were at New Home Sunday.. POOLETOWN NEWS. Rov. L. Paris, of Fish, filled his regular appointment here Sunday Mr Roy Lee, of Lime Branch, was here Sunday. Messrs. Homer and Mnnco Grogan, of near Fullwood, were here Sunday. Messrs. Frank Morton and Frank Abner, of Youngs, were here Sun day. Mr. and Mrs. N G Aired, of your city, spent Sunday with their par ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W Aired Several from Youngs attended the prayer service here Sunday night. Remember Sunday School at 10 a.
