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GEORGIA—Clarke County:
To Whom It May Concern:
The Peoples oauk of Athens.
(in., and the Commercial Bank of
Athens, Ga., have entered into an
agreement of consolidation. The
consolidated bank will conduct
business in the following name to-
wit; Commercial Bank of Athens.
The offices of the consolidated
t ank will be at Athens, Ga., So.
170 College avenue, until its di
rectors or stockholders shall other
wise determine.
Tin- consolidated bank has taken
over ail the assets and has assum
ed all the liabilities including the
liability to depositors of Peoples
Bank of Athens and Commercial
Bank of Athens.
This first dnv of March, 1922
HUGH H. GORDON', JR..
President Commercial Bank of
Athens. «
J. H. HUBERT.
Cashier Commercial Bank
Athens.
4
ner of lot No. 2 of said survey
which is now* the property of T■
that the foregoing? resolution was
duly passed at a meeting of the
M._Carter, and running^hence m j ^holders held on December 21.
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GEORGIA—Clarke County.
To the Superior Court of Said
County:
The petition of tho Cioverhurst
Country Club, a corporation of said
State and Country, respectfulh
shows:
1.
That the name of this corpora
tion is The Clovorhurst Country
Club, and that it was incorporat
ed «n May 30, 1902, for a period of
twenty (20) years.
' 2 -
tSaid corporation was originally
incorporated on May 30, 1902, bj
order of the Superior Court of
Clarke county, Georgia, pursuant
to Sections 2349 and 2350 of th*
Code of Georgia of 1895. Since it?
original incorporation, there havr
been no amendments to its char
ter.
3.
Petitioner desires a renewal o f
its charter as set out in the origi
nal act of incorporation.
This application for renewal o*
said charter has been authorize!
by proper corporate action of sale
corporation, and your potitionoi
attaches hereto and files alon;
with thl3 petition a certified ab
stract from tho minutes of sap
corporation, showing that this ap
plication for renewal has been w
authorized by proper corporate ac
tion.
WHEREFORE, petitioner prayi
that thih court grant to petltlonci
a renewal of its charter, to tak»
effect from the date of the expir
ation of its original charter, sai< ‘
renewal to be for the full perior
of twenty years from the timt
said renewal takes effect, jfald cor
poratlon to have and enjoy during j
said renewal period all of th<
powers, privileges and Jmmunitie.
act forth in Its original chnrte.
and such other powers, privilege;
and immunities as nre now or ma:
hereafter be allowed corporation
of a similar character under tin
laws of Georgia.
The Cioverhurst Country Club.
By Erwin, Erwin & Nix,
its Attorneys at Law.
At a- meeting of the member,
of TIm* Cioverhurst Country Clu 1
regularly held this the 23rd day oi
February, after due notice to all
the members of said. corporation
of tnr- <mie, place and object o'
the meeting, ns required by thr
charter and by-laws of said cor
poration, the following rcsolutlor
was unanimously passed:
RESOLVED, that thia corppra-
tIon apply to the Superior Cour'
of Clarke County for a renewal o.
the charter granted it by salt'
court on May 30, 1902, said re
newal to have effect from the dat*
of the expiration of the presen:
charter, and to .be for the ful>
term*of twenty years, as nllower
by law. with a like privilege ol
renewal at the expiration of sale
term.
RESOLVED FURTHER, that thi
board of governors be authorised
and directed to # carry this resolu
tion Into effect immediately, b:
employing attorneys and makim
application in the name and be
half of this corporation for Hair
renewal of its charter.
I, W. D. Hooper, Secretary o;
The Cioverhurst Country Club.yd'
certify that the forckoing is v
true and correct copy Of a resolu
tion* passed on the 23rd day ot
February by the members of The
Cioverhurst Country Club as ap
pears from tho minutes -of sai« :
corporation, of which the forego
ing is certified by me tp be a true
abstract thereof.
Witness my official signature
and the seal of said corporation
this February 24, 1922.
L. S.—Tho Cioverhurst Country
Club.
\V. D. HOOPER, <L; S.)
Secretary of Tho Cioverhurst
Country Club.
GEORGIA—Clarke County:
Clerk’s T)fflce, Superior Court.
Filed in office this 28th day of
February, 1922.
E. J. CRAWFORD, Clerk Super
ior Court. Clarke County, Georjin
GEORGIA—Clarke County:
Clerk’s Office, Superior Court.
I, E. J. Crawford, Clerk of the
Superior Court of Clarke County,
Georgia do hereby certify that the
foregoing Is a true copy of th*
application of The Cloverhurtn
Country Club for a renewal of its
charter, as said application ap
pears of file in my office.
Witness my official signature
and the seal of said Court* this
28th day of February, 1922.
E. J. CRAWFORD, Clerk Super
ior Court, Clarke County, Georgia.
Westerly direction along Oak
land Avenue a.distance of 70 feet:
thence in a Southerly direction
along the line of Lot. No. 4 about
200 feet including m an alley to
Scott’s line; thence in an Easter
ly direction along the lino of sai l
alley and the Scott line 70 fret.
Thence in a Northerly direction
about 200 feet including said al
ley along the line of lot No. 2 to
the place of beginning on Oak
land avenue. Property occupied by '
E. L. Hanson. |
This property will he sold under j
Power of Attorney, given to Miss
Jessie McGregor by E. M. Howell.
• rid is sold for the purpose of pay
ing a note for $4000.00 due July i 2. !
1921. same being past due anti i
In default. The note being secured
>y a deed to the above described
'and. said deed being of record in
the Clerk's Office of the Superior
’’ourt for Clarke County. Georgia.
; n Book 30. page 152.
This the 8th day of March. 1922. j
MISS JESSIE McGREGOR. !
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LIBEL FOR DIVORCE
JKPTHA ATKINSON VS IVOR- I
TIB MAY ATKINSON. I
No. 4133 April Term 1922.
.'larke Superior Court. j
GEORGIA—Clarke County:
To Wortie May Atkinson—Greet- !
Secretary of Hilley & Jones Cr
Filed in Office. March 8. 1922.
E. J. CRAWFORD.
GEORGIA—Clarke County: j is
I. E. J. Crawford, Clerk of Su- th
perior Court said County, do here- • Hundred
holders of said deed and note de
clares the whole note, principal
and interest due and payable in
accordance with the contract.
This property will be sold under
Power of Attorney' given to Mrs.
D. W. McGregor and Miss Jessie
McGregor*by Henderson Gales and
old for the purpose of paying
note, with interest, of Five
($500.00) Dollars, note
by certify that the above and foro- | due January 24. 1923, and inter
ring is a true and correct copy j *‘si due January 24. 1922. and the
oi application for amendment to w hole amount being declared due
charter of Hilley & Jones Com-I as above stated by reason of the
i»any, as the same appears of file j default in the payment of int
in this office. Wit
signature and the seal of said
Court. This March 8. 1922.
E. -T. CRAWFORD. Clerk.
GEORGIA—Clarke County.
Whereas, Senie Morris, Adminis
tratrix of Burrel Morris, repre
sents to the court in her petition,
duly filed and entered on record,
that she has fully administered
said estate. This is therefore to
cite all persons concerned, kindred
and creditors, to show cause, if
any they can. why said Adminis
tratrix should not be discharged
from her administration, and re
ceive letters of dismission, on tho
first Monday in April, 1922.
It. C. ORK, Ordinary
fficial esi. The note being
Otis Elevator Co., of New York,
who made a special trip to Atlanta
to be present at the session. He
left Thursday afternoon at four
o’clock for New York.
Mr. Pratt wno was selected by
the board to serve as administra
tive executive during the period
between 'the time Dr. Matheson
leaves and bis successor is named
is thoroughly familiar with all the
details of the management of*the
institution, having served for a ;
j long time on the board of trustees
They say the worst is over Id
Europe. Glad it isn’t over here.
Polish Diet voted Hoover a
citizen. Hoover helped their diet.
ng:
By order of the Court you are
equired to bo and appear at the
he Second Monday in April, next.
Superior Court of said County on
o answer petitioner’s complaint,
s in default thereof, the Court
•hall proceed as justice shall ap-
icrtain.
Witness the Honorable Blanton
/ortson. Judge of said Court, this
•ighth day of February, 1922.
E. J. CRAWFORD, Clerk.
CITATION
JEOROIA—Clarke County:
Co Whom It May Concern:
Notice is hereby given that C\ S.
Jryun administrator of tho estate
>f Luveniu Brown, lias filed a pe-
ition for leave to sell lands he
dging to said Brown as described
r; said petition. I will pass upon
he same on the first Monday in
April, next. Let any one inter
red show* cause, if any they have,
vhy leave should not be granted
iH prayed for. Thia 9th day oi
.larch, 1922.
. R. C. ORR, Ordinary.
SHERIFF'S SALE
GEORGIA—Clarke County:
Will be sold on the first Tues
day ip April. 1922, before the
Court House door in said County,
during the legal hours of sale to
the highest bidder for cash the
following described property to-
wit: All that tract or parcel of
land lying and being in Athens.
Georgia,* beginning at a point on
Vine, street running North East
to Kemp Thornton’s line, thence
South East 134 % to a point,
thence South West parallel to first
line to Vine street, thence along
Vine street to the beginning cor
ner, being a part of the lot of
land conveyed to H. Fleming by
A. T. Brightwell April 7. 1897, with
all improvements thereon. Said
property levied on as the property
of defendant Mary Rucker to sat
isfy a tax fi fa issued from the
Tax Collector’s Office, Clarke
County, Georgia, for State and
County Tax for 1921 against Mary
Rucker.
This March 10. 1922.
W. E. JACKSON, Sheriff.
CITATION
GEORGIA—Clarke County:
I’o Whom It May Concern:
Rev. George B. Wilson having
pplled for -guardianship of the
jeraon of Frank King and Cecil
King, minor children of John
King, late of said County, de-
•eased. notice is given that said
ipplication will be heard at my
•ffice at 10 o’clock a. tn., on the
irst Monday in April next.
This 9th day of March. 1922.
R. C. ORR. Ordinary and Ex-
tfficio Clerk Court of Ordinary.
GEORGIA—Clarke County.
The petition of HILLEY AND
l ONER COMPANY respectfully
hows: •
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That it was incorporated by or-
ier of this Honorable Court on
lugust 2, 1916, with a capital stock
f $3,500.00, with the privilege of
increasing said capital stock to
10,000.00 or any part* thereof.
GEORGIA—Clarke County.
Will bo sold before the Court
Hoy.se Door of Clarke County
Georgia, in the City of Athens, on
the first Tuesday in April, 1922, be
tween the legal hours of sale, to
the highest bidder, for cash, the
following described real estate, to-
wit:
All that tract or parcel of
land lying and being in the
County of Clarke, and the
State aforesaid, and t>eing the part
of the Winter property shown as
Lots No. 20 on the plat of said
Winter property of record in the
office of the Clerk of the Super
ior Court of Clarke County, in
Book 19, page 621 and of record
in the office of tho Clerk of the
Superior Court of Oglethorpe
County, Georgia, in Book NX. page
to the above described lan*l,
I said deed being of record in the
j Clerk's office of the Superior Court
' for Clarke County, Georgia, re-
I corded in Book 32. page 43.
This the 8th day of March. [1922.
MRS. D. W. McGREGOR,
MISS JESSIE McGREGOR.
GUARDIAN'S SALE
By virtue of an order passed by
Hon. Blanton Fortson, Judge of
the Superior Court of the Western
Circuit on December -4, 1921, I
will during legal sale hours before
the Court House door in Athens,
Clarke County, Georgia, on the
first Tuesday in April, 1922, to
the highest biddpr for cash, sell
six shares of the capital stock of)
the American State Bank, and
Eleven Shares of the capital stock
of the Georgia National Bank; Said
stock belonging to Mrs. M. J. Cay-
lett, for whom T am guardian;
Said shares will be sold one at a
time.
This March 6. 1922.
MRS. CLARA BRIGHTWELL,
Guardian for Mrs. M. J. Caylett.
cd by I and now occupyiag the position of
chairman of the executive commit-
| tee of the board. He will take j
I charge as executive administrator.
! on the departure of Dr. Matheson
I for Philadelphia.
Pratt Appointed
Temporary Head
Of Georgia Tech
Death-Election
Intervall Will
Be Extended
HOME — (Bj’ the Associated
Press)—A papal decree will be I
made public shortly extending the *
fifteen days the interval between
the death of a pope and the be
ginning of -the SacrSd Conclave to
elect his successor. Cardinal O’Con
nell, archbishop of Boston, told the
Associated Press Friday.
The decree, the Cardinal added,
also will grant the Sacred College i
the power to extend this period if
necessary.
D02-503. the said lot being more | dent of Drexel Institute of Phil n -
particularly described ns follows: ; .ipinhio
Beginning at a point 1825 feet * 11
from the corner of the Pater
Little Damage Is
Done Peach Crop
By Recent Frosts
WOODLAND, Ga.—It has been
I estimated by the peach growers
successor to Dr. Mathe V" this action that not more than
son Will Be Considered le™p P \YXdte h e°&Tast
on Wednesday, April 5. Saturday night which was accom-
j pamed by the heaviest frost of tha
ATLANTA, a.—After a session ' wintcr -
lasting three hours held Thursday
at which the names of more than
20 prominent educators were con
sidered as successor to Dr. K. G.
Matheson as president ot the Geor
gia School of Tbchliology, the
board of trustees of the institution
decided to postpone final action on
the selection of a new president
for Tech until the regular quar
terly meeting to bo held Wednes
day, April 5.
The bourd authorized N. P.
Pratt, chairman of the executive
committee of tho board, to serve
as administrative executive of the
institution and discharge the duties
of the president during the interim
between tho departure of Dr. Math
eson on April 1 and the choice of
his successors. '
Dr. Matheson will leave April 1
to take tip his new duties as presl-
Your Child’s Education
How Old Is Your Boy?
If you have a boy two years old land you are thirty)
he will he ready for college in about sixteen years.
$126.81 a year deposited with my company from now
until then, drawing compound interest, will give your
boy $3,000 to carry him through college. In the event of
your death no further deposits are required by anyone,
and the company pays $3,000 to the boy’s legal guardian
when he caches age eighteen—college age.
This plan also applies to girls. Deposits vary as to
ages and amounts.
This is one example of what a definite savings plan
can accomplish.
Of course you are interested. For further information
-Consult B. B. BL00DW0RTH
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BY MARTIN
GEORGIA, Clarke County:
Libel for Divorce. In Clarke Su
perior Court,'April Term, 1922.
Mrs. Clara Branch Jones vs. Wil
liam L. Jones.
TO WILLIAM L. JONES:
By order of tho Court, you are
required to be and appear at eald
Court on the second Monday In
April next, to answer petitioner’s
libel for divorce, and In aeiault
thereof the Court will proceed as
to Justice shall appertain.
Witness: The Hon. Blanton Fort-
son, Judge of said Court.
This 2&th day January. 1922.
B. J. CRAWFORD, Clerk.
GEORGIA—Clarke County.
will be sold before the court
bouse door of Clarke County, in
the City of Athens, on the flrst
Tuesday In April, 1922, between
the legal hours of sale, to the
highest bidder, for cash, the fol
lowing described real estate, to-
All that tract or parcel of land
lying and being In the City of
Athens, Clarke County, Ooorstn,
and being on the South stile of
Oakland avenue, and known as
lot No. 3 in Block A as shown on
map of B. H. Barrow, May 1913,
r nd more particularly described as
follows: Beginning at a point on
tbe South side of Oakland avenue,
said point being the Northwest cor-
3.106
That on December 27. 1921, a
resolution was duly* passed by tl)o
<t<Ickholdern of the corporation til-
•cctintf the officer* of the same
o make application to this Court
or an amendment ot said charter
authorizing. the same to be in-
reased to tiio nmpunt of $25,000.00
vith the nrivilege of increasing the
ame further from time to time
o an amount not exceeding $5
00.00 by an affirmative vote of
ho holders of seventy five (75) per
ent of the rommon stock of the
•apitftl of said Company. Such in
creased capital stock shall ho
ommon and preferred, either or
K>th, and in stKh proportions as
he holders of 75 per cent of the
common dtoc-k may determine. A
ertifled copy of the resolutions
authorizing said application Ik
hereto attached ftnd made a part
f this paragraph of tills petition.
WHEREFORE, petitioner prays
hat after due publication as re
tired by law Its charter may he
upended po as to fix its capital
tock of the same at $25,000.00,
vith the privilege of increasing the
ame to ,any amount not exceed-
ng $50,000.06 by a favorable vote
>f the holders of seventy-five per
ent of the common stock of said
ompany.
ERWIN, ERWIN & NIX.
Attorneys for Petitioners.
Extract of Resolutions of the
Stockholders; Hilley & Jones
Company
Whereas, the stockholders of
Hilley & Jones Company are de
sirous of increasing tho capital
■ tock of said Company.
Therefore?, be it resolved that
an application he made to the
Superior £oifrl of Clarke County,
Joorgia, to secure an amendment
of the charter of said Company,
said amendment to authorize an
increase in the capital stock of
same to $25,000.00 with the privl-
••ge ; of increasing It further from
time to time to an amount not in
excess of $50,000.00, by an affirma
tive vote of the holders of 75 per
ent of the common stock of said
Company; said stock to too com
mon or preferred, either or Ijoth.
and in such proportions as the
holders of 75 per cent of the
common stock may determine.
I, John L. Taylor, Secretary of
Hilly & Jones Company, do certify
THE BICKER FAMILY
ly tract and running along tho j Save particular consideration" to
road 163 feet to u stake, thence [ the names of at least bIx of the
prominent educators named as pos
sible successors of Dr. Matheson
und upwards of 20 names were
brought to tho attention of the
bourd during the meeting. After
tllecussing the situation from all
viewpoints it was agreed to post
pone final action In tho matter un
til the regular quarterly meeting in
<> f ! April In order that time might he
had for further Investigation.
The names of Dr. Milo S. Ket-
chum, dean of the civil engineering
school of the University of Penn
sylvania, and former. Governor
Charles H. Brough, of Arkansas,
formerly of tho University of Ar
kansas, were given particular con
sideration by the board although
neither of the educators were ap
plicants for the position.
It wus learned that the bqard' and lifeless; didn’t teal lika doing
Mr E 758 ft. to a stake, thenco
S 38 Vi W 87U feet to a stake, thence
S 82*A E 1983 ft. to point of begin*
ning und corita:nlng twelve and
iglity-flve one hundredths (12.85)
acres, more or less.
The above described property
was deeded to Mrs. D. W. McGre
gor and Miss Jessie McGregor on
the 24th day of January, 1921, be
ing a deed to necure a debt
Five Hundred ($500.00) Dollars be-
*,(!'- | Interest, made under section
seq. and 3007 of tho Code
of Georgia, 1910. The contract
with the deed provides that if de
fault should he made in the pay
ment of the intere*^ as it ma
tures or payment of the principal
note as it matures, and such de
fault continues for a space of
| thirty (30) days after said interest
j or principal becomes due, then the
i said parties of the second part
' may proceed to recover the whole
; of the money unpnid it being ex
pressly understood that timo is
of Ihe essence of the contract.
The interest on this note having
become due on January 24. 1922,
and having remained unpaid for
more than thirty (30) days, the
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T ne meeting of the board was { mentions above, should profit by tha
largely attended, the attendance be
ing nearer complete than any nieet-
that'has been hehl for a long time.
Among the distinguished mem
bers pf the board present was
Floyd C. Furlow, president of the
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