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LEGAL NOTICES
GEORGIA—CIarke County:
In pursuance of an order duly
granted by the Honorable R. C.
. Orr, Ordinary of said County, the
undersigned, as administrator of
the estate of J. T. Lord, de
ceased, will sell at public outery
before the count house door in said
county between the legal hours of
sale on the first Tuesday in No
vember, 1934, the following de
seribed property, to-wit:
1. All that tract or parce] of
land lying and being in the City of
Athens, Clarke County, Ceorgia,
and described ag follows: Lying
on the West side of the Georgia
Railroad right of way, and begin- |
ning at a rock corner at the South- ’
east intersection of Oak Street and |
Inglewood Avenue; thence In aj
Southerly direction on Oak Street
fifty (50) feet; thence in an East
erly direction to the right of way
of the Georgia Railroad; thence in
a Northerly direction along said
right of way of Georgia Railroad
to Inglewood Avenue; thence along
said Inglewood Avenue in a West
erly direction to the beginning cor
ner on Oak Street.
2 All that tract or parcel of land
situate, lying and being in the
953rd Dist. G. M. of Jackson
County, Georgia, adjolning lands of
Bud Potts and W. J. Haynie on
south and east, Lon Holcomb and
Bud Potts on north and west, and
fully described as follows: Begin
ning at a chestnut stump near col
ored Cabin Creek Church, running
thence N. 89 W. 9.73 to g rOCk’i
thence N. 17 W. 11.56 to rock,
thence S. 65 W 36.50 to willow
stake, thence to S. 8 3-4 W. 2.96
along Oconee river to ash, thence
S. 82 E. 15.30 to rock, thence S.
42 F. 10.00 to rock, thence 80 3-4
. 28.09 to rock, thence N. 15 1-4
W. 5.67 to rock, thence N, 48 1-2
W. 4:30 to rock, thence S. 89 W.
450 to rock, thence N. 9 W. 4.61
to the beginning chestnut corner.
Said tract of land contains sevense
ty-seven and eighty four hundred
ths (77.84) acres, more or less, ac
cording to survey and plat by R
C., Nix. Said described land also
fully described in a Warrantee
Deed from C. D. Stark to John
Hood bearing date of Dee, 11, 1912
and recorded in book “OO0" folle
276 of the Book of Records of the
Clerk of Suparior Court of Jackson
(ljso;;nt,v, CGeorgia, on December 27,
3. Al that lot or parcel of land !
situated in said state and county'
in East Athens on Oconee Street
(985 and 995 Oconee Street) and
being all of lot No. eight (8) of
C. B. Daniels survey of the (Geor
gin Railrand lands. Thiy is the lot
gold to . B, untfeth by H. R.
Bernard and to Mary Griffeth by
@. P. Griffeth and to Clarissa J.
Fléeman by Myra Griffeth.
The ahave described property to
be sold as the property of the es
tate of eafd J. T. Lord deceased.
for the purpose of paying debts
and making distribution among
their helrs. Terms of sale cash.
This the 12th day of October
1984,
ey E. H. LORD,
Ag Administrator of Wstate of J. T
. Tord. deceased.
- D 12-19-26 Nov. 2.
GEORGIA—CIarke County:
‘Pursuant to order and judgment
of the Superior Court of Clarke
County, Georgia, passed in open
! court at the October term, 1934,
- (October 3rd) In the matter of
~ Mrs. Hattie M. Hancock, ag Exe
cutrix under the will of R. J. |
Hancock, deceased, vs. Webb-
Crawford Company et al, No. 5901, i
the undersigned as Receiver of the |
assets of the estate of R. J.
Hanccok, late of Clarke County,
Georgia, deceased, will offer for
gale to the highest and best bid
. der for cash, subject to confirma
tion by the Court, before the
courthouse door in the City of
Athens, Clarke County, Georgia,l
between the legal hours of sale on
the first Tuesday in November,
1934 (November 6th), the rever
sionary interest In the dower
tracts of land that were admeas
‘ured and assigned to the widow
of R. J. Hancock, deceased, to
wit: . 1
1 The reversionary interest in|
dower tract No. 1, situate, lying |
and being in Oconee County, Geor
gia, and known as lot No. 4 of the l
B. H. Bishop estate and contain
ing 140.68 acres, more or less, and‘
bounded on the north by Lot No. |
2 of the B. H. Bishop estate, on
the east by the Ambrose Mosea‘
tract, on the south by Appalachee |
- River and the lands of Mrs. Lula |
Michael, and on the west by Lot
‘No. 3 of the B. H. Bishop estate.
2. The reversionary interest in
that four-room house and lot
(dower tract No. 2), situate, lying
and being in the Town of Hull,
Madison County, Georgia, known
as lot No. 1 of the survey of the
Town of Hull, near the Seaboard
Alr Line Railway Company’s
section houses and being situated
on Fourth Avenue and Second
Street.
3. The reversionary interest ln]
dower tract No. 3, situate, Iving |
and being in Madison County, |
Georgia within or near the Town|
of Hull, and containing 22.76 acres, l
more or less, adjoining what is
known as the I. G. Patton anfi{
F. L. Johnson lands on the north,
E. V. Wilkes land on the East, T. ’
A. Davis on the south, and other
lands formerly of the R.”J. Han
cock estate on the west.
All of said tracts being more
fully described in said rpceivor-}
ship proceedings in the Superior |
Court of Clarke County, Georgia. |
This 3rd day of October, 1934. |
MRS. HATTIE M. HANCOCK. |
8 Receiver of the Assets of Estate
lofß. J. Hancock, Deceased. |
12-19-26, N 2. |
g CITATION
- GEORGIA—CIarke County:
| & Mrs, Goldie McCommon, guar
~ dian of Jeanne McCommon, having
*' je ‘ me for a discharge from
fi' anship of Jeanne Mec
. Common, this is therefore to mno
. tify all persons concerned to file
_ theéir objections, if any they have.
on or before the first Monday in
Nevember next, else she will be
o ’” mn’
LOy Wfi
IGEORGIA—-CI-rko County:
There will be sold before the
courthouse door in Athens, said
State and County, on the first
Tuesday in November 1934 be
tween the legal hours of sale to
the highest bidder for cash the fol
lowing described land, to-wit:
All that tract or parcel of land
! situate, lying and being in Clarke
!Cuumy. Georgia and on the North
iside of Morton Avenue and more
lpurticular]y described as follows:
| Beginning at the Northwest corner
?of the intersection of Morton Ave
| nue and Agricultural Drive and
!running thence North along Agri
cultural Drive 182 feet to a point;
' thence West 83 feet to a point;
thence South 182 feet to Morton
Avenue; thence along Morton Ave
'nue 83 feet to the beginning point
The property conveyed is bound
ed on the North by the propenty
of the University of Georgia, on
the West by other property of Mrs.
C. H. Cooper, on the south by’
Morton Avenue and on the East
by Agricultural Drive,
Said property levied upon and to
he sold as the property of the de
fendant in fi. fa., Mrs, Lillian V.
Cooper, to satisfy an execution is
sued from the City Court of Ath
ens in fayor of the Family Finance
Company against Mrs. Lillian V.I
Cooper et al, deed for levy and
sale filed and recorded before levy |
and notice given the defendant in
fa. Fa. as required by law.
This 12th day of Octoher 1934,
WALTER E. JACKSON
Sheriff of Clarke County, Ga.
Oct. 12-19-28-Nov. 2.
EXECUTOR’S SALE
GEORGIA—CIarke County:
‘Will be sold ay public outery be
fore the courthouse door of said
county to the highest bidder for
cash on the first Tuesday in Nov
ember, 1934, within the legal hours
of sale.
All that lot of lang with the im
provemnts thereow in the eity of
Athens, Clarke county, Georgia, lo
cated at the southeasy corner of
the intersection of Hill and Harris
streets, fronting 110 feey more or
less on Hill street, and extending
back in a southerly direction with
uniform width a depth of 180 feet
more or less on Harris street; said
land being bounded north by Hill
street, west by Harris street, south
by the Hancock lot and east by the
Holliday lot.
Said property will be sold for the
payment of debts and distribution
among the legates and devisees un
der and by virtue of the power and
authority vested in wne undersign
ed in the will of Mrs. Mary Y. Kin
nebrew, deceased, late of said coun
ty, said will having been probated
in common form in the Coury of
Ordinary of said county.
This October Ist, 1934,
MRS. IRENE Y. BUSH as exe
cutrix of the last will and testa
ment of Mrs. Mary Y. Kinnebrew,
deceased.
0ct.12-19-26.N0v.2.
CITY MARSHAL'S SALES
GEORGIA—CIarke County:
I will sell before the courthouse
door of said county, on the first
Tuesday in November, 1934, with
in the legal hours of sale, for cash,
for City taxes, the following prop
erty, to-wit:
That house and lot on Third
Street in the city of Athens,
Clarke County, Georgia, fronting
East on said Street, and contain
ing one-half acre, more or less,
adjoining lots formerly owned by
Charlie Crankshaw and Julius
Holder, and lots now owned by
Georgia Mayfield and Sophie Win
frey, and being the property de
scribed in deed from Carrie Pope
to Mrg. N. H. Eckford of record
in Book 15, follo 505. clerk’s office,
Clarke Superior Court, to which
reference is had for further de-‘
scription, and being the house and
premises at No. 143 Third Street,
Athens, Georgia, now occupied gy
Guy Mcßee.
Levied on as the property of
Cicero Hemphill to satisfy fi. fa.
in favor of the City of Athens
against said property and against
Cicero Hemphill for the year of
1933, and to satisfy other fl. fas.
against said property and said
Cicero Hemphill for taxes due City
of Athens for years of 1930, 1931,
1932, and 1934.
Also at the same time and place
the following described property,
to-wit: All that tract or parcel of
land in Athens, Clarke County,
Georgia, at the intersection of
Third Street and Flint Street,
fronting on Third Street, bounded
on the East by Third Street, South
by Hemphill property, on the
West by lot formerly belonging to
Julius Holder, and on North by
Flint Street, and being the house
and premises at No. 187 Third
Street, according to the present
system of numbering houses in
Athens, Georgia, now occupied by
Ada Thomas, and being known as
the Charlie Crankshaw lot.
Levied on as the property of
Cullen Owens to satisfy fi. fa. in
favor of City of Athens against
said property and against Cullen
Owens for taxes for the year of
1933, and to satisfy other fi. fas.
against said property and Cullen
Owens for taxes due City of Ath
ens for the years of 1929, 1930,
1931, 1932, and 1934.
Also at the same time and place
the following deseribed property,
to-wit: All that tract or parcel of
land in Athens, Clarke County,
Georgia, fronting on Savannah
Avenue, bounded as follows:
Bounded on the North by lot of
Lucy Campbell, on the East by
Savannah Avenue, on the South
by J. A. Harbin lot, and on West
by land of M. B. Morton estate,
' being the lodge room and prem
iises of the Light of the World,
:l\'o. 47, in said city, and more
| fully degcribed in deeds from M.
iB. Morton, of record in Clerk’s
| office, Clarke Superior Court, in
iDeed Book WW, page 281, and
i Deed Book YY, page 425, to which
| reference is had for more particu
lar description.
Levied on as the property of
the Light of the World, No. 47,
to satisfy fi. fa. in favor of the
City of Athens against said prop
erty for taxes for the year 1933,
of Athens for the years of 1931,
1932, and 1934.
Also at the same time and place
the following described property,
to-wit: All that tract or parcel of
land, together with improvements
thereon, rituate, lying and being
in the City of Athens, Clarke
County, seorgia, and on the
Northwest corner of the intersec
tion of Angle and Arch Streets,
and fronting South on Angle
Street and bounded on the East by
lArch Street, and adjoining the
property of Leila Fields on the
West, formerly A. L. Brown, and
is Lot No. 3, containing one acre,
more or less, and being the prem
ises at 185 Angle Street. |
Levied on as the property of
Nona Cole to satisfy fi. fa. in
favor of the City of Athens against
said property and Nona Cole for
taxes for the year 1933, and to
satisfy other fl, fas. against said
property and Nona Cole for taxes
due the City~ of Athens for the
years of 1928, 1929, 1930, 1931, 1932,!
and 1934, i
Also at the same time and place
the following describeq property,
to-wit: All that tract or parcel of
land in Athens, Clarke County,
Georgia, and being Lots No, 15
and 16 of the Jackson Survey, ac
cording to a plat of the same of
record in Clerk’s office, Clarke
Superior Court, in Deed Book 10,
page 632, and being the house and
premises at No. 321 Fields Street,
Athens, Georgia.
Levied on as the property of
Alfred Jordan, deceased, to satisfy
fi. fa. in favor of the City of
Athens against said property for
taxes for the year of 1933, and to
satisfy fi. fa. in favor of City of
Athens against sald property for
the year of 1934.
Also at the same time and place
the following described property,
to-wit: AN that tract or;parcel of
land in Clarke County, Georgia, on
the East side of Oconee River in
the City of Athens, in section
known as Zion Hill, and on North
gide of Water Oak Street, being
Lot No. 29 of Barnett's survey of
Zion Hill, according to plat of
record in Clerk’'s office, Clarke
Superior Court, in Deed Book 13,
folio 633, fronting on said Water
Oak Street 60 feet, and running
back a distance of 150 feet, and
bounded by lots of Lon Thomas,
Minor Yerby and others. ;
Levied on as the property of T,
C. Black, deceased, to satisfy fi.
fa. in favor of City of Athens
against said property for taxes
for the year of 1933, and to sat
jsefy other fi. fas. for taxes due
City of Athensg on said property
for the year of 1930, 1931, 1932,
and 1934.
Also at the same time and place
the following desrribed property,
to-wit: That tract or parcel of
land lying and being on the North
side of Springdale Street in the
City of Athens, Clarke County,
Georgia, and more particularly re
ferred to as being Lots Nos. 51,
52 and 63 of Block “A” on Spring
‘dale Street, for a detailed descrip
tion of which reference is made to
a plat of the same made by E. L.
Griggs, which is of record in the
office of the Clerk of Superior
Court of said County in Deed Book
14, page 672.
Levied on as the property of
Mrs. J. L. Morris to satisfy fi.
fa. in favor of the City of Athens
against said property for taxes for
the year of 1933, and to satisfy
other fi. fas. against said prop
erty for taxes for the years of
1980, 1931, 1932, and 1934, due City
of Athens. :
Algo at the same time and phce"
the following described property,
to-wit: All that lot of land in the
City of Athens, Clarke County,
GGeorgia, being a part of the for
mer - residence lot of the Ilate
Young L. G. Harris, beginning at
a point on the South Side of Broad
Street 218% feet from the Soutz
west corner of the intersection “of
Broad Street and Pope Street,
said point being on the dividing
line between the lot herein de
seribeq and lot of E. L. Grigsgs,
running thence in an Easterly di
rection along the South side of
Broad Street 108% feet to line of
E. J. O'Kelley, running thence in
Southeast direction along line of
said O'Kelley and others 79% feet
to a stake, running thence in a
Westerly direction 107 feet to a
point on the line of the property
of E. L. Griggs, running thence
.in a Northerly direction along line
of said Griggs 78 8-10 feet to be
lg‘lnning point.
Levied on as the property of
Mariah Heard, deceased, to satisfy
fi. fa. in favor -of the City of
Athens against said property for
taxes for the yvear of 1833, and to
‘satis:‘y other fi. fas. against said
property for taxes due City of
lAthens for years of 1930, 1931,
1932, and 1934.
Also at the same time and place
the following deseribed property,
to-wit: ' That tract or parcel of
land lying and being in the
County of Clarke, State of Geor
gia, and on the South side of Ca
tawba Avenue in the City of
Athens, and is a part of the North
part of Block 7 of Milledge Park
property as shown by plat made
by E. L. Griggs, engineer, and
said plat of record in Deed Book
15, pages 656-857, in Clerk's office,
Clarke Superior Court, and de
scribed as follows: Beginning at a
point on the South side of Cataw
ba Avenue 328 feet East of the
Southeast corner of Highland and
Catawba Avenues and running
thence along Catawba Avenue in
an Easterly direction 67 feet,
thence Southerly 160 feet to an
alley way, thence Westerly along
alley way 64 feet, thence North
erly 160 feet to beginning point.
Levied on as the property of G.
D. Ragan, Jr., to satisfy fi. fa.
of City of Atheéns agdinst said G.
D. Ragan, Jr., for taxés for the
yvear of 1933, and to satisfy other
fi. fas. for taxes against said G.
D. Ragan, Jr., for years of 1831,
1932, ang 1934. e
to-wit: That tract or pa el of
THE BANNER-HERALD. ATHENS, GEORGIA
Clarke County, Georgia, on the!
Euast side of the Oconee River,g
bounded on the West by land de- |
scribed in a deed from R. C. Orr, |
Jr., to Miss Annie Linton, South |
!by Grove Street, East by land of
’C. C. Hardy, and North by other |
‘lands of R. C. Orr, Jr., being a|
strip containing eight acres,!
fronting one acre on Grove Street!'
and running back in a parallelo-l
gram eight acres deep. Also, all;
that tract or parcel of land lyingi
and being in the State of Georgia, |
Clarke County and on the Rast!
side of the Oconee River, in the’
City of Athens, confaining ten|
aeres, bounded on West by ceme- |
tery lands and lands formerly be- |
longing to G. F. Stephenson,|
North by Carr Street, South by
Grove Street, and East by other|
lands of R. C. Orr, Jr, ]
Levied on as the property of|
Craig Orr to satisfy fi. fa. in‘
favor of the City of Athens against |
said Craig Orr for taxes for the|
year of 1933, and to satisfy other'
fi, fas. for taxes dus City of!
Athens for the years of 1927, 1928,i
1929, 1930, 1931, 1932, and 1934.
This the 4th day of October,,
1934. {
G. E. O'FARRELL, i
City Marshal, City of Athens.
0 12-19-26, N 2, [
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE
GEORGIA—CIarke County:
By virtue of an order of the court
or Ordinary of said county, auth
orizing the same, the undersigned
as administrator of E. T. Hale, late
of said county, will sell before the
court house door In Athens
on the first Tuesday in Novem
ber next within sale hours at pub-
He auction for cash the following
tracts of land lymg and being in
the town of Winterville, said coun
ty—and to be sold as one body of
land towit: First, the Ed Hale
home place containing as per plat
six and 27-100 acres, 2nd; the par
cel Just north of the home place
and separated from it by the El
berton road and known as the Mc-
Alpin land--and containing 13 and
one-half acres. 3rd; the parcel
just west of the home place, and
lying at the intersection of the
Athens and Elberton road with the
Georgia railroad, bounded on north
by the railroad and south by the
Elberton road and west by land of
Mijss Dora Meyer, and containing
about 15-and one-half acres. Plats
of these parcels will be shown on
request. Said lands to be sold as
the property of Ed T. Hale, de
ceased, for the purpose of paying
debts and’ for distributicn among
the heirs.
This October 11th, 1934.
W. R. COILE, administrato, of
Ed T. Hale, deceased. |
oc¢t.l2-19-26N0v,2 |
GEORGIA—CIarke County: .
In accorlancse with a power of
gale in a deed made and delivered
by Annie Laurie Pace to the Clarke
County Building Loan arnd Im
provement company, July 7, 1917,
and recorded in the office of the
clerk of the superior court, Clarke
coum%p. Georgia, Book 22, page 499,
will be sold at public outery, at
the courthouse .door, in Athens,
Georgia, on the Pirst Tuesday in
November next, during the legal
hours of sale, to the highest bid
der for cash, the following describ
ed property, mentioned in said
deed.
That lot of land in sald state ang
cwuity, in the city of Athens, east
of the Athensand Danielsville road,
in Barberville, beginning at a rock
corner on an unnamed street, and
running thence along the line di
viding the lot herein conveyed from
the property of Crawford, 200 feet
to a corner, thenre aiong the line
dividing thig lot from the lot here
inafter described (Lot No. 1 of the
survey of the Lucy West property)
200 feet to a rock corner, thence
100 -feet to the beginning corner.
Contains one fourth of an acre,
more or less and is the lot geeded
to John Pace by Lucy West, June
ond, 1893, deed recorded in said
clerks office of the supr. court,
Clarke County, Georgia, Book M.
M., page 852.
Also, that lot of land adjacent to
the ahove described lot, known as
lot number 1, of Pittman’s survey
of lands of Lucy West, adjoining
lands g J. R. Crawforq and John
Pace, btginning at a rock corner on
Crawford’s line N, 40 1-4 W. 143
feet to a rock, thence S. 67 3-4 W.
482 feet to a rock corner on the
street, thence S. 12 1-2 W, 18 feet
to a rock, thence S. 80 1-2 E. 214
feet to the beginning corner, It is
the lot deeded to John Pace by
Pittman, deed recorded in said
clerks office, Book S. 8., page 539.
The said deed given by said Annie
T.aurie Pace to said Company was
to secure a loan, and provided that
if she failed to maxe the weekly
payments mentioned in the geed, or
failed to pay all taXes and insur
ance due, then the said Company
had the expressed right given it in
the deed to sell the said land men
tionedq therein, at public outery at
the courthouse door in Athens,
Georgia, to the highest bidder for
cash, to eollect the sums due said
company on said lean. Said Annie
Laurie Pace having failed to make
many of the payments due on said
loan, and having failed to pay the
taxes due on the property, the said
company has elected to sell the said
property at the time and place
mentioned, to collect the sums due
it on the said loan, and on the taxes
it has paid on the said property,
The Clarke County Building Loan
and Improvement Company, by
JOHN D. MELL, Secretary.
Qct.l2-19-26N0v,2
EXECUTOR’'S SALE
By virtue of an order from the
Court of Ordinary of Clarke
County. Georgia, will be sold for
cash, at public outery, on the first
Tuesday in November, 1934, at the
courthouse door in said County,
between the legal hours of sale,
the following real estate, to-wit:
That lot of land lying and being
in the' City of Athens, County and
State aforesaid, on the North side
of Lumpkin Street, known and
designated in the plan of said
City as No. 802 North Lumpkin
Stret, said lot having a thirty
foot front on said Street and run
ning back an.even width a dis-
Social News From Winder
WINDER—The October meeling
of the Winder Woman’s club was
held in the club house on October
4. In the absence of the president
Mprs. . R. Harris the meeting ‘was
in. charge of Miss Johnnie Lou
smith first vice president.
Mrs, Oscar Maddox reported that
the Jefferson Woman's club was
awarded the Taliulah Falls and the
panner at the district meeting held
recently in Toccoa. Mrs. 3./ C
pratt, a member of the local club
wds named 48 treasurer of: the
ninth district.
Mrs, P. A. Flanigan, house chair
man. stated that a coal bin would
pe built and a, heater for the Kkit
chen would be bought at an early
date.
My, 15, V. Harris, county superin
tendent of schools and Mr. F. L.
[vie superintendent of city schools
expressed appreciation to the house
committee for the lunch served re
cently to the city and county tea
chers.
Mrs. Charles Perry, chairman of
education, announced plans for the
Hallowe’en carnival to be sponsor
ed by the club and Sunbury chap
ter, Daughters of the American
Revolution. All proceeds are to bhe
donated to the city schools.
The program which Wwas in
charge of the Junior Woman’s club
included a dance and song by little
Jerry Griffeth and a skit “Sign on
The Dotted Line” by Billy Sum
merour and Hulme Kinnebrew.
Mesdames H, A: Carithers, H. O.
Camp, H. H. Colvard, E. T. Craw
ford, Lionel Currier, Minnie Dan
jol, Clarence Davis, Laura DeLa-
Perriere and Albert Cook served
as hostesses for the afternoon.
MRS. WATSON
COMPLIMENTED :
Myrs. Dala Watson was the honor
guest at a beautiful bridge party
given on Thursday afternoon by
Mrs. Herschel Smith at her home
on Church street.
Mrs. Smith, who is a!wa_vs a most
charming hostess, used the Hallow
e'en motif in decorations and re
freshments.
Contract bridge was enjoyed
throughout the afternoon by the
following members of the Little
Bridge eclub and other friends:
Mesdames Dala Watson, Rob Rus
gell, Edwin Strange, T. M. Sea
well, P. A. Flanigan, J. M. Aiken,
Clair Harris, Howard@ Nev’'ton, R.
H. Kimbrell, H. A, Carithers,’ A. D.
McCurry and W. J. Burch,
MRS. BURCH HOSTESS
AT LARGE BRIDGE PARTY
One of the prettiest parties of
the fall season was the “500" and
contract bridge party given on Fri
day afternoon by Mrs. W. J. Burch
ad the Women’s club house,
Huge vari-colored dahliag grown
by the hostess were used on pedes
tals and tables in the library and
auditorium. Bright-hued Japanese
sun flowers were artistically ar
ranged in floor backets.
Mrs, C. M, Ferguson was present
ed a. linen table cover for high
score, Mrs, Rob Russell received
a linen towel for low score. ‘A box
of dusting powder was given Mrs.
Oscar Maddox for- consolation. Mrs.
Kemp Arnold was presented . a
tance of one hundred fifty feet,
more or less. i
Also all that lot of land lying
and being in the City of Athens,
County and State aforesaid, front
ing on Madison Avenue in said
City seventy-two feet, .more .or
less, and running back in a par
allel direction eighty-three feet,
more or less, and having a width
on the back of seventy-two feet,
and known and designated in the
plan of said City as No. 248 Madi
son Avenue. : :
Said property is being sold for
the purposes of paying debts and
distribution among the legatees of
the will of Mrs. Saphronia A.
Kidd, deceased.
SAM G. SWINDLE,
As Executor of the Will of Mrs.
Saphronia A: Kidd, deceased.
0 12-19-26, N 2,
GEORGIA—CIarke County:
To All Whom It May Concern:
Mrs. Joel T. Dean bhaving in
dwe form applied for permanent
letters of administration to be
ijssued to her, or some fit and
proper person, upon the estate of
Henry T. Culp, late of said county,
deceased; this is to cite all. and
singular the next of kin and cred
itors of the said Henry T. Culp,
deceased, that said application
will be heard before me at the
regular November term, 1934, of
the Court of Ordinary of Clarke
County, Georgia.
Witness my hand and official
signature, this the 12th day of
October, 1934,
R. C. ORR, Ordinary,
Clarke County, Georgia.
O 12-19-28, N 2.
GEORGIA—CIarke County:
H. B. Shy has applied for a
discharge as executor of the will
of Mrs. FEliza R. Shy, deceased.
All persons concerned are re
quired to show cause, at the reg
ular November term, 1934, of the
Court of Ordinary of Clarke
County, against the granting of
the discharge.
This October 2nd, 1934.
R. C. ORR, Ordinary.
O 12-19-26, N 2. \
GEORGIA—CIarke County:
To All Whom It May Concern:
J. K. Davis having applied for
guardianship of the property of
Mrs. Nora Fuller non compos
mentis, notice 1s given that said
aplication will be heard at my
office at ten o'clock A. M. on the
first Monday in November next.
R. C. ORR, Ordinary.
O 12-19-26,' N 2,
NOTICE TO DEBTORS
AND CREDITORS
GEORGIA—CIarke County:
All creditors of the estate of
James P. Johnson are requested
to render their bills to me prompt
-Iy, and all debtors are notified to
r ake payment to me.
This October 19, 1934,
G. S. CRANE,
Administrator Estate of James
P. Johnson.
O 19.26, N 2-9-16-23: - ‘£
double deck of cards for making
high score in “500.”
The gracious hostess assisted b'y_
a number of friends served a pala
table course at twe eonclusion ot
{ the games. :
l About fifty-five "friends enjoyed
the hospitality of Mrs.. Burch:
HALLOWE'EN CARNIVAL AN
!EVENT OF MUCH SUCCCESS
The Hallowe'en Carnival at the
Ihigh school building Friday eve
ning, sponsored by the educational
departments of the Winder Wom
an's club and Sunbury ' chapter
'Daughters of the American Revolu
ltion was a delightful event and a
i financial success.
} The first floor of the building
'was converted into booths decorat
ed with bright colored autumn
!lea.ves. The fish pond proved to
i be the most popular booth. Wein
| ers, drinks, pop-corn, peanuts and
|candy were sold,
| A most interesting program ar
[ranged by Miss Sarah Barber was
| presented in the augitorium for a
j Hallowe'en celebration. A clever
skit under the direction of Miss
Cora Couch was also presented.
Following the program a cake
walk created much fun for adults
and children. ;
: * Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Osear Summerour,
Mrs, G. 8. Summerour and Mr. and
Mrs. Tlorie Roberts spent Sunday
in the mountains or north Georyia.
Miss Marie Herrin, Dr. and Mr_’s,‘
Harold Herrin and som, Harold, ir,
':hnve returned from Birmingham,
Ala., where thev attended the
!game and visited Mr. and Mrs. Otis
l Harrigon.
Mr. and Mrs. John Robinson wheo
celebrated their fiftieth wedding
anniversary last Sunday were the
dinner guests of Mrs. W. T. Robin-.
son. . T R
Miss Emily VanLandingham,
Miss Margaret Sevmour and Miss
Annie Bob Johnson spent Satur
dayv in Atlanta, ;
Mrs. Annie Carpenter who Is on
lan extended wisit to relatives inl
rOglethorpe county spent the week
end at her home in this city.
. Mr. Claude Mayne, jr., returned
‘to Clemson college. South Carolina
Sunday after a visit of several days|
here with his parents.
Mrs. -C. M. Conkling and baby
left Friday for their home in New
York after a visit of length to re
latives here and in ‘Athens.
Mrs. Paul Eley, Miss Berta Mea
dow, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hesch
spent Thursday in Atlanta,
Mr. A. C. Craft of Toccoa. was the
recent guest of Mr. and Mrs. John
Carrington., : !
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene FEdwards
of Atlanta visited their parents,
Mr. and Mys, H. E. Edwards dur
ing the past week, s
Mrs. J. B. Robingon was in At
lanta last Saturday. Tt
Mésdames Howard Clovard, Har
vey Lokey, G. C. Mosély, and J. H.
Pledger were in Gainesgville Sun
day to yisit Dr, and Mrs., L. W,
Hodges and Mr, J. H. Jackson, jr.
Messrs. Horace Maynard, P. A,
Flanigan and W. L, Montgomery
were in Athens recently.
Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Summerour
were in Atlanta the past week.
BISHOP NEWS
By MRS. R. E. BRANCH, JR. = |
Mr, and Mrs. Marvin OPDHIonI
and little son, Marvin, jr., of Ten
nille spent the week-end with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs, J. E. O’-
Dillon.
~Miss Nell Farr and Migs Kather
ine English of Athens spent several
days with Mrs, Harden Malcom
recently, fige
Mr. and Mrs, Jack Morris of
Monroe visited Mr, and Mrs. A.
E, Por'ter Sanddy.. .~ ; !
fi\{rs. J. F. Lay and Misses El
sie and Jane Jay were visitors to
Bishop Sunday afterngon. - ;
Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Hardigree
and son, Clarence, of Watkinsville,
and Mr. and Mrs. Pete N‘orvi'lle‘
and children Peggy and Jack, |
spent Sunday with their parents’
Mr. and Mrs. W. A, Norville ‘
Quite a few from Bishop attend- .
ed the Christian Association held}
at Good Hope, October 30. The!
next meeting will be held at Bish- l
op.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stewart cofi
Athens spent Sunday with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. B. N.
Fambrough. o
Mr. Herschel Thomas, Misses
Helen and Tillie Mae Thomas |
spent Tuesday in Atlanta. Miss
Helen Thomas remained in Atlanta
to take a course in beauty cul
ture,
Mr. B. Porter and Mr. Robert |
Nicholson spent Tuesday in At-‘
lanta. u { !
Mrs. Maude K. Norton is spend
ing some time in Covington. ‘
Mr. and Mrs. Herbaert Breedlove
and Misses Margaret and Vivian
Branch, and Miss Baldwin of Ath- j
ens spent Sunday in north Georgia,
North Carolina and Tennessee.
Mrs. S. B. Porter and Mrs. R.
E. Branch, jr., spent Monday in‘
Athens.
Mrs. Clara Jones recently visit
ed in Winder.
Mrs. O. M. Branch and Marcel-
Jlus and Edward Branch were vis
itors to Watkinsville Sunday.
Mrs. TLalon Enlow and friends
of Washington, Ga., visited Mrs.
W. F. Enlow Sunday.
PLANS DISCUSSED
ATLANTA— (#) —Plans of the
federal housing administration for
national recovery were discussed
here Wednesday by industrial and
civic leaders who gathered here
from southeastern states, H. R.
N‘ortmp and Arthur M. Bast in
‘dustrial advisers of Washington,
addresed the conference and cons
ducted a question and answer for
um on the work of the FHA.
First Aid Training Is G;;);fl
By Red Cross Organizatiy,
Fifty-eight First Aid Cer
tificates Are llssued in
Clarke County
' “Training the public in first aid
measures is one of the most im
portant tasks of the American Red
Cross,” Fritz Thompson, chairman
of the Athens Red Cross Roll Call
said today. The roll call member
ship enrellment opens Monday,
November 12, and the goal here is
1,000 members.
Mr. Thompson said that the per
sonnel of the campaign committee
{is being enrolled this week, and
volunteer workers are requireq. to
telephone the Red Cross office, 871,
between 10 to 12 o'clock and 3 and
\5 o’clock in order that their names
may be enrolled,
Discussing the first aid training,
Mr. Thompson said “two results
have been noted time and again in
the groups to. which Red Cross
training has been given. “First,
there is a marked decrease in the
number of accidents, as a result of
the accident-consciousness the
training has developed; and second,
there is a lessening of grave con
sequences such as death or perm
la.nent crippling in many cases
where proper first aid measures
were used by those near the scene
of the accident.
“First aid is interpreted by the
Red Cross is the practical applica
tion of the age-old habit .of nei
ghborliness in time of distress. A,c-!
cidental injuries have always been
incurred by active people, and
doubtless they will always happen.
Yet, even with modern ecivilization
developing new hazards, the rate
of accidents is hot commensurate]
with the increasing danger, be-]
cause of the modern demand that
| proper safeguerds be provided forl
all machinery and that carelessness |
be prevented on the part of the
human beings who use the mach
ines.
! “All of us who drive or ride in
automobiles should also be con
lcemed over the great hazards on
American highways. Approximat- |
ely 30,000 men, women and children !
are killed on our highways every!
year—a terrific toll, a number
equal to the inhabitants in a mid-‘
rdle sized city. And this doesn’t
take into account the mained, the
‘many injured for life. and the sut‘-’
sering and great waste entailed by |
these accidents. l
“The Athens chapter of the Redl
Cross has given much attention ;0!
the problem of first aid. Classes'
are held every year, usually beingl
conducted by C. W. Jones. In Clarke
county last year 58 first aid certi-'
ficates were issued,
“The federal government tais
year called on the Red Cross for
instruction for men in Civilian
Conservation Corps camps and on |
Civil and Public Works projects. |
These requests give an official
governmental endorsement of Red
Cross accident prevention and
have been a matter of satisfaction
to Red Cross officials that all re
quests have been promptly and
adequately met.
“funds must be available for
similar .calls in the next twelve
months, and I feel sure that the
Athens chapter will, as always, re
spond to the need of enrolling a|
big membership for the ! coming|
year.” “
MAY LEGILIZE BEER
. ATLANTA—(®P)—Belief that the
coming session of the Georgia les
islature would legalize beer in this
state was expressed here Wednes
day by Fred Scott, of Thomasville,
state senator-elect from the seven
th district, Mr. Scott was nomin
ated in the Democratic primary
without opposition te represent
Brooks, Grady and Thomas coun
ties in the state senate.
b ' .. R
Her mother felt that family physicians § »a
and child specialists, and the hospitals, & g%
must be right. A simple test that | § t |
proves they are. : ;
If anyone in your family is
occasionally sluggish or ¢onsti
pated; especially any child, you
should know this medical truth:
~ You cannol get safe relief with
any medicine if you cannot regulate
the dose. And to regulate dosage,
‘you should have a liguid laxative.
With a liquid laxative, vou ecan
gradually reduce the dose. And that
is the secret of safe relief from
a sluggish, constipated condition.
Why Doctors Use
Liquid Laxatives
A liquid laxative can be measured.
Its action can be thus controlled. If
properly made, of nafural laxative
elements fike senna and -cascara,
it forms no habit —even in the
youngest child. And such a laxative
will help the bowels to help them
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER o Iy,
¥ 04,
,
Bogart New;s
BOGART—The men of l(
will present a pluy Friday p ,
“The Womanless Weddine :;.-\{H‘
play is being sponsored by ty, }‘
.- A. of :the Bogart schoc r;-A
i i sl il The
Public is invited to join . in mak.
ing this a jolly o casion as thic i
the first of its kind to be }\ “fj
ed during this school tepm l'{
will also be chicken stey and iod
(:r(T:un sold. ]'}\'m‘)’l»mis come apg
enJoyed the supper ang have g pio
time, Admission will be tep ‘,,;\l
fifteen cents,
Mr. and Mrs, Homer Cobh and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Wi Ton.
nings, of Athens, spent Sungay
with Mrs, Ruth Jennings and My
and Mrs. Floyl Myers.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Powell anq
family spent Saturday with Mg
W. O. Southerland at Pine Grove
Mr. and Mrs. Pleas Duke of A
lanta spent Sunday with My and
Mrs. Hurst Griffeth.
MY G W, Thomas; sr. has y..
cepted £ position in Augusta.
Rev, and Mrs. J. O. Langfoy,
Mrs. Stelia Wilson and Mr and
Mrs. N. A Hoyse visited Mp, ) 0,
Harris and Miss Lila Harris Friday
night.
¢ Mrs. F. L, Jackson visited rely.
tives. in Athens Saturday,
Friends of Mrs. C. V. Malcoim
will. be vleased to know she hag
fully recovered from an attack of
diphtheria.
Mrs. D. O. Malcolm has been i
for several days, but is better now,
her friends will be glad to learn
Mr. and Mrs, A. M. Doolittle an(
family, of Athens, visiteq M,
Sallie Doolittle Stunday afternoon,
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