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FRIDAY, JUNE 3, 1949:
LO"' Advortiumh
GFORGIA, Clarke County:
'fo the Superi%ourt of said
county, and to”fshe Honorable
Henry H. West,: Judge of said
Court: !
The petition of W. A, MATHIS,
VRS. JEANNE L. MATHIS, and
JAMES 1. AKINS, respectfully
shows:
], The applicants desire for
themselves, their associates, suc
cessors and assigns, to- beincor
porated for.a period of thirty
five (35) years, with~the priv
jlege of renewals as provided by
|aw, under the name and style of
«University Courts rfipartments,
Ine."”
9. The object of said corpora
tion is pecuniary gain and profit.
3. The purpose for which the
corporation is formed -and the
husiness and objects to be ecar
vied on and promoted by it are
a 5 follows: ]
(a) To create a private cor
poration to provide housing for
rent or sale, and to acquire any
real estate or interest or rights
therein or appurtenant thereto
and any and all personal proper
ty in connection therewith.
“(b) To improve ang operate,
and to sell, convey, assign, mort
gage or lease any real estate and
any personal property.
(¢) To borrow money and issue
evidences of indebtedness in fur
therance of any or all of the ob-
jects of its business; to secure
the same by mortgage, deed of
trust, pledge or other lien.
(d) To apply for and obtain or
cause to obtai;xe'% “from the
Federal Housing’, ‘CGommissioner
(hereinafter called the commis
sioner) a contract or contracts of
mortgage insurance pursuant to
the provisions of the National
Housing Act as amended, cover
ing bonds," notes and other evi
dences of indebtedness issued by
this corporation and any inden
ture of mortgage, aeed, or deed
of trust securing the same. So
long as any property of this
corporation is encumbered by a
mortgage, deed, or deed of trust
insured by the Commissioner it
shall engage in no business other
than the construction and ogera
tion of a Rental Housing Project
or Projects. s
(e) To enter intg, perform and
sty out contraets of any kind
ecessary to, or in connection
sith, or incidental to the accom-
plishment of any one or more of
the purposes of the corporation.
4, The post office address of
the place at which the principal
office of the corporation in this
state will be located is Athens,
Clarke County, Georgia.
5. The corporation shall have
three directors who shall act as
such untd) their successors are
duly chosen and qualified. 3
6. The maximum number of
shares which said corporation is
authorized to lfiwutstanding
chall be 5,100 sh which 100
shares having a par value of
51.00 per share-shall e designate
ed “preferred gtock” and 5,000
shares having @& par ‘value of
SIO.OO per share's be desig
nated “comgon stock,” 100
shares of said common stock to
be the initial issue thereof but it
is desired that additional shares
thereof may be issued upon vote
of the holders of the outstanding
common stock aned of the prefer
red stock as previded elsewhere
in this petition,';/ ¢h shares of
capital stock shall®have prefer
;‘nces and restrictions as fol-
OWS.
(a) The holders of the prefer
red stock shall be entitled to re
ceive, when and as declared by
the Board of Directors, non
cumulative dividepds.at the rate
of five cents (scrfpé‘l‘ share per
annum, before any sum o 1 sums
shall be set apart for or applied
to the purchase or redemption of
the preferred stock anad before
any dividends or other distribu
tion shall be declared, set apart,
paid or made in respect of the
common stock. . i
(b) The net earnings of the
corporation, after providing
therefrom dividends on prefer
red stock and all reserves here
inafter required, may be app!qu
each year in payment of divi
dends to stockholders.
(c) The preferred stock at any
time outstanding may be re-
deemed by the, eorporation at
par and dividends declared
thereon, but unpaid to the date
of such rede&ption, provided,
however, that such stock shall be
so redeemed, upon, but in no
event before, the termination of
any contract of mortgage insur
ance covering jany indebtedness
of the corporation’ without obli
gation upon the Commissioner t%
issue debentures g_», a result o
such termination. Preferred stock
so redeemed shall be retired and
cancelled. s
(d) Anything¥to" the contrary
herein notwithstangifl’gy no divi
dends shall be paid upon any.of
the capital stock ofwthe corpora
tion (except with the consent of
the holders of a majority of the
shares of each class of stock then
outstanding) until all amortiza
tion payments due under the
mortgage insured by the Com
missioner have been Pflidg_.m?d
until a reserve fund for re"placéf
ments is first 4e§mblished ?fld
raintained by the' ‘allocation to
such reserve fund din a separate
2ccount with the mortgage (or in
the case of a security deed with
the grantee) or in a safe and re
sponsible deposito:‘yfi designated
by the mortgagee commencing on
the date of the first payment to
wards amortization of the prin
cipal of the mortgage insured by
the Commissioner unless a later
date is approved in writing by
the holders of the preferred stock,
of an amount equal to $148.42,
and a like amount monthly
thereafter. Such fund whether in
the form of a cash deposit or in-
vested in obligations of, or fully
cuaranteed as to principal and
interest by the United States of
America shall at all times be un
der the control of the mortgagee.
Disbursements from 'such fund,
whether for the purpose of ef
fceting - replacements -of -steuctie
ral * elements, fqrnishings and
mechanical equipment of the
project or for any other purpose,
may be made only after receiv-,
ing 'the consent in writing of the
holders of the preferred stock.
(e) In the event of any default
by the corporation, as herein
after defined, and during the
period of such default, the hold
ers of the preferred stock, vot
ing as a class, shall be entitled
to remove all existing directors
of the corporation, and to elect
new directors in their stead: Pro
vided, however, that one of said
directors shall be the owner or
holder of one or more shares of
common stock. When such de
fault or defaults shall have been
cured, the right to elect directors
shall again vest in the holders of
the common stock.
(1) Except as otherwise pro
vided by law or as set forth else
where in this petition, all voting
rights of the stockholders shall
be vested exclusively in the
holders of the common stock.
7. The corporation shall not
without prior approval of the
holders of a majority of the
shares of preferred stock, given
vither in writing or by vote at a
meeting of the preferred stock
holders called for that purpose
(a) assign, transfer, dispose of
or encumber any real or per
sonal property, including rents,
except as specifically permitted
by the terms of the mortgage, (b)
remodel, reconstruct, demolish or
subtract from the premises con
stituting the project and subject
to such mortgage, {c) permit the
occupancy of any of the dwelling
accommodations of the corpora
tion except at or below the rents
fixed by the schedule of rentals
provided hereinafter, (d) require
as a condition to the occupancy
or leasing of any unit in the
‘project the purchase of any cor
poration stock either from the
corporation or any stockholder or
the payments of any considera
tion other than the reasonable
rental provided for in the sched
ule: of rentals to be filed with
und -approved by the holders of
the preferred stock as provided
hereinafter, (e) consolidate or
merge the corporation into or
with any other corporation; go
into voluntary liquidation; carry
into effect any plan of reorgan
ization of the corporation; re
deem or cancel any of its shares
of preferred stock, or effect any
changes whatsoever in its capital
stock; alter or amend its charter
or fail to establish and maintain
reserves as set forth in this appli
cation for incorporation, (f) re
quire as a condition to the occu
pancy or leasing of any unit in
the project the payment to or
deposit with the corporation, or
any . person or persons, of afly
amount other than the payment
of the first month’s rent plus a
security deposit in an amount
not in excess of one month’s
rent to guarantee the perform
ance of 'the covenants of the
Waseie sos AR W e ar a 0
8. {a) The happening of any of
the following events shall con
stitute a default within the
meaning of that word as used in
this application:
(1) The failure of the corpor
ation to have dismissed within
thirty days after commencement,
any receivership, bankruptcy or
other form of liquidation insti
tuted by or against the corpora
tion; |
‘(2) The failure of the corpor
ation to pay the principal, in
terest, or any other payment due
on any note, bond, or other obli
gation executed by it, as called
for by the terms of such instru
ment;
(3) The failure of the corpor
ation to establish and maintin
the reserve fund for replace
ments as provided in Article 6,
Section (d) hereof or the use of
su_ch fund except as permitted in
said section; |
'(4) The failure of the corpor
ation, continuing for a period of
fifteen ' days, to perform any of
the covennats, conditions or pro
visions required by it to be per
formed by this application, the
By-Laws of the corporation, the
mortgage, or any contract to
which the corporation and the
Commissioner shall be parties,
or fail to carry out in full the
terms of any agreement whereby
the loan covered by the insured
mortgage is to be advanced or
the project is to be constructed
and operated.
(b) In the event the mortgagor
is in default under the terms of
this application- for incorporation
or has failed to perform the
covenants required by it to be
performed under the terms of
this application or by any mort-\
gage insured by the Commis
sioner, the Commigsioner may
require the corporation to fur
nish at the expense of the cor
poration a complete audit of its‘
books of account duly certified |
by a certified public accountant.}
(¢) Upon any default by the
corporation, the president or the !
secretary, or either of them, as
may be required by law, shall, at
the request in writing of thej
holders of record of a majority
of shares of the preferred stock,
addressed to him at the office of
the corporation hereinabove des
ignated and stating the purpose
of the meeting, forthwith call a
special meeting to take place
within ten days after such call,
of the preferred stockholders for
the purpose of the removal of
existing directors and the elec
tion of new directors. If such
officers shall fail to issue a call
for such meeting within three
days after the receipt of such re=
quest, then the holders of a ma
jority of the shares of the pre
ferred stock may do so by giving
notice as provided by law, or if
not so provided, then by giving
ten days notice of the time,
place and object of the meeting
by advertisement inserted in any
newspaper published in the
county or city in which the prin
cipal office of the corporation is
situated. When such default shall
‘have been cured, the president
or the secretary, oOr either of
Ahem. as may. be. . required by
law, shall, at the written request
of the holdrs of a majority of
the outstanding shares of the
common stock of the corporation,
call in the manner provided by
law, a special meeting of the
common stockholders of the cor
poration at which the then exist
ing directors may be removed and
new directors elected in the usual
manner. Such officer shall give
notice as provided by law, or, if
not so provided, he shall give
ten days notice of the time, place
and object of such meeting as
above provided.
9. The following provisions are
‘hereby adopted for the eonduct
of the affairs of the corporation
and in regulation of the powers:
of the corporation, the directors
and stockholders: "R Y
~(a) (1) Dwelling -accommoda~
tions of the corporation shall be
rented at a maximum average
rental per room per month fixed
by the Board of Directors of the
corporation and approved by the
holders of the preferred stock.
A schedule of rentals for the rea
sonable rental value of each
apartment based upon the aver
age as so determined shall be
filed with the holders of the pre
ferred stock, prior to leasing or
offering for lease of any of the
dwelling accommodations of the
project, and when approved by
thgm-, shall thereafter be main
tained except as provided in
Article 7 hereof, Dwelling ac
commodations of the corporation
shalal not be rented for a period
in excess of three years nor shall
tpe property be rented as an en
tirety without prior written ap
proval of the preferred stock=-
holders. Store accommodations
shall be rented at a rental to be
fixed by the directors with the
prior written approval of the
holders of the preferred stock
(2) The corporationn shall have
the right to charge to and receive
from any tenant such amounts as
from time to time may be mu
tually agreed upon between ten
ant and the corporation with the
written approval of the hoiders
of a majority of *‘he shares of
preferred stock, for any facilities
and /or services which may be
furnished by the corporation to
such tenant upon his request,
over and above the facilities and
services to which such tenant
may be entitled by virtue of his
lease, including, among other
things, telephone operator and
switchboard services, electric
current, gas, air cooling and con
ditioning and other additional or
extraordinary facilities or servi
.ces which ngiy be furnished by
the corporation in connection
with the operation of such hous
ing facilities.
(b) The corporation shall
maintain its accommodations and
the grounds and equipment ap
purtenant thereto in good and
substantial repair and condition:
Provided, that in the event all or
any of the buildings covered by
Lthe mortgeafe shall be destroyed
orf\n maged by fire: or-oher. o
ualty, the momgr deriving from
any insurance on the property
shall be applied in aecordance
with the terms\ of the insured
mortgage on the premises.
(¢) The corportaion, its prop
erty, equipment, buildings, plans,
offices, apparatus, devices, books,
contracts, records, documents and
other papers relating thereto
shall be subject to the examina
tion and inspection at any rea
sonable time by the Commis
sioner or his duly authorized
agents; the corporation shall keep
full and complete records of all
corporate meetings of directors
and stockholders and shall also
keep copies of &ll" written con
tracts or other instruments which
affect it or any of its property,
all or any of which may be sub
ject to inspection and examina
tion by the Commissioner or his
duly authorized agents.
(d) The books and accounts of
the corperation shall be kept in
accordance with the uniform sys
tem of accounting prescribed by
the holders of the preferred
stock.
(e) The corporation shall fur
nish the Commissioner within 60
days following the end of®each
fiscal year a complete annual
financial report.
(f) At the request of the Com
missioner, or of the holder of a
majority of shares of the prefer
red stock, his or their agents,
employees or attorneys, the cor
poration shall give specific ans
wers to questions upon which in
formation is desired from time to
time relative to the income, as
sets, liabilities, contracts, opera
tion and condition of the prop
erty and the status of the insured
mortgage and any other informa
tion with respect to the corpora
tion or its property which may
be requested. £
10. The amount of capital with
which said corporation will be
gin business is one thousand dol
lars; to be represented by an in
itial issue of one hundred shares
of common stock of the total par.
value of one thousand dollars.
11. The names and post office
addresses of the applicants aré:
W. A. Mathis, 725 Milledge Cir
cle; Athens, Clarke County,
Georgia; Mrs, Jeanne L. Mathis,
725 Milledge' Circle, Athens,
Clarke County, Georgia; JamZS 1
Akins, 185 West Lake Place, th
ens, Clarke County, Georgia.:
WHEREFORE, applicants pray
that they be incorporated, and
that a charter be granted unto
University Court Apartments,
inc.; and that said corporaiion
shall have all of the rights, pow
ers, and privileges herein prayed
for, and such others as are now
or may hereafter be authorized
by law to be conferred upon such
corporations.
ERWIN, NIX & BIRCHMORE,
Attorneys for Applicants.
ORDER i
The foregoing application of
W. A. Mathis, Mrs. Jeanne L.
Mathis and James I. Akins, to
obtain a charter for a piivate
corporation under the name of
“UNIVERSITY COURT APART
MENTS, INC... having been. pre
serted and examined, and it ap
pearing, that the aplication is
THE BANNER.HERALD, ATHENS, GEORGIA,
within the. purview of .the law,
and it further appearing from
the certificate of the Secretary
of State that the name of the
proposed corporation is not the
name-of any other existing cor
poration registered in Georgia,
IT IS ORDERED AND AD
JUDGED that said application is
hereby granted and a charter is
granted . unto University Court
Apartments, Inc.,, with all of the
rights, powers, privileges and
immunities as prayed in said ap
plication and as authorized by
the laws of Georgia.
At Chambers, Athens, Georgia.
This 10th day of May, 1949,
HENRY H. WEST,
Judge, Superior Court, Western
Circuit. :
In the Superior Court of Clarke
* County, Georgia, Clerk’s Of
¢ ‘fice, :
¢ The foregoing application and
ogggr filed in this office May 10,
1949.
E. J. CRAWFORD,
Clerk, Superior Court, Clarke
County, Georgia.
M 13-20-27, J 3.
GEORGIA, Clarke County: .
By virtue of an order of the
Superior Court of Clarke County,
Georgia, there will be sold at
public outery, on the first Tues
day in June, 1949, at the court
house -door in Clarke County,
Georgia, between the legal hours
of sale, to the highest and best
bidder for cash, the following
described land, to-wit:
That tract or parcel of land
lying and being in Athens, Geor
gia, beginning at the southwest
corner of Park Avenue and Bou
levard and‘ running South along
Park Avenue 80 feet; thence
West parallel to Boulevard 200
feet; thence North parallel to
Park Avenue 80 feet; thence East
along Boulevard 200 feet to the
beginning corner, containing 4-10
of an acre, more or less, and be
ing parts of Lots 18 and 19 of
Section 22 of Athens Park & Im:-
provement Company lands as
shown by plat. of 'same recorded
in Deed Book PP, page 585, in
the office. of the Clerk of the
Superior Coygt of Clarke County,
Georgia, and known as No. 197
Park Avenue. !
This sale is being made in ac
cordance with the order of the
Superior Court of Clarke County
and proceeds of said sale will be
distributed - according to judg
ment of the Superior Court dated
the 12th day of March, 1949, in
Case No. 9970 in Clarke Superior
Court, being an appeal from' the
Court of Ordinary in the matter
of year’s support, et al, in the
Estate of J. I. Kile.
Said sale is being made by the
undersigned. as administratrix of
said Estate for the purpose of
distributing the proceeds in ac
cordance with the order of said
Court.
This the 9th day of May, 1948,
MRS. J. 1. .(FLOSSIE) KILE,
As Administratrix os the Estate
of J’W’yflt‘, decesased.
M 13-20-27, J 3.
GEORGIA, Clarke County:
Will be soid on the 7th dgy of
June, 1949, before the courthouse
door in the City of Athens, in
the County of Clarke, Georgia,
between the lawful hours of sale
to the highest bidder for cash,
one Dodge truck, 132 tons, motor
number T 23-10266, now located
at Athens, Georgia, in said City
of Athens, Georgia, levied on as
the property of J. M. Hill to sat
isfy an attachment in favor of H.
F. Wilkes, returnable to the Sup
erior Court of = Clarke County,
Georgia, at the January Term,
1949, thereof.
By order -of the Honorable
Henry H. West, Judge of said
Court, this 27th day of April,
1949.
ST Secslian m YRURF, Sheriff,
M 13-20-27, J 3.
COMMISSIONER’S SALE
No. 10,482, Clarke Superior Court,
April Term, 1949 — Equitable
Petition for Partition.
ANDREW M. JONES
VS§.
JAMES MOSES RUCKET, Et Al
GEORGIA, Clarke County:
By virtue of a decree entered
in the above stated case on April
12, 1949, at and during the April
Term of said Court, the under
signed sole Commissioner will
sell at public outery, on the first
Tuesday in June, 1949, between
the legal hours of sale, before
the courthouse door of said
County, subject to confirmation
by the Court, the following de
scribed real estate, viz:
All that tract or parcel of land,
with all improvements thereon,
lying and being in the City of
Athens, Clarke County, Georgia,
containing one-half acre, more
or less, on the Southwest corner
of Hancock Avenue and Chase
Street, and being the lot former
ly, belonging to Winnie Lampkin,
deceased.
The sale of the aforesaid prop
erty is subject to confirmation by
the Court ordering the sale, and
will be for cash.
This May 12, 1949.
- CARLISLE COBB,
Sole Commissioner.
M 13-20-27, J 3.
COURT OF ORDINARY, Clarke
County, Georgia.
To any Creditors and All Parties
at Interest:
Regarding Estate of Mrs. To
lura C. Bowden, deceased, for
merly of Clarke County, Georgia,
notice is hereby given that the
heirs of said deceased have filed
application with me to declare
no administration necessary. Said
application will be heard at my
office Monday, June 6th, 1949,
and if no objection is made an
order will be passed saying no
Administration necgssary.
May i2¢h, 1949.
RUBY HARTMAN, Ordinary.
M 13-20-27, J 3.
GEORGIA, Clarke County:
Court of Ordinary, Clarke Coun
ty, Georgia.
To Any Creditors and All Parties
. _at. Interest:
Regarding estate of Richard
Tully - Sm'rgls! ate of " Clarke
County, Georgia, deceased, notice
is hereby given taht the heirs at
law of said deceased have filed
application with me to declare no
administration necessary.
Said application will be heard
at my office Monday, June 6th,
1949, and if no objection is made
an order will be passed saying no
administration necessary.
May 4, 1949.
RUBY HARTMAN, Ordinary.
M 13-20-27, J 3.
GEORGIA, Clarke County:
Whereas M. L. Huff, adminis
trator of M. R. Huff, deceased,
rep‘esents to the Court in his
petition, dulyfiled and entered on
record, that he has fully admin
istered said estate. This is, there
fore to cite all persons con
cerned, kindred and creditors, to
show cause if any they can, why
said administrator should not be
discharged from his administra
tion and receive Iletters of dis
mission, on the first Monday in
June, 1949, .
This May 7th, 1949,
RUBY HARTMAN, Ordinary,
Clarke County, Georgia.
M 13-20-27, J 3.
GEORGIA, Clarke County:
J. H. Hubert, Jr., executor of
the estate of J. H. Hubert, Sr.,
late of Clarke County, Georgia,
deceased, having filed petition
to resign his trust and having
named Blanche Hubert as his
qualified successor, willing to
serve, this is to cite said sug
gested successor and the next of
kin of the deceased to show
cause at the next Court of Ordi
nary of said County, to be held
on the first Monday in June,
1949, why the order should nos
be granted ag prayed and tht
said Blanche Hubert be appoint.
ed as administrator with the wil
annexed td succeed to said ad
ministration.
~ This 22nd day of April, 1949,
RUBY HARTMAN, Ordinary.
M 13-20-27, J 3.
GEORGIA, Clarke County:
Elmer E. Saye of said State
and County having in proper
form: applied for permanent let
ters of administration on the
etsate of Ralph M. Saye, deceas
ed, this is to cite all creditors and
next of kin of the said deceased,
to be and appear at the June
Term, 1949, of this court and
show cause if any they can why
permanent letters of administra
tion should not be issued to ap
plicant or some fit and proper
person.
Witness the hand and seal of
the Ordinary of said County,
this the 9th day of May, 1949.
RUBY HARTMAN, Ordinary,
Clarke County, Georgia.
Vane G. Hawkins, Atty.
M 13-20-27, J 3.
GEORGIA, Clarke County:
To All Whom It May Concern:
State Trust Company of Mays
ville, Kentucky, as Guardian of
the property of Rufus L. Moss V,
a~minor, having applied to me
by petition for leave to seii cer
tain real estate of the said ward
located in Clarke County, Geor
gia, the same being particularly
described in said petition now on
file in the Court of Ordinary of
Clarke County, Georgia, this is
to notify all persons interested
that said application will be
passed upon at the June Term,
1949, of the Court of Ordinary
of said County and that, unless
cause is then shown to the con
trary, leave will be granted.
This 12th day of May, 1949.
RUBY HARTMAN, Ordinary.
M 13-20-27, J 3.
GEORGIA, Clarke County:
Mrs. Wessie Tanner Chilivis,
Guardian of Sarah Helen and
Nicholas Pete Chilivis, has -ap
plied to me for a discharge from
ber guardianship of said minors,
this is to notify all persons con
cerned, to file their objections, if
any they have, on or before the
first Monday in June next, else
Mrs. Wessie Tanner Chilivis will
be discharged from her Guard
ianship as applied for.
This May 7th, 1949,
RUBY HARTMAN, Ordinary,
Clarke County, Georgia.
M 13-20-27, J 3.
TRADE NAME REGISTRATION
GEORGIA, Clarke County: 4
Personally appeared before the
undersigned officer, J. T. and W.
H. ANDERSON, who says on
oath that the said J. T. and W. H.
ANDERSON are carrying on a
trade and business in the trade
name of “TILLER PLUMBING
& HEATING COMPANY.”
Affiants sweur that said busi
ness is a general plumbing busi
ness including repairs and sup
plies, and that said place of busi
ness is located at No. 223 W.
Washington Street, in the City
of Athess, Clarke County, Geor
gia. \
Affiants further swear that
they are the true and sole owners
of said “TILLER PLUMBING &
HEATING COMPANY,” and
that their addresses are, Athens,
Georgia.
P J. T. ANDERSON.
W. H. ANDERSON.
Sworn to and subscribed be
fore me, this 21st day of May,
1949, L
FRANK C. PINKSTON,
Notary Public,
Long County, Georgia.
My Commission Expires: Sep
tember 12, 1951 .
M 27, J 3.
TG i orii it
GEORGIA, Clarke County:
To the Superior Court of said
County:
The petition of Mrs. Carrie
Elrod, Mrs. Nora Rellew, and
Mr. Robert Hammond, all of
Clarke County, Georgia, re
spectfully shows:
1. That they desire for them
selves, their associates and suc
cessors, to be incorporated as a
church and religious society, as
provided by law under the name
and style of The Church of The
Apostolic Teachings. of Our Lord
Jesus; the principal office to, be
Lr_l Atehns, Clarke County, Geor
dia. o W ;
~2, Petitioners show that a
%&mmem
lished in Athens, . Clarke o,w;w,w
Georgia, and p‘;ti_fio 15, sh
corporate authorlty’ to* enforce
good order, receive donations,
make purchases, and alienate
realty and personalty, and do not
intend to make any profit for the
benefit of any individual what
soever.
3. Petitioners ask to be incor
porated under the name and style
as aforesaid for a period of thir
ty-five (35) years with privilege
of renewal and all other privil
eges enjoyed by like corporationt
and permitted by law.
4. The members of this Church
are opposed to bearing arms
against any nation or people.
WHEREFORE, Petitioners pray
for themselves, their associates
and successors, to be incorporated
as aforesaid.
C. O. BAKER,
Attorney for Petitioners.
ORDER
In the Superior Court of Clarke
County, Georgia.
WHEREAS, Mrs. Carrie Elrod,
Mrs. Nora Bellew and: Hubert
Hammond, citizens of Clarke
County, Georgia, have filed in the
office of the Clerk of the Super
jor -+ Court "of Clarke - County,
tGeorgia. a petition asking the
formation of a corporation to be
known as the Church of The
Apostolic Teachings of Our Lord
Jesus, for the purpose of con
‘ducting a.church and religious
society which shall be a charita
ble institution, and not for pecu
niary gain; and there being pre
sented to me with said petition
a certificate from the Secretary
of State declaring that the name
of the proposed Corporation is
not the name of any other exist
ing Corporation registered in the
records of the Secretary of State;
And the court being satisfied
upon examination of the petition
that the same is within the pur
‘view of the laws of (Georgia;
It is ordered and decreed, that
the said application is granted
and the above named petitioners
and associates and successors are
hereby incorporated under the
‘name of The Church of The
Apostolic Teachings of Our Lord
Jesus, for the purpose set out in
said petition, renewal at the ex
piration of that time in accord
ance with the laws of this state;
and said corporators, and their
associates and successors are
hereby clothed with all the
rights, privileges and powers
mentioned in said petition, and
with all those given to such cor
porations under the laws ot
Georgia, and likewise made sub
ject to the restrictions fixed by
law.
- A} Chambers, Athens, Georgia,
this 26th day of May 1949.
. BENRY B WEST,
Judge, Superior Court,
Western Circuit.
In the Superior Court of Clarke
County Georgia, Clerk’s Office.
The foregoing application and
order filed in .office, this the
26th day of May, 1949,
E. J. CRAWFGRD,
Clerk, Superior Court,
Clarke County, Georgia,
M 27, J 3-10-17.
To Whom It May Concerm:
Grandison -M. Caskey, Jr., has
this day filed the registration
statement according to the pro
visions of law to the effect that
the said Grandison M. Caskey,
Jr.,, and Mrs, Vallie C. Caskey
are partners engaged in a gen
eral contracting business under
the trade name of G. M. CAS
KEY AND SON, and that the
address of Grandison M. Caskey,
Jr., is 1690 South Milledge Ave
nue, Athens, Georgia, and that
the address of Mrs. Vallie C.
Caskey is 1490 South Milledge
Avenue, Athens, Georgia.
9}‘his the 25th day of May,
1949,
KING CRAWFORD,
Deputy Clerk, Superior Court,
Clarke County, Georgia.
M 27, J 3.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed proposals will be re
ceived by the Board of Commis
sioners of Roads and Revenue
for Clarke County Georgia, at
its office in the Court House at
Athens, Georgia, until eleven
o'clock A. M., Eastern Standard
Time, Wednesday, July 6, 1949,
for the construction of a three
story addition and other im
provements to the Athens Gen
eral Hospital, at which time and
place they will be publicly open
ed and read aloud, as provided by
law.
The plans and specificiations
for said addition and improve
ments call for a three story and
basement addition, constructed of
twelve inch brick outside walls,
with floors, columns, stairs, and
roof framed of reinforced con
crete. A laundry and boiler
house is called for adjacent to
the main building.
The full extent and character
of the work to be done, and the
terms and time of contract and
payments, thereunder, are set out
in minute and complete detail in
the plans and specifications and
contract documents, which will
be open to public .inspection in
said office of said Board of Com
missioners of Roads and Revenue
for Clarke County, Georgia.
Drawings and specifications for
the construction will be avail
able for distribution to the gen
eral contractors by .C. Wilmer
Heery, Architect, at 128% Col
lege Avenue, Atheis, Georgia.
Contractor desiring to submit a
bid may obtain - copies of said
plans and specifications, not to
exceed three copies of each, upon
payment by certified check to the
Architect for $35.00 per set; and
if ordered sent by mail, they
will be sent shipping charges
collect. Any bidder upon return
ing such set or sets before the
time of opening of bids will be
refunded $35.00 per set. A non
bidder returning plans and spec
ifications in good condition be
fore the time of opening of bids
will be refunded $25.00 per set
A corporate bond for the faith
nu perfonnwe of « the contract
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HOW TO FEEL SECURE—IF NOT SAFE
NEW YORK— (AP) —Can you
find, security? How?
Security used to be something
and the pagment in full of all
just claims for iabr and materials
used ‘in the construction in the
sum of dquble the contract price
will be required of the success
ful bidder. All bids must be ac
companied by a certified check
or bid bonds™in an amount not
less than 5% of the base bid.
No bid may be withdrawn after
the scheduled closing time for
the receipt of bids for a period
of thirty days.
The work under the contract
must commence within ten days
after the contract is executed,
and the work shall be completed
within 365 calendar days.
The County of Clarke shall,
make payments on account of the'
contract as provided therein, as
follows: On or vefore the tenth
day of each month ninety per
cent of the value, based on the
contract prices of labor and ma
terials incorpakated in the work,
and of materials suitably stored
at the site, up to the first of that
month, as estimated and certi
fied by .the archptect, less the
aggregate of previous payments;
and upon substantial completion
of the entire work, a sum suffi
cient to increase the total pay
ments to ninety-five percent of
the contract price. Final pay
ment shall be due thirty days
after substantiax completion of
the work, provided the work be]
then fully completed and the
contract fully performed.
The undersigned reserves the
right to reject any and all bids
and to waive informalities.
This June 3, 1949.
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
OF ROADS AND REVENUE
FOR CLARKE COUNTY,
GEORGIA.
By Harry H. Elder, Chairman.
Jn 3-10-17-24, Jiy 1.
NOTICE |
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTI
FIED that there will be heard
before the Judge of the Superior
Court of Clarke County, Georgia,
on the 11th day of June, 1949, at
11 o’clock, A. M., at the Court
hause ‘in Athens, - Georgia, the
case of the STATE OF GEORGIA
VS. MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF ATHENS, being
Number 10621, pending in said
Court, the same. being a proceed
ing to confirm and , vaildate a
bond issue in the amount of
$1,000,000.00 by the Mayor ane
Council of The City of Athens,
for the purpose of the construc
tion and . equipping of a new
high school for white students,
and a new school for negro stu
dents in East Athens for repair
ing, remodeling, and acquiring
the necessary property therefor
and paying the expenses incident
thereto, and any citizen of the
State of Georgia residing in said
City, or any other person where
ver residing, who has a right to
object may become a party te
these proceedings.
May 28, 1949,
E. J. CRAWFORD,
.Clerk, Superior Court,
Clarke County, Georgia.
MILNER & STEPHENS,
Attorneys. J 3-10
GEORGIA, Clarke County:
Personally appeared before me,
the undersigned attesting officer,
L. Dennis Penny, Margaret R.
Penny and L. D. Penny, Jr., who
on oath say that they are the
owners of and are carrying cn a
business under the trade name of
L. D. Penny Jewelry Company,
at 285 North Jackson Street,
Athens, Georgia. The nature of
said business being retail jew
elry business.
L. DENNIS PENNY. ‘
MARGARET R. PENNY.
L. D. PENNY, JR.
Sworn to and subscribed be
fore me, this 11th day of May,
1949.
W. 1. HOPKINS,
N. P., State at Large. J 3-10
BIRTH CERTIFICATE
The following have made ap
plication to the local registrar, Dr.
W. W. Brown, Clarke County,
Georgia, for delayed birth certi
ficates and have paid the legal
publication fee of one dollar:
William Yates Goodman.
Gussie Bell Duke.
Rentha Cooper. i ;
. .Mabel Strickland, e
PAGE FIVE
that only the old folks dreamed of
—and the old nations, i
Today the young people and the
young nations want it. They feel
tired even before they are tested
in the crucible of effort and the
changing years.
They want a guarant%e. And
there is no guarantee.
There are as many patterns in
security as there are in plaid suits.
And the styles change in both.
Right now the pattern of securi
ty in America is changing. Or at
least the change In pattern is more
clearly visible. For the present
generation is markedly different
in its goals from any previous gen
eration in America.
The traditional ideal of security
in this country has been the se
curity of equal opportunity. The
real frontier in America was al
ways the small farm a man could
enlarge, the little business he could
found and make bigger. Security
lay in the possibility of growth
and expansion. You started low,
aimed high. And if you missed
your aim it was your own fault.
My father, who ran 'his own'
trapline in Missouri at the age of
ten, exemplified this tradition. All
he asked was: .
Wants Some Chance :
~ “Give me the chance Rockefel
ler had.” B
He died at 48. He left a $2,000
insurance policy, five children and
a small grocery business. But he
was a secure man all his life, eco
nomically at least, because he had
his chance. And he liked the sys~
tem that gave him his chance. He
didn’t simply believe in competi=-
tion. He loved it.
Today young men follow a»rdif—
ferent pattern of security. hey
don’t ask for opportunity so much
as they do a career insured at the
start against risk.
This feeling is shown by a sur
vey in the current issue of Fortune
Magazine. It found that only two
percent of the 1949 college grad
uates have any intention of going
into business for themselves.
Where a choice was possible, a
majority also preferred taking jobs
with large corporations rather
than with small business concerns
they felt were more risky.
These preferences emphasize the
dramatic change in thinking
that has taken place in Ameri
ca in one generation. Our “hope
of tomorrow” isn’t looking for ad
venturous opportunity so much as
it is for placid certainty.
Dare for Warmth
It amounts to exchanging the
lonely dare of individualism for
the warmth of the pastured herd.
But entire herds freeze in a bliz
zard as well as the animal that
walks alone.
And no man ever found securi
ty by deliberately losing himself
in the herd. Is it really better to
be a small frog in a big puddle
that must evaporate tomorrow? If
both puddles disappear, which
frog is more likely to find another
puddle?
What makes love and life and
jobs and children so wonderful is
the knowledge that they won’t be
with us forever. Or, if they do stay,
the realization we can’t remain
with them forever.
There is no real safety in the
world at all, and never will be.
There is no security in terms of
dollars or health. And there nev
er will be.
‘The only security lies in ac
cepting the Lord’s challenge—he
who put man on earth in a celes
tial gamble that man could make
earth and himself better. Anyone
who makes himself better finds
the only lasting security—peace of
mind. And no one else ever does.
FUNERAL NOTICE
(COLORED)
SIMMONS, MR. LEO.—The rel
atives and friends of Mr. Leo
Simmons, Chicago, Ill.; Mrs.
Chattie Bell Simmons, Mr.
Jaimeés Simmons, Miss Sheiia
Simmons, Mr. and Mrs. Wil
Simmons, Mr. and Mrs. James
Simmons, all of Athens, Ga.;
Mr. Van Simmons, Savannah,
Ga.; Mrs. Daisy Coleman, Mrs
Lula McCree, Mrs. Ethel Stew
art, Mr. and Mrs. Will Robin
son, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Johnson, all of Athens, Ga., am
invited to attend the funeral of
Mr. Leo Simmons, Sunday,
June 6, 1949, at 3:30 p. m,,
from the St. Matthew Baptist
Church, Jackson County. Rew.
Willie Young and other minis
ters will officiate. Interment
churchyard, Mack and Payne
Funeral Home, . %