The Jackson progress-argus. (Jackson, Ga.) 1915-current, September 26, 1974, Image 18

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Newspaper Page TextLEGAL JJOTM2SS Notice NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given that JAMES L. ! ROBEftTStiN and MARTHA ALMOND, doing business under .the firm name of “THE LAD IES SHOPPE”, have dis solved their partnership. The said JAMES L. ROBERT SON retires and MARTHA ALMOND will continue bus iness under the firm name of “THE LADIES SHOPPE”. The new firm will pay and collect all bills accrued after this date and the parties hereto have agreed among themselves as to the disposi tion of accounts and debts presently owing. The continued liberal pa tronage of the public is solicited. This the 31st day of August, 1974. * MARTHA ALMOND JAMES L. ROBERTSON GARLAND & GARLAND ATTORNEYS AT LAW 300 WEST THIRD ST. JACKSON, GA.30233 9-5-4tc Notice Georgia, Butts County CITATION TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given that VELMA L. PEASE as Guardian of ENA MAE LEATHERS, has applied to me for leave to sell an interest in real estate in Carroll County, Georgia, held by said ward and citation has been ordered upon said petition. All interested parties are there fore notified that said application will be heard at 10:00 o’clock a.m. in the Butts County Court of Ordinary on the 7th day of October, 1974, and will be granted unless cause is shown to the contrary at said time. This 29th day of August, 1974. L. J. Washington ORDINARY, Butts County, Georgia 9-12-4tc Notice COURT OF ORDINARY, BUTTS COUNTY, GEORGIA To any Creditors and All Parties at Interest: Regarding Estate of Rebon L. Biles formerly of Butts County, Georgia, notice is hereby given that Helen Silas Biles, the heirs, have filed application with me to declare no Administration necessary. Said application will be heard at my office Monday, October 7, 1974, and if no objection is made an order will be passed saying no Administration necessary. Sept. 9, 1974. L. J. Washington Ordinary S-12-4tc Notice DECLARATION OF CANDIDACY GEORGIA, BUTTS COUNTY TO THE JACKSON DEMOCRATIC PARTY EXECUTIVE COMMIT TEE, JACKSON, GA. I, the undersigned, do hereby declare myself as a candidate for nomination by the Jackson, Ga. Democratic Party for Mayor of the City of Jackson, Ga. in the primary to be held on October 4,1974. I hereby tender $125.00 as the fee required for qualifies tion. Further, I hereby say on oath as follows: That I am qualified under the law to offer for and to hold the office for which I am a candidate, and that I am a Democrat. I further swear that I am a legal resident of the City of Jackson, Butts County, Georgia. This the 27th day of August, 1974. Ben B. Garland Sworn to and subscribed before me, this the 27th day of August, 1974. Richard W. Watkins, Jr. N.P. Com. exps. 2-19-1977 9-5-tfc Notice NOTICE OF SALE OF REALTY GEORGIA, BUTTS COUNTY. Pursuant to the power of sale contained in Deed to Secure Debt, executed by Louis T. Hegedus and Frank C. lodice to The Bank of Griffin, Griffin, Georgia, dated June 15, 1972, and recorded in Deed Book 47, page 400, of the Butts County Superior Court records, said Security Deed having been transferred to the under signed by The Bank of Griffin; and by virtue of default in the payment of sums stipulated in said deed, which has made the afore said power of sale operative, the undersigned Louis T. Hegedus, as attorney-in-fact for Louis T. Hegedus and Frank C. lodice, will sell at public outcry before the Courthouse door in Jackson, Butts County, Georgia, on the first Tuesday in October, 1974, during the legal hours of sale, to the highest bidder for cash, the property described in said deed, to-wit: All that tract or parcel of land containing 11.14 acres situate, lying and being in Land Lot 58, of the Fourth Land District of Butts County, Georgia, and being more particularly shown and designated as Tract “B” on a plat of survey entitled “Property Survey for Tom Barrett & Associates, Inc.”, dated March 4, 1972, and finally revised March 29, 1972, prepared by Kenneth E. Presley, Registered Land Surveyor, a copy of which said plat, is recorded in Plat Book 3, page 170, of the Butts County Superior Court rec ords, and which said plat, together with the metes, bounds, courses and dis tances shown thereon with respect to said tract, is incorporated herein and made a part hereof as fully as if set out herein. From said plat, said Tract “B”, is bounded as follows: East by property of Georgia Kraft Company; Southwest erly by a County Road, as shown on said plat; and Northwesterly by Tract “A”, as shown on said plat. TOGETHER WITH free access over and upon the County Road shown bounding said property on the south westerly side thereof. This 29th day of August, 1974. LOUIS T. HEGEDUS, As Attorney-In-Fact By Virtue of Transfer, for Louis T. Hegedus and Frank C. lodice Cumming, Cumming & Esary Attorneys At Law Griffin, Georgia 9-5-4tp Notice GEORGIA, BUTTS COUNTY To All Whom it May Concern: J. D. Patrick having in proper form applied to me for Permanent Letters of Administration on the estate of Aubrey H. Patrick, late of said County, this is to cite all and singular the creditors and lu xl of kin of Aubrey H. THE JACKSON PROGRESS-ARGUS, JACKSON, GEORGIA Patrick to be and appear at my office within the time allowed by law, and show cause, if any they can, why permanent administration should not be granted to J. D. Patrick on Aubrey H. Patrick estate. Witness my hand and official signature, this 29 day of August, 1974. L. J. Washington, Ordinary. 9-5-4tc Notice BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS BUTTS COUNTY GEORGIA P.O. BOX 166 Jackson, Georgia 30233 STATE OF GEORGIA COUNTY OF BUTTS TAX LEVY 1974 IT IS HEREBY OR DERED THAT ADVALOR EM TAX FOR THE YEAR 1974 BE AND ARE HEREBY LEVIED AND ASSESSED AS FOLLOWS: I. School Tax for the support and maintenance of Educa tion as certified and recom mended by the Board of Education of Butts County, Georgia, 15.00 mills, or $15.00 Dollars on the Thousand Dollars of taxable property. 11. For payment of principal and interest on School Bonds, as certified and recommend ed by the Board of Education of Butts County, Georgia .50 mills or $.50 (Cents) Dollars on the Thousand Dollars of taxable property in Butts County subject thereto; 111. For public or County purposes, as authorized by law and by Article VII, Section IV, of the Constitu tion of Georgia, as amended, to PAY FOR THE OPERA TION OF THE BUTTS COUNTY GOVERN MENT, AND THE EX PENSES OF EACH DE PARTMENT THEREOF, TO-WIT: (a) The Board of Commis sioners and the expenses for the operation of said De partment. (b) The Tax Commissioner and the expenses for the operation of said Depart ment. (c) The County Treasurer and the expenses for the operation of said Depart ment. (and) The Board of Tax Assessors and the expenses for the operation of said Department. (e) The Board of Registrars and the expenses for the operation of said Depart ment. (f) The Clerk of Superior Court and the expenses for the operation of said De partment. (g) The Court of Ordinary and the expenses for the operation of said Depart ment. (h) The provide for the operation of the Courts, and the maintenance and support of prisoners, and the hand ling of litigation affecting the County. (i) Establish and conduct Health and Sanitation pro grams and provide for the collection and preservation of records and vital statis tics. (j) The Sheriff of Butts County, the Deputy Sheriffs, the County Police thereof, and the expenses for the operation of said Depart ment, including the Jail, the care of prisoners confined therein, and the expenses therefor. (k) Furnishing supplies to each Justice of the Peace. (l) Pay the salary of the County Coroner and the expenses of said Depart ment. (m) Pay the County Agricul tural and Home Demonstra tion Agents and conduct programs for utilizing the services of such Agents. (n) Establish and conduct programs of Welfare benefits and public assistance as may be provided by law. (o) To Provide for the paying of the principal and interest of any debt of the County and to provide a sinking fund thereafter, including debts legally incurred prior to the current year. (p) Provide fire protection for Forest Lands and conserve natural resources. (q) To build and repair the public bridges and buildings. (r) To provide for reasonable reserves for public improve ments as may be fixed by law. (s) To provide medical or other care and hospitaliza tion of the indigent sick. (t) Provide insurance, re tirement, and pension bene fits, coverage under Federal Old Age and Survivors Insurance programs, hospi talization benefits and workman’s compensation benefits for its officers and employees, their dependents and survivors. (u) Acquire, construct, maintain, improve, or aid in the acquisition, construction, maintenance or improve ment of public buildings, bridges, county roads, parks, public libraries, and other properties for public use; and to acquire real property, or any interest therein to carry out the foregoing as provided by law; and, to furnish all necessary sup plies, office supplies, office fixtures, stationary, stamps, telephones, utilities, dockets, ledgers, motor vehicles, automobiles, trucks, road machinery and equipment, and any other item or article of property in connection with the foregoing. (v) To provide Ambulance Service to the citizens of Butts County and pay for the same as provided by law. (w) To provide County Wide Fire Protection to the rural areas of Butts County and pay for the same as may be provided by law. (x) To provide a County Wide System of Garbage Collec tion for the rural areas of Butts County; and provide for the operation of sanitary land fills for the disposal of said garbage, trash, and refuse as may be required by law. (y) To provide for the Construction, operation, and maintenance of a County Wide Water System as is provided by law. 15.50 mills, or $15.50 Dollars on the Thousand Dollars of taxable property in Butts County, Georgia; in addition to the State Tax in the amount of .25 mills, or $.25 (Cents) Dollars on the Thousand Dollars of taxable property in Butts County. For payment of principal and interest on County Bonds (Hospital Bonds) .50 mills, or $.50 (Cents) Dollars on the Thousand Dollars of taxable property in Butts County subject thereto. The total levy for County purposes being 16.00 mills or $16.00 Dollars on the Thou sand Dollars of taxable property in Butts County. The total tax levy being 31.75 mills or $31.75 Dollars on the Thousand Dollars of taxable property in Butts County. Ordered by the unanimous vote of the Board of Commissioners of Butts County, Georgia, this the 28th day of August, 1974. David W. Bailey, Chairman Robert W. Taylor, Jr., Member W. A. Duke, Jr., Member Attested: Billy Sutton, Clerk Board of Commissioners Butts County, Georgia 9-5-4 tc Notice IN THE SUPERIOR COURT FOR THE COUNTY OF BUTTS STATE OF GEORGIA CIVIL ACTION, NO. 2247 ACTION FOR DIVORCE KATHRYN V. BRADSHAW Plaintiff VS. WILLIAM WALKER BRADSHAW Defendant THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1974 TO: William Walker Brad shaw On divorce complaint filed August 30, 1974, and publica tion order dated August 30, 1974, you are commanded to file with the Clerk and serve upon plaintiff’s attorney an answer within sixty (60) days of the publication order. WITNESS the Honorable Hugh D. Sosebee, this 30th day of August, 1974. David P. Ridgeway CLERK, SUPERIOR COURT Butts County, Georgia 9-5-4tp Notice NOTICE OF INCORPORATION GEORGIA, BUTTS COUNTY On application of ROBERT C. SWEARINGEN, 670 Mc- Donough Road, Jackson, Georgia, Articles of Incor poration have been granted to HSW CONTRACTORS CO., INC., by the Honorable Hugh D. Sosebee, Judge of the Superior Court of Butts County, Georgia, in accor dance with the applicable provisions of the Georgia Business Corporate Code. The registered office of the corporation is 670 McDon ough Road, Jackson, Geor gia, 30233 and its registered agent at such address is ROBERT C. SWEARINGEN. The purpose of the corpor ation is to engage in and conduct a general contract ing business; a landscaping business; a grading busi ness ; a hauling and clearing business and to do any and all things incidental thereto; to borrow money, buy, sell and lease real and personal property; to use trade names; to form general and limited partnerships and to be a general or limited partner and to have all the powers available to a corporation under the laws of the state of Georgia. The minimum capital with which the corporation shall commence business is $500.00. GARLAND & GARLAND Attorneys for the Applicant 300 West Third Street Jackson, Georgia 30233 9-19-4tp Notice GEORGIA, BUTTS COUNTY Whereas, heretofore on the 24th day of November, 1973, J. R. Howard, did execute and deliver to W. A. Cook & H. W. Barnes a certain deed to secure debt to the following described proper ty, to-wit: All that certain tract or parcel of land, situate, lying, and being in the 615th Dist. _ GM Butts County, Georgia, containing 23.5 acres, more or less, bound now or formerly as follows: North by Henry County line and E’Dalgo, east by Cecil Reasor and Joe & Cola Weaver, south by dirt road dividing this tract with property of Willie Wells and west by paved county road; less, l /2 acre, more or less, in SW corner in which Willie Wells has life-estate interest (this ‘/2 acre tract includes 3 pecan trees and cotton, house), with remainder over to James R. Howard. (This is a second mortgage, subject to deed to secure debt given by grantor to Willie E. Wells of even date herewith which grantor agrees to pay as shown therein), to secure a note of even date therewith in the principal sum of $6,110.00, as shown in said deed to secure debt recorded in Deed Book “52”, pg. 404, said Clerk’s Office. Whereas, said indebtedness has become in default as to principal and interest and the undersigned have elected to declare the entire indebted ness due and payable at once. Now, therefore, in accord ance with the terms of said security instrument and the laws in such cases made and provided, the undersigned will expose for sale to the highest and best bidder for cash and above-described property on the first Tuesday in October, 1974, between the legal hours of sale before the Courthouse door in Butts County, Georgia the pro ceeds from such sale to be used, first to the payment of said indebtedness now out standing (including princi pal, interest, attorney’s fees, and expenses), and the balance, if any, delivered to party lawfully entitled there to. This the 2nd day of September, 1974. W. A. COOK & H. W. BARNES Attorneys-in-fact for above named Garland & Garland, Attys. 300 W. 3rd St. Jackson, Ga. 30233 9-5-4tc Notice ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION On application of Albert T. Fouche and Victor Benatar articles of incorporation have been granted to Advance Fabricators, Inc. by the Honorable Hugh D. Sosebee, Judge of the Superior Court of Butts County, in accordance with the applicable provisions of the Georgia Business Corp oration Code. The registered office of the corporation is located at 185 North Oak Street, Jackson, Butts Coun ty, Georgia, and its regis tered agent at such address is Albert T. Fouche. The purpose of the corporation is sheet metal fabrication and other metal work. The minimum capital with which the corporation shall com mence business is Five Hundred Dollars ($500.00). HAROLD E. MARTIN Attorney for Incorporators 9-19-4tp Notice CALL FOR AN ELECTION Pursuant to Section 15 of Act No. 818, H.B. No. 974, known as the “Common Day or Rest Act of 1974”, I do hereby call for an election to decide the issue of whether or not the County of Butts will be exempt from the provi sions of said act. This issue will be placed on the November 5, 1974 general election ballot. This the 23rd day of September, 1974. L. J. WASHINGTON, ORDINARY, BUTTS COUNTY 9-26-4tc DENTAL FACTS Patients tend to associate periodontal diseases with aging, but in some university clinics, dentists see children with periodontal problems as young as nine and ten years old. ***** Clenching or grinding teeth during sleep contributes to Joosening even healthy teeth in their sockets. ***** Bleeding gums may mean gum disease, or a too stiff toothbrush. ***** Teeth that are overly sen sitive to cold drinks and to sweets can often be helped by using Sensodyne, a thera peutic dentifrice instead of the cosmetic kind. The gen tlest toothbrush available is ' important for individuals with dental hypersensitivity. ***** A dry mouth, burning tongue and mouth sores may be signs of a vitamin deficien cy, or other bodily problems. ***** A disease control clinic in the planning stage will in clude a preventive program for dental students. “The pro gram’s goal is to have every student effectively controlling his own oral health before he is allowed to practice on patients,” a publication for dentists reports. “Ideally, the student should not be allowed to go beyond his freshman year unless he understands and has controlled his own oral disease,” the news item explains. Keeping TLe FAITH “/ love you. Not only for what you are. But for what I am When I am with y0u..." Roy Croft This poetic sentiment speaks movingly of true friendship which is the real basis for every good marriage. Even with the current popu larity of alternative lifestyles-- communes, trial marriages and the like, in the minds of most young people, marriage still means two persons mak ing a long range commitment. However, in an age of un certainty in social, political, economic, and moral ques tions, couples who are con templating union in marriage should investigate the realities involved. The words of Emanuel Swedenborg--18th century sci entist, philosopher, and theo logian-on the subject of marriage are as relevant to day as when first written. In the Rev. Wm. Wunsch’s compilation Marriage (Ideals And Realizations) he quotes Swedenborg’s statement: “The states of marriage love are innocence, peace, tranquility, inmost friendship,, full con fidence; and from all these come blessedness, happiness, ( joy, pleasure...” Marriage (Ideals And Real izations), a 155 page white cloth volume, covers a wide variety of passages which will offer stimulating insights on marriage. The concepts are illuminating as well as inspir ing and cannot help but en large one’s Views on the won derful institution of marriage. An excellent companion booklet Marriage Realities covers such topics as commu nication, marriage dynamics, false images, and true love. These would be an ideal gift for either a couple plan ning a wedding or for the couple who would like to freshen the cherished ideals of their original vows. To ob tain both copies, send $2.00 to Swedenborg Foundation, Dept. MM, 139 East 23rd St., New York, N.Y. 10010. THE END OF TOBACCO ROAD If your efforts to end the cigarette habit go up in smoke, it may be because you’re trying to break those chains in the wrong places! There may be no place like home, but home is no place to try to put down lighting up. Some psycholo gists have found that those smoke-filled rooms you used to frequent will only en courage you to continue puffing away. A weekend away from home can help keep you away from those coffin nails. If you take your rest cure in a Holiday Inn, you can try to drown your de sire for a smoke in their For Mechanic Work CALL BILL DARSEY 775-7868 or 7996 Open Until 9:00 P. M. An Ordinance Regulating Mobile Homes within the City of Flovilla, Georgia. Be it ordained by the Mayor and Council of the City of Flovilla, Georgia, and it is hereby ordained by authority thereof: Section (1) There will be no mobile homes moved into the City of Flovilla, Georgia, after the date of this ordi nance, or moved from one location with in said City to another location within said City, except those placed within a mobile home park approved by the Council of said City. Section (2) Anyone violating this ordinance shall be guilty of a misde meanor. This Ordinance was passed Septem ber 12, 1974 by Flovilla City Council. How To Hang On To A Good Husband While almost every wife wants to keep her husband, not all know how or how to keep him happy. Here are some hints that may help! 1. Avoid too much together ness. Respect, don't deplore, the different interests which give each of you individuality and lend spice to a marriage. If necessary, go yoifr separate ways of an evening. Does he read the paper at breakfast? Let him; a few “conversation breakfasts” may convince you that you were both better off staring at the headlines. 2. Bea homemaker not a housewife. Both you and your home will be more gracious if you learn the fine arts of running it flower arranging, gourmet cooking. Streamline your housekeeping to make time for these finer things. 3. Return to romance. Re member your courtship days . . . the way you hung on his every word . . . dressed up just for him ... it worked then, it may again. Get away from the housework and the children for a weekend of just the two of you. At a Holiday Inn you can relax, enjoy the pool, the many restaurants, your comfortable room and each other remind him you’re really a woman as well as a wife! 4. Be prepared for emergen cies. Extra cans of stew on the shelf and a cake in the freezer can serve to save you when supper burns or unexpected dinner guests arrive. Learn how to do simple home repairs and first aid yourself. While this won’t guarantee a return of your honeymoon, it may help insure that you’ll have a man around the house! V'^ 1 f /,* Some people believe that eat ing eels will cure toothache. pool, distract your mind with their evening entertain ments, and dine in their res taurants, where you’ll find good food tastes better when £ smoke doesn’t get in your mouth. You may be able to make going “cold turkey” more like a lark!