The Jackson progress-argus. (Jackson, Ga.) 1915-current, November 04, 1976, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text% Public Notices Notice NOTICE OF SALE UNDER POWER GEORGIA, BUTTS CO. Under and by virtue of the power of sale contained in a certain Security Deed ex ecuted by JOHN P. HUTCH INSON and ANNE C. HUTCHINSON to William T. Walker on February 28, 1970, recorded in Deed Book 37, Folio 4, Butts County records, there will be sold by William T. Walker at public outcry before the Court House, in said State, as Attorney in Fact, for the said makers of said deed, on the first Tuesday in December, 1976, during the legal hours of sale to the highest bidder for cash, the following property, to wit: All that certain lot, tract, or parcel of land, situate, lying, and being in the 616th Dist GM Butts County, Georgia, identified as Lot no. 219 of “Reeves’ Develop ment” on Lake Jackson as per plat of W A Holston, Surveyor, dated 6-7-55, re corded in Plat Book “1”, pg 12, Office Clerk Butts Superior Court - same facing W on road 60 feet and E on lake 100 feet, and being same property described in deed from M W & Nell Reeves to J T Walker, dated 7-12-55, and recorded in Deed Book “21”, pg 177 (a), said Clerk’s Office, and subject to restrictions and easements mentioned therein, as well as conditions and rights stated therein. Also, included herein are all appliances, furnishings, and furniture in the improve ments on said lot, as well as boat dock and well and pump. The debt secured by said loan deed being in default and the holder having declared the balance of the indebtedness due, this sale will be made for the purpose of paying the same, and the proceeds thereof will be applied to the payment of said indebtedness, and all charges and expenses in connection with foreclosure, and the balance, if any, to be applied as provided by law. Subject to any outstanding and unpaid taxes, street improvements and ease ments or restrictive cove nants appearng of record. William T. Walker, As Attorney in Fact for John P. Hutchinson and Anne C. Hutchinson J.E.B. Stewart and H. Eugene Brown 194 South Main Street Jonesboro, Georgia 10-21-4tp Notice NOTICE OF INCORPORATION STATE OF GEORGIA, COUNTY OF BUTTS On application of Thomas Bennett Clark, Jr., and Fred Dempsey Brooks, Articles of Incorporation have been granted to “THE JACKSON 111 SUPERETTE, INC.” by Honorable Sam L. Whitmire Judge of the Superior Court of Butts County, Georgia, in accordance with the appli cable provisions of the Georgia Business Corpora tion Code. The registered office of the corporation is located at 35 Dempsey Avenue, Jackson, Georgia, 30233. The registered agent at such address is F. Dempsey Brooks. The pur pose of the corporation is profit to the shareholders, for the purpose of owning property, leasing property, managing and using pro perty for the profit of the shareholders, and for the purpose of conducting the business formerly known as “Mackey’s Grocery”, and conducting any other busi ness not prohibited by law. The minimum capital with which the corporation shall commence business is $6,000.00. RICHARD MILAM ATTORNEY FOR THE INCORPORATORS :il<; WEST THIRD ST. P.O BOX 3604 JACKSON, GEORGIA 30233 (404 ) 775-4467 10-28-4tp Notice GEORGIA, BUTTS COUNTY On application of Robert C. Long, 846 East Third Street, Jackson, Georgia and James W. McCook, 111, 2205 Upper River Road, Macon, Georgia, Articles of Incorporation have been granted to 808 LONG CHEVROLET, INC. by the Honorable Sam L. Whitmire. Judge of the Superior Court of Butts County, in accordance with the applicable provisions of the Georgia Business Corp ration Code. The registered office of the corporation is located at 846 East Third Street, Jackson, Georgia, and its registered agent at such address is Robert C. Long. The purpose of the corporation is to operate an automobile dealership to purchase or otherwise acquire, own, mortgage, pledge, sell, assign, transfer, otherwise dispose of, and to deal in and with, either at wholesale or retail, auto mobiles, trucks, buses, motor vehicles of all kinds, machinery, implements, tools, appliances, other goods, wares and merchan dise of all kinds, and repair parts, attachments, devices and materials used in or intended for use in con nection with any of the foregoing articles; to con duct and operate a repair and service shop wherein auto mobiles and all types of motor vehicles may be repaired, overhauled and serviced; to maintain show rooms and conduct both wholesale and retail new and used motor vehicle sales; and to do and perform all other act or thing not inconsistent with law relative to the conduct of such a business that may be necessary in its operation. The corporation likewise shall have the authority to buy. sell, trade, encumber, lease, rent, exchange or otherwise acquire, deal with and dispose of real and personal property of every kind, character and descrip tion. The minimum capital with which the corporation shall commence business is $500.00. Edward J. Harrell, Attorney for Bob Long Chevrolet, Inc. OF COUNSEL: Martin, Snow, Grant & Napier P.O. Box 4987 Macon, Georgia 31208 10-28-4tp. Notice NOTICE OF ELECTION This is to give notice that the Town of Jenkinsburg will hold an election on December 4th, 1976 for the purpose of electing three Councilmen for two year terms. Polls will open at 7 a.m. and close at 7 p.m. Citizens wishing to qualify for any of these offices may qualify with the Town Clerk, Mrs. T. H. Price, October 26th through November 25th, 1976. The qualifying fee is SI.OO. The Town Council urges all citizens 18 years of age and up to check with the Town Clerk now and if not registered to complete regis tration for this election by November 20th. Mayor and Council of The Town of Jenkinsburg 10-28-3tc. THE JACKSON PROGRESS-ARGUS, JACKSON, GEORGIA THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1976 Notice LEGAL NOTICE See non 106-301 of the 1933 Code of Georgia, As Amend ed STATE OF GEORGIA C OUNTY OF BUTTS Notice is hereby given that the business operated at 42 Mulberry Street, Commer cial Building, Jackson, Butts County, Georgia, is in the trade name of JACKSON FLOWER SHOP and is owned and operated and is carried on by MARY JANET (JAN) R. GRANT, whose address is 776 Franklin Street, Jackson, Butts County, Georgia. The statement relating to the above Notice required by Georgia Code Sec. 103-301, of 1933, as Amended, has been filed with the Clerk of the Superior Court of Butts County, Georgia. Mary Janet (Jan) R. Grant 776 Franklin Street Jackson, Georgia 30233 11-4-2tc Notice NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has repos sessed the following livestock in the exercise of its rights under certain security agree ments from Blake B. Harwell to Flint River Production Credit Association and will dispose of said livestock at public sale on November 17, 1976 between the hours of 12:00 noon and 2:00 p.m., at the Middle Georgia Sales Barn in Butts County, Georgia. Those attending the sale shall be given an opportunity to bid on a competitive basis, and the sale shall be made to the highest and best bidder for cash. The livestock to be dispos ed of is as follows: 64 head of Hereford Cattle. FLINT RIVER PRODUCT ION CREDIT ASSOCIATION Adams. Barfield & Dunaway Attorneys at Law Atwater Building Thomaston, Georgia 11-4-2tp Notice FOR YEAR’S SUPPORT State of Georgia Butts County Probate Court October 25,1976 The appraisers upon appli cation of Lucy Mae Grier, widow of said Henry Grier, for a twelve months’ support for herself and no minor children, having filed their return; all persons concern ed hereby are cited to show cause, if any they have, at the next regular December term of this Court, why said application should not be granted. L. J. Washington Probate Judge Butts Cos. 11-4-4 tp Notice IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF BUTTS COUNTY STATE OF GEORGIA Civil Action File No. 3205 Action For Total Divorce Shirley (Cox) Gay, Plaintiff Vs. Thomas Henry Gay, Defend ant NOTICE OF SUMMONS TO: THOMAS HENRY GAY, DEFENDANT NAMED ABOVE: You are hereby notified that the above-styled action seking a total divorce was filed against you in said Court on the 16th day of September, 1976, and by People’s Forum CHARLENE HOLDER “I went trick-or-treating dressed as an old lady.” Reason of an Order for Service by Publication enter ed by the Court on the 16th day of September. 1976, you are hereby commanded and required to file with the Clerk of said Court and serve upon BYRD GARLAND, Plaint iff’s attorney, whose address is 300 West Third Street, Jackson, Georgia 30233, an answer to the complaint within sixty (60) days of the date of the Order for Service by Publication. WITNESS THE HONOR ABLE PRESIDING JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT OF BUTTS COUNTY, GEORGIA. This the 16th day of September, 1976. (S) David P. Ridgeway CLERK, SUPERIOR COURT, BUTTS COUNTY, GEORGIA . Garland & Garland Attorney at Law 300 West Third St. Jackson, Ga. 30233 ' 9-23-eow-4tp Notice IN THE SUPERIOR COURT FOR THE COUNTY OF BUTTS, STATE OF GA. Civil Action File No. 31 In Re: Application of Shirley Ingram Gay For Adoption of Minor Child To GWENDOLYN MIL LER GAY, residence and whereabouts unknown: Pursuant to order of court entered in this matter on September 24, 1976, same being the day on which said application was filed, it appearing that your resi dence and whereabouts are unknown, it was ordered by the court that you be served by publication in terms of the law, you were therefore commanded and required to be and appear on the Bth day Qf January, 1977 before Judge of said Court, at the Court House in Butts County, Georgia, at 1:15 o’clock P.M., and show cause if any you can and have, why prayers of the application for adoption in the above styled matter should not be grant ed. Witness the Honorable Presiding Judge of said Court. This 25th day of October, 1976. David P. Ridgeway Clerk of Superior Court Butts County, Georgia Harold E. Martin Attorney At Law P.O. Box 3862 Jackson, Ga. 11-4-4 tp IJl^j ki Margarine hat die same calo ric content at butter. "Great men, like nature, use simple language." Vauvenargues What do you like best about fall? fjwm phhb JOHN SHIELDS “Answering the door. I didn’t go trick-or treating." Gigi Leverette Returns from Campaign Trip to Louisiana Another member of the “Peanut Brigade,” a volun teer organization working to elect Jimmy Carter Presi dent, has returned from a week of campaigning in a state which was considered up for grabs in the presidential race. Gigi Leverette of Jackson was one of 27 troopers for Carter who flew into Louisiana October 20 and for five days blitzed malls, campaigned door-to-door, held rallies, and handed out campaign literature at busy expressway intersections. In all Miss Leverette and her associate volunteers visited 22 cities and many other smaller towns in Louisiana. New Orleans, considered to be a Carter stronghold in the state, was not on the itinerary according to Miss Leverette. She added that in the areas they did visit, they were received “extremely” well and were given “good” press coverage. Miss Leverette asserted Jenkinsburg News By Mrs. T. H. Price Miss Dianne Wells of Washington, D. C. spent several days last week with her mother, Mrs. Nora Wells, and visited other relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Patrick accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Duvall Patrick of Jackson to visit their sister, Mrs. Gladys Compton in Hogansville, Sunday. Mrs. *T. H. Price was hostess for a dinner Tuesday night for the Executive Board of Kimbell Ass’n. W.M.U. Those attending were Mrs. R. W. Jenkins, Mrs. Hollis Griggs, Mrs. Tony Standard, Miss Joye Letson, Mrs. Ruth Faulkner, Miss Helen Thornton, and Mrs. Ruby Singley. Two members were not able to attend. Sunday luncheon guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Allen were Rev. and Mrs. Harry Shepherd, Mr. Ron Edwards and Kim of Atlanta. It was the birthday of Mr. Edwards. Tragedy struck in Jenkins burg Friday when the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Mixon was completely destroyed by fire. Origin of the fire has not been determined but evident ly it began in the kitchen. The oldest son was asleep when he was awakened by the smoke and was able to escape unharmed. Fire trucks from Jenkinsburg, Flovilla, Jackson and Henry County responded but were unable to save the house or any contents. The commun ity extends deep sympathy and Christian concern and prayers for the family in this teresa McDaniel “I stayed at home this year.” that the volunteer workers had a police escort through out the entire trip which was sponsored by the Butts County Democratic Execu tive Committee. The workers stayed in private homes and held nightly meetings with local residents to discuss issues. Miss Leverette said that the issues which generated the most interest in Louisi ana were oil-energy vs. ecology, issues which affect farming (especially sugar production in this state), and in Catholic areas the topic of abortion was politically sen sitive. Commenting about the Carter campaign in general, Miss Leverette said, “I am pleased with the kind of campaigning Jimmy Carter has done which was people to people.” She added that she definite ly thinks Carter is the “best person to lead the nation” since. Miss Leverette be lieves, he attempts to involve more people in the electoral process. severe loss. Next Saturday, Nov. 6th, is the date for a Bazaar and bake sale to be held on the Court House square, sponsor ed by patients of Westbury Nursing Home. Many items made by the patients will be •on sale. Anyone who could contribute cakes, pies, cook ies or candy for this sale would be greatly appreciat ed. Money derived from the sale will be used for special activities of patients at the Home. Luncheon guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Price Wednesday were Mrs. Edith Thurman of Jackson Lake, Mrs. R. A. Allen and Miss Ruby Lane. Members of the Jenkins burg Methodist Charge con sisting of Flovilla, England Chapel and Jenkinsburg Methodist churches met together Sunday after church for dinner together at the parsonage in Jenkinsburg. Food was in abundance and the fellowship wonderful. Rev. Dan Brown is Pastor of the Charge. Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Harris Sunday were Mrs. Sarah Ruth Peek of Macon and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hoard and Lynn of Stock bridge. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Haley of Alta Monte Springs, Fla. spent part of the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Haley and Elizabeth on their way to a short vacation in the North Georgia Mountains. WT w' -* ... Jp iW - Hk X 'mm? I |||. Though only 20 years old, Miss Leverette is a veteran in state political circles. At 18 she was the youngest member of the state Demo cratic Executive Committee. She was appointed- the first female doorkeeper for the Georgia state Senate when she was 19. Pee Wee Football Monday night, October 18, in football action, the Mclntosh Bank Vikings con tinued their unbeaten string by handing the American Mills Dolphins their second defeat of the season. The game would have to be termed as a defensive struggle for both teams, all night they held each others offense on key plays by the linebacker and defensive ends. The only score of the game came in the first quarter, when the Vikings marched up the field on their second possession. Terry Etheridge capped the drive on a 5 yd. run and that was all the scoring for the night. The Dolphins made a final charge late in the game with 23 seconds remaining and the Dolphins threatening quarterback, Tony Wise, threw a long bomb to Strickland, who couldn’t hold on, the gun sounded and the game was over. Final score-Vikings 6 - Dolphins 0. In the second game the Parrish Drug Falcons defeat ed the Progress-Argus Pack ers 20-0. Michael Head opened the scoring for the Falcons on a 21 yard gallop, the extra point attempt failed and the Falcons led 6-0. In the second quarter, Scot Folsom got the final 3 yards needed for the score and teammate, Marvin Smith, scored the extra point. The Packers then shut off the Falcon attack in the third quarter and looked like they would come back, but costly mistakes gave the Falcons another break. The Falcons Kenny Smith capitalized on the final error when he ran 12 yards for the final touchdown of the night. Final score It arNfri TIMMY PATTERSON “I went trick-or-treating dressed as Dracula. Then I went home and gave out candy.” Miss Leverette has cam paigned locally for sheriff elect Billy Leverette and has also been involved in some city races. She said she plans to attend Gordon Junior College next March and will work in the Georgia Senate until then. Duck Season To Open On November 17 The open season for hunting duck in Georgia will begin November 17th and run through November 29th, with the last part of the season opening December 15th and running through January 20th. Limit on ducks shall not include more than two wood ducks daily and four in possession, nor more than one black duck daily and two in possession, nor more than one canvasback or redhead daily or in possession. Extra bag limits are permitted on blue-winged teal, coots and mergansers. There will be no open season this year on Canada Geese, Snow Geese (includ ing Blue Geese) and Atlantic Brant. In addition to the required State licenses, each person 16 years of age or older, who hunts waterfowl must possess a valid Federal Migratory Bird Hunting Stamp, available from most U. S. Post Offices. Shooting hours on Novem ber 17 and December 15th for all ducks, coots, gallinules and mergansers shall be from 12 noon until sunset, local time. Shooting hours on all other days of the seasons described shall be from one-half hour before sunrise to sunset daily. Falcons 20 - Packers 0. Team results as of October 19. Ist. Place— Mclntosh State Bank Vikings 3-0, 2nd. Place Parrish Drug Falcons 2-1, 3rd. Place American Mills Dolphins 1-2, 4th. Place Progress-Argus Packers 0-3.