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- The Brantley Enterprise, Nahunta, Georgia, September 7.
PUBLIC NOTICES
YOUR RIGHT
TO KNOW
and be Informed of the func
tions Os your government are
embodied in public notices. In
that self -government charges
all citizens to be informed,
this Newspaper urges every
GEORGIA BRANTLEY COUN
TY :
Because of default in the
payment of a loan secured by
a deed to secure debt execut
ed by MRS. MARIE G. MOR
GAN to THE BLACKSHEAR
MANUFACTURING COM -
PANY, dated December 1, 19-
70, and recorded in the Clerk’s
office of the Brantley County
Superior Court in Mortgage
Book 61, page 459, the un
dersigned has declared the full
unpaid amount of the indebted
ness referred to due and pay
able, and, acting under the
power of sale the first Tues
day in October, ( being Octo
ber 3, 1972), during the legal
hours of sale at thecourt house
in said County, sell at public
outcry to the highest bidder
r for cash, the lands described
’’ in said deed, to wit:
All that tract or parcel of
, land, situate, lying and being
. In Land Lots 172, 173, 212,
and 213, in the Second Land
' District of Brantley County,
Georgia, bounded as follows:
on the South, by the land lot
line; on the Southwest, by the
run of Big Buffalo Creek; on
the West, by the run of Little
Buffalo Creek; on the North
west, by Poley Head Branch;
on the North, by the land lot
line; and, on the East, by a
graded public road running gen
erally North and South at or
'near the west line of Lot 213
and through the mid portion
of Lot 212, running directly
in front of the 25 acre Wain
• wright tract and crossing the
.South line of Lot 212 near
its mid - point;
• LESS AND EXCEPT, a
tract approximately 25 acres
in the mid-portion of Land Lot
212, owned now or formerly
by G.M. Wainwright;
. citizen to read and study these
» notices. We strongly advise
i those citizens, seeking further
s in-formation, to exercise their
, right of access to public rec
r ords and public meeting.
■. LESS AND EXCEPT, a tract
of approximately 5.4 acres in
Land Lot 172 owned by Little
e Buffalo Baptist Church.
y The above described tract
, is a portion of the lands con
. veyed to I. J. Davis by deed
recorded in Deed Book 25, at
. page 400, and shown by a plat
of survey thereof recorded
- in Plat Book 2, at page 101,
; all in my office of the Clerk
5 of Brantley County Superior
, Court, the portion thereof here
j by conveyed being the middle
, part, lying between Little Bus
, falo Creek on the West and the
, graded public road on the East.
This conveyance is made ex.
pressly subject to a deed to
I secure debt in favor of The
, Federal Land Bank of Colum
. bia, recorded in Mortgage Book
. 60, at pages 107 • 109, in said
! Clerk’s Office.
This conveyance is made ex.
pressly subject to the reser
■ vation of mineral rights con
tained in deed recorded in Deed
Book 15, at page 36, and the
conveyance of mineral rights
by deed recorded in Deed Book
15, at page 126, both in the
office of the Clerk of Brantley
Superior Court.
Also subject to deed to se
cure debt from Marie G. Mor
gan to I. J. Davis, dated 5-
10 - 69, recorded in Mort
gage Book 60, pages 215 and
216, public land records of
Brantley County , Georgia.
This sale will be subject to
the first lien held by The Fed
eral Land Bank of Columbia,
aforementioned; and to unpaid
taxes, and other lien shown
above.
The undersigned will execute
a deed to purchaser as author
ized by the aforementioned loan
deed.
This First Day of September,
1972.
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1972
THE BLACKSHEAR MANU
FACTURING COMPANY, as
attorney in fact for Mrs. Marie
G. Morgan
Carroll Russell
Attorney for The Blackshear
Manufacturing Company, P.O.
Box 361, Blackshear, Georgia.
9-28
NOTICE
I, Travis R. Jacobs, as of
this date will be responsible
for no debts other than my
own.
GEORGIA, BRANTLEY COUN
TY
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CON
CERN:
CECIL JONES having in prop
er form applied to me for Per.
manent Letters of Administra
tion on the estate of Mrs.
Elizabeth O. Jones, late of said
County, this is to cite all and
singular the creditors and next
of kin of Mrs. Elizabeth O.
Jones to be and appear at my
office within the time allowed
by law, and show cause, if any
they can why permanent ad
ministration should not be
granted to Cecil Jones on E
lizabeth O. Jones estate.
Witness my hand and offic
ial signature, this sth. day
Sept. 1972.
s/Perry U. Rozier
Ordinary
9- 29
I Thanks| ■
Words cannot adequately ex- *
press our sincerest thanks and
heartfelt appreciation for the |
kindness shown to us during
the time of our rec ent bereave
ment.
We are especially grateful
for the comforting messages
of sympathy, covered dishes
and floral tributes. We deep,
ly appreciate every act of kind,
ness shown to us at this time
and pray that the Lord’s bles
sing will abide with eachofyou.
The family of Floyd Rowell.
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GOLDEN ISLE
SPEEDWAY
RACE RESULTS
by Janis Overstreet.
As the news travels around the racing circuit about the
growing bounty on Rance Phillips, more and more late model
drivers are showing up at the Golden Isles Speedway to run
for the money.
Even though 18 sportsmen competed Friday night for the
bigger purse, Phillips again breezed across the finish line
first in his fast Chevelle, showing that it takes more than
just a bounty to beat him.
This was Phillips’ sixth win in a row at the local track
and 14th straight in the past two months on the dirt track
circuit. Add it all up and what do you get ? Better than $5,
800.
Jack Nolan received a large ovation when he arrived with
his new Plymouth Satellite in tow. Nolan fans were sure
that the Fugitive had met his match at last, but their hopes
were short lived as Nolan ran into a streak of bad luck in
the heat race.
Rod Eulenfeld went into a spin on a turn and Cuyler Payne
swerved to miss hitting Eulenfeld; however, they did connect
and it was at this point Nolan smashed them both, knocking
himself and Payne out of the race for the evening. The Nolan
Brothers Race Team promises to be back in action next week
and is out to beat Phillips.
Pit Steward Larry Kicklighter proved that he can move fast
when he has to, and the fans got a real scare when Barefoot
Joe Scott’s Ford and Kermit Buie’s Chevrolet collided and
jumped the pit rail, sending Larry running for higher ground.
The most progressive race team of the season, Power
Brake Service, headed up by W.A. Hamby, Jr., of St. Simons
Island, arrived in full force with three race cars and five
drivers, Hamby himself winning the Hobby Division feature,
as well as a 10 lap heat, and his running mate Brent Thomas
right on his bumper coming in second.
Carter Ramsey, Tommy Riggins and Johnny Whitley drove
the Power Brake vehicles in the Late Model 40 - lapper,
Ramsey crossing the finish line fifth to move his point •
standing up two places.
I OFFICIAL SCORE:
LATE MODEL SPORTSMAN DIVISION
j 1. Rance Phillips, Waycross
; 2. Jimmy Capps, Jacksonville
3. Rod Eulenfeld, Woodbine
4. Eddie McDonald, Jr., Tifton
5. Carter Ramsey, St. Simons
6. Tommy Harper, Brunswick
7. Marvin Whitener, Doctor’s Inlet, Florida
8. Tommy Riggins , Jacksonville
9. Buster Peterson, Jacksonville
10. Ed Dorrell, Jacksonville
HOBBY DIVISION
1. W. A. Hamby, Jr., St. Simons.
2. Brent Thomas, St. Simons
3. Leroy Lucken, Brunswick
4. Randy Parr, Brunswick
5. Danny Farmer, Brunswick
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