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• The Brantley Enterprise, Nahunta, Georgia, March 1, 1973
PUBLIC NOTICES
YOUR RIGHT
TO KNOW
and be informed on the func
tions of your government are
embodied in public notices. In
that self - government charges
all citizens to be informed,
this Newspaper urges every
GEORGIA, BRANTLEY
COUNTY:
TO ALL IT MAY CONCERN: |
Dorothy C. Forbes having in
proper form applied to me for
Premanent Letters of Admin
istration on the estate of MRS.
BESSIE CREWS, late of said
county, this is to cite all and
singular the creditors and next
of kin of MRS. BESSIE CREWS
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 gr
anted to DOROTY C. FORBES
on MRS. BESSIE CREWS estate.
Witness my hand and offi
cial signature, this 6th day
of February 1973,
Perry U. Rozier, Ordinary
Gibson, McGee and Blount
Attornery at Law
CITATION
BRANTLEY COURT OF ORD-
INARY
MRS. JUDITH H. FARR, hav
ing made application for twelve
month’s support out of the Es
tate Os ROBERTS. FARR, and
appraisers duly appointed to set
apart the same having filed
their returns, all persons con
cerned are hereby required to
show cause before the Court
of Ordinary of said county on
the first Monday in March, 1973,
why said application should not
be granted.
This 3Othday of January, 1973.
Perry U. Rozier, Ordinary
CITATION
BRANTLEY COURT OF ORD
INA RY
LILLIE G. MOORE, having
made application for twelve mo
nth’s support out of the Estate
Os JESSIE MOORE, and apprais
ers duly appointed to set apart
the same having filed their re
turns, all persons concered are
hereby required to show cause
before the Court of Ordinary
of said county on the first
Monday in March, 1973 why
said application should not be
granted.
This sth day of February ,1973.
Perry U. Rozier, Ordinary
Georgia, Brantley County
Because of default In the
payment of the indebtedness
secured by a deed to secure
debt executed by H.L. MID
DLETON to BRANTLEY O’QU
INN, dated November 23, 1964,
and recorded in Morage Book
55, folio 267-269, in the Office
of the clerk of the Superior
Court of Brantley County, Ge
orgia, and transferred and as
signed to JULIAN B. MIDD
LETON by BRANTLEY O’
QUINN, SAID assignment be
ing dated June 3, 1971, and re
corded in the office of the Cl
erk of the Superior Court of
Brantley County, Georgia in
Mortgage Book 64, Page 349,
the undersigned, JULIAN B.
MIDDLETON. Assignee, purs
uant to said deed to secure
debt and the note thereby se
cured, has declared the entire
amount of said indebtedness
due and payable, and pursuant
to the power of sale contained
in said deed to secure debt,
will on the first Tuesday in
March, 1973, during legal ho
urs of sale, at the courthouse
door in said County, sell at
public outcry to the highest
bidder for cash, the property
described in the deed to secure
debt as follows, to wit:
Tract One: All that tract or
parcel of land lying and be
ing in Third land District
of Formerly Wayne now
Brantley County, Georgia,
there being four (4) acres,
more or less, of Headright
Land in the village of At
kinson, and in the 1493rd
District G.M. of said Co
unty, and being the same
tract of land whereon the
borrower had erected a dw
elling. Said land being more
fully described as follows,
to-wit: Beginning at a point
on the north side of the right
of way of State Route No. 50 ■
where this tract joins and
connects on the west with
lands of Louis Prescott and
going thence eastwardly a.
long the north side of the
right of way of said Route
No. 50, about 450 feet to die
blaced pine tree, and going
thence northwardly about
420 feet to the south side of
the right of way of ACL
RR. Co., (Old B. & W.)
and going thence westwardly
citizen to read and study these
notices. We strongly advise
those citizens, seeking further
ln-formatlon, to excercisetheir
right of access to publl rec
ords and public meeting.
along the south side of said
A.C.L. R. R. right of way
about 450 feet to the lands
of Louis Prescott, and going
thence, southwardly along the
line sepapating this tract
and the lands of Louis Pre
scott to the point of beginn
ing, which is about 420 feet.
Tract Two: All of a one
half undivided interest in
and to all that certain tract
of parcel of land situate,
lying and being in lots Nu
mbers 70 and 71 of the 'Bl
ind land District of origin
ally Wayne, now Brantley
County, Georgia, lying in the
village of Hortense, and de
scribed as follows, To-wit:
Commencing on the east
line of right of way of U.S.
Highway No. 301 at its point
of intersection with the north
line of right of way of the
Old Hortense to Atkinson Pu
bile Road, and from said
commencing point proceed
ing along said line of right
of way of said U.S. High
way No. 301 North 7
degrees 15 minutes east for
a distance of 161.15 feet to
lands of the State Highway
Department of Georgia; the
nee, Proceeding north 55
degrees 5 seconds east for
a distance of 178.4 feet to
the south line of right of way
of State Highway No. 32;
thence, proceeding south 77
degrees 10 minutes east for
a distance of 77.9 feet to a
a point; thence proceeding
south 7 degrees 15 minutes
west for a distance of 503.3
feet to the north line of
right of way of said Old
Hortense to Atkinson Public
Road; thence, proceeding
along said line of right of
way of Old Hortense to
Atkinson Public Road north
61 degrees 2 seconds west
for a distance of 332 feet,
very little more or less,
to the point of commence
ment. Subject to all provis
ions of deed to secure
debts of record and all le
ases in favor of .Guji Oil
Company.
ALSO:
1963 Fleetwood Mobile Home
55x10 2 BR Serial No. DK
-2Y-52323
1964 Statler Mobile Home
55x10 2 BR Serial No. WOO
201
Said property will be
sold as property of H. L. MID
DLETON. Tbe proceeds of sale
will be applied to payment of
said indebtedness, expenses of
sale, and as provided in said
deed to secure debt, and the
undersigned will execute a
deed to the purchaser at said
sale, as provided in the afore
mentioned deed to secure debt.
Purchaser to pay for
title.
Julian B. Middleton
As Attorney in Fact
for H.L. Middleton
Griffin & Houston
Attorneys at Law
Blackshear, Georgia
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO
INTRODUCE LOCAL LEGIS •
LATION.
Notice is hereby given that
there will be introduced at the
regular 1973 session of the
General Assembly of Georgia,
a bill to amend an Act incor.
porating the City of Nahunta,
approved July 28, 1925 ( Ga.
Laws 1925, p. 1273), as amend,
ed, so as to change the date
of the municipal general elec*
tlon; to stagger the terms of
office of the mayor and alder,
men; to change the provisions
relating to the election of the
mayor and aidermen and the
practices and procedures in
connection with such elections;
to provide forfilllngvacancies;
to authorize the council to
dopt ordinances to regulate tr.
affic; to change the compensa
tion of the mayor and aidermen;
to extend the terms of office
of the mayor and aidermen in
office on July 1,1973; to pro
vide for other matters rela
tive to the foregoing; to pro
vide an effective date; to pro
vide for a referendum; to re.
peal an Act amending the Act
incorporating the City of Nfc
hunta, approved April 3, 1972
( Ga. Laws 1972, p. 3710);
to repeal conflicting laws; and
for other purposes.
This 13th day of February,
1973.
Bobby A. Wheeler
Representative, 127th District.
3.1.
STATE OF GEORGIA
COUNTY OF BRANTLEY
Whereas, HOKE SAPP, the
Administrator of the estate of
JOHN H, SAPP, deceased, re
presents to the court in his
petition, duly filed and entered
on record, that he has fully
administered said estate This
is, therefore, to cite all per
sons concered, heirs at law and
creditors of said deceased, to
show cause, if any they can,
why said Administrator should
not be discharged from his ad
ministration and receive Let
ters of Dismission on the first
Monday In March, 1973.
This sth day of February,
1973.
S-Perry U. Rozier
Ordinary Brantley County, Ga.
W.P. Strickland, Jr.
Attorney at Law
Blackshear, Georgia 31516
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
BRANTLEY COUNTY, GEOR
GIA.
On application of Eugene Ve-
He whose address is Hortense,
Georgia, Articles of Incorpor
ation have been granted to ” Ve
lie Enterprises, Inc.” by the
Hon. Ben Hodges, Judge of the
Superior Court of Brantley Co
unty, Georgia in accordance
with the applicable provisions
of the Georgia Business Cor
poration Code. The register-
ed office of the Corporation
is located at Hortense, Geor
gia and its registered agent
at such address is Eugene Ve-
He. The purpose of the cor
poration is to buy, sell, hold,
improve and in any manner
deal in real estate; to oper
ate a general construction bus
iness for the purpose of per
-forming any and all crafts in
accordance with the applicable
laws of the State of Georgia,
Including heating, air condlt
toning, plumbing, electrlcalwi
ring, masonry, tiling, painting,
and carpeting; to acquire, hold
and sell, whether at retail or
wholesale, any and all types
of property, whether real, per
sonal, tangible or intangible.
The minimum capital with
which the corporation shall
commence business is $500.00.
BENNETT, PEDRICK & BEN
NETT
By:
E. Kontz Bennett, Jr.
P.O. Box 178
Waycross, Georgia 31501
912 - 283 - 3244. 4tL
3-8.
GEORGIA, BRANTLEY COUN
TY
LOIS D. MAY
Plaintiff
VS
WAYNE D. MAY
Defendant
IN BRANTLEY COUNTY CO
URT
FEBRUARY TERM, 1973
LIBEL FOR DIVORCE
ORDER TO PERFECT SER
VICE
ON NON-RESIDENT
It being made to appear that
the Plaintiff in the above sta
ted case is a resident of the
County of Brantley and has been
a resident of the State of Geor
gia for the last preceding six
(6) months and chat the De
fendant is a non-resident of the
State of Georgia;
Ordered that service be per
fected on Defendant by publi
cation as provided by law, and
the Defendant is hereby com-
manded personally or by at
torney to be and appear at the
Superior Court to be held In
and for said county within six
ty (60) days from the date
of this order to answer the
Plaintiff’s complaint, else the
Court will proceed, as to jus
tice shall appertain.
This 26th day of February,
1973.
E.H. Morgan
Clerk of Superior Court of
Brantley County , Georgia.
2-26. 3-22.
SOMETHING TO
PURR ABOUT
Attention housecats! The
Royal Puscycat Pageant of
America is searching for the
King or Queen of America’s
housecats. The winner re
ceives a $2,000 cat crown
and the ten finalists win an
expense-paid trip to the Hotel
Fontainebleau in Miami Beach.
Cat owners enter their pets
in the Pageant by telling why
their pussycats should be King
or Queen of America’s house
cats, and sending a photo of
their cat toßox'C. A.T., Cherry
Hill, N.J. 08002, before March
31, 1973.
Every cat who enters re
ceives a coupon for one free
can of Tabby cat food, spon
sor of the Pageant Hundreds
of other prizes will be award
ed. This year’s King or Queen
succeeds King Eloise of Wilton,
Conn., the 1972 ruler.
Minutes Nahunta
City-Council
The regular meeting of the
City Council of Nahunta was
held February 19, 1973 at 7:30
P.M. with Mayor Dick Purcell
presiding. The minutes of the
last meeting were read and
approved by the Mayor and the
Council.
A motion was made by Al
derman Chancey to pay $4300.
on the bills, motion was second
ed by Aid er man Dykes and
carried.
A motion was made by Chan
cey for the clerk to call Mr.
Beasley with the S.C.L.,find
out what type fence they re
quired to enclose the play •
ground in which they have been
working on, and to tell him to
go ahead with the lease, motion
was seconded by Aiderman Gr
iner and carried.
The Mayor told the Council
that he had ordered the speed
limit signs for the colored sec
tions and that they should be
here in a few days.
Aiderman Griner made a
recommendation to the Mayor
that he have the Street Depart
ment to get all water meters
to working.
A motion was made by Ai
derman Chancey for the Clerk
to write the Highway Depart-
HOME BUYER
CLINIC
By James O. Hickman 3
President ''
American Land Title Association I 4rW
Another Excellent Year For Home Buying
Another 2 million housing
start year is in prospect for
1973, with an abundance of
new residental units in the
early months. The experts
predict the value of residen
tial construction will approach
S4O billion by the end of the
year. Demand for mortgage
money will be brisk.
This outlook emphasizes
that now is the best time for
your purchase
of a home.
Land,labor,and
material costs
continue their
upward trend
so considerbuy-
Hickman j n g as SO on as
you can afford it. Chances re
main favorable that the home
you choose will be an excel
lent long range investment.
Whether you buy a single
family home, condominium
apartment, or town house, it
probably will be the largest
single investment you ever
make. With this much of your
money involved, it’s wise to
become well informed in ad
vance on real estate purchas
ing. As you seek information,
don’t forget to obtain the
facts on the closing-that’s
when the parties get together
to complete the transaction.
When you’re in the market,
carefully consider the design,
condition, age, and location
of a home. Look into what’s
available in community facil
ities and municipal-type serv
ices. Check with the local
planning department or its
equivalent on the outlook for
the neighborhood. Don’t be
rushed. Consider your pur
chase carefully.
After you’ve found the
home you want, shop around
before applying for mortgage
financing. Ask lenders about
the interest rate, penalty if
payments are late, insurance
4 keeneye's tips
ON SHOOTING
MAKE YOURSELF SEEN
by the other hunters.
Wear red or international orange
in the
* Don’t be a target
Distributed as a public service by National Rifle Association H
NOTICE
MR. MOBILE HOME OWNERS:
YOU ARE ENCOURAGE TO OB TAIN A
STICKER FOR YOUR TRAILER FROM
THE TAX ASSESSOR'S OFFICE.
YOU CAN, BY LAW, BE ASSESSED
DOUBLE BY FAILING TO RETURN
YOUR MOBILE HOME FOR TAX PUR
POSES.
MOBILE HOMES BEING REMOVED
FROM THE COUNTY, MUST ALSO
HAVE A RED STICKER ATTACHED
PRIOR TO MOVING.
EMORY A. MIDDLETON
ment for some explanation as
to why the signs from the Na
hunta Church of God were taken
down without anyone being in
formed, motion was seconded
by Dykes and carried.
A motion was made by Al
derman Griner that the City’s
1965 Ford Firetruck be kept
in the City Limits at all times,
that if one is needed outside
of the City limits to send the
City’s stand-by truck, motion
was seconded by Aiderman Al
tman, Aiderman Dykes voted
aye on motion, Aiderman Ch
ancey not voting on motion.
Aiderman Chancey told the
Mayor and Council that eff
ective of this date that he would
no longer be in charge of the
Fire Department, that he would
be a voting member of the
Council only.
A motion was made by Ai
derman Griner that all Depart,
ments be put back in full ch
arge of the Mayor, motion was
seconded by Dykes and carried.
There being no further busi
ness the meeting adjourned.
Barbara Ann Wilson
Clerk
Dick Purcell
Mayor
required on the property, in
clusion of taxes and interest
in the monthly payments, and
possibility of paying off the
loan before maturity without
penalty.
Before you go to the clos
ing, consider purchasing own
er’s title insurance if it isn’t
provided by the seller as a
matter of local custom. Lend
er’s title insurance protects
only your mortgage lender
against possible land title haz
ards. For a one-time charge
at the closing, title insurance
pays for a defense against an
attack on a title as insured
and pays valid claims. A title
search of many separately lo
cated public records, and the
review of the information and
evidence it discloses, serve as
a basis for title insurance. As
a result of the search, title
hazards of record are pointed
out so you or your represen
tative can take appropriate
action as necessary-before
you complete your real estate
transaction. Title insurance in
cludes protection against prob
lems even the most thorough
search cannot reveal, such as
a forged deed that transfers
no title or a mistake in the
records.
Your investigation of
what’s involved in home buy
ing in your community will
be aided if you ask a local
real estate broker, mortgage
lender, title company execu
tive, attorney, or other expert
to provide guidelines. Gather
ing the facts will help you
prepare for the adventure of
purchasing real estate-and will
improve your chances for an
enjoyable and profitable in
vestment.
For free information on
things to know in buying a
home, write American Land
Title Association, Box 566,
Washington, D.C.
Cont. From Page 2
COUNTY EAST
he was cutting poles behind
his home, when one tree lod
the local customs...! goofed.
In Germany are men who are
known as “ Chimney Sweeps ”
and do this work. They are
also highly esteemed by the
people. My home was not only
two story but also back break
ing to clean. I had just acc
omplished this feat one day
when my doorbell rang. Ans
wering, I found two men dress
ed in black from hat to boots.
Amidst “ hand waving and bro
ken German ” I got the mess
age that they were there to
clean my upstairs chimney.
Hesitantly, I let them in., and
beheld in dismay the snow,
mud and soot tracked In and
up..and up was worse litter
ally covered in soot! Out -
raged, I awaited them at the
foot of the stairs with a mop
and broom, informing them to
clean up their mess. Seconds
of bewildered looks passed be
tween them and to me among
more hand waving. At last they
cleaned it up and clearly in
formed me they would be back
in plain English. I Informed
them, not unless you take your
boots off at the door and clean
up I Sure enough they returned
...but were turned away when
they refused to take off the
boots. I later learned, I had
committed a “ great sin ”,
as these men are eagerly wel
comed into the German Homes
mostly because they are sup
posed to bring good luck! I
had still rather have a clean
house than “ good luck ” of
that sort!
If anyone has a humorous
story in their life., let me
print it..laughter is good for
the soul. Which also reminds
me of Mr. coHins who de
clares his wife tells everyone.,
he is the man who fixed her
Cuckoo Clock so the little bird
now backs out and asks what
time is it.
Many folks have said and I
too, wonder why don’t we ever
have any of the “ good old
days ” events...such as, Sq
uare Dancing, Cake Walks, Box
Suppers, Outdoor Picnics and
Peanut Boilings. Isn’t it still
possible ? Hiose were good
times of the past and many
would enjoy them again.
WELFARE CASE
gainst Over to recover the
dollar amount of welfare and
Medicaid benefits he fraudent
ly obtained. >
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“Always send a Get Well
Card to a Texan looking
for oil.” (Anonymous)
I NOTICE VOTERS I
I Al l. VOTERS IN THE I
I WAYNESVILLE. HICKOX. HOBOKEN I
■and schlatterville districts!
I DUE TO I
■LOSS OF REGISTERATION CARDS,!
I YOU WILL BE REQUIRED TO I
I RE-REGISTER TO BE ABLE TO I
I VOTE IN THE NEXT ELECTION I
I RE-REGISTERING BEGINS 9AM I
| MONDAY, FEBRUARY 26, IN THE |
I BRANTLEY COUNTY REGISTRAR’S]
I OFFICE, UP STAIRS IN THE I
■BRANTLEY COUNTY COURTHOUSe!
■OFFICE HOURS-MONDAY, TUESDAY, THURSDAY & FRIDAY I
9:00 A. M. TIL 12:00 NOON - 1:00 P. M. TIL 5:00 P. M.
WEDNESDAY & SATURDAY - 9:00 A. M. TIL 12;00 NOON
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