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DONALSONVILLE (GA.) NEWS THURSDAY, AUGUST 16, 1962
GEORGIA, SEMINOLE COUNTY
WHEREAS, heretofore, on the
20th day of December, 1954, Ruth
Martin Tolbert, did execute to
Mrs. A. W. Wheeler a certain Se
curity Deed to the following lands:
All of that certain tract or par
cel of land, lying and being in Se
minole County, Georgia, being one
acre of land in the Town of Don
alsonville, known as Barbertown,
as deeded to Carrie Malone by S.
D. Cherry and Joe Malone by J.
F. Brown, said tract being bounded
on North by land to K. P. Lodge,
East by Alley between the proper
ty herein described and the old fair
grounds (now County far), on
South by lands formerly owned by
S. E. Fiveash and West by Samp
son Land.
The above being the same pro
perty described in Warranty Deed
from Ella Mae Brewer and Bruce
See
and
Hear
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EVERYBODY
INVITED!
Perry Martin to Ruth Martin Tol
bert same being recorded in Deed
record Book 23, page 546, recorded
October 25th, 1952, in Clerks’ of
fice of Seminole County, Georgia,
to secure a note of even date
therewith for Rive Hundred and
00|100 ($500.00) Dollars, all as
shown by Security Deed recorded
in the office of the Clerk of Su
perior Court of Seminole County,
in Deed Book 27, page 56; and
WjHEREAS, said note has be
come in default.
NOW, Therefore, according to
the original terms of said Securi
ty Deed and the law’s in such cases
made and provided, the undersign
ed will expose for sale to the
highest and best bidder, for cash,
the above described lands, after
proper advertisement, on the first
Tuesday in September, next, be
tween the legal hours of sale, be
fore the Courthouse door in Don
alsonville, Seminole County, Geor
gia. (B|9|4eps)
The proceeds from said sale will
be used, first to the payment of
said note, principal, interest, at
torneys fees and expenses, and the
balance, if any, delivered to the
said Ruth Martin Tolbert.
This Ist day of August, 1062.’
Mrs. A. W. Wheeler
Attorney in fact for
Ruth Martin Tolbert
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JOY BARBER NAMED
TEEN ADVISOR TO
MAGAZINE
Miss Joy Barber, 16-year
old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Leon Barber will serve on
Farm Journal magazine’s
Teen Board for the coming
school year, according to
Gertrude Dieken, Women’s
Editor of the publication.
She is one of the 100 out
standing teenage girls from
all over the country chosen
for their leadership in rural
activities, including 4-H Club
and Future Homemakers
work. Their job is to act as a
sounding board for Farm
Journal’s Teen Editor, “Polly”
reporting on what’s new in
their schools and communi
ties, and what teenagers are
doing and thinking about.
Miss Baifoer is a cheerlead
er, member of Tri-Hi-Y and
Future Homemakers of A
rnerica. She is also a junior
leader of 4-H.
PFC. Tom Dutton of Ft.
Hood, Texas spent last week
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Leroy Dutton.
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Mr. and Mrs. Dale Knight
of Atlanta, were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Leroy Dutton last
week-end.
NEWS of ASC
(By Leon Barnes)
Looking back over the re
cently completed performance
work, we find that our re
porters measured a little over
130,000 acres of crops or land
uses during their initial
visits to farms. Os this figure,
12,401 acres were planted to
peanuts and 3,701 acres was
devoted to cotton'. The balance
represents wheat, feed grain
and diverted acres* Acreage
premeasured earlier this year
plus that which has recently
been predetermined is not in
cluded.
The measurement of crops
this year was completed in
record time with only three
reporters doing the work. We
think this speaks well for the
three as well as for the full
cooperation given to us by all
farmers. We sincerely appre
ciate your efforts in helping
get this work accomplished.
Another indication of the
good work done by our report
ers this year is the fact that
only eight out of approximat
ely 525 farmers requested re
checks of initial measure
ments. Considering that over
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L. R. ROBINSON, Agent
Donalsonville, Georgia
30,000 acres were measured,
we think this is* an excellent
record.
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Elections
As this is being prepared
(Tuesday A. M.) some 315
voters have returned their
committeeman ballots. This
leaves a balance of 340 that
have not voted. If you still
have not returned your ballot,
please do so at once. We would
like very much to see Semi
nole County have a 100|% re
turn.
If you think ASC Commit
teemen do not play an im
portant role in administer
ing the farm program l , you /
should give some thought to
recent headlines in air the
daily papers. Os course, these
headlines were not compli
mentary to the USDA but
they should have proven that
your ASC Committeemen do
exercise a lot of judgment in
carrying out your farm pro
gram.
LEE’S Upholstery and Trim
Shop: new location at his
home, on Knox Avenue. Call
JA 4-5277 for bids, service.