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DONALSONVILLE (GA.) NEWS THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1963
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A BIG ONE—Andrew Allen says he caught this fish using
live bait at a secret fishing place, ins case the game
warden reads this, and on a secret day, in case his pastor
sees it. AnyiWay, the trout weighed 10 lbs, says Allen, and
it is certainly big enough to keep and eat, which Allen did.
Photo by Jack Wright
GEORGIA, SEMINOLE COUNTY
Whereas on January 12, 1960,
Eli Koonce did execute to Modern
Homes Construction Company, a
Florida corporation, a certain
deed to secure debt to the follow
ing described land:
All that I|B acre of land in
lot of land No. 75, in the 27th
Land District of Seminole County,
Georgia, described as follows: Be
ginning at a point 200 feet north
of the ACL Railroad and 20 feet
west of the center dividing line of
said lot; thence south 100 feet;
thence westwardly 50 feet parallel
with ACL Railroad right-of-way;
thence north 100 feet; thence east
wardly parallel with the south line
50 feet back to starting point.
This being a portion of and lying
in the northeast corner of the 3
acre tract deeded by R. M. Rey
nolds to Bertha Mcßride Mayes,
dated November 14, 1959.
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And Whereas said deed to secure
debt was given to secure note of
even date therewith for the sum
of Four Thousand Two Hundred
Forty-Four Dollars and Forty
Cents ($4,244.40), payable in re
gularly monthly installments, and
said Eli Koonce has defaulted in
the payment of said monthly in
stallments, and in accordance with
the terms and provisions of said
note and said deed to secure debt
the entire balance of said note has
been declared due and payable;
Now, Therefore according to the
terms of said deed to secure debt,
and the laws in such cases made
■ and provided, the undersigned, as
attorney in fact for Eli Koonce,
will expose said property for sale
to the highest and best bidder for
cash before the Courthouse door
in Seminole County, Georgia, on
the first Tuesday in November, be
tween the legal hours of sale.
This 26 day of September, 1963.
Modem Homes Construction
Company, as Attorney in Fact
for Eli Koonce
By Farkas, Landau and Davis
By James V. Davis, Attorneys
for Modern Homes Construction
Company. (10-3-4tc)
GEORGIA, SEMINOLE COUNTY
Because of default in the pay
ment of a note and the indebted
ness described in and secured by
that certain security deed from
James E. Kelley to H. D. White
dated October 7, 1959, and re
corded in Seminole County in
Deed Book 35 at page 393,
There will be exposed for sale by
virtue of the power and according
to the terms in said security deed
and the laws in such cases made
and provided, after proper adver
tisement, at the Courthouse door
in Seminole County on the first
Tuesday in November, 1963, be
tween the legal hours of sale, the
following described property, to
wit:
That certain tract or parcel of
land, together with the improve
ments thereon, described as Lot
FF of the Joy Homes Subdivision
as shown on Plat Book 1, page
205, Seminole County Records, be
ing a part of Lot No. 2 of Block
Y as shown on the original
survey of the City of Donalson
ville, Seminole County. Georgia,
said lot fronting South Wiley
Avenue a width of 68.33 feCt,
and extending along the
North s’de of East Sixth Street
in a uniform width a distance of
210 feet, the dwelling thereon
being designated as 511 South
Wilev Avenue.
Su’ : eet to a prior security deed
obituaries!
Lucius Johnson, Jr.
Graveside services for Lu
cius Johnson, Jr., infant son
of Mr. and Mrs. Luke Johnson
were held Wednesday morn
ing in the Spring Creek Bapt
ist Church Cemetery. Rev.
Emmett Cloud officiated 1 and
Evans Funeral Home directed.
The child died Tuesday aft
ernoon in an Albany hospital.
Survivors include the par
ents, three sisters, Sheila
jonnsc t, Debbie Johnson a«d
Martha Johnson, all of Donal
sonville, the maternal grand- t
father, Byron Heard, Brinson, ,
and the paternal grandfather,
Cail Johnson, Donalsonville. !
Pallbearers were Kelly Har- ;
rell and Cotton Johnson.
Mrs. Geraldine Smith Halks
Funeral services were held
Monday afternoon for Mrs.
Geraldine Smith Halks, 44,
of Meigs, formerly of Donal
sonville. She was killed Sat-,’
urday night when the car in
which she was a passenger
I left the road and struck sev
leral trees. The state patrol
I said the accident happened
1 on U. S. 19 in Thomas County,
two miles north of Ochlock
nee. !-|
I Rev. R. J. Weatherington,
Rev. J. Wallace Little and
Rev. Marshal Norris conduct
; ed the services in the Corinth
■ Free Will Baptist Church. In
terment was in the church
: cemetery with Evans Funeral
Home directing.
Pallbearers were Leon En
finger, Herman Enfinger-
Raymond Enfinger, Heywood
Smith, James Benton, Louie
Jarvis.
i She is survived by her hus
band. two sons, Russell Halks,
Patrick Halks, and a daugh
ter, Jody Halks, all of Meigs;
her mother, Mrs. T. T. Smith,
Donalsonville; six brothers,
Duke Smith, Iron City, Willie
T. Smith, Colquitt, Robert Ed
ward Smith, John H. Smith,
Ralph Smith and Russell
Smith, all of Donalsonville;
and five sisters, Mrs. Odell
Hobbs, Dade City, Fla., Mrs.
Jesse Benton, Mrs. Mack
Cross, Mrs. Fred C. Ingram,
all of Donalsonville, and Mrs.
Pete Enfinger, Colquitt.
Pinknev Charlton Corley
Funeral services were held
Thursday at 10 o’clock for
Pinkney Charlton
of Bainbridge. Services were
held in the Chapel of Cox
Funeral Home. Interment was
in Damascus Cemetery i n
Early County.
Rev. David Cripps and Rev.
G. W. Eates officiated.
Survivors include four
daughters, Mrs. John W. Co
wart, Mrs. Archie Dodson,
Miss Sherry Corley all of
Bainbridge, and Mrs. Tim
Williams of Donalsonville;
one son, Don Corley, Bain
bridge; four grandchildren.
Four sisters, Mrs. R. P.
Moody, Mrs. Clyde Crozier,
to Southeastern Mortgage Cor
poration for $7300, dated October
5, 1959 and recorded in Seminole
County in Deed Book 34 at page
144.
...A good and sufficient deed will
be executed and delivered to the
purphaser, and the proceeds of
said sale Will be applied according
to the ternhs of said security deed
and the laws provided in such
cases. (10|10|4jw) |
This 4th day of October, 1963. [
H. D. White, attorney in fact
for James E. Kelley
Desser dots ’n dashes
Friends here are glad to
hear that Mr. J. H. Horne is
better after being confined to
PINEVIEW CLUB MEETS
TONIGHT
Tonight (Thursday) is re
gular meeting date for Pine
.iew Community Club. We
especially urge everyone to
as we will have visi
tors who are representaitves
of the Albany Chamber of
Commerce with us for this
meeting.
There will also be a display
of articles made or grown in
cur community.
IRON CITY TO OPERATE
COMMUNITY CENTER
The Seminole County Board
of Education voted to give
the Iron City school lunch
room' to the community to be
used as a community center.
Mrs. Pryor Lane, Mrs. Ken
neth Moulton, Mrs. C. S. Wad
dell, Mrs. Robert Preston and
Mrs. Eddie Miller were named
as a committee in charge.
A small fee will be charged
for the use of the lunch
room for any meeting or
supper. This is necessary in
order to meet expenses of
gas, water and electricity.
Anyone who would like to
use the lunch room for any
occasion may contact Mrs.
Pryor Lane who is keeping
the key.
Fees are set acording to
size of group to use building,
and whether or not cooking
facilities will be used. Fees
are:
$5.00, large groups cooking.
$4., up to 15 persons cookin,g
$3. for a night meeting, $2.
for afternoon meeting, $2. for
Sunday covered dish dinner,
and $3. for cooking Sunday
dinner.
Those using the communi
tv center are asked to keep
these rules in mind. Please
nay Mrs. Lane for use of
building when key is picked
up. If Mrs. Lane is not home
see Mrs. Kenneth Moulton.
Each group must be respon
sible for equipment and be
sure lights and gas are turn
ed off. Please leave building
and all equipment clean.
The following officers were
elected at the first meeting
of the committee. Mrs. Eddie
Miller, chairman: Mrs. Rob
ert Preston, co-chairman.
Mrs. Pryor Lane in charge
of the key; Mrs. C. S. Wad
i dell, secretary and Mrs. Ken
neth Moulton, treasurer.
The committee thanks the
Board of Education for giv
ing the lunchroom to the com
munity and hopes that every
one will feel free to use it at
any time.
Jallon Supper
On Thursday night, Octo
ber 24, a chicken jailop sup
per will be given to raise
money for expenses. Supper
will be served in the lunch
room from 6:00 to 9:00 p. m.
Plates will be 50c and SI.OO
Everyone is invited.
Mrs. Emory Tullv, all of Col
quitt; Mrs. Pat Reagan, New
Redford, Mass.: one brother.
J. B. Corley, Colquitt. Several
nieces and nemhews,
Mr. Corley lived the last 13
years with a daughter,' Mrs.
John W. Cowa’-t. Bainbrid^* 3 .
Prior to this he worked with
•-‘■"'son ant Yorman Construc
tion Comnpo” : n Dona’son
ville.
(by Mrs, F. B. Faircloth)
the Memorial Hospital in
Bainbridge.
We grieve with the Charlie
Barbaree family of BaiL
bridge and the Archie Millers
of Donalsonville in the death
a; Mr. Barbree and Mrs. Janie
■Uiiier.
Mr. John West Crowson of
Jcana, Fla., was calling on
itnds nere during the week.
Mrs. Loraine Cliett is home
..•.owfng an operation in the
. unbriuge Memorial Hospi
tal.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Barlow
visited the James Hornes
Sunday afternoon.
Mr. ana Mrs. Cullen Baker
of Bainbridge visited Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Uaom Jr. inursaay
aiternoon.
Mrs. Albert Alday and Mrs.
Husserl Aiaay were calling on
friends here Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Carey Barbree
spent some time with The
Joel Poole family Thursday.
I HOMECOMING AT JAKIN
CHURCH
1 Jakin Free Will Baptist
Church win observe annual
Homecoming Sunday, October
20th. Come, bring a well filled
basket. Everyone invited.
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! Mrs. Florence Shingler had
as her guests Thursday after
noon, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
Hodges of Ozark, Alabama.
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, Friends miss seeing Miss
i Louise Snell around. She has
, moved to Panama City, Fla,
• where she is employed at
i Sears Roebuck and Co.
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Friends are glad to leara
• that Mr. A. J. Ingram contin
ues to improve following surg-
• ery and pneumonia at South
, east General Hospital in Do
than. It is hoped he will be
[able to return home in a few
days.
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Mr. C. L. Chandler celebrat
' ed his 82nd birthday last
week end. He along with Mrs.
i Chandler and Miss Alice
Chandler were met at Callo
way Gardens for a we' k-en<|
together by Dr. and Mrs. C. L.
Chandler, Jr., and family and
Mrs. R. E. McKelvey, -Jr
,and family of Atlanta. (Mr.
McKelvey was celebrating his
29th birthday) Mr. and Mrs.
R. E. McKelvey, Sr., of Ash
ville, N. C., Mrs. C. O. PowelL
Bainbridge; Mr. and Mrs.
Gary McKelvey of Franklin.
N. C., Mr. and Mrs. H. L.
McKelvey and son of Albany.
They enjoyed the week-end
together. - !
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A Card of Thanks
Many thanks to the doctors
and nurses for their untiring
effort to help our loved one.
Also to the many friends who
were so thoughtful during her
illness and death.
J. A. Miller and family
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TELL THEM you read about
it in The News!
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