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A RESOLUTION
1964 Tax Levy
GEORGIA, SEMINOLE COUNTY.
BE IT RESOLVED by the Board
of Commissioners of Roads and
Revenues of Seminole County,
Georgia, that for the year 1964
eighteen (18) mills or Eighteen
($18.00) Dollars on the $1,000.00
be and the same is hereby assess
ed, levied and fixed as the rate of
taxation for County purposes on
all taxable property in said Coun
ty, as per Digest of the year 1964.
It is further ordered that said
taxes be apportioned, collected
and used for the following specific
purposes, to-wit:
1. To pay the legal indebtedness
of the County due or to become
due during the year, or past due,
One and 751100 ($1.75) Dollars on
the thousand.
2. To build or repair courthouse,
jails, bridges, ferries, or other pub- I
lie improvements, according to
contract, Five and 25|100 ($5.25)
Dollars on the thousand.
3. To pay Sheriff, jailors, or oth
er officers’ fees for which the
County is liable, Seventy ($.70)
Cents on the thousand.
4. To pay coroners all fees due
them by the County for holding
nquesites, Ten ($.10) Cents on
the thousand.
5. To pay the expenses of the
County, for bailiffs at Court, non-
esident witnesses in criminal
ases, fuel, employees wages, sta
tionery, and the like, Fifty ($.50)
Cents on the thousand.
6. To pay jurors a per diem com
pensation, fifty ($-50) Cents on
the thousand.
7. To pay expenses incurred in
supporting the poor of the Coun
ty, Sixty ($.60) Cents on the
thousand.
8. To pay any other lawful
charge against the County, Seven
ty-five ($.75) Cents on the thous
and.
9. To pay the expenses of work
ing public roads in the County,
wo and 501100 ($2.50) Dollars on
the thousand.
10. To pay for public health pur
poses in said County, and for the
•.ollection and preservation of rec
)rds of vital statistics One and
o[loo ($1.10) Dollars on the thou
sand.
11. To pay County agricultural
and home demonstration agents,
(Georgia Law, Extra Session 1937-
38, page 144), Fifty ($.50) Cents
,n the thousand.
12. To provide for payment of
old age assistance to aged persons
in need and for the payment of
assistance to the needy, blind and
to dependent children, and other
welfare benefits (Acts 1937-38,
Extra Session, pages 292-293,)
)ne and 501100 ($1.50) Dollars on
•he thousand.
13. To provide medical or other
•are and hospitalization for the in
ligent sick people of the County,
Fwenty-five ($.25) Cents on the
housand.
14. To provide for fire protection
on forest lands and for the further
conservation of natural resources
of said County, Two and 00!100
($2.00) Dollars on the thousand.
Making in the aggregate the
sum of Eighteen ($18.00) Dollars
on the thousand on the taxable
property of said County for coun
ty purposes, besides State tax of
Twenty-five ($.25) Cents on the
thousand for the year 1964.
15. For the support of the public
schools of the County upon the
recommendation and request there
for from the Board of Education
of said County, under authority of
an amendment to Paragraph 1,
Section XII, Article VIII of the
Constitution of the State of Geor
gia, Twenty ($20.00) Dollars on
the thousand.
16. Five (5) mills or five ($5.00)
Dollars on the thousand on all tax
able property of said County for
Seminole County School District
Bond purposes. i
It happened in
’44...
As It appeared in The News
July 30, 1944
Miss Estelle Singletary of
Ochlocknee spent a few days
here this week as the guest
of Miss Carolyn Lane.
Misses Mary Edith Mont
ford of Thomasville, Mary
Ann Thomas and Betty Jane
Coleman are visiting in Bir
mingham, Ala. this week.
Mr. and Mrs. George Mates
have returned to New York
City after visiting Mir. and
Mrs. George Walden and Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis Wren for
several days.
Miss Doris Ingram spent
last week in Colquitt with
Misses Margie and Dorothy
Durden.
Cpl. Earl Gibbons of the
NAW-ATC is now stationed
at Dow Field in Bangor, Me.
Miss Lyda Hornsby o f
Cherry Point, North Carolina
is visiting her mother, Mrs.
G. E. Hornsby, and Mrs. C. A.
Blair this week. Also Mrs.
C. H. Hornsby and little Eliz
abeth Ann Hornsby of Clin
ton, N.C., were here for the
week end.
Friendis will be glad to
know that Frank Shingier,
Jr. is improving following an
illness of two weeks.
Done in regular session with all
nembers of the Board present this
th day of July, 1964. 4tsc
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
OF ROADS AND REVENUES,
•SEMINOLE COUNTY,
GEORGIA
Wilson Roberts
W. A. Mims
C. D. Miller
J. L. Barber
Aubrey Alday
Attest: Thelma R. Reese, Clerk
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Dixie farmers set tlieir clocks by the Standard Man!
Southern farmers trust Standard Oil’s deliveries, much as the dependable quality
of its farm fuels. They count on their Standard Oil Man arid the postman to get through \
on schedule, regardless of weather. They also count on Standard’s gasolines
to enable their tractors to take peak loads in full stride. Top performers, too,
' x .; \ in your car or truck. Standard Diesel Fuel — its unfailing purity and /
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L. R. ROBINSON, Agent Donalsonville, Georgia
Going Out
of Business
SALE
Begins Friday, July 31, and ends when stock
and fixtures are sold!
The Children’s
Shop
Big Savings on Back-to-School Clothing...
Everything priced for Quick Sale!
FREE PRIZES FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
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CLUB ENJOYS ‘SWAMP’
GRAVY
The Seminole Couple Club
held its regular meeting at
the community clubhouse re
cently with a fish fry for the
family of each member.
The menu consisted of the
usual foods found at a fish
fry, with the ‘piece de resist
ance’ being a mouth-watering
and tatalizing concoction call
ed “swamp gravy” which
kept everyone begging for
DONALSONVILLE (GA.) NEWS THURSDAY, JULY 30, 1964
“seconds.”
New members were Mr. and
Mrs. Crawford Alday. Altho
heavy rains kept some mem
bers from attending, many
members just rowed right on
out and had an enjoyable
time.
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HE’S SEEN ONE!
Dear Editor:
You have referred in your
column of the paper, at least
twice, to girls wearing one-
piece bathing suits- WelL
when I was on my vacation
down there, I went to Wau
kulla Springs, Fla., which is a
very beautiful place with
glass bottom boats, and there
I saw a lot of girls wearing
only one-piece bathing suits,
but they were only 3 112 years
old.
G. E. Hornsby
Annandale, Va.
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Attend the Barbecue Aug. 101