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THE HENRY
COUNTY WEEKLY
FKANK K KAGAN, Kriiror.
Kntered at the postoffi neat McDonough,
Ga , as second-class mail matter.
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Advertisifcg Kates furnished on appli
oatlon.
Official' of Henry County.
McDonough, Ga. Oct 3, 1913.
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Welcomed by the Editor. Please notify
him of all deaths, marriages, etc.
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will please notify Frank Keagan, Editor
MoDouongh, Georgia.
Echoes From McDonough
High School.
We can but have the feeling of
such a wholseome pride in Mc-
Donough High School. Teachers
are alert, pupils interested, patrons
co-operative and pleased. And,
because of the fact that this the
largest school of the county, we
also want it to be the leading
school.
It is the leading school. But for
the untiring vigilance and interest
and industry on the part of the
earnest and most faithful principal
and teachers of this school, the
work undertaken the past month
could never have reached the high
degree of success now evidenced
from the building which has been
the scene ot so much earnest et
fort for the past few weeks.
The development of the cooking
department is almost a marvel.
Beginning with the purchase of
two oil stoves and perhaps half a
dozen vessels in which to cook,'we
have now increased our equip
ment, not to the highest state of
completion, but to a very neat, but
modest kitchen outfit.
It is most delightful to note the
joy with which the girls go about
their cooking lessons. The boy
scouts are also increasing, or try
ing with a mighty effort, to increase
their knowledge of domestic arts
and sciences— ANl) THE BOYS WILL
SUCCEED.
The results we are getting from
the girls in their sewing are very
fine. The girls, from the youngest
up, are to be highly praised for
what they have accomplished with
thimble and needle. Oh, how the
little lassies do work!
Nor are we forgetful of what
the boys have done with hammer
and saw and nails. Some very
useful things have been added to
the kitchen outfit, the tennis court
is near compeletion, and many
useful and pretty articles have
been made for the different rooms;
if they are not made they are in
the process of making and to be
completed soon.
Work makes the winning ones.
We are sure to win.
The Rev. Frank D. Hunt, Evan
gelist of the Atlanta Presbytery,
will assist the pastor, the Rev.
Jonas Barclay, in a serious of
meetings at Timberridge, begin
ning on the the first Sunday in
December.
Miss Mozelle Baldwin, of Cuth
bert, will arrive in a few days to be
the guest of Miss Ruth Turner.
CALENDAR FOR HENRY
COUNTY SUPERIOR
COURT.
OCTOBER TERM, 1913.
Monday, 20th.
846. Willie Hinton vs. Annie Hinton —Libel for Divorce
J. F. Wall, Attorney.
8.75. Oscar Weaver vs. Caroline Weaver —Libel for Divorce
E. M. Smith, Attorney.
884. J. A. Nix vs. L. J. &J. S. Dorsey —Certiorari
J. J. Barge, Attorney.
885. Malicie Harrington vs. Fenton Harrington—Libel for Divorce
J. F. Wall, Attorney.
896. Kern White vs, • Beckie White —Libel for Divorce
H. A. Peebles, Attorney.
897. Joe Lummus ys. The State—Certiorari
R. O. Jackson, Attorney.
899. Carrie Bivins vs. Will Bivins—Libei for Divorce
J. F. Wall, Attorney.
903. Michelin Tire Co. vs. Asa & Fouche Lemon —Complaint
W. E. Watkins, Attorney.
900. Onie Adams vs. Robt. Cleveland Adams—Petition for Alimony
H. A. Peebles, Attorney.
916. J.T. Thompson vs. Oliver Jones & Mrs. Nora Welch—Complaint
E. J. Reagan. Attorney. E. M. Smith, Attorney.
920. Hendley Varner vs. Ozzie Varner —Libel for Divorce
R O. Jackson, Attorney.
930. J S. Gilbert vs. W. W. Patterson, Deft; J. C. Craig,
E. M. Smith, Attorney. Garnishee —Garnishment
[E. J. Reagan, Attorney.
934. T. J. Gleaton vs. Mrs. Nannie Chafin, Sam Chafin —
E* J. Reagan, Attorney. [Protest to Land Line
941. vs. T.-Wdfocfc = -Certierari
942. VI. Mattie Terris —Cedsßteri
945. W. T. Upchurch v». Southern Ry. -Co.—Complaint
E. J. Reagan, Attorney.
946. Paul Matthews vs. Southern Ry. Co.—Complaint
Brown & Brown, Attorneys.
948. O. P. Moss vs. The Central Ga. Power Co. —Complaint
E. J. Reagan, Attorney.
949. Mollie Lockhart vs. Caleb Lockhart—Libel for Divorce
Brown & Brown, Attorneys.
952. Dave Sharp vs. Southern Ry. Co. —
E. J. Reagan, Attorney.
TUESDAY 22nd.
953. I. D. Crawford, J. T. Askew vs. R. E. Henderson—Complaint
Brown & Brown, Att’ys. E. M. Smith, Att’y.
954. Lula Freeman vs. Atlas Freeman—Libel for Divorce
Brown & Brown, Attorneys.
956. T. J. Bledsoe vs. S. A, Austin—Ejectment
R. 0. Jackson, Attorney. &A\k
957. Fulton Fertilizer Co. vs. R. W. Exum—Complaint
R. 0. Jackson. Attorney. Reagan, Wall, Smith, Attorneys
960. Ethel Pair vs. R. B. Pair—Libel for Divorce
J. F. Wall, Attorney.
963. J. D. Carter vs. Mrs. Martha Carter—Libel for Divorce
E. M. Smith, Attorney.
965. Rosalie Taylor vs. Will Taylor—Libel for Divorce
966. H. C. Perry vs. Davis & Grady Lunsford—Appeal
E. M. Smith, Attorney. Frank Reagan, E. J. Reagan, Attorneys.
968 Mate ■ Gaafr muti
875. Mrs. MarV J. Bailey vs. Souihern Rv. Co—Complaint
J. T. Moore, Attorney.
976 Southern Cotton Oil Co. vs. R. W. Exum—Foreclosure
Hughes & Spalding, Attorneys.
980. L. F. Beeks vs. Sanders Randolph—Complaint on Note
Brown & Brown, Attorneys. Coogler, Smith, Attorneys.
981. W. S. Wilson vs. I. T. Dabney—Appeal
E. J. Reagan, Attorney.
984. J. M. Veacfi & Co., vs. R. H. Brannan, Adm’r—Appeal
Brown & Brown, Attorneys. IXTS A *A k
986. Browder-Manget Co., vs. Rr-Wrfeuii.—iComplaint
Hewlett & Dennis, Smith, Attorneys.
987. H. W. Carmichael vs. A. F. Adamson, Ex. of James R.
J. F. Wall, Att’y. [Rob nson —Complaint
[E, J. Reagan, Att’y.
WEDNESDAY. 23rd.
988. The Bank of Locust Grove vs. B. F. Thompson—Complaint
Brown & Brown, Attorneys.
990. Carmichael Lumber Co. vs. Mrs. Missouri Coker—Complaint
J. F. Wall, Attorney.
991. East Atlanta Bank vs. J. M. Gardner—Complaint
Doby & Chambers, E. J. Reagan, Att’ys. E. M. Smith,
922.
Wirt. Ross, Att’ys. Reagim-^mitJfXT^ys.
994. Lawrence Moseley vs. Mattie Moseley—Libel for Divorce
E. M. Smith, Attorney.
995. W. D. Knight vs. J. M. Stroud — Complaint
R. O. Jackson, Attorney.
996. O. B. Turpin-J. J. Turpin vs. B. R. Turpin, et. al.—Complaint
E. M. Smith, Attorney.
997. Mrs. Ida Newman vs. J. B. Newman—Appeal
Brown & Brown, Attorneys. E. J. Reagan, Attorney.
998. Green & Tarpley vs. Oscar Stroud—Appeal
E. M. Smith, Attorney. E. J. Reagan, Attoraey.
1000. Mrs. ys. J. W. Chafin—Divorce Jr Aiimoay
fiLM. Smith.TTTl.Ta^s^^
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1009. Mrs. M. O. Hightower vs. H. C. Hightower —Assignment of
E. M. Smith, Attorney. [Dower
1011. W. D. Knight ys. C. S. Heard —Foreclosure
R. O. Jackson, Attorney.
In Re. —Mrs. Elizabeth A. Coker —Application for Dower.
.1. F\ Wall, Attorney.
1015. The City of McDonough, Ga., vs. E. D. ToHeson, AdmY —
E. M. Smith, Attorney.. . <v / ' [Complaint
... LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO , DEBTORS- AND
„ CREDITORS.
GEORGIA, Henry Ccjnty.
Notice is hereby given to all
creditors of the estate of Saninel
M. Coke?, lute of said conntv. de
ceased, to render in an acconnt of
their demands to me within the
time prescribed by law, properly
made out and sworn to. And all
persons indebted to said deceased
are hereby requested to make im
mediate payment to the undersign
ed.
This September 2nd, 1913.
J. F. COKER,
Administrator Samuel
Coker.
8-29, 4
NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND
CREDITORS
All persons indebted to the estate
of H. L. Griffin, are requested to
make immediate settlement, with
the undersigned. All persons hav
ing claims against said estate are
requested to present them to me as
required by law.
This September sth. 1913.
W. S. DAVIS,
Administrator Est. H. L. Griffin.
deceased.
10-17, 6.
EXECUTOR’S SALE.
GEORGIA— Henry County :
By virtue of the authority given
to me by the last will and testa
ment of T. M. Bearden, late of said
county,deceased, which will is now
of record in the office of the Ordi
nary of said county, will be sold at
Public Outcry on the First Tuesday
in November, 1913, at the Court
House in said county, between the
usual hours of sale, the following
real estate in Henry County, Ga.,
to-wit—said real estate lying and
being in the second land district of
Henry County, Ga., same being the
west half of lot No. (224) two hun
dred and twenty-four, and bounded
as follows:
On the north by lands of Mrs. A.
P. Bearden, on the east by lands of
James English, on, the south by
lands of William Tingle, and on
the west by lands of Jack McKib
ben. said land being owned by said
T. M. Bearden at the time of his
death, containing one hundred
acres, more or less, on which is
situated a five-room dwelling house
with other outbuildings.
Terms cash. This Sept. 29. 1913
MRS. A. P. BEARDEN,
10-24 4 Executor.
A. B. & F. A. MITCHAM,
Funiture and Undertaking
HAMPTON, GEORGIA.
We have an experienced Embalmer, a Henry county boy,
Mr. Ferry Welch.
AH oalls answered promptly day er night.
AM embalming earef ally done and aeoordiag to bast methede
Onr stook of metal and wood eaekote and robes are mneqaallaA.
Oar services, kearsoe aad efalptnent, are the beef te be had. -
We famish the beet steel, Wtek e* asm—t YeeMft. J
SHERIFF’S SALE.
Georgia, Henry County.
Will be sold before the court.Jiouse
door in the City of McDonough, Henry
County, Georgia, between the legal
hours of sale at public outcry to the
highest bidder, for cash certain
real estatfe, to-wit:
A certain tract, or parcel of land
ly’ng and being in the town of
Luella, Ga., in suid county, and
being the fourth lot from the
chnrch at Luella. same having (100)
one hnndied foot frontage and run
ning back (210) two hundred and
ten feet—bounded on the north
and west by lands of Willie E. and
C. V. Henley, on the east by the
public road, and on the south by
lands of J. W. Henderson, said
property levied on as the property
of R. L. Price to satisfy a special
lien execution issued against said
land from the City Court of Griffin
in favor of Carmichael Lumber
Company against said R. L. Price,
said property being in possession of
R. L. Price at time of levy. De
fendant and tenant in possession
legally notified. This Sept. 30,1913.
A. C. SOWELL,
10-24 4 Sheriff.
ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE.
Georgia, Henry County.
By virtue of an order granted by
the Court of Ordinary of Henry Coun
ty, Georgia, will be sold before the
court house door in the city of Mc-
Donough, Henry County, Georgia, at
public outcry to the highest bidder,,
within the legal hours of sale on the
first Tuesday in November, 1913,
188 acres of land in McMullins Dis
trict ef said county and State,
bounded as follows:
On the north by land of Ben
Sims, on the south by land of F. M.
Patterson, on the east by land of
J. W. Patterson, and on the west
by land of J. B. Russell and Jesse
Copeland.
Sold as the estate of J. M. Pat
terson, deceased, for distribution.
This Ist day ot October, 1913.
L. L. PATTERSON,
10-24 4 Administrator.
Notice of Sale.
"Will be sold before the Court
House door in McDonough on Tues
day, October 7th, the following
property, to-wit:
One 30-horse Cole Engine and
Boiler. Engine can be seen at the
old Beersheba Ginery. Also, on the
same date, will be sold at the late
residence of I. B. Bryans, one
Piano, rugs, square, household and
kitchen furniture, tables, bedding,
etc. A. C. NORMAN,
10-3 1 Administrator.
