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GLENLOCH
NEWS
By Mrs Paul Mfaa
Rev C L. Lyles of Tempi*, d* !iv»r
ed a wonderful and inspiring rr^saze
Sin-fax moming and e ~r*nin^ at tb*
BapLsr eSurrh He was aI!M to serve
the cftsrndb dun-^ the ensrxin< y^ar
and was zrarrt-d two weeks to make
a decimcm.
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chadrew. M and Mrs M IL EM^bl
#*rp vts •*<? ??rs Maud-- ...
Standby
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ctuidrer M- and Mrs. F F M lam.
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HEARD COUNTY FARM SUPPLY
Hi^wcy 100 In Loftin, R7D 1. RoopvFe, Go.
as Newnaa stated F T Milam. Sr
| Scsdsy
Mrs. Miitoa Meso was tanored with
a stork i>«a;r Saturday afternoon at
tae tame M Mrs. Z F Wttooa She re
eeaied away useful and lawety sifts.
Mr ata Mr* Ptak Webb ata rteild
rea were the sapper (nests M Mrs.
■ Dera Webb Sun toy aacht.
Mr and Mrs Charles StaH.no and
: daughter of Cewtrafhatrhoe spent the
' week eta with Mr and Mrs. C X
Stailino
Mr and Mrs. Will Hannah spent
Sunday with Mr and Mrs Glenn Carr
of Carrollton.
Mr. Kenneth Worley ata jir! friend
netted Mr and Mr* Namon Worley
and attended eto* ch service* Sunday
night.
Mr and Mrs. Robert Camsmns and
etuMaea visited Mr and Mrs C H.
Beil Sunday afternoon
Mr and Mrs Deboer Goodin and
boys Mr and Mrs. Pato Milam and
Mal visited the J W Gatans Sunday
Mr and Mr* Tom Garner spent the
week -nd with Mr and Mrs. Win Key
Rev. C. L Lyle was the Suntay din
ner guest at Mr and Mrs L C. Arms
trong
H 'kite—H arcrow
Rev and Mr* O C. Nichols of Crag
ford. Ala. announce the marriage of
their daughter, Wanda Nichols White,
to John Riley Harnrow son of Mr
sad Mrs J C. Harerow
Mrs. Harerow was grad-a-—1 from
Miunt Beerr Hieh School Mr Har
row is a graduate of Mount Berry
Colle—- and la now associated with
tilt Eto.ua Gap Nachoocter School
After a sSnrt trip the couple anß
reside in Rr“- ; n Ga- Ga.
A Watkins Route in »W in Heard
Cownty This is owe of the best mates
If between «S tod 5& hsterested to
evtong C 5 to »lto weekly fcMtol
- tag Watkin* pmdnrts to this wnodn r
fuf locality write *e wire the J. R.
Watkins Co. <a» Wm* Peaehtree St_
X K. Attowta.
FOR AtE Ownnse treated fewee
post* Oasnse posts ar- saperior to—
ante they won't rot. tost longer, are
tis r—tardaat. eFan to handle and
ail! b Li s staple tlrmlv CHEKOKEF
RNTEKPKISRS. West Main St. Ho-
• -.< n- Ga.
•SPE I Al. MANO OFFER ’
H ch grade Sp> net Piano to be sold
a soar n aghborhood for the balance,
scntol Down Favtrr-nt and small nanw-
My payments on BaUnee Also med
uns-s.** upr.gM . . very cheap If not
-dd at core will tnato-r neat Write
C redit O pt_ <3 Alabama St- * W
.tlaai* Ga.
BU'VHT S»V!Cf—«n re, u l«,
rowa* Just cull os for y<»w food
a-ta ton supply noods
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A fc.4 «<- tit afmi—ti- te-
sOKjfo end we; wars te tai*
.• INr teatate rasoKs.
CHECK THESE
OTHER SERVICES
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I-e^al Notice
ADMINIBTRRTCNr* «■*
Georgia. Heard County.
By rinse of an orOu M Oto Ctokrt'
. of Ordinary of Heard Cnnnfj ^btd !
upon the appßrttaa M Hnntow*l>t>v
ner as adnuustratar of the ototo M'
t R M Turner. derenngß into «f *d
. county at the Sept Term. MSC to !
the tands of the mat R M. Ttowri.
deceased, tor the porvoae of toVlrg'
t debts and sajang dismtoMtow. there
r will be sold oefore tto enaclltouie
door ar public ontery. to the
; and best bidder for cash, to tlto city
, of Fran aim. bet seen tto tecai Kaurs
,- of sai* on the Erst Tueadvla Oto
aer. 1354. as the property of aM de-
; -eased the fr.iicw.ng 4 r scribed tones,
to-wit
5 acres it land, .nctudtog toaMUg
. situated thereon, mere or tea* o 0 <M,
, Land Lot No. 13. in tto 13th Wil -
rs ongnally Carroll, now Heard Cm
. ty Georgia, rounded as fulTiv—. Mkrth
oy H B Wr-ght. East by 1 L Bley. |
. South by J L Eley. H. A. Turner and
_ X G Wortham. West by W. R Flor-
ence
This Sept 6 1954.
Horace Timer. Adm.
R M Turner's Etsate
f
TAX LEVY
i
- GEORGIA. HE-ARC COCNTI:
By the Cootsßssiaaar* of Road* aad
.-Revenues of Heard County. Georgia
ft is -onsidered. ordered and adjsd
g*d that there be levied as cwwnt
( taxes for the y-ar 1954. tto foOowVi.
per eentum. to-mt:
L To pay the expenses of adatoais-
Tatior of the eointy Govemaseat. Tw
-nty-three >23> cents on each one har
dr—i dollars of taxable property of
“ -Pud county
Z To pay the principal and iatorest
o ary debt of the -ounty. Two •■C
■ats on each one handrail dollars of
’ axable property of said county
■ 3. To build and repair tto paMi'
' buildings and bridge* Seveaty-thre
• ‘ ems on »ach one hundred dai
- ars of tasaoie property of said coon
' y
4 To pay the expenses of tto caaarts
he maintenance and support of pri-
I oners and coroner and toe litigation
. Twenty-E'e 1 25» ent* on “ark one
- hundred dollars of taxable piupertj of
- said -ounty
t i To build and Hsntan a system
• rs county -oads Ten < 10 > cents oa
a.-h one hundred dollars of tamable
ornperty of said county
<> For public health purposes to said
-«inty and for the collection and pce
•ervat on of records of vital statiaiic*
"wo and one-half *2S ‘ cents oa inch
one hundred dollars of taxahto pro
perty of said eo<tnty.
T T* support poop -i* Tww r sti
< 0® on each one hundred toUnr -of
taxable property of said county
d To pay ounty agriettitar*. and
home derrumstrauun i genes tw hr A half
IES > cents on each one hundr-d dol
lars of taxa.-Ie property of saic cootoi
*y
9 To provide for payments of old;
age assistan.se to aged persons in n-e< '
and tor the payment of assistant-- to
ae-dy blind, and to dependent children!
and other welfare benefits. Eig-’tyl
• 30’ cents on each one hundred dollars!
of taxable property of said eoahiy
I‘> Ta provide tor county’s pnrtiekl
pntion in Forest Fire Protection F ity
4> cents :n each one hundr d :l
lars of taxable property of sad cou. -y I
Making in all a tax levy for
county purposes of Two rXiLar” > wt
enty SLX cents on each one bu :: d*
dolla.-s of taxahte property of sa. - »1
unry besides Sts e Tax of T* d'
one-hai. ' 2S. ■ cents •; n each ;r - t -
dred dollars of taxable ppipe— <
said county.
It is turther ordr-ed and ad; . J
that there be levied for count; ■> es
school purpose* One Dollar anc - y
■MN cents on each one hundr- •
lar> of taxable property of sa.d
ty
It is further ordered and ad; i|
that there be levied for count;. e^
school purposes. 5 nulls, benes * '
each one hundred dollars at ta a e
property of sad county exc-e
pe-sena. prope.-ty wtneb has be
emp.ed from taxation.
This August T. 1554.
W D Milians
J L Eley
J T. Mxkle.
C?ttmtssi'>aers of and
Revemek Head Gbl
—
Dr. Perry N. Huff
Optometrist
Office H. js 9 aa. to R : —
Closed all day w edr- «*av
Id Newnan St
CARROLLTON. CECRGIA
Day Phone 15TI Night 2ST
Lipford & Shutts
Funeral Directors
Frsnklm. Gene (to
Embalming and Ambulance
Service
Haase Ri iiitothei Sa S
WraabiT ic Act No. 202
A Resolution
Proposing to the qiiaiifieii voters
of Georgia an arramteent to Arn
-4 de HL. Section TV, Paragraphs I and
HI at tto Constitution at Georgia.
teiating to tto term of ofSee and
‘ the aaeetmgs of tto General Asaem
' dy so as to provide for the tune of
the convening of the General As
। saubiy; to prtr-Mie that tto General
Asaembiy shall meet in annual ses
sions not to exceed forty days: to
provide for tto subrnission of this
■ proposed atnendnent to tto- voters
for ratification or rejection: and for
other purposes.
BE TT P.ESGLV"ED BY THE
CXXERAL ASSEMBLY OF GEOR
GIA AS FOLLOWS
SECTION L
Article HL Section IV. Paragraphs
I and UI of tto Constitution <m Geor
pa. relating to tto term of office and
he meetings of the General Assem
bly. be hereby amended by striking
laid paragraphs in their entirety and
nserfing in lieu thereof new Para
graphs I and HI to read as follows:
■Paragraph L The members of the
lenerai Assembly shall to ejected
r. tso years and shall serve until
.j? time fixed by Law for the cooven
-:g of She General Assembly in the
‘-ear following the second year of
ich members term of office."
"Paragraph 111. The General As
embly shall meet m regular session
n tto second Monday in January.
255, and annually thereafter on the
ante day until the date shall be
ranged by law. By concurrent reso
ition adopted by a majority of
nembers elected to both Houses, the
.enera. Assembly may adjourn any
egular session to such later date as
I It may fix for reconvening Ln regu
w session, but shall remain in reg
iar session no longer than forty
SOi days, in the aggregate, in each
ear during the term for which the
embers were elected. All business
ndmg in the Senate or House at
e adjournment of any regular ses
on may be considered at arty Later
gmar session held in the same year
>i there had been no adjournment.
othing herein shall be construed to
feet the power of the Governor to
n-mke the General Assembly, in ex
aordinary session, or rhe duty
t » Goverrcr to convene the Gen
al Ascembiy in extraordinary ses
on upon tto ceruficate of three
• h- of the —emhe-s ei -erexi to the
, : enate and tto House of Representa
! r es. as provided in Article V. Sec
p n L Paragraph XII of this Con
".‘ution. If an mp» achment trial is
> erdine at rhe end of any regular
It xtracriirar- session, tto Senate
ay cuotirue tn session until such
| Lal is coc piered."
SKTIDK 2
■ When tto above oropcsed amend
| sent to s he Cons-ituhon shall have
I* en agreed to by two—-hiids of
>- Rtomben elected to each of the
~o Houses of the General Assem
!y and tto same has been entered
-m •h’r- jotimads with tto “Ayes'
I>Rd “Nays’ taitek ttoreao. tto Gx
[ -rrw is hereby autharael and in-
I rtmi-ed to cause suet Bnenafcnenr to
e puMlslxxf is one or amre oewspa
• ?cts tn each C\xig-es.-tonal District
of tto State for two morrhs p-evtous
to tto tn- M hokhng -he Best gen
ierai etecnon at wh; -h e!eeri«»n mem
ber* at tto General Assembly are
• -tected and the abo’. e proposed
. e- dr-ent -hail be sui-rmtred for
rar-.f ’-arton yr -eji-.- 'in tc tto e'ec-
Irt j .-.< S’ate
AI p-r-ons voting at said elec
m r r or al^pttng ’to pro
oed ar”mir-ent to the Constitu
te- s. a" hc -e w-ittert or printed on
baT’nt ’he following:
’F r ra'ificmto of tmnn^metit to
t tjctp m Section IV. Pnrag-aph,;
Td Hi of the Ccrsmutsorr so as
| - provide for arm Jal sessions of the
■nai Assenfafy not to exceed for
i stay*’
AM pe-sons opporing rhe adept ion
sai'l amend-er’ shall ha e writ
j or or printed on the ballot tto foi
! -rt-g:
Aga-rs* ratltoation of amend
; nt to A-*jcie Hl Sectkie IV Para
-p s I and HI of tto Coastitu
' kb so as to provide for annual ses
' >ns of the General Assembly not
; »exceed forty 4. days.”
if tto pern:- shall ra’ify such
i teedrnent by a majority of the
i ertors »juahf:cd to vote vctiEg
• ’ereon such amendment shall be
ome a part of the Constitution if
his State The returns of tto elec
on shall be made in like manner as
etums for ejections for merr. e:s of
• he Gereral Assemvlv and it snail be
1 he dn"y of 'he Secretary of State
i a ascertain the result and to cer i
■ Y tto result x> the Gorenxir who
' hahl if sneh amemtrent be ratiried.
-sake reeeiamatioci thereof.
I "TED HAND
» peaker of the Hcxase
' J<>E BCONE
PemßSr, Hewd Cwah Geoniß, Friday Oct- 1
Oerk of tto House
MARVIN GRIFFIN
Preside ut at tto Senate
GEORGE D STEWART
i Secretary of tto Senate
‘ I
-1 Hoose -Reiotuticn No. 243
i Resolution Act No. 199
Iv
i
A Resolution
t
’ Proposing an amendment to Ar
-1 ticie XV. Section L Paragraph L at
" the Consutut-on. relating to home
’ rule, so as to autherze ’he General
5 Assembly to provide for the self-gov
-1 emment of municipalities: to provide
r for the sutoussion of this amend
ment to tto voters for ratification or
- rejection: and for other purposes.
’! BE IT RESOLVED BY THE GEN
ERAL ASSEMBLY OF GEORGIA
AS FOLLOWS:
s i
-I SECTION L
** Article XV. Section L Paragraph
" L of the Constitution, relating to
• home rule, is hereby amended by
; striking the provisions of Paragrapn
" I in their entirety and inserting m
beu thereof new provisions to read
’ as follows
j 1 “Paragraph L The General As-
1 ' -embiy is authorized to provide by
law for the self —zo'. emmer.- of mum-
a {
’ [ cfpaiities and to that end is hereby
[ exr-ressly given the authority to dele
‘ gate its powers so that matters per
, raining to municipaiities upon which.
’ prior to tto ratification of this
i amendment, it was necessary for the
General Assemble to act. mav be
a I
i dealt with without the necessity of
f | action by the General Assembly
Any powers granted as provided
’ i herein shall be exercised subject only
' ’o statutes of general app Lea tier.
pertaining to municipalities.’
-1 SECTION 2
, 1 When the above proposed amend
! mem to the Constitution shall have
: been agreed to by two-thirds of the
t members elee’ed to each of the rwc
branches of tto General Assembly.
r and the same has been entered on
r their journals with the ’Ayes' and
: “Nays” taken thereon, the Govem-
j I or is hereby authorized and instruct
j ed to cause such proposed amer.u
ment to be published as provided in
f Article XIII. Section I. Paragraph I
_of the Constitution of Georgia of
119®. as amended, for two months
p-evious t o tto rime of tto genera'
f ; election at which the above proposed
amendment shall be submitted for
ratification or rejection to the elec
tors as provided for in said Para-
. graph of the Constitution.
Tto ballot submitting the above
, ppicosed amendment shall have writ
t ten or printed thereon the follow
ing:
"For ra’ification of amendment to
the Ccnsri’u’ioa so as to authorize
, -.e General Assembly to provide for
, self-gnverrmem of municipalities.
, 'Agairst ratification of amend
merr’ to rhe Constitution so as to
; authorize the General Assembly to
pre-ide for self-government of muri
ctp*i:->es.“
All persons desiring to vote in
favor of adopting rhe proposed
amerMfcrertt shall vote for ra’ification
. of the ar-endment. and alt persons
iesiring to vote against the adoption
of the proposed ansmknent shall
te against ratificatian.
, If the people shad ratify such
[ az endm.-nt by a majority of the
.e' -ctors qualified tc vote voting
-rerron. sack amerdmert shall be
comt a part of the Constitution of
h‘s state. The returns of the eiec
tioc shall be made in like manner as
returns for e-'ev-tions for members of
the General Assembly and it shall be
’ ’ ’ di :f the Secretary of State to
b asi ertaia the result and certify the
result to tto Governor who shall if
sueit amencknent be ra’ified. make
rroc’amadon thereof.
, ?’red hand
Speaker of tto Hoose
. E BOONE
C'erk of ’>■ House
MARVIN SRIFFLN
Preslderr of the Senate
GEC ^CE D STEWART
Serre ary of the Senate
LEGAL
NOTICE
LEAVK TO SELL
Geortca. Heard County
Court of Ormnarj'. Sept. C Term. 1954
R P Turner Acminrstrator of tto
estate of Mrs L. K. Harrah, deceased,
hav.ng duly applied oy petition to sell
tto lards betoogiag to said estate, said
application will to heard at tto regui
x- term of tto Court of Ordinary for
said County tc to held oa tto first
Monday in Octoeer 1954.
Ttos &h day of Sept ISA
Lotu-e Sledge. Orimary
House Roolunon No. 225
Resolution Act Na 156
A Resolution
Proposing to tto people far rati
fication or rejection, an amendment
(to Article VHI of tto Constitution
of tto State of Georgia, adding a new
seer-inn relating to education.
BE IT RESOLVED by tto General
Assembly es Georgia:
SECTION L
That Article VIH of the Constitu
tion of the State of Georgia be
amended by adding thereto a new
section, to be numbered Section XIII,
as follows:
"Section XIII Paragraph L Grants
for Education. Notwithstanding any
other provision of this Constitution,
the General Assenbiy may by law
provide for grants of State, county
or municipal finds to citizens of the
State for educa’ional purposes, in
discharge of ail obligation of tto
State to provide adequate education
for its citizens.’’
SECTION 2.
When this amendment shall have
been agreed to by two-thirds of
the members elected to each of the
two Houses of the General Assem
bly. the same shall be entered on
their journals with the yeas and nays
taken thereon. The Governor shall
cause the same to be published in
one or more newspapers in each Con
gressional District for two months
previous to the next general election
at which members of the General
Assembly are chosen, and it shall be
submitted to the people for ratifica
tion or rejection at such election.
Those desiring to vote in favor of
ratifying the amendment shall have
written or printed on their ballots:
’’For the amendment to Article
VEH of the Constitution adding a
new section relating to education.”
Those desiring to vote against rati
fying the amendment shall have
written or printed on their ballots:
Against the amendment to Article
VIH of the Constitution adding a
new- section relating to education.”
If. at said election, a majority of
the qualified voters voting thereon
shall vote in favor of the amendment,
the same siiall become a part of the
Constitution of Georgia, and the
Governor shall make proclamation
thereof upon tto certification of tto
result of said election by the Secre
tary of State.
SECTION 3.
AH laws and parts of laws in con
flict with this resolution are here
by repealed.
FRED HAND
Speaker of the House
JOE BOONE
Clerk of the House
JLARXTN GRIFFIN
President of the Senate
GEORGE D STEW ART
Secretary of the Senate
APPROVED:
HERMAN E TALMADGE
Governor
This llrh day of Dec.. 1953.
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FOR SALE Seven rmaw tonse with
Xpprex'mat ’y J acres of ! an< i w -m a
•1# foot tree’ aw N-wnan St Has
row Shed and ehieton house. ab»a*
15 -eres of rood pasture. pncticaDy
new 500 jaL Propane gas and heater*
•>ne -l.x-tn< hoc wafer heater, doable
kiteton sink and cabinets. Has oce
the best rtrdens in the royalty. Cow
fcu-t O. W. BVRNS.
FOR THE BEST IN SHOE RE
PAIRS . xfeM -h.. clean-
er* We hive with ns Mr. H. & Rayes
whe has maar year* experience ia
shw repair* AU es oar work is guas
aoteed.
franklin CLEANEES
Strayed from pasture near Cookes
vflle .one sac - polled Hereford
row ntwiiaa stare ahowt August Is*—
finder pfoaw notify Robert & Wire
HugansviUe. Ga.
