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PUBLIC SALE
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To the highest and best bidder for cash:
Two Story store and apartment, block building, 30x
60.
Five gas heaters and 1000 gallon tank, electric and
cocnUr scales and sausage grinder.
Hous.hold and kitch.n furniture. Other odds and
.nds.
f ecct d oh South side square in Franklin,. Ga.
LYDA I. GLADNEY
Dr. Perry N. Huff 0-9 ph^o. 2571 n^tsti
Optometrist Lipford & Stutts
Office Hoon: 9 am to 6 om Funeral Diracton
Closed all day Wednr»dav Franklin. «>orgta
W Newnan St Embalming and Ambulance
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CARROLLTON. GEORGIA I J , i
REMNANT SALE
—One Day On'y—
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 23. I^4
Doors Open at 8:00 a.m.
Good Assortment of Wool and Rayon Remnants
In Lengths up to 5 yards
Reasonably Priced
CENTRA! HATCH EE X ARIETY STORE
Centralhatchee. Georgia
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FRANKLIN to:
A ’bum “ 30
<9v?rlotte .70
D'Land .SS
J exin^ton Ky. 30
M 'dison. Ga. 30
Mari.tta .40
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■tev. vution 10-staiioa. after h P M and
aii Jav Sunuay Reduced Federal Excise
taxis are extra.
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<BWS AM> BAfEHOL FMANKUS GA
House Resolution No. 85
Resolution Act No. 202
A Resolution
Proposing to the qualified voters
\ot Georgia an amendment to Arti
cle in. Section IV. Paragraphs I and
HI of the Constitution of Georgia,
relating to the term of office and
the meetings of the General Aasem
| My. so as to provide for the time ot
| the convening of the General As-
Isembiy ; to provide that the General
Assembly shall meet in annual ses
sions not to exceed forty days: to
provide for the submission of this
proposed amendment to the voters
tor ratification or rejection: and for
other purposes.
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF GEOR
GIA AS FOLLOWS:
SECTION L
Article HL Section IV. Paragraphs
11 and 111 of the Constitution of Geor
gia. relating to the term of office and
the meetings of the General Assem
bly. be hereby amended by striking
said paragraphs in their entirety and
inserting in lieu thereof new Para
grapiis I and HI to read as follows
"Paragraph I. The members of the
General Assembly shall be elected
years and shall serve until
ti._x fixed hy law tor the convert
ng. ot thg General Assembly in the
year following the second year ol
such members term of office.”
‘’Paragraph HI. The General As
sembiy shall meet in regular session
on the second Monday in January
1955. and annually thereafter on the
same day until the date shall be
.■hanged by law. By concurrent reso
lution adopted by a majority ol
members elected to both Houses, the
General Assembly may adjourn any
regular session to such later date as
it may fix for reconvening m regu
•ar session, but shall remain in reg
ular session no longer than forty
•401 days, in rhe aggregate, in each
year during the term for which the
members were elected. All business
lenrhng in the Senate or House at
he adjournment of any regular ses
on may be considtred at any later
egular session held in the same year
ra if there had been no adjournment
.’orbing herein shall be construed tc
ifiect the power of the Governor tc
invoke the General Assembly in ex
aordinary session, or the duty ol
.he Governor to convene the Gen
eral Assembly in extraordinary ses
sion upon the certificate of three
fifths of the members elected to the
Senate and the House of Representa
tives. as provided in Article V. Sec
tion L Paragraph XII of this Con
stitution. If an impeachment trial is
pending at the end of any regular
or extraordinary session, the Senate
may continue in sess.on until such
rial is co-npieted.”
SECTION 2
When the abo’ e proposed amend
ment to the Constitution shall have
peen agreed to by two-thirds of
he members elected to each of the
two Houses of the General Assem
bly and the same has been entered
on their journals with the ‘Ayes’’
and "Nays’ taken thereon, the Gov
ernor is hereby authorized and in
structed to cause such amendment to
be published in one or more newspa
pers in each Congressional District
of the S*ate for two months previous
to the time of holding the next gen
eral election, at which election mem
bers of the General Assembly are
elected and the above proposed
amendnienr shall be submitted for
ratification or rejection to the elec
tors of this State.
All persons voting at said elec
ton in fax or of adopting the pro
posed amendment to the Constitu
tion shall have written or printed on
he ballot the following
‘For ratification of amendment to
Article HI. Section IV. Paragraphs
i and HI of the Constitution so as
o provide for annual sessions of the
General Assembly not to exceed for
ty i-lO' days."
Al! persons opposing the adoption
of said amend ment shall have writ
ten or printed on the bai.ot the toi
owing:
"Against ratification of amend
ment to Article 111. Section IV. Para
ri aphs I and HI of the Constitu
tor so as to provide for arm tai ses
•ions of the General Assembly not
to exceed forty 4 > days.”
If the people shall ratify such
amendment oy a majority of the
electors quahf ed to vote voting
thereon, such amendment shall be
come a part of the Constitution of
thss State. The returns of the elec
tion shall be made in l.ke manner as
iTturns tor ejections for members of
the Genera! Assembly and it snail be
-.lie duty of the Secretary of State
to ascertan the result and to certi
ty the result to the Governor, who
shall if such amem&nont be ratified,
make proclamation thereof
FRED HAND
Speaker x the House
JOE BCONE
Frankfia, Heard Counts Georzfa, Friday Oet. 8 1954
Clerk of the House
MARVIN GRIFFIN
President of the Senate
GEORGE D STEW ART
•Secretary of the Senate
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— Resolution No. 243
’ | Resolution Act No. 199
A Resolution
1 1 Proposing an amendment to Ar
d tide XV, Section L Paragraph L of
H the Constitution, relating to home
| rule, so as to authorize the General
H I Assembly to proside for the self-gov
j । eminent of municipalities: to provide
for the submission of this amend
-1“
ment to the voters for ratification or
B rejection: and for other purposes.
, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE GEN-
T ERAL ASSEMBLY OF GEORGIA
AS FOLLOWS:
E SECTION L
Article XV. Section I. Paragraph
iI. of the Constitution, relating to
I home rule, is hereby amended by
a striking the provisions of Paragraph
. Im their entirety and inserting in
* lieu thereof new provisions to read
H . as follows:
g 1 ‘Paragraph L The General As
‘ sembly is authorized to provide by
H • law for the self-government of muni
(. cipalities and to that end is hereby
e ! expressly given the authority to dele
d | gate its powers so that matters per
-2 [ raining Jo municipalities upon whidi.
.. I prior to the ratification Os ' this
e amendment, it was necessary for the
j General 'Assembly to act. may be
‘ dealt with without the necessity of
< action by the General Assembly
n J Any powers granted as provided
’ herein shall be exercised subject only
e i ‘o statutes of general appiieation
e pertaining to municipalities.”
SECTION 2
When the above proposed amend
e ment to the Constitution shall have
v been agreed to by two-thirds of the
s members elected to each of the two
: branches of the General Assembly,
and the same has been entered on
y "heir journals with the “Ayes’ and
h "Nays” taken thereon, the Govern
e or is hereby authorized and instruct-
B ed to cause such proposed amend
lt i ment to be published as provided in
._ Article XHI Section L Paragraph 1
T of the Constitution of Georgia of
r 1945- as amended, for two months
. • p ex’o is to the time of the general
o ■ election at which the above proposed
o amendment shall be submitted for
ratification or rejection to the elec
-1 tors as provided for in said Para
• graph of the Constitution.
._' The ballot submitting the above
proposed amendment shall have writ
e [ ten or printed thereon the foUow-
._ “For ratification of amendment to
H : the Constitution so as to authorize
the General Assembly to provide for
r self-go-, eminent of municipalities.
e ‘Against ratification ot amend
n ment to "he Constitution so as to
authorize the General Assembly to
provide for seif-government ot muni
। cipalities.”
e AH persons desiring to vote in
,£ fax or of adopting the proposed
e amendment shall vote for ratification
of the amendment, and all persons
j desiring to vote aga : nst the adoption
-of the proposed amendmem shall
- ote against ratification.
If the people shall ratify such
o amendment by a majority of the
electors qualified to vote voting
, t thereon, such amendment shall be
s come a part of the Constitution of
th-s state. The returns of the elec
tion shall be made in like manner as
e returns tor elections tor members of
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the General Assembly and it shall be
the duty of the Sevretary of State to
xor-a-n the result and certify the
resul’ to the Governor who shall if
such amendment be ratified, make
proclamation thereof.
FRED HAND
Speaker of the House
JOE BOONE
Clerk of the House
MARVIN GRIFFIN
. President of the Senate
• GEOP.GE D. STEWART
. Secretary of the Senate
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! House Resolution No. 225
• Resolution Act No. 156
A Resolution
Proposing to the people, for rati
fication or rejection, an amendment
to Article VIII of the Constitution
of the State of Georgia, adding a new
section relating to education.
BE IT RESOLVED by the General
. Assembly of Georgia:
SECTION 1.
That Article '.UI of the ConstitH
tion of the State of Georgia be
amended by adding thereto a new
section, to be numbered Section XHI,
as follows:
“Section XHI. Paragraph I. Grants
for Education: Notwithstanding any
other provision of this Constitution,
, the General Assembly may by law
provide for grants of State, county
’ as lauhicipal funds to citizens of the
‘ State for educational purposes, in
, discharge of' all obligation of the
1 State to provide adequate education
for its citizens."
[ SECTION 2.
When this amendment shall have
r
been agreed to bv two-thirds of
i
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
' VIII of the Constitution adding a
new section relating to education."
; Those desiring to vote against rati
tying the amendment shall have
written or printed on their ballots:
Against the amendment to Article
VIII of the Constitution adding a
new section relating to education."
j If, at said election, a majority of
the qualified voters voting thereon
shall vote in favor of th. am 'ndment,
' | the same shall become a part of the
Constitution of Georgia, and the
Governor shall make proclamation
thereof upon the certification of the
result of said election bv the Secre
>■ , _
tary or £>tate.
SECTION 3.
Ail laws and parts of laws in con
, siiet with this resolution are here
'' by repealed.
' ; l-’RED HAND
Speaker of the House
1 JOE BOONE
Clerk of the House
, MARVIN GRIFFIN
rres.dent of the Senate
' GEORGE D. STEWART
Secreta.y of the Senate
AFPR -VED.
HERALkN E TALMADGE
' Governor
This 11th day of Dec.. 1953.
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