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>OLH COUNTY
AGENT’S OFFICE
By Bal Whit*
■or * eaau oeaic’T'O*
•Sort 38th is »h* hit de '-- -rr
3«wr Grirtso It is the day *-t
Ottr for the drdiaCina of the new
wwMasftrf tUMjltf) Rork Eagle
•s'.- 4-»i Ctab Camp legated rural
•Swr.n Comrgia. Everyone a mvi
*4 to Mtesuf the d-dicatioß yr -<ram
WMt «di hern at II tn
■bspta- from all port* of Georya the
mA several foreign countries
Me eajeeted to be present Governor
mtne^x. Governor-elect. Marvin Gri
*■ and W A Sctton. Associate Dir
safor George Agricultural Ex'-nsion
WnK* will be or hand for the dedt
•Mon
■MESGENCY HEU FEOCEAM
gppbrat ons for grain and ha, on-
Mr the eTerreney f-ed program may
W made at the Soil Conservation Ser
* - •CJSff- A S-C of ice and th.- Coun-
W Agent's Office
The hay proc~ce nrttHei Riatat
of one-nail the freight up to
per ton or 3 to W cents per
«!« per ton for muling Payment of
• a-. ■ • •■■. * .11 be nr-sO
w the eLgi^le ya.. Grom te
end- »e- p . • - .a »;
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►rsnnel ot th- sMv office can
Are j-m m ire c<. . . u m
taiaei
FAXii CE -STS
The!- Sam is asking farmers to
i* -a . loot v hat we
fcve. Th- ED4 Censu. c' « -Iture
a aidt ev ajr and f, ' lAt*" iuch ren
■i .-» dac Mix, foslvy. C:/ n
A informe’ on Sm— •-.—y fe — is re
smu d w T.» nation wice censes Co-
Verati-n of uxal Unr'i is very
■Mtia! ’ the >i— . . 'h- r*n is
lafirma'iusr furnished y h. farm-r
Acer his farm and himscE will be
*e* ymtr 1> wnffo r.tia aid b- uwd
•sly t: obtariag t.i-J tor Us- Cou ty
oar Sta‘r tr s : s the census tau
■ws ghrttions am.'ai *> and pr-per
♦ J’S help «pe*<i up th. tak ng of
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if- *ofi ' -sons ‘it atten •--ax Th
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Th; \x'.n Cecrx i Con.' rcnc had
sft— Ue d- t.i • j - -ar- T-y taued a
S’ny about family if r hich was in
•restir; and well written Th j. iups
4' -way .o hav- fam i; ma-
fereaers and how much gvod they can
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The John Wesley ’lovie w!’ beheld
a 1.- , -t a No.moer bird and
di the yuung peopi are puhtmag to
■t-nd
Visiting teams at yoeng p—ople vis
*d every church, in He -rd <'ount> on
hin fay with much being arvomp, to
ad
The F aaklin MTF is planning a
*r * - supper fcr &*urdsy night,
•o' Sth . buy your tickets now ar.d
SMIT. out. I
Bernice EatTekia.
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NEW BLS SCHEDULES ADDED FOR
HEARD COUNTY PATRONS
LEAVE FRANKLIN NORTHBOUND
11:03 ajn.—4:2s pjn.—6:4s pun.
LEAVE FRANKLIN SOUTHBOUND
2:17 pjn.—6:4o p.m. —9:13 P-m.
Franklin will now have three new schedules, operat
n"* north and south between C*hattanooga and Cohimbw;
I aving Franklin northbound at 11:03 aun_ 4:23 pan. Sid
6:45 p m. Southbound at 2:17 pjn.. 6:40 pjn. & 9:13 pjn.
tn addition to these southbound there will be a morning
bus at 9:29 a.m. operating thru LaGrange to Macon. The
64-' 1 pjn. k a through bus to Tallahassee via LaGrange,
iohrmbus. Cuthbert and Bainbridge with a direct con
n ct'on for Tampa and Miami. The 9:13 pjn. is a through
u us to Xlbam with a direct connection there for Talia
^rrsee. Tampa and Miami. In addition to the northbound
tv er ment'oned above, our old 6:51 ajn. schedule .wl^kli
' m sh w nt to Rome w-ilf op.rat.-tn €JarroWt*wr<w»ly^—
- witi» the same connection for Atlanta. . . iki -S
W. has_- purchased a 37-Passcngcr GM Diesel bus,
w i’l continue tiding one of the 29-passenger diesels former
ly i- d cnd w ill use two 37-Passenger air-conditioned bus
es of Modem Orach (Corporation in this service. Os cour
. at this time of the year, the air-conditioning is not im
artant but if the new service is w hat we hope it will be
'v • cxp;ct to air condition the 37-passenger we recently
'oueht and will add another air conditioned unit at that
t m .
Natural's, we hope that this through service will be
“Tpu.’ar and that more can be added—at least one other
\t«h: h schedule, possibly two. If it is what we hope,
dot bt* ss tv n better equipment will be placed in service,
we ver. we do not think that the comfort could be great
’■ mprov.d upon, of course, no better service could be
offered.
SOmiE-ASTERN MOTOR LINES. INC.
Tax Commissioner’s Notice
S end Round For 1954 Taxes
I will be at the places named below for the purpose
of Collecting State. County and School
Taxes for the Year 1954
Monday, Nov. Sth 1954
■ 8 00 to S3O A M
- - h 45 to 930A. M
y -«<io oo to | b 3o A M
- D. -xvpnens St^re ... .. n 00 to 11 30 A. M
Tues. Nov. 9th
nrralhatrhee .... .;. __ u 'o A .M
10 00 to 11 00 A. M.
■*** rv -’* 11 30 to 12 30 A M
Hyatt Stow 1 Ot to 130P.M.
Wed Nov. 10th
; p Kir * 930 »<> w ,4> VM
- • .
... U . ~
T?ub 1 00 to 2< 0 P M
Thur*. Nov. 11th
i U F Noles Stone • py, ft u , p, 30 A y
. * O. Ya «* Siore H O* to II 3[. A. 5
^'n 12 00 to 1 00 P. d
F H Poo- Store 1 30 to 2 «ei P \
Roy Cook Store 2 00 to 2 30 P. 34
Respectfully,
W. c. Hill
T x ^‘>mm»BionerH rd Cnurt’
AFD SAimn. PWtMKLm CA
Htew 1 ‘esßiwfinn No 85
jilt in Act No. 3B
A Resolution
Proposing to the Tualified voters
st Gaoctia ar. amendment to Arti
‘de DI. Section IV. Paragraphs I mA
03 of the Caaststutian of Georgia,
■dating tn the term of office and
the meetings of the General Assem
so as to provide for the time at
the eoovemng at the General As-
SBabiy to provide that the General
> Anaerr.hiy shall meet in annual ses
sicns not to exceed forty days: to
I provide for the suixnissioß of this
ftopcasi amendment to the voters
- ttr ratificauon or rejection; and for
sUipt purposes.
1 BE IT RESOLVED BY THE
GE?-’EP-AL ASSEMBLY OF GEOR-
■GIA AS FOLLOWS:
SECTION L
’i Article HI. Section IV, Paragraphs
- I ar.d in of rhe Constitution of Geor
gia. relating to the ’•rm at office and
* .he meetings of the General Assem
bly be hereby amended by striking
said paragraphs in their entirety and
। inserting in lieu thereof new Para
graphs I and HI to read as follows:
। Paragraph L The members of the
Gr erat AMemfety -half he elected
- -o- w« y*a®r and siaii sent until
•IC., hc’-cti ejr -aw ijr the cooven
at the General Assembly in the
y-ar following »ne second year of
* such members term of office."
Paragraph HL The General As
sembly snail meet in regular session
. on the second Monday in January.
1£55 and annually thereafter on the
- sa-ne day until the date shall be
I changed by law. By concurrent reso
' hi’,on adopted by a majority of
B me-nbers elected to both Houses, the
’ General Assembly may adjourn any
f regular session to such later date as
it may fix for reconvening in regu
-1 la session, but shall remain in reg
ular session no longer than forty
| (40i days, in the aggregate, in each
t year during the term for which the
* -mbers were elected. AH busines
, ■» -ding m the Senate or House at
she adjournment of any regular ses-1
*, ion may be consul red at any later
••eguiar .ession held in the same year |
. is if there had been no adjournment,
i .nothing he e;n shall he construed to
' Sheet the power of the Governor to
' or-eke the General Assernbi;. in ex
’ raortfirary session, or the duty of
.he Go-.emor to convene the Gen
j era. Assembly in extraordirary ses-;
sior upon the cert fieate of three
.ifths of the members elected to the
Senate and the House of Representa
‘ires., a* ptovaied in Article V. See
•on L Paragraph XII of ties Cob
~i‘utioßt If an impeachment trial is
J pending at the end of any regular
•r ex tram dinar, session, the Senate
. may continue in session until such
I trial is comple’ed."
I SECTION 2
When the above proposed amend
ment to the Constiruuon shall have
been agreed tQ by two-thirds of
the members elect.-d to each of the
'wo Houses of the General Assem
>!y and the same has been entered
an their journals with the “Ayes"
ind "Nays' taken thereon, the Gov
» nor is hereby authorized ar.d in
jured to ca'se such amendment to
~e pubLsheJ in one or more newspa- ■
-rs in each Congressional District
;f the State tor two months previous
0 the nme of holding the next gen
-ai election, at which election mem
rs of the Genera. Assembly are
lected and the above proposed
mendraent shall be submined for
itifieabor. or rejec-km to the elec
ts of this State.
AD persons voting at said elec
n in favor of adapting the pro
po-ed amendment to the Cbnstitu
-cn shall have written or printed on
ballot the foUcwmg
For ratifies, lor. of amendment tc
A icie HL Settlor. IV. Paragraphs
I id IH at the Ctmstitut-.cn so as
■o rovide for annual sessions of the
Ge eral Assembly not to exceed for
ty K» days.’
MI persons oppoemg the adcc on
aid amendment shall have wrii
or printed on the ballot the toi
ar 1
gainst ratificat-on of amend
■ to Arucie HL Section IV Para-
S" nu I and HI at rhe Coo»u ru
tx. so as to provide tor annual ses
> -of the Genera; Assembly no-
te -eed forty 40 days."
It the people shall ra-ify sucn
ar- iment by a major, ry ot tne
e rs qualified to vote voting
tr- <l. such amendment shall be
: ccr a part of the Cotstituticc of
tr -ale. The returns of the elec
ail be made in like manner as
tv s fur eiections for metnrers of
’ neral Assembly and it snym te
-ty at the Secretary of State
rtas the result and to ceru
result to the Gcvemo. who
‘s-.a. j such ansendm-. n; be rattfted.
»rna- -nrlamarion •here f
IFREZ hand
J .- q£ the Hyv.se
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FimWm Hord Cane* Geortfe, FrMaf Ort. 29 '954
i Clerk ot the House
| VLARVTN QILFFIN
‘Presided ot the Senate
’ GEORGE D STEWART
■ Secretary at the Senate
House Resotatfon No 243
Resoiu-ion Art No 199
A Resolution
Proposing an atoendxnoat to Ar-'
deie XV. Section L Paragraph L of
' the Constitution, relating to heme
rule, so as to authorize the General
Awnixy to pros de for the leff-gw
ermnent at mumcipelities: to provide
fat the suhmis«ioc of this amend
ment to the voters for ratification or
reaction: and tor other purpoee*.
I BE FT RESOLVED BY THE GEN
ERAL ASSEMBLY OF GEORGIA
AS FOLLOWS:
SECTION L
Article XV. Section L Paragraph
|L of the Constitution, relating to
nome rule, is hereby amended by
.striking the provisions of Paragraph
*1 in their entirety and inserting in
11 beu thereof new provisions to read
‘as follows:
"Paragraph L The Genera! As
' sembly is authorized to provide by
iaw for the self-government at muni
cipalities and to that end is hereby
l ! exj-resaly given the authority to deie
, • gate its powers so that matters per
i .aomrg to mtuucipaiiucs upon which.
’ i orio- to the ratification, of thi
amendment, it was necessary for the
~ General Assembly to act. may be
dealt with without the necessity of
! action by the General Assembly
Any powers granted as provded
! herein shall be exercised subject only
’ to -tanres of genera* application
pertaining to municipalities.
SECTION 2
When the above proposed amend
, merit to the Constitution shall ha.e
been agreed to by two-thirdi of the
members etected to each of the two
branches of the General Assembly,
and the same has been entered on
'heir journals with the “Ayes" and
■Nays ' -aken thereon, the Govern
or is hereby authorized and nstruct
ed to cause such proposed amend
; nent to be published as provided in
■ Article XIII. Section L Paragraph L
lof the Constitution at Georgia ot
• 1945. as amended, for two months
'p-evlotis to the time of the general
election at which the above proposed
ar-endment shall be submitted
ratification or rejection to the elec
tors as provided for in said Para
; graph of the Constitution.
t The ballot submitting the above
proposed amen Anent shall have »nt
-1 ten or printed thereon the follow
; tng~ *
• “For ratifKatiun at amendment to
the Constitution so a* to anthorize
the General Aisrmhly to provide for
self-government of mtmicipafires. l
Against ratification of amend
ment to the Constitution so as to
authorize the General Assembly to
pro .ide for self-government of moni
elpalities."
AH persons desiring to vote tn
favor of adopting the proposed
3iren<fc-ent shall vote for ratification
of the ar. endmcnt. ar.d all persons
desiring to vote against the adoption
of the proposed amendment shall
vote against ratification.
If the people shall ratify such
a—endment by a majority of the.
’electors qualified to vote voting
thereon. su~h amendment shall be
come a part of the Constitution of
th s state. The returns of the elec
tion shall be cade in like manner as
returns for elections for members of
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( the General Assembiy and n shaH be
f the-duty at the Secretary at Suu t»
; ascertain the result and certify the
| result to the Governor who shall, it
' -ueh amendfcent he ratified, make
prodmetion thereof.
FRED HAND
i Speaker of the House
■JOE BOONE
! Clerk at the House
MARVIN GRIFFIN
President of the Senate
GEORGE D .STEWART
Secretary of the Senate
House Resoiutioe No 225
Resoiution Act No 156
A Resolution
Proposing to the people, for rati
fi^tion ar re jeetioa, an amenhßent
to Ar-ieie VHI of the Constitution
of the State of Georgia, adding a new
section relating to educatmn.
EE IT RESOLVED by the General
Assembly of G orgia
SE'TION L
That Article VTH of the Constitu
tion at the Stare at Georgia be
amended by adding thereto a new
section, to be numbered Section XIAL
as follows:
"Section XHL Paragraph L Grants
for Education. Notwithstanding any
other provision of this Constitution,
the General Asremtly may by iaw
provide tar grant.; of State, eannty
or mumcipal fun* to citizens of the ■:
State for edncaticnai purposes, in
efisenarze of all obligation of the
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 baQots:
“For the amendment to Article
VEI of the Constitution adding a
_ew 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
VTH of the Cotßiitution 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 shall uecacie a part of the
Constitution of Georgia, and the
Governor shall make proclamation
thereof upon the certification of the
result of sazi 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
MARGIN GRIFFIN
Resident of the Sena’e
GEORGE D. STEWART
, Secretary of the Senate
APPROVED;
HERJLCN E TAIDLALGE
Governor
This 11th day of Dec.. 1953
