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(SunffNews’ # ♦ ♦ c * FORT LAMAR * *** • ***• Rev. James Christy filled the reg ular appointment ocf, Rec. M. C. Al len here last Sunday. Several from here attended the services at Wesley Chapel fast week. Crops are being injured severely by the hot dry weather.. Mjs. and Mrs. J. P. Ferguson of Waynesboro are spending- some time here with relatives.. Mr. and Mrs. Jackson Carruth oif .Ac-worth Ga. are visiting friends and relatives near here. MC and Mrs. George McWhirter of Alabama ane visiting relatives here Mr. Blanton Parker of Ft. Pierce, Fla. is spending part of his vacation here with his father’s family. Miss Ruth Tabor is on a trip to the mountains. Misses Lula and Fannie Parker have recently returned from a visit to Atlanta.. Mrs* Lida Barton is visiting friends in the Bold Spring community Mr. Marvin Hutcherson of Com merce spent the week-end here. Mr. Howard Higginbotham of tjommeree was a recent visitor here.. * CEDAR GROVE * *** * * * * * * * Mr. Mrs. H. L. Strickalnd dined with Mr. and Mrs. B. M.. Strickland Sunday. Misses Addie and Maudie Sue Mil ler were guests of Miss Ruby Strick land Sunday. Mrs.. D. B. Carithers, Mrs. Min nie Baxter offl Commerce were nthc guests of Mrs. A. O'. Philips Sunday Mr. Dewey Lee Miller was the guest of Mr.. Thurman Strickland Sunday. Mr. Griff Carithers of Commerce was the guest of Mr. A. 0.. Philips, Sunday, Mr, B M. Strickland was the guest of Mr. Ur S. Strickland Sat urday night.. Mr. and Mrs. Isham Parham were guests of Mi{. and Mrs. Bert Bond Sunday. The children of Mr. Walley Ca rithers of Atlanta are guests of Mr. and Mrs. F?. C.. Sorrell. Mrs. Ophelia Martin has returned from Athens.. —By Betty. L Actress Testifies ; if - ■ ■■ ■ :• *,, t --v ' ■r tr* -W-W ft#! _ V v' Miss Ann Luther, film star, who r : ; uirg .Tack W: :tc. m... ; - r ' "..i- man, for lO'M-yy . Promise, as she appeared r;. „ witness stand in Los Ar.g--lc ■ 1 | <xntly [ Some Hike j The above picture shows Joseph Frank Mikuler of New York start ing his hike around the world with an album in which he will gather the signatures of royalty. The vol ume will be carried in a push cart. President Coolidge was the first to sign his name in the book. WRIGLEYS After Every Meat Ifs tbe longest-lasting confection yon can boy -and lt*s a help to di gestion and a cleanser forthe month r ‘ f Legal Notices NOTICE OF SALE WHEREAS, L. H. Seagraves of Mad.son County, Georgia, by his Warranty Deed dated February 2. 1922, and duly recorded in Book 0-2 at page 483 of the Land Records of Madison County, Georgia, conveyed to the Pearson-Taft Company, a cor poration, the following described real estate in Madison. County, Geor gia. to wit: In the Pittman District and the 383rd Georgia Militia District, lying North of Neese and about 300 yards West of the Athens and 11a Pibhe Road, bounded on the North by lands of W . E. Lord and on the East by lands of W. E. Lord, on the South by lands of Bob Tolbert, and on tine We tby lands of T. V/. Zac-kin, more particularly described by metes and bounds as follows: Be ginning at th<- most South-easterly corner of the tract h.>re? y eor.- f ed where the lands of V/. E. Lor-i and Bob Tolbert Intersect, running thence ;. :r- ■. < i West I -47 < to rock, thence North 9 degrees West 6 43 chains, thence South 75 degrees West 60 links, to a sweet gum, now rock, thence North 46 1-2 degree Wv-.t 6.7S chains to red oak. there- North 1 degree West 7.59 chains to e, ■n] {hence North - 1-2 dc jvreo Wert 26 chain-; to por> oak, tb-.r.r- South 11 1-2 degrees East t w Chm< THE DANIELSVILLE MONITOR OAMICLRVILLK. 6A. South 15 degrees East 27.97 chains to post oak, thence North 76 de gnees East 23.50 chains to white oak, thence North 77 I*2 degrees East 3.40 chains to nock and place of beginning, containing 117 acres, more or less. To secure the promissory note of said L. H. Scagraves for the sum of Two Hundred Ninety-nine and 75- 100 ($299.75) Dollars, payable in installments, and in said deed pro vided that in event of the default in the payment of any installment of said note, said Company might de clare the unpaid balance thereof at once dwe and pavahle and sell said land for the payment thereof; and WHEREAS, the installment of said note due February 1, 1924, was not paid when due and is still unpaid and said Company has declared the entire unpaid balance of said note now due and payable; NOW. THEREFORE, Taft and Company, formerly the Pear-ons- Taft Company, under and by virtue of the power and authority in said Company vested by said Warranty Deed, will proceed to sell the above described real estate and appurte nances thereunto befanging at public salts to the highet bidder for cash at the door of the County Court House in the City of Danielsville, State iOf Georgia, between the hours of 10:00 A. M. and 4:00 P. M., on the 11th day of September, {1924, for the pur pose of paying said indebtedness and the costs of said sale. As provided in said deed, said sale will be subject to thje rights of the holder of that certain principal note for the sum of Three Thousand ($3,000.00) Dollars and interest thereon at seven percent from Feb ruary 1, 1923. described in and se cured by that certain Warranty Deed recorded in Book 0-2 at page 481 of the Land Records of Madison County, Georgia. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, said Taft and Company has caused these presents to be executed by its Presi dent and its corporate seal to be af fixed this 2sth 1924. ’ TAFT AND COMPANY, By Oren E. Taft, President. NOTICE OF ELECTION FOR CONSOLIDATION OF SCHOOLS Georgia, Madison County. A petition from more than one fourth of the qualified voters of Wright’s School District having been filed v/ith me, asking for an election to be held in said Wright’s School District upon the question of consol idation of Wrights Srhool Distrirt with Danielsville and Ila Srhool Districts. By virtue if the authori ty vested in me as Superintendent of Schools of said county, -—lt is htreby ordered that on the 6th day of Sep tember, 1924, an election bt held is the school house in the Wrights School Distr ct on the qutgtion of consolidation of said Wrights School D strict with Ila School Dis trict and Danielsville School DL trict, said election to be held under tht same rules and regulations as general elections.. Those favoring consolidation of said Wrights School District with ila School District and Danielsville School District, shall have written or printed on their ballots “For Consol idation of Wrights School District, with Ila and Danielsville School Dis tricts.” Thost opposed, shall have written or printed upon their ballots, “Against Consolidation of Wrights School District with 11a and DanieL ville School Districts.” All persons qualified to vote in general elections and who have resided in said Wrights School District six (0) months prior to this election, shall be qualified to vote in this election. The County Board of Education at its regular August Meeting, held Aug. sth, 1924, i igni itd willing ness to consolidate said Wright School Di trict with Danielsville asd Tla School Districts and furnish means of transporting pupils to said Daniel vilie and Ila Schools, should aid election carry for consolidation. Witness my hand and off Hal sig nature, this the Ct'fc day of August, 1921. ’ .. R. C. David, Sunt. County Schools When you put your mon ey in a bank, the thing? that appeals to you most are abso lute SAFETY for your money and SERVICE that is every thing that the word implies. You get both when you bank with us. This bank is under conserva tive management, maintaines ample reserve at all times-its officers are under bond and its fund protected by other insur ance. We pav 4 percent interest on time deposits The Peoples Bank Comer Gfra. GIBSON-MERCER ACADEMY BOWMAN, GA. An accredited high school for boys and girls. Graduates will receive first grade teachers licens ees without further examination. Two good dormitories. Strong faculty of college Christian men and women, Fall terms opens Sept, the first. For further information address R ev. .J. B. Brookshire, Bowman, Ga. 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