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HOUSTON HOME JOURNAL
Published Weekly at Perry, Ga.
JOHN L. HODGES Publisher
RUBY C. HODGES (Mrs. J. L.) Editor
JOHN H. HODGES
Editor and Proprietor from 1879 to 1924
Entered at the Post Office in Perry, Ga. as Mail Matter
of Second Class.
SUBSCRIPTION:
$1.50 per year
Official Organ of Houston County and City of Perry
He that is slow io anger is bet
ter than the mighty; aiul he 'hat
ruleth the spirit than he that
taketh a city.-- Proverbs 10:32.
LEGAL SALE OF LAND
Aleohobsm get 3,635 persons in
the United States last yeut. 3,654
of these were persons w ho snd
they could take it Or leave it
alone. The other one had never
been interviewed on the matter.
0
We cant understand why it is
that if Children were raised so
correctly in the good old dajs that
they ever permitted their chil
dren to grow tip to raise children
•who pay no attention to parental
authority.
very
The fear of what someone will
think, someone will sa\, holds
many people down to a
mediocre existence. The
who always weighs every
and every action to be sun
it will not clash with someone j
else’s opinion is a pretty dull and
monotonous individual. He sel-;
dom sounds his real depths be-j
cause when he volumes on a
strange territory he becomes
afraid and retreats within It i s
Shell.
GEORGIA, HOUSTON COUNTY.
Because of default in the payment
of a loan .secured by a deed to secure
debt executed by W. E. Willis to the
Land Bank Commissioner, dated the
24th day of January, 1934, and re
corded in the clerk’s ottice oi the Hous
ton County Superior Court in Book
45, l a^e 202, which deed, and the
note secured thereby, were transfer
red to Federal Farm Mortgage
Corporation by Act of Congress, ap
proved January 31, 1934, known as
the Federal Farm Mortgage Corpo
ration Act, the undersigned has de
clared the full amount of the in
debtedness secured by said deed due
and payable, and, acting under the
power of sale contained in said deed,
l'or the purpose of paying said in
debtedness, will on the 7th day of
January, 1986, during the legal hours
of sale at the court house in said
County, sell at public outcry to the
higest bidder for cash, the lands 'de
nt a n scribed in said deed, to-wit:
word
t hat
NOTICE OF CORPORATE
DISSOLUTION
PETITION FOR CHARTER
State of Georgia,
Houston County.
To the Judge of Superior Court:
FITBLIC SALE OF LAND CLASSIFIED . DS
Georgia, Houston County:
Whereas, on the 30th day of Jan-
MAN WANTED for Rawleigh
GEORGIA, HOUSTON COUNTY. W e the undersigned, all of whom ; nary, 1920, James Armstrong did ex- Route of 800 families. Write
TO THE SUPERIOR COURT OF are residents and citizens of the State ecute and deliver to Fred M. Houser today> Rawleigh, Dept. GAA-
SAID COUNTY: of Georgia, engaged in the production his promissory note for the principal 2 33-SA, Memphis, Tenn.
The petition of the Union Motor o£ agricultural products, do hereby sum of $50ff.t>0, due January 30, 192„, H
Company respectfully shows: 1 * 1 w — * ' n<>r
2-6.
FIRST.
voluntarily associate ourselves to- bearing interest from date at 87c per
aether for the purpose of forming a annum; and did likewise at the same
... a. l — a . 4 a ft r, rl /I nil ifnr t n thn CQin
That your petitioner was duly in- co-operative marketing association, j time execute and deliver to the saia
* —*- Fred M. Houser his security deed con
veying the land hereinafter described
the November Term, 192G. feting \ct of the State of Georgia,
and all amendments thereto.
ARTICLE I.
The name of the association shall
corporated under the laws of Georgia without capital stock, under the pro-
and a charter granted to^ it by this visions 0 f the 1921 Co-operative Mar-
court
SECOND.
That a meeting of the stockholders
of said Union Motor Company was
held on the 14 th day of December, bc the Houston County Soil Conser
vation Association.
ARTICLE II.
The association is formed for the
1935, at which meeting all of the
stock of said corporation was duly |
represented, and a resolution to dis
solve the corporation and surrender following purposes:
its charter and franchise to the state ( a) To en g a ge in any activity in
was unanimously adopted. A copy of connection with the producing, har-
this resolution, certified by the sec- ves ti n g, assembling, processing and
retary of the corporation is hereto at- j marketing of any agricultural pro-
tached marked Exhibit A.
THIRD.
That such dissolution may be al
to secure the aforesaid note, the said
security deed being recorded in Deed
Book 24, page 224, Clerk's office,
Houston Superior Court; and
FOR SALE--300 acres good
Farm Land* 5 rriles East of
Perry, Ga., 2}4 miles South of
Lake Side Mill, 3 miles North
of Clinchfield Cement Plant.
With a government loan for as
ducts, delivered to it by producers, or described in said security deed for the 1
any of the products manufactured
therefrom; or in connection with the
Whereas, the said security deed pro- much as possible, I can take
vides that if the debt to secure which second Ioan for balance. Two
said deed was made was not promptly ,» -
paid at maturity, then the said Fred c J" op , s w * ., m ° re
M. Houser or his agent or legal rep- the land it farmed right. If
resentative or assigns may sell, at interested write owner, Gabe
public outcry before the Court House Soloman, Jr., Bakersfield,
door in the County of Houston to the Calif., Rt. 3, Box 306-A.
highest bidder for cash, all of the land ,
purpose of paying said principal note
with interest thereon to the date of
For Sale--100 acres of land
IJlcXU nuv.li 1 u J UlUI cil Dill, Cl Hi cuiiii^o t> luu * nr * w | , « a <| | « n
1/wed without injustice to any stock- purC hase or use by and/or for its sale and expenses, after advertising about 1U miles north ot Perry
, -• — _ .. - ■ 1 the time, place and terms of said sale r - c — " r
in any newspaper published in the
holder, or to any person having claims me mbers of supplies, machinery, and/ j
or demands of any character against or eouipment.
said corporation
WHEREFORE petitioner
that it be allowed to surrender it;
(b) To acquire and/or handle and ' County of Houston once a week for
prays | market the above mentioned products (four weeks prior to said day of sale;
in any capacity and on any co-opera
charter and franchises as a corpora- £ive basis that may be agreed upon,
tion, and that it be dissolved by the j ( C ) It further desires to have, use
order and decree of this court in ac- j and CX ercisc and be invested with any
cordance with the laws in such cases j and ab powers, rights, duties and
as made and provided.
ROBERT E. BROWN,
Attorney at Law tor Union Motor
Company, Petitioner.
EXHIBIT A.
“That whereas Chas. P. Gray is
now the present holder and owner of
all of the stock in the corporation,
Union Motor Company, and he deems
it for his best interests and the best
interests of the said corporation, that
said corporation be dissolved, and that
privileges and obligations provided for
in said co-operative marketing act of
1921 and the acts amendatory there
of; including the right, power and au
thority to sue and be sued, to plead
and be impleaded and to have and use
a common seal, and to purchase, own,
lease, mortgage and sell property real
and/or personal.
ARTICLE III.
The principal office and place of
business of said association shall be
it surrender its charter and franchise j i oca t ed j n the City of Perry, State of
as c. corporation, and
Georgia, and County of Houston, but
And whereas said dissolution may j tbe association shall have the right to
be perfected without any injustice to j establish branch offices in this State
any stockholder, creditor, or to any j or e i sew here in the discretion of its
All those lots or parcels of land in person having claims or demands of j Board 0 f Directors.
ARTICLE IV.
and
Whereas, the said power of sale has
become operative by reason of the
failure of the said James Armstrong
to pay said indebtedness at maturity;
and
Whereas, since the execution of said
note and security deed, the said Fred
M. Houser has died and by his last
will and testament appointed H. P.
Houser as the Executor of his last
will and testament; and
Whereas, the said H. P. Houser, af
ter duly qualifying as the executor of
the will of the said Fred M. Houser,
has since died and by his last will and
testament nominated and appointed
the undersigned as his Executor, and
the undersigned has thereby become
ipso facto executor of the will of Fred
M. Houser, deceased;
For further information see
us. W. O. Kinney & Co.
Macon, Ga.
WINDOW GLASS
Houston Hardware Co.
Cook Stoves and Heaters.
Perry Furniture Co.
BICYCLE TIRES
Houston Hardware Co.
LEGAL SALE OF LAND
GEORGIA, HOUSTON COUNTY.
Because of default in the payment
of a loan secured by a deed to secure
debt executed by Mattie L. Engram to
one body, lying and being about two i any character against said corpora-
miles east of the City of Perry, I tion, Now
The term for which this association _
Therefore be it resolved that the s b a ii exist is fifty (50) years from and ; for the purpose of paying the indebt
after the date of its incorporation.
ARTICLE V.
The number of directors shall con
-0-
As long as there exists people
v ho believe that taxes are going
to be lowered there will be candi
dates who go about vainly promis
ing to get the job done ii they
are elected.
0
The government's idea back of
the NRA was to prevent price
cut ting and the payment of low
wages. Wonder if any of those
experts ever stopped to figure Out
how much a country newspaper
would have to pay its print r to
print envelopes at the price Which
the post office department furnish
es them? The government makes
numerous gestures in the direc
tion of fair competition but. where
ever the government entoadies
upon private business it is the
unfairest competition of all.
0
Wo predict that the sales tax is
going to sweep the ot untry with-
i i the next live years. The sales
tax is a nuisance but it is the
easiest tax to collect we have.
'I he American people ate great
spenders and don’t seem to mind
having their money taken away
trom them if it is done a little at
the time. The largest factor in
bringing about the sales tax is
the fact that, property generally is
taxed all it will bear, In fact,
m ire than it, can hear, and a re
duction is needed. The property
tix taxes the thrifty man while
ilie sales tax taxes the spender
and we need more of that syst in
m this country. There is no de
linquent fist on sales taxes.
Georgia, on the Perry to Tivola pub
lic road, in the 13th land district of Union Motor Company shall surren
Houston County, Georgia, consisting | der its charter and franchise to the
of the following lots and parts of state, and be dissolved as a corpora-
lots in said district, to-wit: 189.42 tion. Be it resolved further that Rob-1 sjgt of 5 Tbe t erm 0 f office of each
acres, more or less, being the whole ert E. Brown, as attorney at law for i direc f or 3 ball be one year. The names
of Land Lot No. 189; also 137.47 the corporation, be authorized to pro-j and addresses of those who are to
less, being all of Lot ceed in the name of the corporation to
acres, more or
No. 148 lying west of Baskin’s bring about its dissolution and the
Branch; also 100 acres, more or less, surrender of its charter.”
being the whole of the south half of GEORGIA, HOUSTON COUNTY.
Land Lot No. 146; also 97.88 acres,. Personally appeared before the un
less, being all of Land Lot [ dersigned, an officer authorized to ad-
Baskin’s i minister oaths, Chas. P. Gray, who on
oath says that he is secretary, and
sole owner of the Union Motor Com
pany Stock, and that the foregoing is
a true and correct copy of the resolu
tion unanimously passed at a meeting
of the stockholders of the Union Mo
tor Company, held in Perry, Georgia,
more
No. 108 lying west of
Branch; also 248.96 acres, more or
less, being all of land Lots Nos. 144
and 151 lying north of Big Indian
Creek; also 140 acres, more or loss,
being all of Land Lot No. 186 lying
north of Big Indian 'Creek; also 67.96
acres, more of less, in the shape of
rectangle on the east side of Lotsi on the 14th day of December, 1935, at
Nos. 192 and 191, which rectangle
has a base of 818 feet along the
south line of Lot No. 192, extending
from the southeast corner of said lot,
and an altitude of 3,620 feet along
the east line of Lots. Nos. 192 and
191. (said land in lots Nos. 191 and
192 being part of the land set aside
to Abner Irby on February 12, 1876,
as shown on a plat in the Ordinary’s
Office of Houston County, Georgia,
in Book of Appraisments E, page
106); also 196.77 acres, more or less,
being the whole of.Land Lot No. 188;
also 202.5 acres, more or less, being
the whole of Land Lot No. 149; also
196.77 acres, more or less, being the
whole of Land Lot No. 187; also 202.5
acres, more or less, being the whole
t Land Lot No. 150; also 202.5 acres,
lore or less, bring the whole of Land
ot No. 145: also 25.33 acres, more
ir less, of Land Lot No. 193, de-
i ribod as beginning at the northeast
corner of said lot anti running west
along the north line 818 feet, thence
due south 935 feet to Big Indian
Creek thence with the meanderings of
said creek in a southeastward!y di
rection to its intersection with the
serve as incorporating directors for
the first term and until their succes
sors are elected and qualified are:
J. N. Buff, Elko, Georgia.
T. L. Warren, Perry, Georgia.
C. B. Watson, Wellston, Georgia.
L. Andel, Perry, Georgia.
Warren B. Hodge, Perry, Georgia.
ARTICLE VI.
Now, therefore, in consideration of j .. P , . T ... , .
the premises and under and by virtue, J * ^ , u ? f Columbla .
of the power of sale contained in said day of February, 1923
,ity deed ’ the undersigned will, Houston CountfSuperior'°c£L*£
edness secured 6 by SSKt^l jV”'
- • - - - S1 gned has declared the full amount of
the indebtedness referred to due and
payable, and, acting under the power
of sale contained in said deed, for the
purpose of paying said indebtedness,
wil(, on the ith day of January 1936,
during the legal hours, of sale at the
court house in said County, sell at
public outcry to the highest bidder
lor cash, the lands desrribed in said
deed, to-wit:
All that tract, piece, or parcel of
Rnd containing by actual survey 99-
73/100 acz-es, lying and being on the
Hawkinsville and Henderson Public
Road, about 2 miles Southeast from
together with all taxes which the un
dersigned has paid on said property,
on the 7th day of January, 1936, dur
ing the legal hours of sale, before the
Court House door in Houston County,
Georgia, sell at public outcry to the
highest bidder for cash the land de
scribed in said security deed as fol
lows, to-wit:
“All that certain tract or parcel of
| land lying and being in Houston Coun-
| ty, Georgia, containing Fifty and Six-
| Tenths (50.6) acres, more or less,
products may be admitted to member
ship.
only
which meeting, all of the stock in said
corporation was duly represented.
This the 14th day of December, 1935.
Chas. P. Gray.
Sworn to and subscribed to before me
this the 14th day of December, 1935.
L. W. TABOR,
Notary Public,
Houston County, Georgia.
The within and foregoing petition j Board of Directors^
of the Union Motor Company, read
and considered, and same is hereby
ordered filed in the Office of the Clerk
of the Superior Court of Houston
County, Georgia. Let this petition and
order be advertised once a week for
four weeks as provided by law.
Let any person or persons having
claims or demands of any character
against said corporation, show cause
before Judge M. D. Jones, J.S.C.M.C.,
of any objections against the dissolu
tion of said corporation if any they
have, at the court house in Perry,
Georgia, on the 20th day of January,
1936, at 10 o’clock A.M. why the
prayers of petitioner should not be
granted.
At Chambers, signed and decreed
same being the northeast quarter of
This association shall admit mem-1 lot of land No. 204 in the Sixth Dis-
bers into the association upon uniform trict of Houston County, Georgia, j thT town^nf “ LU s: w lr0n i
conditions as set forth in the by-laws, same being the land deeded to me by | G • . , ' r btate of _
This association shall be operated on j F. P. and C. L. Shepard by deed dated P e01 ? ia > 42-76/100 acres, of
a co-operative basis for the mutual, September 26, 1918, and recorded in
benefit of its members as producers, j Office of Clerk of Superior Court of
and only producers of agricultural j Houston County, Georgia.”
The said property now lies in the
6th District of Peach County, Geor
Each member shall have one vote gia, instead of Houston County, Geor
gia, same having been cut off into
ARTICLE VII.
Except for debts lawfully contract
ed between him and the association
no member shall be liable for the
debts of the association to an amount
exceeding the sum remaining unpaid
on his membership fee.
ARTICLE VIII.
In testimony whereof, we have
hereunto set our hands this 16th day
of December, 1935.
J. N. BUFF,
T. L. WARREN,
C. B. WATSON,
L. Andel,
WARREN B. HODGE.
State of Georgia,
County of Houston.
The property rights and interests Peach County by the constitutional
of each member in the association I amendment creating Peach County
shall be in proportion to their patron- duly ratified at the general election in
age, as conclusively determined by the j November, 1924.
The said property will be sold sub
ject to all unpaid taxes due thereon.
The undersigned will execute a deed
to tbe purchaser as authorized by said
security deed.
MRS. LEONORA E. HOUSER,
As Executor of the Will of H.
P. Houser, Deceased, and
ipso facto Executor of the
Will of Fred M. Houser,
Deceased.
DUNCAN & NUNN,
Attorneys.
i in unto L. C. Watson and the United
; States Fidelity and Guaranty Com
pany of Baltimore, Maryland, their
Before me
usLon. | successors and assigns; and
, Clerk Superior Court, WWpaa nn M o io
east lino of lot No 193- thence', this the 16th day of December, 1935. witnin ana ror saia county unu
J ’ Mia"?? I W A. McCLELLAN. on this 16th day of December, 1935,
Whereas, on March 9, 1935, L. C.
within and for said county and State, W atson did assign, transfer and con
north along said east lot line 1658.11
feet to the northeast corner and the
point of beginning.
vey all of his right, title and interest
Judge Superior Court of Houston personally appeared J. N. Buff, known j- n and £o the aforesaid indebtedness
County, Georgia.
The dole has created a class of
people who will not be able to
lind employment when good times
return. This does not mean that
all on the dole are this typy ly
any means because they are not,
but it does refer to tlie man, who
because he could get hy with it,
has allowed himself to become an
accomplished loafer and time kill
er. No industry even in the beet
of times, will have any place in
its organization for a man of this
kind.
The above described lands being i Georgia, Houston County:
known as Cinderella F. Cooper
tract, the Boone tract, the Houser
Tract, the Thurmond tract and the
This is to certify that the above and
foregoing instrument is a true and
correct copy of a petition filed in this
We note that scientists who
have been covering the new star
Nova Hercules say that it demon
strates the theory that the uni
verse is geing to pieces. We re
call that the same expression re
garding the world of his day was
made by our gtandfather several
years ago. He was convinced the
world was going to the dogs tkei 1
Smith or Holtzclaw tract, aggrega- office by the Union Motor Company
ting 2008.08 acres, and bounded sa 'd petition being for the purpose of
north by the Perry to Tivola public I being allowed to dissolve the incorpo-
road or Dixie Highway; east by the] ra Boh-
thread of a stream known as Bas
kin’s Branch and by Lot No. 109 now
or formerly owned by Mrs.
and also bounded on the east by the
lends now or formerly owned by C.
S. Gurr: south by the stream known
as Big Indian Creek and Lot No. 109,
I now or formerly owned by Mrs.
j Clark; and west by the lands of
J Flanders, lands of Gurr, and a tract' By virtue of an order granted from
j of 32.54 acres owned by Dr. W. J.'the court of Ordinary of Houston
I Little in the northeast corner of Lot i County, Georgia, at the December
j No. 190. I term i935 thereof, will be sold before
According to plat made by Rhodes i the court house door in Perry, Geor-
l Sewel, County Surveyor of Hous- gia, during the legal hours of sale, to
i ton County on the 14th day of Octo-I the highest bidder for cash, on the
her. 1925. ' First Tuesday in January, 1936, the
Copy of said plat now being on following lands to-wit:
file with the Federal Land Bank of i All that tract of land being the
Columbia, at Columbia, South Caro-! w hole of land lot No. 167, containing
Witness my official signature and
the seal of this office this the 17th
r’l-ivk I day of December, 1935.
llalM * H. T. GILBERT,
Clerk Superior Court,
Houston County, Georgia.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
to me to bc one of the identical per
sons who executed the within and
foregoing instrument, and he acknowl
edged to me that he had executed the
same as his free and voluntary act
and deed for the uses and purposes
therein set forth. ! an d the power of sale in said security
Witness my hand and official seal j . become onerative bv reason
and the aforesaid security deed and
the land described therein unto the
United States Fidelity and Guaranty
Company of Baltimore, Maryland; and
Whereas, the said principal note
has become due and remains unpaid
the day and year above set forth.
H. T. GILBERT,
deed has become operative by reason
of said default;
„ . i Now, therefore, under and by virtue
cr '"J" upcrior ou . ’ of the power of sale contained in said
Houston County Georgia securit £ the unders ig ned will,
for the purpose ot p»yin e the mdeht-
edness due under said security deed,
together with all taxes which the un
dersigned has paid on said property,
on the 7th day of January, 1936, dur
ing the legal hours of sale, before the
My
31,
of Houston, State of Georgia,
commission expires December
1936.
Georgia, Houston County.
I, H. T. Gilbert, Clerk of Superior
lot of land No. 329, in the 13th Dis
trict of Houston County, Georgia,
and being in the shape of a parallel
ogram in the Southeast corner of said
lot; and 57 acres of lot of land No.
330 in the 13th District of Houston.
County, Ga., in the shape of a paral-
leogram; both of said tracts being
shown by plat of record in the Plat
Book of Houston County, Ga., in the
Office of the Clerk of the Superior
Court, a copy of which said plat is.
attached to and made a part of the:
Abstract of Title to said lands, on file
in the office of the Federal Land
Bank of Columbia, S. C.; said lands
being bounded on the North by the.
lands of J. L. Eubanks, on the East
by the lands of Jim J. Smith and J.
P. Webb, on the South by the lands
of J. L. Eubanks, and on theWest by
the lands of W. R. Webb, said lands-
being the same land conveyed: to Mat-
tie L. Ingram in a deed from Perry
W. Webb, of record in the Office of
the Clerk of the Superior Court of
Houston County, Ga., in Deed Book
19, page 254, and J. F. Webb, et al
to Mattie L. Engram of record in.
Deed Book 22, page 249, Houston
Superior Court, and said land is the
same land upon which the said Mat-
tie L. Engrm now resids in the 92I>
Militia District of Houston County
Georgia.
The grantor in said deed to secure
debt having died, since the execution
thereof, the above described property
is advertised and will be sold as the
property of the estate of Mattie L.
Engram, for the purpose of paying
the indebtedness of said Mattie L.
Engram, to the undersigned.
The undersigned will execute a
deed to the purchaser as authorized
by the aforementioned loan deed.
This 9th day of December, 193o,
The Federal Land Bank of Columbia
Duncan & Nunn, Attorneys
ORDINARY’S CITATIONS
Court in and for said county, do here-; _ s , Tjr 6 , TT . .
, ; , / . „ . . i Court House aoor in Houston County,
and Ce Iorrect a copy e of r applifation for Geor 8 ia - sel1 at P ublic outcr y to the GEORGIA, Houston County,
and correct copy or application ror highest bidder for cash the land de _ ,
scribed in said deed, to-wit: J S. C. £ uliler haying applied for
“Ail that tract or parcel of land ly- letters of administration on the
ing and being in the City of Perry, estate of C. C. Fuller, deceased;
this is . to notif y a11 P^sons con-
lina.
Subject to
dated
w.
B
charter of Houston County Soil Con
servation Association. The original
now being on file in this office.
Witness my official signature and
seal of said court, this 16th day of
December, 1935.
H. T. GILBERT,
Clerk of Superior Court.
Houston County, Ga
first security de°d I
LEGAL SALE
202'a acres, and those parts of lots
Numbers 185 and 186 lying north of
January 24, 1934. executed by Winchester road, and containing 174.4
J. E. Willis to The Federal Laiul! acres , all lying in a body and in the j Georgia, Houston County:
ank of Columbia. Columbia, South'14th District of Houston County,) Whereas, Henry Cain did on the
Carolina, said security deed being re- Georgia, and containing 377.4 acres j !7 th day a£ December, 1925, execute
corded among th.’* records foi Hous- a nd known as the old John T. Lary 1 aad deliver his certain promissory
To ns tl e greatest responsibili
ty oue can assume is to advi-e «
young person regarding his life’.-
vocation. So much depends upon
a wise Selection that we mat vi
at the carefree abandon «i'l
■which some people freelx advist
young pe >ple as to what they
should try to make of themseue.-.
This is one thing it seems to m
• if which we should he very tun
befoie exp:e;Sii'g au opinion.
ton County, Georgia
A deed will be executed to the pur
chaser as authorized by the afore
mentioned loan deed.
This 9th day of December, 1935.
Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation.
Duncan & Nunn, Attorneys.
CHECKS
COLDS
AND
FEVER
FIRST DAY
HEADACHES
IN 20 MINUTES
LIOUID- i ABLt .
S ILAE-NOJE
Drops
home place.
Cooper lot, and containing three and , to shnw
one-fourth (3j4) acres of land, to- cernea snow
cause, if any
.note for the principal sum of §1250.00 . , ,, , , .
Also that tract or parcel of land j due December 15, 1930, bearing inter- Mlsses Ka te and Lucy Felder s lot:
situated, lying and being in the 14th | es£ from date at per annum, to- West by Public Road leading from
District of Houston County, Georgia, , p-gf b gr with his certain security deed Main Street to Houston Factory, and
and being a part of lot Number 212 in on £be i and hereinafter described and j be ( n £ the same lot on which Henry C.
given to secure the aforesaid note, to now resi des.
L. C. Watson, Guardian of Jesse D.; . The said property will be sold sub-
Watson, Jr., lunatic, said security l^ctto all unpaid taxes due tnerecn
gether with two dwelling houses they can, why his application
thereon, said property was purchased should not be granted at the
from the estate of W. D. Day, and Co-Ui tof Ordinary On the first
was inherited by w. d. Day, through Monday in January, 1936.
and by his Uncle and Aunt Jesse 1 — - —
Cooper and wife, said land bounded
as follows: North by lot of T. D. Ma
son and Houston Factory Road: East
by T. D. Mason’s formerly the old Dr.
M. W. Havis lot: South by lot of
This December 7,. 1935.
JOHN L. HODGES,
Ordinary.
said district and containing 100 acres,
known as the Belle place; bounded on
the north, east and west by H. S. Ke-
zar and south by Mrs. Martha Thomp
son.
Said lands will be sold for the pur
pose of paying the debts of the J. T.
Lary estate and for distribution
among the heirs.
deed being recorded in Deed Book 32, The undersigned will execute a deed
page 426, Clerk's office, Houston Su- I to the Purchaser as authorized by said
perior Court; and
Whereas, the said L. C. Watson as j
Guardian of Jesse D. Watson, Jr., :
lunatic, did on March 9, 1935, assign, i
This the 2nd day of December, 1935. transfer and convey the said indebt-
security deed.
The United States Fidelity and
Guaranty Company of Balti
more, Maryland.
J. H. LARY, Administrator, I edness and the said security deed to- ! pUNCAN <& NUNN,
The Estate of J. T. Lary Deceased, gether with the land described there-1
Attorneys.
From the Orient
The claw and hall foot seen on tables
and chairs has been traced to the Far
East. It is said to represent the three
toed claw of the Chinese dragon that
holds the mystic jewel of Buddha.
Temperature irr Virgin Islands
The annual! temperature range of the
Virgin islands is from 74 degrees to
87 degrees' F. Rainfall in most years
is about 3 Inches per month. The rel
ative humidity is usually below 60 per
cent, falling considerably below thi*
at noom.