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HOME JOURNAL. Perry. Ga. Mar. 13. 1947
R. E. LEE PROGRAM
PRESENTED BY U.D.C.
A program based upon the life of
General Robert E. Lee was pre
sented at the March meeting of the
Sgt. Clinton C. Duncan chapter of
the United Daughters of the Con
federacy at the home of Mrs. Felton
Norwood last Wednesday.
Mrs, J. Frank Bonner spoke on
“R. E. Lee as a Southern Edu
cator;” Miss Norine Swanson spoke
on "R. E. Lee as President of Wash
ington College,” and Mrs. H. S. Ke
rar discussed “The Faculty and Stu
dents of Washington College."
Mrs. Bonner read a letter written
i>y General Lee acceptirr' the presi
dency of Washington College.
Felton Norwood, Jr., accompanied
at the piano by Miss Willie Ryals,
sang two Irish songs.
Guests who came after the meet
ing for tea were Mrs. J. J. Rooney,
Mrs. A. L. Stanton, Mrs. W. C.
Jones, Miss Ryals, and Mrs. J. B.
Smith.
A delightful social hour followed
the program.
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RENEW TOUR MEMBERSHIP
In The AMERICAN RED CROSS
A strictly American institution helps all Americans
regardless of race 9 color or creed .
Within the present year, Georgia citizens suffering from the dis
aster of floods and cyclone have been helped generously by this
noble institution. Let’s join with our fellow Americans in regis
tering our membership so that we may have a powerful and
efficient weapon to fight disaster and the scourge of disease.
CO-CHAIRMEN IN COUNTY LISTEN TO TESTIMONY COMMITTEE MEMBERS
MRS. BYRON WARREN MDC ~ „ . nrw
MRS. A. C. PRITCHETT OF AN AMERICAN POW . • ALTON HARDY
.. w mrk'QAM MRS - D - M - STRIPLING
W • niL-NOUiN While I was in active service keep going.”
F M WOI TQFD overseas, the Red Cross made life Mr. Jackson was captured by the MRS. J. B. CALHOUN
r. IVI. iUJUDEjIV more pleasant. But while I was a Germans June 11, 1944, and sent to
CARDNFR W prisoner of war in Germany, the Stalag 2B at Hammerstein. One of MRS. SAM COLEMAN
vjni\Lsm_ii\ OVUM Red Cross made it bearable,” says his jobs was distributing Red Cross
Paul Jackson of Atlanta, an cm- parcels. iMRS R I ROPFR
COMMITTEE MEMBERS ployee 0f Southern Bell Telephone “These little food packets were
LviL.muLaw Co just like a iue b t f heaven to me MRS. PEARSALL BROWN
MRS. J. W. CALHOUN Long before 1 was imprisoned and the other men in the camp. Al
- by the Germans, I resolved that if though we wouldn’t have starved to MRS COOPER FTHFRIHPF
MRS. MARION GREENE there was ever anything I could do death, there were hundreds of 1 MtIKiUOL
_ ___ ,_ for the Red Cross I would do it. It times when we would have gone IMDQ f T f"!AI I FIUIODC
MRS. HELEN B. DAVIS was back in November, 1943. dur- hungry without them. IW *°- U UALLEMORE
MRS. S. A. NUNN MRS - A. M. ANDERSON, JR.
MRS. D. N. WILLIAMSON ZZZSZ mtLSZ £“ b !r e ( T 7T ,h T h MRS - WILLIAM HUNT
viricri k,, (bo Dvi p , . , ine nelp ot the Red Cross. And
MRS. R. E. SMITH in „ ncw clolhes ' *“• MRS. W - c - HUGGINS
MDC LI p F\/AMQ ID ment. In Africa and in Italy there toilet articles and many other items IUDC U7 kt
IVIrVO. n. Li. Jl\. were recreational clubs, sightseeing Provided by the Red Cross that MKO. W, V. NORWOOD
MRS R A ANDFRSON toUrs and other entertainment that brought cheerful moments into our -
" U '°* I\. A. AINUUKoUIN actually made it possible for me to dreary, existence.” MRS. LEE POWELL
THIS SPACE CONTRIBUTED BY FRIENDS OF THE AMERICAN RED CROSS WHO ARE CITIZENS OF HOUSTON COUNTY
Houston to Get 19
Miles of REA Lines
Representative Stephen Pace ad
vised The Home Journal this week
that REA lines in Houston county
will soon be extended 19 miles as a
result of the approval by theREA of
a $300,000 loan to the Flint Electric
Membership Corp.
“I understand this will give us
additional extensions in the Third
District as follows: 19 miles in
Houston county, 62 miles in Taylor
county, 17 miles in Macon county,
G miles in Schley county and 43
miles in Marion county," Mr. Pace
said.
Rep. Pace advised Manager B. W.
Hinton of the Flint Corp. that he
hoped the materials for beginning
construction of the lines would soon
be available. He said it gave him
pleasure to support the application
for the loan.
"As you know, it is one of the
ambitions of my life to secure elec
tric service for every farmhouse in
the State of Georgia within the next
three years,” Rep. Pace said.
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PETITION FOR CHARTER
STATE OF HOUSTON
COUNTY OF HOUSTON
To the Superior Court of
Houston County;
The petition of A. M. Anderson,
C. E. Andrew, T. C. Rogers, J. M.
Tolleson, Jr., and S. A. Nunn, each
of whose Post Office address is
Perry, Georgia, respectfully show
eth to the Court:
1. Petitioners desire for them
selves, others to be associated with
them, and their successors, to be in
corporated and made a body corpo
rate for and during a period of
thirty-five (35) years, with the
privilege of renewal at the expi
ration of said time, under the corpo
rate name and style of AMERICAN
LEGION COMMUNITY CLUB, INC.
2. Petitioners desire for themsel
: ves and others to be associated
! with them, to be incorporated as a
| non-profit, charitable corporation,
and not for individual pecuniary
I n B a >. for the purpose of promoting
j and supporting charitable, recrea
| tional, athletic and educational en
i terprises, causes and projects among
j its own members and the people of
; Perry and Houston County.
3. Said corporation shall have no
capital stock.
4. The principal office of the cor
poration shall be in the Town of
Perry, Houston County, Georgia.
5. Petitioners desire that they be
permitted to acquire property, both
real and personal, by lease, pur
chase, gift, devise and bequest: to
hold, use and enjoy same and to
sell, exchange or donate any such
real or personal property as it may
deem desirable or appropriate in
carrying out the purposes for which
( incorporation is sought.
6. Petitioners desire that they be
granted authority to adopt such
rules and by-laws, not inconsistent
with the purposes of said corpora
tion, as may be deemed fit and pro
per to effectuate the purposes of
said corporation.
7. Your Petitioners present here
with a certificate from the Secre
tary of State of the State of Geor
gia, in manner and form as required
by law, certifying and declaring
that the name of the proposed cor
poration is not the name of any
other corporation now registered in
the office of the Secretary of State
of the State of Georgia.
Wherefore, Petitioners pray for
themselves, their associates and
successors, to be incorporated un
der the name and style aforesaid;
and that they be granted all the
rights, privileges and immunities
which are now or may be hereaf
ter granted or permitted by the
1 laws of the State of Georgia.
This sth day of March, 1947.
S. A. NUNN
Attorney for Petitioners
HOUSTON SUPERIOR COURT
The above and foregoing appli
cation coming on regularly to be
heard, and it being made to appear
that said application is legitimately
within the purview and intention
of the laws of the State of Georgia,
and the said Petitioners having
presented to the Court a certificate
from the Secretary of State of the
State of Georgia, certifying that the
name “AMERICAN LEGION COM
MUNITY CLUB, INC.” is not the
name of any other existing corpo-
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sonable.
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again like new.
PERRY
Dry Cleaners
Phone 8 Perry, Ga.
Warner Robins, Ga.
Phone 1423
I ration now registered in the office
lof the Secretary of State of the
j State of Georgia.
! It is therefore considered, order
!ed and adjudged that the said ap
-1 plication for charter be, and the
i same is hereby granted, and the
j Petitioners, their associates and
j successors, are hereby incorporated
under the name and style of
“AMERICAN LEGION COMMU
NITY CLUB, INC.” and with all
the rights, powers and privileges as
prayed.
At Chambers, Macon, Georgia,
this 6th day of March, 1947.
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Filed in Office this 10th dav ’ .
March, 1947. y 0{
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Clerk S. C. Ho. Co. Ga.,
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