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About The Dade County times. (Trenton, Ga.) 1908-1965 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 7, 1948)
VETERANS’ Home loans and business loam under the GI bill raise many questions in the minds of vet¬ erans. Replies to these questions are obtained from the Veterans Administration and pubiished in The Dade County Times as a service to our veterans. Q. I am a veteran of World War II and would like to buy a home. Where do I go to get a guaranteed home loan? A. You must find a bank, ’ sav- mgs and loan association or oth- , er private lender willing to make the loan. Q. How r much can I borrow to come within the provisions of the GI bill? A. The law sets no limit on the amount borrowed. The limit is on the amount of guaranty. You may borrow any amount that the lender is willing to let you but the maximum VA guarantee is $4,000 on a home or real estate 'loan or $2,900 on a business loan. Q. Must I have experience in the line of business I wish to enter to get a guaranteed busi¬ ness loan? A Experience is an important element in the sucescs of the av¬ erage business. The veteran must be able to show a reasonable expectation of success in his ven- Q. Do I have to devote my own time to the business in order to get a GI business loan guaran¬ teed? A. Yes. You must devote your personal time to your business. This may be done on a full-time or part-time basis. In Recorder’s Court September 6—Mixes Walston- Dniorderiy conduct. Fined $15. .Eitiward Coleman—Possessing vnisKey—Fined $10. Disorderly conduct by being under the in- liuence of intoxicants.—Fined $5. September 11—E. D. Kelley- Public drunkeness-Fined , . „ September 18—John Whitt- Public drunkeness.—Fined $25. or 12 days in jail. Case apeaied io City Council who upheld Re¬ corder s decision.- September 25—John Franks— i ujac drunkenness.—Fined $25 or 12 days in jail. Otfc Buckles—Public drunken¬ ness.—Fined $25 or 12 days in jail. Case appealed to City Council who upheld Recorder’s decision. October 2—J. D. Weathers— Public drunkenness.—Fined $15. Tiny Henegar—Disorderly con¬ duct by being under the influ¬ ence of intoxicants.—Fined $15. Case appealed to City Council who upheld Recorder’s decision. October 4—Lewis Tayior, onj August 31 charged with public drunkenness.—Fined $50. Case' appealed to City Council who re¬ lieved him of fine but gave him 10 day suspended jail sent¬ ence on good behavior. On Sep¬ tember 27 brought before Re¬ corder charged with drinking and disorderly conduct. Reorder passed case to City Council. On October 4 City Council fined him $25 or 12 days in jail for disorder¬ ly conduct which revoked su¬ spension of original 10 day jail sentence. CIVIC MINDED That’s the man in your U. S. Army and U- S. Air Force re¬ cruiting station. He takes an interest in your community. He wants to make himself more use¬ ful as a citizen and as a resident of your community. Yes, and he brings this same attitude of help- fulness to his work in the re¬ cruiting station. There this qualified representative of the largest—and most important— business in the world helps young men in choosing a worth¬ while career. Talk to him your- ' • . ... self, about your partners ip w Uncle Sam. Get tit u * ry i from him at your U. S. rm y and U. S. Air Force recruiting station. It’s at POST OFFICE LA FAYETTE, GEORGIA, EACH TUESDAY. A Proclamation Submitting a preposed amend¬ ment to the Constitution of Geor¬ gia to be voted on at the General Election to be held on Tuesday, November 2, 1948, proposing to the qualified voters of the State of Georgia an amendment to Par¬ agraph IV, Section I, of Article VII of the Caxs. button of State of Georgia, so e.s to tze and provide that the Board of Education of bounty may levy a tax for mrposes on all property n said County not included my independent school ‘ ocated therein, and to 1 hat the exemption granted his paragraph shall not o the levy made by said Board I •iducation for school i ind for °* her purposes. • ! Ey His ExceIlenc y* ! “■ E ’ GIPSON, Acting j a e 0 eorgia. WHEREAS, by the votes vvo _ thirds of thc mernbers 0 each of the two Houses> Jeneral Assembly at iis 1917 j on p r0 poscd an amendment he Constitution of this State «t forth in a Resolution , n the 28th day of March, 1917, o-uit: Authorizing and providing . that the County Board of Bdu- cation of DeKalb County may levy a tax for school purposes :vn all properly located in said County not included in any In¬ dependent school system locat¬ ed therein, and to provide that the exemption granted in this paragraph shall no> apply to the levy made by said Board cf Ed¬ ucation for school purposes; and for other purposes. H. R. No. 98-483A R. A. No. 31 ‘A RESOLUTION Proposing to the qualified vot- , SectTn '‘ wYr- icle VII of the Constitution cf ■eorgia so as to authorize and rovide that the County Board of .ducation of DeKalb County may evy a tax for school purposes ' n all property located in said -ounty not included in any inde- •endent school system located Iierein, and to provide that the xemption granted in this para- :raph shall not apply to the levy hade by said Board of Education or school purposes; and fo" other •urpeses. * BE IT RLLOLVED BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE iTATE OF GEORGIA; SECTION 1 That paragraph ^ IV, and Section t of Artic]e of the Constitu Lon of Georgia be and the s hereby amended by adding Ihe end thereof a provision read as follows: * “Provided, however, that the exemption herein granted shall rot prevent the County Board of Education of DeKalb County Rem levying a tax for school pur- f eses on all property located in DeKalb County not included in r r v independent school system lo- * *d therein, including such r . perty as may be exempted m State and County Taxation ’ y reason of the homestead ex- t otion herein provided for. The r 'd Board of Education of De- l'-’b County is hereby authorized * J empowered to levy for school purposes a tax on all of the prop¬ erly located in said county not in any independent tchool system located therein, In¬ cluding the property which may be exempted from State and County taxation by virtue of this paragraph of the Constitution." SECTION 2. Be it further resolved by the luthority aforesaid that when the ibove proposed amendment to the Constitution shall have been agreed to by two-thirds of the member* elected to each of the two Houses of the General Assem¬ bly and the same has been entered an their Journals with the ayes and na>« taken thereon, the Gov¬ ernor shall be and he is hereby authemed and instructed to cause such amendment to be pub¬ lished in one or more newspapers In each Congressional District of :his State, for two months next receding the time of holding the iext general election, at which feneral election the above pro- xxsed amendment shall be submit- ed foi ratification or rejection lo the electors of this State, at *vhich election every person shall 5e qualified to vote who is qual¬ ified to vote for the members of the General Assembly. All per- sons voting at said election in f aV or of adopting the proposed amendment to the Constitution shall have written or printed on thoir bal]ot the wordSi - For rat . ification of Amendment to Para- graph IV Section j of Art i c l e VII of the Constitution on providing that the exemption from taxation of the homestead of residents shall not apply in the County of DeKalb as against levies of for school purposes by the County Board of DeKalb County.” and all persons opposing the adoption of said Amendment shall have written or printed on their ballot the*words, "Against ratification of Amendment to Paragraph THE DADE COUNTY TIiVlES, TRENTON, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7 hceii l I of Article VII of the Core Mutton providing that the exemption from taxation of the homestead of residents shall not app'y in the County of DeKalb as agair.st levies of taxes for school purposes by the County Board of DeKalb County.” If the people shall ratify such amendment by a majority of the electors qual¬ ified to vote for members of the General Assembly voting'thereon, such amendment shall become a part of the Constitution of this State. The returns of the elec¬ tions shall be made in like manner as returss for elections of mem¬ bers of the General Assembly and it fhr.ll he the duty of the Secre¬ tary of State to ascertain the re¬ sult and to certify the result to the Governor, who shall, if such amendment be ratified, make proclamation thereof. SECTION 3. Be it further resolved that all laws and parts of laws in conflict with this resolution be and tV, same are hereby repealed. FRED HAND Speaker of the House JOE BOONE Clerk of the House WM. T. DEAN Acting President of the Senate and President Pro Tcm MRS. HENRY W. NEVIN Secretary of the Senate APPROVED: M. E. TPIOMPSON Actin rr Governor Th's 23th day of March, 1947. NOW, THEREFORE, I, M. E. 1 S^i^Luc tlS my^rocTam^ aticn hereby declaring that the purpered foregoing amendment to the Constitution of Georgia is submitted, for ratification or re- jeetton, to the voters of the State qualified to vote for members of ! the General Assembly at the Gen- oral Election to be held on Tues- j day, November 2, 1948. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I , have hereunto set my hand, and , caused the Great Seal of the State to be affixed, at the Capitol in the City of Atlanta this the 257 day of August A. -D., 1948. M. E. THOMPSON, Acting Governor I By The Actin S Governor* ^ORloONJR., Secretary of State. * CRISMAN Up-To-Date Line of Hardware] Chattanooga, Tennessee 7-1114)! | 511 Market St. Phone WANT ADS FOR SALE—Three-year-old Jer¬ sey cow with f.rst ealf. Mts. Lewis McBryar, Trenton. JTP-10-14. FOR SALE—ONE BICYCLE, SEE R. M. Morrison, Jr. Trenton, Ga- 10-7. WANTED SHARE TENANi Tr „ — Farmer, Good Land, Go id Too s And House Eufnished L. L. McCurdy, Pudding Ridge Fruit Farm, Rising l awn, Ga. WANTED—To make long term farm loans through the Fed¬ eral Land Bank—purpose of loan to pay farm mortgages build new buildings on farm, buy farm machinery, etc- If interested see T. W. Price, Sec.- Treas, of the National Farm Loan Association in each Wednesday morning at the Ordinary’s office, or write Box i2, Dalton. Ga. 9-25— tf SHEETROCK, OTHER ing Material, Lumber & Coal Corp., S8th Jerome Sts. Phone 3-2128. ORDINANCE NO— OF CITY OF TRENTON BE It ORDAINED by the and Council of the City of ton, Georgia, that from and the date of the passage of Ordinance, all persons motor vehicles or horse vehicles on the Public Square said City of Trenton, shall ate and drive such vehicles the right of the Court House whatever direction they may traveling, and so that said House shall at all times be remain on and to their left. it further Ordained that any all persons found guilty of violation of the provisions this Ordinance shall be lined less than One Dollar ($1.00) more than Ten Dollars for each offense. The above Ordinance read passed at regular session on the 6 day of September 1948. A. L. DYER Mayor ATTEST: J. H. WILKINS City Recorder 4t. Pd- GEORGIA, DADE COUNTY. To The Superior Court Of Said County: The petition of K. M. Gillen, Opul D, Boling, and J. A. Boling, the post office address of all whom is Route 3, Rising Fawn, Georgia, hereinafter referred to as petitioners, respectfully shows: 1 That petitioners desire for themselves, their associates and successors to be incorporated under the name and style of ’LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN ENTER¬ PRISES, Inc.” 2 . That the principal office and place of business of said cor¬ poration shall be located at Route 3, Rising Fawn, Dade County, Georgia; but petitioners desire the privelege of establish¬ ing branch offices and places of business at other places within or without the State of Georgia, and within or without the United States of America, as may be determined by the corporation. 3. That the purpose and object of the corporation is pecuniary gain and profit to its shareholders. 4. That the general nature of the business to be carried on, trans¬ acted and engaged in by the corporation is as follows, to-wit: (a) To buy, own, hold, sell, encumber, rent', lease, sub-lease, exchange, transfer, assign, im¬ prove, and otherwise, as to the corporation may seem desirable or expedient, deal generally in, real estate and personal property. (b) To- engage in the whole¬ sale and retail sale and distri¬ bution of goods, wares, merchan¬ dise and minerals, of any and all kinds, and to own, lease, rent and otherwise have control of and operate stores and ware¬ houses. (c) To engage in farming and the raising of ' livestock and J poul 1 try, and to buy, sell and deal generally in farm products, live¬ stock and poultry. (d) To explore, dig, mine and excavate for, and engage in the production of, oil, gas, water, coal and minerals of all kinds, above and beneath the surface of the ground. (e) To produce, manufacture, process, sell and distribute build¬ ing arid construction materials, supplies and equipment, of any and all kinds, including, but not limited to, the conduct of timber, logging and lumber operations, and the manufacture of brick and tile of all kinds. (f) To own, hold and operate tourist courts, taverns, hotels, concessions, restaurants, and other public lodging and eating) establishments. (g) To own and/or operate a radio broadcasting station, or stations, both AM and FM Type, ag we ^ as television and facsi- m jj e> anc j an y 0 ther improvement i n the radio art, and to u activi tie incident to the 1 s success f u i execution of said ob- jectives; including the right to contract with or become a part of a radio or television broad- casting chain or chains; to apply for and obtain franchises from any and all governmental agen¬ cies as by law required; to act as commercial agent for radio advertising and/or other forms of advertising, either directly or indirectly in the capacity of ad¬ vertising agency; to sell, resell and cum broker I.IUK1 radio ictum advertising; , and to purchase, acquire, apply for, register, secure, hold, own or sell, or otherwise dispose of jany and all copyrights, trade 1 marks and trade names and distinctive marks. (h) To own, hold and operate places of entertainment and amusement, including, but not limited to, motion picture theatres and clubs. (i) To erect structures of all kinds, residental and commercial' (j) To enter into partnerships with others for the accomplish¬ ment of any lawful undertaking. (k) To enter into all such con¬ tracts, agreements, bonds or other writings, and to do such other lawful things, as may be necessary, useful or convenient in the successful prosecution of any of the businesses or under- takings hereinbefore . , - mentioned. , 5. That the time for which said corporation is to have exsitence is Thirty-Five (35) years, with the privilege of renewal as allowed under the laws of the Slate of Georgia. 6 . That said corporation shall have cne class of stock, to-wil Common Stock, of the par valu Head River News By JANIE FORESTER We are glad to welcome the Hamilton family into our com¬ munity. They have come here to live. onnstme and Charles Gass ^pent xast week with relatives on Sand Mountain. ■ Mr. and Mrs. Grady Smitii ana cinidien were guests of relatives at New Salem Sunday. Mrs. Carl Siaivey was in Valley xic-acf, Ala., Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Smith were visiting on Sand Mountain ^ unday. lux. uiid Mrs. Campbell and children of Chickamauga were ounday guests of Mr. Hugh For- oier and family. Mr. Robert Ross visited Mrs. Ross Monday, who is in Chatta¬ nooga. Mr. and M-s. Cecil Forester and two boys and Mr. and Mrs. flam Forester were Sunday afternoon guests of .Mr. and Mrs Phillip Matthews at New Saiem. Mr. Homer Lee visited his daughter, Mrs. Alton ^ackson and family in St. Eimo last week¬ end, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Koger and children of Chickamauga were ? nday guests of Mrs. Jennie Koger "and family. of Ten ($10.00) Dollars per share, of which the maximum number of shares that the corporation shall be authorized to have out¬ standing at any time shall be Fifteen Thousand (15,000), mak¬ ing the maximum authorized captial stock of the corporation One Hundred Fifty Thousand i $150,000) Dollars. 7. That the amount of capital with which the corporation will begin business is the sum of Six Thousand ($6,000) Dollars, which am ount has been subscribed and paid in for stock, either in cash, or in goods or property at a fair valuation. 8 . That petitioners present to Court a certificate from the Secretary of State of Georgia, showing that the name of the proposed corporation is not the name of any other existing cor¬ poratism according to the records in the office of said Secretary of State. WHEREFORE, Petitioners pray to be incorporated under the name and style aforesaid, with a u . 0 f the rights and privileges herein set out, and with such additional powers and privileges as may be necessary, proper, or' incident to the conduct of the businesses and undertakings hereinbefore mentioned, and as may be allowed like corporations under the laws of the State of Georgia as they now or may hereafter exist. E. D. RIVERS, Attorney for Petitioners. GEORGIA, DADE COUNTY. RE: Petition to Incorporate ) Lookout Mountain ) ORDER. Enterprises, Inc. ) The within and foregoing peti¬ tion of K- M. Gillen, Opal D. Boling, and J. A. Boling, to be incorporated under the name of ‘ Lookout Mountain Enterprises, Inc.,” read and considered; and It appearing that said petition is within the purview of Georgia laws applicable thereto, and that all of said laws have been fully , c0m Ued with> in£luding the pre- sentation of a certificate from the Secretary of State as to said corporate name; IT IS HEREBY ORDERED AND DECREED, That all of the pray¬ ers of said petition be, and they hereby are, granted, and said petitioners, their associates and successors, are hereby incorpor¬ ated and made a body politic under the name and style of ‘ Lookopt Mountain Enterprises, Inc.,” for and during a period of Thirty-Five (35) years, with the privilege of renewal at the ex¬ piration of that time, according to the laws of Georgia ; and that said corporation is hereby grant¬ ed and vested with all of the rights and privileges mentioned in said petition and as authoriz¬ ed by law; and IT IS FURTHER ORDERED AND DECREED, That applicants are not required to publish a copy of said application and order within a week after the filing thereof, but may begin the publication of the same at any time thereafter. 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