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GEORGIA, DADE COUNTY
TO THE SUPERIOR COURT
OF SAID COUNTY
The petition of W. H Haigier,
Jr., A. T. Parker and Mrs. Garia
Foster, hereinafter called peti¬
tioners, respectfully shows
- 1 -
Petitioners desire for them¬
selves, their associates and suc¬
cessors to be incorporated under
the name of RISING FAWN
SLAG & STONE COMPANY.
- 2 -
The object of said corporation
is pecuniary gam and profit.
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The general nature of the
business to be transacted shall
be that of purchasing, owning,
crushing, processing and selling
or exchanging, and generally
trading and operating in slag,
stone, rock and all other types
of materials used generally in
road construction work, but the
petitioners also desire to engage
in such other business as may
be approved toy tne Board oi
Directors where permitted by
me laws of the State of Georgia.
-4- that
Petitioners further desire
said corporation be vested with
ail the rights and powers now
or hereafter given to do any and
all things which may be needful
or proper in the operation ot t -
above described business, and
that said corporation have all
of the powers enumerated and in
Sections 22-1827, 22-1828
22-1870 of the Code of Georgia
and all of the otherpowersand
privileges enumerated fn Chap
22-8 and 22-9 of the Code of
ter well such powers
Georgia, as as
as may hereafter be given by
law. 5
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The maximum number
shares of stock shall be four
hundred (400) of the par valu
of One Hundred Do llar £
all ol „ wmcn
t$100.00) per share,,
shall be common stock.
However, the amount ol capi¬
tal with which the corporation
shall begin business shall be not
less than One Thousand Dollars
($1,000.00.). The corporation
shall be authorized to issue
additional shares up to tne
maximum sum above stated,
and thereafter, from tune to
time, but within the limitations
set forth in Section 22-1854
Georgia Code Annotated, to re¬
duce the amount of capital out¬
standing.
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The time for which the cor¬
poration is to have existence is
thirty-five (35) years with the
privilege of renwal of the Char¬
ter from time to time upon
upon the expiration (35) of said per¬
iods of thirty-five years.
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The County in which the
principal office of the corpora¬
tion is to be located is Dade
County, Georgia, but the privil¬
ege is desired of establishing
branch offices and places of
business, both within and with¬
out the State of Georgia.
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The name and post office
address of each of the appli-
cants for Charter are as
follows:- 4019 Hickory ,
W. H. Haigler, Jr., Alabama
Drive, Montgomery, Fawn,
A. T. Parker, Rising
Georgia. Foster Montgomery,
Mrs. Garia
labama.
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petitioners further desire that
/-laws of the corporation shall
? adopted by the common
ockholders, and such by-laws
lall provide for the officers of
le corporation, the manner of
ieir selection, and such oilier
lies appropriate to by-laws
nich have as tneir purpose the
mtroi and management of tne
jrporation, including provi-
ons whereby the by-laws may
? amended.
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Your petitioners exhibit here-
ith a certificate of tne bec-
:tary of the State °f Georgia,
i required by Section z2-ibU3
eorgia Code Annotated.
Applicants pray that the U-
Dility of stockholders m said
irporation be confined to the
ipaid purchase price of the
ock subscribed for by
WHEREFORE, petitioners
•av to be incorporated under
ie name and style aforesaid
ith all the rights, Powers pri-
leges Sorth and immunities herein
I and such additional
ghts, powers and privileges as
be necessaiy, proper or in¬
av the conduct of the
dent to aforesaid and a ^
isiness all °wed to h ke
i inherent in or laws of
irporations finder the
ie State of Georgia, as they,
aw exist or any hereafter exist.,
MORGANVILLE AND SLYGO
M. Y. F. Croups Hold
Melon Cutting and
Hay Ride Affair
(Intended for last week)
The Morganville and Slygo
M. Y. F. groups held a hay ride
and iiad a watermellon cutting
Sat. night and it is thought that
everyone had loads of fun. . .
Mr. and Mrs. E, T. Holmes were
sponsors of the entertainment
and we were so proud of the
worthy deeds that Mr. and Mrs.
Holmes do for our youth and we
want to thank them . . . Our
churches were greatly unproved
with attendance both in the
church school and the morning
worship services.
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We are proud or the progress
made in our Hooker Methodist
Uiiureh as they have organized
u M. Y. F. group and the Church
attendance was at a high peek
or 27 Sunday . . . The revival
lias been a success at the Hook-
v deti m office this 3rd day of
September, 19o9. Hale
McClure 6l
Attorney ior petitioners
Grace li. Williams
da*, or superior Court
uade county, Georgia
IN RE:
rhi xTiON i'O IN CORPORATE
APbiNG FAWN SLAG
6i STONE COMPANY
CHARTER APPLICATION
IN
UADE SUPERIOR COURT
ORDER OF COURT
Tne foregoing petition of W.
H. Haigier, Jr., A. T. Parker and
Mrs. Garia Foster, to be incor¬
porated under the name of RIS¬
ING FAWN SLAG & STONE
COMPANY, read and consider¬
ed. It appearing that said peti-
tiin is within the purview and
intention of the laws applicable
thereto, and that all of said
laws have been fully complied
with, including the presentation
of a certificate from the Secret¬
ary of State as requred by Sec¬
tion 22-1803 of the Annotated
Code of Georgia:*
IT IS HEREBY ORDERED,
ADJ U DGED AND DECREED
that all the prayers of said peti¬
tion are granted and said appli¬
cants and their associates, suc¬
cessors and assigns, are hereby
incorporated and made a body
politic under the name and
style of RISING FAWN SLAG &
STONE COMPANY for and dur¬
ing the period of thirty-five of
(35) years, with the privilege
renewal at the expiration of
that time according- to the laws
of Georgia, and that said cor¬
poration is hereby granted and
vested with all the rights and
privileges mentioned in said
petition. 3rd day
Decree entered this
of September, 1959.
John W. Davis
Judge of Superior Court
Dade County, Georgia
4T 10/1
GEORGIA. DADE COUNTY
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY
CONCERN:- having in
Mrs. Mable Wooten
due form, applied to me for
Permanent Letters of Adminis¬
tration upon the estate of
Russell Wooten, deceased, this
is to notifv the next of kin and
creditors of the said Russell
Wooten, deceased, that said ap¬
plication will be heard before
me at the regular October term,
1959, of tire Court of Ordinary
of said County. official .
Witness my hand and
signature this 7th day of Sept¬
ember, 1959.
A. W. Peck
Ordinary of Dade Country, Ga.
4T 10/1
GEORGIA, DADE COUNTY
W. C. Jeffery, Administrator
oi the estate of Mrs. Annie
ueftery, deceased, represents to
the Court in his petition, duly
filed and entered on record that
he has fully administered said
estate. Tnis is therefore to cite
all persons concerned, kindred
and creditors to show cause, if
any they can, why said Admin¬
istrator should not be discharg¬
ed from his administration, and
receive Letters of Dismission on
the first Monday in October
1959. This September 7, 1959.
A. W. Peck
Ordinary of Dade County, Ga.
THE HIDE COUNTY TIMES, TRENTON, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1950
er church under the preaching
of Rev. Charles Holmes, Jr . . .
and the attendance has been l
outstanding . . . Speaking of
Revivals Rev. James Stewart,
Pastor of the Morganville Cir-; i
cuit will be conducting Revival 1
services at the Red Hill Met¬ ♦
hodist Church beginning Sun¬
day night September 20 and
j continuing through September
30, 1959 ... he seeks the pray¬
ers of all for the success of the ♦
Lords work . . Red Hill is above I
Whitville, Tennessee and Rev.
Gene Gurrey is the pastor ill
charge of the circuit . . .
We are happy to hear from
Mrs. Virgie Cureton so often and
to know that she is still feeling
line and doing well . . . the
writer has just received a won¬
derful message from her at
Seco, Kentucky and she is feel¬
ing fine and will soon be eom-
ming back Slygo way . .
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Mrs. Sarah Scott is the guest;
of Mr. and Mrs. Brad Gross in'
Slygo and Mrs. Ada Gross,
Mother of Mr. Gross was the
weekend guest In their home'
also . . . .We are in much sym¬
pathy with Mrs. Sue Sims on
hearing of the accident that
happend to her father Mr. Or- j
dell Ginn, of Menton, Ala. He
was crushed during a logging
accident and was admitted to
the Ft. Payne hospital, however
we are proud that it was’nt as
serious as it could have been
and Mir. Ginn has returned
home, however his condition
is’nt out of danger yet . .
--Q-
Our sick are still on the grad¬
ual improved list . . . Mr.,Frank
Patterson is feeling much better
and Mrs. Pattersn was with us
in church services Sunday and
we are so proud he is feeling
better . . . Mr. Charles Hamlin
is better and able to be up and
going improves . . . and and Ben Raines Oliver still] is)
Granny
better and so is Granny Massey j
Ad Doyle is’nt any better and'
continues to grow weaker . . .
Alex Hartline still continues to
improve and we want your
prayers for ail sick and shut-
ins . . .
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Our sympathies are extended
to Mr and MIrs. Nelson Gothard
and family in the death of Mrs.
Gothard’s aunt Bertie Hanna
of LaFayette, Georgia . . We i
are in sympathy with Mr. Joej
Roope and family in the pass- '
ing of Mrs. Bertha Doyle Roope
.....the funeral was held
Monday at the Whiteside Met¬
hodist Church and buriel was
in the Hooker cemetary . . .
Mrs. Hazel Street was admit¬
ted to Campbell’s Clinic where
she underwent surgery and is
still a patient, however her con¬
dition is greatly improved . . .
...Mrs. Tom
slaughter has been real sick and
continues to have to make trips
to the doctor .. .
Mr. Paul Dugan has entered
Hawissee College and reports
state that he is really enyoying
his college life. . .Mr. John Got¬
hard entered Tennessee Weslyn
College Tuesday and we feel
that our boys will do good in
college.
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Phone OLiver 7-3355 Trenton, Ga.
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Sign of Progress
on Georgia Farms
MEfcT B. W. M«MANU3, oi Columbia County,
one of thousands* of rural and farm custom¬
ers served do by the Georgia Power
Company.
Mr. McManus Lai ted with three acres 14
years ago. Today he has a thriving 300-acre
dairy farm. He and a helper operate the
entire farm, relying on electricity for dozens
of heavy chores. A Georgia Power rural
engineer helped design the farm s modern
wiring system.
Our rural engineers help Georgia farmers
in many ways They plan farm wiring and
lighting, help design and plan installation of
equipment, fil'd labor-saving methods, and
advise on new developments in farm applica¬
tions of electric service. To obtain their free
services, simply call your nearest Georgia
Power Company office.
~ The Georgia Tower Company serves
directly 203,621 rural and farm cus-
tamers. These are customers wholly
if- outside auu 'oroorafe city limits.
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A CITIZEN WHEREVER Wl SERVE
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After the game____
meet your friends at
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TRENTON. GA.
Now Open to Midnight
On Fridays
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