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THE DADE COUNTY TIMES, TRENTON, GEORGIA. THURSDAY NOVEMBER 5, 1959
MORGANVILLE—SLYGO
Oliver’s Hula-Hula
Makes Big Hit At
Halloween Party
Halloween came to a sudden
stop at the home fo Mr. • and
Mrs. Elmer Olivers in Morgan-
ville, when the affair was clima¬
xed by having an original Hula-
Hula from the very far point of
the globe. Mr Oliver himself was
the Hula and did a very fine job
of the image, in fact he was the
winner of the masquerade. It is
felt everyone who attended thi^
wonderful party had barrels of
fun and the fine fellowship was
enjoyed by all who attended.
The final curtain fell on an¬
ther party for the youngsters at
the Slygo Community House
where the setting was arranged
by Mr. and Mrs. Benton Patter¬
son for the occasion. Mr. Patter¬
son was chairman of the com¬
mittee and all the youngsters of
the communities were there and
displayed their masquerade in
much style and disguise . . . •
everyone had a wonderful time
and games and prizes were fur¬
nished by Mrs. John Cure ton
land Mrs. Estelle Patterson. . .
The older youth of the Slygo
community were entertained by
a hay-ride and weiner roast
sponsored by the M. Y. F. and
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Reeves were
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the leaders in that affair. The
Morganville older youth were
entertained by having a special
party given for them and the
(setting was at the Club-House.
Mlrs. Bill Pullen and Mrs. Elmer
Oliver were the hostesses of
that affair. Well, all in all,
everyone had a chance for
wholesome entertinment.
We are very proud to know
that Jimmy Gothard has re¬
turned from the hospital, where
he underwent surgery for a leg
injury received while playing
football. Mr. Frank Forrester is
not much better, he had an¬
other attack and isn’t able to be
out . . . Mr. Ad. Doyle is about
the same, his condition doesn’t
seem inproved . . . Mrs. Mollye
Waddell is much improved and
related she has gained weight
since her last trip to the doctor.
Rev. J. O. Stewart will spend
Tuesday and Wednesday in At¬
lanta attending the meeting of
The March Of Dimes drive and
the new foundation movement
for the dreadful disease “Polio”.
The general meeting will be held
November 11.
Congradulations are in
for Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gass, al¬
though they are not Dade
Countains, they mean lots to the
North end of the county and
they have been blessed with
big baby girl . . . born
morning Mrs. Cass and
Anne are both doing fine.
WHEREAS, on February 26,
1S59, Mrs. Bertha Stewart exe¬
cuted and delivered to Bank of
Dade, a State Banking Corpora-
Uon, a security deed conveying
the property hereinafter de¬
scribed for the purpose of secur¬
ing an indebtedness therein de¬
scribed, which security deed is of
record in office of Clerk of
Superior Court of Dade County,
Georgia, in Deed Book No. 55,
pages 326-328, reference to
which is hereby made for
terms and provisions. And
WHEREAS, default has
made in the payment of
debt secured by said
deed at its maturity, and
default still continues.
NOW, THEREFORE,
of such default and pursuant
the power and authority
in said security deed, the under¬
signed Bank of Dade will
Tuesday, the first day of Dec¬
ember, 1959, within the
hours of sale, at the Court
door in Trenton, Dade
Georgia, expose to sale and
sell to the best and
bidder for cash the following
scribed real property, being
same property described in
security deed, to-wit:-
FIRST TRACT: Part of
Lot No. 12 in the 18th
and 4th section of Dade
Georgia, described as
BEGINNING at the
corner of said lot; thence
along the west line of said
1060 feet, more or less, to
southwest corner of the 3y 2
tract, described in deed
John H. Higgins to James
Stewart, dated July 19, 1957,
record in Book 51, pages
260 of Dade County Deed
crds; thence north 88 deg.
along the south line of said
acre tract and then the
line of the 25-acre tract
ed in deed from W. M. Wall
James L. Stewart, dated July
1957, of record in Book 51,
258-259 of Dade County Deed
Records, a total distance of
feet, more or less, to an iron
|,stob corner; thence line
with the Cooper property
south 35 deg. 30 min. east, 377
feet, more or less, to an iron stob
corner on the western right of
way line of the new paved road,
sometimes referred to as State
Highway No. 75; thence running
along the western right of way
line of said highway north 19
deg. 30 min. east, 832 feet, more
or less, to the fence corner at
the property of L. S. Summer-
ford; thence running with the
Summerford property line which
follows a fence north 74 deg. 30
min. west, 542 feet, more or less,
to a fence corner; thence con¬
tinuing with the Summerford
property line which follows a
fence north 6 deg. west, 436 feet
to the north line of said lot No.
12: thence along the land lot
line south 88 deg. west, 800 feet,
more or less, to the beginning
point. Said tract contains 28 V 2
acres, more or less.
SECOND TRACT: Part of Land
Lot No. 13 in the 18th district
and 4th section of Dade County,
Georgia, and being all of the
northeast quarter of said lot of
land, which lies on the eastern
side of the branch, containing
about 6 acres, more or less.
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rights heretofre conveyed out of,
said property by former owners,
are excepted.
The proceeds of the sale will
be disbursed in accordance with
the provisions of said security
deed and pursuant to the power
and authority granted in said
security deed, the undersigned
Bank of Dade will execute and
deliver to the purchaser property a in con¬ fee
veyance of said
simply thereby divesting out oi
, Bertha Stewart,
the said Mrs.
her heirs and assigns, all right,
title and Interest she or either
of them have in and to said
property and vest the same in
the purchaser. November
This, 3rd day of
Champion Corn Pickers
Winners of the National Mechanical CornpicHng Contest
are congratulated by Ezra Taft Benson, U.S. Secretary 0«
Agriculture. More than 20,000 people traveled to Straagfan,
Indiana, to see 20 state champions vie for national
in the one-and two-row contests. Marvin Bioh^left* t-enter
Junction, low won the one-row contest aha Ed Weinreicn,
, the Both.cham¬
right, Marshall, Mo., was two-row winner.
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1959.
BANK OF DADE
BY: Maddox J. Hale
Attorney
4t-11/26
