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u Mr pamphlet called The Forest t, issued by the American Tree Aaaciation, are some interwting sdat- istics about one of man’s greatest enemies. It appears that there am* some two hundred thousand kinds of tree-at tacking insects and that these little insects cause far greater lo**s to forests than do fires. If unhindered these insects would destroy thousands of acres of val uable forests a year. In nt He th< i! selected to attend the Citizens’ Military Training Camp be held at Fort Moultrie from June 17 to July 16, the Government offers a month of training, education and recreation that can not be sur passed anywhere. A month at the seashore, with all necessary expenses paid, and that month spent at one of the finest resorts along the entire Atlantic coast, is an opportunity that should be wry attractive to red- blooded young Americans. While a nice balance is goin« maintained between (training , reereation at the camp, it is belit t Fort Moultrie i e complete chan ;1 scenery alone, w ■•thing of the pi* - : ANNOUNCEMENT rish to announce as a candidate for Tax Collector to fill the un-expir- ed term of hte late Benj. Bass, sub ject to the election as catled by the Ordinary for April 11th. I will appreciate your support and influence. Sincerely, L. D. SMITH. of Wesley Moran, decesased, which | was purchased by W. W. Moran, the grantor of this instrument, and be ing the same place whereon the said W. W. Moran resided. Said sale will be made for the pur pose of raising funds to pay the fol lowing debts which the deed above mentioned was given to secure, to gether with the cost of this proceed ings, to-wit: One note dated April to the Court the Mowing facta: Par. 1. That your petitioner was duly incorporated for a period of twenty years under a charter grant ed by this Court o nthe 20th day of July, 1903. Par. 2. That said charter was duly accepted and petitioner been operating its business under since the date said charter was granted. Par. 3. Petitioner says that there have been no amendments to said charter. ii! that the NOTICE ELECTION __ 3rd, due January 2, 1913, for $2,- STATE Or GEORGIA, Bald 40[ , 8 „ K , ied by w . w Moran, (uunty. payable to Exchange Bank of Mil- Order calling election for Tax o -, ] ec j|^eville. Georgia, and to pay inter-1 Par. 4. Petitioner desires a re- l ector ' est on said note at eight per cent, i newal of it saaid charter for a* period There being a vacancy in the office per annum from February 7, 1924; of twenty years from the dote of its . of Tax Collector of said State and n ls<» to pay the undersigned $86.31, 1 expiration, to-wit: From July 20th. , County, caused by the death of w ith interest on said sum at seven 1928. t i B njsmin Bass, the Tax Collector of per cent per annum from February p ar g. Petitioner furthi id State and County, and the un- l!»24, the same b ir.g the. amount t h at j. desires that the name of the axes paid by the undersigned for corporation be ch te anil County taxes for the Superior Court of said County fc e by certify that the forego,n c true ond cored copy of the tion of Oconee Brick A Til e Co pany for renewal of its charter, amendments thereto, as the same >. p ' This 27th day of December, 1927 FRANK BONE Secretary of Oconee Brick A Tile pears of file in thia office. This 15th day of March, 1928. J. C. COOPER, Clerk Superior Court. d County, and the of Benjamin Bnvs 11 six months: id that an election •-ivty for the purp OCONEE BRICK & TILE COM- , lien upon the pi \Y" to “OCONEE CI.AY PR< ,.d;abotopay ni'CTS OMPASY" nn.l that an H. vtith ir.t.-r- corp „ ra tion he , rent.-.l the forth, d term from ■ 15. 1926, nt of 1 ‘ither b: iiml mor id pe its proper! ttack the trees of tl The larch is the vie |y worm. The pine I he top of the list of i In addition to this a«*s, although their Bark **■••■! I- Adirondack*, m of the *aw- 1 tie is well at Ordered that said elec ■ ' be 11 all the voting precinct of • unty on the 11 day of April, which day is hereby app- iited • as the time for holdir.;: -aid disci uU * it is Further Ordered that a noice :,nt <-f this election be published i’: the °f Union Recorder, the public gazette of ’ nn .<aid county, and at the court hous« of said county and at threi ,f said | EXCHANGE BANK OF MILLEDGE- \ by this; reference, made a part of this rd says that if 1 does not succeed in sects they will destroy man. One of the greatest insect enemies is the termite or white ant. It pen- trates the wood of floors, walls and foundations. Hence we must not only fight to save the lumber, but to save the buildings. There must be no let-up in the fight against insects. We must either pay out more mon ey to protect tho forests or pay ever-increasing prices for lumber, and in the end see the forests disappear. Much has been done in forestry in the last five decades, but much re- mnnis to be done, and the care of the trees should 1«? taught in every pub- Who can fully describe the bene fits of the tree? It in not only a thing of beauty that enhances the landscape, but it in useful. We gt’t from it the material for our houses, for many of our utensils, and for many other useful things. Charles Lathrop Pack, who Hus de voted his life to the trees, and spent much money at this work, deserves great credit. Every town ought to have a muni- c.pal forest in its environments and ought to do something for the trees of the country. of the most public place- county, twenty days previ said day of election. Grantei Witness my official signature this 1 HINES & CARPENTER, 15th day of March, 1928. | Attorney’s for Exchange Bunk. W. H. STEMBKIDGE, Ordinary Baldwin Co. Ga. FORECLOSURE the I VILLE, GEORGIA. will be rupplenmented by a-: - • rts. and by sightseeing tr.j n« ighboring points of interest. The Government boat will b< Used to take each trainee to Fort Sumter, one of the shrim the Southern Confederacy, where nn officer will guide the young men about and explnni the history of the fort. This historic old fortification is soon to be beautified by a new flagstaff with an ornamental base, the $25,000 gift of n daughter of Major Robert Anderson, who held the fort until its capture by the Confed erates on April 14, 1861. Patriotic citizens of Charleston arc- going to take the young men in train ing by automobile around Charleston i and its environs. They will be taken GEORGIA. Baldwiq County: to Charleston and back to Fort Moul-1 Under and by virtue of a powe trie, across the harbor, on the Gov- *ale contained in a deed to set eminent boat “Sprigg-Carroll." debt, executed by Mary E. Reev There are many eighty worth while Exchange Bank of Milledgeville Gcor-j Term, 1928. to Southerners in Charleston, the gia, on the 16th day of July, 192" ', . A cradle of the Confederacy, and its the undersigned will yell, at public j Banking Company, having filed it: hospitable citizens intend to insure out-cry, before the Court Hoi that its visitors will learn all they »n said County, to the high- can about the historic city. "dln^big^e * 1 ‘" Hin following described nnreel of'this Term of th ■trued for S or the year 1924, a ^ p such purpo.«. s. “ Iicn «Pon the prop- Par Petitioner show* that this scribed. The total application for renewal of its charter, the above described and tht . amendments thereto, herein note, together with taxes paid by the p ra yed, has been duly authorized l»y undersigned, being $1,989.58. proper corporate action, as appear: The undersigned will execute a from a certified abstrac'. from th< tleed to the purchaser, as authorized Minuter of a special meeting of its in said yecurity deed. ■ stockholders, said abstract being here This 6th day of Mnroh, 1928. \ to attached, marked “Exhibit A”, APPLICATION FOR CHARTER GEORGIA, Baldwin County: To the Superior Court of said County: The petition of Russell Bone, Mr-. Henrietta C. Bone, and L. S. Fowler of said State and County respi etfuliv Par. 1. That they desi of Atner for LAND SALE The Milledgeville Banking Co. Vs. . George T. Builely I To the defendant, George T. Bailey: | Petition to foreclose mortgage on ! realty, rule nisi, etc. , | Baldwin Superior Court. Jnnunry plaintiff, Milledgeville mimunicatc with the ccr, Fort McPherson, view to getting in th. •ithout delay. C. T. Georg irtgage on n Baldwin George T u rliable to id it being s T. Bailey petition. Wherefore petitioner prays: First: That the charter of the said corporation be renewed for a period Par. 2. The principal ..fr, rt . , sair Corporation shall be in the Hty of Milledgcvilc, in the S'ato and County aforcraid, but petition?!* de sire the right to establish hrnneh officer and places of bu^in within this State, or elsewhere. Par. 3. The object of said corpo ration is pecuniary gain to itself and its shareholders. Par. -1. The business to be carried on by said corporation is to manu. facture, sell, and deal ir. brick, tile, pipe, pottery, earthernware, terra cotta, clay products and wares, nn<! any trade or burine?* therewith; to apply for obtain, regi ter, purchase, lease, or otherwise a- quire any concessions, rights, options of twenty years from July 20th, 1 .° c ” rrj 1928, and that said corporation have all the rights, powers, privileges and. . , ... .... . . , ., . , ter, purchase, lease, or otherwise immunities by virtue of said renewal. 1 as arc conferred upon it by said original charter, together with the right to renew said charter after the expiration of the renewal now asked n "j for. and that in addition t- rights, powers, and privilege ferred upon said corporation by its •rigiiud charter, that it have the right 1? door : petition, to foreclo bidder! realty on certain lands the legal hours of County, Georgia, a gains inter- <“ ti'e Srd day of April, I92S. 1 Bailey, should I- 10 following described parcel of ; this Te c of ] land, to-wit: ">»do to appear that G . with : An th,,t lot l,r P" rc - "f let"! site-! is a resident of ■ lid county of cations »**, b'i"r nnd being in the City of Baldwin, and ul that he does not ‘ I Milledgeville, said State nnd Cuunty, reside within th. State, and an order J'"-";' containing one-fourth (1-4) of nn ! havinir hi en made for service of the ■ t’UCT. | acre, more or less, bounded us fol-1 rule nisi in said case, on him, the I On the North by lands of It. | mid Geori-o T. Bailey, by publication ither lens appropriate lease and mortgng and personal, and to such purpo' i Second: That the nume of the corporation be changed from “OCONEE BRICK & TILE COM- to “OCONEE CLAY PRO- COMPANY.” HINES & CARPENTER Attorneys for Petitioner. patents, privileges, patent rights and privileges, inventions, improvement? pyrights, trademark and trade names, or nny right, option or contract in relation thereto and i perform, carry out nnd fulfill the terms and conditions thereof, and v< develop, maintain, lease, sell transfer, dispose of, nnd otherwise deal with • ail - Wall; on the East by W.nyni (Street; on the South by lands of Hoquinm, Wash., April 1.— (Auto- Olivia Jordan; and on the West by caster)—A dog with a broken leg | lands of Rachel King, appeared in front of a horpit.nl here, | Said lot or parcel of land is the hanging around us if he knew what same land conveyed by Eugene Brant- he wanted, and occasionally wailing j cly to Geraldine Bell, by deed dated faintly. He was put on the operat- | March 21st, 1924, recorded in the of- ing table after being discovered, and t fice of the Clerk of said County in his leir was set. ■ Book of Deeds No. 8, page 436 and notify you, George T. Bailey, to be and appear at the ne xt term of the Superior I Court of Baldwin county, Georgia to At a be held nn the 2nd, Monday in July, holder* 1928, then and there to answer said complaint and in default thereof, the court will proceed ns to justice shall the buslnc5:\ assets and lisbilhi- ? of any person, firm, association -- and to take, acquire, purchase, hob!, own, rent., lease, sell, exchange, mort gage nr otherwise incumber, imprnv. develop and otherwise deal in and dispose of any and nil property, m! and personal, of every description, incidental to or capable of beir:* used ABSTRACT FROM MINUTES businc ection with the aforesaid 4 appertain. Witness the Honorable James B. e fbe next day of his Geraldine Bell conveyed to Mary j Park. Judge of .-aid court, this 16 _ COLORS radiant as the TtclinboW Spring beckons! And Buick owners will greet the season in can which take first place in rich, alluring beauty. Glowing colors—colors that rival the exouisite hue* of the rainbow—colors as distinctive as the licet, low lines of Buick bodies by Fisher. Not only in beauty, but in performance, too, Buick leads the way. Its famous Valve-in-Hcad six-cylinder ’ ic provides the thrilling abilities so highly desired -opting Spring days. .sd; showroom and see the most colorful cars tduced. Their beauty will captivate - y strationwill make Buick your choice. 51995 ' ' COUPES $1195 to £1850 *T MODELS #1195 to *1525 Mh pwrmnl to Sr added. TW G. U. A. C. t pUm. lit mo*l deumble, a ***, UUt. Eliza Reeves, the Grantor herein, by Deed dated June 28th, 1927. Re ference is made to said Deeds in aid of the description hen in given. Said sale will be made for the purpose of raising funds to pay the following described note, which the deed above mentioned was given to secure, together with the cost of this "eding, to-wit: One note dated 16th, 1927, due October 22nd, 1927, for $160.00, signed by Mary E. i, and payable to Exchange Bank of Milledgeville, Georgia, order, and to pay accrued interest said note. There in now due on said note the sum of $160.00 princi pal, besides interest thereon from February 19th, 1928 at eight per cent, per annum. The undersigned will execute n deed to the purchaser as authorized in said security deed. This 6th day of March, 1928. EXCHANGE BANK OF MILLEDGE- VILE, GEORGIA. Grantee. HINES & CARPENTER, Attorneys’ for Exchange Bank. J. C. COOPER, Clerk Superior Court Baldwin County, Georgia. APPLICATION FOR YEARS SUPPORT GEORGIA Baldwin County. To Whom It May Concern. Mr* Ada Cosh, the widow of J. A Cash, late of said County, deceased, has applied to me for a year’s support nut of the estate of J. A. Cash, and the appraisers appointed to set apart said yearn support out of the estai of J. A. Cash have made their return »s required by law, all persons con- t * ie :crned are cited to show cause if any they have, before me at the April Term 1928, of the court of Ordinary of said county why said ap plication for year’s support should not be granted. This the 5th, day of March 1928. W. H. STEMBRIDGE, Ordinary, B. C. Ga. any of them. | Par. 6. The capital ntock of said ii meeting of the stock- j corporation shall be Fifteen Thou onee Brick & Tile Com-1 and (15,000.00) Dollars, with th? puny, held in accordance with the law privilege of increasing the same ti and the by-laws of the corporation at I the sum of Thirty Thousand ($80. the principal office of the corpora- j o00.) Dollars by a majority vote o! tion, at its plant No. 1, in the City j the stockholders, said stock to 1- Milledgeville Georgia, at nine. divided into shares of One Hundrei o’clock A. M„ on the 27th day of I ($100.00) Dnlalra each. Ten per cent December. 1927. the following pre-. u f the amount of the capital to br amble and resolution was unanimous- • employed by thorn has been nctuall; ly adopted, all the stockholders of paid in. said corporation voting in person or j Par. 6. Petitioners desire th- by proxy: j right to have subscriptions to th- “Whereas, the original charter of j capital stock of said corporation pniii Oconee Brick & Tile Company will j jn money or in property, to be taker, expire, by limitation, on July 20th, at a fair valuation. l r 28 Whereas, th eCompnny desires a renewal of its charter for a period of twenty years from the 20th day of July, 1928; and Whereas, the Company desires an amendment to the charter changing pUm, tk* mo»t Jeurabh. a araUMt. UICK H SIMMERSON MILLEDGEVILLE. GEORGIA. LAND SALE GEORGIA, Baldwdn County Under and by virtue of a power of sale, contained in a deed to secure a debt, executed by W. W. Moran Exchange Bank of Milledgeville, Georgia, on the 3rd day of April, 1912, the undtrsigned will sell, at public out-cry, before the Court House door in the County of Baldwin, said State, to the highest bidder for cash, within the legal hours of sale, on th:- 3rd day of April, 1928, the following described land, to-wit: All that tract or parcel of Land situate and being in the 105th Dis trict, G. M., said State and Coun ty, and bounded ns follows: On the Par. 7. Petitioners further deair-. the right to issue common and pr? fered stock in such proportion as th< stockholders may determine, th* rights of the holders of the preferred stock to be set forth and determined by the by-laws adopted by the c of the corporation from j poration. Ho.rever, the holders Brick & Tile Company” to j said preferred stock shall not be "Oconee Clay Products Company” titled to participate in the manage- ORDINARY’S CITATION FOR PER MANENT LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION GEORGIA Balwin Cunty, Court of Ordinary March Term 1928. To Whom It May Concern; R. H. McComb of said Statne, hav ing, in proprr form applied for per manent letters of administration on the estate of Mrs. Annie V. McComb lute of said county, deceased, this to cite all and singular the creditors and next of kin of Mrs. Annii McComb, deceased, to be nnd ap pear at the court of Ordinary said county, at the April term, 1928, and show cause if any they have can, why permanent letters of admin istration should not be granted to said R. H. McComb on said estate, vitness my official signature this the North by land, of Mr.. Amur Moran : \ South by land, of Leonard Butts, | H ’ STEMBR 'I>GE. Ordinary, and Estate of Mra Margaret Croley; on the East bl lands of J. W. Champ ion nnd J. W. Vinson; nnd on the West by lands of Mrs. Annie Moran. Said tract or parcel of land said to (GEORGIA, Baldwin County, contain (188) One Hundred Eighty-1To the Superior Court of said County: eight acres, more or less and the The petition of Oconee Brick A •ame being that part of the estate Tile Company respectfully represents nnd a further amendments to its said charter to authorize the corporation to either Icaye or mortgage, or to lease and mortgage, its property, real and personal, an dits franchises, and to execute conveyances appropriate to such purposes: therefore resolved that applica tion be made to the Superior Court of Baldwin County, Georgin, far a renewal of said Charter for a period of twenty-yeara from July 20th, 1928 nnd that said application request amcndmnetg to the charter of the corporation changing ity name from “Oconee Brick & Tile Company” to “Oconee Clay Products Company,” nnd authorizing the corporation to cither lease or mortgage, or to lease and mortgage, its property, real and personal, and its franchises and to execute conveyances appropriate to such purposes. It is further resolved that President of this Company be, and he is hereby, fully .authorized and powered to take such steps ns may be necessary to secure the renewal and amendment of the charter cotdanc with this resolution.” I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and correct copy of the pre amble and resolution adopted by the stockholders of Oconee Brick & Tile Company at the above stated meet- Company and of the stockholders meeting of said Company. Exhibit A. GEORGIA, Baldwin County: I, J. C. Cooper, Clerk of the ment of said corporation or to said stock in any stockholders meet ing. Par. 8. Petitioners desire th* right to sue and be sued, to pleo^ and be impleaded, to have and common seal, to make *U ncces^iry by-laws .an dregulations and to do all other things that may be necessary for the successful carrying on c business. Par. 9. Petitioners further for said corporation the right of r* ■al, and that it have all such otb»r rights, powers, privileges and kr munites as are incident to like porations, or pcrmissable under A* laws of Georgia. Wherefore petitioners pray incorporated under the nan: style aforesaid, with the powe* privileges and immunities herein -* forth, and as are now, or may i* erf j after be, allowed a corporntiot • similar character, under the la** Georgia. HINES & CARPENTER Attorneys for Petition GEORGIA, Baldwin County I, J. C. Cooper, Clerk of” Superior Court of said County, by certify that the foreyoine ** true and corect copy of the 0PP' t tion for charter of Unices* 1 ^ Corporation of America as the appear of file in thil office- Thio 15th day of March, »»■ J. C .COOPE*- Clerk Supcc't* &>urt ' MB d