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UNION RECORDER. MILLEDGEVILLE. GA. APRIL 11, ltl»
HETOWNDOCTOR
I.THEDOtlOROF TOWNS)
CITATION
GEORGIA Baldwin County.
Court of Ordinary April
1929.
Whereas C. L Blizzard adrainiatra- gie*. carriage* and vehicles >f every
tor represents to the court in his’pe- description, buying and selling for
| business. :«» deal in groceries of every
I description, hay, corn, feed stuffs,
Term guano, and farming implements, in-
I clud.ng horses, mules, wagons, bug-
COMMUNITY SELLING
vlU l problem that confronts
immunity today it
It h» **'"
tht P»«t. probably of
, r*-ind»-. (since most towns
[i . t h. on the rising market.
1 to *T ok ' „ .
« u*n ago store keepers
, f their business as may
I^diink f community. They
tition, duly filed and entered
ord, that he has fully administered R.
L. Renfroe’s estate. This is therefore
of sell- to cite all persons concerned, kindred
of sell- a R d creditors, to show <
if any
they can, why said administrator
should not be discharged from his
ndmipistijation, and receive letters
of dismission, on the first Monday
in May, 1929.
W. H. STEMBRIDGE,
Ordinary Baldwin County Ga.
cash or credit, nil such articles and
things as ar c usually embraced ip the
general supply business, and is are
used in and about farms, etc., and
all such articles and things, live
stock etc., as may bp profitably
following resolution was unanimous
ly adopted, a majority of the stock
being represented at said meeting,
towit:
Inasmuch as it has been brought to
the attention of the stockholders
that the original charter granted to
the Purchase & Sale Company was
granted on the 18th, day of March
J909 by the Superior Court of said
county as appears in record in min-
Book K, folios 9-13, said charter
. their store had been
utrnrc for years, it always
!«; :.w were people, and
.had buy what the store
j i n .n ok. Then came auto-
and good roads, free mail
rv ra ,|! , telephone and mer-
With the coming of these,
t keepers" and “clerks”
se merchants and sales people,
l their businesa to those who
CITATION
GEORGIA, Baldwin Couuty:
The appraisers appointed upon
application of Mattie Ford, widow
of Alfred Ford, asking for a twelve
months support for herself and four
minor children, out of the estate of
Alfred Ford, having filed their re
nt all persons concerned hereby
* cited to show cause, if any they
have, at the next regular May Term
for ages past comparative-1 of this court why said application personalty, and to loan money
should not be granted and the return | • s *me and do a general real estate and
of the appraisers made the judgment, l° an business in ail its branches, to
of the court. ! nct 38 general or special agents for
This April 1st, 1929. J other persons and companies, in buy-
W. H. STEMBRIDGE, Ordinary, j ‘ R g. selling or renting real estate
handled and sold in connection there- ] being for the term of twenty years,
with, acting as general or special ■ the expiration of which occurred on
agents, for other persons or com-1 March the 18th, 1929 and by inadver-
panies, in selling or handling anyj tence has been overlooked and has
articles, vehicles or things or class of just been called to the attention of
articles, vehicles or things, includ-j the stockholders; and,
ing, and appropriate to the general Whereas, a majority of the stoek-
supply business or usually or con- ( holders of said corporation wish and
veniently connected therewith, and desire that the said charter be re-
to make contracts to act ns auch| rev ived at and for the term of twenty
agent.s and to exe.cise the usual | years and that the business of said
powers and to do ail usual, neccs- corpoiation continue as it has been:
sary and proper acts, which pertain Be it resolved that the secretary
to or may be connected with the of the corporation be directed to era-
general supply business. I ploy counsel and revive said charter
Petitioners also propose to carry i —■ —
on the real estate and loan business, I
buy, sell and rent real estate and i
with all the powers contained in said Witness my hand and
original incorporation and that steps signature and seal of said i
be ieken immediately for this pur- 30th, day of March 1929.
I, A. W. Watkins do certify that I
am the secretary of the Pnrehase A
Sale Company and I hereby certify
that the foregoing is a true and cor
rect copy of the preamble and reso
lution adopted by the stockholders
of the Purchase A Sale Company at
the above stated meeting and that
the stockholders unanimously voted
a revival of snid charter and a con
tinuation of said business.
This March the 30th, 1929.
A W. WATKINS, Secretary
GEORGIA Baldwin County.
I, J. C. Cooper, elerk of the
Superior Court of said county do
certify that the foregoing is a true
and correct copy of the petition of
A. W. and G. A. Watkins for revival
of the charter of the PURCHASE A
SALE COMPANY, as the same ap
pears on file in this office.
J. C. COOPER,
Clerk of Baldwin Superior Court
SPECIAL REDUCED FARES
TO
ATLANTA
ACCOUNT GRAND OPERA
Tickets on sale April 21-27, 1929,
inclusive; final return limit May 1.
SAVE TIME AND MONEY
TRAVEL BY TRAIN
The Safest, Most Economi
Reliable Way
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA
The Right Way
/ TramtorldiM
APPLICATION FOR CHARTER
GEORGIA Baldwin County.
To the Superior Court of said
county, and honorable James B.
ith-l Park, Judge of said court, at chamb-
t l n*tructive attention has been
I to f.inimunity building,
panning, selling and analys-
. ,if ten considered ns unneces-
May [>< "Pl e reason that be-
* there always have been cities,
ami villages, there always will
thr same m some retailers still
, of their store us a supply de-
,here people who have a definite
fr who*, they w ant, will get
inritoti«*n from them or en-|ers.
nrrment or service from the The petition of A. W. Watkins
t Y i know what happens to I and G. A. Watkins of said State and
>re keepers” who refuse to be 1 county respectfully shows.
-who do not selL The \ 1.
e will happen to towns and com-1 That they are successors to the
» take u iike attitude, original incorporators of the PUR-
lelling Age. There isn’t j CHASE A SALE COMPANY, a cor-
| sine.-s. a profession, or a job, poration incorporated by this court
require some form of on the 18th, day of March, 1909 and
fane. Every married man was a that they desire for themselves, their
man, when he induced “her” to ‘ associates, successor* and assigns
“yes". And the wise married continuation of said corporation u
kn hasn’t quit selling! Every mar- dtr the said name and style of PUR-
fn woman sells—sometimes, and CHASE A SALE COMPANY.
! ahe his to. to make life bear-J 2.
The -hebas and the shicks are 1 That the corporation was original-
-taut'y selling. You and I are | ly chartered for the term of twenty
Eirjr. We may not carry a sample years and that the same has been in
w e may not be behind the' constant and continuous operation as
:<r, but we are everlastingly j a going concern since its incorpora-
s* something—an idea, ourselves,! tion and that by inadvertence and
p wrhaps a friend. When you ask! through ignorance thereof the date
' i r»i=e. a day off, a l.'ttle more' of the expiration of the charter
•dit. or any favor or courtesy, you March the 18th, 1929, passed with-
• *llir.r. Someone said, “Selling. out a renewal of the charter
the other fellow a reason , there upon at a called meeting of the
y he should do what you want him stockholders of said corporation
do or not do, and salesmanship is! the 30th, day of March 1929 a r<
do it.” I iution was passed by a majority of
ocaunity selling is getting oth-Jthe stockholders of the corporation
think your town is a directing that the said charter b'c
n which to invest their I vived as provided by law, a copy of
i factory, a business, an J which resolution is hereto attarhed
f°r real estate, merchan-
r any of these things that will
a -*y benefit Community
tanship i s doing those things
®* ! i! induce them to do it, and
things that will keep
“fom doing it
re a salesman or a saleswo-
the place where you live,
working on .a commission
u get paid according to what
and you will get paid, and
!>'. You do not have to own
te, operate a store, be a pro-
any business, to
and marked EXHIBIT A and'made
a part hereof.
3.
Petitioners bring this pro reedingS'
for a revival of said charter at and
for the term of twenty years with
the privilege of renewal at the expi
ration thereof as may be allowed by
law.
They show* that the capital sto^k
of the corporation is to continue
be Six Thousand ($6,000.00) Dollars
(all of which has been paid in) divi
ded into shares of One Hundred
■ommunity growth and (,100.00) Dollars each; however,
they ask the privilege of increasing
said capital stock from time to time,
not exceeding in the aggregate of
twenty-five Thousand ($25,000.00)
Dollars.
The object of the corporation is
the same as that originally granted
towit: pecuniary gain to itself and
w “° n * hat even if you didn’t
e a dime actual cash out of it,
Wl, rth the effort to enjoy better,
1 interesting and attractive sur-
• n y\ to have better schools,
parks, etc., which are bound
om ‘ - a result of selling your
-unity—not considering the
you get out of doing
mg for the good of all—
b-ng that you know, you ought
and do all things that are appropriate
and usually connected with the real
estate and loan business, and to make
contracts to act as such agents, and
to exercie the usual powers, and
do all usual, necessary and proper
acts, which pertain to, or may be
nected with the real estate and loan
business. JThey desire further
count notes, and mortgages or other
vidences of debt, or purchase
•utrgiht, and to toko and give
options on personalty and realty.
6.
Petitioners desire the right to
and be sued, to plead and be
pleaded, to have and me a common
seal, to make all necessary by-laws
and regulations, and do all other
things that may be necessary for the
successful carrying on of said busi-
inciuding the right to buy, hold
and sell real estate, and personal
property and to execute
bonds as evidence of indebtedness in
curred, or which may be incurred,
in the conduct of the affairs of the
corporation* and to tn-cure the
by mortgage, security deeds or other
form of liens, under existing laws.
7.
They desire for the said corpora
tion that it have all such other
rights, powers, privileges, and
munities, as are incident to like
corporations, or permissattle under
the laws of Georgia.
8.
The principal office or place of
business of the proposed corporation
will be in the City of Milledgcville,
State of Georgia, Baldwin county.
Wherefore, petitioners pray for
revival of said charter as provided
and allowed by law under the
and style aforesaid with the powers,
privileges and immunities herein set
forth, and as are now or hereafter
may be allowed a corporation of
similar character under the laws of
Georgia.
This March the 30th, 1929.
SIBLEY A SIBLEY,
Attys. for Petitioners.
EXHIBIT A
A RESOLUTION
At a called meeting of the stock
holders of the Purchase A Sale Com
pany, held in accordance with the
charter and by-laws of said corpora
tion at the usual and regular place
of meeting, at the place of business
on McIntosh street in the city of
Milledgeville of the said Purchase A
its share holders. Petitioners pro-1 Sale Company at two p. m. o’clock
pose to carry on a general supply I on the 30th, day of March 1929, the
l
I Xi» doubt
will
*** arul “clerks” for several
10 cr,nu ‘ : there will always be
" , anf * ,,,W ns * hut because your
‘ V a,w »y» been, as far as you
r " n, ‘TOed, that is no reason whv
>*• 11 Mirti
your life tim0 , „ a sick .
tired town, vanishing vilj-
1 ' community, but with-
: ir >.,ld on it yourself, and
*’ ' I'JHg it to others, by your
’ ,or1, w °rd and deed, your
■ ■ , V r annot keep to alid
a1 »f date.
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