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- » — THE UMIOmttCCHMHM. mmDClVmj. CA, JAKUAKY M, in. h of Anythif about coiue to the end of my row. A record of going out into the woodr —getting and planting twenty-two dogwood trees in one day—might be enough to “Lay you up—’’ to say nothing of several days spent in help ing “sweep" and take up K-aves off this some two acres. It is one good thing that this coincs but once a year •—same a« Christmas. If half of those trees live—I shall be content. Drive out some afternoon and take a look—they look like switches stuck up in the ground—but -e thrills me just to see them. Spring will be hen- before you know it—Ob Boy! NOTICE TO DIBTOKt AND CftEDITOftS All creditors of tha estate of Mrs. Mary Grimes, late of Baldwin Coun ty, Georgia, deceased, are hereoy notified to render in their demands to the undersigned, according to law, and all persons indebted to aaid estate are required to make imn, diate payment. This January 6th, 1920. J. C. GRIMES, A> Administrator of the* Estate of Mr*. Mary Grimes. re.dir* (it I have .tty V*S W. H. IVEY DIES .out d.cided that I must | AT WARRENTON HOME n the Palornac as I on my wny home from: Mrs w „ , vcy _ 82 , dicd B , hl!r holiday!*' .pent in ), om , j n Warrenton lust Friday after But i didn t I have an jn nCTJt which extended » bu! '> vatchinir “P *>■» period of .even years. Funeral ser- -with "’eep and other v|cM W ere held Saturday morning thing—that I have not had a chine.. 0 „ d intenm , nt „„ „ Norwood . to write a word—But here goes. ! Mr! IveJ . ^ thrM lfvinK I know you must want to know t hi» city. They are J. W.. 0. E., a about how 1 found “Baby Sister." I N. C. Ivey. The sympathy of their Well—I just wonder if you think I friends has been extended them, could tell you in this column—II ________________ would have to write a serial and run | CITATION ft longer than the "Confessions of 1 a Wife" ever dared to continue—• so you must know she is a Peach. Emmett Jr.—thinks so too—and he never fails to call attention (of any visitor) If the baby cries at all—to the fart—saying—” That’s my Baby Sister—don’t she cry pretty?" That is an acid teat—so you must j ceased to show cause before mo at know she is sitting pretty with her j the February Term. 1930, of the big Brother. I hope St continues. Court of Ordinary of said county, Yes—we T iad a great time. Of J why permanent letters of adnrnistra- courn* .•» wonderful Christmas Treeition -hould not be granted, as pray- GEORG1A, Baldwin County. To Whom It May Concern: O. M. Harper having applied for permanent letters of administration on the estate of Mr*. Mary H. Harp er, deceased, this is to cite the cre ditors and heirs-at-law of said de- —and I went with the grandron to his “closing exercises" at the kindcr- gmrden and it was—truly—a lovely sight. Every child carried several gifts to be “laid in the manger”— for children less fortunate—and the gifts were to be things that the giver loved—not toys thrown away. Songs were sung and “pieces spoke” and we had ice cream and cake af terward. It was a wonderful time. For many days afterward I was •ntertuined with the songs—all of which vrrr.c lively to nc—nltho the »in~rr—I>!?m his h art—cunnot carry a tune in a bucket. Not yet. Maybe later. You might have been tempted to laugh if you had been behind a door. “Grandma" just had to have acme sort of an excuse to take Mar tha up every now and then—poor little thing. She would lay in her bed all the time and luugh and coo —and who wan*s to iaagh and coo all by themselves all the time? BUT —you niny rest as-ured that “Grand ma" did NOT take Baby Sister up out of that bed without permission. Yes—she’s .a mighty smart child, and •11 the things I have written about her arc true. She thinks that Emmett Jr—is the mosquito’* trombone—and would like to get down on the floor with him right now if allowed. She is not afraid of anybody—and goodness knows I never saw a child that would sleep thru a storm does. No amount of noise seems to annoy her—and Emmett Jfr—beat his drum and honked his tricycle horn all up and down the hall—but Baby Suiter would .• leep —folks—I guess ;ou know it all— and you have b.-.*n expecting thii and 1 am g’ad I have gotten it out of my system. If you don’t believe all I have said—you just wait until thore two kids come down to Green- acre this summer—then you out and see. 1 have been revolving the matter in my mind lately—just exactly what subjects I might take up in this column for the new year. I have something that I may “spring you" a little later—but I haven’t it well enough outlined—but just “stand by" for a while—and maybe you’ll be ,-urprised. One thing I surely hated to while I was away during thul Christ mas Season—and that my Old Home Town beautifully light ed for the Holidays. Everybody tells me it was wonderful—and no’ —since we have started it, I am sur that next yr.ar it will be more beauti ful than ever. Another thing I missed also—was the big snow and freeze and "bustin’".—tho thank goodness—we didn’t have any of that at our house. Usually howeve —in the winter—if I go away—i turns cold and the pipes “Bust.” Tw years ago I went to T.smpa—and the night I returned—I found my faith ful cook—wading around in three inches of water cooking supper for me. But—think—suppose there had been no cook? You tell me there isn’t always something to be thank- ^ ful for! I know better. I had better stop this pretty soon—the truth in I am just ed, to said petitioners. Witncs my hand and official signa ture this 6th day of January, 1930. BERTIE B. STEM BRIDGE, Ordinary. CITATION GEORGIA, Baldwin County. Whereas, Edward R. Hines rt sent* to the court in his petition duly filed and entered of record, that he has fully administered Zelia May Davis’ estate. This is, there fore, to cite all persons concerned, kindred and creditors, to show cause, if any they can, why said adminis trator should not be discharged fri his administration, and receive let ters of dismission, on the first Mon day in February, 1930. This January 8th, 1930. BERTIE B. STEMBRIDGE. • Ordinary CITATION GEORGIA, Baldwin County. William Rice, administrator o! Miss A. Ola Rice, d<-ce..sed, repre sents to the court in his petition, duly filed and entered on record, that he has fully administered said estate. This is, therefore, to cite all persons concerned, kindred rreditors, to show cause, if any they i, why said administrator should not be discharged from his adminis tration, and receive letters cf dis- ion, on the first Monday in Feb ruary 1930. Thin January 8th, 1930. BERTIE B. STEMBRIDGE. Ordinary Baldwin Co. Go. CITATION GEORGIA, Baldwin County. To Whom It May Concern: T. W. Brantley, having applied j for permanent letters of adntinistra- j tion on the estate of Miss Clara L.' Brantley, deceased, this is to cite all, the creditors and heirs-at-law of said j deceased to show cause before LAND SALE GEORGIA, Baldwin County: I will jiell before the Courthouse door of said County at public out cry to the highest bidder for cash, on the first Tuesday in February, 1930, within the legal hours of sale, the following described tract and parcel of land to-wit: I That parcel of land lying in the at the February Tern,. 1030. of the '<‘Y "■ MilMgcville. County of Bald. Court of Ordinary of «,id county, | * ln - sut6 ° f Georeia. containing one why aaid application should not b { | acre, more or less. l.vin K in the South- granted. t comer of a larger tract of land owued by Warren Webb, hounded < the South and the West by lands of ' Rebecca Finsley, on the North and the East by other lands of Warren Webb. Said lot being a square with its sides 210 feet long each. Said property was levied on as th< property of Warren Webb under i fi. fa. for state and county taxes for the year 192 That parrel of land lying in the This Jcnuary G, 1930. BERTIE B. STEMBRIDGE, Ordinary. CITATION GEORGIA, Baldwin County. To Whom It May Concern: Jos. E. Pottle has applied for Let ters of Administration on the estate of Carl N. Allen, deceased. All per- sons, creditors, .aud heirs of the said '"" Carl N. Allen are hereby notified 3?A,t Dist.of Baldwin County, floor. gia. containing one acre being the land occupied by Eddie Bonner a.* a | residence lot. Said land is bounded | that said application will be heurd the February Term, 1930, of the Court of Ordinary of said county. Let all persons show cause 4t that id application should not be granted. This January 6, 1930. BERTIE B. STEMBRIDGE, Ordinary Baldwin County, Ga. CITATION GEORGIA, Baldwin County. To Whom It May Concern: L. H. Andrews, Executor of the last will of W. F. Croley, has ap plied for letters of Dismission from his Executorship. All persons are cited to show cause before me at the February Term, 1930, of the Court of Ordinary of said county why said application should not be granted. This January 6, 1930. BERTIE B. STEMBRIDGE, Ordinary Baldwin County, Ga. CITATION GEORGIA. Baldwin County. To Whom It May Concern: Notice is given that A. W. Tisdale has applied for the appointment of the County Administrator as the Ad ministrator of the Estate of Joi Ford, deceased, and that raid applica tion will be heard at the February Term, 1930, of the Court of Ordi nary of said county on the first Mon day in February, next. This January 6th. 1930. BERTIE B. STEMBRIDGE, Ordinary Buldwin Count}, Ga. CITATION GEORGIA, Baldwin County. To Whom It May Concern: Notice is hereby given that J. C. Grimes, as administrator of Mrs. Mary Grimes, deceased, having ap plied to me for leave to sell the land of said deceased: all the heirs-at-law and creditors of said Mrs. Mary Grimes, take notice that I will pas; upon said application at the Febru ary Term, 1930, of the Court of Ordi nary of *aid county; let them show “wore out” because the past cause, if any they have or can. whv few days I have been trying so hard I said leave should not Be granted, to all th<- thinjrs done out in this Thin January r., 1030. place—both front and back yards— BERTIE B. STEMBRIDGE. wh an acre in each—that I have Ordinary. the : 192 That tract of land on Oconee Heights in the f:21st. Dist. G. M.. Baldwin County, Georgia, contains one-fourth of nn acre and being occupied by Walter Tucker ns a resi dence. Said land is bounded os fol lows. On the North by the lands of Pinkie Phillip*: East by the lands of S. J. Stubbs, South tyy the lands of Annie Arnold and West by the land of Joe Cotton. Said land was levied on as the property of Walter Tucker under a state and county tax fi. fa. for the year 1928. The above described tracts and parcels of land were levied on by me under and by virtue of tax fi. ia.’s issued by the Tax Collector of Bald win County, Georgia, on December 20, 1928, for taxes due the State of Georgia and County of Baldwin for the years of 1928 and 1927 against the ownvrs of the above described parcels of land and said sales will be made to satisfy the said fi. fa.’s. I have notified the defendants in [ the fi. fa. and the tenants in posses- J sion of the levy and the time, term- and place of sale ns required by law. This 8th day of January, 1930. I J. F. VINSON. Deputy Sheriff, * Baldwin County, Ga L iave you seen die sensational new Chevrolet Those who seek the utmost in motoring satisfaction—at sensationally low prices ■- should see and drive the Greatest Chev rolet in Chevrolet History . . . now on display in our showrooms! 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