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LOCALNEWS
Mr. W. B. Butler, of near Glen
wood, one of our good farmers,
wan m to see us this week.
Miss Henrilea Gross will spend
the week end here , the guest of
relatives'
Miss Wille Mae Carter was
the week end guest of Miss Mil
dred Frost, near Glenwood.
Mr. and Mrs. R.H. Pridgen, of
Atlanta are spending a few days
here this week the guests of rel
atives.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Rye, of
Savannah, spent several days
with relatives and friends here
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Lamar Carter,
of Dublin, spent last week ,end
the guest of the farmersmother,
Mrs. Ophelia Carter,near Alamo.
Mr. Russell Stroud, of Sa
vannah, spent some time here
this week with his parents, Mr.
and M rs. J. H. Stroud
We just learned of the burnir g
of the residence of Mrs. Jack
Sears near Shiloh this afternoon.
No insurance, total loss of about
$4000.00.
Reports from the bedside of
Mrs. J. N. Sears at her home
in Laurns County, mother of
Sheriff H.N. Sears of this place,
reported last week as being
seriously ill, are that her condit
ion remains quite serious and no
hopes are held out for her re
covery.
COTTON GINNING OFF
*
The tabulation of the card re
port shows there were 5,570 bales
of cotton, counting round as
half bales, ginned in Wheeler
county from the crop of 1931
.prior to November Ist, as com
pared with 6,505 bales ginned to
November Ist. 1930.
Stuckey News Notes.
Miss Ruth Morris, of, Alma,
• pent the week er.d will) her
parents, Mr. and Mrs J,S. Mor
ris.
Prof. R. W. Edenfield, of Glen
wood, was the week end guest of
Me. and Mrs. E.M. Fowler.
Miss Ruth Morris and Miss
Margaret Fowler were visitors
in Alamo Saturday.
Miss Annie Mae Morris, of
Augusta, is spending some time
at home with her parents and
friends.
The many friends of Mr. Bud
McCumbers are glad to learn of
his recovery from an operation
for appendicitis.
Lumber City Poultry Car.
There will be a poultry sale
conducted at Lumber City on
Thursday November 19th. Prices
to be paid are as follows:
Colored hens, 14c.
Leghorn hens, 10c.
Fryers, 15c.
Geese, 08c.
Turkeys, 15c.
Stags, 12c.
Ducks, 12c.
Roosters, 08c.
Car will be at Lumber City as
early Thursday morning as pos
sible to get it moved there from
Hazlehurst.
If you want the poultry car to
continue coming to Lumber City,
patronize it. The price to be paid
at car is the very best price we
could get.
Lee G. Whitaker, Coanty Agent..
Rev. W. R. Holder, returned
missiouery from the Belgian
Congo, reports improved man
ners among the cannibals of that;
region. They ha ve eaten no
nativefor aboutayear.while it has
been nearly 12 years since the
last white man went into the pot, ■
he being a trader who had been |
hard boiled in bis dealings with ■
the Congo folks.
Glenwood News
0
Mr Evan Browning, of Atlanta,
; visited relatives recently.
Mr. W. H Kent was a business
' visitor in Dublin and Mcßae last
Tuesday.
Miss Lennie Lee Neville, of
Claxion, is the attractive guest
of hersister, Mrs. B. J. CMbouu.
Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Pope and
family, of Alamo, visited Mr. and
Mis. Daniel Pope last Sunday.
M rs. J. I’. Mixon and daughter,
Pauline and Elizabeth, of Tarry
town, visited Mr. and Mrs. W H.
Kent Sunday.
Misses Vivian Colemen, Gladys
Hall and Jonnie Hilbun were
dinner guests of Miss Esihei
Godbee at the home of Mrs. L
M. Pope in Alamo last Saturday
Mrs. W. IL Kent and small
sons visited in Tarrytown and
Vidalia la-1 Thursday. She was
accompar ied home by Miss Helen
Mixon,who spent several days
with Fer, returning to Tarry
town Sunday.
Attention is called to the chan
ges made in the time of Sunday
School and preaching service at
both the Methodist and Baptist
Churches. Sunday School at 10:
30 o’clock and preaching service
at 11:30. Rev. A. B. Wall will
preach hi, last sermon of this
onference year Sunday at 11:30,
at the Methodist Church. The
public is cordially invited.
Glenwood Wilsonian Program,
Toe Wilsonian Literary Society
had charge of the program for!
the last meeting, which was last
Friday afternoon.
The program was carried out
as follows:
Song—Keep the Home Fires
Burning.
Piayer—Miss Hilbun.
Meaning of Armistic —Juanita
Windham.
Piano Solo —Winnell Adams.
Reading, Be of Good Cheer-
Mural Windham.
Song, When the moon comes
over the mountain, by Kubye
Morrison, Lee Loy Clark, La
Rilta Wright and Willard Me
Daniel.
After the program the societies
went to their 100 m for business.
In business meeting our critic
which is Dorothy Rivers, made a
report which should oe very help
ful to the society. The president,
Foy Kent, appointed as program
commitlefor next week, Win
cell Adams, Hazel Rivers, Louie
Nunn, and Ollie Ennis.
Mural Windham,
Reporti r.
The P. and H. Club Meets.
The P. ami H. Club met last Sat
urday night nt a club member’s home
for the purpose of distinguishing the
i’s. from the Ils.
Only five members of the club were
present. Teey will receive their dis
tinction at tte next meeting, if not
sooner.
After receiving their identification,
ti e Ps. were served one pice of home
made candy, the Hs. two picees, and
HHs. four by Mrs- HH.
The meeting was drawn to a close
by pledges from all members, of their
allegience to the club in its future
endeavors to meet again some time in
the immediate future.
Georgia leads all states in the
production of turpentine and
rosin, with Florida second.
America n
EXPOSITION SHOWS
Will Exhibit in Alamo all next week,
commencing
Monday, Nov 16 to 21, inc.
Fun and Frolic for all. Free admission
to Grounds. Show for the entire family
WHEELER COUNTY EAGLE, ALAMO, GEORGIA
SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
GEORGlA—Wheeler County.
Under and by virture of a power
cf sale contained in a deed to secure
debt executed and delivered by Wil
lie E. Kemp to the Empire Loan and
Trust Company on the 6th day of Oc
tober, 1319, and recorded in the of
fice of the Clerk of the Superior
Court of Wheeler County, Georgia,
in deed book 4, page 555-6 on the
'.dh Jay cf October, 1919, the un
dcsigned will sell at public outcry
at the court house door in said coun
ty of Wheeler, between the legal
hours of sale, namely 10 a. m. and
4 p. m., to the highest and best bid
der for cash, on the Bth, day of De
cember, 1931, the following described
property, to-wit:
The whole of lot of land number
two mindred and fifty-seven (257)
in the tenth (10th) land district of
Wheeler County, Georgia, containing
two hundred and two and one half
(202 1-2) acres, more or less.
For the purpose of paying a cer
tain promissory note for the sum of
Thirty Two Hundred ($3,200.00)
Dollars executed and delivered by
the said Willie E. Kemp to the Em
pire Loan & Trust Company on the
6th day of October, 1919, and .due
November Ist, 1924, stipulating for
interest from the date of said note
to maturity at the rate of six and
one half per cent (6 1-2%) per an
num, payable annually, and ten per
cent (10%) attorney fees, said in
terost oeing represented by interest
notes, which have been paid, and on
maturity of said principal R. L.
Kinchen & Company claimed to own
the equity in said property, and ex
ecuted extension agreement and ex
tension interest notes, agreeing to
pay the interest on said loan from
November Ist, 1924, to November
Ist, 1929, end until paid at the rats
of six and one half per cent (6%%)
per annum payable annually; one of
said interest notes being payable on
November Ist, 1925, 1926, 1927,
1928, and 1929, respectively. Said
interest notes bear interest from
due date until paid at the rate of
eight per cent (8%) per annum un
til paid. The undersigned, according,
to the terms and conditions of th r
< apers in connection with the loan,
did on May 30th, 1931, advance
Sixty-Seven & 62-100 ($67.62) Dol
lars ns insurance premium, which
amount has not been repaid. Said
advancement of insurance premium
bears interest from date of advance
ment at the rate of eight per ceni
per annum until paid. Said princi
pal note of Thirty Two Hundred
<53,200.00) Dollars, which became
due November Ist, 1929, together
with interest from due date at the
rate of six and one-half- per cen*
(6H%) per annum, less One Hun
dred Twenty-Five ($125.00) Dollars
paid September 7th, 1931, and said
advancement of insurance pre
mium of Sixty-Seven & 62-100
($67,621 Dollars, with interest from
date of advancement at the rate of
eight per c^r.t per annum unti'
paid, remain unpaid, and the s^id
Willie E. Kemp and the said R. L.
Kinchen & Company fail and refuse
to pay the same on demand, and the
same are now due and unpaid.
Said deed to secure debt made by
the said Willie E. Kemp to the said
Empire Loan & Trust Company here
inbefore mentioned contains a power
of sale which provides that said Wil
lie E. Kemp covenants and agrees
that in case of default* in payment
of the debt above mentioned when
due or in case of default in any of
the conditions named in the bond to
reconvev, said Empire Loan & Trust
Company, or the person to whom said
power is assigned and delegated,
may sell the property, including the
right, title and interest therein of
the said Willie E. Kemp, his heirs
and assigns, at auction at the court
house door in the county in which
the land lies, to the Highest bidder
for ea»b, first giving four weeks’
notice cf the time, terms and place
New Barber Shop
Opened Next Door to Eagle Office
G. C. JONES, Proprietor
ALAMO, GEORGIA
2 chairs
Hot and Cold Bath
MODERN EQUIPMENT
The Patronage of the Public Solicited
Same Old Barber in New Quarters
COME TO SEE ME-—Prompt Service
oi sale by advertising once a week
for four weeks in a newspaper p ib
ishtd in the county where sail land
lies, as provided in said deed. Tin
clove <escribed deed to seucre debt
together with the legal title to thi
land therein described, and all the
right, title, interest and powers
therein contained, including the
power of sale in said deed to secure
debt have been assigned and dele
gated to and are now held and
owned by the undersigned. All the
terms and conditions of said power
of sale are hereby specially referred ’
to and made a part of this adver
tisement just as if incorporated
herein.
Said property will be sold and
deed made to the purchaser by the
undersigned as provided in said
power of sale in said deed to se
cure debt, as hereinbefore stated.
MONTPELIER SAVINGS
BANK AND TRUST
COMPANY
By Ellis. Webb & Ellis,
Its Attorneys,
tmericus, Ga.
Cutting Affair at Milan.
Milan, November 11. —Ross
McDuffie is under the care of a'
local physician, at his office here, i
for serious cuts received in an i
altecation over yesterday’s 1
election, according to county i
officers.
Clay ton McDuffie, cousin and a J
brother-in law of the wounded i
man, is under arrest and is in 1
jail at Mcßae, charged with the J
cutting.
The two men, cousins, married .
sisters. Officers said there bad ■
been ill feeling between them for
some time. Both were alleged to
have been drinking yesterday,
when an argument at the Milan
election booth led to the stabbing
For the 55th time since 1920,
James McGraw of Long Branch,
N J., recently went to jail on a
disorderly conduct charge. -
Notice!
To Our Friends
And Customers:
Owing to the low price of farm prod
ucts, we have decided to reduce our
prices, and run our business strictly for
cash.
Hair Cuis 25c Shaves 15c
Shampoo 25c Massage 25c
lonic 15c Hair Oil 10c
Necks Clipped or Shaved 10c
NOW IS THE TIME TO SHAVE
AMD CLEAN UP!
CITY BARBER SHOP
H. R. CLARK, Prop.
Advertise your Wares
through this medium
It will pay you.
