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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
HERBERT I. CONNER,M.D.
ADMINISTRATOR
CONNER INTERMEDIATE
CARE HOME
GLENWOOD, GEORGIA
February 14, 1972
Pursuant to statutory re
quirements of Title #6, Civil
Rights Administration - 1964 -
and regulations of Department
of Health Administration and
Welfare, Conner Intermediate
Care Home announces to the
community, the following open
admission policy.
It is the policy erf Conner
Intermediate Care Home to
admit and treat all patients
wiihout regard to race, creed,
color or national origin. The
same requirements of ad
mission will apply to all of
their patients and assign
ments to Conner Intermediate
Care Home without regard to
race, creed, color or national
origin. There is no distinc
tion in eligibility for or in the
manner of providing for any
patient thru Conner Inter
mediate Care Home. The
facilities of Conner Inter
mediate Care Home are avail
able without distinction of all
patients or visitors regard
less of race, creed, color
or national origin.
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GEORGIA,
WHEELER COUNTY
Whereas, MIU. ERMA M.
POPE; Administratrix of
Estate of Taft Pope, repre
sents to the Court in her
petition duly filed and entered
on record, that she has fully
adm'ntstered Taft Pope’s
estate: This is, therefore, to
cite all persons concerned,
kindred and creditors, to show
cause, if any they can, why
said Adminlstra‘rlx should not
be discharged from her ad
m’nistration, and receive Let
ters of Dismission on the first
Monday in October, 1972.
T. Clyde Fulford,
Ordinary 23-4 t
STATE OF GEORGIA
COUNTY OF WHEELER
IN THE COURT OF ORDINARY
OF SAIDSTATE ANDCOUNTY
TO WHOM T MAYCONCERN:
A petition by FRANCES C.
GRIFFIN, Guardian of JOSEPH
FRANKLIN GRIFFIN, has been
filed In this Court asking for
an Order allowing her to sell
certain property owned by said
Ward for the purpose of re
investment of the proceeds to
be derived therefrom. All In
terested persons are hereby
cited to show cause before the
Court of Ordinary on the first
Mondiy In October, 1972, why
said Order should not be grant-
ed as prayed.
This the 6th day of
September, 1972.
/s/ T. Clyde Fulford
Ordinary of Wheeler County,
Georgia
Preston N. Rawlins, Jr.
of RAWLINS & STRAUGHAN
Post Office Box 206
Mcßae, Georgia 31055
Attorneys for Petitioner
23-4 t
AD7ERTISEMENT OF SALE
The undersigned as admin
istratrix of the estate of
JAMES E. PRICKETT, de
ceased, by virture of an order
from the Court of Ordinary
of Wneeler County, Georgia,
will sell at public outcry, on
the first Tuesday in October,
1972, at the Courthouse door
in said County, between the
legal hours of sale, the fol
lowing described land:
A one-half undivided In
terest in all that tract or
parcel of land, being triangu
lar in shape, situate, lying
and being in Land Lot Number
26 in the 11th Land District
of Wneeler County, Georgia,
and being more particularly
described as follows, to-wit:
BEGINNING at the original
South corner of said land lot,
thence along the original
southwest land lot line north
forty-five (45) degrees west
three hundred and seventy
five (375) feet to a stake on
the southerly right-of-way line
of a County Maintained Road,
thence along the said Road
right-of-way line north eighty
seven (87) degrees thirty-five
(35) m’nutes east five hundred
and fifty-seven (557) feet to a
stake on the southeast land
lot line of said land lot, thence
along said southeast land lot
line south forty-five (45) de
grees west four hundred and
twelve (412) feet to the original
south corner of said land lot
and the point of beginning of
this description, containing
one and seventy-six hun
dredths (1.76) acres, more or
less, all as will appear by
reference to that certain plat
of survey by C. J. Caldwell,
Jr., Surveyor, dated April 15,
1972, which plat of survey and
the record thereof is by ref
erence Incorporated herein.
Terms of said sale will be
cash upon the delivery to pur
chaser of an administratrix’s
deed.
This the sth day of
September, 1972.
/s/ Patricia M. Prickett
Administratrix 23-4 t
PUBLICATION OF ARTICLES
OF AMENDMENT
“CONTEMPORARY CON
TRACTING, INCORPOR
ATED’’
Articles of Amendment have
been granted to CONTEM
PORARY CONTRACTING, IN
CORPORATED by the Hon.
James B. O’Connor, Judge of
the Superior Court of Wheeler
County, in accordance with
the applicable provisions of
the Georgia Business Cor
poration Code. The purposes
of said Articles of Amendment
are to re-classify the Ten
($10.00) dollar par value Com -
mon Stock of said Corporation
to One hundred ($100.00) dol
lar par value Common Stock
and to change the maximum
number of shares of Common
Stock to be issued from One
thousand (1,000) to Twenty
five hundred (2,500).
Larry W. Dowdy
Attorney at Law
P. O. Box 265
Mcßae, Georgia 31055
Corporate Attorney 23-4 t
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
FOR THE COUNTY OF
WHEELER,
STATE OF GEORGIA
CIVIL ACTION FILE NUM AFP
3712.
COMPLAINT (DIVORCE)
L. C. McRAE, JR.,
Plaintiff
VS.
BETTY FULTZ McRAE,
Defendant
Date Divorce Action Filed:
August 31, 1972
Order For Service By Publi
cation Dated: August 31, 1972
TO BETTY FULTZ McRAE,
DEFENDANT;
You are hereby commanded
to file with the Clerk of
Superior Court of Wheeler
County, Georgia, and to serve
upon Plaintiff’s Attorney, J.
Wade Johnson, P. O. Box 157,
Mount Vernon, Georgia 30445,
an answer to the foregoing
complaint within sixty (60)
days of the above stated date
of Order for Service by Publi
cation, in default of which the
Court will proceed as to jus
tice shall appertain.
WITNESS the Honorable
James B. O’Connor, Judge of
said Court, this 31 day of
August, 1972.
L. R. Clark, Clerk
Wheeler Co. Superior Court
J. Wade Johnson
Attorney at Law
P. O. Box 157
Mount Vernon, Ga. 30145
Attorney for Plaintiff 23-4 t
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VIDALIA GEORGIA
About Your
Social Security
Do you have a relative oi
friend receiving treatment in
a mental institution? Charles
Hall, Branch Manager of the
Dublin Social Security Office
states, “Many times a person
receiving treatment for a
mental condition is unable to
file a claim on his own be
half, yet he may be entitled
to benefits.” The Social
Security Administration tries
to contact those who might
possibly be entitled to benefits
in order to protect them from
a loss of benefits.
If you have a friend or
relative you feel might be
eligible for benefits, call,
write, or visit the Dublin
Social Security Office located
at 114 East Johnson Street.
The telephone number is 272-
5347. The personnel of the
Dublin office will be glad to
discuss any questions you
might have regarding Your
social security.
Q. I am receiving social
security checks but have taken
a job. Do I wait until I earn
SI6BO before reporting to
Social Security?
A, No. Report as soon as
you start working at the rate
of pay which would exceed
SI6BO for this year. Os
course, if you should quit
work, report that at once.
In the report to social
security be sure to show the
month you started work and
estimate total earnings for
the whole year from January
1 to December 31. When a
beneficiary waits until he has
earned SI6BO before report
ing, he is already overpaid
and, depending on his earn
ings, he may not be eligible
to receive any checks at all,
and therefore, would be over
paid for all months.
Q. Several people have told
me 1 could get social security
retirement benefits because
I am 60 and a widow. My
husband died in 1936. One
person, however, said I could
not receive benefits on my
own record at age 60, but
that I had to be 62. Who is
right?
A. The one person who said
you could not get monthly
benefits on your own record
at 60 is correct. A widow’s
benefit can be paid at age 60
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on her husband’s work record;
however, since your husband
died in 1936 (before Social
Security was effective), you
would not qualify for any be
nefits on his record.
Q. I will be 62 in October.
1 have only 3 years work.
Someone told me that the 3
years spent in the Army in
World War II would give me
social security credits. Is
that true?
A. Yes. For each month
honorably served in the Army
(or any branch of Service)
from 1940 to 1957, you will
be given social security
credit.
Vidalia Area
Crusade For
Christ Set
Rev. Ray Simpson, general
chairman, and Merril Grey,
Assistant chairman, called a
meeting of the Committee
Chairmen for the Vidalia Area
Crusade for Christ Tuesday,
September 19, at the Smith
Street Baptist Church. Plans
were discussed and progress
reports were made by the
chairman.
The following information
was made available concern
ing the committees. Rev.
Bill Berryhill will serve as
finance with Ray Waller act
ing as treasurer. Other
chairman and committes are
John P. Quattlebaum - pub
licity, B. J. Willbum-Prayer,
Thomas F. Fleming - tent
and grounds, Gene Bowman -
hospitality, Diekßibble-nur
sery, Jack Aiderman-coun
seling, Harold Tucker -
Census, W, R. McElrath and
James Young - special ser
vices, Ollie Graham - music,
W. A. Ellenwood - ushers,
and Agnes Humphrey - youth
and children.
Rev. Jack Aiderman who
will be training counselor for
the crusade said he anti
cipated the need for 150 dedi
cated Christians to serve
during the service. These
workers are essential to the
success of the Crusade.
A rally will be held at the
Lyons First Baptist Church
October 2, at 7:30 p.m. You
are invited to attend this
rally 1 and to bring all your
friends along.
The Vidalia Area Crusade
for Christ will begin October
15 and go through October
29 in the Maxwell Plaza
Shopping Center, Vidalia,
Georgia. Services will be
held nightly' at 7:30 p.m.
Rev. Ray Simpson, pastor
of the Smith Street Baptist
Church in Vidalia, is serving
as the general chairman of
the Vidalia Area Crusade for
For Sale 680 Acres
Location: Wheeler County, on the Oconee River, between
Mount Vernon and Glenwood.
Formerly owned by J. P. Stevens Co. Offered in three
tracts. Buy part or all.
Excellent for cattle farm, allotments, cross fenced,
cultivated and wooded land, permanent pastures, two miles
of river frontage, also a lake and wells, good pond sites.
Prime 100 acres industrial site, railroad siding, paved high
way, zoning open, high land river frontage.
Recreation areas - high land cabin sites on river and McCoy
Lake, which flows into Oconee River, hunting and fishing
paradise.
Good timber and can furnish cruise. Low taxes. Liberal
financing available. Good for group investors.
Duncan A. Mcßae
583-4414 or 583-2792
Mount Vernon, Georgia
WHEELER COUNTY EAGLE
PUBLISHED FRIDAYS
OFFICIAL ORGAN OF WHEELER COUNTY
Entered as Second Class Matter at the Post Office in Alamo,
Georgia, under Act of March 3, 1879
Published at Alamo, Georgia. By
EAGLE PUBLISHING COMPANY
GWENDOLYN B. COX Editor and Publisher
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NATION AI EDITORIAL
Christ.
Rev. Simpson came to
Vidalia three years ago and
has led the Smith Street
church since that time. Ser
ving with him as assistant
chairman is Merril Grey,
an active layman in the re
ligious life in this area.
The E. J. Daniels Evange
listic Team of Orlando, Fla.,
will conduct the Vidalia Area
Crusade on the Maxwell Plaza
Parking Lot from October 15
through October 29. Services
will be held nightly at 7:30
p.m. Nursery' service will be
provided. This team in known
for its tremendous spiritual
impact upon communities
where they hold a crusade.
A rally is planned for Oc
tober 2, at the First Baptist
Church in Lyons, at 7:30p.m.
All committee chairman and
pastors are encouraged to
meet at 6:30 for a luncheon
and planning session.
According to Rev. Simpson
the prospects for the Crusade
look good at present. All
chairmanships have been fill
ed and many of the committees
are already functioning.
Hunting And
Fishing Guide
Is Available
A new 31-page “show and
tell” booklet entitled “Con
servation Practices — Signs
of Good Hunting and Fishing”
is now available to sportsmen.
The announcement was made
fay Horace Zeigler, district
conservationist of the Soil
Conservation Service in Mc-
Rae.
The new booklet depicts 14
•different soil and water con
servation practices installed
by land owners that are used
by wildlife for their food, cov
er and water.
These conservation prac
tices are shown in artistic
drawings by the world-renown
SCS artist, Felix Summers.
Mr. Zeigler said the booklet
serves as a two-fold guide
for sportsmen. It points out
the signs of good hunting and
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STATEMENT OF OWNER
SHIP, MANAGEMENT
AND CIRCULATION
1. Title of Publication:
Wheeier County Eagle.
2. Date of Filing: September
29, 1972.
3. Frequency of Issue:
Weekly.
4. Location of known office
of Publication: Alamo, Wheel
er County, Ga. 30411.
5. Location of the Head
quarters or general business
offices of the Publishers:
Alamo, Ga.
6. Names and addresses of
publisher, editor, and man
aging editor:
Publisher: Gwendolyn B.
Cox, Alamo, Ga.
Editor: Gwendolyn B. Cox,
Alamo, Georgia.
Manager Editor: Gwendolyn
B. Cox, Alamo, Georgia.
7. Owner: Wallace Adams,
Glenwood, Georgia 30428.
8. Known bondholders,
mortgagees, and other se
curity holders owning or hold
ing 1 percent or more of total
amount of bonds, mortgages
or other securities: None.
Average number copies each
issue during preceding 12
months: 600.
Mail Subscriptions: 575.
Total paid circulation: 500.
Free distribution by mail,
carrier or other means: 75
Total distribution: 575.
Office use, left-over, un
accounted, spoiled after print -
ing: 25.
Total: 600.
I certify that the statements
made by me above are correct
and complete.
GWENDOLYN B. COX
fishing in addition to the eleven
necessary signs of good
sportsmanship.
“It is timely,’’Zeiglerstat
ed, “that this publication was
presented on the eve of the
first National Hunting and
Fishing Day, September 23.
Did you ever stop to think
how iwid the situation would
be if everyone agreed with
y< hi?
Most husbands who begin
coming in late for dinner
are in for some scraps
