Notice of Foreclosure on Taylor County Land
Farmers & Merchants Bank of Junction City announces foreclosure under a deed to secure debt dated April 9, 1965 tied to H C Gray. On January 4, 1938, legal hours at the Taylor County courthouse, 101 1/4 acres and 5 acres in Taylor County lot No 162 will be sold to satisfy the indebtedness. Deed will be executed to the buyer. Charles C Stone, Attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Taylor County
Geiaulv
Farmers Mercnants Bank
Junction City
H.C. Gray
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Taylor County Superior
Farmers & Merchants Bank of
14Th Land District
R. C. Gray
Superior Court
Charles C, Stone
Petition for Letters of Administration in Georgia
Lewis Watson applies for permanent letters of administration on the estate of Mrs. Lessie Watson in Taylor County Georgia. Creditors and next of kin are cited to appear at the ordinary's office within the legal time to show cause why administration should not be granted. Witness dated November 30 1937. L. T. Peed Ordinary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Taylor County
Lewis Watson
Lessie Watson
L. T. Peed
Notice to Debtors and Creditors in Byrd Estate
Creditors of the estate of Mrs. Alice M. Byrd in Taylor County are notified to render their demands to the undersigned per law. All persons indebted to the estate must make immediate payment as of November 1, 1987. C. B. Marshall, Administrator, Estate of Mrs. Alice M. Byrd, deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Taylor County
Alice M. Byrd
C. B. Marshall
Legal Sale and Creditors Meeting Notice in Taylor County
Public sale invalid debt secured by deed to secure debt from Jeff Johnson to the Land Bank Commissioner dated August 22, 1984 will occur January 4, 1988 at the Taylor County courthouse for 176.58 acres in Taylor County Georgia. Also a first meeting of creditors in the bankruptcy case of Mrs. Cora Spillers Vann is set for December 18, 1987 in Butler Georgia with Conciliation Commissioner C B Marshall presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Taylor County
Land Bank Commissioner
Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation Act
Jeff Johnson
Taylor County Superior Court
Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation
Hay
Rufus Watkins
Tobe Murray
B. T. Kilcrease
S. A. Cromer
Lee Grundy
Land Bank
Superior Court
Cora Spillers Vann
Cora Vann Spillers
Masonic
City of
Butler
C. B. Marshall
College president announces resignation of Stella Steele
J. M. Thrash, president of South Georgia College at Douglas, announced Tuesday that Stella Steele, long time director of the home economics department, has tendered her resignation to take effect January 1. Her successor has not yet been appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Thrash
South Georgia College At
Douglas
Sheriff Sale of 1935 Chevrolet in Taylor County Georgia
Public outcry sale scheduled for January 4 1988 at the Taylor County courthouse to satisfy a 1937 judgment in favor of Farmers and Merchants Bank of Junction City against J F Hogg. Sheriff John M Bone notes item is a 1935 Chevrolet Sedan Motor 5278348 seized as the debtor’s property. A separate 1938 guardianship petition seeks leave to sell 80 acres in Agency Reserve known as Maul place to reinvest proceeds in Government Bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Hogg
Superior Court
Taylor County
Georgia
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Junction City
John M. Bone
C. F. McLaughlin
Said County
Court House
Columbus
Julian Byrd
Agency Reserve
Maul Place
A. J. Byrd
Alice M. Byrd
A. D. Byrd
Myrtle M, Byrd
Guardians Seek Court Permission to Sell Estate Land
Guardian for Emory Paul Kirksey and R C Kirksey requests leave from C and McLaughlin Superior Court Judge to sell an undivided 115 acre interest in T B Theus estate located in land lot 90, 18th district, Columbus Georgia. Sale intended for reinvestment as minor children currently have no income. December 8, 1997.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Taylor County
C. &. McLaughlin
Superior Court
Said County
Columbus
Emory Paul Kirksey
R. C Kirksey
T. B. Theus
R. C. Kirksey
Emory Paul
R. C. Kirksey, Jr
Land Lot 218 Sold At Court House Door In Taylor County
A notice states Lot 218 containing 202 1 2 acres in Taylor County Georgia will be sold at the courthouse on the first Tuesday in January 1988 during legal hours to satisfy a Taylor County Superior Court judgment in favor of The Georgia Loan and Trust Co against F C Peed. Defendant in possession notified. Sheriff J M Bone signs the notice dated December 1, 1937.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Taylor County
Court House
Butler
F. C Peed
Ford V-8 Cars Exhibit In Dealer Showrooms
Four Ford V-8 models are on display in dealer showrooms with three body styles shown. The deluxe line features longer hoods and engines, while standard models use a 60 horsepower V-8 or 85 horsepower unit. New interiors include a front instrument group, radio speaker in the center, and glove compartment. deluxe versions add locked compartments and a recessed clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanchard Tord
Reynolds Hi-Lights Senior Boys Defeat Junior Team
Reynolds High School weekly issue reports the senior boys defeat the junior boys in the first game. The paper, produced by Reynolds students on December 9, 1937, lists staff positions and a roster of reporters and editors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds High School
Programs of R. H. S. Catherine Wilson
Friday afternoon programs by R H S students featured the Grammar School classic lineup. Second and fourth grade acts included Has There Always Been Lots to Eat on Thanksgiving and A Thanksgiving Lesson. Casts listed numerous students with songs poems and plays reflecting Thanksgiving themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Wilson
Grammar School
Herschel Hallis
F. H. Nelson
Richard Parks
Albert Childres
Bryan Blair
Paul Freeman
Hugh Sawyer
Walter Windham
Jimmy Childre
June Peterman
Jerry James
Thomas Joiner
Margaret Posey
Sonny Shealy
Billy Foy
Joyce Parks
Terrell Waters
James Centry
Clyde Windham
Constance Barrow
Troy Whatle
John Russell
Dolly
Juanite Stewart
James Mason
Bob Brungon
Bradley Hancock
Carson Culverhouse
Clifford Whatley
St Charles Nelson
John Saunders
Senior Year Gossip and Small City Quirks
Society notes recount light local curiosities from Fort Valley high school life. Names like Ethel Jarrell Carroll Tinsley Frances Neisler and others appear in playful questions about basketball guidance singing lessons and weekend plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Jarrell
Carroll Tinsley
Toots
the Herald
Buck
Fort Valley
Joiner
Rheba
Frances Neisler
Robert
Frances Carter
Reynolds
Talbotton
Ricks
Miami Florida
James Underwood
Wloise Freeman
Mattiemma Kirksey
Helen Hancock
Della Mae Nelson
Reynolds Girls and Boys Fall at Talbotton on Tuesday
Reynolds teams traveled to Talbotton on November 30 and both lost. The girls were 18 to 8, while the boys dropped 54 to 12. Five Reynolds players logged the entire game with no substitutes, and Edwards led Talbotton while Whatley and Parks led Reynolds with four points each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds
Talbott
Altho
Talbotton
Edwards
Whatley
Parks
Benjamin Hodges
Will Parks
Edgar Whatley
Link Marshall
Ted Parks
Winifred Kirksey
Dorothy Mason
Dori Mason
Dorothy Hinton
Eugenia Joiner
G. Olay Bryan
Senior News Narrows Class Rings and Honors
Senior reporters recount a quarrel over invitations and contracts with a rival ring man, while noting arithmetic scores from Winifred Ruffin and other improvements in Vocational Guidance. A visit from Grade Mother Mrs Louis Ruffin brought treats and a cigar for Mr Joiner, brightening a tense week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joiner
Winifred Ruffin
Louis Ruffin
Our Trip to Talbotton Ends in Gas Rescue
Our trip to Talbotton Tuesday afternoon November 20 included stops in Butler Howard Junction City and Talbotton. We played better ball with only five players. We ran out of gas between Butler and Howard. Guy Windham gave us help sending gas from town. We reached Reynolds about 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talbotton
Butler
Howard
Junction City
Guy Windham
Reynolds
Grade news from Mrs Neisler visit and class updates
Our Grade Mother Mrs Neisler visited Friday November 19. We resumed English with literature alternating every six weeks. We now have our history textbooks and are glad to have a definite book to study from.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neisler
School Photo Day Turns Into Kodak Gaffe
Students from first through eleventh grade had their pictures taken with some not photographed due to their beauty. The images will arrive soon with a list price. A humorous caption notes a staged mishap and jokes about Kodak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neenle
Kodak
Boosters versus Knockers in daily life and faith
A reflection on choosing to uplift others over tearing them down. The essay contrasts a "Booster" who fosters kindness, justice, and encouragement with a "Knocker" filled with jealousy and suspicion. It urges readers to adopt booster attitudes for individual happiness and community harmony.
Ninth Grade News Moves Back to Home Room
Ninth grade students relocate from the tenth grade room to their own space as the W P A restarts work and the school nears settling. They remove heaters from the room but keep a stove in the pits. A Saturday night weiner roast at the golf course is planned for 6:30 with everyone paying their share.
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Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation. Co
B. Marshall
the District Court of the United States For
Middle District of
Sheriff's Sale
Reynolds, Ga
Hursday
Felix Blair
John Moi Neal Montgomery
Arthur Powerham
Troy Windham
Guy Wanunau
James Saunders
Rheba Windham
Pat Hodges
I. C. Eubanks
Mary Jane Winters
Helen Neisler
William O’neal
Will Parksee
Neva Byrd Itgomery
Frank McDaniel
Mary J. Douglas Saunders
Donald Wind- Min Tenn
Thomas Griffith
John Nelson
Vaughn Blair
John Allen Coulter
Troy Neisler
Mary Parks
Hilda Weaver
Lois Saunders
Rasmond Windham
Sydney Jones
Charlie Montfort
Reginald James
Marvnan Hollis
Jane Saunders
Aurelia Sawyer
Doris Graves
Dorothy Stewart
Sara Pool
Eugene Gray
Erie Newsom
Sydney Bryan
Julian Whatley
Sara Duvall
Doris Windham
Society News
Senior News
Mary N. Montgomery
Junior News
Sophs
Doria
Donald Windham
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