Public Auction Of Taylor County Farm Lands By Federal Farm Mortgage Corp
In a notice of sale by Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation the land described as fifty three quarters of an acre in Taylor County Georgia is to be sold by public outcry on the first Tuesday in August 1988 during legal hours at the county courthouse. The sale is to satisfy the indebtedness secured by a deed to secure debt executed by Mrs Lucy L Sams dated September 20 1938 and recorded in Book I page 73. The lands are described with bounds and reference to a prior deed to the Land Bank Commissioner. A deed will be given to the purchaser. The notice is dated June 27 1988 and signed by c B Marshall Attorney at Law.
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GIA
Taylor County
Lucy L. Sams
Lands Commissioner
Taylor County Superior Court
Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation
Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation Act
Georgia
J. A. Heath
Mary Amos
D. W. Wilson
W. T. Amos
Lucy L. Sms
Land Bank
Superior Court
Federal Harm Mortgage Corporation
C. B. Marshall
Attoney-at4Law
Sheriff’s Sale in Taylor County Georgia 1938 Notice
Taylor County will sell at the courthouse door on the first Tuesday in August 1938 the property of Mrs H H Newsome to satisfy 1937 tax executions including Lot 8 Block 42 Reynolds city and Lots 81 82 in Eastern Heights corner of Mime and Calhoun Streets 50 by 160 feet plus 25 acres off Lot 16 14th District Agency Reserve bounding JG Byrd Mrs C H Neisler Carithers W estate and G F Byrd for 1934 1935 1936 1937 taxes. Sale overseen by Sheriff John M Bone July 7 1988.
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Georgia
Taylor County
Court House
Reynolls
H. H. Newsome
Theastern Heights
City of
Reynolds
Mime
Calhoun Streets
Calhoun Street
State
CORY
JG. I’. Byrd
C. H. Neisler
Carithers Wsta
G. F. Byrd
P. B. Griffith
Yorton, L
John M. Bone
Petition for Letters of Administration in Taylor County Georgia
Mrs A F Davis applies for permanent letters of administration on the estate of A F Davis, late of Taylor County. 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 July 5, 1938, L. T. PRED, Ordinary.
Foy seeks permanent administration of W L Foy estate
C W Foy has applied for permanent administration of the estate of W L Foy of Taylor County Georgia. Creditors and next of kin are cited to appear at the Ordinary L T Peed's office within the legal time to show cause why permanent administration should not be granted. Witness my hand and official signature this July 5 1938.
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Georgia
Taylor County
C. W. Foy
W. L. Foy
Taylor
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Bread for That Boy of Yours
Edward Smith, 81, held in Macon barracks on a general charge while awaiting outcome of the conviction of T Judson Barnes, 40, shot by Smith Sunday night after seeing Barnes in a car with his wife. The story blends sermonistic exhortation on parenting with a local crime note amid a broader moral appeal.
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Edward Smith
Macon
T. Judson Barnes
Smith
W. J. Johnson
Barnes
Early Butler settler Elder Respess and church history
In Butler’s early days Elder Respess moved from Schley county, built a church on his land, preached monthly without pay, and influenced Primitive Baptists across states. The old Gospel Messenger site and Respess home became part of local memory, later repurposed as apartments.
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Mr. Anderson
Butler
Elder Respess
Schley County
W. G. Bateman
Ekler Respess
H. Bussey
Columbus
Charlie Kenns
J. R. Kespess
Gospel Messenger
Court House
Charlie Benns
Butler Herald
Buttler Herald
Mr. Respess
Messenger
Ats Place
Brown Marshall
Charlie Stone
Mr. Marshall
Charlie
Respess
Jack Colbert
Orrie
Carrie
Macon
Empire Store
Herbert Respess
J. R. Respess
Christian Science Lesson-Sermon on Sacrament Amid Bible Texts
The Lesson-Sermon for Sunday in all First Church branches centers on Sacrament. It includes I Cor 12 13 about baptism into one body and cites Mary Baker Eddy's Science and Health page 241 noting the baptism of Spirit washes the body of impurities and leads to spiritual life and demonstration.
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First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Mass
Mary Baker Eddy
Revival Services Start At Howard Methodist Church
Revival meetings begin July on the Butler-Howard charge with Bro W J Erwin aiding at Howard and Bro M J Wood assisting at Mark Wesley and Union churches. Start times follow first Sunday and run through the ensuing week, inviting all to join and pray for revival at each location.
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Howard Methodist Church
Butler-Howard
Howard
Bro. W. J. Erwin
Mark
Wesley
Union
M. J. Wood
Reynolds
Judge Guerry's Father Passey Passes Away
Montezuma Ga July 5 Samuel Guerry father of Judge John B Guerry of the Georgia Court of Appeals and former General Assembly member died at his Montezuma home Sunday night after long illness He was 81 Surviving relatives include his wife five sons and two daughters He was a native of Georgetown Ga and had lived in Montezuma about 30 years retiring from farming several years ago
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Montezuma, Ga
Samuel Guerry
John B. Guerry
Georgia Court of Appeals
General Assembly
Montezuma
Guerry
Georgetown
More Than 500 Die On Fourth Of July
United Press reports over the Independence Day long weekend more than 500 fatalities nationwide. Automobiles led deaths with 226, drownings totaled 107, others from shootings falls and accidents. California and Illinois top state counts with 43 casualties. New York recorded 42 while several states reported no violent deaths.
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United Press
Aidt
Virginia
Pennsylvania
California
Illinois
New York
West Virginia
South Carolina
Nebraska
Montana
Veteran Charlie Hicks Bidens Dual Civil War Service at Gettysburg
Vidalia Georgia July 2 Charlie Hicks a 99 year old Toombs county Negro attends the reunion of Confederate and Union Veterans at Gettysburg. His Civil War record qualifies him as a veteran of both armies having served as body servant to his master in South Carolina and later to the young master. He was captured by Union forces and worked as a laborer and cook earning a federal pension. Hicks now owns farmland and raises a large family while annually hosting a Jordan's Ford Baptist church birthday party for kin.
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Vidalia
Charlie Hicks
Toombs County
Gettysburg
Charlie
South Carolina
U C. V
Jange
Jordan’s Ford Baptist Church
Hawkinsville Post Office to be Dedicated in July
Hawkinsville prepares a dedication schedule for its new post office with July 1 and July 15 as tentative dates. Postmaster Morgan Thompson indicated the final date depends on the availability of certain officials to attend.
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Hawkinsville
Morgan Thompson
Thompson
Georgia Democrats Clash Over TVA and Jobs Amid Independence Day Oratory
Georgia Democratic candidates used July 4 gatherings in Dublin Vienna and Warrenton to attack Sen Walter F George over farm aid and TVA while proposing programs for unemployment relief and economic reform. Talmadge urged homesteads for the unemployed and sharecroppers. Camp criticized the president and tariffs. Mangham Wood Rivers and others campaigned across the state highlighting debates over policy and leadership.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Dublin
Vienna
Warrenton
Walter F. George
TVA
George
Tennessee Valley Authority
Eugene ‘Talmadge
Free Land
Lawrence S. Camp
North Georgia
W .G. McRae
Talmadge
America
J. J. Mangham
Bremen
Robert F. Wood
Athens
D. Rievis
Cordels
Jo County
Hicks
Hugh Howell
Mangham
Rivers” Mangham
Wood
Rivers
Houston
Harvell
Democratic Executive Committee
Herman Talmadge
Cuthbert
Prohibition violator Johnson gets probated term. Horton jailed
Adolph H. Johnson, a Dublin area farmer, pleaded guilty in federal court to violating prohibition law and received three years probated. Horton, unhappy with probation, returned to a boathouse and told Judge Barsjrett he disliked the sentence. He was sentenced to a year and a day and is now in the Atlanta federal penitentiary.
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Wrightsville
Adolph H. Johnson
Dublin
Horton
Bars Jrett
Atlanta
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