Georgia Taylor County foreclosure of Mary J Bennett property
Public sale under a deed to secure debt from Mary J Bennett to J P Posey dated May 3 3930 recorded in Taylor and Marion counties will occur at the Taylor County courthouse on the first Tuesday in June 1938 the 7th. The sale includes multiple parcels in Taylor and Marion counties with specified lots and acreages. Proceeds will cover the indebtedness and sale costs with any excess paid to rightful claimants. J P Posey attorney in fact for Mary J Bennett
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Taylor County
Mary J. Bennett
J. P. Posey
Marion County
Court House
Sheriff's Sale Notice for Land in Taylor County
Public outcry sale at the courthouse door in Butler Taylor County Georgia on the eleventh day of June 1988 between legal hours of sale. One half undivided remainder interest in lot of land No 123 in the 12th land district. Levy executed on the described property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Taylor County
Court House
Butler
Sheriff Sale Notices In Taylor County Georgia 1938
Property of Eugene Adams defended as to an execution in favor of Belle Garrett. Public sale will be at the courthouse door Butler on June 7 1938. Also three acres in Butler bounded by alley Scandrett Leonards road. Tax executions on Wiley Walker and Jack Peacock properties for 1934 35 86 and 87. Levy by J M Downs. JOHN M. BONE Sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Adams
Fifa
Said County
Belle Garrett
J. M. Bone
Taylor County
Georgia
Butler
R. A. Scandrett
Jack Leonard
Wiley Walker
J M. Downs
Lk C
Mrs. Harmon
C. M. Williams
David Peterman
Jack Peacock
J.M. Downs
S. C
John M. Bone
School Trustees Election Planned in Nine Districts
An election will be held in Butler Reynolds Rupert Mauk Cross Roads Crowells Central Wesley and Turner School Districts on June 17, 1938 to fill all vacancies on the boards of trustees. Only qualified voters may participate and returns will be sealed and filed with the County School Superintendent for consolidation at the July 5 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Taylor County
Butler
Reynolds
Rupert
Mauk
Cross Roads
Crowells
Central
Wesley
Turner
County Board of Education
Taylor County Board of Education
W. T. Austin
Pleasant Hill Social Roundup Grounds Guest Visits
Mrs Gertrude MecCrary of Ella ille visited Mrs L B Shirah on Tuesday. Emma Lowery stayed with Leila Odom. G P Payne visited Shirah. Howard and Edgar Tate visited Carnal Shirah. Lee Mx and Clemon Odom spent weekend with W Grimsley. Dewey Halstead's mother left for LaGrange. Houston James visited his sister L Grimsley. Carnal and Willie Shifath were Sunday guests of Howard Tate. W W Guy Pearl Guy and John Guy Jr stayed with Thomas Green at Fountainville. Emily Guy returned home from Fountainville to visit her sister Mrs Thomas Green. C C Cromer visited Leila Odom. Leila Odom and children visited Luther Lovick. M V Guy visited Pearl Guy Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude MecCrary
Ella Ille
L. B. Shirah
Emma Lowery
Leila Odom
Dewey Halstead
LaGrange
Houston James
Leonard Grimsley
Carnal
Willie Shifath
Howard Tate
W. Guy
Pearl Guy
John Guy, Jr
Thomas Green
Fountainville
Emily Guy
C. C. Cromer
Luther Lovick
M. V. Guy
Talbotton Woman Elected President of Clubs
Talbotton Georgia May 14 Mrs W L Perryman was inducted as president of the Talbotton Woman's club Friday at the Straus Levert Memorial hall. Other officers inaugurated for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talbotton
W. L. Perryman
Talbotton Woman’s Club
Straus-Levert
E.l
Public Auction Notice for P C Watson Estate
Under an order of the Ordinary of Taylor County Georgia dated May 28 1938 the estate of P C Watson will sell on Friday June 3 1988 at 10 am at the home place of deceased in Norwich Georgia all personal property including household and kitchen furniture and farm implements and tools to the highest bidder for cash Thelmon Jarrell administrator estate of P C Watson May 23 1938
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelmon Jarrell
P.C. Watson
Reynolds High School Hi-Lights Staff Roles Notice
Reynolds High School weekly paper lists student roles for the paper The Class on Vocational Guidance oversees assignments Students may see the managing editor for tasks Editorial writers Rheba sports editor feature editor society editor poetry editor joke editor Mane Ditan listed among staff duties and positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds High School
Rheba
Society
Mane Ditan
Commencement Plans At Reynolds High School Outlined
Reynolds High School announces a June 3 open day titled A Day At R.H.S. featuring grade exhibits from First through Ninth grades under supervision of Miss Winnie Griffith Mildred Stanfield and Miss Margaret Phillips. The Seventh Grade Home Economics class presents fashion displays while the Eighth Grade offers a musical history and the Glee Club performs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unem
Jomer
von Trompt
Benning
Gow
Hls
Winnie Griffith
Mildred Stanfield
Reynolds
Margaret Phillips
R.H.S
Delma Jelks
Snow White
Glee Club
R.hs
Parting Reflections as Seniors Leave R H S
An editorial laments the nine months of Joiner’s influence and the 27 seniors departing for the open world. It recalls strong bonds with teachers and friends at R H S and the fear of never meeting again, while wishing success and offering future help to the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Joiner
Seniors Reveal Plans After Graduation The Long-Awaited Diplomas
This column lists graduates and their destinations after earning their diplomas. Names include Robert Bell heading to Southern California Neva Byrne to Alabama for a marriage diploma C B Byrn on vacation Rosamond Cox and J C Eubanks stay at home Baron Fuller to Paris Island Mary Jane Winters to Martha Berry Helen Neisler to G S G W Troy Wintham remains at home James Saunders to Georgia Tech Helen McDaniel to G S 1c Sara Adel Lucas to G A B Nat Lucas to G A B E C Pierce to Tifton Cathryn Wilson to G A B Mary Montgomery to G C W W Windham to Millard Windham Diesel Engineer School Walter Hobbs to G S W G Rheba Windham training to be a nurse St Louis Hubert Young to Tifton Charlie Frank McCrary to work Pat Hodges to Mercer Benjamin Hodges to Michigan State Jesse Rogens to Yale Emily Taunton training at Macon Hospital and Winifred Ruffin Ward Belmont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neva Byrne
Alabama
C. B. Byrn
Rosamond Cox
J. C. Eubanks
Baron Fuller
Paris Island
Mary Jane Winters
Martha Berry
Helen Neisler
Millard Windham
Diesel Engineer
Walter Joe Hobbs
Senior Class Gossip and Exam Schedule Report
Senior students engage in light gossip about friendships and crushes while noting exam planning. Mr. Carroll Tinsley receives a tentative year ahead raise, and seniors prepare to finish exams a week early compared with other classes. Benjamin Hodges and Winifred Ruffin hosted a Friday prom dance at Benjamin’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Saunders
Catherine Wilson
Carroll Tinsley
Neva
Ohio
Seniors Entertained at Home of Miss Neisler
I C Eubanks reports a May 16 gathering hosted by Miss Helen Neisler for seniors. The event began at 8:80 and featured a treasure hunt with boys selecting partners, a candy prize won by Charlie Frank McCrary, followed by six dances and refreshments of punch and cake before departures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neisler
Helen Neisler
Charlie
Frank McCrary
Helen
Juniors Beat Seniors in Prom Sleep Tradeoff
The Juniors and Seniors survived the Junior-Senior Prom but gained extra rest at home. Juniors enjoyed not waking early for Indian Springs while Seniors faced the early eight oclock rise. Juniors anticipate the upcoming final exam to begin soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Springs
Sophomores Host Weiner Roast at Golf Course
The Sophomores plan a weiner roast at the Golf Course on June 4. Their Grade Mother carried them there Friday where they roasted weiners and swam. They have given daily talks in science and history for review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Windham
Daily Diary of a Frosh Retains Charming Campus Rhythm
The diary outlines a freshman day from five in the morning to five in the afternoon. Activities include meals, study, social dates, a Brush Arbor outing with Road and Walker, and evening amusement at a film with two eye colored companions amid dreams and late reflections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Road
Walker
Brush Arbor
Archipelago
Iftt
Sophomore Crib Notes and Campus Quirks
A jumble of classmate quirks and idle rumors from campus life. The note mentions a sophomore girl favoring the expression “as I said briefly I say secondly,” a sophomore planning a vacation in Albany, and another sophomore with a habit of thinking about the railroad. It also notes a senior boy in a bad mood, a junior girl who avoids numbers but knows people, and a sophomore boy distracted in class with a schoolmate behind him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Butler
Suzy Soph
Sophomore Party Postponed and Ninth Grade Cancelled
A notice announces the Ninth Grade party is cancelled until June 4. Students cannot attend now but the school plans a larger celebration in June. School will be closed delaying Monday activities and allowing a longer break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Montgomery
Seniors Plan Finals and Prom Dance Event
Mary Montgomery reports the seniors study then travel, aiming to finish finals this week and enjoy freedom in the last week of school. Winifred Ruffin and Benjamin Hodges hosted a Prom Dance last Friday at Mr Hodges home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Montgomery
Winifred Ruffin
Benjamin Hodges
Also Mentioned on This Page
EGAL
Sheriff's Sale
Sheriffs Sale
Pleasant Hill News
G. P. Payne
Messrs
Howard and
Edgar Tate
Carnal Shirah
Lee
Clemon Odom
Mrs. W. Grimsley
Silvertown
Goodrich
Ven
Suggs Garage & Machine Shop
Butler, Georgia
Vol
Edgar Whatleyam
Link Marshall
Pat Hodges
S. C. Eubanks
William O’neal
Will Parks Semnnaea
Neva Byrd Montgomery
Frank McDaniel
Maryell
Douglas Saunders
Donald Wind- Windham
Editorial
Mary J. Winters
Ebrades
I. C. Eubanks
Robert Bell
Southern
California
Troy Wintham
Georgia Tech
Helen McDaniel
G. S. 1c
Sara Adel Lucas
Nat Lucas
C. Pierce
Tifton
Cathryn Wilson
Junior News
Guy Windham
Sopomore News
Nell Winters
Senior News
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!