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Newspaper

Carroll Free Press

Location

Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1922

Page

7

Manderville Mills Charter Amendments and Renewal in Carroll County

The document covers the Georgia Carroll County court actions on the Mandeville Mills charter. It records filing dates from 1902 to 1922, court hearings from 1903 and 1908, amendments increasing capital stock to 600000 and bonds to 500000, and a 20 year renewal request with added powers to issue preferred stock and bonds secured by mortgage. It confirms stockholder approval and requests renewal from 1922 with stated amendments. It also includes certification by Clerk T J H Robertson and an administration petition for P W McClendon estate with warning to heirs and creditors to appear by September 1922.

Georgia Carroll County Mandeville Mills Samuel R. D. Jackson & Son I. T. J. H. Robertson Anid County T. J. H. Robertson Buights

Watson seeks permanent administration on estate of W G Watson

This notice, dated August 7 1952, states T Steed ordinary cites all interested persons to show cause on a Monday in September 1922 why permanent administration should not be granted on the estate of W G Watson, late of the county.

Guardian's Sale of Real Estate by Court Order

By order of the Court of Ordinary, the guardian of W. A. Chambers will sell at public outcry on the first Tuesday in September 1922 at the courthouse door. The property is a 50 acre tract, southeast quarter of Lot 227 in the Ninth District, to pay debts and maintain the lunatic and his family. Sale August 7, 1922. Mollie Chambers guardian.

Georgia Carroll County Court of Ordinary Said County Ench Court House W. A. Chambers Mollie Chambers

Petition for dismission from administration in estate case

Lewis S. Sims as administrator of John W. Richardson deceased seeks discharge. The court is asked to issue letters of dismission on the first Monday in September 1922. Notice to all persons kindred and creditors to show cause if any why discharge should not be granted. This August 7 1922. E T Steed Ordinary.

Georgia Carroll County W. H. McClendon P. W. McClendon F. W. McClendon Moulay T. Watson W. G. Watson T. Steed Lewis S. Sims John W. Richardson E. T. Steed

Petition for Year's Support for Amy P Stallings

Mrs Amy P Stallings has applied for a year's support from the estate of D W Stallings late of the county. Appraisers report filed. Citizens, kindred and creditors are cited to show cause why the application should not be granted before the moon or before the first Monday in September 1928. This August 7 1922.

Carroll County News Notes at Bethel and Nearby Towns

Friday to Sunday reports detail Bethel annual meeting days with strong attendance. Local residents J W Gentry moved to Enat Point for a short bank assignment. Families including Morris Ayers Craven Gillespie Merrell and Laney shared visits and attended events. A fodder harvest and Intercom concerns discussed amid dry weather. Welcome Friday meeting postponed earlier.

Bethel J. W. Gentry Enat Point Maud Morris Enoch Ayers Centrathatchee Amos Shelautt Essie Caldwell John Gray Lizzie Ragland J. Craven Amy Lois Heard Vera Hessie Gillespie C. G. Morris W. P. Merrell

Protracted meetings spread through Bowdon Junction and nearby areas

Protracted meetings close at M. P. Church Bowdon Junction with one new member, and revival begins at Pleasant View Church near Mandeville. Rev. L. W. Stallings conducts at Yellow Dirt. Local families visit relatives, a mule accident injures little Tipher Wallace, and Bond Fuller marries Breancla Jones. Several residents travel or visit Gadsden and Atlanta.

Mrs Maggie B Grifles Seeks Year's Support From Estate

Mrs Maggie B Grifles has applied for a year's support from the estate of G G Grif fiez in this county. The appraisers have filed their report. The court cites all concerned parties to show cause before the Ordinary on or before the first Monday in September 1922 why the application should not be granted. E T Steed Ordinary

Georgia Carroll County Maggie B. Grifles G. G. Griffiez Steed

Petition for administration of Buford Moore's estate

J M Moore seeks administration of Buford Monroe Moore’s estate in Anid County. Court citation requires creditors and next of kin to appear and show cause why administration should not be granted. Requires timely appearance per law. dated August 7, 1922, by Ordinary E T Steed.

Georgia Carroll County J. M. Moore Buford Monroe Moore Anid County E. T. Steed

Sheriff Sale Notices in Carroll County Georgia 1922

On the first Tuesday in September 1922 under a fire issued from the City Court of Carrollton property actions include 90 acres of lot 143 part west half 50 acres in northeast corner of lot 140 and 20 acres in northeast corner of west half of lot 146 total 225 acres in Carrollton GA area levied to satisfy Carrollton Bank judgment against P R Jordan and I T Turner presented by Sheriff W A Garrett August 8 1922

Georgia Caroll County Carroll County Carrollton Carrollton Bank P. R. Jordan

Oak Ridge South News Briefs and Notices

Oak Ridge South notes recall Leone Littlelina’s return home from a week with grandparents near Oak Grove. Thelma and Pauline Shadinger visited Miss Alline Griffin. she remains seriously ill. A. F. Mote, J. T. Hardigree, W. L. Little and family toured to Newnan. Singing school attendance at Oak Grove. Lillie Bennett visited home folks. Tallapoosa school girls toasted Aubrey Eids. Prayer meeting planned at Mr. Jim Smith’s next Saturday night.

Leone Littlelina Mia J. D. Lyle Oak Grove Thelma Pauline Shadinger Alline Griffin A. F. Mote J. T. Hardigree W. L. Little and Sons James and Herry Newnan Lillie Bennett Tallapoosa School Aubrey Eids Jim Smith

Genter Point Sunday School Barbecue And Dinner

Genter Point Sunday School plans a barbecue and basket dinner Saturday August 29th continuing a summer tradition. Guests include Miss Myra Batehelder and Judge Janes Bond. photo taken of the school group. The school organized in 1905 under Bro. J D Wester, later led by Bro. A McGukin and currently Bro. J W Hamrick. The article lauds long service and faithful teachers in building the school.

Genter Point Myra Batehelder Atlanta Janes Bond Carrollton Conicu J. D. Wester Bro. Wester A. McGukin Bro. J, VY. Hamrick

Bankrupt Thomas B Smith Adjudicated in 1922 District Court

In the Northern District of Georgia bankruptcy matter, Thomas B Smith was adjudicated bankrupt on August 4, 1922. The first meeting of creditors will be held August 28, 1922 at 9:00 AM at the Referee's office in Carrollton Georgia. creditors may attend to prove claims examine the bankrupt elect a trustee and address related business. Eugene Sepradini, Referee in Bankruptcy, notes the notice.

Tyus Carroll Thomas B. Smith Carrollton Tran Eugene S8pradini

Protracted Meeting at Ramah and Local Notices

A protracted meeting at Ramah closed Friday night with the event beginning at Five Points on Saturday. Mrs. Nancy Daugherty, long ill, was buried Saturday at Poplar Springs. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Nichols, visiting relatives, returned to Hendrix Alabama. Mrs. Pearl Johnson visited relatives and neighbors Sunday. Mrs. Maggie Thomas, Aunt Eliza Leak, and Mrs. Velia Johnson shared visits. Myttie Entrekin and children spent Sunday with Ethel Nichols. Master Carl Barlow, visiting relatives in South Georgia, is expected home soon.

Bond Fuller Tierrings Breancla Jones Misa Inox Reeves Marion Puller Ramah Five Points Nancy Daugherty Anme Poplar Springs J. B. Nichols Hendrix Ala Pearl Johnson Veliia Johnson Anela’ Milton Eliza Leak Maggie Thomaa

Picnic at Oak Mountain by W I Club at Moiday School

A W I Club picnic at the school house Moiday Sept 1st with a 3:00 meeting. Speakers include Prof. I B Ingram on School Work Miss Mitchell Home Economics Mr E T Jackson Agriculture Prof V D Whatley How to Keep Your School. Supper at 6:00, attendees bring their own supper and watermelon.

W. I. Club Moiday Prof. I Ingram Mise Mitchell E. T. Jackson V. D. Whatley

Carroll Lodge No 96 I O O F Meeting Notice

Tarrall Lodge No 96 I O O F meets every Monday night at 8 o clock Visitors welcomed and members urged to attend A J ME N G E E BAZEMORE Sud y

Tarrall Lodge No A. J. ME N. G. E. E. Bazemore Sud'y

Thedford's Black-Draught Endorsed by Local Grocer

East Nashville Tenn reports Thedford's Black-Draught as the genuine liver medicine for sour stomach indigestion and torpid liver. W N Parsons, Isla City grocer, says it is the best remedy, indispensable at home and effective for headaches indigestion and cleansing bowels.

Thedford Nashville Tenn W. N. Parsons Isla City Parsons

Also Mentioned on This Page

Amy P. Stallings D. W. Stallings Roopville Ada Bell W. P. Mertell Star Point Oe Ethel Cook Bowdon M. Meigs John Shadinger France Mote Howe James Jones G. H. Laney Edward Perry Woodberry Joe Lawhert Tommie Mitchell Hightower Aln Johnson Yeager Familly Vern Oray Willie Lane Glenlock Mra Clifford Huckeba Clem Waco M. P Bowdon Junction Clurch Pleasant View Mandeville L. W. Stallings Yellow Dirt Jessie Lee Lucile Stallings Tiphert Walter Wallace J. R. Pettigrew Ruby Henry Farrow Bear Creek Sam Gladnay M, KE Fordministration Sheriff's Sales Oak Ridge South le District Court of the United States Northern District of Georgia Northern Division L. J. Brock First National Bank Caerollton Oak Mountain Carroll Lodge NO Hagen Directrom Us Magnolia J. W. Stone Roop Building S. J. Boykin & Sons General Insurance Carrollton, GA Bowden State Normal Industrial College George W. Camp Pres
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