12 May 1922
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Newspaper
Fayetteville News
Location
Fayetteville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1922
Page
1
Fayetteville Georgia newspaper notes advertise subscription rates and editors Chauncey L Foote and D B Blalock. It contains social vignettes on women in street clothes, a remark by Prof Irving Fisher on Germany tax dodging, cautions about get rich quick promises, and a note on Chinese widows remarriage in wealthy versus poorer families.
Sale of T. C. McKown bankruptcy assets includes merchandise fixtures notes accounts farm products livestock a gasoline engine grist mill farming tools saw mill two two horse wagons with total invoiced value 9657 58. Inspect on premises sale subject to confirmation by Hon John J Hunt trustee BE Jones Fayetteville and KR B Church Atlanta attorneys provide contact details.
Court steps sale of two land parcels in Fayette Georgia in the 538th district. Fifty acres of lot No 6 bounded by Spurlin Reeves Cox and James A Spurlin. Sixty six acres off lot No 118 bounded by Smarr Flint River Spurlin and Spurlin estate. Tax fi fas issued for 1921. Sale first Tuesday in June between legal hours for cash. Levy by J L Foster T C April 13 1922. May 13 1922.
The sheriff announces a sale on the first Tuesday in June 1922 between legal hours at the courthouse door in Fayette County Georgia. Forty acres, part of land lot 624 in the 624th district G M, bounded by Jesse Grooms A B Tinsley Layd and Mrs F B Brown, seized to satisfy two writs against G C Brown and J W Brown in favor of O L Dettmering. Tenant notified. May 8, 1922. T M Kerlin Sheriff.
J D Brown of this county has applied for permanent letters of administration on the estate of J D Brown, deceased. All creditors and next of kin are cited to appear at the court of ordinary during the June term 1922 and show cause why letters should not be granted. Witness the official signature this 15th day of May 1922 by J G Adams Ordinary.
In re J. W. Pritchett bankrupt No 7860 in Bankruptcy a petition for discharge has been filed and the court has ordered a hearing on June 3 1922 at ten o clock a m in the United States District Court room Atlanta Georgia Creditors and others in interest are notified to appear and show cause why discharge should not be granted
In re Sams Brothers a firm formed by M G Sams and Ferral Sams is bankrupt No 7604 with a discharge petition scheduled for June 3 1922 at 10 a m in the United States District Court room Atlanta Georgia The notice sets a show cause why discharge should not be granted and cites compliance with law For Fayette County notices administrators W S Whatley and J W Whatley seek leave to sell real estate of W S Whatley deceased with a June term citation to heirs and creditors The Court Ordinary J G Adams will rule at the June 1922 term unless cause is shown Also a guardianship petition for Jaunita Taschareau Dubois Tahita Roumanta Arnold minor children filed by D D Crawford
Baptist Church directory notes worship on the second and fourth Sundays with Sunday School and preaching at 11 o'clock A M. Junior Union at 2:30 P M, B Y P U Senior at 6:30 P M with preaching at 7:30 P M. W M U meets Tuesday after the second Sunday at 2:30 P M and 10 o'clock A M for the next service.
The MethoDist Church announces worship on the first and third Sundays with a Bible School and preaching at 1 o'clock a m. Evening services include Silver Lines at 3 o'clock p m and preaching at 7 30 p m. Epworth League meets 6 30 p m. Missionary Society gathers Monday after the first Sunday at 2 30 p m. Morning service at 10 o clock.
Georgia Superior Court lists Fayette County court calendar districts with dates for several precincts and judges and notes an application heard at ten o’clock on the first Monday in June. It records names of magistrates, justices, clerks, and districts including Stars Mill Shakerag Hopewell Black Rock and Kenwood, plus a Florence Arnold notice of deceased status.
Miss Mamie P. Kent as executrix petitions the Court of Ordinary for letters of dismission after full performance of duties. All persons be cited to appear at the June term 1922 to show cause why the prayer should not be granted and the executor discharged. The notice is dated May 1 1922. The Ordinary is G Adams. Also notices permanent letters of administration on Florence Arnold estate and twelve months support for W S Whatley family.
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