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Newspaper

Jackson Progress Argus

Location

Jackson, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1923

Page

5

Sheriff Sale in Butts County Georgia 1928 Auction

Georgia, Butts County sheriff to sell on the first Tuesday in August 1928 at public outcry in the county courthouse. The property is one house and lot in the 614th district G M bounded by a public road and lands of J W Terrell and Carmichael Guthrie & Company, held by George Byars to satisfy a W A Hoard judgment. Levy by R C Garber. Sale date July 3 1928. W D Pope sheriff.

Georgia Butts County Carmichael, Guthrie & Company George Byars W. A. Hoard R. C. Garber

Sale Notice of Ridgeway Property Under Court Execution

On the first Tuesday in August, at public outcry for cash, certain property will be sold to the highest bidder. Items include two Willys Overland Touring cars model 90 serial 169250 and model 85 serial 15082, plus a black mare named Cora, six years old. Property is levied on as the property of T J Ridgeway, S P Ridgeway, and J H Ridgeway, to satisfy a Superior Court execution in favor of Griffin Banking Co. The sale location is the county, with the property in the possession of the Ridgeways. Dated July 3, 1923.

Willys Overland

Divorce petition filed in Butts Superior Court

A. A. McKibben petitions for divorce from Annie McKibben in Butts Superior Court August term 1923. Annie McKibben nonresident served by publication is ordered to appear at the third Monday in August 1923 to answer the complaint. Judge Wm. E. H. Leary Jr. presides. Clerk S. J. Foster notes publication dates 7-6 7-13 8-3 8-10 4tp.

Butts Superior Court Annie McKibben A. A. McKibben Wm. E. H. Leary, Jr S. J. Foster

Year’s Support for Mrs. L. A. Cawthon

Mrs. L. A. Cawthon's year’s support claim from the estate of In. Cawthon is under action. Appraisers have filed their return and the court requires all interested persons to show cause before the Court of Ordinary on the first Monday in August 1923 why the support should not be granted.

Notice of denial of application by J H Ham on July 2 1923

The document states the application should not be granted and is dated the second day of July 1923 with J H Ham acting as Ordinary.

J. H. Ham

Georgia Teacher License Exams Set for August 3 and 4

The annual license exams for Georgia teachers will be held on August 3 and 4, 1923. Primary and Renewal tests occur August 3, with General Elementary and High School exams on August 3 and 4. Reading course titles and prices are listed for renewals, with publishers in Atlanta.

Georgia

Local Social Notes From Corbin and Nearby

Mr J C Bartlett of Corbin Ky is spending several days with home folks. Mr and Mrs Jack Marks of Monticello visited relatives here on Sunday. Miss Addie and Mollie Foster left for Adrian Mich to take new positions. Mr and Mrs Will Smith and children of Jackson were guests of Mr and Mrs W F Singley Sunday. Mrs A C Peacock and daughters of Atlanta spent last week with Mrs Peacock's parents. Friends mourn the infant death of Willie Clark's child. interment in Macedonia cemetery. Community attended Butts County Day program in Athens Friday. Woman's Missionary meeting was hosted by Mrs G R Harper last Saturday afternoon with refreshments. Miss Hester Hardy returned to Hampton after a weeks visit. Miss Fredna Hilley visiting Miss Bernice and Miss Thelma Hilley in Hampton this week.

Addie Mollie Foster Adrian, Mich Will Smith Jackson W. 4 A. C. Peacock Atlanta G. R. Harper Hester Hardy Hampton Fredna Hilley Bernice Thelma Hilley

First Meeting of Creditors for W V Cash

Notice of first meeting of creditors in the matter of W V Cash a bankrupt in the Western Division Southern District of Georgia. Meeting at 304 Grand Building Macon on July 31 1923 at 12 o'clock noon for claim proof appointment of a trustee and examination of the bankrupt. The bankrupt must be present.

Petition for Discharge in Holston Bankruptcy Case

United States District Court Western Division Southern District of Georgia notifies creditors of Alex Holston of an application for discharge from debts. Hearing set in Macon on September 1, 1923 at 10 a.m. Creditors must appear and show cause why discharge should not be granted. Dated July 21, 1923. L. M. Erwin, Clerk. Meta Irvin, Deputy Clerk.

District Court of the Unied Southern District of Georgia United States District Macon A. D L. M. Erwin

Local Notes Highlight Atlan ta Residents and Visitors

Miss Lynette Kitchens of Atlan ta visits her family this week. G R Harper and T B McMichael attended the Methodist Conference in Thomaston last week. Mr and Mrs Bertron Singley announce the birth of a son on Monday July 23. Miss Alma Ellis of Atlan ta spent the weekend with sister Mrs C R Bartlett. Mr W R Smith returned Saturday from Muskegon Mich where he has been employed for several months.

Mrs. Bertron Singley Alma Ellis Atlanta Day Muskegon, Mich

Rountree Elected President of Georgia Press Association

C D Rountree editor of the Wrightsville Headlight was chosen president of the Georgia Press Association at the annual Lavonia meeting. Other officers include Ernest Camp Monroe first vice president Emily Woodward Vienna second vice president H M Stanley corresponding secretary C E Benns Butler recording secretary J J Howell Cuthbert treasurer. Next meeting set for Waycross.

Rain Brings Hope for Crops and Community Blessings

The area praises recent rain that greatly benefits crops and boosts the season. Farmers finish crop preparations while women stock the pantry for winter. Community notes mention church attendance, travels to Atlanta, and visits among local families.

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Advertisement

For over forty years Hall's Catarrh Medicine has been advertised as treating catarrh. The product includes an ointment for local relief and an internal medicine taken by mouth, claimed to reduce inflammation by acting through the blood on mucous surfaces. Sold by F. J. Cheney & Co. in Toledo, Ohio.

Hall Dru F. J. Cheney Toledo Ohio

Also Mentioned on This Page

A. J. Roberts B. A. Roberts Washington St W. A. Watkins Sheriff’s Sale W. D. Pope Said County Cora T. J S. P J. H. Ridgeway Ing Co Annie McKib L. A. Cawthon Cawthon Court of Dinary Why Lincoln Ginn & Co Southern School Book Depository Free Stark Am. Book Co Parker, Ginn & Co van Fletcher J. C. Bartlett Corbin, Ky Jack Marks Monticello Athens W. V. Cash Butts W. W. Cash Grand Ness United States District Court Alex Holston Jackson, Ga United States Court Room Meta Irvin Lynette Kitchens Messrs T. B McMichael The Methodist Thomaston C. R. Bartlett Waycross C. D. Rountree Wrightsville Georgia Press Asso Lavonia Ernest Camp of Monroe Presi Stanley C. E. Benns Butler Retary J. J. Howell Cuthbert Tussahaw New Hope Otis Haynes Marjorie and Audry Andrews Mr. R. W. Cash Sarah Horace Chapman Chil Asa Wilkinson Uniontown Howard Chapman Collie Stevens C Merker Carrie Barnes . Trading Company Buttrill Brothers Ford Dealers Carmichael-Mallet Company Carmichael Drug & Book CO Etheridge-Smith Company Purina Joseph E. Edwards Eiseman’s Department Store Nations Shoes Hart Schaffner & Marx Farmers & Merchants Bank Jackson Insurance Agency Jackson Ice Corporation J. C. Kinard & Company Jackson Mercantile CO I. P. Middlebrooks & Company Yellow Cash McKibben Buggy and Auto CO Mallet & Ball Jackson National Bank National Bank Butte County Newton Hardware Company O’neal Dodge Slaton Drug Company Settle & Robison Gas and Oil Southern Cotton Oil Company Paul Tyler & Company S. H. Thornton Thornton J. R. Thurnton
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