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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1967
Page
5
Legal advertising notices show heirs in Evelyn Revels estate seek no administration. James Revels and Willie Richardson to appear June 5 1967 for order. Executors of E A Dawes seek discharge. hearing set June 1967. Lorene Bennett requests twelve months support. show cause set for June 1967. Clarice James Ordinary signs official notices.
The Thomas Court of Ordinary cites all persons to show cause at the next regular June term why the twelve months support application for Bessie Moore widow of Herbert Moore should not be granted. Clarice James Ordinary and J Whitehurst attorney for Bessie Moore.
Rhea Chapman Walton applies for permanent administration of Carl Edwin Walton's estate in Thomas County. Creditors and next of kin are cited to appear and show cause why administration should not be granted. Notice dated May 9 1967.
Georgia Thomas County notice cites Miriam G Minter seeking permanent letters of administration for Nessie Smith Garrison. Creditors and kin are called to show cause at the judge's office by law, with the date noted as May 9 1967.
Georgia Thomas County court notice states widow Elizabeth B Hadley applied for twelve months support from Walter Hadley estate. Appraisers filed returns and all interested persons must show cause before the Court of Ordinary on the first Monday in June 1967 why the grant should not be approved. Dated May 3, 1967. Glarice James Ordinary.
Clarich James, Ordinary of Thomas County Georgia citations creditors and next of kin to appear at the office by law to show cause why permanent administration should not be granted to James Mitchell Jr on the estate of James Mitchell. Dated April 24 1967.
In Thomas County Court of Ordinary an order for service by publication is granted. Bertha Sledge seeks Letters Testamentary as executrix of the last will of Walter Ernest Sledge, deceased, with heirs at law named.
The Charho Regional District School Committee met and posted on the agenda that in event of an atomic attack all rules against praying in the school are indefinitely suspended.
Thomas County notice that S W Brooks Jr as executor of John W Taylor late of the estate applies to sell estate lands. Creditors and next of kin are notified the application will be heard on the first Monday in June 1987 in the Court of Ordinary. Unless cause is shown, leave will be granted. Dated May 10 1967.
Citizens and Southern National Bank as guardian asks to be discharged after fully discharging duties and turning over property to ward Charles F. Tunnicliff now of legal age. The court summons all interested parties to show cause at the Thomasville Georgia courthouse on June 5, 1967 at 10 a.m. why discharge should not be granted. CLARICE JAMES Ordinary Alexander Vann and Lilly Attorneys.
The GEHORGIA Thomas County Bank as guardian petitions discharge after fully discharging duties and turning over property to ward Louise Jeannette Tunni Cliff now of legal age. Final accounting filed. Cause shown at Thomasville courthouse on June 5 1967 at 10 00 a.m. Clarice James.
No 9120 filed May 16 1967. Order to Perfect May 40 1967. George C. Ritch plaintiff v Annette B. Ritch defendant. Defendant commanded to appear at Thomas County Georgia Superior Court within sixty days after May 20 1967 to answer or default. Judge George R Lilly presiding. Clerk A W Watt Jr. attorney.
Case No 9124 filed May 20 1967 in Thomas County Georgia seeks divorce for Virginia A Hill against Alice Hill. Alice Hill must answer within sixty days after May 23 1967. notice dated May 22 1967 by Judge George R Lilly with W A Watt Jr clerk and McCollum McCollum Attorneys.
State of Georgia Thomas County notice states a hearing will be held June 10, 1967 at ten o clock in the forenoon in the Thomas Superior Court to validate 450 000 dollars of City of Thomasville Street Improvement General Obligation Bonds authorized by voters on April 18 1967. All interested persons may be heard. May 23 1967. W A Watt Jr Clerk Superior Court. Seal B H Earle Jr Attorney for City.
A sheriff sale in Thomas County Georgia will be held on the first Tuesday in June at the courthouse door to the highest bidder for cash. The seized item is a 1956 Chevrolet pickup truck with license plate 2689 listed as contraband belonging to Henry Parker. The notice is dated May 3 1967 and signed by Sheriff A Rehberg.
Public notice details bids for sanitary sewer improvements in Thomasville Georgia with major items listed and bid documents available for purchase. Also includes legal notices of security deed foreclosures, corporate name reviews and charter amendments for local banks and funeral home businesses.
Petitioners L C Collins Jr Marceille M Collins Julian D McGride Jr and Barbara M McBride seek to form Southern Enterprises of Thomasville Inc a Georgia corporation with principal office in Georgia and authority to establish branch offices operate farms and transport farm products as broker principal or agent including leasing farmland and other needed services for the business in a thirty five year term with renewal option and broader corporate powers.
AP Business analysis notes a surge in outdoor recreation as millions seek relief from city life. Growing affluence fuels demand for campers and gear, with Ford estimating 40 billion dollars spent to enjoy the outdoors. Marketed camper bodies and station wagons extend truck versatility for millions of Americans including 60 million fishermen and 40 million boaters.
The Wall Street Journal reports cockfighting remains widespread in the South and parts of the North and West despite legal prohibitions. Publications and magazines cater to fans, showing events, results, and notable owners, with some breeders touting economic benefits comparable to new sports franchises.
Gov. Lester Maddox orders miniskirts forbidden for women and long hair forbidden for male Executive Department staff. He says staff must initial a memorandum aligning clothing and hair with the office’s dignity and warns men to get regular haircuts. An employee notes fear about attire and keeps a raincoat on.
About 15 counterfeit $20 bills were found in southeast Georgia in recent days. One man was arrested in Lyons in connection with bogus bills. Sheriff Nevil reported more counterfeit notes in Wadley and Cobbtown and suggested the money could be part of a $500,000 Alabama bundle. The serial number on all bills is F88815263A.
Legal notice from Georgia Thomas County dated May 11 states a person disclaims debt responsibility for others and binds only themselves to any contracted debts.
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