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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1968
Page
4
Legal notices from Thomas County Georgia cite attempts to declare no administration necessary for John Arthur George and to grant leave to sell estate assets in the Bowen and Carter estates. Dates referenced include July terms and June 1968, with attestations from Ordinary Clarice James and clerkly officials.
In Thomas County Georgia Susie TL Haangford a licensed attorney filed for neo administration in the estate of Mrs O S Davis deceased formerly of Thomas County Georgia. A hearing is set for July 1 at 10 oclock a.m. If no objections are filed an order will grant that no administration is necessary. May 88 196s Clarice Games Ordinary. Narles I Johnson Attorney.
In re Annie Smith King petitions for probate of Charlie Joe King deceased in solemn form with Letters Testamentary. Service by publication ordered for June 5, 1468. Respondents listed include Mrs Charles Skinner and others in Florida New York and Georgia. A hearing set July 1, 1968 at 2:00 AM to show cause why probate should not be granted. Clarice James Ordinary signs the order.
Public outcry sale set for the first Tuesday in July at the courthouse in Thom asville Georgia to settle an execution in favor of First National Bank of Cartersville. The Ford pickup with serial PI0DLGANT2 is listed as the property and levied on for debt recovery. A. Reteberg is the sheriff.
A notice states property in Thomasville Thomas County Georgia will be sold at public auction at the courthouse door on the first Tuesday in July 1088 within legal hours to the highest bidder for cash. The property is described as a lot of land with paving, located in the city limits.
Malcolm T. Wilkes swears that he and Thomas H. Wilkes own the business Wilkes & Co a partnership. The business at East Jackson Street Thomasville Georgia involves retail and wholesale servicing of mobile homes automobiles trucks and parts and mobile home parks. The partners' addresses are Box 46 Thomasville and the affidavit is for state trade name registration.
The administrator with the will annexed of W. Lewis Wilson deceased will sell at public outcry to the highest cash bidder before the Thomas County courthouse on the first Tuesday in July 1968. The tract is Lot 14 in Block 3 Carver Village in Thomasville, described by a plat surveyed March 18 1967. Sale continues daily during legal hours until sold.
Thomas County Georgia board met May 14 1968 in regular session with Chairman Singletary presiding. Budgets for Health Department Palmer Mental Health Clinic and Mally Retarded Day Care were approved. salary adjustments authorized. planning commission resignation noted and filling discussed. Multiple contracts bids opened and approved for Kodak microfilming, typewriters, and road work equipment.
Notice of power of sale on real estate in Thomasville Thomas County Georgia to satisfy debt secured by a security deed. The property includes Lot 3 Block BR Wood Crest Subdivision and a gas water heater. Creditor Federal National Mortgage Association plans sale on first Tuesday in May at the Thomas County Courthouse.
The Thomas County Board of Education met in regular session in the superintendent’s office at 9:30 a.m. with all members present. DeVotions led by Mr. Boland. The board approved a coaching assignment for Wesley Blair for 1968-69, adopted athletics participation policy aligning with GA high school associations, approved the 1968-69 budget, discussed closing schools on Memorial Day with no action, named the new Magnolia area school Chapelle Elementary, and authorized the superintendent to contract with teachers for next year. The meeting adjourned with Roy Hargman as Chairman and R. Cone as Secretary.
A study by the American Association of Theological Schools predicts a shift from dispersed small seminaries to a few major, ecumenical clusters near large universities. The plan envisions confessional seminaries linked through interlocking programs in cities like Boston New York San Francisco Philadelphia Chicago and Rochester.
Washington AP reports tables detail additional income taxes under a 10 percent surcharge, with retroactive April 1, 1968 and expiry June 30, 1969. Figures, based on standard or minimum standard deduction, are rounded to the nearest dollar for annual 1967 taxes and cover single and married couples with various income levels.
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