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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1941
Page
6
Public sale to settle several tax liens in Thomasville Georgia includes Tracts 1 2 4 5 and a Clay Street lot with properties owned by Alice Harrigan Catherine Moseley Lourenta Wilkes Ida Smith Aurelia Summer and others. Proceedings list 1936 1937 1938 1939 1946 assessments and totals due at sale.
Notice of sale under a deed to secure debt dated June 1 1989 for Lot 67 in MacLaughlin Heights Thomasville Georgia to satisfy the unpaid indebtedness. The sale will occur on the First Tuesday in July at the Thomas County Courthouse to the highest bidder for cash. The lot fronts Cherokee Street and backs to an alley, conveyed previously to D Roy Hay.
Legal notice of administrator sale of land in Thomas County Georgia by order of the Court of Ordinary. Multiple parcels described across Thomasville city blocks including Madison Dawson Chestnut Clay and North Broad Street lots, with security deed to Greene Alday and various previous conveyances. Sale set for the first Tuesday in July 1941 at the courthouse door, cash to highest bidder.
The administrator de bonis non T H Vann announces the sale of multiple parcels in Thomas County Georgia. Properties include a 75 by 210 foot lot along the Dixie Highway near Thomasville and a one third undivided interest in described tracts in Pave town and Harris Street areas. Sale subject to delinquent taxes and existing security deeds, with right to withdraw parcels. June 4 1941.
Undersigned as administratrix of Lula Junior estate by court order will sell July first Tuesday at court house door in Thomas County Georgia. Two acres in southeast portion of lot 60 plus lots 7 and 8 in block Ten of D QO subdivision. Sold subject to unpaid taxes. Sale continues daily until all property sold. June 6 1941 Nancy Hill Admx Atty P C Andrews.
Public notice from Mutual Investment Company listing L. F. Driver estate claimants and parties in interest. Describes tract six in unit 112 lying west of North Dawson Street in Thomasville Georgia, subject to redemption by July 1 1941 for street employment assessment debt related to deed filed Sept 5 1939, with payment to W. E. Beverly Williams Building Thomasville.
Notice to J H Smith and Mrs Elizabeth Driver as executrix and legatee of L F Driver deceased plus parties Smith & Driver Incorporated and Moultrie Banking Company. Describes property in Thomasville Thomas County Georgia shown on the plan and map with assessment for street work.
Improvement in said City and file in the Office of City Clerk tract number 3 unit 1 H on the west side of North Dawson Street beginning 253 feet south from Walnut and Davee intersection runing stay along Dawson Street 89.5 feet width 190 feet will expire and be foreclosed on and after July 1 1941. This notice concerns a deed for street improvement assessments against said property executed dated the Sunday of Septem County Georgia in Deed Book 6h page 477. Payment before July 1 1941 redeems by Thomasville Georgia this 10th day of May 1941. Company Manager and President.
Albany Loan and Finance Co will sell at the courthouse door on the first Tuesday in July 1941 between legal hours for cash the property described as a parallelogram lot on Bartow Street in Thomas County. The sale is to satisfy the security deed signed July 1 1930 by Cecil Trippe to Albany Loan & Finance Co as security for indebtedness and any other indebtedness now or hereafter owing. The deed was recorded August 3 1986 in clerk of superior court back 51 folio 13. The property includes a frame dwelling and traces to a 1914 deed from Thurin to William R. Yates. The sale is conducted by W D Owens secretary treasurer for Albany Loan & Finance Co as attorney in fact for Cecil Trippe.
In the Middle District of Georgia Thomasville division a truste e sale is set for June 11 1941 at 11:00 a m in the U S Court room Thomasville Ga. on the notes totaling 1486 11 and accounts totaling 12141 23 of the bankrupt. The sale will first cover notes then accounts and both may be bid together with a 10 percent deposit. Court confirmation required. A meeting at 3:00 p m BST in the U S Court room Thomasville Ga. will determine confirmation or rejection of bids. Inspection of notes and accounts available at the Trustee’s office Watt Building Second Floor Jackson and Broad Streets Thomasville Ga. June 7 1941 D W Plowden Trustee.
Mary B. Parker sues W. Frank Parker for divorce in the Superior Court of Thomas County Georgia. The defendant must appear at the July term starting July 2nd at 10:00 AM per publication order. Judge Singletary presides. Clerk J P Singletary records the notice.
Court cites all concerned to show cause why Harry C Benton administrator should not be discharged from W H Benton estate. If no objections arise, Letters of Dismission may be issued on the first Monday in July 1941 by Ordinary I Jones.
Mrs H C James seeks to sell real estate to herself and her minor children as years support from the estate of H G C James deceased. The petition cites interested parties to appear on June 21, 1944 at 10 AM before the Ordinary F Jones to show cause why the prayers should not be granted.
Lajiie L. Hines as Administratrix of R. o C. Hines petitions the court to show cause why she should be discharged and all named heirs released from administration. The filing asks for a citation and a formal order of dismissal on the First Monday.
The document appears to be an inexact transcription of an ordinary or probate notice from Georgia regarding the matter of McRae estate with references to letters of administration or similar legal action. It notes appearance and filing details dated the 22nd day of May or Muay, with signature by an ordinary official.
Mrs B T Baldwin died at her home near Ochlochnee Ga after a stroke. Funeral services were set for 5 PM at Little Ochlochnee church with Rev J Gordon Garrison. interment in Little Gellaghst cemetery. She was born July 24 1882 in Transylvania County NC and survived by her husband two daughters Lola and Rhode and three sons Baldwin O R and Hi Baldwin.
Meigs Georgia details a Baptist Training Union gathering held at Meigs Baptist Church on Sunday afternoon June 22 with an invited livery body. The program features devotions scripture text John 8 12 and speakers including Rev W M Taylor Miss Martha Jane Reddick Mrs Roy Groover Miss Irene Roberson Dr T Callaway and Rev BF A Bond. Continuous sessions cover music business lesson and sword drill concluding with benediction.
Meigs Ga June social column lists Mrs J A Garrett returning from Ideal to care for her father R R L Mouche. Mrs Miriam Boswell of Miami is visiting friends. Rev John Dixon returns from Norman Park. Visitors include Mrs Turner Taylor with guests Mrs M M Saddler and Betty Harden of West Palm Beach. The column mentions trips to Charleston Red Cross duty, Columbia visits, and other local acquaintances in Thomasville Tampa and nearby areas.
Miss Marjorie Bell of Bainbridge is set to wed William Charles White of Chatham North Carolina on June 26. A sequence of social events highlighted her pre wedding week including a fungeon at Publi cassee Fela hosted by Mrs Dennis R Scott and Mrs George S Watt in Los Hables with Mrs B A Wilkinson of Tallahassee hosting a Coen Coke party. Attendees included Ruth Wheat Anma Curradsmith Margaret Chiltant Betty Willettson Teresa Gammage and others from Bainbridge and Thomasville.
In Zambridge Florida on June 24 Miss Annie Martha Belcher was honored at a bridge shower hosted by Miss Annie Harrell. Guests enjoyed garden floral decor, bridge and rummy games with high scores by Miss Jane Castleberry and Miss Betty Wynn. Gifts, sherbet, and cake followed the games.
Bainbridge Ga June 24 report shows 1941 campaign of the Women's Field Army for the Control of Cancer largely successful. District totals include Leaker 89.20 Calhoun 9b.4y Colquitt 101.00 Decatur 41.10 with 17.00 from agreement and Dougherty 116.16 Miller 69.86 as more counties report. 1941 is a banner year for Cancer Control in Georgia.
In Bainbridge Georgia on June 24 Mrs Ophelia Nussbaum of New York visited Mr and Mrs Lester A Sriedman Mr and Mrs W M Shirley and Mrs A W Dennis of Pensacola Fla accompanied Miss Mary Shirley to Clayton Georgia where the Shirleys and Mrs Dennis will stay several weeks Miss Vera Austin spent the weekend in Colquit Georgia with her parents Miss Trene Deese left for Ridge Crest North Carolina to attend a Y W A assembly Messrs John and Glenn Holder of Atlanta spent the weekend here with their mother Mrs W J Holder
War Department discloses 38 Army Air Corps school squadrons totaling about 86 000 trainee pilots and 260 officers per squadron at full strength. Permanent stations include Gunter Field Alabama Selena Alabama and Barksdale Field Louisiana with numerous numbered units.
The fragment notes plans along the west coast of Florida including Mr. and Pik 4. oL. Pilcher and little J. L. spending several days in Elunie, with mentions of aiding others and exploring interesting pit es.
Cairo residents and visitors fill a busy weekend with family visits, church events, and travels. Among the highlights are Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Up ehureh visiting in Wisconsin, many locals visiting relatives in Albury and Jacksonville Beach, and Dr. George Beble returning to Alabama for internship. A large social gathering in Milledeeville features pink candles, high scoring bridge, and gifts, while Lt. Jo Clark and families spend weekends in town.
Mrs Ashton Richter entertained the Woman's Club group on a Priday afternoon in Cairo. The event featured Mrs Roderick Wester as guest, with pink gladioli and white daisies adorning the room. A lace overlaid table held a centerpiece of pink gladioli and a miniature bride display.
Ralph Brown hosted an upper party at his home in Cairo for Miss Ann White of Thornaoville and Mr. Alvin Wight of Cairo. The event featured a barbecue supper, garden setting, pink gladioli and roses, and a guest list of about 150. The forthcoming marriage on July 14 at the First Baptist Church of Thomasville was noted.
In Dixiana Manchester thieves looted a car parked near the county jail, while defense aluminum drive claimed a big haul elsewhere. The De funiak Herald jokes about lost days as locals reflect on vanished possessions and altered routines.
A June report details air corpsmen abandoning a tent during a bee swarm that settled nearby. Master Sergeant Fulton A. Bulloch, who keeps an apiary, confiscated the insects for his own use, illustrating a curious wartime mishap and initiative.
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