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rVAlsc Sarvtcas Last 4D fcljr Anniston fctar Thursday.Deci.ua Electric chair may succumb to injection tino Kvanue and extending back of even width 200 teat to an eiley, situated In tht City of Anniston, Calhoun County, Alabama. CLAY COUNTY: Also, a lot or parcel of land containing thirty-one (31) acres, more or MM, located in the Northwest Quarter of the Northeast Quarter, the Northeast Quarter of the Northwest Quarter and tht Northeast Quarter of the Northeast quarter, all In Section 5, Township 19 South, Range 9 East, In Clay County, Alabama, together with all and singular the buildings, rights, tenements, herodltoments. and appurtenances thereunto belonging or In anywise appertaining, a particular description of which Is as follows: The South half of the Northwest quarter of the Northeast quarter and one (1) acre In the Southwest corner of the North halt of the Northwest quarter of the Northeast quarter, sold acre being 35 yards wide North end South and 10 yards long East and West; seven (71 acres, more or less, in the Northeast quarter of the Northwest quarter described as follows: Beginning at the Southeast corner of said forty; thence west along the south line of said forty to the DM Public Road; thence North along me Dial Public Road to the settlement road leading from said public road to the former residence of Lumas J. Hill; thence east along said settlement road tn tha as! Iln of laid fortv: thanca From Wire Reports State Sen. Jim Smith said today he will reintroduce a bill to change Alabama's method of execution to lethal Injection and said he ii optimistic the Legislature will pass it.

The bill proposes that death be caused by an Injection of "an ultra fast-acting barbiturate combined with a chemical paralytic agent" The state's current method of execution is electrocution. Three other states have changed to lethal injection and the first person to die by that method, Charlie Brooks was executed Tuesday in Texas. Smith twice introduced his bill while he was "If your case came down to execution and Alabama law gave you the option between the electric chair or lethal injection, which means of death would choose?" In response, Tate said, "One chose the electric chair, 24 chose lethal injection and 18 inmates said they were undecided or it did not matter." Alabama's last execution was in 1965. Alabama law now calls for the more common method of death by electrocution. The state's bright-yellow electric chair, known as "Yellow Mama," is located adjacent to death row at Holman a member of the House but the House adjourned each time before voting on the matter.

He said he will introduce it again in a special sesiion next month. Meanwhile, in Atmore, Alabama's death row inmates were in a "subdued" mood following -the execution of Charlie Brooks Jr. in Texas, but most of them said they would rather die by lethal injection than electrocution, prison officials said. Ron Tate, prison system spokesman, said a deputy warden at Holman Prison asked 43 of Alabama's 53 death row inmates the following the question: Prayer plaintiff reduces claim Officials unidentified months away, attorneys said. Mobile County school board president Dan Alexander said Wednesday that Jaffree's withdrawal of the punitive damages was a sign of victory for the teachers.

"In effect, what Jaffree's saying is that we never did anything Alexander said. Jaffree, an agnostic, claimed his three children suffered emotionally in refusing to participate in school religious activities led by the teachers. After hearing the testimony during the trial, Jaffree conceded defeat while awaiting the judge's decision. However, his attorney, Ronnie Williams of Mobile, said the case would be won in the appeals courts. MOBILE (AP) A federal judge con-, sidering Alabama's school prayer case has granted Ishmael Jaffree's request to dismiss a claim for 1100,000 in punitive damages.

However, Jaffree's claim for $15,000 in compensatory was not withdraw. Punitive damages were filed against three Mobile County school teachers in Jaffree's suit challenging religious activities in county schools. U. S. District Judge W.

Brevard Hand granted Jaffree's motion to withdraw the $100,000 claim on Nov. 29. The motion was filed Nov. 23 following a four-day trial of the lawsuit that ended Nov. 18.

Hand's decision on the case is several Two plead guilty to importing drugs TUSCALOOSA (AP) Tuscaloosa County officials planned a funeral today for a woman who was found beaten and strangled in the Black Warrior River last spring, even though investigators still don't know who she is. TUSCALOOSA County Sheriff Beasor Walker said the burial of the body, known to investigators only as "Jane Doe," is no indication that the investigation is halting. He said the body, which had been preserved for investigative purposes, was too badly decomposed to be of use in identifying it. "Of course, even with the burial of the body, the case will not be closed. We will continue to follow up leads and try to identify the body," Walker said Wednesday.

THE WOMAN'S age was estimated at 34 to 38, and investigators believed the body had been in the river two to four days before it was found near the Fosters community of Tuscaloosa County. Efforts to Identify the woman included sending a description to law enforcement officials across the and checking fingerprints against Federal Bureau of Investigation files. Judge E.H. Hawkins signed a petition Tuesday allowing the body to be buried. THE FUNERAL was scheduled this afternoon at Sunset Memorial Park.

Earl Mitchell, funeral director, said a local Baptist minister would conduct a memorial service. The county and the funeral home would share the cost of the burial, Mitchell said. It was not known how the grave would be marked. month. Trial of the remaining three defendants, Terry Franklin Rogers and James Harold Rogers of Birmingham and John K.

Graham of British Columbia, Canada, was rescheduled to begin today. Assistant U.S. Attorney Doug Jones said during pretrial hearings the government expected to prove that Sims was on the pot plane and that Dutton was at the scene to help unload the marijuana. Jones also said he would show that Dutton had agreed to store the marijuana at his home. BIRMINGHAM (AP) Two men scheduled to be tried Wednesday on drug charges entered pleas of guilty before a federal judge before the trial could begin.

The two were among five arrested when a plane loaded with $600,000 worth of marijuana landed in Decatur Sept 2. Kay Don Dutton of Moulton and Carey Sims of St. Petersburg, admitted they were guilty of conspiring to import marijuana. U.S. District Judge William Acker sentenced Sims to a year and a day in prison.

He postponed sentencing Dutton until next Aerobic Continued Tuskegee job' center funded TUSKEGEE (AP) Tuskegee Institute has received a $4 3 mllfltm contract to help young people prepare for JObS. The U.S. Department of Labor awarded the contract to allow Tuskeeee to continue oDeratins the Job Corns unusable land, the homeowner a break on the site purchase developer definitely gets a break, build a subdivision and only of the lots will pass perflation tests)," James says. "That takes out of it. These units will chances of building a subdivision better." paratively.

James' unit cost $3,000 or about twice the septic tank's pricetag. Owners get a two-year warranty. They then purchase a $35-a-year service contract, approximately what the average Anniston homeowner pays for his sewer service each year. James says' the initial investment was a minor concern. He paid for the right to build where he wanted.

He adds that since the units make marketable property out of to bury woman Perdido has no community water system. rSftMMSH CaWMtKMHBM I ITALIAN RESTAURANTS auv 13'orl5 I Pizza Get I Next Smaller Size I FREE ft (Same crust and aunbet 5 I I. 11 svi Hipping, uiiui evsr- JSplngs or Deluxe Plata). 1 Thick or thla crest! gVold oo Pan Pissa. "Ye tj tnr hlaaar wrtrmd ft v.

r-" Pissa1 ft Coupoa Expires; II, 1982 TWOtOCATiONS 17 QUINT ARD 237-MW QUTNTARD MALL t314SM. I ft 1 COUPON SsWWMtSWBKMKtK0 of Anniston 1411 Qulntard 236-6351 157 Custom made storm windows ooors. AISO itmm estimates. Call after PM, 237411. Pick Up A Dan vary Sarvlca ll ult fcal ua aMt wo wunm 7 j- dellvered, but are not aow jnw not neve me timer ttn i Tik ual dahm anvtlaM rr.

win iv" except ekhellc beverage. Ne mtoo liTgeor toe small. Groceries. Precrlp- Cell anytime btwat 9AM 4 4PM. 3t-S2a, ask ror Mtnww r- Rapair an ZJ- fraesers, elect.

4 ga Stoves. 237457, 7 AM til PM. Buslntu Schools 110 AYERS STATE TECHNICAL COLLEGL Anniston, Alabama Phont (31450 Special Night Classes Typing and Shorthand APPLY NOW Starting January 24 90 Mr. Cours MOnoay vveonasuay niynia, rm COST: 155 Office hour, 7:10 a.m. and I Ml p.m.

fWOnoay mrougn inuravay and 4:01 p.m. on Friday. "Equal Ei 'inptoyfTatotE1 yWttutlon." IEqual EducaMnal MERRY CHRISTMASI Give a gift that counts an education at New World College, 23t-757l. REGISTER now FOR NEW i DAY OR WITE CLASSES Huridrads of paopla hava praparad for caraars by training at G.B.C DAY OR NIGHT G.B.C is ma Piaca To Prapara for OPPORTUNITY! CALL I TODAY 237-7517 Want to contlnua your prasant ob and prapara for a battar Raglstar For Day or Night Classas Financial Aid Is availabla now -but tha futura Is uneartaln. CALL TODAY 237-7517 i GADSDEN: business! college! 197 so.

Nobiast. 4 Htlp Wsirttd you Can USE t. MdJl These TYPE Slzas IN YOUR CNWtlfHNl ASK YOUR Anniston Star Ad-Visor FOR DETAILS 237-9414 ARMY OFFERS QUALIFIED HIGH SCHOOL 6RADS year enlistment and an opportunity to hava 115, for college after the year. Plus a starting salary of 5571 up to S443. More thin 201 different lob.

Call Army Recruiting U7-403I. CAREER LIFE -UNDERWRITERS Tht Jot R. Solomon Insurance Agency extends a Invitation te one additional underwriter to loin their financial planning team. Must deslrt to be a professional In every way. Wtwlli provide new office apace, companies, waiter shin direction to ouarantea vour success.

Cell 11764 or coma by 1 ill S. Qulntard for appointment. COOK SUPERVISOR Full Nmt atsitte, apply at NAF Civilian Parsennel iulldlng 141-R Ft.McCWlan, Al. Equal opportunity Lost: 2 black puppies on Coleman Road. 1 fuiry and I with straight hair.

Call 23t-5ft4s. Lost around tht Saks area. Alesklan Malomute, female, sliver I Mack, white tec. No Identification. Reward ottered.

Call 232-9251 or 237-3773. Lost in Bynum area. 2 young cats. One solid while, tht other part Siamese. No collars or ID.

Children's pets. If found call aM102 days. Lost on Dellwood and Davis Avt, long haired grey cat. REWARD. Call 23S-3433 for mora Info.

-Lost 3 weeks In BynumColdwater area, mala trl-colored Bassett Hound. Noticeable knot on one side. Family pet. Call t31-995 or (35-1934. Strayed from Coldwater community near Scenic Heights, Beagle pup- male, 4 black, brown a.

wmn. ward, sia ongnt, zj-zo. Found- 1 Found keys on 12th Street between Lelghton end Christina. Call and Identify at 237-M55. SERVICES OFFERED Rmwdtling 101 All kind of carpenter work siding lobs.

32 years experience. Call Ralph Thomason at 23M292. Any kind of painting, remodallng I drop ceilings. Free Estimates. Call John Wllkerson at (31-171.

REMODELING INT. DECORATING Quality work 4 depended service. AH types remodeling i Interior oatoretlng done. Free estimates. CaN (3I-IM or Brick Block Work UndtrpfMitxL rataatfVfiiQ wsjUv hMNjr fluM aothrsmaItobs.23-2757.

C4II us for estimates on ill your re-modellng needs. No lob foe large or too small. Experienced builders. Anniston Homes Realty, CERAMIC TILE WORK Quarry, Ceramic wall, floor, counter top pool. Free estimates.

(31-7300. Home remodeling. Inside 4 out, concrete work, roof work, no down payment, terms. Fret estimates. Paul Edwards, 237-2477, or Mickey Carte.

234-72T7. All types of home repairs. Painting, Inside 4 out. Carpenter work 4 aluminum windows. Remodeling.

Free Estimates. (35-0(70. HOUSE PAINTING OUTSIDEINSIDE Fret Estlmates-Stvt Monty ODD JOBS INC. 435-t REEVES SIDING REMODELING SIDE WITH US Beautiful aluminum 4 vinyl sMIng. 4( year guarantee.

colors. Roof work, storm windows 4 ail kinds of. home repair. Fret est. Call Ken (20-31(7 or 234-7242.

REMODELING 4 Adomons. All types. Ret. turn. (204011.

ISBELL ROOFING A REMODELING ALSO DO BACKHOB WORK (31-4113 HALL SONS Room additions, Carports, Viewing Decks, Kitchens 4 Bathrooms 4 Roofing. Call I20-97IJ, or 4J5-S07 SIM5 REMODELING I CAN SAVE YOU MONEY 435-4475 Roofing 102 Brown Roofing Co Tar 4 gravel, shingles, gutters, down spouts. 24 yrt exa. 237-7529. ROOFING All types.

Raf. turn. (20-4053. Ftnclng 103 Chain Link Fancas Htnry B. Glnn 2364352 4 FENCING Soaclal Fall Ratas.

For fret estimate call (3t'337 or Yard Work 104 Drlvawav repairs, yard seeded. tndkwder, 4 grading, fill dirt, top soil, ehlrt 4 llmestont hauled. 237-144. Good Rich Toosoll No rocks, no roots, yard work, hauling 4 grade work. Call after p.m.

ui-iut. m.31-l Groan's Traa Sarvlca Trimming, Topping or tree removal. Free estimates. (204(30. Mikt's Traa Sarvlca Licensed 4 Insured.

Trim top 4 removal. Stump removed. Free estimates. 2374430 or (10-4127. Home Rapalrs 105 All types of roofing 4 gravel, shingles 4 gutters, also painting.

13 years. Free estimate. J.V. Smith, 236-1191 ALUMINUM GUTTERS Saamtesa, Phono (2S-3M1 Staal, Vinyl or Aluminum Siding 40 year guarantee. All color.

Mickey Carte. 234-7277 Far Gutters, Awnings, Carports, Fences, Alumlnumsldlng, storm windows 4 doors, sheet motel, 4 heal 4 cool. Call Roger Williamson, 237-277 or (3I-32M GOOD WORKER Electrical Carpentry, painting. Frtt EstlmetesI Clean gutters tor earning winter. Call Jeff, (4920.

Homo repair, kitchen caWnett, large or small. Fret estimates. Call Dan Bedford at 13MSM for mart Info. i PAINTING 4 Home Repair. Special Winter prices.

Rtterncs furnished. Call n04u53. PAINTING, Interior 4 exterior, wallpaper hanging, ceiling textured. Free estimates. 234-1031.

ROOFING-SIDING Bathrooms, oorchai, Frtt Estimates. Save Money. ODO JOBS, INC. 43S-44 Moving 10i MOVING? David Daniels, 4JS-9310, 435-7314. WILL HAUL SAWDUST, SAND, GRAVEL 4 ROCKS.

CALL FOR MORE (204157 OR SM-1340. MOVING? Call Robert F. King, (20-1140. Moving Hauling Phont (20-1247. Misc.

Sarvlca. 107 Don't Trap A Child Will pick' up your old unwanted retrig-eretors, A.C frasssrt, wasrwrsdrytr to get ttwm out ol your way. 234147. All types of electrical work. Old, new nomas ana Trailers.

Frtt estimates. Call (20-4471. Aluminum Carports Christmas Discounts thru Dee. 23rd. 10x20, 1399.

12x20, (429. Installed. Any tin available. Also mobile homes ore derpiimed. Oxford, (354109.

Don't Buy Aluminum or Vln until you have talked with us. We make 4 Install storm doors 4 windows Aluminum Products center on the campus. The center provides remedial education, job training and placement for people between the ages of 16 and 21. Currently, 244 people are enrolled in the program. State' employment office' recruit people for the program In Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Missis-.

sippl, North Carolina, South Carolina and Tennessee. Residents expand suit IIIKUII vMIIl mm South along fhe east fine of said forty to I tn poinr of Beginning; inree uj acres, more or less, In the Southwest corner of the Northeast Quarter of the Northeast quarter, more particularly described as follows: Beginning at the Southwest corner of said forty; thenct east to the creek; thence in a Northerly direction up said creek to a rock corner at the first levee reached; thence In Northwesterly direction along said levee to the west line of sold forty; thenct South along the west line of said forty to the point of beginning, all In Section Township If South, Range East. Said sale will be made sublect to the right of redemption of the parties and for the purpose of foreclosing the mortgage paying the costs thereof and reasonable attorney's fee. ANNISTON PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION OF ANNISTON, ALABAMA, A CORPORATION, NOW COOSA VALLEY PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION, A CORPORATION. BY: GUS COLVIN, P.

O. BOX 231, ANNISTON, ALABAMA 3202, ITS ATTORNEY. Dec. 2, 9 1 It, 190J FORM OF ADVERTISEMENT OF COMPLETION, LEGAL NOTICE In accordance with Section It, Title SO Code of Alabama, 1940, notlct It hereby given that Crlder Construction Company Contractor! s) have completed the Contract for Construction of Minor Construction' Prolects Proltct No. 2, at Jacksonville State University, Jacksonville, Al tor the State of Alabama and the County of Calhoun, Owner(s), end have made request for final settlement of said Contract.

Crider Construction Company, 209 Oak Anniston, AL 3201, Dec. I 9, 1 ft I9W Notice to Crtdltort THE STATE OF ALABAMA, CALHOUN COUNTY, PROBATE COURT. In tht matter of the Estate of Frank Dixon Truett, deceased. Utters of Administration on tha attete of Frank Dixon Truett deceased, having been ranted to the undersigned on the 29 ay of November, 19 by tht Hon. Arthur C.

Murray, Judge of Probate of said County, notice is hereby given that all parsons having claims against said estate, are hereby required to present the same within the time allowed by lew, or the same will be barred. DONALD FRANK TRUETT, Admlnlv tretor of the estate of FRANK DIXON TRUETT, DECEASED Dec. 2, 9, Is, 1912 NOTICE. CASE NUMBER OR 12 103a, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP CALHOUN COUNTY, PLAINTIFF, WILLIE ED HUDSON, VS. DEFENDANT, ALLENA HUDSON, IN THE MATTER OF: DIVORCE.

Altena Hudson, whose whereabouts It unknown, must answer Willie Ed Hudson petition for divorce and other relief by January II, 193, or, there-alter, ludgment by default may be rendered agalnt her In CastNumbar DR (2 103. Circuit Court of Calhoun County, Alabama. Dont this the 15th day of November, .192. BARBARA A. PIPPIN, REGISTER ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF H.

Waynt Lovt P.O. Box 111 Anniston, Al. 3202 Nov. It, 25, Dec. 2, 9, 192 NOTICE.

CASE NUMBER DR 12 1331. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP CALHOUN COUNTY. Plaintiff, Dorothy Marie Conlty vt. Defendant, Norrls L. Conlty In Tht Matter of: DIVORCE.

Norrls L. Conley, whose whereabouts Is unknown, must answer Dorothy Marie Conley's petition for divorce and other relief by February 1, 1903, or, thereafter, a ludgment by default may be rendered againtt him In Cast Number DR 12 1331, Circuit Court of Calhoun County, Alabama. Dona this tha th day of December, 192. BARBARA A. PIPPIN, REGISTER ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF, RONALD S.

HELD. 1111 QUINTARD AVE, ANNISTON, ALA. 3201. Dec. la, 23, 4 30, 1902 Effective Dec.

192, Mr. Phillip H. Arnold, Sr. and family will no longer be responsible tor financial situations created by Mrs. Rosalia Arnold who previously resided at 107 Carrakst Road, Anniston, AL.

December 9, 1 23, 192 ANNOUNCEMENTS PtrsoMlt Mary Kay Cosmatict Call 23S-721, Ada Oenn Mary Kay Cosmatics CALL GENEVA LEEK, 23M790 Billy C. rot son, will not be responsible for any debtt made by anyone other man myself as of December 9, 192. Ronnie Gay Sprayberry, will not ba responsible for any debts other than my own at of this data, Dec. 19(2. ptclal Notlctt Aderholt Mill now grinding Mon.

thru to 5. III 12. Stone ground corn meal 4 whoW wheat tlour available. Also furniture raf Inlshlng repair custom buildings Fartyitaa, Into Call ai. Proftssional Bands For Clubs or Parties.

Country, Rock, top at and variety. Entertainment at It finest, tan Feme Agency, eji-i. Buying Postage Stamps On Paper Call 237-49 IS-, Cancar 4 Mtdieara Suppltmant Covaraoa For the best mart Information call Bobble Ford, co Joe R. Solomon Int. Agency, 1101 So.

Qulntard, 23Q-17M, Cancar Madicara Supplement Cover ag For the best a more Information CM 23t-174 SOLOMON INSURANCE AGENCY 27 years exparienca 1101 SO. QUINTARD, ANNISTION Jarrv's Escort Srvc. Professional escorts, malt or female. Our people will attend tny party, function or tnggemant of your choic. Formal or temMormal.

Small fat It required. Bonded Insured. OH Jerry n. Mi-ma, aner a rim, NEED A BAND? Over 200 bands at South't most dtptn-dabla talent agency. Top bands for all occassiens.

star Attractions, cji-rm. SPECIAL NOTICE Golden Cetflth-now open 1 AM dally, Servlrn vour favorite country break' fast wcountry ham, frtsh sausage homemade biscuits. STOP ON YOUR WAY TO WORK PICK UP YOUR BISCUITS TO GOI m-1193. Across from Oxford Stadium. TO ErlAnrfc'at 1 rtw VIUTWJ all 7 CMJIIMn MBtfjJf 'Jacksonvllla rt ftolAtexandrta.

Hwy 431, lml. South of Goodwin Drug. BAY MINETTE (AP) -Perdido residents are suing the Louisville and Nashville Railroad for $17, million, claiming a train derailment ruined their water supply. The suit, filed Tuesday in Baldwin County Circuit Court, stems from a 1965 train derailment in the north Baldwin County community. The suit is an enlargement of a $5 million claim originally filed bv Perido residents.

LAN officials have repeatedly declined comment on legal action steniming from the derailment. The residents' suit says the caused "a vast quantity" of the chemical benzene to seep into the water-table. As a result, the residents say, water from Srivate wells at their resi-ences Is no longer fit for human consumption. The names of 73 Perdido itMinAoht itmAM annAOP An the Milt. All obtain their wa- ter from private wells, since In Jacksonville On The Square 435-2291 A NEW TASTE SENSATIONAL! Our All New FRESH DOUGH from Page ID OFF Any 12" or 15" I Pizza 1M previously might get price.

The says James. "You can 5040 percent all the profits make the 100 percent PIZZA! Notlct to Creditor THE STATE OF ALABAMA CALHOUN COUNTY, PROBATE COURT. In tht matter of the Estate of WHItem Rhoder Brown, deceased. Letters Testamentary on the estate of William Rhoder Brown docoatad, having boon granted to tha undertlgnad on tha I day of Oacarobar, 192 by tha Hon. Arthur C.

Murray, Judg of Probate of said County, nolle It haraby glvan that all partona having claimi againtt tald attete, ara haraby required to present in lama wimtn ma time anowad by law, or tha lama will ba barred. ELLA SUE HUNTER, EXECUTRIX of me Lait win and Testament of Wit' LIAM RHODE BROWN, Dacaaiad. Dac. 9, la. 23, 1M2 Nolle to Cradltort THE STATE OF ALABAMA.

CALHOUN PROBATE COURT. -j In tha matter of tha Estate of Thomas C. Llttla, dacaatad. Letters Testamentary on tha estate of Thomas C. Llttla deceased, having bean granted to tha ununsignau on ma oay Of uecemoer, 1M2 by the Hon.

Arthur C. Murrav. Judge of Probate of said County, natlc Is hereby glvan that all parsons having claims against said estate, are hereby required to present the same within tha time allowed by law, or the same will ba barred. EVA B. LITTLE, Executrix of the Last nin ana testament Of THOMAS C.

li i iLt, Deceased Dec. IS, 23, 112 40TICE. CASE NUMBER DR (2 1254, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF CALHOUN COUNTY. PLAINTIFF IRENE WATERS GANCEL VS. DEFENDANT, JOHN PATRICK CANCEL, IN THE MATTER OF: DIVORCE.

John Patrick Cancel, whos whera. abouts Is unknown, must answer Irene Wstef-Gncl petition tor divorce and other relief by January 10, 143, or, thereafter, a Judgment by default may be rendered against Aim In Case Number OR 12 1234. Circuit Court of Calhoun County, Alabama, none mis me ijtn day of November, 182. BARBARA A. PIPPIN RFaiSTFb ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF: FRED RAY LYBRANO, P.

O. BOX 14 ANNISTON, ALA. 36202. Nov. la, 25, Dec.

1, 19(2 STATE OF ALABAMA, COUNTY OF CALHOUN AND CLAY, MORTOAOE FORECLOSURE NOTIFICATION. WHEREAS, on the 17th dav of Au gust, t7l, Evelyn B. McCormlck and son, Albert Curtis McCormlck and wife, Dianna McCormlck, did execute and deliver to Anniston Production Credit Association, a corporation, now Coosa Valley Production Credit Association, a corporation, a mortgage on certain real hereinafter described, which mortgage appears on record In tha Office of tha Judge of Probate of Clay County, Alabama, In Mortgage Book 192 at Page 154 and In the Office of tht Judge of Probate of Calhoun County, Alabama, In Mortgage Book 1471 at Page It. WHEREAS, default has been made In the payment of sold mortgage as provided therein, which default continues at this date, and said mortgage Is sublect to foreclosure. NOW, THEREFORE, three weeks' notice Is hereby given that the under-, signed will sell at public outcry to tha hlohast bidder for cash, at thk lut door of the courthouse located In An-inltlon, Calhoun County, within ma legal hours of sate, on tha 27th day of December.

1912. tha real estete mortgaged by said mortgage viaim uinwn uovnry, Afaoemaj and will tell it public outcry to tht, highest bidder torn cash, at the uuth door of tht Clay County Courthouse, Ashlend, Alabama, within legal hours of sale on the 27th day of December, 1912, the real estate mortgaged by said mortgage located In Clav County. Ala. bama, more particularly described at follows, to-wlt: CALHOUN COUNTYl Lett Bkaft II I Mvitfea shown on the map of tht South Anniston Land Company, said lots fronting 50 Available In All Sizes (Thin Crust Only) Reserve our private room for private parties or group meetings. Available in approx.

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Net feed with any othtr special. i-: we serve hresn MeaKs "-JLlBt Seafood IHtdlvsmrv Jan.1S 237-1(1 Roy T. Mil Gurnet Avenue feet each an tht Watt tide of Constan.