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2PAGE FOUR UNION SPRINGS HERALD, UNION SPRINGS, ALABAMA THURSDAY, AUG. 31, 1922 INVERNESS NEWS Mortgage Sale. of way of the Mobile and Gi ing therefrom, however, that MIDWAY: NEWS Miss Willie Belle Goodwin has returned to her home in Lees-burg, after a month's visit to her sister, Mrs. McCreavey. She was accompanied home by Mrs.

McCreavey, who will make rard Railroad, lying in the North-east corner of the South west Quarter and bounded on the North and East 'by the half section lines, on the South by the South line of said right of way and on the West by 'a cer tain ditch also one five acre lot belonging to J. Sankey, the same being a strip of land on the West side of -the Southwest Quarter extending from the Central of Georgia Railroad right of way to the South of said Section; situate, lying and being in Russell County Alabama, and containing 480 acres, more or less, and known as the William A. Wellborn place. Said sale is made for the pur pose of satisfying the debt se cured by said, mortgage togeth er with expense of sale, includ ing an attorney ee. H.

L. King, Mortgagee, R. E. L. Cope, Atty.

8-17-3t Notice to Non-Resident The State of Alabama, Bui lock County. In Chancery at Union Springs, Ala. 1 Sidney M. Jones 0 vs. Ethel Jones.

In this cause it is made to appear to the Register, by the affidavit of R. E. L. Cope, solic itor for Sidney M. Jones, Com plainant, that the Defendant, Ethel Jones's place of.

residence is unknown, but upon informa tion which affiant believes to be true, says she is a 'non-resi dent of Alabama, and is believ ed to" be a Resident of the Re public of Mexico, and further, that in the belief of said affiant the Defendant, Ethel Jones, "is over the age of twenty-one years. It is ordered by the Register, that publication be made in the Union Springs Her ald, a newspaper published in the 'County of Bullock, State of Alabama, once a week for four consecutive weeks, requiring the said Ethel Jones to answer or demur, to the same within thirty days after the 25th day of September, 1922, and failing so to do, a decree pro confesso will be taken against her in said cause Done at office; in "Union Springs, Alabama, this 19th day of August, 1922. 3. K. Clerk 8-24-4t Mortgage Default having been made in the terms of a mortgage executed to the by Hudson Moore and Beulah Moore, his on the 26th day of November, 1920, and said continuing, the under signed H.

King, will, sell on September 9, 1922, at publie outcry, for cash, to the highest bidder, in front "of the Court House Door in the city of Union Springs, Alabama, between the legal hours of sale, the following "described to-wit One house and lot in the city of Union Alabama, beginning at the intersection of Johnson -and the Montgomery and Eufaula Railroad, and run- The Revivial of the past week At1 the Baptist Church' has closed. While there were no ad ditions to the church, the meet ing were a spiritual -uplift. Services -were held twice dai- 5ly. The Rev. Curry is a force-ful and interesting speaker.

On -Sunday afternoon he preached a sermon to men only, which was "well received by a large audi ence. He left on Monday for his home in Wetumpka. Rev. Ira Jordan, of Abbeville, spent "Wednesday and Thursday here, with relatives and gave an interesting talk at the meeting. Misses Doris Hall and Jennie Rodgers -have returned from a Visit to relatives in Cuthbert, Ga.

Mrs. D. N. Cartledge and infant, and mother, Mrs. Elledge, have returned to their home in Tuscaloosa, after a visit to Mr.

and Mrs. Nat Cartledge. Mrs. Lewis King has returned from a few days visit to her father end sori at Fitzpatrick. Mrs, Snow Youngblood and children have returned to their home in Oklahoma after a two weeks vst to her parents, Mr.

Mid Mrs. John Alley. Miss Hattie Marshall Ford has returned to her home in Dothan, after a visit to relatives Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Norton have returned to South Caro lina, after a visit to his old home and parents.

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Adams left last Monday for Eufaula and re turned Wednesday. Mr. Adams' many friends are glad to know Ae is improving.

Mrs. Jim Hitchcock -daughter, Mwts Louise, last week in Eufaula. and spent Mr. and Mrs. S.

T. Pruett and children spent Thursday Montgomery. in Mr. and Mrs. T.

R. Britt and Mr. and Mrs. S. T.

Pruett spent last Tuesday in Eufaula. Misses Josephine and Nettie Johnston of Three Notch, are the guests of their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. P. M.

Johns. Miss Reeves of Eufaula, is the 'Tgttest of h'r cousin, Miss An-tionette Pruett. Miss Nannie King is visiting her brother, Mr. Will King, at Mathews Station, after which she will visit in Montgomery; BULLOCK COUNTY ADU.LT SCHOOLS WILL CLOSE FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER The bullock County Adult School for colored people will have their closing erercisea at their school in Union Springs en Friday, September 1st, be ginning at eleven o'clock. The following Adult Schools 'will le represented.

Ridgely, Pleasant Grove, Aberfoil, Sand Hill, Indian Creek, Post Oak, Miss Sara Lou Davis of Troy, and Virginia Hightower of Montgomery; been the guests of" Miss Erin Boyd. Miss Edna Hinton, of Mont gomery, is visiting her grand mother, Mrs. Anna -Boyd. Mr, Frank Jenkins and his mother returned to their in Montgomery Friday, night, after a short stay with relatives here. Mr.

Pritchett Auburn is at home with his parents untilthe fall term begins, when he will return to resume his studies for the ensuing year. Mr. i'and Mrs. Robert Tillman and family of Birmingham, are guests of Mr. and Mrs.

A. A. Cope and family. Mr. Clyde Kinard returned from Eufaula Saturday, where he had been for several days on business.

Mrs. Colon McRae is recovering from a short illness. Misses Mattie and Mary Beverly of Aberfoil, have been the guests of Miss Mary Beverly, Mr. and Mrs. Dewitte Brabham and little son spent last Sunday with Mrs.

Brabham 's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Cope at Smut Eye. Mr. and Mrs.

C. H. West- brooke returned from Atlanta, Saturday night. Miss Nina Jenkins delightful ly entertained a few of her friends Thursday, night with a party, the home' of her grandr parents, where she is visiting. This was a farewell social for her brother, Frank, who was re turning home the next day.

Those who enjoyed Miss Jen-kin's hospitality were: Misses Frances Jenkins, Mattie Will Guthrie, Kathrine and Annie Lee Pritchett, Beuna and Bera Phillips; Messrs. Frank Jenkins, Buford Phillips, Joe Martin Guthrie. Misses Annie Lee and Kath rine Pritchett entertained a number of their young friends Friday night. At least, they did the entertaining wonderfully after the young people surpris ed them by making a nice visit about eight o'clock Friday night. Many interesting games were played on the large bright lighted porch, after which the crowd went serenading.

Those enjoying this unusual social were: Misses Annie Lee and Kathrine Pritchett, Cora Cog dell, Claire and Maxine McNair, Bera, Beuna and Mozelle Phil lips, Nina and Francis Jenkins, Tommie and Myra Cade, Messrs, Cecil McNair, Joe Martin Guth rie, and Buford Phillips. Several cars from here spent last week, on a camping party at Beck's Mill near Brundidsre Those in the party were: Mr. and Mrs. N. O.

Smyth and child ren, Mr. and Mrs, W. B. Cog- dell, Mr. and Mrs.

J. M. Kinard, Mrs. Emory Cogdell, Misses Myra, Lona Mae, and Eva Cade, Irene and Ollie Chance, Mary Patterson, Annie Mae White, Paul and Joe McMillan Harvy Ming, Luther Chance, Rayner Cogdell. Miss Annie Grace Bates is vis iting Tier sister, Mrs.

Douglas Grady, at Ga. Miss Cora Lee Smith returned home Sunday night. She has been in school at Howard Col lege this summer. FOR APPENDICITIS John Lynch Thompson, the youngest son of. Mr.

'Will C. Thompson, was carried" to Montgomery last week, and placed in The Laura Hill Hospital, where he underwent a very successful operation The latest repors from him are to the effect that he i doing nicely, -or, to Use the" stereotyped hospital expresion usnally given out concerning all patients, "an well as 'oouldbe ex- portion of the foregoing, described lot beginning at a point on the North side of said lot 93 feet and 7 inches in- a Westerly direction from the point where said lot intersects Johnson Street, and which said point of beginning is on the right of way Railroad, and running thence in a "Southerly direction- 62 feet and 7 inches to a point on the South boundary line of said lot, which said point is 66 feet West from Johnson Street, and running thence Wst. 61 feet to the ohn Mitchell lot, thence North along the West boundary line of, the John Mitchell lot to the right of way of the Montgomery and Eufaula Railroad, thence in a Westerly direction along said right of way 54 feet and five inches to the point" of beginning, said excepted lot being known as the Orange De-Loach lot, and said lot' herein and 1iprTiv JaQnnTio -J tidily known as the Mose Ellington residence lot, together with the two story frame residence thereon. Said sale is made for the purpose of satisfying the debt secured by isaid mortgage together with the costs and expenses of foreclosure and including, an attorney fee. H.

L. King, Mortgagee. R. E. Cope, Attv: 8-17-St Foreclosure Whereas, William E.

Jordan did on the 11th day of June. 1920, execute and deliver to the Old Dominion Trnst Company a certain mortgage deed of lands therein described, in BnHock County, State of Alabama, to secure the payment of the sum of $3000, which said 'mortgasre deed is recorded in the office of the Probate Judge of Bnllock County in said in Book 1W on Page 171 to which refer ence is hereby made; and where as default has been made in the payment of the monevs secured by said mortgraere notice is hereby given, thai under and by virtue of the power of sale con tained in. said mortgage, the undersigned, the Old -Dominion Trust Company, on the 25th. day of September, 1922, in front of the Court House in the Town of Union Springs, County of Bullock, State of Alabama, will sell at public auction to the highest bidder -for cash, within the legal hours of sale, the fol lowing described property, situ ated said Bullock County. State of Alabama, -viz: NEK, and of NW of Section 16, and NE of SW4 of Section 10, all in 13, 25.

and containing 280 more or less, in Bullock County, Ala j-i-'t. .1 his sale will be made to satis- fy the debt secured by said mortgage, and such title will lie conveyed as is vested in the par ties to said, mortgage. Old Dominion Trust Company, By Blue Blue, Attorneys. 8-24-3t Guardian's Final Settlement. The State of Alabama, Bul lock County.

account, vouchers, written evi- statement under oath for final'" settlement of said Guar- dianship. Whereupon it is ordered that the 8th day; of September, 1922. be appointed a day on which to make such settlement, at which time all persons Interested can appear and contest the said jet-tlement if they think proper. Witness my hand, this 17th day of August,) 1922. S.

Ratner, a-24-JH Jnde! of Trohat; Under and by virtue of the power of sale contained in a certain mortgage executed tothe undersigned by John Johnson on the 29th day of December, 1919, and recorded in Book 128 of mortgages, page 428, in the office of the Judge of Probate of Macon County, Alabama, default having made in the payment of the debt secured by said mortgage, and said default I will proceed to sell during the hours of legal sale, on the 16th day of Sep tember, 1922, at the Court House Door in the City of Union Springs, Alabama, at publie outcry, to the highest bidder for cash, the following described real estate situate in Macon County, Alabama, to-wit: The -South-West Quarter of the South-West Quarter, Section 22 Township, 15, Range 23, and known as the Wade White tract of land. Said sale is made for the pur pose: of satisfying the debt se cured by said mortgage together with the expense of sale, includ ing a reasonable attorney fee. H. L. King, R.

E. L. Cope, Mortgagee. Attorrtey. 8-24-3t Mortgage Foreclosure Notice Default having been made in the terms of a mortgage executed to the undersigned by Ann Strickland on the '20th day of February, 1917, "which said mortgage is recorded in the office of the Probate of Bullock County, Alabama, and said default continuing, the undersigned S.

P. Rainer, will sell at public outcry for cash, to the highest bidder, in front of the Court House door of said County, between the legal hours of sale, on Friday, the 8th day of September, 1922, tne follow ing described property- to-wit: A certain house and lot sit uated in Union Springs, in- Bul lock County, Alabama, and de scribed as follows: Lot No. two in Block No. nineteen, according to a map made by George which map is now on file in the office of the Judge of Probate of Bullock County, said lot being bounded on the North by Seale Street, on the East lot owned by W. W.

Rainer, on the West by Prairie Street, and on the South by an alley, and being the house and lot on which Mrs. Ann Strickland resided at the time of her death. Said sale is made orv the purpose of nayinr th debt secured by said mortgage and the costs and expenses of this foreclosure, includ'ifg a rea sonable attorney '8 fee. S. P.

Rainer, Mortgagee. 17-3t Mortgage Sale. Under and by virtue of the pojYer. of sale contained in that certain mortgage executed to the undersigned hy C. W.

Johns and; Sadie E. Johns, his wife, dated July 20, 1921, and recorded in Mortgage' Book 51, pages' 671 and 72, in the office of the Judge of Probate of Russell County, -Alabama, default haying been made in the payment of- the, debt secured by said mortgage, and said default con tinuing, I will proceed to sell during the legal hours of sale on Saturday, September 9th, 1922, at the Court House Door in the City of Union Springs, Alabama, at publie outcry to the highest bidder, for cash, the following described real estate, The South of Section 22. also. Northwest Quarter and Ten acres on the T5nt side of North-east Quarter. Section 27.

Township 15, North. Range 27 East, less the following, to-wlt: One five sere i lot fn the right a visit to her old home. Mrs. Will Hardwick, of Tus-kegee, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Jim Hitchcock.

Mrs. Agie King and infant are visiting her parents, Rev. and Mrs. H. S.

Ellison at New ton. Messrs. M. E. Pruett and Agie King left Saturday for Newton, where Mr.

King will visit with his wife and her parents, while Mr. Pruett will visit his son. Dr. Dave Pruett. Mrs.

Maxwell Jones and baby have returned to their home in Ozark, after a visit, to her mo ther, Mrs. Nina Parham. Misses Willie and Mildred Bishop, of Comer, spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Nat Cartledge.

Miss Alice Parham visited her Aunt, Mrs. M. S. Jones, in Un ion Springs, last week. Mrs.

Montgomery, of Birmingham, is the guesT of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Taylor.

Miss Evelyn King will leave Thursday for Tallassee, where rfie will teach. We Masonic Home Band from Wontjromery, stopped by here on their way to Clayton and TUnfau- 1. Thursday, and played a few pieces, which were much enjoy ed. A collection was taken up for them. Midway Public School will op en September 11th.

With the exception of Mrs. E. H. Orr and Miss Grace Swanson, the faculty is a ne one, all of whom come highly recommended. With this corps of teachers, it is believed that the ensuing year will be one of the very best.

Cotton is beginning to come in; borne or the fields are white with cotton. Both gins were kept pretty busy Saturday. Mrs. Mizelle, of Columbus, is the guest of her daugh ter, Mrs. George Thornton.

Miss Katie Belle Anthony has returned from a delightful visit of esveral weeks to friends and tatives in Florida and Ala bama. the City Schools of Montgomery will give a demonstration. This adult school is a part of the general program for the reduction of negro illiteracy in Bullock County. In 1909 there were 42 out of every hundred negroes unable to read or write in Bullock County. This number has been somewhat reduced since then and this work will continue.

No race can rise to a stable position in agriculture, mechanics or trades unless it has at least an elementary education, comprising the ability to read, write and do simple arithmetic. W. M. S. The Adult Missionary Society of the Methodist i Church met with Mrs.

M. G. Radford Mon day evening. This being the fourth Monday we studied the Our lesson was ten chaptera from Jeremiah. 1 During' the nodal hour, cream and eake were end.

ning along the East side of In the Matter of the Estate of Johnson Street 180 feet to the Edlon Beecham. line of the C. R. Stakely lot. This day came Oscar Johnson.

-and thence East along said line Guardian of the Estate of said 127 feet to the line of the John Edlou Beecham. and files his Mitchells, Antioch, Fitzpatrick, and Midway. The exercises will begin at eleven A. with an address hy Hon. R.

E. L. Cope, Chairman of the County Board of Ed Mitchell lot, thence North alonar the West boundary line of said Mitchell lot to the right of way of the Montgomery and Eufaula Railroad, and thence West nloncr said right of way 148 feet to the point of beginning on Johnson 'Street and beinfr a Tart of Lot 4. in Block 47. in the City of Unioir Sprines.

Alabama, according An a survey of said city mdae by J. T. Wamoek. and being the same lot purchased hy W. Stakely and Clara Stakefy of Tfariwm, exeepft- ucation, and Hon.

Frank B. Haynes, County Superintendent of Education. Mrs. Mabel L. Feagin will also speak and give 41 demonstration.

A large number of colored ministers will also he present and take pan Jn the afternoon, tbft State 1 fflitericy agent, will peak and a aehool none from 'i'r'4r. -vrnvi-.