Heard County GaArchives News.....Newspaper Notices for Sept 1940 September 27 1940
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News and Banner, Heard Co GA

Newspaper Notices from "The News and Banner", Heard Co. Georgia,  for SEPT 27, 
1940

Newspaper Issue of September 27, 1940

GRAND JURY PRESENTMENTS Sept Term 1940, HEARD SUPERIOR COURT

We recommend the following appointments to fill vacanies now existing in the 
following districts for N.P.'s and Ex-Officio J.P.'s  (Notary Public's and 
Justice of the Peace)


C.B. Johnston - - 938th District
W.D. Millians - - 693rd District
J.H. Parham - - 792 District
J.H. Orr - - 779th District
J.W. Gentry - - 788th District
F.H. Pope - - 16878th District
D.S. Freeman - - 1517th District
Luke Almon - - 1705th District
Melvin Mooney  - - 939th District

We also recommend that baliff's and jurors be paid $2.00 per day for their 
services.
We also recommend that steps be taken immediately to place the minor children 
of Mrs. Irene Cavender in the Orphan's Home.

Respectfully submitted,   W.H. Caldwell, Foreman;  Q.E. Bell, CLerk;  J.T. 
Jackson, J.D. Harcrow, J.H. Shirey, M.M. Stephens, C.A. Walls, J.B. Foster, 
W.A. Stallings, H.C. Paschal, Willie Crockett, O.E. Shephard, E.B. Campbell, 
J.B. Denney,  L.F. Noles, A.C. Caswell,  J.J. Gordon,  L.C. Adams,  W.H. 
Kirk,  W.F. Merrill,  J.H. Kight, L.J. Vaughan,  C.E. Bryan.
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The grand jury at it 3 day session last week returned indictments and disposed 
of cases as follows:

James Watkins; disturbing divine worship, verdict of guilty, 12 months 
suspended sentence, no fine.
Eddie B. Watkins; disturbing divine worship, verdict of not guilty.
Lane Daniel; possessing liquor; plea of guilty, $25. or six months.
Eddie B. Watkins, manufacturing liquor; plea of guilty, 12 months and $40., 12 
suspended on good behavior.
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MRS. A.P. HAYNES PASSES AT RIPE AGE

Mrs. A.P. Haynes, 87, died near her birthplace Sunday last and was buried 
Monday at an impressive funeral at Salem, conducted by her pastor, Rev. Mr. 
Brachman.  Surviving the venerable Christian mother are eight children, 3 
daughters and 5 sons:  Mrs. A.M. Buchanan,  Mrs. Ed Brzeal,  Mrs. A.J. 
Huckeba,  Messrs. B.J.,  F.J., J.T., C.W. and W.R. Haynes.
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MRS. MISSOURI JACKSON PASSES AT LINEVILLE

Mrs. Missouri Jackson, 70, passed away at the home of a daughter at the Heard-
Carroll line Saturday last and was interred the following day at Bethel 
churchyard in the same community.  We have not received the promised list of 
survivors and other data of this excellent lady.
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HOME NEWS, SUGGESTIONS, GOSSIP

Messrs. James Kent and Lewis Tompkins went to Atlanta this week to enlist in 
the U.S. Aviation Corps.
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Mr. T.E. Owensby and family attended the Lester reunion at the home of Mr. and 
Mrs. J.O. Statham in LaGrange Sunday. Some 80 were present.
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Mrs. L.D. Palmer, Macon, is visiting her sister, Mrs. J.C. Adams.
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Messrs. A.J. Daniel and Charlie Lipham attended the national American Legion 
convention, having a great time this week in Boston, Mass.
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