Thomas County GaArchives Vital Records.....Divorces In Thomasville Times-Enterprise 1922
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THOMASVILLE TIMES-ENTERPRISE
April 22, 1922
 
MANY DIVORCE DECREES
GRANTED IN SESSION
OF SUPERIOR COURT
 
Court Busy Yesterday and
Today With Numerous 
Divorce Cases ----------
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   The divorce docket of the Thomasville Superior Court in session at
this   time   reveals   the   following 2nd  or  final  decrees  granted  by
jury  action  yesterday:    
Noralla Copeland  vs  B.  E. Copeland, 1st decree 4-17-33

Mrs. Lettie J.  Brandon  vs  David Laughlin  Brandon.  1st  decree 1-21-41

Mavis Posey Davis versus Oscar Davis, Jr.   1st  decree  1 -20- 41

Mary Katherine Crawford versus J.  J.  Crawford,  Jr.  1st  decree  1-20-41

Mrs. Ivey H. Hinkle versus Norman B. Hinkle, 1st decree 1-20-41

Eli Spring versus Ida Spring, 1st decree 1-20-41

Mrs. Cleo D. Lancaster vs Allie K. Lancaster, 1st decree 1-20-41

Mildred B. Cates vs J.  Frank Cates, 1st decree 1-20-31

The following first decrees were granted by court action:

Mrs.  Edyce  Paulk  vs  Thomas Milton  Paulk.

Mrs. Modena Strobel vs Frank A. Strobel.

Ida Plymel Jones  vs  Frank Jones. 

Mrs.  Jean  Dawes  Crosby  vs James  Crosby.

Mrs. Vera  H. Carter  vs  William Clinton  Carter.

Mrs. Ruth  Hodges  Kenzie  versus Edward  C.  Kenzie.

Diana  Blake  Edwards  vs  Joe  M. Edwards,  Jr.

In  the  suit  tried  yesterday  of Mrs.  S.  Barden  versus  G.   H. 
Greene  a  verdict  was  given  for  the plaintiff  in  the  sum  of  $44.05  same
being   designated  as   usurious   interest.

In  the  case  of   E.  C.  Philips  versus V.  C.  Callaway   pleas   for   eviction
was  denied  but  plaintiff  was   granted  $250  rent.

A  petition   was presented to the court    for    dissolution    of    the
Chinquapin   Farms,  Inc.   Same   was asked   by   all   of   the   stockholders
now   of   record.     The  firm  owns much   of   the   former   Archbold
Plantation   and   estate    lands   in Thomas   county.    The   owners  will
form   a   partnership.