The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-07-05
Too Many Activities Are Liable to
Result in Failure.
come Of ProIa 3 10 Be Undertaken In
esude Road Improvement, Asricul'
1ural Fairs, Improved Breeds
IT s .ask, Etc.


enuaaSsd by the United States Depart
ment OF Agricultural
GO important thing to be borne IN
wlnA Il that no organization will con-
Wwao 10 exist that does not have some
AsAnite plan OF work and some definite
wuPpose to accomplish. 1t should be
pUoussnbered, however, that too many
activities may result in failure. A few
Weil-defined policies or purposes sue
Oessfully carried TO conclusion VIII
aBean permanency and success for these
organizations. Those responsible for
che county organization should lay
their plap3 we'll into the future, and
keen interest In the various local clubs
active. Road improvement, county
agricultural hs.rs. rural telephone sys-
apms, improved or consolidated schools
Nue3tional education, standardized cot
eua and corn for the county, improved
breeds of live stock especially adapted
b local conditions, cooperative mar
kOt1ng, public ertertninments, and So
keiAg undertaken by county organiza-
a3ons. It Is not believed to be adj
enable for county to undertake more
than two or three of these at a time,
~ least not the first season.
whatever is undertaken should be
6One well before new projects arc
\ launched. Get the movement well I'M
Ger way and ii will BIO carried forward
Au its own momentum. The hard work
GILL come ut the start. After IT is
Utnrted all you will have to do will be
~ direct 1t into the proper channels.
revts. including O. NJ W. Sprague,
ovnfousOr of finance and banking at
Samvvnysa. and Herbert N, Shenton of
SNTanw1hla. Out OF this staff work grew
~ assassination research division
vMAeA waa organized on February =,
GRaA. vita Mr.. Shenton us its chiet.
Georgia Lee County
Annie Harris admiaislrix estate
Dave H aFEis deceased represents to
Tie court in her petid,n this dav
filed and entered on record that she
is the sole Surviving heir Of said
Dave Harris and that Sic has paid
all debt owing by said estate and
has fully administrator The same.
This is III erefore TO cite all persons
eoncer ned, kindred and creditors, to
show cause ii any have Of can, why
said administrators should not be
discharged from her administration,
and receive letters for dismission,
on the first Monday in July, 1919.
" ! This June 1919.
A. f. Greene.
- Ordinary.
Georgia Leo County.
To whom IL may concern;
Mrs Maude Arnold having appli-
ed to the Ordinary by petition ask
ing that Mrs. Bernice Stovall as Ad-
Ininistrairix of the estate of Ii f.
Stovall, deceased, iateot said county
be required to make unto her deed
to the house and lot in City OF Lees
burg ON Walnut Street known as the
former residence of II. h. Stovall
and tamily~.and more particularly
described in the petition in pursu-
ance OLA sale made Mrs. Maude
arnold by II. Il. Stovall in his life
time, alleging that she has full paid
the price thereof.
This is to notify all of the heis
law of H. r. Stovall, deceased to be
and appear at the July term, 1919l
OF the Court of Ordinary, said coun-
ty and show caise if any they hay
or can. why said administrative
should not be required to make said
deed as prayed for by the said petit
toner.
\. f, Greene. |
Ordinary !
Georgia, Lee County.
To all when it may concern;
W. G. Martin
having applied for letters of admin,
de bonis non cum tesla
mento annexo ON the estate Of Kate
T. Martin ola Gcounty,s this is to
to all concerned to be and appear
it the July I. erm OF court of Ord
id county and sh Ow
Thy such letters should aOtbs gran =