The Dodge County News

On Tuesday, May 31, 2016 Dodge County High School Indian senior J.T. Shields signed a baseball
scholarship with the Middle Georgia State University Knights. J.T. is excited to begin his
freshman season with the Knights this fall. Pictured above, front row (l-r) are father, Terrance
Shields, J.T. Shields, stepmother, Christy Shields; Back row (l-r) Indians head baseball coach
Matt Herring, sister Chelsea Barrentine and aunt Sebrina Shields.

The Dodge County Recreation Department All-Stars 10 and under girls won the Appling County
Invitational. They were undefeated through the entire tournament. Pictured are front row (l-r)
Dannah Faulk, Jayci Yawn, Meg Lewis, Alyssa Reed, Marissa Brown and Emilee Reed; back
row (l-r) Ava Maxwell, Georgia Hardy, Jessica Joiner, Reagan Graham, Rebecca Bowling and
Reagan Boney; Coaches, Brian Tindal, Michael Reed and Misty Winter.

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FORECLOSURES
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NO­TICE OF SALE
UN­DER POW­ER
DODGE COUN­TY
Pur­su­ant to the Pow­er of Sale con­tained in a Se­cur­i­ty Deed given by AN­LI­TA S. BOOK­ER AND CLIF­TON BOOK­ER, JR. TO MORT­GAGE ELEC­TRON­IC REG­IS­TRA­TION SYS­TEMS, INC. AS A NO­MI­NEE FOR HOME­OWN­ERS MORT­GAGE OF AMER­I­CA, INC. DBA FOUN­DA­TION FI­NAN­CIAL GROUP dat­ed 1/17/2013 and record­ed in Deed Book 724 Page 304 and re-record­ed at Deed Book 738 Page 80 Dodge Coun­ty, Geor­gia records; as last trans­ferred to or ac­quired by WELLS FAR­GO BANK, NA, con­vey­ing the af­ter-de­scribed prop­er­ty to se­cure a Note in the origi­nal prin­ci­pal amount of $ 125,712.00, with in­ter­est at the rate speci­fied there­in, there will be sold by the un­der­signed at pub­lic out­cry to the high­est bid­der for cash be­fore the Court­house door of DODGE Coun­ty, Geor­gia (or such oth­er area as des­ig­nat­ed by Or­der of the Su­pe­ri­or Court of said coun­ty), with­in the le­gal hours of sale on July 05, 2016 (be­ing the first Tues­day of said month un­less said date falls on a Fed­er­al Holi­day, in which case be­ing the first Wed­nes­day of said month), the fol­low­ing de­scribed prop­er­ty:
ALL THAT TRACT OR PAR­CEL OF LAND LY­ING AND BE­ING IN THE CITY OF EAST­MAN, DODGE COUN­TY, GEOR­GIA, AND BE­ING PART OF HILL­CREST HEIGHTS SUB­DI­VI­SION, FRONT­ING 175.00 FEET, MORE OR LESS, ON THE SOUTH­EAST SIDE OF NINTH AVE­NUE AND EX­TEND­ING BACK SOUTH­EAST DI­REC­TION A DIS­TANCE OF 170.00 FEET, MORE OR LESS, TO AN AL­LEY AND BE­ING SHOWN ON THE PLAT OF SUR­VEY MADE BY B. W. HAR­RELL, RECORD­ED IN THE OF­FICE OF THE CLERK OF DODGE SU­PE­RI­OR COURT IN DEED BOOK 55, PAGE 124, AND BY REF­ER­ENCE IN­COR­PO­RAT­ED HERE­IN, AS LOT NOS. 10 AND 11 AND BOUND­ED ON THE NORTH­WEST BY NINTH AVE­NUE, ON THE NORTH­EAST BY PEA­COCK STREET, ON THE SOUTH­EAST BY AN AL­LEY AND ON THE SOUTH­WEST BY LANDS OF B.A. HAR­DIN, AND BE­ING FUR­THER IDEN­TI­FIED AS THE FORM­ER HOME­PLACE OF AL­BERT D. MUL­LIS.
The debt se­cured by said Se­cur­i­ty Deed has been and is here­by de­clared due be­cause of, among oth­er pos­si­ble ev­ents of de­fault, fai­lure to pay the in­debt­ed­ness as and when due and in the man­ner pro­vid­ed in the Note and Se­cur­i­ty Deed. The debt re­main­ing in de­fault, this sale will be made for the pur­pose of pay­ing the same and all ex­pens­es of this sale, as pro­vid­ed in the Se­cur­i­ty Deed and by law, in­clud­ing at­tor­ney’s fees (no­tice of int­ent to col­lect at­tor­ney’s fees hav­ing been given).
Said prop­er­ty is com­mon­ly known as 811 9TH AVE, EAST­MAN, GA 31023 to­geth­er with all fix­tures and per­son­al prop­er­ty at­tached to and con­sti­tut­ing a part of said prop­er­ty, if any. To the best knowl­edge and be­lief of the un­der­signed, the par­ty (or par­ties) in pos­ses­sion of the sub­ject prop­er­ty is (are): CLIF­TON BOOK­ER, JR. AND AN­LI­TA S. BOOK­ER or ten­ant or ten­ants.
WELLS FAR­GO BANK, NA is the ent­i­ty or in­di­vid­u­al des­ig­nat­ed who shall have full au­thor­i­ty to ne­go­tiate, amend and mod­i­fy all terms of the mort­gage.
WELLS FAR­GO BANK, NA
LOSS MIT­I­GA­TION
3476 STATE­VIEW BOUL­E­VARD
FORT MILL, SC 29715
1-800-678-7986
Note, how­ev­er, that such ent­i­ty or in­di­vid­u­al is not re­quired by law to ne­go­tiate, amend or mod­i­fy the terms of the loan.
Said prop­er­ty will be sold sub­ject to: (a) any out­stand­ing ad valor­em tax­es (in­clud­ing tax­es which are a lien, but not yet due and pay­able), (b) un­paid wa­ter or sew­age bills that con­sti­tute a lien against the prop­er­ty wheth­er due and pay­able or not yet due and pay­able and which may not be of record, (c) the right of re­demp­tion of any tax­ing au­thor­i­ty, (d) any mat­ters which might be dis­closed by an ac­cu­rate sur­vey and in­spec­tion of the prop­er­ty, and (e) any as­sess­ments, liens, en­cum­branc­es, zon­ing or­di­nanc­es, re­stric­tions, cov­en­ants, and mat­ters of record su­pe­ri­or to the Se­cur­i­ty Deed first set out above.
The sale will be con­duct­ed sub­ject to (1) con­fir­ma­tion that the sale is not pro­hibi­ted un­der the U.S. Bank­rupt­cy Code; and (2) fin­al con­fir­ma­tion and au­dit of the sta­tus of the loan with the hold­er of the Se­cur­i­ty Deed. Pur­su­ant to O.C.G.A. Sec­tion 9-13-172.1, which al­lows for cer­tain pro­cedures re­gard­ing the re­scis­sion of ju­di­cial and non-ju­di­cial sales in the State of Geor­gia, the Deed Un­der Pow­er and oth­er fore­clo­sure docu­ments may not be pro­vid­ed un­til fin­al con­fir­ma­tion and au­dit of the sta­tus of the loan as pro­vid­ed im­me­diate­ly above.
WELLS FAR­GO BANK, NA
as agent and At­tor­ney in Fact for
AN­LI­TA S. BOOK­ER
AND CLIF­TON BOOK­ER, JR.
AL­DRIDGE PITE, LLP
(for­mer­ly known as Al­dridge Con­nors, LLP)
15 Pied­mont Cen­ter
3575 Pied­mont Road, N.E.
Su­ite 500
Atlan­ta, Geor­gia 30305
(404) 994-7400
1000-667510220A
THIS LAW FIRM MAY BE ACT­ING AS A DEBT COL­LEC­TOR AT­TEMPT­ING TO COL­LECT A DEBT. ANY IN­FOR­MA­TION OB­TAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PUR­POSE. 1000-667510220A



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NO­TICE OF SALE
UN­DER POW­ER
GEOR­GIA, DODGE COUN­TY
THIS IS AN AT­TEMPT TO COL­LECT A DEBT. ANY IN­FOR­MA­TION OB­TAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PUR­POSE.
Un­der and by vir­tue of the Pow­er of Sale con­tained in a Se­cur­i­ty Deed given by ANNA WHA­TLEY TO MAC­ON MORT­GAGE, dat­ed Oc­tob­er 21, 2002, record­ed in Deed Book 423, Page 11, Dodge Coun­ty, Geor­gia Records, as last trans­ferred to PNC Bank, Na­tion­al As­so­cia­tion by as­sign­ment record­ed in Deed Book 813, Page 111, Dodge Coun­ty, Geor­gia Records, con­vey­ing the af­ter-de­scribed prop­er­ty to se­cure a Note in the origi­nal prin­ci­pal amount of FIF­TY-THREE THOU­SAND SIX HUNDRED AND 0/100 DOL­LARS ($53,600.00), with in­ter­est there­on as set forth there­in, there will be sold at pub­lic out­cry to the high­est bid­der for cash be­fore the court­house door of Dodge Coun­ty, Geor­gia, or at such place as may be law­ful­ly des­ig­nat­ed as an al­ter­na­tive, with­in the le­gal hours of sale on the first Tues­day in July, 2016, the fol­low­ing de­scribed prop­er­ty:
SEE EX­HIB­IT “A” AT­TACHED HERE­TO AND MADE A PART HERE­OF
The debt se­cured by said Se­cur­i­ty Deed has been and is here­by de­clared due be­cause of, among oth­er pos­si­ble ev­ents of de­fault, fai­lure to pay the in­debt­ed­ness as and when due and in the man­ner pro­vid­ed in the Note and Se­cur­i­ty Deed. The debt re­main­ing in de­fault, this sale will be made for the pur­pose of pay­ing the same and all ex­pens­es of this sale, as pro­vid­ed in Se­cur­i­ty Deed and by law, in­clud­ing at­tor­ney’s fees (no­tice of int­ent to col­lect at­tor­ney’s fees hav­ing been given).
Said prop­er­ty will be sold sub­ject to any out­stand­ing ad valor­em tax­es (in­clud­ing tax­es which are a lien, but not yet due and pay­able), any mat­ters which might be dis­closed by an ac­cu­rate sur­vey and in­spec­tion of the prop­er­ty, any as­sess­ments, liens, en­cum­branc­es, zon­ing or­di­nanc­es, re­stric­tions, cov­en­ants, and mat­ters of record su­pe­ri­or to the Se­cur­i­ty Deed first set out above. PNC BANK, NA­TION­AL AS­SO­CIA­TION is the hold­er of the Se­cur­i­ty Deed to the prop­er­ty in ac­cor­dance with OCGA § 44-14-162.2. The ent­i­ty that has full au­thor­i­ty to ne­go­tiate, amend, and mod­i­fy all terms of the mort­gage with the debtor is: PNC MORT­GAGE, 3232 NEW­MARK DRIVE, MIA­MIS­BURG, OH 45342 800-523-8654.
TO THE BEST KNOWL­EDGE AND BE­LIEF OF THE UN­DER­SIGNED, THE PAR­TY IN POS­SES­SION OF THE PROP­ER­TY IS ANNA WHA­TLEY OR A TEN­ANT OR TEN­ANTS AND SAID PROP­ER­TY IS MORE COM­MON­LY KNOWN AS 14 LAN­TIE DRIVE, EAST­MAN, GEOR­GIA 31023.
The sale will be con­duct­ed sub­ject (1) to con­fir­ma­tion that the sale is not pro­hibi­ted un­der the U.S. Bank­rupt­cy Code and (2) to fin­al con­fir­ma­tion and au­dit of the sta­tus of the loan with the hold­er of the se­cur­i­ty deed.
PNC Bank,
Na­tion­al As­so­cia­tion
as At­tor­ney in Fact for
Anna Wha­tley
Mc­Cal­la Raym­er Pierce, LLC
1544 Old Ala­ba­ma Road
Ros­well, Geor­gia 30076
www.fore­clo­sur­e­ho­tline.net

EX­HIB­IT “A”
ALL THAT TRACT OR PAR­CEL OF LAND LY­ING AND BE­ING IN LAND LOT 276 OF THE 16TH LAND DIS­TRICT, DODGE COUN­TY, GEOR­GIA CON­SIST­ING OF AP­PROX­IMATE­LY 2.13 ACR­ES, MORE OR LESS, SAID PAR­CEL BE­ING THE EAST­ERN POR­TION OF THE SAME PROP­ER­TY SAME PROP­ER­TY SHOWN ON A CER­TAIN PLAT OF SUR­VEY BY JIM H. ROSS, GRLS, PRE­PARED FOR CHA­RLES W. HORNE, SR. DAT­ED MAY 12, 1984 AND RECORD­ED
PLAT BOOK 26, PAGE 183, CLERK’S OF­FICE, SU­PE­RI­OR COURT OF DODGE COUN­TY, GEOR­GIA. SAID PROP­ER­TY IS, AT THE TIME OF THIS CON­VEYANCE, BOUND­ED ON THE WEST BY THE HICK­MAN PROP­ER­TY, THE NORTH BY LANDS OF HORNE AND NOW OR FOR­MER­LY OWNED BY E. LOW­ERY AND ON THE SOUTH BY LAN­TIE DRIVE. THIS IS A POR­TION OF THAT SAME 5.72 ACRE-PAR­CEL CON­VEYED AS “TRACT I” BY CHA­RLES W. HOME, SR. AND JAC­QUE­LYN G. HORNE TO BOB­BY HICK­MAN AND WAN­DA HICK­MAN BY WAR­RAN­TY DEED DAT­ED FE­BRU­ARY 13, 1998 AND RECORD­ED IN DEED BOOK 298, PAGE 345, SAID CLERK’S OF­FICE.
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South Carolina RINO Senator Lindsey Grahamnesty says he won’t vote for D.J. Trump or H.R. Clinton. He claims Trump isn’t a real conservative Republican. Of course Graham’s best friend Juan McPain (RINO – Arizona) isn’t particularly conservative either. The D.C. in-crowd has claimed for years that the Republicans must nominate a moderate to win in November. If Trump isn’t a conservative, maybe he’s what we should be looking for in a presidential candidate.
From July 1 through September 30, 2015 Donald Trump received 73,942 unsolicited campaign donations, averaging $50.46 per contribution from the general public totaling just under $3.6 million, without asking for a dime. He’s self-funding his campaign but accepts donations from all supporters. The political establishment hates him for this since he defies their strategy of big donors controlling access to the election.
Do you want Hillary Clinton to pick the next three or four Supreme Court justices, and bunches of federal judges, all serving life terms, almost impossible to remove no matter how despicable they are?
In Chicago, as of May 5th, over 1,000 people have been shot, with nearly 200 killed, even though the city has the toughest gun laws in America.
They’re talking about the 1994 Contract With America as I type this. I remember Governor Mitt Romney of Massachusetts at the time saying he was not for the plan, distancing himself from it in ‘94. Mitt sounded like a liberal Democrat at the time. The “experts” in both parties hyped Mitt as the best bet for Republicans against Obama in 2012. He turned out to be a weak candidate and lost a very winnable race against a terrible president.
“Unity does not require unanimity of thought.”
California Governor Ronald Reagan  April 1, 1967
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Dear editor,
Now that you have graduated, what’s next? If you know where you want to go, do you know how you will get there? Are you willing to take the long way around just to get to a short distance?
Just remember, you were created original and you have been given the power to not accept life the way it came. Now you will have to press on to the end. You’ve come this far so you can’t just turn around. Now you must walk by faith while ignoring your fears leaving you past behind. Your future is near. Keep your eyes on the prize while staying focused.
You can make it to the end. Remember Peter who stepped out of the boat and walked on the water. As soon as he began to look at the wind, he began to sink. When Peter cried out for help, Jesus said why did you doubt me while giving into the wind? You’ve got to press on and stay focused, because you can make it to the hill. Just stay focused because it’s too late to turn around.
You do not need anyone’s permission to be human or to do the right thing. Your ability will get you to the top, but endurance will keep you there. Try to avoid doing something today that you will hate yourself for tomorrow. Avoid letting you life become like the wind. You can feel it, can’t see it and you don’t know where it’s going.
A great way for you to start each day is to just tell Jesus. “Lord, whatever you are doing in this season, please don’t let me forget about you. I know that whatever I start out to do each day, together you and I can accomplish it. For it’s with you that I can go for that one moment in time when I can become more than what I thought I could be.
That one moment in time when all my dreams are a heart beat away, for all the answers are left up to me through you.”
Amen and amen.
Johnny Blacke, MSG (R)