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Dodge County 12 and under All-Stars finished second among eight teams in the Soperton/Treutlen Co. Invitational Tournament. The boys were one and one in pool play, defeating Montgomery County 10-0 with a loss to Telfair County 8-9. In the elimination bracket, the team defeated Swainsboro 11-5 and Soperton 16-4, to make it to the championship game, where they lost to a very tough team from Lyons. Pictured (l-r) are front row, Landon Fordham, De’arris Coney, Riley Williams, Shane Tripp and Aren Barden; second row, William Stringer, Zamiyan McDuffie, Brady Moore, Gavn Fordham and Jonah Collins and third row, coaches Erik Collins, Chip Stringer, Tab Moore and Cecil Barden.

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CONDEMNATIONS
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NO­TICE OF SEI­ZURE OF
PER­SON­AL PROP­ER­TY VALUED AT LESS THAN $25,000.00
Pur­su­ant to O.C.G.A. § 9-16-1, Et Seq, any par­ty claim­ing an in­ter­est in the fol­low­ing prop­er­ty is here­by no­ti­fied that on Janu­ary 26, 2017, said prop­er­ty was seized by the un­der­signed agen­cy in Dodge Coun­ty, Geor­gia:
SEV­EN HUNDRED TWO
DOL­LARS AND SIX­TY CENTS ($702.60) IN UNIT­ED STATES CUR­REN­CY
You are fur­ther no­ti­fied that you may file a claim with­in (30) days of the sec­ond pub­li­ca­tion of this no­tice of sei­zure by send­ing a claim com­ply­ing with the re­quire­ments of O.C.G.A. § 9-16-1, Et Seq, to the seiz­ing law en­force­ment agen­cy and to the dis­trict at­tor­ney by cer­ti­fied mail, re­turn re­ceipt re­quest­ed.
This 15th day of MAY, 2017.
CHRIS­TO­PHER C. GOR­DON
As­sis­tant Dis­trict At­tor­ney
Oco­nee Ju­di­cial Cir­cuit
P.O. Box 1027
5401 An­son Ave­nue, Room 200
East­man, GA 31023
Seiz­ing Agen­cy:
TONY RID­DLE
Oco­nee Drug Task Force
327 Pearl Bates Ave­nue
East­man, GA 31023

1007
DEBTORS AND CREDITORS
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NO­TICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDI­TORS
All credi­tors of the Es­tate of LESA TRIPP LAMP, late of Dodge Coun­ty, Geor­gia, de­ceased, are here­by no­ti­fied to render in their de­mands to the un­der­signed ac­cord­ing to law, and all per­sons in­debt­ed to said es­tate are re­quired to make im­me­diate pay­ment.
This 5th day of May 2017.
WIL­LIAM LAMP
4828 Mal­bor­ough Ave­nue
Al­ba­ny, GA 31721
c/o:
RITA J. LLOP
At­tor­ney at Law
Rita J. Llop, P. C.
5007 9th Ave­nue, N.E.
East­man, Geor­gia 31023
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NO­TICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDI­TORS
STATE OF GEOR­GIA
COUN­TY OF DODGE
IN RE: ES­TATE OF JOYCE COL­LINS JOHN­STON HAR­GRAVES
All credi­tors of the Es­tate of JOYCE COL­LINS JOHN­STON HAR­GRAVES are here­by no­ti­fied to render in their de­mands to the un­der­signed in ac­cor­dance with the law, and all per­sons in­debt­ed to said Es­tate are re­quired to make im­me­diate pay­ment to me.
This the 3rd day of May, 2017.
JOY JOHN­STON RO­BERTS,
Ex­ec­u­tor of the
Es­tate of JOYCE COL­LINS
JOHN­STON HAR­GRAVES,
De­ceased
JOY JOHN­STON RO­BERTS
8973 Hei­fer­horn Court
Col­um­bus, Geor­gia 31904-1263
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NO­TICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDI­TORS
STATE OF GEOR­GIA
COUN­TY OF DODGE
IN RE: ES­TATE OF CAL­VIN W. YAWN
All credi­tors of the Es­tate of CAL­VIN W. YAWN, are here­by no­ti­fied to render in their de­mands to the un­der­signed in ac­cor­dance with the law, and all per­sons in­debt­ed to said Es­tate are re­quired to make im­me­diate pay­ment to me.
This the 4th day of May, 2017.
LIL­LIE ANN YAWN
Ex­ec­u­tor of the
Es­tate of CAL­VIN W. YAWN, De­ceased
LIL­LIE ANN YAWN
1424 Wood Val­ley Drive
East­man, GA 31023

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FORECLOSURES
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STATE OF GEOR­GIA
COUN­TY of DODGE
NO­TICE OF SALE
UN­DER POW­ER
By vir­tue of the pow­er of sale con­tained in that cer­tain Deed to Se­cure Debt from ANNA WHA­TLEY to MAC­ON MORT­GAGE dat­ed Oc­tob­er 21, 2002, filed for record No­vem­ber 1, 2002, and record­ed in Deed Book 422, Page 93, DODGE Coun­ty, Geor­gia Records, as last trans­ferred to ABN AMRO MORT­GAGE GROUP, INC. by as­sign­ment record­ed in Deed Book 422, Page 113, DODGE Coun­ty, Geor­gia Records. Said Deed to Se­cure Debt hav­ing been given to se­cure a Note dat­ed Oc­tob­er 21, 2002 in the origi­nal prin­ci­pal sum of FIF­TY THREE THOU­SAND SIX HUNDRED AND 0/100 DOL­LARS ($53,600.00), with in­ter­est from date at the rate stated in said Note on the un­paid bal­ance un­til paid, there will be sold by the un­der­signed at pub­lic out­cry to the high­est bid­der for cash be­fore the Court­house door at DODGE Coun­ty, Geor­gia, or at such place as has or may be law­ful­ly des­ig­nat­ed as an al­ter­na­tive lo­ca­tion, with­in the le­gal hours of sale on the first Tues­day in June, 2017, the fol­low­ing de­scribed prop­er­ty: THE FOL­LOW­ING REAL PROP­ER­TY SITU­ATE IN COUN­TY OF DODGE AND STATE OF GEOR­GIA DE­SCRIBED AS FOL­LOWS:
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. HOME, 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 HOME 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. HOME TO BOB­BY HICK­MAN AND WAN­DA HICK­MAN BY WAR­RAN­TY DEED DAT­ED FE­BRU­ARY 13, 1988 AND RECORD­ED IN DEED BOOK 298, PAGE 345, SAID CLERK’S OF­FICE.
PAR­CEL ID: 060 085
PROP­ER­TY AD­DRESS: 34 LAN­TIE DRIVE
To the best of the knowl­edge and be­lief of the un­der­signed, the par­ty in pos­ses­sion of the prop­er­ty is ANNA WHA­TLEY or a ten­ant or ten­ants. Said prop­er­ty may more com­mon­ly be known as: 34 LAN­TIE DRIVE, EAST­MAN, GA 31023.
The debt se­cured by said Deed to Se­cure Debt has been and is here­by de­clared due be­cause of, among oth­er pos­si­ble ev­ents of de­fault, non-pay­ment of the month­ly in­stall­ments on said loan. The debt re­main­ing in de­fault, this sale will be made for the pur­pose of pay­ing the same and all ex­pens­es of this sale, in­clud­ing at­tor­ney’s fees (no­tice of int­ent to col­lect at­tor­ney’s fees hav­ing been given).
The in­di­vid­u­al or ent­i­ty that has full au­thor­i­ty to ne­go­tiate, amend, and mod­i­fy all terms of the loan is CIT­I­MORT­GAGE, INC., 1000 TECH­NOL­O­GY DRIVE, O’FAL­LON, MO 63368-2239; (866) 272-4749.
Said prop­er­ty will be sold sub­ject to any out­stand­ing ad valor­em tax­es (in­clud­ing tax­es which are a lien, wheth­er or not now due and pay­able), the right of re­demp­tion of any tax­ing au­thor­i­ty, 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.
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. Pur­su­ant to O.C.G.A. Sec­tion 9-13-172.1, which al­lows for cer­tain pro­cedures re­gard­ing the re­scis­sion of ju­di­cial and non­ju­di­cial 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 in the pre­ced­ing para­graph. *Auc­tion serv­ic­es to be pro­vid­ed by Auc­tion.com (www.auc­tion.com)*
CIT­I­MORT­GAGE, INC., SUC­CES­SOR BY MERG­ER TO ABN AMRO MORT­GAGE GROUP, INC.
As At­tor­ney-in-Fact for
ANNA WHA­TLEY
PHE­LAN HAL­LI­NAN DI­A­MOND & JONES, PLLC
11675 Great Oaks Way, Su­ite 375
Al­pha­re­tta, GA 30022
Tel­e­phone: 770-393-4300
Fax: 770-393-4310
PH # 32722
This law firm is act­ing as a debt col­lec­tor. Any in­for­ma­tion ob­tained will be used for that pur­pose.
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NO­TICE OF SALE
UN­DER POW­ER
DODGE COUN­TY
Pur­su­ant to the Pow­er of Sale con­tained in a Se­cur­i­ty Deed given by MARI­ON C LAN­I­ER AKA MARI­ON LAN­I­ER to MORT­GAGE ELEC­TRON­IC REG­IS­TRA­TION SYS­TEMS, INC., as NO­MI­NEE FOR ALA­CRI­TY LEND­ING COM­PA­NY dat­ed 5/29/2008 and record­ed in Deed Book 607 Page 234 and modi­fied at Deed Book 618 Page 30 Dodge Coun­ty, Geor­gia records; as last trans­ferred to or ac­quired by OC­WEN LOAN SERV­IC­ING, LLC, con­vey­ing the af­ter-de­scribed prop­er­ty to se­cure a Note in the origi­nal prin­ci­pal amount of $ 120,115.00, 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 JUNE 06, 2017 (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 LAND LOTS NOS. 25 AND 26 IN THE 15TH LAND DIS­TRICT OF DODGE COUN­TY, GEOR­GIA, AND BE­ING MORE PAR­TICU­LAR­LY DE­SCRIBED AS LOT 53, MOR­GAN CREEK SUB­DI­VI­SION, CON­TAIN­ING 0.59 ACR­ES ON THAT CER­TAIN PLAT OF SUR­VEY PRE­PARED BY OLIN J MCLEOD, REG­IS­TERED LAND SUR­VEYOR NO. 2259, DAT­ED JUNE 4, 2000, AND RECORD­ED IN THE OF­FICE OF THE CLERK OF DODGE COUN­TY, GEOR­GIA, IN PLAT BOOK 21, PAGE 113, WHICH DEED AND PLAT BY THIS REF­ER­ENCE IS IN­COR­PO­RAT­ED HERE­IN FOR A MORE COM­PLETE AND AC­CU­RATE DE­SCRIP­TION.
SAID PROP­ER­TY IS SUB­JECT LO THOSE CER­TAIN RE­STRIC­TIVE COV­EN­ANTS, RECORD­ED IN DEED BOOK 354, PAGE 251, DODGE COUN­TY RECORDS.
SAID PROP­ER­TY IS IM­PROVED WITH A 2008 FLEET­WOOD MAN­U­FAC­TURED HOME, SE­RI­AL NUMBERS GAFL83­4A81338SM-11 AND GAFL834B81338SM-11.
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 13 LAR­YN LANE, 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): MARI­ON C LAN­I­ER AKA MARI­ON LAN­I­ER or ten­ant or ten­ants.
OC­WEN LOAN SERV­IC­ING, LLC is the ent­i­ty or in­di­vid­u­al des­ig­nat­ed who shall have full au­thor­i­ty to ne­go­tiate, amend and mod­i­fy all terms of the mort­gage.
OC­WEN LOAN SERV­IC­ING, LLC
FORE­CLO­SURE LOSS
MIT­I­GA­TION
1661 WOR­THI­NGTON ROAD
SU­ITE 100
WEST PALM BEACH, FL 33409
1-877-596-8580
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.
OC­WEN LOAN SERV­IC­ING, LLC
as agent and At­tor­ney in Fact for
MARI­ON C LAN­I­ER
AKA MARI­ON LAN­I­ER
AL­DRIDGE PITE, LLP
15 Pied­mont Cen­ter
3575 Pied­mont Road, N.E.
Su­ite 500
Atlan­ta, Geor­gia 30305
404-994-7637
1017-664339A
THIS LAW FIRM MAY BE ACT­ING AS A DEBT COL­LEC­TOR AT­TEMPT­ING TO COL­LECT A DEBT. ANY IN­FOR­MA­TION OB­TAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PUR­POSE.
1017-664339A
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STATE OF GEOR­GIA
COUN­TY OF DODGE
NO­TICE OF SALE
UN­DER POW­ER
Be­cause of a de­fault un­der the terms of the Se­cur­i­ty Deed ex­e­cut­ed by ROG­ER THOMP­SON and SAN­DRA THOMP­SON to MORT­GAGE ELEC­TRON­IC REG­IS­TRA­TION SYS­TEMS, INC. as no­mi­nee for COUN­TRY­WIDE HOME LOANS, INC., its suc­ces­sors and as­signs dat­ed June 26, 2007, and record­ed in Deed Book 581, Page 78, Dodge Coun­ty Records, said Se­cur­i­ty Deed hav­ing been last sold, as­signed, trans­ferred and con­veyed to THE BANK OF NEW YORK MEL­LON FKA THE BANK OF NEW YORK AS TRUS­TEE FOR THE CER­TIFI­CATES HOLD­ERS OF THE CWABS INC., AS­SET- BACKED CER­TIFI­CATES, SER­IES 2007-12, se­cur­ing a Note in the origi­nal prin­ci­pal amount of $132,050.00, the hold­er there­of pur­su­ant to said Deed and Note there­by se­cured has de­clared the en­tire amount of said in­debt­ed­ness due and pay­able and, pur­su­ant to the pow­er of sale con­tained in said Deed, will on the first Tues­day, June 6, 2017, dur­ing the le­gal hours of sale, be­fore the Court­house door in said Coun­ty, sell at pub­lic out­cry to the high­est bid­der for cash, the prop­er­ty de­scribed in said Deed, to-wit:
ALL THAT TRACT OR PAR­CEL OF LAND LY­ING AND BE­ING LAND LOT 312 OF THE 16TH LAND DIS­TRICT OF DODGE COUN­TY, GEOR­GIA, CON­SIST­ING OF 1.31 ACR­ES, MORE OR LESS, AND BE­ING MORE PAR­TICU­LAR­LY DE­SCRIBED AS FOL­LOWS: TO ES­TAB­LISH THE POINT OF BE­GIN­NING, BE­GIN AT A POINT LO­CAT­ED IN THE CEN­TER OF THE OLD GAR­STON AND EAST­MAN ROAD, WHICH POINT IS LO­CAT­ED IN A SOUTH­EAST­ER­LY DI­REC­TION A DIS­TANCE OF 1,6271 FEET FROM THE NORTH­WEST LOT LINE OF SAID LAND LOT; THENCE RUN NORTH 79 DE­GREES 41 MINUTES EAST A DIS­TANCE OF 40 FEET TO A POINT LO­CAT­ED ON THE NORTH­EAST RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF SAID ROAD TO THE POINT OF BE­GIN­NING AND FROM SAID POINT OF BE­GIN­NING, THUS ES­TAB­LISHED, RUN THENCE NORTH 79 DE­GREES 41 MINUTES EAST A DIS­TANCE OF 311.1 FEET TO A POINT; THENCE RUN SOUTH 8 DE­GREES 34 MINUTES EAST A DIS­TANCE OF 94.2 FEET TO A POINT; THENCE RUN SOUTH 49 DE­GREES 27 MINUTES 40 SEC­ONDS WEST A DIS­TANCE OF 366.2 FEET TO A POINT LO­CAT­ED ON THE NORTH­EAST­ER­LY RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF SAID ROAD; THENCE RUN ALONG SAID ROAD NORTH 5 DE­GREES 29 MINUTES 20 SEC­ONDS WEST A DIS­TANCE OF 63 FEET TO A POINT; THENCE RUN NORTH 8 DE­GREES 38 MINUTES 20 SEC­ONDS WEST A DIS­TANCE OF 113.5 FEET TO A POINT; THENCE RUN NORTH 10 DE­GREES 33 MINUTES WEST A DIS­TANCE OF 102.3 FEET BACK TO SAID POINT OF BE­GIN­NING. SAID PROP­ER­TY IS FUR­THER DE­SCRIBED AS THE PROP­ER­TY ON A PLAT OF SUR­VEY MADE BY F. B. FLOUR­NOY, G.R.L.S. NO. 1302, DAT­ED APRIL 27, 1985, WHICH PLAT RECORD­ED IN THE OF­FICE OF THE CLERK OF DODGE SU­PE­RI­OR COURT IN PLAT BOOK 20, PAGE 72, SAID PLAT, TO­GETH­ER WITH THE RECORD­ING THERE­OF, BE­ING IN­COR­PO­RAT­ED HERE­IN AND MADE A PART HERE­OF BY REF­ER­ENCE FOR DE­SCRIP­TIVE AND ALL OTH­ER LE­GAL PUR­POS­ES.?TO­GETH­ER WITH A WA­TER LINE EASE­MENT DAT­ED JANU­ARY 29, 1982, WHICH EASE­MENT IS OF RECORD IN SAID CLERKS OF­FICE IN DEED BOOK 172, PAG­ES 44-45.
BY FEE SIM­PLE DEED FROM CARL BRANDT MCDON­ALD AND PA­TRI­CIA C. MCDON­ALD AS SET FORTH IN DEED BOOK 233, PAGE 41 AND RECORD­ED ON 5/5/1993, DODGE COUN­TY RECORDS.?TAX ID #: 047 050
Said prop­er­ty is known as 264 GOLF COURSE ROAD, EAST­MAN, GA 31023, to­geth­er with all fix­tures and per­son­al prop­er­ty at­tached to and con­sti­tut­ing a part of said prop­er­ty, if any.
Said prop­er­ty will be sold sub­ject to any out­stand­ing ad valor­em tax­es (in­clud­ing tax­es which are a lien, wheth­er or not now due and pay­able), the right of re­demp­tion of any tax­ing au­thor­i­ty, 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.
The pro­ceeds of said sale will be ap­plied to the pay­ment of said in­debt­ed­ness and all ex­pens­es of said sale as pro­vid­ed in said Deed, and the bal­ance, if any, will be dis­trib­ut­ed as pro­vid­ed by law.
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 se­cured credi­tor.
The prop­er­ty is or may be in the pos­ses­sion of ROG­ER THOMP­SON AND SAN­DRA THOMP­SON, SUC­CES­SOR IN IN­TER­EST OR TEN­ANT(S).
THE BANK OF NEW YORK MEL­LON FKA THE BANK OF NEW YORK AS TRUS­TEE FOR THE CER­TIFI­CA­TESHOLD­ERS OF THE CWABS INC.,
AS­SET- BACKED CER­TIFI­CATES, SER­IES 2007-12
AS AT­TOR­NEY-IN-FACT FOR
ROG­ER THOMP­SON AND
SAN­DRA THOMP­SON
File no. 17-064929
SHAPIRO PEN­DER­GAST &
HAS­TY, LLP*
At­tor­neys and Coun­selors at Law
211 Per­i­met­er Cen­ter Park­way, N.E.
Su­ite 300
Atlan­ta, GA 30346
770-220-2535/CH
shapir­oand­has­ty.com
*THE LAW FIRM IS ACT­ING AS A DEBT COL­LEC­TOR. ANY IN­FOR­MA­TION OB­TAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PUR­POSE.

1015
NAME CHANGE
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IN THE SU­PE­RI­OR COURT OF DODGE COUN­TY
STATE OF GEOR­GIA
In Re: RACHAEL J. WI­DEN­ER
Civil Ac­tion File No. 17V-8128
NO­TICE OF PE­TI­TION TO CHANGE NAME
GEOR­GIA, DODGE COUN­TY
No­tice is here­by given that RACHAEL J. WI­DEN­ER, the un­der­signed, filed his Pe­ti­tion to the Su­pe­ri­or Court of DODGE Coun­ty, Geor­gia on the 9th day of May 2017, pray­ing for a change in the name of the pe­ti­tion­er from RACHAEL JOHN­SON WI­DEN­ER to RACHAEL MICHELLE JOHN­SON.
No­tice is here­by given pur­su­ant to law to any in­ter­est­ed or af­fect­ed par­ty to ap­pear in said Court and to file ob­jec­tions to such name change. Ob­jec­tions must be filed with said Court with­in thir­ty (30) days of the fil­ing of said Pe­ti­tion.
This 9th day of MAY, 2017.
RACHAEL J. WI­DEN­ER
Pe­ti­tion­er
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IN THE SU­PE­RI­OR COURT OF DODGE COUN­TY
STATE OF GEOR­GIA
In Re: MICHAEL GOD­WIN
Civil Ac­tion File No. 17V-8129
NO­TICE OF PE­TI­TION TO CHANGE NAME
GEOR­GIA, DODGE COUN­TY
No­tice is here­by given that MICHAEL GOD­WIN, the un­der­signed, filed his Pe­ti­tion to the Su­pe­ri­or Court of DODGE Coun­ty, Geor­gia on the 12th day of May 2017, pray­ing for a change in the name of the pe­ti­tion­er from MICHAEL SHANE GOD­WIN to MICHAEL SHANE WOOD.
No­tice is here­by given pur­su­ant to law to any in­ter­est­ed or af­fect­ed par­ty to ap­pear in said Court and to file ob­jec­tions to such name change. Ob­jec­tions must be filed with said Court with­in thir­ty (30) days of the fil­ing of said Pe­ti­tion.
This 3rd day of MAY, 2017.
MICHAEL GOD­WIN
Pe­ti­tion­er
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IN THE SU­PE­RI­OR COURT OF DODGE COUN­TY
STATE OF GEOR­GIA
In Re: CORT­NEY RASHOD CON­EY, SR.
Civil Ac­tion File No. 17V-8130
NO­TICE OF PE­TI­TION TO CHANGE NAME
GEOR­GIA, DODGE COUN­TY
No­tice is here­by given that CORT­NEY RASHOD CON­EY, SR., the un­der­signed, filed his Pe­ti­tion to the Su­pe­ri­or Court of DODGE Coun­ty, Geor­gia on the 8th day of May 2017, pray­ing for a change in the name of the pe­ti­tion­er from CORT­NEY RASHOD CON­EY, SR. to CORT­NEY RASHOD RO­BER­SON, SR.
No­tice is here­by given pur­su­ant to law to any in­ter­est­ed or af­fect­ed par­ty to ap­pear in said Court and to file ob­jec­tions to such name change. Ob­jec­tions must be filed with said Court with­in thir­ty (30) days of the fil­ing of said Pe­ti­tion.
This 8th day of MAY, 2017.
CORT­NEY CON­EY
Pe­ti­tion­er
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IN THE SU­PE­RI­OR COURT OF DODGE COUN­TY
STATE OF GEOR­GIA
In Re: CORT­NEY RASHOD CON­EY, SR and HA­LIE LOVE
MINOR CHILD(REN) CORT­NEY RASHOD CON­EY, JR.
Civil Ac­tion File No. 17V-8131
NO­TICE OF PE­TI­TION TO CHANGE NAME
GEOR­GIA, DODGE COUN­TY
No­tice is here­by given that HA­LIE LOVE and CORT­NEY R. CON­EY, SR., the un­der­signed, filed his Pe­ti­tion to the Su­pe­ri­or Court of DODGE Coun­ty, Geor­gia on the 15th day of May 2017, pray­ing for a change of minor child(ren) from CORT­NEY RASHOD CON­EY, JR. to CORT­NEY RASHOD RO­BER­SON, JR.
No­tice is here­by given pur­su­ant to law to any in­ter­est­ed or af­fect­ed par­ty to ap­pear in said Court and to file ob­jec­tions to such name change. Ob­jec­tions must be filed with said Court with­in thir­ty (30) days of the fil­ing of said Pe­ti­tion.
This 8th day of MAY, 2017.
CORT­NEY CON­EY and
HA­LIE LOVE
Pe­ti­tion­er

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PROBATE NOTICES
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IN THE PROBATE COURT
COUN­TY OF DODGE
STATE OF GEOR­GIA
IN RE: ES­TATE OF WI­LEY HEATH STUD­STILL, DE­CEASED
ES­TATE NO. P-17-9061
PE­TI­TION FOR LET­TERS OF
AD­MIN­IS­TRA­TION NO­TICE
TO: CHASE LEE STUD­STILL has pe­ti­tioned to be ap­point­ed Ad­min­is­tra­tor of the Es­tate of WI­LEY HEATH STUD­STILL, de­ceased, of said Coun­ty. The pe­ti­tion­er has also ap­plied for waiv­er of bond and/or grant of cer­tain pow­ers con­tained in O.C.G.A. § 53-12-261. All in­ter­est­ed par­ties are here­by no­ti­fied to show cause why said pe­ti­tion should not be grant­ed. All ob­jec­tions to the pe­ti­tion must be in writ­ing, set­ting forth the grounds of any such ob­jec­tions, and must be filed with the court on or be­fore JUNE 8, 2017.
BE NO­TI­FIED FUR­THER: All ob­jec­tions to the Pe­ti­tion must be in writ­ing, set­ting forth the grounds of any such ob­jec­tions. All ob­jec­tions should be sworn to be­fore a no­tary pub­lic or be­fore a Probate Court Clerk, and fil­ing fees must be ten­dered with your ob­jec­tions, un­less you qual­i­fy to file as an in­di­gent par­ty. Con­tact probate court per­son­nel for the re­quired amount of fil­ing fees. If any ob­jec­tions are filed, a hear­ing will be sched­uled at a lat­er date. If no ob­jec­tions are filed, the Pe­ti­tion may be grant­ed with­out a hear­ing.
HON. AL MCCRA­NIE
Judge of the Probate Court
5401 An­son Ave­nue
East­man, GA 31023
478-374-3775

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By Russ Ragan
It will be a very busy summer at the Dodge Recreation Department. June will be especially busy. A total of 25 teams are expected to invade the department for the first part of the Dodge Invitational Tournament. It will be for the seven and eight year old and the nine and ten year old all-star teams from the area. The event will be played on June 9 and 10. “It should be a very busy weekend for our community as 300 players will be here from out of town and they will bring a big crowd with them,” said director Travis Niblett. The second half of the Invitational will be played on June 16 and 17, as the 12 and under boys and 14 and under boys event will be played.
The tourney on June 9 and 10 will be for both boys and girls all-star teams.
Those aren’t the only events in June for the department. The Boys Seven and Eight District One Class C All-Star Tournament will be held here from June 23 through the 27. “GRPA got rid of sub-districts this year so all the district tournaments will be bigger, and we feel like we got a real good event,” said director Niblett. There will be a total of ten teams coming to our town and they will bring a big crowd. It should be a very busy time for our town. There will be a $5.00 admission charge for adults in these tournaments.
Starting on July 17, the department will begin their first annual Sports Camp. There is no charge for the camp, and it is open for kids ages six to 12. Even though the camp is free, all the kids must be pre-registered by July 1, either at the department office or going online at www.Dodge-Recreation.com. A free lunch will be provided. The camp will be from July 17 through August 4. It will run Monday through Friday from 10:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. Spots for the camp are limited.
The camp will be centered around rebuilding basketball, but other team sports, including soccer, track events, frisbee and kickball will be done.
It has been a very busy last 12 months at the department. “Money had been saved up to make improvements and everything is shaping up good,” said Niblett. Last year, the department added goal posts to the field. That allowed them to host the District 12 and under football tournament. It was Dodge’s first district hosting for football and the goal posts were required in order to host the event.
It has also been a very busy year for the department, as they have been doing a lot of improvements to the facility. The department has got a new field mower and utility vehicle. They also have a new irrigation well. The fields are in great shape now due to a lot of work from Niblett and staff. Also, the department’s biggest field saw a new sodding to the infield last winter, and it played very well in the 2017 season. There were other upgrades during the baseball season. The department got all new nets for the backstops on all the fields. Most recently, all new roofs have been added to the dugouts and spectator stands. New security cameras and public address systems have been upgraded. “We have made of bunch of upgrades to our fields and facility, and we have not increased any of our fees for our sports,” said Niblett. The department has also revamped their sponsorship system. All the action at the department will begin on June 9, so go take a look see!

Clayton Scarborough of Milan, has been selected to receive an Alfred Shorter/Provost Scholarship to attend Shorter University in Rome. 
This scholarship provides three-quarters of the cost of tuition for incoming freshmen for eight semesters. To qualify for this scholarship, a student must hold at least a 3.5 grade point average and an 1100 SAT score in critical reading and math or 24 ACT score. Scholarship recipients must then maintain a 3.0 cumulative grade point average at Shorter University. 
Scarborough, the son of Clay and Joy Scarborough, graduated this year from Dodge County High School.

Five members of the Dodge County 4-H Competition Shotgun Team spent the weekend of May 27, 2017 in Savannah, at Forest City Gun Club, competing in Target Challenge Weekend, Trap, Skeet and Sporting Clays.
Members participating were Dayne Cadwell and Kevin Groves (Junior Division), Wyatt Hargrove, Kristen Nobles, Austin Noles and J.W. Simpson (Senior Division). All of the hard work and dedication paid off for the competitors as each had an outstanding weekend.
Dayne Cadwell brought second place back to Dodge County in the Junior Trap Shooting Event and Wyatt Hargrove grabbed first place in Senior Trap shooting.

Linda Sue Hobby Howell, age 65, of Gresston, died Monday, May 29, 2017, at the Coliseum Medical Center in Macon.
Funeral services will be held at 11:00 a.m. Saturday, June 3, 2017, in Southerland Funeral Chapel, with Reverend Fred Parker officiating.
Mrs. Howell was born in Columbia, South Carolina, a member of Antioch #1 Baptist Church in Gresston, a former Briggs and Stratton and Southern Bell employee and was a retired maintenance supervisor for over 30 years at Graphic Packaging, Inc. Mrs. Howell was a wedding planner and caterer with her business Weddings by Linda. She was a loving mother and grandmother who enjoyed pageants with her granddaughters. She was the daughter of the late Sarah Johnson Hobby and Joseph Hobby Sr. and was preceded in death by her adoptive parents, Edith Hobby and Roy Hobby.
Survivors include her husband of 18 years, Robert G. Howell of Gresston; one daughter, Wendy Weathersbee of Eastman; one son, Benjy Rowell (Raegan) of Treasure Island, Florida; two step-sons, Clay Howell and Chris Harvey (Sandy), both of Eastman; one son-in-law, Ed Weathersbee of Eastman; six grandchildren, Breann Rowell, Chase Rowell, Noah Rowell, Roper Weathersbee, Raina Weathersbee and Ryan Harvey; three sisters, Sara Spence (Tommy) of Lexington, South Carolina, Joyce Parker (Richard) of Greenville, South Carolina and Shirley Higgins (Keith) of Edisto Island, South Carolina; five brothers, Larry Hobby (Linda) of Lugoff, South Carlina, Charles Hobby (Shirley) of Columbia, South Carolina, Mike Huffman (Sandi) of Green Castle, Indiana, Robert Huffman (Trish) of North Augusta, South Carolina and Joe Jr. Shealy of Graniteville, South Carolina and several nieces and nephews including Christina Hamilton Lake, Amy Hamilton Stephens and Robby Harrison.
The family may be contacted at the Howell residence, 820 Garrett-Oxley Road, Gresston, and will receive friends in Southerland Funeral Chapel from 10:00 a.m. until 11:00 a.m. on Saturday, June 3, 2017.
Stokes-Southerland Funeral Home of Eastman has charge of arrangements.

J&J Country Store, Owner-Operator
Funeral services for Joan Rowland Warren, age 59, of Chester, who died Saturday, May 20, 2017, at her residence, were held Monday, May 22, 2017, at 11:00 a.m., in the chapel of Mathis Funeral Home, with Reverend William Pope officiating. Burial was at Rowland Family Cemetery in Chester.
Mrs. Warren was born and Dodge County. She was the daughter of the late Ralph and Josephine Oxley Rowland and was preceded in death by her sister, Shirley Rowland Partain. She was owner and operator of J&J County Store and a member of Chester Church of God.
Survivors are her husband, Jackie D. Warren of Chester; her two children, Jessica (Christopher) Sanders of Chester and Samuel Warren of Soperton; her grandchildren; Eli and Jevan Francis, Henry and Harper Sanders; her sisters, Rhonda (Jerl) Rowland and Belinda Coody of Chester and her brothers, Tony (Sharon) Rowland of Cochran, Gary (Glenda) Rowland and Randy (Reda) Rowland of Chester.
Pallbearers were Kristopher Warren, John Warren, David Hawkins, Drew Hawkins, Hunter Hawkins, Eddie Luna and Jimmy Rhodes.
Mathis Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.

Michael Anthony Boone, age 18, of Eastman, passed away on January 18, 2017.
Memorial services were held at 7:00 p.m. on Thursday, May 25, 2017, at Lakeside Assembly, with Reverend Tyler Kirkley officiating.
Mr. Boone was born in Albuquerque, New Mexico; a member of Sweet Home Baptist Church and a former student at Dodge County High School. He enjoyed hunting, spending time outdoors, cooking, listening to music and spending time with his girlfriend.
Survivors include his mother, Cindy Bass Boone of Eastman; father, Mark T. Boone (Louise) of Albuquerque, New Mexico; four sisters, Mandy Lowery, Allison Boone both of Eastman, Samantha Boone and Haley Boone both of Albuquerque, New Mexico; one brother, Tyler Boone of Eastman; his girlfriend, Harlie McCullough of Hawkinsville and six nieces and nephews, Alexa Bowen, Jonna Bowen, Bryce Bowen, Blakely Boone, Brett Bowen and K.J. Boone.
Stokes-Southerland Funeral Home of Eastman was in charge of the arrangements.

Frances Harris Sanders, age 79, of Cochran, was called home Wednesday, May 24, 2017 at her residence.
Graveside services were held at 11:00 a.m. on Friday, May 26, 2017, at New Union Baptist Church Cemetery, with Reverend Tim Brown officiating.
Mrs. Sanders was a graduate of Eastman High School, a member of Ocmulgee Baptist Church and a retired machine operator for the Packaging Company. She was a homemaker who enjoyed quilting, working in her yard and garden and was a loving mother, grandmother and great-grandmother. Sanders was the daughter of the late Avis Beck Harris and Toby Albert Harris, widow of Earl Franklin Sanders, Sr. and was preceded in death by a grandson, Nico Villafane and two brothers, Ira Harris and Max Harris.
Survivors include three daughters, Karen Logue (Billy) of Fort Valley, Amy Sanders of Warner Robins and Becky Sanders of Cochran; one son, Frank Sanders of Cochran; seven grandchildren, Eric Griffin, Matt Toler, Sean Toler, Amber Wamsley, Adam Sanders, Brian Sanders and Courtney Wood; 12 great-grandchildren and two sisters, Hilda Knight and Pam Baldino, both of Eastman.
Serving as pallbearers were Matt Toler, Sean Toler, Adam Sanders and Brian Sanders.
Stokes-Southerland Funeral Home of Eastman was in charge of arrangements.

James Lesley “Pete” Dennis, age 80, of Chauncey, died Saturday, May 27, 2017 at Serenity Place Hospice in Dublin.
Funeral services will be held at 11:00 a.m. on Wednesday, May 31, 2017, in Southerland Funeral Chapel, with Reverend Mike Grenade officiating, with interment in Ryals Cemetery.
Mr. Dennis was born in Chauncey, of the Baptist faith and a U.S. Air Force veteran. He was a salesman for his family’s business, B&N Oil Company, for over five years, and a former salesman for Bearden Oil Company, for over 25 years. He enjoyed fishing, playing checkers, and spending time with his family and grandchildren. He was son of the late Christine Beck Dennis and William Frank Dennis and was preceded in death by a sister, Shirley Dennis Howell and two brothers, Paul Dennis and Lamar “Nap” Dennis.
Survivors include his wife of 55 years, Joann Massingill Dennis of Chauncey; two daughters, Terry Lynn Clark (Mike) of Chauncey and Tina Nobles (Mike) of Eastman; one son, Randy Dennis (Tara) of Chauncey; five grandchildren, April Clark Smith (Blake), Jessica Nobles, Kristen Nobles, Nathan Dennis and Brooke Dennis; two great-grandsons, Daylen Nobles and Clark Smith; one sister, Mary Jo Phillips (Dene) of Chauncey; one brother, Don Dennis (Kay) of Dublin and one brother-in-law, Randall Massingill (Barbara) of Eastman.
The family may be contacted at the Dennis residence, 2280 Highway 165, Chauncey, and will receive friends in Southerland Funeral Chapel from 10:00 a.m. until 11:00 a.m. on Wednesday, May 31, 2017. In lieu of flowers, Dennis requested that contributions be made to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, 262 Danny Thomas Place, Memphis, Tennessee, 38105.
Serving as honorary pallbearers are Kristen Nobles and Nathan Dennis. Active pallbearers are Mark Hart, Brett Grenade, Chuck Lowery, Vance Cook, Joey Dennis and Clint English. Patricia Williams is the pianist for the funeral service.
Stokes-Southerland Funeral Home of Eastman has charge of arrangements.

Mr. Ernest Arnold “Tump” Evans, age 70, of Chauncey, died Monday, May 29, 2017, at his residence.
Graveside memorial services will be held at 10:00 a.m. on Saturday, June 3, 2017 at Chauncey City Cemetery with Rev. James Hammock officiating.
Mr. Evans was born in McRae, a member of Zion Hope Baptist Church and owner and operator of Evans Construction. He was a lifelong carpenter and contractor who enjoyed fishing, Atlanta Falcons football and Nascar racing. He enjoyed spending time with his family, friends and especially his grandchildren. Mr. Evans was the son of the late Maude Kirkley Evans and Arnold Evans and was preceded in death by a son, Clayton Tump Evans, three brothers, Levi Evans, Mitchell Evans and Clark “Huck” Evans and a sister-in-law, Jean Griffin.
Survivors include his wife, Doris Griffin Evans of Chauncey; two daughters, Sheila Dix (Keith) of Eastman and Tara Sears (Chris) of Atlanta; one son, Ben Evans of Chauncey; one daughter-in-law, Karen Moore Evans of Chauncey; six grandchildren, Summer Dix, Kylie Dix, Keenan Evans, Cameron Evans, Korbin Evans and Luke Sears; one great-grandson, Kaiden Evans; two sisters-in-law, Brenda Smith Evans and Mary Jo Evans Phillips (Dene) and two brothers-in-law, Allen Griffin and Barry McKinney (Jenny).
The family may be contacted at the Evans residence, 11 Bush Avenue, in Chauncey.
Stokes-Southerland Funeral Home of Eastman has charge of arrangements.

Just when you thought the political game couldn’t get any nuttier, Nevada Senator Harry Reid retired and his Latina replacement proved even nuttier than Harry. Demoleft Senator Cortez Masto (which sounds like a male name to me) says she wants to see mandated diversity quotas in Congress and its committees. We are stuck with this loser for six long years, maybe longer. Who knows – she could become the next president of the USA in eight years, after Donald Trump serves his two terms.
You can never be diverse enough and quotas are the next step. Who decides if we are sufficiently diverse? The liberal ruling class, of course. Naturally she waited until after her unfortunate election to expose many of her leftist ideas.
Angry White Dude has it figured. He says: “Hey. AWD is all for diversity in the Senate. Maybe we could get a conservative or two.”
AngryWhiteDude.com   5-17-17
T-shirt slogan in large letters reads: Mr. Trump BUILD That Wall. The gent wearing the shirt was a black man also.
It takes a special kind of lunatic to think that importing illegal welfare recipients who want to kill us is a good idea.  They’re pre-Democrats, too.
President Trump most of the time is a good guy. That’s not a bad record for a politician these days. Despite what we hear from the media hatemongers, Trump has been fairly effective in getting his programs up and running. He filled the Supreme Court vacancy, which made liberals hate him even more. Big media makes no pretense of accurate reporting. The objective is undermining a conservative president.
I call them the Big Five - tax cuts, term limits, oil drilling, border control and Donald Trump: liberals hate all five. I like the five. I’ve never heard a liberal advocate term limits – have you?  On some of these issues they will hedge at election time,  then show you their true leftism after the election. Being vague can sway low information voters, who fall for doubletalk.
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