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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17. 1931 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON. S. C- PAGE NINE NOTICE OF SALE The State of South Carolina, County of Laurens, In Court oT Cort. .un Picas. The First National Bank cf Clinton, S. C., Plaintiff, vs. Annie B. Phillips-Jones, et al.. Defendant. Pursuant to a Decree of the Court Hurricahe News Messrs. Gillette Simpson. Luth..'r Nabors, Hoyt Burroug’hs and James Spencer spent Sunday in Winnsboro. ' Misses Hattie Mae Horton and Er nestine Melton of the Chapin school invnoimm faculty, spent the v.eek-end with the in the above slated ca:e. I w-ll sell at former's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wash public outcry to the highe-^ bCldcr, at Horton. I^urens. C. H., S. C.. on salesdav in *Mr. and Mrs. Rex Young and daugh- New York Steambi»at8 rss More excursion boats ojx^rate out of rs: New York city than any other port in the whole world. There must be-at least fifty lines runnjng daily to near- (XtoWr next, heinit .Vonday. the .^th ter Mildred. Mias Myrtle .Weslbury the palatial = day of the month, dur ng the legal of C.mton, and I. O. Ray of Renno — School Days Aro , , , , , ... ca I -a /• «# j xt I.-. »ai..v''h plv Ix'tween here and — hours for such .sales, the following wei'e Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. _ = de.scribed property, to wit: G. t'. Nabors and family. “ “ ' AH that lot. uie<e or parcel of Land, lying, being and situate within the Parent-Teache” association at . fnrtv to Wes* PoHi- —■ , Hurricane school hriday night. Sept. fort> mut.o to \\i., l..iu, —. The favorite trip is the one un th*' ps Hudson river, either to .\ll)nny. 14d ~ corporate limits of the Town of Clin ton, in the County of Laurens, in the large crowd attended and a The latter trip, which ends in the I State of South Carolina, containing 97-100 of an acre, more or less, bound ed on the north by lands of Mrs. Flor ence J. Bailey, on the east by lards formerly belonging to M. S, Bailey, then owned by J. F. Jacobs. Sr., on the south by street opposite lands for merly ton. and on the sa J. Q. Phillips, deceased, conveyeil yO the m Htgagor by O. G. Thompson, Pr.-bate .lodge for Laurens ('ounty, on AugU't Tth, 1916, by deed recurdeil n deH*d book 2o, at page 2S. on whioh lot was located the dwelling of the mortgagor. The successful bidder, except the Plaintiff, upon the lands being knock- was cleared, which will be highlaml.s where Rip Van Win- ,e benefit of the school. . ^eld forth 200 years ago. and 1 ^ • 1 which enuhlf'*; <me to sj'e' the cadc'ts — good sum used for the A Sunbeam Band was organized at enables one to sw the cade.s Here Again! Hurricane Baptist church Sunday parade. is a never failing pleasure^ Mason Young a.s morning with Mrs. leader. The young people of the community Inex|)ensive Pleasures Nowhere can one get as much for it’s Time to Think «d down to him xhall doposit forth- j y With with the Clerk of the Court, the sum of Two Hundreti. and Fifty . .. - . .UttX.. ■ Jiux:-- ville, and James C'opeland of Greer, safety. One of the few objections i' .Mr. Winn and Mr. Satterfield that the passageways on all boats are Greer, were guests of H. K. ('opeland crowded and it takes a long time tt> on Sunday. get off at the pier. Mrs. Sallie 1>. Nahor.s and little This has been arranged piirposley. daughters, Mary Frances and Ge<irgie Narrow entrances have U'en found to B., spent Sunday with the former’s brt'uk up incipient patiics better than parents, Mr. and Mrs. Turner. anything else. In a theatre the reverse Mr. .\lb‘*rt Duckett of Spartanburg the case, hut on a b.iat the plan is Of All Your Needs Whitmire. to break the crowd up into small units which can be handled by the crew.- A Terrible Memory Those whose memories run back ooi cniidren s ce oung, Mrs. Kex i oung, mis.s i.illie Young and Mr. and Mrs. C. CL Young Terms of sale: C’ash. Purcha.ser to attended the funeral of Mrs. H. I), pay for papers, stamps and recording. Rantin in Clinton last Friday. If the terms of sale are not complied (jiHette Simpson jipent Monday in ■with, the land to be re-sol J on same or business. ^ thirty years will recall the most dis- astrous happening that ever took place on an excursion boat —the time when the Gen. Slocum went down in the East river with a loss of more than a thousand lives, nearly all women and children. |S The terrible accident eclipses in pa- some subse<juent .salesday on same terms, at risk of former purchaser. THOS. W. BENNETT, C. C. C. P. and G. S., Laurens. S. C. Dated Sept. 16th, lltJl.—lO-l-.Jtc. SUBSCRIBE TO THE ( HR INK LK , Little Margaret Simpson spent .Sat Miss Ro.sa Sumerel and Miss Mary ^hos anything of its kind in history. ^ Lotta Riser spent Saturday night with bt-^-ause it was easily preventible. Even = Mrs .Mace Young ^'astland turned turtle in = .Mace Young and Willie Young ('hicago a few years ag... the loss was = spent Morulax in C.reenwocxl on busi- '»uch smaller ami was not confined = entirely to women and little children, The Gen. Slocum caught fire and be- S - fore her captain could beach her the frenzie<l passengers die<l in the panic. For years the excursion business was al a low ebb but since then has picked Xmas Engraved Cards up. .Actually, om* is as safe on such a ? steamboat as anywhere in the world. We Invite You To Inspect Our Distinctive Line of Christmas Greeting Cards. Samples and prices will be sent promptly upon request. Publishing Co, Vi Stationery Dept. laing island Sound .Sailing up I<f»ng Island Sound the other day one passed through simply humlreds of .small bt/at.s of all kinds, from millionaires’ craft, including fa-j: mous racing yachts with masts ninety feet high, to little rowboats with a| “kicker,” olh<M wi.se a small ga-solinej motor. j Everybody on the water apjM'arefl to be enjoying themselves hugely. The waves were tco small to endanger the little craft and whenever one headtd f(H- .shore, a beau-tiful sight grwte<i one. One could see Themlore Roo.se-, veil’s country mansion at Oyster Bay at one time, while on the opposite mainland were the small villages I where millionaires, artists and others who commute into the big city have foimed happy colonies. B$Smmri» Trim. and ThrHiyJ ^^Marathen** Hattl AHrmyt Gorreott Always EmI Mbrt Itnrtli (or Pomqr^i:# • » where thrifty men^fcwpl they tan bt hatted with uunoei ntisfactioo. This year {ImoQS hftf are better in ayfe» in quality nf. Ielt» fai| tfaan«w«Wiv«a))r'Mantbaaif’{OMc»l. bdpt hi QfiLFaD ifaadea. J. C Petmey Co. BPAETMINT • T O m I 7 - 9 Musgrove Street Other ( heap 'trips .Aside from the day-long excursions, there are numerous other trip.s to he had for little money. The sail to .Stat en island by ferry boat co.-ts five cents only and takes twenty miniites. .Many visitors spend whole mornings riding back and forth on this line. 'Then there is the trip to the Statue of Liberty which costs only 2r> cents; the trip to Ellis island, where all emi grants from Europe land and which costs rfothing, while other ferri«‘S will carry you on rides of ten or fifteen minutes for sums ranging from three to five cents only. New York’s marine playground is one of its best points and sh mid not he mi.s.sed by any visitor. While the big excursion lines stop running on Labor day, many of the trips continue all winter and if one is clad warmly, the trip is even more enjoyable then than in summer, as the crowds are not there to bother. urday night with Carolyn ami Jennie j Ivce Young. : Mrs. A. D. Rumph spent Monday ; with Mrs. Pete Copeland. ; Mr. F^arle Horton spent .Saturday ; in Spartanburg. H Mr. and Mrs. Mace Young and chil- ; dren spent Sunday in Newl)erry with ; Mrs. Sara Saber. Mr. and Mrs. Pres Nabors, Edgar^ Nabors and Mrs. Mace Young spent^ Tuesday in Columbia. CARD OF THANKS We wish to express to our friends and acquaintances and all others who came to our assistance in any way whatsoever during the illness of our wife and mother, our heartfelt thanks and appreciation. May heaven bless and reward you each is our wish and prayer. Sincerely, H. I). RANTIN’. MR. and MRS. N. P. DOW. NOTICE I have at my house one 1929 two- door Ford automobile, left there by unknown parties. 'This is to notifl!^ the owner of the car to come and get same on or^ before Sept. 26, 1931. ENOCH, ADAMS, R. F. D. No. 3, Clinton, S. C.,= 9-24-3tp ' . and teachers’ wants with everything for the class room except textbooks. We have ample assortments of all school supplies needed, from the small tot to the college students. Composition Books Note Books Looseleaf Binders Looseleaf Fillers Examination Tablets Drawing Tablets Pencil Tablets Ink Tablets School Bags Fountain Pens Pencils, all kinds Pencil Boxes Elrasers Ink, all kinds Pen Points Paste Rulers Crayons Glue Water Colors Compasses Chalk Spelling Books Pencil Sharpeners Send the Children Here for Their School Supplies We Sell (^ality Merchandise Only L Stationery Department Telephone 74 'Clinton, S. C. , \ •••' ' ' * ' 'A * \