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/. :•/ \^4' i THUBSDAy, MAY 2t, 1^7 ^ **'^****^****"Tj^^^^""***'^"'"V~~ SHERIFFS SALE^ FOR TAXES By Authority of % tax execution Iwnded m« fay the Treaeu^ of Lau rens County, I have levied on tne property hereinafter described, and •mil aell at public outcry, for cash, either in or in front of the i Court House at Laurens, S. C., oh Monday, June _7, 1937, it bring saleaday in . June, following descftl^ prop-|J- A. Bailey, being known as the Safa erty, to wit: * ' -- ! Reynolds lot. Levied on as the pifbp- erty of Sara Rejrnolds, t^e defaulting taxpayer. ^ C. W. WIBE, ^Sheriff, 6-3i3fc / ' • fHE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON, S. C./ wLtuate,^ lyihg, mkI being \n the Gideon Hill section just outside |the co^^r- ate limits of the Town of Clinton, County of/Laurens, State of Soutl^ Carolina, containing bne-h|ili^ Aiorejor less, being boUnded-by la»^ oTOlUe Wadsworth, public road being im ei^ntion of N- Bell Street, and lands now or formerly of Carrie Leak Estate, and land? now or formerly of All that piece, parcel or lot of,land WHAT DO, P. S. Jeanes DO? FRUIT : ;Mrs. Y. L. tlopeland and Bill Cope land of Kershaw, spent Sunday with Mrs. W. Taylor Adair. ^ • Mr. and Mrs. Rutledge Adair of Rock Hill, are spending a few days this week with Mrs. Adair^S'parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Henryi Henry 'Feidner of Washington, D. Laufens County, S..C.^c., spent the weric-end with F. M. Boland, and his'mother, Mrs. Annie Fliedner. The latter returned with him for a two weeks’ visit. , , b^rs. W. Taylor Adair, Mrs. J. A. Coleman, and Mr. and Mrs, G. D. Pitts were in ^Columbia on Thursday to visit W. Taylor Adair, who has been a hos pital patient there for some time. Friends will be intere.sted to know he Is impnn’ing, Mi^s Frances O’Daniel, who has been teaching at Rockingham, N. C.,i SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHRONICLE Paper .Everybody Reads** . Mr. and Mrs. T E.‘ Woodruff, and Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Rawl spent Sun day in Greenville-with the formers’ daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Rice. i llr. and Mrs. Hubert Todd and Mrs. Irene, Todd spent Supdayv in Green ville with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Simp son. \ ' Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Brice andj daughter, Margaret, left the past week for Greenwood, where they will niake their future home. Isaac'Copeland, librarian' at Fur-i man University,‘Greenville, spent the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Copeland. Miss Margaret Hatchctf of Chester, was the guest Monday of Miss Mar garet Shealy. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Jacobs, Mrs. H. D. HENRY Y - 1898-1937 E. M. / H. D. HENRY & COMPy^NY -- • insurance' ^ STOCKS — BONDS — ‘ REAL ESTATE LOANS NEGOTIATED i_' Telephone 121 (T^ for the past year, has retdmed homejpringle Copeland and Hubert Smith for the summer. ' I were visitors in Charleston on Satur- At Y(Air Favorite Dealer’a STESS Ice Cream z « rimcT IF iTTmrnTTeTnciina tt. Mr. and Mrs. Hfri-y Bolick^and lit tle son, of High Point, N. C., spent the week-end with Mrs. Bolick’s par ents, iMr. and Mrs. J. Reid Todd.. day. Friends of Mr.-.-Blakely Yribble will l)e interested to know she is at home after being a p^ient at Dr. Miss Madeline Adair, Mrs. Hubert j Hays’ ho.spital for some time. Pitte, and HiAert Adajr, spent Mon-i SWf^Sr .\nnle Bril Blakely ha^s re- Pitts’ L I A D E R S H I F INI R E Y! ACARKI FII91 Yim EiiUiiuy IttaMEFMMClaiSSeiEllEAl Tb« thrlB oF fradiutioa . . . tkt lone fifht upward toward StKcaaa. YBt—IT TAKES i ENERGY TO HAMMER OUT A CAREER! Todoy-CLAUSSENg IHEAD M ’AM'CoBdWoifd" acMatMcol^ :^cool«d la dry, rum. weishad wfojppad mdcldy ol laapMtsIwa. ClAUB- AxwaTsrassa. 'Ir. • P. V jP'i bPlI'lt-i 7^ k 1.. / Fkf a:,.,.. day in Charlotte, with Mrs. sister, Mrs. 'L. A. Barrow. R. W. John.son, Jr., of Greer, spent the week-end with his parents, Mr. and .Mrs. R. W. Johnson. Miss' Margaret Bell of Staunj-on, Va., returned home Monday after an extended visit to her sister and brother-in-law. Major and Mrs. R. K. Wysor. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Mauldin of Gret'nvltle, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Owens on Thursv day. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Huffman a/id little daughter, Caroline, spent day in Little Mountain with / the former’s parents, Mr.* and Mrs./J. A. Huffman. Caroline remained/for a weeks’ visit. / ^ N. P.:^4att ufi Djkaiurw Ga., i^ spending some time with )iis daugh ter, Mrs. George W. Tay^r. Mr. anJ Mrs. E. T. Platt and son, Pr\ni^e, and daughter, /Dorothy, Mrs. James McGee of Gr/enwpod spent Sunday with M rs. Maty Prather. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Barrow, Jr., of Columbia, .speht th^ week-end in th^ city with friends pind relatives. / .Mrs. U. W. Bri^hea of Dillon, is the guest of her d'aughter, Mrs. W. W. Harris. . k j Rev. S. P, Bowles bf Tampji, Fla., was the guest of friends Here on Sunday. / / Miss Catherine Graham/ who has bet*n attending Convei/^^e college, Spart^burg, is at home/for the sum mer ^ith her parents. Prof, and Mrs. Bothell Graham. ' . ^rs. Hubert Todd/is spending this ’^eek in Kinards, ^ith her mother, Airs. Janie Brehm^. —- ' Charles Roper/a student at the Medical C4>lleg<^ in- Charleston, is Spending a fe^days with his parents, Dr. and Mrs./I. C. Rojier. T. G. Jt^ns of Swainsboro, Ga., spent the'/\veek-end with his brother and swtet-in-Iaw, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Jeans. / M psaB. E. Wilson of Spartanburg, spen^the weet-end with her daugh ter And son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. C., E./Nichols. ^ — /Mrs. L. A. Bunch of Charleston, is ,Spending this wc?,k with Mrs. J. L. i Rentz at Hotel Clinton. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Chaney and chil dren, and Miss Inez Chaney spent Sunday in Ora, with their sister, Mry Roy Harris. Mrs.’,A. B. Jacks, who lives near here, spent the past week in Green ville with her )Bi.ster-<in-law, Mrs, mer McCary. and Mrs. Lyles Adair of Parr, spent\he week-end with th^r mother/ Mrs. .Si^C. Adair. M'iss Maljorje Bunch of Greenville, is spending several > dAys with/her aunt, Mrs.. J. L xlentz; at HotepClin- ton, Ryan McCrary, student at Clemson College, spent thri week^eud with his mother, Mrs. r/j. McCr^ Mr. and Mps. R. 6./ Wapdy:^Mr», Anna Henry of Kings^et, spenKthe week-end ydth Mr. Md Mrs. Ha^* ^ Layton. / Mr. aM Mrs. G^ver Crapps and lit. tie dau^ter, M^garet, of Columbia, spent the week-^end with Mrs. Crapps’ par^ts, 'Mr. ^d Mra. Bob Tudier. ” / and il^lra- Leon Nichob of/New- rry, ape^ Thursday with the for- rothe turned to l^r home ih Asheville af-j tor spending the past ten days as: the guesy of Mrs.^F.. B. sUan. | B. F./Wingard is spending thisj wt?ek at -^ly'rtle Beach attending a| health officers’ convention. | Friends of Mrs, W. D/Copeland will j be ^)rry to know she is ill at herj home. / I Ir. and Mrs. B/B. Ballard are* lending several days this week in '.lloree with relatives. Mrs. A. M. CofHdand was a vi-sitor in Greenville on Monday. Mr. and Mr;«. W. A. Moorhead of Goldville, wew in 'Hartsville Tuesday for commenpiMnent exercises~at Coker college, wbere their daughter, Miss Margftret, was a mernber of the grad- Ui^ng class. Mrs. C. K. Dorsey of Montreal, N. C., ahif'MH: Mr TT-Paris. jqI Jacksoty vil4e,/T'la., were the guests TuesiFa^ andyyesterday of Dr. and Mrs. L. R. Lypn. 4 Mrs. E. M,ood Smith spent a few days in Col^inlftiia this week with her sister, Mrs/T L. Harvey. Dr. and Mrs. DiManl Jacobs land Di'. ThornWelJ Jacobs of .Atlanta, ami Mrs. Henry Isperry of Nashville, Tenn., visited relatives here the past week, ■ ^ • / -Me, and Mrs' Clyde Lankford wjere the week-end guVsts of Mr. and Mrs. B.'F. Hutto in Columbia, and Yn5ilte4 the Inland’s iris garden an l^iin/ter on Sunday. ■: Hubert Smith bf Dc'nver/ToT/, M. Aichie Willis of Chicago, (^H. Ligon of Asheville, J. W. Ligon/of Atlanta, and F. L. Gould of Ne^ York, were the house guests of Mri and .Mrs. J. F. Jacobs for several ^ys thi.s week. .Mr. and Mrs. I). jC. Heustess and Mr. and Mrs. Silas Bailey visited Bland’ai.iris gardei/in Sumter on Sun day: 7 ^ Mrs. M. J. .McFadden .sjiont severaT (lays in Retuherf lust week as the guest of Mrs/ Hugh Kvaiis. '<I)r. and Mrs. Felder Smith visited the fapioi^ Kndless Caverns at New Market, Ya., during the past week. Mr. ami'Mrs. James ,I)a>vis and Miss Ol)heli7 Kennedy of Cblumliia, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Madden- and Mar ion/Chaney of Laurens, were the igobsts Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. HaveMon^ Before and After Marriage W HEN a man lakes unto himsalf a wife* ha ha3 a solemn DUTY to Ido; .-a duty to PROVIDE ^ for her. Work, SAVE, prosper. This is the one way to a happy Marriage. START SAVING REGULARLY NOW WE WILL LEND YOU MONEY IF YOU GIVE GOOD SECURITY THINKt HAVB MONBYI M.& BAILEY & SON BANKERS Oldest — StronRest- Clinton, S. C. Established 188p Tfli8lKI ^ f w ftiV HAVE MONBYI I 4 • For a little noi|a: bT our practical ]Ui our Used Cara. Eas 1934 CtttTroiet Spart ’• »Ur, ae^ Urea, _ Spartj aa titart. 1928 Dodga Sedap. - aH t^/^iWrea ^ 1934 yiwYroIet tiraa, gaod ■loCor, hotetery- OK ia Bargmn at ........ 1932 lieSata more tkan we lOe iOc , ' M. • C-A NOW ON DISPLAY, X KELVINATOR mer’t brother and sUter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Nichols. Mrs.'-Fro Weir and Mrs. Louie Thomley wei^e visitors in Greenwood; on Friday. » •Mrs. J. A. iColeman, Mr. and Mr.s Allen Coleman, and littla / daughter, Bonnie, Mrs. J. D. Henry, and Miss Miriam Coleman, spent Sunday in Laurens with .Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Morgan. Mrs. George. W. Tajrlor and Mrs. Robert iS. <Owens, Sirs. Gaorge Bla lock, Miaaes Frances Roper, Medo- ra and Bums Browning attended the annual Converse' coBege alumiute luncheon in (Spartanlburg on Saturday. Miss Agatha 'Bajley, menfber of the school faculty of Chester, spent Sun- clay with her parents, Dr. and Mrs. T. L W. Dailey. She Iwd as her guest iMise Ruth Brown, abo of Cbes- ter.^ .. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. OwAinl and^Iit- tle daughter^ June, Mrs. Mary Osipns, Mias Patricia Jennings, Mrs. John C. Wilson, and Mrs. CHin Sbealy, Jr., ■pent several days the past week in Syracuae, N. Y., aa guests of Mrs. €. L Marx. Mbs Jennings re- aMinsd for a Mrs, Luma.s Lake-is vi-siting TFla- ti,ve.s in Abbeville. iFiiends of Marion Chaney will be interested to know he has accepted a position with the Independent Life Insurance Co,, in Laurens. He former ly was> connected with the S. W. ,Sum- erel insurance agency of this city. Mbs Catherine Blakely arrived home today to spend (he aiinimer with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John T. Blakely, after teaching the past year at Chesterfield. Lt. and Mrs. B. F. Wingard and Lt. Jack H, Davis were the guests of Col onel Claude C. Smith in Columbia on Sunday. Miss Anna Henderson, of Chester field, is spending a few days with her sister, Mrs. H. C. Peters. Mrs. Arthur Copeland is visiting ReV^and Mrs. M. C. Dendy and Mrs. J,, J. Gopebnd..Ln .:Qajnesville, Ga. Mr. ^dMrs. W. D. Armstrong and ch^ren oiXj^ay Court^spent Sunday w/th Mrs. Aths^trongb pmrents, Mr, and Mrs. EugenCsHitt. Mr. and Btrs. W>vH. 'Roberts and Mrs. E. R. Mibm a^aM Sunday in Greenwood with Mr. anu'^Mrs. M. C. Milam, ' - , Miss Pearl Hitt, who hasxbeen teaching at Lake city the past year is at home for the summer. Miss Lucile Roberts is visiting her uncle, Jim Milam, )in Greenwood. W. H. Roberts was a business vis itor in Greenville on Wednesdty. Mrs. L. H. Oden and little daugh ter. Margaret, returned Tuesday to her home* in EHackshear, Ga., after spending two w;eek8 with her parents, Dr. and Mrs. F. K. Shealy. She was accompanied home by her sister, Miss Margaret Shealy. From Blackskear they will go to Jacksonville, and other points of interest. Miss Shealy ex pects to be gone two weeks. , The following Glinton teachers will spend this week at Mrs. S. M. Hunt- ley’s cottage in Montreat,' and from there .^will go to their respective homesTor the summer: Misses Axile Livingston,. Lily Yarborough, Vera Burnette/Celia Latimer, Marie Smith, R^y Norris, Harn^ Gray, Agnes Davis, and Miss Annie Uvingston of Newberry. > ' \ • CUTS TNI THE TIRE AND PHONE 45 FIIECI KELViii HOME BCK ▼tewsi ’floof jplafls and d^r^oa of eguips BOW. foe frai copy. ■ Get ia K^V^TOR’S gffatv Mimiag Word Cdc Hear Trofcsyie Qaiar<—• p. m., L S. T., Saturdays^ C