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\ X I. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 19S7 THE CUNTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, 8. C PAGE • \ homeplace, on the south by lands of Jas. F. Pinson, and on the west by lands of David Madden and, T. J. NOTICE OF TAX SALE Itances as will more fully appear by By authority of a tax execution! plat of same made by Nash, handed me by the Treasurer of Lau-! Surveyor, April, 1919, as raided in ren* County, I have levied on the [Clerk of Court’s office for Laurens I Coleman, Levied on as the property property hereinafter described and County in Deed Book 38, at pajre 312. j of Will Pinson, the defaulting tax- will sell at piiblic outcry for cash,'Levied on as the property of L, D.jpayer. either in or in front of the Court Hitch, the defaulting taxpayer. | All that piece, parcel or tract of House at Laurens, S. C., on Monday,] All that lot or parcel of land lying, land being, lying and situate in the Lydia Mills News Mrs. J. Dempsey, Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Lestie and Mrs. D. T. Demp sey of Greenville spent Sunday with December 6th, 1937, it being Salesday'and being in the Town of Clinton t^tate of South Carolina, County of'^1*’-Mrs. W. W. Burns. Mrs. D. in December, the following described and Laurens County, containing H property, lying, being and situate in acre, more or less, with the follow- Laurens County, State of South Car olina, to wit: ing mi«surements. and boundaries; 104 feet on south by road by C. M Laurens, containing twenty-five (25)'T* Dempsey remained for the week. acres, more or less, bounded as fol-' Mrs. M. C. Poole And Mrs. J. W. convention. Sunday with Mrs. Mills’ sister an'd brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. C, W. Chandler, in Anderson. Rev. B. L. Wood spent Sunday af ternoon with Charley Smith. Mrs. Virgil Patterson spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Brooks Patterson. Rev. B. L. Wood and Rev. C. B. Lockee, of Greenville, were in Colum bia on Wednesday attending the Bap- lowrs: on the north by lands of J. Y.i Power and daughter Peggy, of Clin- Benjamin or R. B. Richardson, on the'ton, spent Tuesday with Mr. and A part of the Hulda McCoy place Bailey, east 210 feet by W. B. Ow- east by L. Morrow% on the south .Mrs. W. W. Burns, known as lot No. 9 and containing ens and ditch, north 104 feet by W. B. iby S. L. Morrow, and on the west by i James Shirley^ Williams aqfl 'mow Uf iwa;‘^anir lying Owens. west 210 feet by W .B. Chs-ens.' Will Pinson. LevfM on as the property; son Edward, spent Saturday in Corn- on the west side of a branch leading.Levied on as the property of Nesbitt!of J. F. Pinson Estate, the defaulting!fierce, Ga., with relatives. from the W. E, Nash pasture to Sloan Bailey, the defaulting taxpayer. taxpayer. ^Miss Jessie Bennett and friends Mrs, Mary Miles and Mrs. Agnes Crapps of Goldvillef spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Smith. Miss Sybil Byars of Goldville, spent Sunday with Mr. arul Mrs. H. P. Aberci’ombie. The Mother’s club has postponed Avenue and bounded on the north! All interest in that tract of land. .^Iso, twelve (12) acres, more or!spent Sunday in Goldville withl^'^^**' evening meeting on account of special * services at the by lands of Arthur Ro(^, east by lot! near Clinton containing 179.83 acres, less, with the following boundaries:: friends. u- of Perry Pitts and Hidda Pitts, south [bounded north by.J. L. Finney, east'bounded on the north by lands of Will Irvin Shockley was the week-end • . by lands of Luda Goodman, and west by R. M, League, south by John B.jPinson, on the east by S. L. Morrow, guest of Rufu.s"SullivHn in Clinton. ! sc^'vices at in 1937, it will seek to better theM records in 1938. Local newspaper campaigns, ‘tailored” to fit the needs of individual dcSilers in their own communities, will constitute the back bone of the campaign. “Nash Motors has set its sails for what it believes to be the biggest au-” tomobile year in .bistory,” he contin ued. “Recently, the company com pleted a $2,000,000 program of expan sion in its factories at Kenosha, Ra cine, and Milwaukee, Wisconsin, which virtually doubled production capacity and which was designed to keep step wHh the company’s rapidly-mounting [sales curve. * “During the automobile year just ended ,the company shipped an even 86,000 automobiles, as compared with 42,939 the year before, a gain of 43,061, or 100.2 per cent. According by lands of D. E. Tribble. Sam Good-! Ferguson and C. E. Cox, west by B. B.lt>n the south by the Campbell lands, Mr. and Mrs. Artis Hill spent church Thursday evening official national registrations i we..k.ond^ Lau.e,.,^-Uh Mr,. Hill', the eompany-, per?e„taKe of , Mrs. .-Mice Herring. man, Arthur Rook and C. M. Moon, Blakely and Tom Adair. Levied on j and on the west by David Madden lying on the southwestern limits ofjas the property of A. B. Blakely, thejLt‘vied on as the property of J. F.^ mother the town of Clinton, South Carolina, i defaulting taxpayer. i Pinson E.state, the defaulting tax- , Mr, and Mrs. John Flow and cbil Levied on as the property -of Brooks' All that lot or parcel of land in payer. Goodman, the defaulting taxpayer. ! the County of Laurens, State of South ' those three lots in the Town of from Greenville and preaching by the Rev. C. B. Lockee. Idren of Goldville, spent Sun.lav wjth „Caldwell ahd ' Mrs. Flow-s mother, Mrs. H. P. Me- ^>11. regret to know tpey were injured in an automobile accident last week. All rights, titles and life interest | Carolina, being the western side of of Mrs. Lizzie Hipp in ail that tract , the lot of Mary Eugenia Crisp, con- of land in the County of Laurens, con taining 95 acres, more or less, bound ed north by lands of B. B. Blakely and Madden Estate, on the east by lands of G. R. Milam, >o«--tbe- south by land.s of E. H. Adair and Tom Adair and J L. Milam, and west by lands of L. C. Tribble. Known as the Lewis Madden tract. Levied on as the property of Lizzie M. Hipp, the de faulting taxpayer. .\11 that lot or parcel of land, to gether with the dwelling house there- taining 2-3 of an acre, more or less, commencing at northwest corner of lot of Mrs. Lynch, running thence N 23% E. to rock 3x0 on Street, thence .Mountville, containing five and one-j ^ twentieth (5 1-20) acres as per platj d- L. Stroud and Mr. and Mrs.j of J, M. Hudgens, May 4, 1908, andJ^^Lin Stroud were the guo.sts Sun- boundeii on the north by New Hopej^^y Mrs. R.-G. Hairston. Methodist church lot, on the cast byj . Little Dorothy Jean Burnett is con- lands of Armstead Fuller, on the! ^***^‘^ home on account of ill- saleis was more than ten times that of the automobile industry whole.” as a with street N 87% E 66 feet to a Louth by public road, and on west by!* Birth Announcements Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sanders announce the birth of a daughter on Nov. J6. The little girl weighs ten pounds and point, thence S. \V. to a point on Hneliauds of W. .M. Werts. Levied on the, ^^***- Satterfield visited her' , * ,given the name of Betty of Mrs. Lynch’s lot 64 feet from,the property of Mrs. E. S. Werts, the de beginning corner, thence with line of | faulting taxpayer. Mrs Lynch to the bcKinumg cjrnor ^ . . V « north by “.Town-of Clinton, fronting north on street of the Town of Mountnllrt on ^ cast by remainder of said tract of Presbyterian church O'"!,■'''■*■ "“Ihor ( ram spent .Sunday land; on south by lot of Mrs. Lynch, ' -r v sister, Mrs. Tom Riddle, in Gray Court Sunday. Mrs. Jessie Duckett of Gray Court, visited Mrs. R. C. Satterfield Simdny. .Mrs. Rosa Cole, Mrs. M. C. I’oic resDyleimu vnuivu;.. a. , . . . th Iv \V Ir Ow» no .Newberry with relatives. on, situate, lying and being in the ion west by lot of Mrs. Arthur Teague'u , u’ f Bridwell of Town of Clinton, County of Laurens, and Baptist church. Ix'Vied on as the ’|Che.-hnee, spent Sunday with Mr. and State of South Carolina, containingi property of G. Bigham, the default-1 . , . i t- • ,»*-n i Mrs. aMansel Bridwell Janelle. . Mr. and Mrs. Bill Patterson an nounce the birth of a daughter, Reba •lay. on Nov. 7. Ml', and Mrs. Dewey Grant an nounce the birth of a daughter, Pa- ti'icia .Armeta, on Nov .7. jveyed to Janies and Lizzie Miller by 13-100 of an acre, bounded on the'mg taxpayer. n. i i north by Pitts Street, on the east byi All that tract .of land in I..aurens ^ , . . • 1 V 1 • • u* /om 'vrty of James and Lizzie Miller, the Jot now’ or formerly belonging to R.fCounty, conUimng eighty-ono (81) ...fL,,,-fnvniiveru S. Vandiver, on the south by lot of acres, more or less, lying about four ' ... i Lr rvaLd t.f 1q« i tVt > F. A. Buchanan, and on the west by mi es .southwe.st of the town of Clin- ,, , , tyi Ow w enu -J I w 1. • • L wL 11. u- u r> • itoiiiitv and State aforesaid, in the Sloan Street. The .said lot beginning ton on the Calhoun highway. Bt*>ng ‘ f „„ „ a the corner and Sloan and Pitts] part „f , larger tract o one humlred, hounding said street Street, running thence along Sloan,thirty (1301 acres of land, boundtui^^^ Street, in a southerly direction, 93 feet 5 inches, thence in *n easterly direction 59 feet, thence in a north- on the north by’lands of T. L. W. Bailey, east by L. O. laand and L. F. I now or formerly by land of W. B. Ow- Davis, south by Rebecca Christian, ens, and on the west by land of Liz zie Miller. Levied on as the property erly direction along Pitts Street 941and west by Richardson. Levied on! . , ^ , w. ra • v w wL v • • I .1. La ^ »g »« wL cr I of Jamos h. Miller, the defaulting feet, 6 inches, to the beginning cor- as the property of Mrs. Martha Sex-j, tier. Levied on aa the property of Hoi-[ton the defaulting taxpayer, | “a1i ttat piiKle, parcel or tract of ^''l^‘i'“‘?v.'’Tl'..“^“^'.i;T5ilan^ eituate in Hunter Town- land Mercantile Co., the defaulting taxpayer. All that lot or pracel of land in the Town of Clinton, containing 2 acres, as shown by^ a plat Jones, Surveyor, July ed by the Hebron J. H. Owings and J. W. Copeland. Known as part of land b<*quired from estate of J. S. Craig. Also all that lot containing % acre in Town of Clinton, bounded by lands of R. J.! and being in the Town of Clinton,] .South Carolina, ^’ith followMng meas- ship, and containing one hundred and urements and boundaries: 104 feet on .seven (107) acres, more or le.ss. T\ F P T r ''".bounded on the north by Jack H. Da- made by E. P.iroad by C. M. Bailey s fronting south,i . ♦ v. i u ^ .... i _ u J wi. w rtxn flu 1 w ij 1 u 'VIS, on cast by John (.. Davis, an.I 7, 1890, bound- on the east 210 feet by lot sold John , , . . „. ,, . D ’ . . V,. , - * L ii- n Ithe south by T. J. Chandler, on the Baptist Church, Di lard, on north 104 feet by M. B. , . i i u ix . . i i,„ r iir I J rx * oin f * V.7 p West by Jack H. Davjs, and known r \iT Owens, on we.st 210 feet by W. B.' •' Jessie,Guinn of Clinton, 'spent Sun- <lay with his sister and brother-in- law. Mr. and Mrs. ('harlie Henson. Ml. anil Mrs. U, (\ Satterfield, M'\ and Mrs. .1. P. Oakley, Mr. and Mi s. ■ .Mark Satterfield, and daughter. Peg-i gy. Among The .Sick The friends of Mrs. Grover Kirby regret to know she is ill at her home on Bragg street. •Mrs. .Fames Richey is a patient^at Dr. Hays’ hospital." .Mi^.s Maude Harvey has lieen sicki more power, to offer 12 per cent more I the past week at her home on Church [ gasoline mileage and to have the low est maintenance costs in Na.sh history. Another of the outstanding feiature.H examined was the company’s new Mr. McMillan explained that Nash’s new' conditioned air system for winter driving is one that brings into, the car, even though w'indows are closed, copious quantities of cleaned, warmed air, circulates it, ends all drafts, eliminates window and winiishield- fogging and “enables you to drive in your shirtsleeves when it’s zero out side.” “The’system,” he .said, “represents the first successful application of thermo-dynamics to the interior of an automobile.” Also at the meeting w'ere intro duced five other outstanding automo tive developments of Nash .Motors, he continued. Among these are new motors, of simplified design and motors with many les.s parts _than conventional engines, said to produce 10 per cent and Melvin .Satterfield attended ,, . , the funeral of George I). Armstrong| . L *« ‘I' at his home on in Gray Court on Monday. David Jackson of F’elzer, spent the c-e^^wi Morris; w-eek-enil^with his mother, Mrs. Rosa .Mrs. T'rank A’oung is a patient at[“Sea-Ia'gs” feature. This name, he Dr. Hays’ hospital. explained, comes from the fact that Little Jeanette Bridwell is sick at the 1938 Nash cars utilize new sky- Falls of Clinton ’ home on Davis avenue. ; liner-type, double-acting hydraulic Little Annelle x.....xx,.,| , i spent Friday with Mildred Holland 1 **‘*‘^**«® Charlie Smith ] shock ab.sonbers, .so mounted that they/ Mr.s. Maude Griffin spent the week-1 is con-i re.semble most clo.sely the straddling end in Greenville with her sister, Mrs, C. S. James, Mr. and Mrs. Brooks Patterson j fined to her home on account of an I injury sustainetl in a fall. and children spent the week-end with NEW 1938 NAxSH legs of a sailor who is bracing him- as the old original J. W. Chandler Owens, containing one-half acre, more ., , , . , . r , 1 ■ A * . I place. Levied on as the property of or es.s. Levied on as the property ofi' c. o- .u j <• u- » .1,. .i..r„,.u;.xJ«„l,xoxxxv l”- K- 5^*nip^on. the defaulting tux- •Mr, and Mrs. V’irgil Patterson near here. Mr. and .Mrs. Joe Ben Buin^*tt spent .Sunday in .Spartanburg with relatives. R. E. RoinI of Ware Shoals, spent John Little, the defaulting taxpayer, , All that tract or plantation co*!* i ♦ f i.n i in Hunt daughter and Day, the Reform Baptist Church and taining one hundred fifty-three (153) .® f,, .x « on i ***''• ^*' Ur , D J o* * I . .t 1 A A nn Township, containing twenty-one and fronting 27 years oif Broad Street, acres, more or less, and bounded on! . . u i j*u /oi ^ ^ » ninety-seven one hundredths (21.97) self against the roll and pitch of the sea. Nash’s “Sea-Legs,” Mr. McMil lan learned, steady the cars on curves I NOW ON DISPLAY and smooth out “the pitch as well aa 1 ^ I royy”—or bumps as well as side- j.Maif.i New Peatures Offered In 1 hreei 'I'here arc many other out- New Series That Will Appeal To .Landing developments al.so. I the Bujing PuhUc. j \'a.sh also numbers among its out- handing improvements a new sound- The world’s first automobiles util- being northwest triangle of Hebron the north and west by lands of W, C., . j j „ tu n. Baptist Church lot. Levied on as the Rasor and John Witherspoon, east ^ xl x . ^ * p property of Cilia Day, the defaulting Boozer lands, south by lands of Rob-j"/ ' ^ the'^’^outh bv W M' Werts Uxpayer. 'ert Babb. The same being devised All that tract of land in the County | Jo.seph G. Jenkins by his father, J. G. I ^ of Laurens, known as tract No. 1 in Jenkins, Levied on as the property of; .' p'u„’ „ m-- the division of the C.pt. James Craw- Dr. Joseph Jenkins, the defaultinfr i 7)®"' ' ? hh ' ' . , ford Bsute, conuining 30\ acres, taxpayer if- -l^'-n'van fo a no e coi plete All that tract of land in Hunter •>’ "“f, k Township, containing sixty-nine and i - i u' . e * 26, 1917. Levied on as the property of more or less, and bounded on north by lands of W. R, CrawTord, on east by R. C. Davis, on w’e.st by J. W. Copeland, and south by Col. John L. Young. •Also all that tract of 34 acres in Laurens County bounded on the north west by lands of estate of James three-fourths (69%) acres, more or less, on the public highway from'New- b«*rry to l-.aurens, bounded on north by -highway opposite D. J.. Boozer iand, on east by lands of M, W. Ox- ner, south by lands of A, J. Johnson, trawford, on the southwest by George and west by lot No. 6 of D. L. Boozer Wolff, on the east by the road lead ing to Clinton as shown by survey of E. P. Jones, January 27,- 1881, being l‘ son-in-'izing a eon.litione.l air system for, ***fb(Ki for motor cars idwell. 1 winter driving were previewed ip<-’***•, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Dahl, attended' (Jreenville last w.-ek by W. M. McMil-ir^’^^ quieter and which was developed a school entertainment in Ware Shoals'Ian, Jr., of the G & A Motor Saleail" f)lla!)eration with engineers of th^ Friday eveuing. C,,.. l,«-al dealer in Naah autemoWles.Inf Na,h-Kelvi- The preview, staged especially f,„. i Mxth ..f the lead- Robert Kirby and Fred Satterfield of Ware Shoals, left Saturday for flealeis and salesmen of this area. ing new’ Nash features is the spa- Charleston where they are stationed I was held in connc'ction w'ith a nation- cious interior of each of the models. .Mrs. L. M. Sullivan, the defaulting taxpay»‘r. ■' All that tract of land in Hunte.’ Township, containing thirty-five (3.’,) acres, more or less, hounded on north by land of Walter Jone.s, on ea^t by lands of Elliott Floyd, on south by Walke:’ .lones, and west by lands of Walker .Jones. Ix;vied on as th • prop in the U. S. army. [wide -ieries of announcement meet-1 Mr. and Mrs. Boyd I’atterson andiings that are dN-ing conducted by of-j''^®**'* little daughter, Omira, spent .Sunday ficials of the Nash Motors Division of .N'ash-Kelvinator Corporation. In addition to vit-wing the new .Nu'h for 1938, Mr. .Mc.VIilian heard It is claimed the Nash cars have been the roomiest in their field.” in Clinton with Mrs. I’atterson’s par ents, Mr. aryi .Mrs. Willis Phillips. Robert Kirby of Charleston spent LEGION POST TO MEET Tl ESDAY the week-end with his parents, Mr. jin detail Na-sh Motors’ merchandising• The—local—AiUcrican Legion po.st and Mrs. John Kiriiy. I plans foi' the coming inodid year. i wall hold a meeting in the eluh roorns Gene Harris and friends of Ixaurens, I “The company,” he said. “will; "‘“^t Tuesday night at 7:30. Thi-s spent the week-end w ith .Mr. and' shortly launch the largest advertis- important meeting officers .Mrs. .Mac Harri.s. ling campaign in its hsitory. Having state, and they urge a full attendance survey. Ivevied on as the property of A. J. John.son, the defaulting tax- part of Cwptain Jamex Crawfort),'"'A'ir that piece, parcel or tract of!‘■’‘y lands. Levied on as the property of land lying, being and situate in Jacks r®VW!.* Matt Dial, the defaulting taxpayer. [Township, County and State afore- •All that pii>ce, tract or parcel of'said, containing fifty-seven (571 land lying, being and situate in I^au- acres, more or less, and bounded oa rens County, State of South Carolina,; the north by lands of J. B. Philson, containing 19’i acres, more or less, j on the east by Ben .Arn<dd, south by lHiunde<l on the west by land of .1. B.iland.s of B. N. Williams, west by lands Holland, on the south by lands of | of J. B. Philson. The above described Mr. and Mrs. J. I). .Mills* spent jestatdished outstanding sales gains membership. JWary Y. Hollandx on the. north by Charles Holland and on the east by the Musgrove public, road leading to and from Clinton, South Carolina, be- faulting taxpayers, ing a part of the tract of land con-j Also all that piece, parcel or tract ’ veyed to Sallie E. Holland by J. Hun- of land lying, being and situate in iand is a portion of the Tom Williams estate. Levied on as the property of W. H. and Ophelia JMartin, the de ter Finney ,et al ,and recorded in Deed Book 16, at page 195, in Clerk of Court’s office for Laurens County, xSouth Carolina. Levied on as the -property oTSaltie -fault ing" ta X payer. Jack’s Township, County and State aforesaid, containing twelve (12) acres, more or less, and bounded on the north by lands of B. L. Lankford, All that piece, parcel or tract of land in .Jacks Township,* about eight | (8) mib-s east of Clinton, South Caro-j lina, and containing two hundred (200) acres, more or less, bounded j north by land of J. H. Pitts, east by] 1). W. .Mason, south and west by lands of .Mrs. llora Browning. I-«evied on as the property of T. S. Simpson, the defaulting taxpayer. Terms of Sale: <!ash. Purchaser to pay for stamps and recording. C. W. WIER, Sheriff. Nov. 15, 1937.—2-3tc. '*You’ll be ofieocf in oil ways with a NEW 1938 CHEVROLET!” You'll be o/ioocf In the great things you get—You'll be ahfad in the small price you pay! .Any household knew of Japan’s _ warlike philosophy at least 20 years east' by lands of John *M;"GopeiaTith buthnSy Tahds of Ben Arnold, west i beled. Basket fired in Japan All that certain piece or parcel of [by lands of Ben Arnold. Levied on* NOTICE land in the County of I.aurens, State}as the property of W. H. and Ophelia, .;of fmutfrCaimtiriy irrCFoss HiTT^wn-^ ] MarFm, the def^tlng taxpayers. Why ^noi keep your money at home ship, containing 115 acres, more or All that tract, piece or parcel of by giving your magazine oubscrip* less, and bounded by lands of Ward,[land situate, lying and being about|tion» to— John G. Williams and the house lot and other lands of Kitty Coats and 5. Goggans, being lands conveyed to Kitty Coats by S. T. Coat.s, February 6, 1896, by deed recorded in book 8, page 346. Levied on the property of .Mi-s PJuIa Coats, the defaulting tax payer. (For life estate only. four miles southwest of the Town of JAMES W. CALDWELL Call 38 At Your Best! Free From Cmatipatk>ii Clinton, County and State aforesaid, and known as the Christian place, in Hunter Township, and containing two hundred forty (240) acres, more or less, with the following boundaries: on the north by lands of M. S. Bailey, Re- i on the. east by North Creek, on the mainder to children of Kittie Coats,!.south by lands of Mrs. .Sallie Dunlap, i.e.; WTll F. Coat.s, J. Gettie Coats, and on the west by land of Ross I). John C. Coats, Maggie Workman, and Young. I^evied on as the property of, Eula Coats). ' T. Parrott Milam, the defaulting tax- All those two tracts, pieces or par- payer, cels of land lying, being and situate' All that certain tract, piece or par-, in the County of Laurens, in the State cel of land, lying, being and situated j of South Carolina, known as tracts'in the County of Laurens, Hunter' A V Nos. eight (8) and nine (9) of sub-'Township, in SUte aforesaid, bounded! RLbCK• ni|A|JBIIT division of lands of W. L. Gray and j as follows; on the north by lands of' J. L. Chaney, Craig place made by.Olivia Paslay and E. C. Paslay, on W. M. Nash, Surveyor, April, 1919. the east by lands of Florence Boyd, Nothing beats a clean system for health I At the first sign of constipation, take purely vegetable Black-Draught for prompt relief. UtLOf men and woman ur that Black- Draught brings such refreshing relief. By tta cleansing action, poisonous effects of constlpaUon are driven out; you aoon feel better, more efficient. Black-Draught costs leu than most other laxattvee. The said two parcels of land being on the south by lands of J. B. Cannon, A GOOD LAXATIYB adjacent to each other and forming!and on the west by land.s of Mrs. A. one tract described as follows:'Con-1E. Fuller. Said tract containing fifty- taining two hundred and seven and I one (51) acres, more or less, known eighty one-hundredths (207.80) acres, Us a part of the Edmond Paslay plan- more or less, bounded on northeastttation. Levied on as the property of) by lands now or formerly of Dr. C. Mrs. C. H. Motes, the defaulting ta'x-j A. Saxon, on the cast by lands of D. payer. » _ _ . t A. Glenn, on the southeast by lands of George Bailey and lot No. 4 of All that parcel or lot of land situ ate in the County and State afore- i subdivision, on the Bouthwest by lands j said, containing twenty-five (25) of Charles Holland, and on the west acres, bounded on the north by lands by imds of L. D. Hitch, and having such shape, metes, courses and dis- of P. B. Richardson, on the east by lands of Jas. F. Pinson, being his' — See the — Velvet Upholstering^ at Chaney’s DresSs Shoppe Take a good long look at the smart, modem, distinctive lines of the new 1938 Chevrolet; count the many exclusive advanced features this beautiful car brings to you; and you’ll know you'll he ahead with a Chevrolet! It’s the car that is complete^ and that means it’s the only low-priced car combining all the modem features listed at the right. See it at your Chevrolet dealer’s—today! •ON MASra Dt lUXE MODtlS OHIY 27 SYMBOlO^ S4VINGS CHETBOLET MOTOR DIVISION. Central Moton CtrpmmHm DETROIT, MICHIGAN Giles Chevrolet Company Clinton, S. C.