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THUIKDAY, JANUARY 18, 19te
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Ginton, S. C-
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
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EMRALMERS
Anbufauice Scrricc
PhfliMBS 41 and AMrJ >,
L RUSSELL GRAY and
T. PARKS ADAIR. Gea. Mfra.
FINAL SETTLEMENT
Take notic^T^at on the 11th day
of February.' 1938, I will render a
final account of my acts and’doings
as Executor of the estate of W. T.j
Wolfe, deceased, in the office of thej
Judge of Probate of Laurens county,
a^ 11 o’clock a. m., and on the same *
day will apply for a final discharge
from my trust as Executor."
Any person indebted to said estate
is'notified and required to make pay-‘
ment on or before that date; and all
persons having claims against said
estate will present them on or before
said date, duly proven, or be forever
• WILLIAM J. ^AILEY,
2-3-4c Executor.
PEOPLE 'BOU KNOW
Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Austin visited
relatives in Cross Hill on Sunday.
Dr. L. R. Lynn occupied the pulpit
of the First Presbyterian church of
Spartanburg Sun^y for the morning
and vesper services.
Miss Vera Clyde of Augusta, was
the gueat the past week of Miss Lois
McDaniel.
Mrs. A. W., Brice of .Greenwood*
j'speirt "Thursday with her daughter,
'Miss Margaret Brice, and Mr. and!
Mrs. W. D. Copeland. j
Mrs. Allen Coleman and little*
daughter, Bonnie, are spending the *
iwtek in Laurens, with her parents.
Miss Annie Lee Jackson, member
of "the school faculty at Princeton,
spent the week-end w’ith her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Jackson.
Mrs. Alex Henry and son. George
.\lex, Jr., Mrs, George Holland and
Mrs. P,_ B. Adair spent Friday in
Enoree with 'Mrs. Palmer Calvert and
! Mrs. W. C. Whitmire,
j Mrs. R. L. Bailey and daughter,
1 .Mjss Ruth Bailey, have returnetl from
a month’s visit to their daughter and
sister, Mrs. A. O. Bray, in Griffin, Ga.
Mr, and Mrs. Algie Bobo and chil
dren of •Spartanburg, spent Sunday
j W’ith Mrs. Bobo’s parents, Mr. and
Mrs. G. W..Addy.
Mrs. Dewey Wyndham and
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Mrs. Leila Young has returned from
Columbia after spending a month with
her daughter, Mrs. W. P. Quattle-
baum.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Glymph of New
berry, spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. M. H, Glymph.
Friends of little John Pitts will bej
interested to know he is able to at
tend school again after an illness of
several weeks.
I Miss Mamie LaMotte of Columbia,
visiting Rev. and Mrs.. L. C. La-
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Rev.
spending several days with Mr.
Mrs. Bob Hamer in Eastover.
Mrs. Joe Beaudrot and Mi.ss Russie*
Beaudrot, Mrs. Ray McGee, MrM Mil-1 <
dred Mc^e and Jimmy McGee, Mr.*'
and Mrs. Eugene Pratt and son, j
Pringle, all of Greenwood, were the!
guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Will
Brown, who live near here.
H. D. HENR1
1898‘1937
F. M. BOLAND
H. D. HENRY & COMPANY
INSURANCE
STOCKS — BONDS — REAI, ESTATE
I.OANS NEGOTIATED
Telephone 121 — ————
remember
Reduced night telephone rates
in effect ^ ^ Sunday
oiT both statkm-to-station
and person-to-perspn calls
Person-to-person telephone
rates to most points also
fenced after 7 o’clock
every night of the week
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responsibility for'
work on delicately
fine fabrics.
PRIZES:
I St—Two Tickets to
Ca.sino ’Theatre.
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2nd—^Two Garments Dry
Cleaned.
PRIZES USTCD HEREIN Will BE AWAAOEO fOd WHAT
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CATION OF THIS ASVERTlSEMf NT. DUPLICATE MOAROS
WRl tE PAIR TO TYINC COHTESTAHTS. AKYBOOT,
UCIPr OUN IMPlOYEES. AAAY COMPETE. IT IS
NOT HTCESSANV to marc AMY PUACiyLSIS. USE
m FCNM ABOVE. OR A SEPARATE SMCtT. WRITE
YOwR.ttfiMe and address plainly.
WINNERS
1st—Mra. Lumas Lake.
FOR PUZZLE NO. 19
2iid—Mrs. Thomas P. Owens.
Honorable Mention;
William Dunn.
Mra. A. F. Rampey.
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HEALTH talks!
Undulant F'ever ‘ /
Undulant fever in man is caused by
the same germs that produce conta
gious abortion .in farm animals. It is
little!'*ut ea.sily distinguished from other
prolonged
daughter, Carol .\nn, of .lacksonville,*r'-'f to
Fla., spent several days this week fever. \iet.ms of undulant fever of-
1 with Mr. and Mrs. L. .‘shepard,
j F^riends of F^ric Barnes will be sony
j to know he is confined to his home
on account of illness.
ten are told that they have tubercu
losis 01 malaria or typhoid fever. The
disease can be recognized usually by
a blood test and sometimes the ge'in
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Young spent Kun-t ^^^tv be grown the pfttiont s blood,
dav in Greenwood with Mr. and Mrs. • otiose that have bad undulant fever
Joe Nelson ^ pfi'e a positive skin test for the dis-
Mr. and Mrs. .1. lioyd Craig and .
J. E. Craig of I^ncaster, spent .Sun-* experinicnts on animals it
day with Mr. and Mrs. E. I). Craig. 'shownithat the disease may
Friends of W. E. Ms>nts will 1h' inCf’»«8ht either through the skin or by
tercated to know he is able to be out ^swallowing the germs in milk. But
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To pay by check is the safest way from everjr
point of view. Blank checks have no value with
out your signature. Signed checks serve as your
receipt for money expended.
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USE THE FACILITIES OF THIS MODERN
BANK.
PAY BY CHECK.... ITS SAFER
WE WELCOME YOUR RANKING BUSINESS
M. $. Baile* i Soa
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OLDEST
BANKERS '
STRONGEST
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be!
again after .several w’ceks’ illntvss.
Mrs. W. T. Martin of Goldville, and
.Mrs. T. L. W, Bailey attended a meet
ing off the Lauren.s County Limestone
college club in I^aurens on Tuesday
at the home of Mrs. C. P. Vincent.
.Mrs. W. H. Shands, Mrs. L. I). Mc
Crary. Mrs. J. IL Jluntciv anil Mr.s.
J. Lee Young were visitors in Green
ville on F'riday.
Mrs. H omer Woodruff left Tliur.s-
day for Sarasota, F’la., -where she will
spend a month with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles'Mize.
more germs hav’o to l>e swallowed
than placed on the .skin to cause In
fection. This leads to the conclusions
that hum^ beings are more easily
infected by contact with .animals that
have contagious abortion than by
drinking the milk from these ani
mals. Also, it has been found both in
this country and in F’ranee that the
victims of undulant fever are more
frequently those that have touched
the animals or their dead boilios or
their manure than those that have
in
Pure refreshment
serve Coca-Cola at home
(I virs \ nanes viize ” their piilk. And. in any ca.se,
Mrs. Nnnnie Young rA^uimetFFrdHavi^ jnaib^^c by.qmstuuri
zation.
from New’berry where she visited her
sister, Mrs. Duncan John.son.
.Mrs. R. W. Phillips and daughter,
Carrie Mae, spent .Sunday in Abbe
ville and Ware Shoals.
Dr. and^Mrs. D. 0. Rhame, Jr., and
liltle son spent Sunday in Johnston
The prevention of contagious al>or-
tion in cattle, goats, sheep, and pigs
is of great economic" importance to
the farnier. It is also probably the
most efft*ctive way of preventing un
dulant fever in man. Any jilan for
with Mrs .Rhame’s .sister ami brother-jeraTtication of the disease in ani-i
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. James Murrah.»
Mi ss .Mary Todd and Hugh Eargle
were the week-end gue.sts of Mr. and
.Mr.s. W. .B."Key in Rock Flill.
F'riends of ^ Mrs. Reese Young will
be interusted to know .she is able to
be out again after an illm^ss.
Billy King
mals will have to take into account
the fact, t’^i.-it the greatest amount of
infi-ctious material is present when
the animal aborts,
M.^SONS TO MEET FRIDAY
Cam|d)cll I.od^e No. 44,
has resumed his stud-'will hold a regular communication
ies at F^-man university, Greenville,! F'riday night, .Ian. 14, at 7:30 o’clock,
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ii|Cupid More Active
During Past Year
I 1937 was a more “prosperous” year
in Laurens county for Dan Cupid than
after being confined to his home here
on account of illness.'
.Mrs. Niles Craig of Greenwood, and
.Mr. and Mrs. Hamp Hunter of Lau
rens, visited .Mrs. Ree.se Yoting on
Tues<lay.
•Mrs. ,f. F', .lacolis, Sr.j and Mrs.
L. B. Dillard vi.sited Mrs. Leland Gil
man in (ii'eenwiKxl on F’riday.
.Miss Annie Arnold and .Mis.s .Mar
tha Arnold of Spartanburg, were
gucist.s of Mrs. Harold F’ish on Tues-
<lay. ji-
.Miss F^ugenia Willis of Gray Court,'
was the w’eek-cnd guest of Miss Mary
How ze Dillani. I
— Mtst—C-r L. Buchanan-o£ Asheville, 1
N’. <’., is .spending the week with .Mr.s. j
J. R. Holland.
.Mrs. <L W. .Shell of Lauren.s, spent]
Wedne.-‘day with Mrs. Ree.se Young,.
F’riends of Mr. and .Mrs. H, M, Geer:
and family will sympathize with them
at the death of Mrs, (;eer’.s mother,
.Mrs. Martha Keeter, which occurred!
in Rutherfordton, N. €., Saturday.
Mrs. Harvey Brannon of Siate.s-1
boro, Ga., spent the past week with
her mother, Mrs. Fimma Little, and
•sister, Mra. Morgan Todd, in Simp-
sonville. .Mrs. Brannon wa.s accom-
panie<l home today by .Mrs, Little for
several weeks’ visit.
The following attended the Clem-
! son-P. C, ba.sketball game in Clemson
iCollege on Saturday: Mi.s.sea Nancy
j Young, Sarah Wayland, and F'lizabeth
'Nelson, Hammond Adams, Arthur
j Boyd, and Malcolm Flemphill.
I .Mr, and .Mrs. E, E. Wayland andj
; family of Charlotte, N. C., and Mr;r
and Mrs. Claude Boyd of .Macon, Ga.,
! spent Sunday with Mr. and Mr^. Hen-
i ry Young. Mrs. M. J. Ferqueron
I returned with Mr. and -Mrs. Boyd
; for an extended visit.
F'. C. degree will be conferred. All
members are urged to be pre.sent.
O. H. Sheely, Ma.st<*r.
V. P. Adair, •Secretai'y.
COCA-COLA
BOTTLING CO.
<;reenHO(»d, S. C. —.
Jn 1938
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CHEVROLET OFFERS
TRUCKS FOR EVIrY TRADE
1936, according to the r^ords of mar
riage licenses in the office of Judge
of Probate Ross D. Young.
Total marriage.s in 1937 w’ere 572,
as compared wdth 483 the year before,
showing an increase of 89.
The “rescesaion” or something else
had an unfavorable effect on Cupid’.**
I operations during December, however,
as that-month showed a falling off
from last year. Only 74 licenses were
issued during that month as compared
with, 85 last December.
Check the low delivered prices of
CHEVROLET TRUCKS
Y<hi1I sove in all ways with Chevrolets
"THE THRIFT-CARRIEItS FOR THE NATION"
Sove on pvrdiast price •Sewe on 90s and oil«Soveon upkeep
New Steelstream Stylint^- -Economical Volve in-Head Engine
Perfected Hydraulic Brakes • • ; Extr'd Sturdy Frame
Building six great linea
of trucks and com
mercial cars, in five separate wheel
base lengths, with thirty-one basic
niu^iel.s, Chevrolet now offers trucks
for every trade. All mo<lels are
modern-to-ihr-miniite and bring
you the mewt eflieient service avail
able tmlay in tbe lowest price range.
Test these new trucks at your
(]hevn>let dealer’s, and prove that
they give more pulling power f»»r
less money.
Stntor% /n«r«i/m^f Pfam^^Cancv^i^r*
tfrimomuai Monthly IVfvmmli. A
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CHKVROLKT DIVISION
(jtnerat \l UttrM
lurruuiT, MicuKiW
Giles Che'vrolet Company
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