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\ PAGE FOUR THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON. S. C. THURSDAY, MARCH 23. 1939 oUe (H^ronirlr EstabH»he<i 1900 WII^N W. HARRIS, Editor and Publisher Published Every Thursday By THE CHRONICLE PUBLISHING COMPANY Subscription Rate (Payable In Advance): One Year $1.50; Six Months 75 cents; Three Months 50 cents Enteresl as Si*con(l Class Mail Matter at the Post C)ffice at Clinton, S. C. 'I'he ('hwnicle seeJis the cooin-ration of Rs subscribers and/readers—^the publisher will at all times appreciaU' wise suK-jfestions and kindly ad vice. l^e Cbronicle will publish lettei*s of jjeneral interest when they are not of a defamatory nature. Anonymous communications will not be notictsi. This pajH-r is not responsible for the views or opinions of Its correspondents. ance policy, lM»u>rh! on 10-cent-a-week plan. (That keeps the widow’s facej from beinjf red). | I JOANNA NEWS NOTICE OF SALE I Sute of South C«n>iina, * -jrM-Trinr-r-j-tr-j-TirTj--r-r-riu, r. IJ r. r. rr - - T T miM I County of Laurens. jtttxsssszxsssssasstssxssxssxsassuutMiui ^ . In the Court Common Pleas. _ Mr. Mood Recoverinf ! Low’er Main Street Bank, Plain- . , . , I 'Ve are happy indeed>to r>pprt that tiff, versus Mrs. .Annie R. Parker, the farmer is not prosperous no^dy the condition of T. W. Wood,^o was et al.. Defendant*. Folks, you needn’t look for better | times in the new'spapers. They have. g(tt to come from other sources. When is proMperous for very lonjf. He han dies the fa.stest dollar in the worM. .Moi^t of the dollars that he produces are spent ^lefore they arrive while the others are spent the day aft'U' he (rets them. They never lie idle in the bank, and there ain’t many more of them hidden in old socks, in chimney.s and in fruit jars. W. J. BENJAMIN SERVICE STATION Standard Products Can M’aahed and Greased Your Boaineu Apprsdstsdl operated on recently at Newberry ho.'iiital, is entirely satisfactory. ' Under and by virtue of a decretal Y. W. A. Holds Meet Condemned Men To Die Friday CI.I.NTO.N, S. C.. THCRSDAV. .MAK( H 2). IH.W MM, \.N( LN(; THE lU IMiET j 'i 'u .innua' iiiceme of the Fedeiai j liinent ha.>< Iteen increa'^iM(r “ti adily for the' pa<t six yt‘ars. Itj Nobody’s Business Hy Gee McGee Governor Refuses To Interfere With Verdict of Court. Lej^al i Move Only Hope for Six. order to me directed in the above en titled action, I will »ell at public out cry to the highest bidder in front of The monthfly meetin(r of the Y.W..A. the ('ourt House in I^jiurens, South was held at the home of .Miss Lucia Carolina, on .Monday, April 3, 1939, .\abors on .Monday nisrht. .After the the same being: .«ale.sday in said meetip(t wa- called to order, .Miss Vic- month, between the legal hours of toria .Muri'ah led an in.spirin(r pro- sale, the f(>llowin(r described property, cram on “.After ( ollejfe. What?” Miss to-wit: All that certain Jot, piece, or parcel of land, lyin(f, being: and situate with in the con>oraU* limits of the City of I>aurens (County of Laurens, .South .Missionary Society Carolina), containing: one and six- d’lie Ladles’ .Mi.ssionary society of tenths (1.6) acres, more or less, and the .Methodist church met Tuesday bounded on the north by lands of Hipp & Chandler Clothes for Men and Boys Your Business Appreciated 0^ 0 .\abors had charg:e of the business sessrf/n, after which delicious refresh ments were served. to six and a ipiarter liil- a y-*ar. It is rleriviMl of every kind, including Sis'urity payndl taxes, ineoine i-: now clos« I.oii dollars f '-iJi taxes the .S(K-iaI which are just so much more in Gsivernmeiit bookkeeping:. The annual f xjienditure of th<* Ked- < <il < lovei nnn iit has also Ix-en in- eiia-inc steadily for the pa.st six ytai.'. It i- now close to or above nine and <ine-)ialf’ liilliun ilollars. The difftienee between what the grovelnniutit .spend.' and what it lefts from its citizens is money. In the past six years the f . d<ial Cuv. inment has borrowed :r 1 spea! al*o,it twenty-nine Idllion tlian It has taken .Siirn Here, I’lcase I don’t know how your county is. but my county is seriously afflicted with agents, peddlers, fakers, tran sients, and so forth, each tryin(r to sell s(Mnehtin)r that you don’t need, or (ret your money in .some manner oth er than’the manner of workintr for it. Columbia, .March 2().—^Six white men condemned to die for the l>e*cem- llier 12, 1937, slayin(r of Caiit’. J. Olin ’.Sanders of the state [lenitentiary were in the death hou.^e there toni(rht after (rovernor Hurnet R. .Maybank an nounced ,hi> would crant no clemency, i The (Tovernor’s refusal to inter cede virtually ended al) hope for the linen and theii exismtions were sched uled to .start .shortly after 6;3U a. III., Friday, James S. WiLim. jirison ills more man il Has laKen in. <• tu a Idllion dollars a year o-f (.>■< virnmeii- e\|»enditures are for in- ^•lt-t on the national <leht, which now amount^ to ahoiit tl billion ilol lars. rtn laik'e t item of (foveriiment ex- Fver notice—when times (ret hard, hundreds of folks take uji the job of to). sellm(f somelhin(r, or tryin(r to sell borrowed soim-thin(r to folks who have no mon-t ey, and the peculiar thingr is tliey (reiierally succeed to a remarkable ex tent. A new siheme is hatched out everv dav. A not fellow came to our officii bme a(ro \Mlli a plan to let us |»ay liim only $35 in cold cash, no dusks accepted, and he would put a ) inch “ad” in a ma(razine and dedicate the said ma(ra/.ine, that is the i'sue with our “ad” ill it, to our city. I’d just as .•I’ditOM I' relief, winch includes W l‘ A .Next Iar(rest is (nihlic works, put an “ad” on u june bu(r’s win(r which <o(xers new |>o.stoffices, hi(rh- turn him loose for all the (roo<l it would do us. way constriM'.tion, river and haHtoi mipiovi .neiit and the like. Next is n.itional defeii'e. The inteiesf charge . • iie> next III size. I’lfb' p*niliii(f IS chis'ked (and t •>' won't b< until aftei the 19i(l • bctnni'l tin United States will (fo • !<«im| and deepel "in tile risi ” When -.1 I Ileal talk about “)>a! .1 g the bidiref." It siin|dy mean ’ t • k* I p the iiutlfo within llie ini om 'Dial is tlie .oiind ba is U|>- «>n whieh the Ini me . man endeavor ?e <HMTafe In Inianitv It i very fieillt ide.i. lioWeVel, to put acfo-s Il politul.in in ••ffiee 'I’liey love • .>• let pe..|»h'’ niollev r ean )*•• i<siii«i‘d ami • In- eoiu In loll re.iehed .1 h «oiioiiig okle*. “HoW I«» lllldlfit.” lh« flirures \V < tlinik It vv Olid .\imthei fiieiid (?) wanted to ian- rovv 52 emits to (fo to a certain town 25 mile-- away. I told Inm if h*- diiln’t have un> immey it wouldn’t make any adiiiit difference which town he -tayisl in. man who wa- only 2 sheets in the wind offen-d im* 5(1 cents if | would ca~h a ch«s*k for hmi for $2. I pre- feiied to onl> 5i> <-enI', and (rave It to Inin lie vv.i very wealthy about 3 hoin latii. havini; ii-csl tlie 5(1 eetll (<• Inn II out In (roozlei. .1 i i.r 111 w h.» e I . d. a .11 i.t .ts *1 Theie’ -oim-thingr every hoin in the day to di turb a bu-nie > man' eipii- lilnniin It look- lik<‘ about ii.5 p«‘r Cent tif tile pooph' h.lVe (Tot a la-e of doobb (T mmv riti- Tliey want onm- l.«ai£m, thintr foi nothnitr and aie iie(M-ndniir Itiilaiice on 11 ick* coiiinmn to a man wh<* lik«'s to live Inif not at the ei»st of the* .Veal Ilf 111 blow f,>l a llVellhoo.l Kuperiiitendent, said. .Maybank, who reprievcsl the sex tet for two weeks in order to .study eleinency petitions, said in a stat4*- nnoit to news jiapermen that “It is not tin* rhn-f exisulive’s cluty to try any ease” and that he found "noth- in(r, absedutedy nothinc, which would allow mi' to .show mercy to those who showi'd MO iin'icy." The SIX men are William H. (ieti- try alias Woods, Rdoxi, .Miss.; Roy .Sullies, of .Simpsonville; Herbert Mmniiiun, I)«*troit, .Mich.; ( layton (’rails, RcK'hestc'r, V.; J. V. I'.air, Sumter; <Ieor(r«' Wmirard, Columbia. I’hc' (fovernor ordered Wilson in the |»reseiiee of newspapermen to keeji witnes.s«'s at the execution to a “mini mum.” lbHdaiin(r that “It’s u di.s(frace the* way peopli' want ot see that kind of thin(r,” the (fovernor told Wilson to only the necessary witness««H when IIm- latter asked what he should do about several hundred appliea tioiis for admission. The Icxl of the g iveiimr's sati - meiit. “It IS not tiu' chu'f exisulivc’s duty to try any case. That duty is tin* duty and authority of thi* courts and juries I'ho judicial |Hiwei of this .state declaies the const it Ul loll .sh.ill be vc'sted iii the supreme court and the (iituit court-, and iii the . a .«• the IX pi I otiei wi'ie duly trust ami coirvutr«l by a Richland ci»unty juiy, ami wen- -«'iit« lucsl to death a the law iispiires. Icy Jtidire < ( D. E. Tribble Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS and ••• CMBALMERS Licensed Embalmers. Complete Modern Equipment / Day Phone 94 Night Phones 24. 253 or 2S5 Clinton, s. a at the home of Mrs. ^ larenee Guyton, White Hailey, on the east by lands of with .Mrs. K. H. Hurinicutt and .'VIrs.|the estate of D. A. Davis, decease<l; (’. .N. Frarik.s joint hostes.ses. An in- ori the south by West .Main Street, terestin(f pro(fram was rendered on and on the west by land of .Mr.s. Sal- thi' tojcic, “ExjcandiiKj Horizons In lie 'Hurton, Albert Dial and others, the I,(K:al ( huich,” by .Mrs. Cecil and having: thereon located the resi- Hlakeli'. jdt*nce <»f the said W. R. Richey, .Sr., Following: the meetinc the b^-^tesses and of which I am the sole owner in served a -alad course with coffee. | fee simple and upon which there is The .\|)iil meeting: will be held with no existing encumbrance or lien what- i.Mi s. ,Llf O’Dell. swver save the lien of this mort-i gage. The lot last alxive described is .Miss Warren Honored • more fully describiNi as follows; com- .Mrs. Hetty Wibb was ill and .Miss meneinc at a stake 3XN on West W.iireii went to see her. Just as Miss Main street, on line of lot of Mi’S. W.trren was ,lakin(f her temperature, Sallie 1). Hurton and thence north the diMti burst open and in trooped IK^ dejfrees west 10.U7 chains - to a iKtml of .Miss Warren’.s friends, all|,>«take 3X.\' on line of lot orig:inal!y of shoutinc birthday (freetincs. .Miss!.Mrs. p. D. Hitts, and thence north Warren is still too surprisx'd to talk 71L* decrees east to a stake X3N, about it. thence .south degrees E 9.SO A delichtful evenme wa- spent and;chains with lot fonnerly beloncinc to till' siiiprised nurse wa- the recipient i Dr. T. E. Tovid now of .Mrs. D. A. of m.my lovely C*ft^- ! Davis, to slake X30 on Main .strex't. Dwelling A lichted birthday cake, strawU'iry and thence 1.64 chains along West Hroad St. -li.Mtcake and cofL-^' with marshrnal- .Main .street to the beginning corner. Dwelling and lot on FerglUSOn imvs were served by the hostesses, .All of which will more fully ajvpear .Mrs. Hetty Wel>b, Mrs. EveJyn Whit- by reference to plat of surv4*y thx'reiR ^ j i 4 u 11 .1 inure, .Mrs. (lus Tinsley ami .Mrs.'made by (’. L. Kike, .Surveyor, on' Dwelling and lot on tiOlland .Maud Franklin. March 29, IK93, attachetl to the deed Street. :of Mrs. Sallie D. Burton to W. R. Dwelling and lot on Cleveland 'Richey, dated April 1, 1H93, and re- Street. For Rent Dwelling on South Broad St. For Sale and lot on South Job-Hunting Tips Offered By Author (>a(fe 457, in of Court for the aid corded in Book 6, office of the Clerk (Ounly and .'state. Terms of sale: To the highest bi<l- < hurb>tte, .\. ( ., .March IH.—Sidney f,,,. cash. No bid shall be acc*t>ted W Eillund, author of "I'ick Your Job hy the Clerk of Court until a cash de- and luiiitl It, tmlay listeil eight vital thnn* (mr cent, tpf the amount of the bid has tn-en made at the con clusion of the bubling. Said sum shall be forfeit***! and applie*! to costs and idaintiff'.s judgrnent, if a cmnplianre with .sale is not bad. The .said pr<*vis- mn for cash «le|H>sit shall apply to Dwelling and lot near Silk Mill. AIro Vacant I^ota. Fire and Life Insurance. Ixians F'lnanred. luincipb's” for job-sei'kers. Kdluiid bast'd his pniwipb-s on more than 29 y*'Mrs exp*'rience m assisting HUM*' than 10.(Mil) persons find jtilis. I'he jtd>-exp**rt's ten«*ts are; I Know what you want to «io. 2* Hlan your campaign by being thorouirlily organiZ(‘«). B. H. BOYD Clinton. S. C. 1/ any re-sale coniidiam'** of th«' pmperty; an*l IS not had the tierk if of ,{. He spt'eific alvout what you want. Court may, al the written re»iu**st «»f your .pialification: and ivsults in pre- ih,. pUmtiff, re-ss-ll M the risk of the fonner pui\'ha-er. Purchaser shall pay fi*r revenu** st»m|>s and recording of pap* rs. the self interest- of with all t'n' ivj I .* i>t' 11 I' I J. y 'Miuightfui Do- L.igile' t ii.tm < riti/< 11 aii.dv I It f MV two A •. i i I > I III 'Ol u 1. r OITOK I1 M n h.ildi Ih.i! ' t > \im'i .in w dl V -il Hair h« itig held at or t )ie op* \ lie II l.u- II .1 Dl .It I • al 'all 1 . \\. r 1. II P' 1 i» IlM- 1 • 1 • .1 It t **bl iliti V . h.i « 1 .1* .1 •II. . wblh t‘- al \ .* .1. , t .1 'Tl t u ki't ' fui t h*' .* - w. .rl.l P.III 1 g:.'.*I*'l 1... h.l'l '*. Il .1 * > tl *-ll \ \\ '(.I il* l it ll* T *>t th*‘si « ■ K 1 \ l*gt*‘l I’b*' .* .1 • >i ll! .11* making 1 ( .1 > t ; 1*.. VV li.i want t.* -*•• - • ll t»I t ■in. h\ p.** i' 1 t i 1 at * •' *.!V*'I r * - 1 -■* !IU*-. If tilll.V tie • .1 • 1 *1 :i t :i.i’»l*- iiiillion VN« bavt thoiisnml upon thou .imD • >f 01 g.iiii/atloiL III out town. III oil; ebillI'lu*-., Ill 0111 .ehool-, III our l''i m . ami iii 0111 d.iily vv.ilk llu'.v ail ait in.tkiiig d< Miami upon ti' that ate .tltUO%( ill|li«-ai .tbli- MmoiI the IIIIU' .Voii think you hav«’ contiibiitid to i v eiy foiiii of |M'My giaft that ha* been invented **r disrov«ied. |5 lu-w selii me IhiIi up the next day, ami no end to the .iniio\atiee, thi exp< 11*1 ami ex.I |H'i t lo'l«' iitui h at loll HliMHe Don’t \sk Mr How | Found 1 his <lul \\ • tlllghi be able to get lid of t lie 1.11 g*' eotion surplus by VelTmg it on eii'dit to Genuany, Italy. Fianei' aiul (beat Hntain The ii'iisoii thes*' *’*»un- 11 le- aie not buying our pimliK ts for eash IS simple they haven’t got any money for that pur|Hi e. Th*' |■^•asoll : • \ b.i .1 :i>Ih«,1\ ^ It- II 1 V « ' urn *ieii ...\ n eoiint I y t lian - I f bet.il I-. It : W 01 t 11 to take in both of why III*' eiti/.i'iis of th*' U. S (•uyiiig moi*' eotton eh*th»- same, (hey hav** no moiu-y 'cr***li(. are not is the .'liid n«> k eat hel si olu'. win • blue fie h III hi* III id, and wlu'll tin- pi I oiu'l’ Well* th*'li' before, tuned 'down and n*j*'et*d th<ir mo lioti. for iie.v tiiaF. explaining, a tIu pew |>aper )|U<>ted hllU, lo t he aMoriu y . who, ap|M>inted by the »sMiil, Iriil .ihly Iepn‘-*'nt«‘d llietn. “Voii fi'pn-«'nf«*«l iiu'ii who a«‘cord mg to then own statt'iuent* on the witne.s: land, ai*‘ guilty, thiy went to cart y «tut a • h«*me, ami in order toeaii.v It out. tiNtk life .1 haven’t .1 pa tieU' of douht that th«*se men have had a fan ami impartial trial” “1 cannot ■«'t luy-i'lf up us a 'Up*'r .-iipn'tiie eourt. mu usurp th*' fime tion; of the cnx'uit *ourt i luiiiiot *-oiilest th*' tiuth of .lii.lgi- fe.ith»‘i ti>u«'' dtvlai at ion that th*' tiial con- tiuctisi uiub'i him wa* a fan ami nil- partial tiia! t*f iiu-n w h*> c«uiv ict*‘*i th*'ins*'lv*'s *ui tiu* vvitiu'ss staml. In a*l*litii>n, th*>ir ea-e wa* «luly heard ami cuii'fiilly c*ui.sul*'i«sl by tlm su (ueme c**uit, whu h tvvu*' has arfiiiu *'d th«* v«'r*liet vuui p<»,sit i**ns, t. A |t|>* a! to y**u; (U**--p«-ts. 5 (i*'t 'belt att*'fi:ioii by being *lif I'*'! I'llt. b H*' nat III al an<l '.lu'ere 7 Tinn it.ibilitu's iiii » .1 **; . s (b't ifficu'til « oui ag' ‘M.*iiv Jolt .**t k* i ii: \* i g**t an.v- w r.i *■ tut,tii'-e t h* y •! • Hot kiuivv vvlu'i*' tiu.v’i* g'tmg.” laliu: 1 *aiil 111 * xplaiinng lus pi itieipl*'*. Naturalm s ami s;iir,*rny. he a<ld*'*i. aie valuable ass*'ts li*-ing sp,eific r*'- veal.s gtMMi *u hail charactiristic-. W h* n th*' j«*h-huiit*'i sliovv* his p*)t*'ii- (m! * inplo.Vei b*' can s»'iv»' hi* iiit*“r- *' . ., h*’ll int«'i*‘-t him, F.*llunil * x plaini'*!. "Ibing *liff*'ient is anoth*r way «tf U :ng tu ignial, ■ he 'uid. “and c*»ut age I - ii*'e*‘ssj«iy to any unib-rtaking” H*' -aiil a|>|n'>>XMnat*'ly two ihird* t*f aitplicauts know th. typ*' job th*'y want "whil*' th*- renauub'i ar*' g.ies*. *•••' ami oft*'!! l»ad gue*s«'rs.” MCTOK R. FLEMING, (’lerk *»f ( «*utl f*»r l.au- ren • ouuty, .S. < . .March 11. 1939 ^l-.'m-.’be SPEAKING of. JUDGES... SUILSCKIHR TO THE CHRONICLE "Thr Paprr Everybody Kesda” COUGHS, COLDS fUmosphen& rmosi Vr IMca.sant. Effective There can be no better judgen of biMne-financing plans than the surrt's.sful people of thU communitv who have .nelected and used OCR PLAN to achieve debt-free home ownership. .\nk thorse who have built Vapor Treatment. Kettle Free Homes through this a.ssociation Sev Your Drufflxt. FIN AL .SETI I.KME.N r * 1 u • : pt rii in; till I ■ .u! t . I w .1 \\ 01 I.r* F »n s I* UMi. th.in a nu'i*' shi»w. 'i-twman hip,_is usi'*l t*t * .u'l .ml n'eif'! visii»»is. and I'll . an Mi.i’'.v amU'*'in*'nt featuix's s» bi duled lol Itotll of tlu'in. Th*>s*‘ a I on .1 gland 'i.ilr; ami *'nt*'rtain- nu III on .1 giaiiil '*.*!*• is something to ii'iniinlio; l'.>io\*'r. H it l> >t 1^-, on^ 1'u> Vtlanlic Uo.ist .md th* I’.uiti*, t h*' them*' of th*' |. iv'io - of (10 woild and tlie di- iietioM iiTwhah it i* tt'iulmg is «‘m- pha-iZoii 1>> 1 xluhit* of tht' n*''Wi'st The inajoiity uf tlw p****ple in th»*s*' Unit*'*! .Stat*- will never again have any moiu'.v to .spt'iid (m I'Xcess of what might k*'* p tlu'in from starving) Dintil eott*»n f*'tches 12 c«'nts or inor*', until w)u*at s*'lls in Chicago at $1 ami hIhiv*'. until *'orn brings SO cent.s or nuue anywhere in the country, until Irish |»otato*‘s givi* u return of 25 Tak*' n.itic* that oii th*' 2t*;h day of .\pril. 1939. I will |■*•lu^el a final ac eiuint <»f my acts ami <loings as Guar- ilian *>f th*‘ *‘stat*' **f Wiliu' R***' Mc- (’oy. minor, in the **ffic** *vf the .lu*ig«‘ laiuiens e*uwity, at 10 ami *»n the same day teiub'Dt J. S. Wilson annouiu*'*l today »l*l»l.v f“'’ a final discharge from as plans went forwaixl to baptize trust as Guardian, the nun Thursdiiy. ^ Any (U'r.son imlehtrd to said *'State Wilson ann*ume*>.i that “besides at- "otifu'd and re»iuir***l to make pay- tomlant.**” **n!y 12 s|K'ctators tin* '"''"t *in *»r before that *late; ami all nun»lH‘r r*xjuir*‘.l b.v law woubl l>e al- I'*'i'‘ons having claims against said \\H NESSK.S TO HE FEW U*>iiimhia, March 21 Only 12 vvit- n**ss«*s will he all*»vv***l to s*h‘ the eUvtrxH'ution *»f the six .Sanil**rs slay- “1 I’rohate of ers nt «lavvn Fri*b*y, Hnson Sup*‘rin- o chn'k a, m.. Gray Funeral Home Clinton, S. C. .'•M’NERAL DIRECTORS ••• and ••• EMB.AI.MERS Ambulance Service Phones 41 and 399-J L RUSSELL GRAY and F. PARKS ADAIR, Gem. Mgrs. how well pleased they are. .•\sk Us for full details of our plan ^(Klay—no obligation. IlirEDERALSA EDERAL5AVINGS ■IJand loan association Telephone No. 6 K Clinton Institution Serrinf Clinton People Since 1909. cents per hag ti> the gixnvei, ami tin-j 1*»w*hI to vvitm's* the mass ext'cution. til *>ur state, county, city, nad U. S.|The men will die for the +minlel' of governnu'Ht sto(» speiulmg moix* mon-'guard i'aptam Olin Samb'is in an *'y than tlmir eiti/eiis are ;ibl«' to pay attempt t*> escape from the peniteii- in taxi's. estat*' will pr* sent Lht'in on or lu“fore said ila^*', tiii’.y iuovi'm, or be fori'ver PRESENTING... THE STAR VALUE OF THE DAY hai re.l. It \\ 11M,. i 'iread*'!' <md .1 .;Ti;t 1'.1 iiiii-t f.i i .:ialmg d*'V*'liii*iiU'Mt* I. .11'. 'l l. ■ . and imiustty. * I’liev say ” tliat tlu'i*' is plenty *'f b.iid tl' imagiiu a luoiuy in the hanks. That's true, but .u'lmier fimiiiiatuin- for it’s not mine and very little of it is ■.'•n fur any int»'lligent yom.s. If y*ni had a chance to scruti- ..'1 .1 '.■\<n;ei'n. tlian nize huge bank balances you'll find '!..in., to roam, that all of tliat ca-li Indongs to a very tiary -As W OUid sani. Deei mbei 12, l‘.'2,7. many of the six as desired be baptize.! riuiisilay, Wilson .An especially const ructi'd J MKVi LKTTi: WASSON. Hrobate Judge, (bin. f.'i W illie R. .McUoy. Mail'll. 2(*. 1939.—1-13-lc. Ik . II w I • ,ie : 1. ( xpo-11 ion buil.l 1 w .1' : !u- in,:* uiuty ami intt'lligenee of ,'he woiLi's most .u'l IV*' minds li.iv,.'; in-odiieed as 'ign-i'ost* jx.iinT'ln’g t.iwaiil the future of' the vvorbl. The young peopl*' are thi* ones vyho will Iiv*' in til*’ Wot Id of Tumorrow. Th*’y are 'the ones up«>n whom th«’se glimpses into a possihb’ more won- ilerful future will jnake the <l«'*'p*‘st inipivssion. Fioin the ideas Viright boys ami girls will absorb at the World’s Fairs may com*', ami pr*»bably will, inventitins and tlisciiver- ies that can change the world. No OIK* could iJo a greater service 10 his chiWren thari to give ih*'m the chance to speml as niiK-h as possible of their ivchool vacation.*! at one or both of the W*>rl<J’s Fairs of 1939. s:na!! mino; ity. fol-ks w lio r*’ally don’t need niiieh moiuy. ami to those who buy only I'omls when thiy h.ive lots of nioney. F*>Iks talk about not hav ing any place to inve.st their moni'.v: they nu'an by that that the stiK,*k mar ket Won’t l»*t WiKKleli tub d«s4Di liiTttse . Wilson said giH'd" lIlK'StS will be ' . the the iken int*' ee:tmony. • six were “doing 1‘ating. No “last minute re- had iH'on inatle.’’ he said. (IIMIDN IOli I.KI IKRS AD.MI.MSTKATIDN OF .■\]>j>roxiinately MU' appliea: 10ns f. i atlmissi’on to tiu* I’leetimeution have H*en r*‘ceiv*'d from all ['arts of the state. W'ilson said. However, in ae- , , , cordanct' with Governor .Mavbank’s thi'in make much money . 1 , . , - ,, rr-u . • Ml •- o»de,i.s. witnesses 1>V gambling. I hat is *'a'l*“*l investing 1 ..1 ^ legal miniimmi. when vou corner the market. i- . 1 . ' 1 ' ^ be hmK***l to iu‘wspa|>ermen. law llf we poor folks would stop a min- vmforciMnent ofticers ami members which analyze just what offkx'r s family. I lias )iapj>en**d to us, we would fin*l, ^ condemned men are William that auts>m*>))il**s and icen'hests and Gentry, alias W ixxis. Hoy The l\W Hrobate will 1)*'* held to the Those allowihI will State of South t’arolina, l.auii’us ( eunty. .1. llew.mU' Wasson. .Imlge; Whereas. G urge R. Hlalixk made suit to me t,. grant him U'tters of .\iimmis’erati*'.i of the estate and ef fects of WilL..m Hosey Blalock. Those are, therefore, to cite and ad monish all a..d singular the kindred and cr***litoi‘s of t'u* saiil William Po- .sey HlaKx'k,’ dixKased. that they be and appear Ix'foie me. in the Uourt ♦ ♦ : ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ McCoy’s of Pix>bate, to be. beKl at I,aurens ... I'ourt House, l..aurens, S. (..on .April l adms and luxuri**s have just about,/C rams, Herlx'rt .^h, 1939. next, after fniblicatiim here- absorb***! everything that we ever '^* Bair anil Creorge W ingard. own***! ami pro*luc*“*l. even to the real | valii*' of **ur lami, ivur hou.se we. live 1 ^ ^ ^ ^ 'saiii .Aikministration in, and our future. F*>lks who usihI lo l)Uy a little-^tract of land nmv by a lilUe 6 or a big S. Then they are never able after that lo buy anything ex- If you allow yourielf t^ become ajeept a cemetery l*»t, and that is us- dooivnat, people will walk over you. Jually paid for from the small insur- LE(UL PAPERS CHRONICLE PUB. CO. PhoM 74 of, at 10 o’cliKk in the fi»ren*>on, to ' show cause, if any they have, why the should not be grantinl. j Given uniler my hand this 20th day of .Maivh, A. D., 1939. J. HEWLETTE WASSON, i t Piobate Jucige, Laurens County. ,3-30-2tc 1 PER GAL. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ : ♦ a ABSOLUTELY FIRST GRADE GASOLINE! The hundreds of regular customers at McCoy's attest to the quality of the ga.soline. The same savings that they receive can be yours. Drive in today and avail your self of the opportunity. : I McCOY’S CUT-RATE STATION DAVID GLENN, Manager STATION CORNER FLORIDA & MUSGROVE STS. tfttttiaii--- \ / \ 1. - J