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! » ■<. -' f ■ 'i >' -v > , PAGE FOUR THE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON. S. C THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1939 014^ CUlmtati IMO WUflON W. HARUS. Editor and Pid>liibflr NblMMd Evary Thorvday By THE CHSONICIiE PUBLISHING COMPANY Sub<^ription Rate (FaynUe In Advance): One’Year |1.50; Six Months 76 eeoU; Three Months 50 oenU Bantered as Second Class^ Mail Matter at the Poet Office at Clinton, S. C. TTie Chronicle seeks the cooperation of iU tidiecribera and readers—the publisher will at all timea appreciate wise suCTeitiong and kimfly ad bli * * ■ ' • i ^ piH/AiSlICK waiJ aaa aaaa vsaaaw ^ — 0 vice. The Chronide will publish letters 0# general intareat when they are not of a defamatory nature. Anonvmooa oommuideatioaia will not be noticed. This paper ta not reaponnble for its correepondenti. the Tkrws or cpiniona of ner that germanny is taking all of MamiYIftfVl PyiCy^Sanf finale, were the /:limax of, FINAL SETTLEMENT the territory in the world where anny 1 A j^he presentation. y Take notice that on the 11th day gennans live, all germanny does }"'P—An^nf#^ Rv showed all scouts |of December, 1939, I will render a take over the land and kill out all of)* *a^jr |^.;(]^i^ting themselves under the final account of my acts and doenga Che natives except the germans and * . • Boy Scout oath, while youth in the as E^wcutrix of the esUte of Sallie then such a country belongs to the,aiOry inspires Uroup lo Fine totalitarian states looked to them Motee, deceased, in the office of the rertch and orders are then givven Bit of Acting. Clinton and for salvation from dictatorships. I Judge of Probate of Laurens County, from berlin as to how' manny bites' of bread her nationals can eat in a, Goldville Boys In Cast. I at 10 o’clock a. m., and on the same •MOL'NTVILLE P. T. A. TO MEET 'day will apply for a final discharge and how much air they can (jr^enville, Nov. 12.—More than from my trust as Executrix. breathe witho^ a permit and how j ScouU in the Blue Ridge The .Mountville Parent-Teacher as- Any person indebted to said estate manny suits of underclothes, if anny, Saturday night joined foixes sociation will meet Friday, November notified and required to make pay- wear enduring a year, it w Textile hall tio present a pageant 17, at 8 o’clock at the MountvilJe nient on or before that date; and all govverment crop contro Answer,” which contrast- .«chool house. The committee in charge Persons having claims against said in the U.S. ^ eii the youth movement of the mod- ha.s announced that an interesting estate will present thent on or before . . . ern totalitarian states and that of program has been arranged and ail date, duly proven, or be forever worrying mrs, America as exemplified by the Boy members are invited to bc^present. baiTed. " Scout prograon. what is 'afferica. she says she do 'what would happen if afferica was to go to w’ar and annex ail of the land The undertaking brought the coun cil wide acclaim, the audience being CLINTON. 8. C\, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER l«, 1939 where collored negroes live and jine ui • j u .u • i ir • u 4U * II fa'-orably impressed by the poise arid It to the afferican reiitch. that would / .u v j j j .. 1 jiir.u orcerliness of the hundreds fo young- Ufe m n.t rock and .1 of the oouth Throoifh- and now jpork etty. hariem and nca^ ^ • ly all of our industrial country, she . . . ,, . , . . JOIN THE RED CR08.8 In the new.spapers, over the radio, and in every ctmwnunity at this sea ;,d« not want to leave flat rock and nation a.s ha.s happened in California " -- ” and Ohio, the better for the whole|*e <•» wkh auch a large oast and on short people. What has happened there I *<*tater »he ha. heard that direc^r, did excepUon- eon the warmest commendation and!"*»ou><l influence tl^ trend of thoug^ endorsemimt of the Red Cross is giv en in pr«*paration for the annual Roll Call drive which comes in Novt*mheT. In this community, as well as ir thousamis of others in every part of the nation, chainnen ami committeii'S have b<*en naimsi to make the niem- btiship solicitations in husine.ss and n’>idential sectituis. Thi'ie i> in each of us, when in congressional circles and with all afferica is mobber-lizing her troops and is liable to attack america anny ally well. There was but one dress rehearsal, that taking place yesterday, cKiZena in every state. Bu.sine»s can-'u*'"^- she i^ught have the support nut hope to go forward through frpej®^ Jos stallin of rus.sia and maybe furnished by the Greenville “ham and eggs” schemes or short ^uror hitler, she simply cant say. direction' cuts to Utopia. everboddy feels sorry for mrs. skin- Hutchins added color to the I ner. she takes all of her war news ever time a broadcast After a program by Dr. Roswell C. wc THE COST OF WAR One thing certain is that the over-'^erry serious, Greenwood nresident of the whtdminx sentiment of the people of comes from great britton and berlin 1^* ^ m ’ bu ^ 4 wneiming atnii>meru wi one pwiuv oa Blue Ridge council, the first act got A kaa ITxiifAxI «flpAIH<4.t uTur pArTlHi H'hf? (f(K*S aerojet tiH* l. • d o *, a un.i !« 1 undiT way, showing Boy Scout troops stronrlv opposes this country’s par- w^>‘*re there is a radio and listens in.. i u j i i i .strongly u|i|iosd.'4 uin.'t cryuniiy n |fai | antib-fkino b«Mng fopcibly disbanded under a dic- m ar oi sii^-ss aim ui.mm tu...-, « ' lidpation in the pn-sent European,>*'’ hasn t learnt The Pickens district di- sire to serv,-. to Ik* of assistance „pp„«iti«n is basoil on cxtvpt .H<»melhmg about sand iwig* ‘ Pravtor nreseV ci.ling to ou! means. No institution exp«*rH*nce. We went into the »n«l mr. chamberlain and mr. ‘ > • P ■ ‘ give- nmic practical and efficient ex- the world safejund mr. nppingdotf and the bumb ‘ Jontinued in the second for (k*m«>cracv " we were told butshe thinks the alleys will Ihe action continue I in .he . tcon Tor fkmotracy, wt were who, nui ;/.u,.,, ,i.. fk..«/on k,,- with the Oconee* district, directed leiok at conefitions today. We have wm the* w ar. iMhty do, the y can ^)s-Faergle. taking parts of lir. ssion <*f this urge* Jhan the* Re*<l lifi.-s. \V'ht*ther It be* war in the* re- meite* c(>rne*rs of the* e*arth, an earth- seen the* rack anei ruin that war «'Hy kee^p affe*rie*a frem trying to .liiake- in Jap.in i>r flesMls in the Mis-aleing all fronts anel the* de*-'*“*‘*' '■es-k and the re.st e»' youth being diilleei. M-.-ippi valley. It org.ini7.e*s the* xp'»n-1 .^ruction e.f human life*, nevt to spe*ak ♦-hr tsiunlry w^he-re* our imp-rtesl af- tan.e.us Iruman .lesire* to assist anel,^,f <.„„pTnou.s ceists. What did the fencans live*. makes the* resulting activity mtclli-1 ^^e*!!. hme is .c TTiT g« lit ami w n thwhile*. !«c„rv' * ‘ I ve*riy fe*w of th , . . . /• ’Phat we- have* had in e.ur cominuni- our actual pmrticiiaition'*’’ (-ree*r .Scouts, efisa.ste*r te, call for the* a’^hink ge*rmanny would ami Dr. M. M. Teague*, the Uurens ty no inaj >1 and in .America were* por- jlrayesl by the Giccr district and the l>op|M*rlatiim em laturens di.strict, re.s|s*ctively. B. .M. »eiv:ce of the* KesI Uiskss, we* sheiulel i.udigM. nracticaflv all erf “ little* leiwi ...... • , all be* thankful at this Thanksgiving u u * » ii ’ f " Ie*s8 they theiught we were making All elistncts jomtMl to present an ne inanKiui ai inis i naiiKsgiving, unrepaid, ran lo more? . sea.sem. But U-eause* we* have hael no ,n„re, That’.s a direct eme*ig.*ncy tee face* is rm excuse fe»r .jy fading te» is*new e»ur annual subscrip tion in this greatest of all relief agem- cie’s. Ye“ar in ami euit this world-wide* ot gHnir.al Ion minisN* ■< te» the* elis- humb a little* town like flat r(x*k un-'beiys, were respeinsihle for the acts.' kii^ .All eiistricls joi gufn»owek‘r or airplane's, mr. slim “America’s Answer,” directed by ('. enhance, Jr., has berm askeel to cle>ae,K. Brooks. This act, showing .Aaneri- t « '«d in iMiiotii* s way* whn'h cal! .1 Colltllltlo I' e*X|i.*l' 1 •• • »- e \ Xml \\v h .il i at il l i I It* I that the* etnl> ina'ie*y the* ot ^an i ion lui*; 1*1 cemtrihutesl by the pceipk* in was the I .u u • • I.' i*i-'< weniel .sheqi; the* germans niought can youth ple*elging alle*giance tei the But that s only the •ginning- tj^j think he was making .American flag, wa.s one of the high- take*s no acceiunt e.f demiolMl.xaliem,| instnume nls an.l then they would iHfhts of the pagi'ant. ami elozons of ot^*r items hat ^ bumb-! The lK*st drilUsl group owei t * war. ota \ tans ex- side of his Worlel Fair .Scouts, directul by Pres- p-ndituH*. to dnfe for •nuance, bave^^^^ McAlheney. t . n. .t neai y - »* Ion « < .it - more, umk*r the* <'ub games were demonstr»ti*<l by forth. h wevir, to account for Lne pur«k‘n l i u ti . mike lark, rfd, a war ini|Mise‘s. It takes no aevount , ' corry s|M>ndenit. tl'.e* a*.nual roll calls or through sj.cc- „f . ^hat eimie directly to la! e meigency ap|M ais. ^ 'industry, on whe.se welfare* the pn.s-* There IS n-al sulTi*! ing in Kuio|m* ,,f (be* nation <le|M*nds, fnmi the* W <ia> causes! by a man-made catas cation of an entire* ess.nomy — tiophe. In atTis-ts hreiK-h ami (•erinan, „|b. factories, idle me*n, ami idlel inve*slment.-, the* ine*vitable aft4>rniuth l^■|^l^h and Pole alike. Ainl the* Kisl < m- 111 ganizations of lhe*se eoiintrii's have .sent out an ap|Nal for he*lp. It Ilia' t I »o' !' ready anil eager to le*nd a t« •ping hand. It has answe*rtsl the* rill tent distre*s>> cull from Run.|H* by. pledging th.' resotiife's e.f its <*ha|Ki*rs ihroiighout tla* nation. On one hanel, war Has cast its shaelow on a largej pai! e.f the* e*arth iHsause e.f the mail- m.ia llitle*!. On the othe*r hanel the Bed t’re.ss i> orgunizisl as an army of me*i«y iathe*r than oiH* e.f e.ppres- of war. Is It any womler that imlustry, is* i (Nicks fre>m .•^nder.son-Givt'irwood, j .NVwlHTry-VX’alhalla and Gree'nville, ;le*d by J. .A. F’i|>er. , Ks(»eciaUy goewi was the act in which I a grou|. erf iscouts from the (Irts*n- ville* ell-trict.^ilireelt*d by K.'O. .Sim|.- .se.n, .stagesi a mock l.useJ.all game. The* Amlerson district. dire"Clesl by At Court House'■ *" Realty Transfers Made Last Week "Pr(HliK*t.s of the* South.” in which Ii'ik - till iiitri*ri*m*e* from what e-inin- . V ' ~y ~ . T’, ! . 7~ . I.ale*s e.f Ce.tton Wert* first tarried to . th.. , vil ^ f.nt, I.b..r ; l^ur..ni t.,«r,,..hi|.- 10:* .civ. frm,, ,,, \ the e.ill eomes. Tm .Mneruan Ke*ei „t.b,.r e.rgamzatie.ns anel miilmns e.f T. J. las* te. S. ( rune and Nathan Scoubs indivi.luals e^-ant emiy |H*»ce? | Bushe.,., Jl.OkO; 87 acre's from .Martha KnH*rgt*nc‘v se*rvice was .l.-mon- - ^ ^ ^ ^ »•> ' NinvlH-rry district. .Ii- . . . aw . ^ rested by K. XVnght Cannon; clown Noboclv 8 Business •'‘’‘‘'"‘'*"' fii>et aul by the Grt*enville xli.strict iYVUUUJ 9 UU81I1CM („ .m,,, IhitUm, o S.mpse.n; signalling by By NcGm ♦j.»u. lhals townshi|.: 1-2 acre* fn.m An- Puliliral Newa Froai Flat Kork mr. slim chance, sr., om* of e.ur old 'na Mills to Kelgar and Janie Barks- unik*r R. the Cl in tern distrit^t, ebrectt*d by Bruce Galloway and K. J. Be.han; S4*a scuut-{ ir>g by a gre>u|) unek*r Wehl. Reel- leiaW;, $2-.; 1-2 acre fixm. halgar ami Jackson, and p L»ld- ,Jan^ Bart.-telale I,. \X. T < oU-man, j ,,,,ring by the Gievnville district, •ns. ^$12.50; .U 2.M»(» acre's fremi C. P.ip^.^(^ (.y d Brown. Mem ami eli'stna'tie.n. Its iss'orel cemi- jmd hight*Ht e*tt«*eiiMsl nttize . ^ ^ .... rnamls re**‘|Hs*t ami its humanitarian ^bat he eh. mrf umlerstami why \\mistre.ng te. O. B. Given.s, $675; effe.ils ele*mund wh«.le>-he*arte ! su(.|...rt (j,^ n*publican (.arty trksl lo marke 27-llMl acivs from C. P. ArniHtong a statesman ami a <li|>|»bmiat out of te. O. B. Givens, $1,000 ; 34 16-100 ()K.n- di- ir te. Call mr. Charley lintUnTg. if they hael acres frerni F. J. Bragg to Falwin VAHson, ami inte*ie*st. Ihe* Chronicle* is glad fix.in ye >.a !*• "“'*' *•' Boll t all wantesi a carl>ur»4**r adju.>e4e<l or a ai- Bragg. $1.00, quit claim dee**!; 76 1-2 time in K'half e.| the* Ue*.| ( n.ss \N c tiimter fixesl, e»r a tail-s(Mn elom*. e»r acre*s fn.m Feele tal Uml Hank of gl.idly do s,> again today in the* he.|H* « set of cylinelees lK>re«l, why, charley C^luinl.ia 4a> Hoi b<*rt C th.et e*veTy hemie* in our community we.uld e>f benn Lheir man. hecauae a $1,,500. ve il h;e\< it.s e*ml>lem in the* wimlow. n^nn is a geaal flie«c anel because* he* 8ullivan tevwnship: 66 1-2 i« • finx mM'hante .lo niil in.M>n <hwt f^vn. IU.:i r “MXM X.Mi Ki.tlS" PLAN MI.I.KIt Ilf will iiMii4v B iiisi-viMss iM.iire.K'ian ! w.es \e« .l for ;hr counli.v at large* or a amlauueieierr to anny ce.untry 4*x-' th*' “ham an* iTiii.e w.e k !l*sl two f«* on**, anel ya.vs that e*ve*n the* dimiiwn'iiits wuulel $;t7r.. The final two acts, “Camping." tk.; < .1 • 'i < 1*1 teg*' *i' A a 111 «i t'* «.*•■'. ti' .( t fine mee*hanic elo not mean that frean l*hil D. Huff, siat-ial maateer, to'busine>ss of H NOTICE OF SALE ) W’e,-Robert S. Owens, as .Assigne*e, ^ ami L. D. D.ng, as Agent for ( reeii-i tur.s, of Hipp ami Chandler, Inc., a^ cariNiration, pursuant to authority’ vested in us as such, will sell at pub-1 acres]lie outcry for cash at the place of ipp and Chandler, Inc., .Armstrong, I on Wert .Main Street, in Clinton, S. C.. fn.m Mm. at 10 o’clt.ck A. .M., on the 21st ilay **gg' qm*sti*.ri in ee|.l |M..s.siWy gemmanny. mr. chance* He*le*n K. Sullivan to Tmii lk.yter, of Nov. llk'Ul. the following: I «*l7r. 1 4 I* . ■ ^ I 1 l***it*-Mm m Ohio wi*nt 1' ■ *• :<■ *>:ic in ■^p* c:ul *’.'. d.i> ■» ag**. Ilf kTU>w»*tl Uettcr than that. Cre*ss Hill tt.wnshi|.: 10 acre's from i<ru.sUs*-> *if the* \\’a*lsworlh 4VKir mr. art square says he he*gs to dif- Sches.) Fund t*. .Mr.s. KMiel Whilefonl Ih** "iiam a*i*l *arir'" pan |*n>|svscil fer with mr. e'ham'e* as t*. (Hilliticians i (•.,x>hm‘I, $100; 2^1 1-2 acivs frx.m The*-! C * p.i.V ’ig ' $1' *'\**;\ Thursday t*» anse.forth. he* thinks that the avver-' Daveti|H)rt ami Mrs. Sally 1).' iaru*' '*gm**i ' **f th** stalc’.s (H.p- age |H.llitician me*ans aWe.ut us much Watts to Cire.*nw*.iHl county, $264.37; th v!a:i*.;i th.it ha- .aclu.l the agv* ..f t*. his ce.untry as a (Mdato bug meane atrip fiiNii Gns‘nwmHl county to Se*H- 1*1 **l.,»m fits aigu*‘el that it woulel to a cn.p e.f peilateH's. verry few men ] bemni Air Line Railway, $1.00; tM. 1-2 '**'<'«''ity and wimme*n woulel U*ce»nu* |»uhlick acre** from Elesam.i IL Colelnan to *>11,v .1 guaiant*s* *»l*l age* T! l*ut a's«> b irig a!M*ut prosp**rity. while]servan’vs if the*y ce.uld ne»t make me*n* Mary Jane MeSwam, $5, ami parti- Us «>p|>.*m‘nt.' chaige'vl that it would monney at it than the'y ci.ulel at seNqc tiem of ianels; 216 acivs and four lerfa bi ir g hankruj.te y ami elictatoi'ship to e.tlter je4.s, and, incidentally, hiiv halX 1 al.f*>riiia. Th** im.vement in a sense'or ail of their kinfolk.s to he*lp the*m H a sue'ci ss.»i to Cpt«»n Sinclair's elo mui'h uniH*e-<*s.sary work, if the* reelji^yals. IH*I( - Kml Peivcrty In California — ta|H* was taken out of govverme*nt campaign which ne-irly gaineHi him'jerffce, so says nvr. sejuere, al>e>ut 12,- ihe* g*)Ve*rnorship in I'.'dL 1000,000 (wrsevivs wemlei In* elrappeni fn.m Ele*«am)r D. Cede'man to Mary Jane Mc-Swain, $5, and (.artitiiNi of The* ()hi*» s* he*me*. natne‘il feu a min-jfre.m the (.ayn.lls and U'ave only All sleH*k e.f merchandise* con- si.sting chiefly e.f men's clothing, sheM'.s, hats, haberdashery and n*.lions, anel ait furniture and fix tures he>longing to said Hipp and Chandler, Inc., and now containeei in its place of busines.s in Clinton. S. C. The ste>ck e>f merchandise is inven- te>rH*d at $5,('8>6.38 e.n a ce>st basis. Furniture and fixtures are invento- rk*d at $871.00. Parties intere8te*d may have the privilege of inspecting the above described proiH*rty by ap Rodgers to Mrs. Lula (Vain, wouKI g;v** a $.a0 monthly j>»*n- O.OOO.lHH) pe*rsons to de. the* je>b. and Mon t*» those* ovei 60. finance*! by a'even tht*n, the‘y woulel have to work s(»e'cial tax **n high prie*e*d laml. e.nly 6 hours a tlay and 5 days a we'ek. The* ou'iC*»nu* ui the e*Ie*ctions ini ^~ lioth stat**s shemlel have an impt.rtanti ''"e, the* ve.te'is, anei we*, the taxpay- h aiing ..n similar- movements that «*'''‘* lH‘lie*vc that if a man ha.s be*nn a aie* sure* t,«* laisi* the*ir ht'H«is in Juke I rjoo. Scuffirtown township: 100 acres fnun Helen Poide*. formerly Hele<fi HuntiM, to Kugene S. Hunter, $1, love and affevtion; 61 3-4 acres frean W. A. Jones. con.se>r\ator of the Planters Savings Bank of GixvT tx> W. B, Ma- iW* inest* results re- »”*''• r*'*'*■ ••—-* loiurens citv f! c:. to (.III a’.stop^o the iH.|>ular agi-that be should make a Unv!- ^ P ; tati..n of some*thmg f*.r rmthing, e.f e>r an e^ry fine <’^ngre.ss- \ on Riv^ blending ou: giants and pensieins by «»• « supt*rfim* sennate>r. ^ SaUie I Barkseluh* rt L the feileral governme nt. The iek*; cheuNie all of our employe*ee with ^ .Urt.daf.w>va,...K,.wilhth.U.S. l-in-'-M"* '-■<* .•*»«'l*' «“> supreme court juiigx*s, the-n came h‘'l<iers. but wlH‘n it comes to carting ^ p Kendrick ’ down to apidy U. judges of our state* '^»l>ty are not, and even to incluele schoe.l teachers always considertnl essentials to job-' ^ ana even to imiueu .schm.i leaders. . ../ . , Kolsum A* <^^handl«r to M hen such plans are put into effect •8>iaing. tnai s wnmi mr. iKHsum u__i. r*i,-^Ur xraa th. con mu»t ho m« hy uxpayor,. ■»<*»'» •nd ho »>>«ht to know:,'*™'* f*«n<llor Addwon. WO. In CaHfomia under the* pro(N>sed plan, ^ ^as benn eleckted to public bffis rtneruvK’ Jt was estimated that more than running again. 1WUBM5.KVI5 $1 000,000,000 a year would he paid; u> so much war Urfk. mrs. burk out m halter, who is part g<erman has com-! Holiday hours wii! be observed ait schea^ •*^?*'**'*”* .^"^P*®y*"f''^’inenced to raXion her husband, sheihbe local post office on November 23, and insecurrfy have gained large fol- followering in the inrtnic- J accordance wkh the president's proclamaition. General delivery, stamp other ‘>arlH*r or a good loom-fixer orl^J*'. W. B. Utates. Il 1> Him*, iu*- these results re- “ S^*'"'** plow-hand or a goo<l puWick! plying to Robert S. Owens, .Attorney, Huntei town.ship; 10.4 acrt*s from|at his office at Clinton, S. C. The right is reserved by the under signed to reject any and—or all bids and to resell the above pro(>erty at public or private sale as mky be i deemed by them to he to the best in- j terest of the creilitors. ! Robert S. Owens, Assignee, t L. D. Ix>ng, .Agent for Creditors.^ of Hipp *& Chandler, Inc Dated at Clinton, S. C., l»t on Irby avenue jthe 8th day of November, 1930. 16-2co! THANKSGIVING DAY d.-pre».K.n The «).« is <«« iy rtie rkehUirii common thnt the '^"kto do i. t„ ^ poppe™>ff. ^*4 him oat one group to support the other 8 o«n i„,.id of 7. * cup. «f cof. and carrier windows will be open one hour in the morning, from 8:80 to for breakfast only 12 biskits inrtid of|®*30. There will be no rural or city W. J. BENJAMIN SERVICE STA'nON Standard Products Cars Washed and Grenaad Yonr Basiaesa Appradatad to »^mh.n,ton or md.vKlu.1 «»tM y.., i„«id ,o. , pouud od butter for ^kxmont.. .uburfOT, crunt, .nd i„,ty „f 2, .u^i ,i| „ther m«l« iu pontmu., .. wnm, m pnno.plo, and p„.p.«i„.,, ^ „y, omu^ m.U|^ of p«plo to n»t look bofour xmu., n«,. «ll wi^v, «.d m.k« puupor, or no n« krplity. thaiwadves m order to secure free: — ^ haad-ouu. The aoooar pdMic aenti- j War Neva Fraai Flat Rack becomes aroused all over the* soawboddy hae told mra. bait aida- delivery on that day. NOW IS THE TIME . to subacribc to that Magaxiaa, as there are aiany a^ial offers JasI aad gaod anul Nov. lOUu tai iasiaaccs the prices are aff* lAMIB W. CALDWHX Dr. F^d«r Smith 9t DRS. SMITH A SMITH OPTOMETRISTS Specialist In e Examinations Office Hoars Daily Phoae 29 for Appointaiaat CLINTON. S. C. D. E. Tribble Co. Fl’NERAL DIRECTORS ...and... EMBALMERS Licensed Embalmers. Complete .Modern Ekjuipment Day Phone 94 Night Phones 24, 253 or 233 Clinton, s. c. TOCCOA MAR^ BAILEY, .\’jv. 9, 1939.—7-lca. Executrix. FINAL SETTLEMENT Take notice that on Ahe 2dth day of November, 1939, we will render a final account of our acts and doings as Executors of the estate of Elliott Duckett. Jacobs, deceased, in the of- ,fice of the Judge of Probate of Lau rens county, at 10 o’clock a. m., and on the same day w'ill apply for a final discharge from our trust as Execu tors. .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 es tate will pre.sent them on or before •♦aid date, duly proven, or be' forever barred. M’illiam Plumer Jacobs. James F'erdinand Jacobs. Thomas Dillard Jacobs. October 2Sth. 1939.—2:L4cw. Forecast Your Financial Security I You Can Make Definite Preparation . . . for all your future needs and desires through our .savings plan, knowing that every dollar .saved will work stifely, con.stantly and PROFITABLY for YOU. Take this time-tried means of making sure of future financial se curity, and begin saving NOW. Let Us Help You Own A Home Of Your Own There is no need to kmger put off home building with our pay-like-rent home loan plan atailahle. 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