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i THURSDAT, NOVEMBER It. IMS THE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON, 8. & <■1^ PAGE scvn NOTICE State of South Carolina, County oi Laurens. Court of Common Pleas.' In ile: The eathte of Leander R. Stone, deceased—H. D. Henry, as Ex- JOANNA NEWS fig4«t and last srear defeated the Aak- lets. The iBhie Stocking yearlings now have a <500 average, having loat io Clemson by 34-0, and to Carcriina by Motor of th, iMt Win’ond •« of UMidoV B. Stone, decetoed, v, •*>•' »•» Presbytenen v«- Mary K. Phillips, ei ai Both' local high school leans go in- four lost for the whole season so far, home. ■GoldviUe, Nov. 10.—Miss Lucia Na-| • '12-0, and having won from the Wof- bors of Greenville, spent the week-end I Friday mgiht the Blue Anklets ford freshmen, 13-7, and ^rom Er- I will journey to Newberry to take and have scored a total of 93 points -p q Underwood and'®'' Papooses, little brothers of the to their oi^nents 66. |Mrs_ Sanders of Greenwood, visited sky and freshman elevens play on Froin his small squi^ * Mr. and 'Mrs. W. C. Gardner Sunday. ‘ ^®*‘ battle and should come off skine’s Little Fleet 25-0. Notice is hereby given ..rrAur foreign soil this week-end. ainton’s!ough for two teams, Coach Walterj jJjj. ^nd Mrs. Troy Ellis and fam-*^^® victors. cnai onwr k.o Vv..:u a <>.>..r,..;<>:nirUr ^ ... authority of the Court contained in Onfer ,«»ed by C. C. PMthM«on». « Jnd«e of the 8th CircuH. SepC<!iiiber ^ ■M.iiiM bCT. to Iw I, 1939, I wUI'mII at publit outary for J.'*® Md. ,{ the CoMt House at UoMM. '■*? high school team. The rampant Blue ankntious Red Devils tangle with the « MonAiy D«^r the 4l^ 1939 „e|r, versatile the le^l h^ for ^e under ^ vie- Uing stmng in Todd has built a surprisingly effee-,jjy spent the week-end in Greenville, i 'Although there are no statistics SPECIAL TIL NOV. It American Magaiine, 2 yean, ItJSi. Life, 1 year, $3.50. live team. An encouraging featurej Miss Bobby Jean Carr and Buddy available on the record of the New-I"^^^^ 276. about the team is that its outstanding• gueM.s last week-end of berry lads, they always put up a hard' JAMEIS W. CALDWELL players are young with a year or | ^i^^ives in Gaffney. r- . - more of playing ahead of them before | Messrs. Bluforti Nabors and W'alter, graduation. Ei-neet Jacobs, Thorn- Byars spent,,the week^nd in Atlftfita.!i fullback, has been, . The Y. \V- A. held itjr' regular , aruT cim^ons hereinafter *■*•<*>’ soaring reputation with a vie-j going strong in all department.! Monday eve<ning-«ti art d^bed ^ Wofford Terriers Sat- can be exp^«cted to romp with his the home of Mrs. Roy O’Dell. ^ urday, while the Baby Blue Hose usual abandon Friday night. In a r ■ — property, to wit: journey to Newberry for a tilt vrith*recent game he got off a 65-yard' Shower for Bride-Elect Parcel Number I All that certain piece, parcel or lot . ^ of land, lying, situate, and being in the Newberry college Papooses, hVi- punt, which is unusual even in college Mrs. Myrtle Fulmer, Mrs. Ruby football. In the line, the improve-'Kay and Mrs. Ada Abrams hohoied All things considered, a “clean ment in the play of right tackle Rich-1 Miss Edna Hamm with a miscellan-' the County of Laurens, State of South j,y teams emanating from ard Allen has been amazing. His ag-ieous shower at Joanna club on Mon-' Carolina, on the southwest side of sanctuary for football players is|gressive plays mark him as one of the [day night 1 ~ * Games wt're played and wei-e fol-" AUCTION SALEI southwest side ^ ^ _ road leading from Lydia Mill by the most probjd>le and most de-;most dangerous men that Todd has. ^ C. Davis lands, contalnjng thirty- outcome. A repetition of last Right beaide him in the line is right j lowtnl by delicious refreshments, •even and six-tenths (57.61 acres, ,^ins for the (Clinton; guard Thomas Mayers, w'hose stellar more or less, and teams is certainly not impossible, for play has caused commendation of ^thereof made by J. Roy Crawford, opponents do not appear to be the spectators and frustration of the * Surveyor, September 4, 1939, and stronger on the average this opposition. . on the northwes: by other he estate of i- li. Stone, de- Shower for Recent Bride The Girls’ club gave Mrs. John son Feltman a • miscellaneous Ninety-Six may have a spendid ihigh .school team, but Thornwell is shower on Tues<iay evening, and .shel departed with attiaotive gifts "after bounded land of the ceased; on the soutnta.-; and south-. Clinton high’s remarkable, firstto be denied the victory t<wnor-|®® evening of delightful social diver- west by lands of Jcr;.. *1. Young, cs- tesun bad no trouble scoring on thejroin. tate, and on t.-.c norm»vesi by IXnds Boiling Springs boys last Thursday! ol Tom in their first elimination game fo’f Pared Nuiber 11 the state B class championship. Even sions. Terriers Drill Hard A Birthday Surprise Satui'day night, Mrs. LeRoy Bridg-! _ ^ * I®'' ga'’c a surprise birthday party in pQI^ P fa Ain#* In ; honor of Evelyn Boozer, who is leav- ^ _ ing to make her home in Charleston.^ SDArtsnbiircr .voungt^r set of ® jthe village. Seldom has Joanna club Wof-1 ^ merrier j)lace, with games, a hm-,! shower of gifts, and refreshments.- SjMirtanbuig, Nov. 15.- -The a Ail that certain piece, pared or the second team could have overcome tract of land, lying, situate, and be- the stubborn, but outcla.ssed, losers,' ing in the County of L.aurens, Slate in our opinion, though not nearly so of South Carolina, on .ne northwest spectacularly of course. i side of road from Lydja Mili by R. C. Now, however, the C^linton eleven is, Davis estate land, c.muuning ejgnty- meeting a team which is more nearly eight and two-tenths acres, as its own calibre. Honea Path, chain- foid Terriers lan thr(>ugh shown on plat thereof made by J. pion of Districts 1 and 10, is famed scrimmage yesterday in pieparati^i Entertain Men' Roy Crawford,. Surveyor, September in the Piedmont foe its smoothly exe- for Saturday’s game with R C. The, Woman’s club will entertain' 4, 1939; and counded on the northeast cuted plays, deceptive reverses, and ^‘luad showt^ more pep than they had i ^ ehieken stew- by land of C. (^ .Copeland; on the hard blocking. a ^long time and smeared most ofi^^j^ Saturday, Novegnber 2r>th. I'olbiw-1 6y the aforesaid road and From now on Clinton must “conw 1- C. plays run, thi* <linm‘r a service of thanks- land.> ot B.acKwe.i; on the souinwesl out from under the *rraps’’ if tlK*y Only two men on .si{u^l weie "•'ijfiving will bt* held in the audiloriui'n. by other lands of the estate of L. R. want to stay in the running for the jured in the Hampden-Sidm*y game.] —' - Mone,^ueceased, and on l.ie northwest state title. And make no mistake Bill Burman, varsity back, sprairuil I ('oming Wedding • / - ... - . . FS( Marian Hamm has issueef'in-, about it, the Clinton team, the stu- by lands of Galloway and Ferguson. Parcal Nvte m dents, the coach, their supporters s»ty guard, revived a had cut on his .AJl that certain piece, parcel or want that championship wKh all their f^>"vbead. Neither may 'be able to tract of land, lying, being and situ- might. This probably is Clinton’s last plny Saturday, ate in the County of Laurens. State season as a B class school and the P- ('•. of South Carolina and road leading from State Number 2 near Log Cabin Station across to Highway Number 7 at a an ankle and Harry Stockdale, var- vitations for th*- marriage of . her i daughttM-, Edna Blenn, to Mack lA*e Brown, on Saturday aftenioon, No-j W’offord rival from way j vembt-r IS, at four o’clock, in the Lit-1 at! i being on the team relaizes that it must make hay ^M‘ck yonder, nee<ls only a win over tie chureh. A reception will follow iuie Highway while the sun .shines. the I'erriers to be crowninl undispuU*d .hwmia club. ♦ champion in the Little Four race aiuH 7; ♦ Clinton fans will be delighte<l that of the South Atlantic conference.' for this l‘‘ |•ly Swygert ;;ml -Mv.,. lira If they I'eceiving treatment at th do battle with a .spirited .NiiK-ty-.Six u-at the Blm- Hose, tht‘y will not hospihil. Their friends wish ' team. (. oach Walter To<ld s boys only have the satisfaction <vf defeat-!^'**" 'hiMii conlinuisl impio\<‘m<*Tit. ha\e carritsl the l>attlc t<> thidr op- ,ng a traditional rival, but will also] Frankie Holsonlwiek and Dale Bo- noitheasl by and W. J IKiinl west of North * reek, contain- ThomwelPs lilsty warriors return to Wofford has luen iminting mg one hur.l...! .:x and ine-ten.n. grounds tomoriMw night to j^anu' with added emphasis. (lotJ.j; acres, as .-hown on plat made by J. Roy trav*-i.>ia. ;3ur%eyor, >ep tember 6, 1939, and boiinded }H>iM-nts most of the season, but have knock 1*. C. <*ut of a d«*cisive claimtheir homes with pn. 11 Bai'ev* on the soulhiast dofeml their own rampart.s to the Little Four and South Allan-Friends will b<* delighted by lands of e.stau* of John H. Youi«; preciu<k* tk channiionship. " know that both are imi*roving. on the southwest by other lands of I'us.sibilily of a Tln.rnwril attack Saturday’s scrap is Wofford’.s last^— the L. K. Stone oslale and Phil D. -ny n^ans. if they play as well as home gamt* and the l»oy.s are anxious ' — Huff, and on the northwest by lands against Clinton several U) bow out in a blaze of fiivwi.rks. F 4' MiUm weeks ago. This game shoukl be one of the U-st Parcal Naaikar IV Indeed, outside of Gsiffney, we of the season. i All that cruin pH^., p.m-1, »r “J rt.t TlH>m.-,-ll the -The punM- will In-itin .1 3:30 at; UMt of land, lyin*.-being anj ..tu- ''"y*.'' rieM. ate in the County of Laurems. Sute Wednesday, Nov. 29, 1939 10:00 O’clock A. M. — at the •— JOHN H. YOUNG (Deceased) HOME HOUSE CLINTON, S.C. We Will Sell At Public Auction All His FARM MACHINERY, TOOLS and WORK STOCK There will be twenty-eight (28) Mules ^nd Horses, six two-horse Wagons, several C otton and Corn Planters, Distributor^" Grain Drills, Binders, Turn Plows, Middle Breakers, Harrows, Walking Cultivators, Plow Stocks, Plow Steels, Gears, and a number of other farm implements.* \^, Come—you may get just what you want at your own prices N. A. YOUNG and JOHN T. YOUNG Executors of John -H. Y'oiinK’s restate. to game of the :<eaM>n thuz far. Many «f South (.roliru., non to .’nd '""j” Blufi StOclcinffS joining l'.nc»l N-nker Hi. hore.n. '>«* * *— »" , Top S. A. Loop joining aU>v« dMcrihed, containing a«v«my- eight and five-tenth* (Ta..i) acres, more or Ie»*, as shown on plat there of made by J. Boy Crawfuid. Survey- *erve«l. Since that thrilling ganw', the Cru- sadci>, as the Thornwell team is call ed, have won three and lost two Walter John.son’s Blue Stocking.! scoring 67 points to their op- their perfect confehonce nx-- Geo. Davia estate; on the souUmert f,®**®*"!* ,, u i / k. by Undt of Dan* es^, and Duncan high school and cn»ss<-<l by the opFxisitmn. Th<>y on the northwest by land* of I. B. ^ *urged over York’s liard- T«-at4'«l Dm* Now lKTi y Imliaius. 6 to 0. Baiiey and I hil I . Half. hitting t.-am by 2U to 6. Th*- Cru.--a«l- Dgbtborpi* IVtrcl.s by a like wore, HP,I and thi*' Eiskine SeceikTs 20 to 0. The .'•aid lands wil be sold in sepa rate parcels as above deacribed in such order as the siller may deter mine. The terns of the sale will be cash, subjiTt, however, to the approv al of the Court of the bid received and with the right to reject any and all bids. The successful bidiler in Birthdays And Anniversaries ers have a ri'cord of four Wofford has won only *>ne game this .sea.son, defihating High Point, 3 to 0. They have lost tt» Ham|Ml<-n- Sidney, Erskin**, tying Oglethorpe and Newla-rry’. This ivcord places thi* Terrk*rs in the role of the underdog. R M. iMt* will olx-serv*- a birthday The I’re.sbyterians will continiH* to each in.stance »'ll be ^uired U* de- Saturday. Nov. IK. and his son. .Mark, conc«'nti*te on their aerial atta<k, |>ot>it ujron the bid being knockceiehraU-d his birthday Tuesday, No- which has been responsible for jnost down, five (.5'» i per cent of his id vemlwr 14. of their five wins this sea.sfui. as evidence of good faith in the bid iHiri.’- Owen.s. daughter of Mr. and ^ - and upon compliance with the terms Mrs. T. P. Owens, was 10 years oI*l LN VETERANS’ HOSPITAI. of the hid the deposh to he credit.-d Tuew*Uy. Nov. 14. The friends of Dennis Sowers will u(>*)n the purch^e price, and upon \jr. and Mrs. CTutries Jones, Jr., regret to know lhat he is a patient in failure of the bidder to comply ^ith^ny^ jj wetlding anniveisaty loinor- the Veterans’ hospital, Columbia, the term* the bid, the deposit to j-aw.'Nov. 17. w'here he has been confined the past be forfeited to the. .seller.’ ‘ Mr>. Hubert Todd will observe a week. His condition is repoileil as im- The sale ahail oot -be cloi^ birthday Sunday, Nov, 19. proving and this will be welcomed the day of sale, but snail remain j Tu^day, Nov. 21, i.s the birthday news to his friends here and else- open until noon of the thirUrth day of Mrs. S. Y. Adair and “Rip” Sidli- where. after the sale, exclusive of the day van. of .sale, within which thirty-day pe-; i^r. and Mrs. Harry C. Payne cele- riod any person other than the high- brated their first wedding anniver- est bidder at the sale or anjr repre sentative thereof, may enter a higher sary Monday, Nov. 6. Dr. Felder Smith has a birthday bid upon complying with the term* of Wednesday, Nov. 22 sale by making a deposH of five £>r. ,nd Mrs. Jack H. Young will (5^) per cent of his bid as a guar- observe their wedding anniversary anty of hi* good faith, and thereafter • Wednesday, Nov. 22. within such period any persons other than such highest bidder at the sale or any representative thereof, may in like manner raise the last highest bid, and the successful bidder shall be deemt-d to be the person who .sub mitted the last highest bid within said period and made the necessary deposit. The successful bidder will be re quired to comply with the terms oi the sale within ten (10) days aftei the closing of} the bid, if not the de posit made by the successful bidder will be forfeited to the seller and the property will be advertised and sold ‘on some subsequent salesday at the risk of the defaulting bidder. The purchaser to pay for stamps and re cording. The purchaser to be let in posses.sion immediately upon compli ance with the bid and approval of the sale by the Court. The original plat of each tract will be furnished to the pui-cha.«er. ' H. D. HENRY. .Mrs. S. T. .McCrackin will celebrate a birthday Saturday, Nov. 18. Donnie Rhame, s<»n of I>r. and Mrs. I). O. Rhame, Jr., will be two years old Wednesday, Nov. 22. Dr. and .Mrs. L. R. Lynn had a wedding anniversary Tuesday, No-, vember 14. Mrs. Eidward Long of Greenville,; formeriy of Clinton, had a birthday | on the 14th. DR. YOUNG IMPROVING Reports yesterday stated that Dr. Jack H. Young" is satisfactorily re covering from an illness in the city hospital, Coitimbia, where he has been a patient the past week. Dr. MULES Shipment of young Tennessee Young hopes within a few days to be Mules just unloaded at able to return to his home here. isUble. Come today ' and my look PLAY AT BUSH RIVER (hem over. ‘Never Ihirken My Door” is the if name of an entertainment to be pre sented at Bu.sh River school Friday night at 7:45 to which the public is Executor of the estate of Leander invited. The play is being given for the benefit of the school library, with admissions of loc and 2.5c, and will be presented by the faculty and students, .with skits and musical numbers be- R. Stone. 30-3CW You Dtmt Read THE CRRONICLE -Tm DaatVsCt the NEWS.tween acts H. J. PITTS STABLE . Clinton, S. C.