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. \ ■ THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 23. 1939’ >• THE CUNTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON. S. 'c. PAGE sEvnr NOTICE State of South Carolina, County of Laurens. Court of Common Pleas. In Re: The estate of Leander R. Stone, deceased—H. D. Henry, 'as Ex ecutor of the last Will and Testament THE SPORTS CHATTERBOX WEST CUNTON By TENCH OWENS Mrs. Joe Casspbell, Correspondent Wow! Clinton’s Red Devils have {sets are used to advantagre now by turned out to be a thrill-a-minute!avid gridiron fans who listen to one AROUND TOWN I..ead8 Nation^s Scormg MISS ELIZABETH NELSON is Oharleaton as the guest of friends. Mrs. N. C. Guest and Verona Gueht'she will be a brideemaid at the wed- enjoyed a birthday dinner at the;ding of MISS BERTIE HEIDT and home of Mrs. N. C. Guest on Sunday. pETE HOLCOiMBE which is being of Leander R. Stone, deceased vs!'**"'- That’s no exaggeration either.xjgame while watching another . . . Fe- Mmt K. FkilKl*. <d. ' iK mirht even be calW an under-iliciWtkm, ♦« Walter Coker for his re-There Wre 62 present. 'solemnized in Charleaton thie evening. Notice is hereby given that under »t*tement if you are thinking about eent honor in wipning first place for, j„ Terry and sons, Joe, Jr., and MR. HOLCOMBE was a DODuler authority of the Court contained in "'® Honea Path gan^e. the best story of the month William, attended the Terry reunidn member of the gi-aduating class of Order signed by C. C. Featherstone,I Those of you who saw Clinton dim*!'" South Carohim high sch^l papers Greenwood Sunday. i Presbyterian college in June. Judge of the Sth Circuit, September inate Honea Path in the second round • • • from Bill Lufler has it that, lyjj., and Mrs. Wilson and Clyde' mriq p M/sTRariftm 1, 1939, I will sell at public outcry for of B class play-offs last Friday after-schedule is nearly Powler of Tryon, Ga., were week-end' f jLipo w tiniJ IMift^^WfiRTH cash at the Court House at Laurens, noon will know what I mean. Six co^mplete, with some new Eastern guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Fowler.' r this ritv w«j« v<»i>r<i gvlH on Monday, December the 4th, 1939,!plays after the opening kick-off the schools on the list of spring oppon-, Mr. and Mi-s. J. M. Ficklin and Miss! SundAv in n,b<^pvnngv> W during the legal hours for sale, under locals had scored; and from then on• • Dick 'Meisky, versatile Blue Grace Ficklin visited Mrs. J. T. Phil-'i.{-^ j „ „he’vi.»it<>d hv W nhil. the terms and conditions hereinafter j it was fast and furious football, any- "^^"^. 'i>»ckfield ace, recently was jjp^ Newberry Sunday ' ’ " ^ dren: MR. and MRS. J. T. McCRACK- Ralph^SmUh of Newberry, was the <>f Newberry, MRs‘. OTIS SUBER 'and MRS. GEORGE YOUNG of WhH- set forth, the following described body’s game. subject of a thumbnail sketch ^ _ property, ■to wit: ■ Both teams w-ere very vwll ground- sports carricature in The Charles- week-end guest of his sister. Parcel Number I the fundamentals of football News and Courier . . . TaWnadge V'irgil Webb.. imire .\U that certain piece, parcel or lot**"^ showed the effects of excellent Zanders a.nd James Rh^es played p y Martin of Chester, was the of land, lying, situate, and being in coaching. Hard, accurate blocking and football against week-end guest of friends and rela-,„ RrkTTVMT/-u'r f r i the County of Laurens, State of South tackling was the order of Honea Path Zanders is a hanl-dnv- tives l^RS. C. J. BOUKNKJHT, of Colum Carolina, on the southwest side of ^^ay. Players on each team hand- Rhodes is a fiery. Friends in the city of MR. and road leading fi-om Lydia Mill by the themselves and executed their jff"ar E. C. Davis lands, containing thirty- confidence and precision i . — aaven and six-tenths (37.6) acres, »" ^'8*^ ^*^*^** i Meiftkv LAUCieCl moce oiT lees, and described on plat tions. , • thereof made by J. Roy Crawford, Not for a second would we discredit j |j^ NeWSD&Der Surveyor, September 4, 1939; and splendid work of every boy on bounded on the northwest by other .those two well-balhnced teams, but land of the estate of L. R. Stone, de- ithe sensational work that day of two ceased; on the southeast and south-'oPP^sing backs, each the ouUiUnding west by lands of Jonu H. Young, es- Player for has team, deserves praise. Charles “Choc” bia, will be interested to know that *he has been transferred by Pilot Life Cartoon Sunday With the Sick I Little Shirley Anne Galloway is ill!Insurance Co., for whom he is agent,! I at her home. Concord, N. C. MR. and MRS.: I Friends of Mrs. S. L. Long regret'f^^KNIGHT formerly lived in Clin- ;to learn of her illness. MRS. BOUKNIGHT, before, Mrs. Grace Cole is a patient at the •^^•'•’iage, 'w-as MISS MOGUE tate, and on Lho nortivAest by lands ot Tom Ni*i>,hoois. Fared Number 11 .\11 that certain piece, parod or tract of land, lying, situate, and be ing in the County of L.aarens, Stale liKal hospital, being treated for burns "TDNE, daughter of MRS. METTA suffered last Tuesday. j STONE. ! "w- j The other day while chatting with' Dick Meisky, ace quarterback on' Birthday Parly Enjoyed MR. HEUSTESS and MRS. HOW-j Burnett, Clinton’s gal- the Blue Hose grid aggregation, was Uri Saturday Mrs. R. T. (Ma)|AKI) in the city clerk’s office, I no- loping ghost, had a busy day. Besides the subject of a sports caricature following definition of a callinit signaJ, puntinK and throwing by ANN ARBOR, Mich.. . . Tom Bkiw mon. Michigan’s gn^ back scored 21 points against Tala, Ic the nation’s Indhridnal acorers li football so far. His nearest rlral la Don Liebenim, captain and quarter' back of the Manchester (Ind.) Col' lege team. 'Trammell was delightfully entertain-'ticeil the following jed by joint hostes.ses, Mrs. J. C. DaV-'gentU man. 4 was much impressed and an ticcasional pass, he also found time r"-*”"”-" — -j a sports cartoon- ..„j^Trt and Mrs. Grady Smith, at the'would like to pass it along to you:l to do a grand ji>b of running (al- who accurately de.^-nhed the I«tter with a surprise,gentleman is a man who is clean. "Hinic Presbytenaji athlete. | birthday imrty. .Mrs. Trammell was inside and outside, who neither looks, Ace, as he^^/commonly called. i celebrating her 5Gth birthday. This Week’s Menu On Gridiron though he was a marked man), some up to thi‘ rich nor dos\-n on the poor, i Carolina Stadium—Carolina vs 2 o’clock Saturday afternoon. At Git'enville—Furman vs Clemson of South Carolina, on .ne northwest ^ . ^ saving the day in the .Sun-^ Several games of Hollywooil hingoiwho can lose without squealing, who.for the state championship, 2 o’clock side of load fioin Lydia Mill by R. C. ^ ^ Devils with a 77-yard edition of The News and ( ourier, other contests were enjoved.'ean win without bragging; is consid-1Saturday afternoon. *— —^ - — ‘ ( harleston. The cartoon bore thrt'i' Davis estate land, containing eighty with a 77-yar ^! run-back of an intt-rcepted pass. For the Stingers, t'aptain Carr was the shining light on defense and of- eight and tw’o-tenths (J<8.2) acres, as shown on plat thereof made by J. Roy Crawford, Surveyor, September . u i j j ^ • i /i . < 4 1 1 4 .u -.u , fense. He played a defensive end (lat 4, 1939; and t>ounded on the northeast , , • i. , j pictures was of the Hose large caricature of by land of C. G. CoiK-land; on the southeast by the tiforesaid road and lands of Blackwell; on the southwest by other lands of the estate of L. R. by lands of Galloway and Ferguson Paral Number U1 li er a defensive halfback), and inovtHl to the backfield on offense. He too, did the punting for his team, but sev-1 eral times kicked rather short. His! 4 4 4 . .u . ability to diagnose plays on defense' Stone, deceased, and on tiie northwest ... < i . e ,. . .. . 4v .’i __j t.' and to make a large |>ercentage of the tackles was very remarkable. In ^ addition to his aggressive defensive -\11 that certain piec-e, parcel or play, Carr threw some of his team’s i tract of land, lying, being and situ- and did stmie fancy speeding ale in the County of Laurens, State ,n-hen his turn came to take the ball. 1 of South Carolina and being on the Wilder’s team,-by virtue of( road leading from Highway i3.t<)-7 win, again demonstrattMl' Number 2 near Log Cabin Station ability to play smart football, j across to Highway Number i at a take advantage of the Ixreaks, and to i point we.st of North C reek, contain- driving. Honea Path’.s razzle- ing one hundicJ .six and Lvc-uiuhj. ^jarzle, skilleil ball-handling, and (IvKi.o) acivs, as shown on plat made awjft backs faileii to discourage the! by J. Kuy raw lord, .Suivt-yor, Sep- R*n1 I>evil line, which swn tmnber 6, 1939, and bounded on the managed to figun* out an adequate northeast by lands of K. C. Milam (hsfonse for the deceptive reverses and and \N. J. Bailey; on the southeast spinners of the losers, i by lands of oataU- of John U. Young; ‘ Today, Winn.aboro will U*st the on the southwest by other lands of might of the Red Devils on Johnson the L. R. .Stone estate and Phil D. fM-hi. The winner will be B class up- ‘ ~ ■ Huff, and on the northwest by lands j^te champion, so the umk*feated grinning face of “.Mike,” vividly jwr- of E. 1 . .Milam. Clirvtonians will be on their m**ttle trayiivg his flexible features and _^Parc«l Number IV for a fine performance. A.i thati'fceruin piece, parcel, or, * ®d Memky dressing in tuxedo and in' piize.s iHMiig awarded the winners. jtiate to women, children and old peo- At CharleMon—Citadel v.s Erskine, quarterback. Mrs. Tranvmell was presented with,i)le; who is too brave to lie, too gt*n- 2 o’cbK*k Thursday. * '’'"’ many lieautiful and useful gifts, |erous to cheat and too sensible to delightful .swt-et course with [loaf; who takes his s'haix* of the punch was served by the hostesses,; world’s goods and lets other jieople and ilainty favors weie given. [take t'leirs.’’ [ The nuMiel home, built by H. L. BOYD, local architect, in College Heaton-Williamst on Of interest to their many frieiub .^t Winter Park, Fla.—P. ('. vs Rol lins, 8 o’clock Friday night. At Newlcrry—Newberry vs Mary ville, Tenn., 2:30 Thursday afternoon. At Daytona Beach. Fla. — Woffonl is the announcement of the mamitge "^^.^jJ^V’iew, was opeiusi to the public for:'^ Stetson, 8 o clock L riday night, lairiilge ■ 4 41 ‘ ^ ^ of .Miss Louise Williainston, on Heaton , , II! inspection Tue.sday, 'VN’t'dnesday and i« ** * iThuiMday of last wwk and attracU*d Noveimlcr II, at the home of the of- f ‘'"'If ”, ‘ flfiatin^ Itiv. H. J. I.ini'y. f'"-'"*"--' "'I'’ funnluiv by l„- . .u I I :'“’**• tiiins as an advertisement, con- At pre.sent the young couple aiv mak-'. . ... , , .... .u • i tains five riMHiis with hardwixHl ing their home with the griMxni s par-1,, 1 . 1 i .l 1 . T -i 7 m 4 m r i> . floors and tile bath and a centra 01 ents, Mr. and .Mrs. J. K. W illianiston. . ,• , t,. zl r- . r ^ .iHuiting system. This is the fn-st of a Missionary Society Meets [series of small, convenient and inex- The WL.man’i^ .Missionary society Pensive homes to he built in that sec- met al the home oT Mrs. Jm* Camp- "I the city, it is slated, hell on Monday evening, and the ses- ^ ; sion was opened with scripture jvad-than 1 do the use of cigars, ing and prayer. BusiiM'ss was attend-^ i’'!"*, smoking or taking snuff. I'd to ami an inlerosting program w’as ''‘j® human body d^cs re given, with Ml'S. H. P. .McKts*, .Mrs.first at the us<* of tobacco, it G. G. HoiH*r,'.Mrs. R. I). Hughes, Mrs.■ adjusts it-sidf thereto. DICK MEISKY J, <’. I)avenp<»rt, iMrs. .M. T. Ficklin,!"'®*^® ®'*" question hut And that Mrs, J. P. Terry, .Mrs. R. T, Tram- ’""''® in<lividuauls are more su.scep- mell and Mrs. Campbell taking part. nicotine iMiisoning than others. Little Misses Betty Anne Cunipbell, Used mildly and not to excess, to- Billie lK*e H(H)|H*r and Betty Jo Fick- hacco is stimulating, just as is tea, partless hair. The other figures show- i;,, ,n.rved delightful rofreshnients. ®uffee. Tobacco is more often in dulged in, taken in larger d«»ses, and j .Miss .Mildred Ljda jaffects more functions of the human ate in the Courny of Laurens, State ing off Ninety-Six high without any Under the large picture he was! .Miss Mildied Iah* Lyda, 16, daugh- machinery than any other stimulant' of South Carolina, ne»l to and ad- trouble la.st Friday night here, was «"® 'he best backs in ter of .Mr. and Mrs. A. V\ . Lydu, ditNi of this type, and when used to ex- joining Parcel Number 111, herein- sclteduled to play, Grt'er at Greer 'I*® *La'® •ud fhe smartest in at the local hospital Tuesday follow- cess undouhte<lly do»'s stamp an “in- AhikVf •If'teribtNi containinir seventy- U’e<tneAUv of thi*'we«'k We nrediet f^he business. He was prai.sed as a iug a brief illne.ns. A native of Spar-’jurious seal on the physique and eight and five-tenths (78.5) acres, a victory by about two touchdowns versatile athlete, a well-dix'ssed and tanhurg. Miss Lyda had resided here maral.s of the sanoker,’’ says Dr. S. more or leas, as shown on plat there- fur the spirrted locals . . . Wofford popular man on the campu.s and as for the jmst nine years. - ’ ' tract of land, lying, being and situ-' Thornwell’s Crusaders, after |)olish- • uniform, toting the old leather.j WHO WORKS WHERE? CITY SHOE SHOP S. D. DawkiiLs. Mgr. Bobby Adair Thi.s firm employ.s 2 Forty-six i^eviously re ported firms employed 369 Total 371 It Pays To Trade IN CLINTON .Seilkovite'h, a cigarette smoker for of made by J. Roy Crawford, Survey- must be trying to set some kind of 'h® "umber one Blue Hose kicker, as} Surviving are h«r parents; one ni«- over 50 years, or. Saptenfber 6, 1939; and bounded a record for tie games—but why, oh,^®II •* • ball-carrier of no small iter,, Mrs. Ella Mae McCall, Gn*en-j Excess .smoking cau.ses loss of ap on the northwest by other pro|>ertyjwhy couldn’t they inclmie us out! •bility. tha aataCe of L. K. Stone, de- Anyway, beware, Rollins; 1 think and lands of J<ffin H. Young those Blue .Stockings are kinda mad aetata; on the aouthweat by lands of ... A couple of vociferous Honea NOW IS THE TI.ME Lyda, all of Clinton, to subscribe to that .Magazine, aa Funeral ville; and six brothers, Charlie, Wil- petite, iixtigestion, heartliurn, dimness lium, J. D., Roy, KolH'rt and Frank of vi.siun, imlpitation of the heart, {nervousness, heailache, cough, giddi- were ctrnducted ness, and as a local irritant on the services 0^ aatate; on tha aouthweat Path suppoiters (sitting in the Clin- there are many serial offers )uat Wednesday afternoon at 3 o’clock at mucous mebrune of the nmulh or lijis Davis eataie, and ton sUmIs) caused a lot of amuse- "ow •nd food uiml Nov. 10th. In Calvary Baptist church, with R**v, K.iinuy give risi* to cancer. by lands of George on the northwest by larxls of P. B. ment and di.sgust at the Red I>evil- *«ine instances Bailey and IMiil D. Huff. .Stinger contest by their btdligerant ''ancing. the prices are ad* The said lands wil be sold in sei>a- yells and wiwcracks . . . We are rate parcels as above described in highly appreciative and greatly in fa- such order as the seller may deter- voi of the courtesy programs prt*sent- mine. The terms of the sale will be ed to the sjiectators at the recent cash, subject, however, to the approv- Clinton high games . . . Portable radio al of the Court of the bid receiveii, — — —_— and with the right to reject any and all bids. The successful bidder in each instance will be required to de posit upon the bid being knocked down, five (5Vf ) per cent of his bid as evidence of good faith in the bid and ujKin compliance with the terms, of the bid the deposit to be credited; upon the purchase price, and upon' failure of the bidder to comply with: the terms of the bid, the depo.sit toj be forfeited to the seller. 1 Tne .sale shall not be clo8e4l upon' the day of sale, but shall remairt open until noon of the thirtieth dayj after the sale, exclusive of the dayj of sale, within which thirty-day pe- riotl any person otlier than the high-! est bidder at the sale or any repre-| sentative thereof, may enter a higher i bid upon complying with the terms of i sale by making a deposit of five (5%) per cent of his bid as a guar-j anty of his good faith, and thereafter' within such period any persoms other than such highest bidder at the sale or any representative thereof, may j in like manner raise the last highest bid, and the successful bidder shall* be deemed to be the person who sub mitted the last highest bid within said period and made the necessary ^ deposit. I The successful bidder will be re quired to comply with the terms of the sale within ten (10) days aften 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 sta'mps and re-j cording. The pui'chaser to be let in. possession immediately upon compli-' ance with the bid and approval of the I sale by the Court. The original plat; of each tract will be furnished to the purchaser. H. D. HENRY, Executor of the estate of Leander R. Stone. 30-3<rw JAMES W. CALDWELL We Do All Kinds of PRINTING Except Bad. CHRONICLE PUBLISHING CO. I). Hughes and Rev. R. J. I^xiney of-,“ ficiating. Interment was made in the .church cemetery. COUGHS, COLDS mmosphene? ^ Pleasant, Effective Vapor Treatment. Kettle Free See Yoor Draggfat. If ^ou Don’t Rend THE CHRONICLE Yob DoK’t Get the NEWS Smoking “The man wh<* smokes think.s like' a sage and acts like a .Samaritan, w'hile he w’ho does not smoke ha.s nev er known great griefs or refu.ses ^him.silf the .“oflest con.-^ulation,'’ said, 'one philo.sopher. I Kui'tori in his Anatomy of .Melaii- *choly calleil tidjaeco “divine, rare,: I suiier-excellent, far abov«- |>otahD«‘ gold and the philosopher’s stone, and a sovereign renmly for all diseases.’’ Some authorities claim that to-! bacco was cultivated in Asia liefore Christ, and was smoked and chewed by the masses, coming ultimately to (North America with the Indians, via itho.se islands which resemble .stepping [stones and which reach.from Siberia !to Alaska. ^ I ' WaltiM- Raleigh ar-iiuired the habit of smoking, learning it from thej American Indians, who cultivati'd the wee<l, and then introduced it to Fu-' rope. I j I presume the question a.sked most of physicians by their patients is:| “Doctor, does smoking or using to- !bacco harm me?” j Although 1 have never used I^adyi Nicotine in any form, my answer isj |“In moderation t<>hacco will not hurt you, hut used excessively, like any thing else, may lead Ui many grave 'results, espitiafiy affecting the 1 heart.” ' The great trouble with those who I .smoke, and this applies to those whoi !drink and who are heavy eaters, is, [that it is so easy to exceed the harm- lless minimum^—and that is where thCj [true danger lies. | I In this connection let me say that* 'it is a fact that the increasing death' toll from cardiac disea.ses is closely parallel with the increasing use of mnmAi ofSODA Plenty of it! Mo Increase in Price There will be no increase in the present price of Natural Chilean Nitrate of Soda during this en tire season ending June 30, 1910. You can get all you want. Large supplies are in the United States now and ships are regularly hriiiging in additional cargoes to meet the expected increase in demand. Plenty for everybody's needs ... no increase in price. I W* Do AU Kindt of PRINTING Except Bad. CHRONICLE PUBLISHING CO. A reserve of 44,000 Red Cross registered nurses stands ready to aid In preserv ing the life and health of the nation. Typical activity of Red Crote nureo It shown, working in clinic under doctor’s supervision. Red Cross nurses srs [tobacco throughout the United States, nation’s reserve for Army, Navy and Government hospital service, and also to ^ serve civilians in epidemic or disaster. The Red Cross Nursing Service It sup 1. • . . conditions have mate ported by members who join the Red Cross during Roil Call, November 11 to 30. , "ave mate- . • 'imlly increased among women, since they began to smoke cigarette.s. I do not consider cigarettes any more *pt-to-bring about a cardiac YAssmniKs.. 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