The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, February 08, 1940, Image 7
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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON, & C.
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Fdb. Salesday
A public Mile oif the lands and
ei^ ct late'J. A. iBafley of this
eHey, mm h^ Monday monrinc to
Lsmidmis by Jndipe of Probate. The
tale waa attended ^ a smaM cro*wd,
wkb little blddiiv duiinflr the day.
WMh foor axeeptimn, aU ^ the prop
erty mm bid in by <1^ T. iiniaon, at
torney for W. J. Bailey, execulor of
the eatete.
the faUowhv ie a list of the prop-
.erty sold and the purchase price:
Matt Dial place, |400, James Fitts;
lot on Broad street, $140, Raymond'
PHts; 1-2 acre McC^ lot, $40, R. T.
Wilsim, attorney; 556 acres Kerns
place, $1,400, R. T. Wilson, attorney;
77 acres, $580, L. L. Copeland.
1-2 undivided interest in following
property, all of whkh was bid in by
R T. Wilson, sttomey: Elmore place,
$100; Boyd place, $250; building oocn-
pied by Hamp B^d, $1,000; 2 iota on
Broad street, $160; Gideon HRl lot,
$22; iMicOoy place, $150; building oc
cupied by Ideal' Bakery, $900; Scott
store building, $100; Vance place,
$1,750; Harris place, $250; Maitin
plade, $150.
1-7 undivided interest in following
property, all of which was bid in by
R. T. Wilson, attorney: Jerry Pylee
place, $100; 3 lots, |150;«buil^ng oc
cupied by Chain’s Dress shop, $300;
building occupied by Abrams-Geer
beauty shop and Abrams barber shop,
$325; building occupied by Bailey’s
bank, $200; Pitts street lo^ <F^-
' 'son ■proporsy', '$50; HBHaabeth ■ eteeety«»
lot, $10. <
1-14 undivided interest in following
property, all of whidh was bid in by
R. T. Wilson, attorney: lot in College
View, $10; Kelly house, $10; Saluda
river property, $10; building occupied
by Sumerel’s D^. store, $200; Burn
side pla<%, $25; Pyles place, $10; Dill
ard place, $6i0; McCormick county
property, $50; Chaney place, ^$25.
1-14 unitivided intestet in Grant
place,'$10, Mrs. Helen ^iley Obering.
So^’s stCHe on North Broad street
was subject to an indebtedness of
$20,000.
For
"March of Dimes”
Paralysis Fund
List week The Chronicle announced
that it would receive contributions
for the "Marcb of IMmes" campaign
tin the national fight being wag^
{against V infantile paralysis. , It was
.stated at the time also, that dimes
(or other contrilnitHms could be left
V jat the drug stores in the city to be
Icolleoted and forwarded to the Na
tional Foundation committee. /
Tbe Chronicle has received several
contributions for this fund. If you
desire to give a dime or several dimes
■ or dollars, leave it at the office or
iany of the drug stores for collection
and ‘to be forwarded to proper au-
jthorities within the next few days,
i The Chronicle received yesterday
I $9.50 in dinies for the cause given
by the boys and girls and employees
■of the State Training School. These
jchildren h#ie set an example for
'the community, both in interest and
'm gifts for the March' of Dimes,
I others are asked to follow.
T. C. Johnson
Plumbing, Heating and Electric
Contractor
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THE SroRTS CHAHERBOX
By TENCH OWENS
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I noticeable improvementrSn the part
of the Blue Hose fighters and It ceir-
tainly paid dividends, for they nar-
lowly missed winning the entire
match .... MTien the referee stopped
the lightweight match in jihe first
_ , , , , .round because P. C.’s representative.
Some very ftne baskrtlmll games game. Toward the last, however,'Kaylor, received a small cut,
have been played on the Presbyterian forged ehe^ with a over his eye, it brought to ligW an-{
college gymnasium recently during j "°J"********?"*®y slwts. Cop- ^ew rule that has been made!
the stwf-at^iome part of the Blue ?*•?,*** • order to renrove the danger fromj
Stockil^’ schedule. i with uncanny skill, using an unusual intercollegiate boxing . . . The-P, C.,
For instance, that Citadel thriller overhead shot whi^ is very hard w led by Lih Tucker and Louj
last Thursday wa* just as close and ^ forwards, recently ptayed
rexciting as we predicted in this two games, winning ea.sily from
'r£ last week. The Blue Hose werel^® minutes of .he fray into-rough Thorpweil high school and losing to
not to be iienied'that night and came l^n<icr college ... The annual box-
from behind to lick the cadets for * ^ ^ dribbling tournament sponsored by t.he
the second time this year. And don’t „ Presbyterian college ROTC unit will
think those l^lldogs aren’t plenty^- Woffords smocrth-clvciflng quintet be conclude<l Saturday night with the
g<ood—they are. Last year they had^^'vned the local goal-.sbooters in an- championship fights . . . The firstf
the best record in the strte, auto- «!<>*« game last week," The de- round bouts on .Monday provided
winning the intercollegiate moralixing sharpshobting of Flynn, grand entertainment for those on the
championship. Coach McMillianM forward, was the main reason outside looking in, showed some goo<l
played as if inspired in the sec- for the defeat suffered by the Blue varsity prospects, and established fav-
ojvd. te Jur®B ahcM to an eight- visitors exhibited a pol-iorite* in each weight class .... Bob-
point lead by the end of ^ game, passing attadV the superior oflTy "S^anebecFs"*" khocRoUt vfctdiy'
and they were still going lArong wheni'*^^^^ have not seen this year. over Paul Turner and several techni-
Sweet revenge was^ theirs. when cal knockouts furnished the main
22-8c'Lloyd Evans, pi^bably deoerve mosE the Blue Hose defeated the’Fuiman excitement in Monday’s fights ....
of the credit fox this remarkable five Tuesday of this week. Pepper However, we have a hunch, “You
rally, biit the wihi^e team was red Martin was held in check nicely while ain’t seen nothing yet!’’^
hot and 'worked together ms well as! Meisky did himself proud with 13 — ♦ j
they 'have this seaeon in our opin-'points. .An aJert, aggresesive defense Mussolini will Ihortly distribute
FOR SAiiE—M our bam 60 Hamp-j-ion. Even tft>e desperate ef^rts-of stopped the Paladians long ‘enough cards among Italians, probably just
thire pige, 20 to 50 tt>s. Excellent'the Citadel stars. Freeman ^nd Bur-'for the Presbyterian boys to grab a to show the people how well the axis
stock, raaaonable pnoet. Gome and} rows, jwere not enough stop tbe^safe lead. "■ is still working. j
see them. State Training School. 8-2c Blue Stockings on that n^. | We only hope the quality of the j : “ i
Things got rough in we Newberry local basketball remains at the pres-j SPECIAL OFFER—, t
game the following eyCning as the lent high standard and that P. C. con- GOOD UNTIL FEBRUARY 14
Blue Hose finally w^ccuiribed by ajtinues to ring up the larger scores. 1 American Magazine, The Woman’s
narro# marpn. Plying before' the | w (Home Companion, and Collier’s Week-
largest crowd we ^ve ever seen ini Congrats to the P. C. boxers for
I^R SALE — Fat betis and turkeys.
Both 20c pound. We deliver. Smitb-
Plaxico Farm, T^epbone 301. , Ip
WANTED—A saleainan to sell monu
ments. Wide territoary for good
man. Write Box 1322, Charlotte, rtve.fin^ bell rang. Dick Meisky and
N. C.
FOR SALE — Mdlk-fed fryers. Apply
• "to 'Thomwell Orphanage Poultry
Plant. tf
SALESMAN WAiNTED-Good near
by RawWgh Route now open. If
willing te oonduot Home Servioe bus-
inoM while earning good living, write
nmnediately. B«wie^’«^ Dept. SCB-
27-45, Ridnnood, Va. 22-4p
PLAYER PIANO BARGAIN! — In
stead of reshipping to factory, $700
Player Piano, like new, can* be had
f<^ unpaid balance of $38.46 remain
ing on contract. Write at once to Eld-
.gar 0. Netzow, (Department of Ac-
counto), 4743 North Shrtfield Avenue,
Milwaukee, Wisconsin, who will ad-^
viee where piano can be aeen. Kindly
furinsh references. 8-3p
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MILLING AT WATERLOO — We
grind your Wheat, Com and Feed
every day. We have on hand “Old
Homest^” products — Flour, Com
Meal and Feeds. Our prices are right
We are anxious to serve you.
Golding, Waterloo, S. C.
U. S. APPROVED CHICKS —
U. S. Pullorum Tested R. I. l^s,
Barred Rodu, White Rocks, B\m Or
pingtons. Ad stock passed by/official
State Sirierting Agent. Our year.
First hatch off Jah. 17. Haim every'
week. Price $7.50 the lOoAielivered,
live delivery guaranteed. ^Cheaper if
called for. We ship C.OyO. Fanners
Hatchery, 908 Main St, Newberry,
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the local gym, the eonteetants went!their fine showing against Georgia
along on even rerme most (rf the (last Friday.w There seemed to be
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lil three, 14 months, for $4.0(1.
Call 276
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MRS. WELLS
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