The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, December 26, 1940, Image 6
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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C.
Thursday, December 26, 1940
NOTICE OF TAX SALE
' right and as Administratrix of the
: Estate of A. C. Bailey, deceased; Wil
lie Duckett Bailey Gist; Helen Bai-
By authority of a tax execution I et.al, Defendants
Aanded me by the Treasurer of Lau- [' Pui-suant to a Decree of the Court
*«ns County. I have levied on the. in the above stated case I will sell
property hereinafter described and j at public outcry to the highest bid-
will sell at public outcry for cash,,der, either in or in front of the Court
either in or in front of the Court House, at Laurens, C. H., S. C., on
House at Laurens, S. C.. on Monday, Salesday in January next, being
January 6, 1941, it being Salesday Monday, the 6th day of the month,
in January, the following described during the legal hours for such sales,
property, lying, being, and situate in the following described property, to-
Laurens County, State of South Car- wit;
olina. to wit: ^ ■ Tract No. 1
All that piece, parcel or tract of
.. and the greatest
of these is charity"
WEST CLINTON NEWS
.Mrs. Joe Campbell, Correspondent
AH'; that lot. piece or pai'cel 'of.j land situate lying and being on State
land lyiog., boirtg and situate in the Highway No. 56 about one mile south
Town of Cross' Hill. County of Lau- of Clinton, in Laurens County, South:
rens. .State of S. C.. bounded on the Carolina, containing thirty and three-■
north by D. R. Chapman, south by fourths (3024) acres, more or less, 1
lot of \V. C. Bryson estate, on the, as more fully appear by refer-!
east by B;ti.)tist church lot. west by ence to a plat of survey of the G.|
Mom street. 'Berry Bailey lands made by C. A.t
Levied on as the property of the ^ power. Surveyor, on December 4,:
heirs to the estate of Mrs. M. E. Bry- 1940, and on which plat this tract i
£on, the defaulting taxpayers. appears as Plot No. 1; bounded onj
— the north and west by lands of Dr,,
All that lot or parcel of land ly- Jack Young, on the south by Plot
ing andrf^ituate in the Town of Clin-
tc'n, Laurens County. S. C., contain
ing three-eights (3-8) of an acre,
more or less, bounded now or for-
merly_by lands of Sampson Johnson.
Cftate of Lewis !tIeadows and public
N. 2 shown on said plat, and on the
east by State Highway No. 56, which
divides this tract from Tract No, 3
and by lands of Dr. Jack Young.
Tract No. 2
! Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Long had sis
their guests Sunday Mrs. Evelyn
Holtzclaw, Misses Nora and Virginia
. Holtzclaw, Mrs. Mae Holtzclaw and
! Fred Long, Mrs. Lizzie Jennings,
i Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Ruch and son
James Neal, and Mrs. Alma Jamision
[of Greenwood.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Guest and
Mrs. Maud Guest were visitors in
^ Spartanburg Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. Hoyle Foster of
Gastonia, N. C., were the week-end
I guests of Mr. and Mrs. S, C. Foster.
I Paul Smith, Mrs. Charlie Lowry
; and Mrs. J. H. Bouknight were visi-
i Say, Joe, is there really a Santa * tors in Spartanburg Friday.
*£>1 j, Mr. and Mrs.' T. H. Stevenson and 1
jCMu*. ^ family visited relatives in Greenwood i
, J dont know, Mary, But you'll Saturday.
remember he didn't stop here last' Walter King of Camp Aubry, is
I spending the holidays wiht his par-
! ents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry King. I
Mrs. Palmer Howard sp>ent the!
year.
All that piece, parcel or tract of
road leading north from the Town of situate, lying and being on State
Clinton, and being a part of the Lew
is Meadf'ws^ eytate.
Highway No. 56, .about one mile
, . , . , ?3tlth“0f Clinton, in LauTefis County,,
Levied on a.s the propeity of Billie, Carolina, containing thirty and
Meadows, heir to the estate of Lewis
Meadows, the defaulting taxpayer.
i five-tenths (30.5) acres, more or less,
> as will more fully appear by refer-,
ence tc a plat of survey of the G.
All that tract or parcel of land ly- Berry Bailey lands, made by C. A.
ing and,>ituate in Laurens County, Power, Surveyor, on December 4,
S. C.. containing 78 acr^s, more or, 1940. and on which plat this tract
less, bounded by l^inds now or for- appears as Plot No. 2; bounded on
merly of M. A. Sumcrel, T. J. Weath- the north by Plot No. 1 shown onj
ers and others. j said plat; on the east by State High- 1
Levied on as the property of John v\-ay No. 56 which divides this tract 1
week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Schumpert in Newberry.
Claude Smith of Fort Bragg, is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Henry King.
H. Bonds, the defaulting taxpayer. from Plot No. 4 shown on said sur
vey, and on the_itQUth and west by
Airthat IdT, piece or parcel of land lands of Dr. Jack Young,
lying and situate in the Town ofi Tract No. 3
Clinton, Laurens County, S. C., con
taining one-half (^2) acre, more or
less, bounded on the north by lot of
Vinie Smith and Jack Suber, 209,ft.,
«ast by lands of W. B. Owens, 104 ft.,
south by W. B. Owens, 209 ft., on
west by Bell Street, 104 ft.
All that piece, parcel and tract of|
land situate, lying and being on State |
Highw’ay No. 56 about one mile south |
of Clinton in Laurens County, South 1
Carolina, containing sixteen and.
three-fourths (163^4) acres, more or',
i less, as will more fully appear by j
Mother's Club Meets
"" The Mothers club held their regu
lar meeting Tuesday evening at the
community hall. Mrs. Snelgrove,
president, called the meeting to or
!der and turned the meeting over to
Miss Mae Madden, program leader.
Mrs. Palmer Howard read the Scrip
ture, found in Luke 2. “Silent
Night” was sung by all. Miss Helen
I Connolly gave a reading “Willie
I. , and Annie.” Devotional was closed
that s Santa knocking at prayer by Mrs. Joe Campbell.
Roll called by the secretary, Mrs.
-A.-G.-Arnold—with 17 present.—Re-
I port of sick and plans were made to
send a basket to an unfortunate fam
ily. A Christmas party with Miss
Connolly leader of the games, was
enjoyed by all.
A salad course was served by the
refreshments committee. Gifts were
also exchanged.
Maybe
the door now! You amwer it, Joe.
Levied on as the property of John' reference to a plat of survey therfe'
H. Thompson, the defaulting tax-j of made by C. A. Power, Surveyor,
payer.
, Air that tract or parcel of land ly-
i»g and situate in Hunter Township,
Laurens County, S. C., containing 40,
acres, more or less, bounded now ori^'^^^y* ^he west by State
on December 4, 1940, and on which
plat this tract appears as Plot No. 3;
bounded on the north and east by
lands of Dr. Jack Young, on the
south by Plot No. 4 shown on said
formerly by the Copeland place,' Highway No. 56.
lands of Bedenbaugh brothers, the
Workman place, and Crawford lands.
Levied on as the property of A. C.
Mills, the defaulting taxpayer.
Tnct No. 4
All that piece, parcel and tract of
land situate, lying and being on State
Highway No. 56 about one mile souUt
of Clinton in Laurens County, Squthj
All that tract piece or parcel of Carolina, containing sixteen and two-
lond lying, being and situate in the I tenths (16.2) acres, more or less, as
County of Laurens, State of S. C., will more fully appear by reference
<xmtaining 33 acres, more or less,'to a plat of survey made by C. A.
bounded by lands of Mrs. Euphemia 1 Power, Surveyor, on December 4,
T. Bryson, Mrs. Nannie T. Blakely, J.j 1940, and on which plat this tract is
Mills Hunter and others. {shown as Plot No. 4; bounded on the
Levied on as the property of Miss'north by Plot No. 3 shown on said
Mary E. Blakely and L. J. Blakely,{survey, on the east and.south by
the defaulting taxpayers. ' lands of Dr. Jack Young, and on the
j west by State Highway No. 56.
AU that tract or parcel of land ly-: ^opy o? ^aid land may
iBg and situate in Hunter township,!^ the Cleric of
Mountville school district, Laurensl^®'^*^’ 1-^nrens, S. C., at the office of
County, S. C., containing ‘15 acres ^5- L-Long. Attorney, Laarens, S.C.,
more or less, bounded by lands of! ®t the office of Robt. S. Owens,
Arthur Redfield and others. Attorney, Clinton, S. C.
Thanks Mr. Goodfellow! Now
we KNOW there's a Santa Clout!
H appily eMHgh, cacli year finds the
CnndfeUow'a Qab gratni aracb bri
ar. 'nara ia aa finer ezpretoian af dw
CkriataM* ^Mril than charitable actiritba,
citker thraai^ troop ar indiridnal
h is the Caadfellaw wha fils perfectly
bla the Chrisinias picture. The Caadfah
law—he be aua ar wanian—is keenly
fsgnisant af the fact that all arcr ^
hrnad land, b dly, tawn and hnwlat, and
Ml lha farns, miUbos af lAildraa af thn
pnar are fareed ta wander tf Santa Cbna
wiU aania ta
Birthdays and Anniversaries
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Arnold celebrat-
d their wedding anniversary Dec. 18.
Dec. 5 was the birthday of Miss
Gertrude King. ,
Henry King observed his birthday
Dec. 17.
Dec. 24 is the birthday of Ruby
iLee Smith.
I L. M. Evans will celebrate his
birthday Dec. 26.
AatMf the Slek
Mrs. Jess Samples has been ill
with flu the past week.
Bn a GaadfeUaw thb Okristanaa saw
saa! Help seme needy fansdy and an-
perianac that added richneas af spirit
which enly eonscs frees free girin|.
Levied on as the property of
Amanda Redfield, the defaulting tax
payer. L
The above described lands will be
sold in parcels and then as a whole
and the most advantageous bid ac
cepted.
Terms -of Sale; Cash, the success-
All that tract, piece, or parcel of,
land lying and situate in Laurens bidder, immediately upon the
County. State of S. C., Mountville conclusion of the bidding, shall de-
nchool district, containing one hun-. Posil with the Clerk of Court the
dred sixty nine (169) acres,'more or'sum of ten per cent of the amouat
less, and known as the Tom Cole ** a guarantee of his good
place, bounded by lands now or for- i f^^th in the bidding. The same to be
merly of J. H. Coleman, H. E. Hitt,! ®PPl*®<^ ^o the purchase price upon
S. L. Moore and others. ' complying with the terms of sale.
Levied on as the propery of Mrs ®vent thb successful bidder
Lucy Goggans Austin, et al, heirs to
the estate of S. H. Goggans, tf\e de
faulting taxpayers.
Terms of Sale: Cash. Purchase)* to
pay for stamps and recording.
2-3c C. W. WIER, Sheriff.
NOTICE OF SALE
The State of South Carolina,
County of Laurens.
Court of Common Pleas.
Robert Bailey and Jessie Bailey
Ponder, Plaintiffs, against Nesbitt
Bailey; Hattie Bailey in her own
should fail to make such deposit, or
should fail to comply with the terms
of sale, the said lands shall be resold
on the same or some subsequent
Salesday on the same terms, at the
i risk of the defaulting purchaser.
, The purchaser to pay for papers,
stamps and recording. Bidding to be
closed on the day of the sale.
V. R. FLEMING,
C. C. C, P. & G. S,
Dated this 17th day of Dec. Ifl40.
2-3cl
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HE riAtOH or
CiOOD CH1=tr
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9eod 4mm9s Hwf hav* com*
OMT way during fho past year.
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hava baan instramaatal In
analfKnf us to bava a most
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thiag.
To You qnd Yours A Merry Christmos
And A Hoppy New Year
NcD/ufla murm wokks
HUBBBT GWmS.
Here listed arc virtues of a good
toy as described by experts in kin
dergarten training at the National
College of Education* at Evanston,
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... is our sincere wish
fcN* the people of Laurens
County.
T. Lane Monroe
COUNTY THEASURER
The successful plaything is dur
able. Flimsy toys make children
careless and destructive.
It stimulates its owner’s imagina
tion and encourages him to dramat
ic play. _
Although it is not tninglesome or
awkward, the well-desifned toy is
large and simi^ enough not to
cause eye and muscle strain.
It is easy to keep clean.
It is safe. It does not have splin
tery edges or rims of riuurp tin.
Up to the minute play materials
are not static, nor do they merely
provkle entertainment.
Every child has two types of toys
—those which stimulate individu^
play and those iriiidi encourage him
to group activity.
Make a Face Mask of Santa
Any bri^t boy or girl can make*
a large face mask of Santa Clana
from lueavy wraiqpmg pi^^ smd wa
ter cohv paiata. Tha mask sboald
be cut trom a sheet “ii wrapping
paper, abaitt WH indMs. Ske^
or trace the temtaxee with a penal,
then color with water color paints.
Red should he used for the hat,
white for the whkton.dblue for ^
eyes, and tdnk lot the AeAa. Out-
Om tiiaat cdlors with black bnuB,
m4 tilt la Mdahad-
ocziczja
aCDCZDO With fan spam-
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Lj'L—lCIZlO MgaMiMI •! ih«
wardt, wa uy la
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flidiy cnniSTiniis
and
HmiiEf rail
Vic R. Fleming
CLHtX or OOURT
LAinUNf comiTY
wimm
May Christxnoi bring Joy,
OBKi P«acg and Contgob
mint, and may th# Niw
Year bi oni iillid with
Hiolfh and Protpirity...
Your osgociations have
modi thi jxst yoor hai^
lot iodi of us ond w# trust
thiSi friendsh^ may con
tinue for many years to
cx>ra©.\
COPELAND-STONE CO.
PHONE 47
WE DELIVER
CLINTON, S. C.
Joe's Esso Service
OPEN 24 HOURS
JOE C. McDaniel, prep.
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SEASON’S GREETINGS
The sift we traaaere aiest was not fives at this Christmas-
itsie . . . bat rather It eras gives ^ thiaa«b the year. This gift
Is year friea4ship and patrasace. We treassra li SMst bacaase we
ksaw It Is yosr way' af Mwwisg aa that ear Service has bees wd-
caaied by yen. We mw la all siaeerlty ...
M^BRY CHRISTMAS-
HAPPY NEW YEAR
BLALOCK’S GROCERY
FEANaS BLALOCK. Bfasager
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(o^etT^ //h 1
CbrIstauM gives as aa appartaiUty ta say ta yaw what we feel
all the thae . .. that we ar* awat appreetattvs af yaar iranrsas
patraa^, yaar caafldeaaa aad yaar fricadsUp. Aad dartag tha
eamtag year wa pladge aarselvaa t* a further aflart t* amka aar-
eeh/m warthy. Aad wa add the aga-M
MERRY CHRISTMAS AND
A HAPPY NEW YEAR.
CITY SALES CO.
PRT K. ADAIR, Maaagar
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