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' . ,r -h Page Two THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Thursday, July 5,1956 Contract for New Academy Street School To Be Let Early in the Fall Trustees of Laurens County School District No. 56 have an nounced that the contract for building a new Academy Street school will be let early in the fall. The structure will be com pleted in time for occupancy in September, 1957. The plant will cost approxi mately $350,000. The building is give her stationery that says the appreciates clever design subtle color — rich quality and the sum total of sparkling fashion that is Montag's atone) , being designed by Roy Hitchcock, Clinton architect, and plans are just about complete. The new building will replace the present Academy Street school which is about 50 years old and has been pronounced unsafe. It will be razed. The new jjdant will be situated in the pine grove north of Clin ton Mill baseball park on Eliza beth street. Negotwtions for funds were completed Tuesday morning at a conference between school trus tees and the newly elected dele gation to the general assembly, whereby the necessary funds can Young Is Chairman Chamber Committee * The make-up of the Agriculture | committee of the Clinton Cham- j ber of Commerce was given Tues day following that group’s board ! of directors meeting at the Bank of Clinton. Reese Young is chairman of the Chamber’s agriculture committee with members Henderson Pitts, J. J. Cornwell, D. B. Smith, James Copeland and Gus Ramage. Chamber Vice President Jim Von HoLlen presided oyer Tues day's meeting of the Chamber. Market Quotations Of Local Interest be obtained through the State Educational Finance Commission. This new building will almost complete anticipated school con struction in the district, it was said. Renovations and additions at Jonaa and renovations at Cross Hill are the only items remaining to be provided for op the con struction agenda. //<r///#$'i Chronicle Publishing Co. Pu blishers—Printers Stationers (Courtesy of Wolfe and Addi- son, Investment Dealers.) Bid Asked Amer. Merita 51 53 Colonial Stores . 334 34Mt Gen. Amer. Oil 6414 67 Haloid .... 60i 4 63 Maude Indus. .. 4, /4 4% Unit. Amer. Inv. 5 5i/ 4 Winn-Dixie 23 2314 Unit. Acc. Fund 11.65 12.66 Unit. Cont. Fund 8.23 8.99 Unit Inc. Fund . 10.39 dj J9 Unit. Sci- Fund 12.14 Unit. Fund Can. 16.04 17.43 Texas Nat. Gas 5414 57 ^ Ports. Steel 16 s * 17% (Supplied by Merill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner and Beane at 10:00 a. m./July 3. PUBLIC RECORDS i, Public records filed recently at the Laurens county court house include the following: Property Tranfers Mrs. Betty Leopard. M. C. Leopard, Frank Leopard, Clyde Lopard, Mattie Knighton, to Lu ther R. Leopard, 1 tfe acres in Laurens Township for $1.00. Minnie Lee Adams to James Daniel Adams, 4.1 acres, being part of the Col. H .Y. Simpson land, for $5.00. Jerome Hudson Rector to J. T. Hollingsworth, 85 ^ acres in Cross Hill Township, also lots in the'sub-division property of J. H. Rector, for $10.00. A. B. Stone to Isaac D. Stone and Mrs. Lois McCutcheon and Alvin B. Stone, 57 acres bounded by lands of Ralph Copeland, for $5.00. Newberry Federal Savings and Loan Association to Amos E. Eustace, lot on Irby Ave., Lau rens, for $5,166.36. Richard Clopton and Betty Clopton to Joe H. Bonds, lot on Moorhead St„ Joanna, for $500.00. Lizzie Suber Mason and Jessie Suber to William Martin, lot on Gary St., Clinton, for $1.00. Carl C. Owens to B. Joe Gar rett, lot in Garlington Place, Lau rens, assumption of mortgage. Ralph T. Wilson, Sr., to R. T. Wilson, Jr., lot on Oak Drive, Laurens, for $650. R. T. Wilson, Jr., to Thomas R. Taylor and Martha K. Taylor, lot -in Forest Hills subdivision, LauranSjJfor $10.00. Alvin Edge and Mary Hariks Edge to Williaib P. Nabors, lot on Calhoun St., Joanna, assump tion of mortgage. J. C. Simpson to Joe H. Bonds, lot on Joanna to Whitmire high way, for $900.00. Frances G. Madden to Newber- How ready are you't for a rainy day t One Month’s Start Today - with a bank Savings Account Emergencies won't wait ’till you’re ready for them. With a month's pay saved, you are al ways prepared ... have a bank-protected se curity fund to see you through a sudden need for cash. Any amount opens an account. And your money is immediately available. Open your bank savings account today, and begin saving regularly. Soon you’ll have a cash reserve of one month’s pay... and earn ing interest, too. 2% INTEREST PAID ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS SEMI-ANNUALLY M. I miLEV t MLjU. B L I S H E D 8 8 6 ttm oLd CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $625,000 MEMBER — FfDiRAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION < ry Federal Savings and Loan As sociation, lot on Irby Ave., Lau rens, for $5,166.36. George F. Shockley and Betty Jean S. Shockley, to E. L. Thomp son, Jr., and Alice V. Thompson, one acre of the old Madden prop erty, for $5.00 and assumption of mortgage. J. W. Massey to Bessie Lander Massey, Willie Dendy, Lee Wat son, Sylvia Effonbee Karakul, 45 acres bounded by lands ,of E. D. Madden, for $5.00. Lizzie Lewis (also known as Mrs. Elizabeth Lewis Keys) to Jarvis Lewis, acre in the Town of Clinton, for $10.00. Raymond H. Davis and Tessie L. Davis to C. Y. Satterfield and Sudie Mae W. Satterfield, lot in the Watts Mill village,*for $400.00 and assumption of mortgage. Elizabeth A. Madden to J. R. Madden, 4 acres in Waterloo- Towrtship, for $5.00. H. V. Higley as Administrator of Veterans Affairs to Joe H. Bonds, 2 acres on road from Goldville to Whitmire, for $1,500. W. R. McCune, Jr., to Eldred L. Higgins, quitclaim deed to 3.98 acres in Sullivan Township., for $10 and premises. Melford J. Strange to Laurens Mills, strip of land in the City t>f Laurens, for $1.00t Laurens Mills to Joe B. Med- lock, strip of land in the City of Laurens, for $1.00. Marriage Licenses Issued Otie Cunnigham, Waterloo, and Nercie Belle Campbell, Waterloo. James White Ashmore, Lau rens. and Sue Della Pace, Lau rens. Harrison Rowe Cathcart. Lau rens, and Margaret Florence Burke, Enoree. James Earl Calwile, Gray Court, and Ella Ruth Todd, Ow- ings. Eugene McGowan, Mountville, and Zemary Grant, Cross Hill. Morris Leroy Johnson, Lau rens, and Lillie Lucille Foster, Gaffney. Manning Calhoun Price, Ware Shoals, and Nancy Teresa Wat kins, Wattsville. John Wesley Smith, Clinton, and Dorothy Rose Dakers, Clin ton. James Leonard Jones, Spartan burg, and Katherine Irene Ste vens, Woodruff. Thomas Frederick Childress, Jr., Laurens* and Nora Louise Richardson, Pendleton. Harold Lloyd Starnes, Ninety- Six, and Frances Virginia Rush- ton, Ninety-Six. Charles William Cannon, Clin ton, and Victoria Alexander, Clinton. Gene Edward Kirk, Laurens, and Betty Louise Bryant, Lau- rnes. Kenneth Irby Sumerel, Lau- ens, and Mary Louise Gray, Wattsville. „ Philip Bernard Holmes, Clin ton, and Carolyn Virginia Thom as, Joanna. James Roy Spurgeon, Owings, and Mattie Mae Jones, Gray Court. Henry Clay Burdette, La- France, and Joyce Mae Liddell, Hickory, N. C. Lester Ernest Campbell, Clin ton, and Molly Lynn Oswalt, Jo anna. Fred Ralph Gault, Simpson- vile, and Vaudilee Dunlap, Simp- sonville. It’s Your AMERICA WHITE HOUSE IMP-** UMN* M, \0UN«t SON OF AMAMMAINOOLN. auMO CONTTSKNICnON N THC WH)Tf HAM 91H* PKAC.TICM. JOKES / ON OH* OCCASION ne -rucNeo Twe hcm full toece on DteNineo completely and that aU mate rials of the building to a depth of six inches below the surface of the ground will be removed from the school premises.” The Board of Trustees of Lau rens County School District No. 56 reserve* the right to reject any and all bids whkh are judged by than a* hot in the best inter ests of Lauren* County School District No. 56. J. J. CORNWALL, Chairman 2t-J-12 |odorless Efird’s Exterminating Co. Box 1202 Spartanburg. S. C, IF YOU DOHT READ THE CHRONICLE YOU Dqp’T GET THE NEWS Dr. Felder Smith OPTOMETRIST * Phone 794 . Laurens, S. C. “DIE FOR ALL YOUl ARE WORTH" J\ •. —— — Hugh L. Eichelberger NEW YORK LIFE MAN 33 Years Experience PROFESSIONAL INSURANCE INFORMATION FURNISHED FREE NOPOSTAGE- NO ACCEPTANCE £*cwa*> TiKUx MFiaer u txctrr a lute* ncminatins HIM FOR PRESiCCNT BECAUSC IT HAT NO POSTASe STAMP. Lotalty to Toe lav.8 of tw* land and respecr for its institutions ’coNceiveo m ubcrty* istuc bulwark of Tub AMRRlCAN WHY OF LIFE ! SALE OF ABANDONED SCHOOL PROPERTY The Board of Trustees of Lau rens County School District No. 56, Clinton, S. C., offers for sale the old school building at Mount ville, S. C. No furniture or equip ment of-any kind is to be includ ed in this sale. Sealed bids will be addressed to Laurens County School District No. 56, Clinton, S. C., and to be considered must be received by or before 12:00 o’clock noon, Monday, July 9, 1956. To be valid and considered by the Board of Trustees, bids must be accompanied by this written statement: “The under signed agrees and pledges that the building will be dismantled WOLFE & ADDISON Investment Dealers INSURANCE AND INVESTMENT BUILDING 200 N. Broad St. Phone 610 CUNTON. SOUTH CAROLINA Mutual Funds—Investment Securities—Insurance SKIN ITCH—HOW TO RELIEVE IT, IN JUST 15 MINUTES Use T-4-L for 3 to 5 days. 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