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2 THE CLINTON CHRONIC!.* ThurttU). Dfce«b*r 25. 1M8 Personal Mention Miss Marth* Pitts, who teaches! in Rock RU, is at home for the holi days Mr and Mrs. R M Turner and daughters will go to Augusta. Ga., Friday where they, will be overnight guests of the former's mother, Mrs. K E Jones and Mr. Jones. Airman 3T Pete Cranford of Tyndall Air Force Base, Fla., 'S spending a leave with his mother, Mrs James Buzhardt. and grand- be Mr and Mrs Elmore Herbert JoWHS In County of Charted*. - *- TO VISIT HERE FRIDAY Mr. and Mrs. Gaston Wilder and daughter, Sara liaise el McCormick, will spend Friday with the former’* mother, Mr*. J. R. Wilder. Mrs Mildred Baker and daugh ter, Peggy, Mrs Hattie White, Mrs. Durward Murdock, Mrs. Betty Matthews. Mrs. Ruby Gin and Mrs. Johnnie Haskins were in Newber ry Thursday where they attended a Christmas luncheon at the home of Mrs. J. I> Butler. Mrs. Estelle Abrams has return- after spending Get Beer-Wine Tox T. E. Jones, Founder Of Furniture Chain in Laurens County have checks from the South Fountain Inn — Thomas Jones, 88, founder of the Eugene T. E. Towns received Carolina Tax Commission for their Jones furniture store chain, died share in the distribution of the state Saturday at a clinic here He had tax on beer and wine for the July- been in ill health for two months. September quarter. The furrtiture store chain oper- The amount for Clinton was $1,. 2U>S ^ stores in upper South Caro- 214.41; Cross Hill, $9199; Gray lula ! Court, $8116; Laurens. $1,466.83, Waterloo, $27.41. For the same period, $116,988 40 was paid to the counties, and the state retained $1,420,574. Guy Smith Takes Airline Post In N. Y. Guy G. Smith, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Guy G. Smith, has been assigned the position of transporta tion a-ent for National AiiTtnes. He will be statinoed in New York City. Smith attended Clinton High School, and Is a recent .graduate of Weaver Airline iVrsonncl School, He opened his first store here itr Kansas t ity, Mo. 1904 Survivors include four sons. Con- one mother, Mrs. W I). Sizemore. Mr and Mrs Robert Stewart of l ed to her home here \ w York, are visiting Mrs Stew some time in Conyers. Ga., with art's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Roy her daughter, Mrs. George Plunk- Craw ford Also joining the family! ott, and family M iss Lou Abrams, herb the latter part of the week will'of LaGrange, Ga.. is spending a Corter F. Miller Gets Medicol Degree * Carter F Miler, Jr., received degrees of M.D. and B.S. on De- Comt let us adore Him, Child of.Heaven, bearer of Peace, and Good Will to all. CLINTON REALTY & INSl RANCE CO. Mrs. B. Hubert Bovd way J. JofTes of Fountain Inn; Paul G. Jones of Simpsonville; Arthur E. Jones of Greenville; and Abner Jones of Easley; four daughters, Mrs Fred Carson of Atlanta, Ga.; Mrs. Herbert Kyzeg of Ocean Drive; Mrs. John Givens of Pick, ens; and Mrs. Marion Swink of Woodruff; 20 grandchildren, and , comber 15 at commencement exer- 28 great-grandchildren, rises at the Lniversity of Tennes- Funeral services were conducted see Medical units in Memphis. Sunday at 3 p. m. from the Foun- Miller. formerly of Asheville, N. tain Inn First Baptist Church. En- j ( , is the son of Mrs. C. F. Miller, tombment was in Cannon Memorial who now lives in Clinton. Mausoleum. ' He attended the University of | Tennessee at Knoxville before en tering medical school. He will in tern for one year at the University Memorial Research Center and Hospital in Knoxville beginning January 1. ASC OFFICE TO CLOSE The Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Office will be closed January 1, 1959, for New Year’s day. few days this week with her mo- .ther, her brother and sister-in-law, | Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Abrams. Join ing the family on Sunday were Mr and Mrs. Drummond Bailey and children of Greenwood. Sacred Acres Church To Hold Singing The regular fourth Sunday sing ing will be held at Sacred Acres Prayer Grounds, located on the Ware Shoals - Waterloo highway, Sunday, December 28, 2;30 to 4:15 p. m., featuring the Morse Broth ers of Greenwood. All singers and musicians have a special invitation. Everyone welcomed. Pareal No. 1. AH dwt pieco, par J. H. A. Of Clinton High Enjoys Dance Friday NOTICE OF SALE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Laurens IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS Citizens Federal Savings and Loan Association, Clinton, S. C., Plaintiff, vs Mrs. Irene Sharpton, Mrs. Minnie S. Riley, Mrs. Edna C. DiLeo, R. C. Hill, as Administrator of the es tate of F. W. Sharpton, deceased, Tis the season lor us to wish one and all a memorable and meriy Christmas. AND A WPCCs CHRISTMAS DAY SCHEDULE 6:50—Carolina News—J. Herman Powers 7:00—Owen Bradley Organ—Giles Feed 7:15—Baptist Hour Choir—Young’s Gulf. 7:30—Sammy Kaye—Citizens Federal 8:00—Frank Sinatra—M. S. Bailey & Son 8:30—Paul Nickeisonf-D. E. Tribble Co. 9:00—Breakfast Club—Belks of Laurens and Clinton 9:55—Hospital Report—Sunshine Cleaners 10:00—Episcopal Church—Rev. Giles Lewis !i:00—Calvary Baptist—Clinton Mills 12:00—Amoco News—Bill Watson 12:05—Amoco Sports—Gibbs Service Station 12:10—Bulletin Board—Laurens Federal 12:15—Joy Of Christmas—Gregory Peek—lark's Esso 12:30—Jolly Christmas—Frank Sinatra— PiKldy W iggly 12:45—Norman Luboff Choir—Gallman's Barber Shop 1:00—Littlest Angel—Loretta Young—I-aurens Fed. 1 :T0—Christmas Around the World—Fred Waring— Community Cash 2:00—Joanna Baptist—Joanna Mills 3:00—Christmas Story—Bing Crosby— PiglC" Super Market 3:30—Christmas At Radio City—Standard Plywoods 4:30—Caroling Season—Waring—Laurens Tire 5:00—ABC News—Carolina Suburban 5:05—Ames Bros.—Hub Drive-In 5:15—Sign Off FOR THE BEST IN ENTERTAINMENT CHRISTMAS DAY AND YEAR ROUND STAY TUNED TO WPCC RADIO—1410 ON YOUR DIAL “ABC For Laurens County” Tne junior Homemakers Club of Clinton High enjoyed a Christmas dance at the beautifully decorated gym Friday at 8 p. m. Jake Ras- or’s band, of Cross Hill, furnished, . the music. Jake is a former srod- “JCwporetK® of America, uate of Cimton High. There was a De f endants large crowd consisting of students PURSUANT to a Decree of the and teachers. Court in the above stated case, I will sell at public outcry to the highest bidder, either in or in front of the Court House, at Laurens C. H,. S. C., on Salesday in January next, being Monday, the 5th day of the month, during the legal hours for such sales, the following de scribed property, to wit: "Parcel No. 1. All that piece, pared or tract of land situate, ly ing and being on the west side of South Carolina Highway No. 56, about six miles north of the Town of Clinton, in Scuffletown Town ship, in Laurens County, State of South Carolina, containing six and six tenths (6.6) acres, more or less, and being bounded on the north by land now or formerly of E. F. An derson, seventeen hundred eighteen feet (1718) more or lees, thereon; on the east by land of C. W. Ander son, formerly of E. F. Anderson, from which the tract hereby mort gaged is separated by Sooth Caro lina Highway No. 56, the center line of the Highway being the east ern boundary line, one hundred Laurens Glass Co. Announces Plans For New N. C. Plant Laurens — Laurens Glass Works, Inc , plans to build a glass contain er plant in Henderson, N- C. Announcement of these plans was made today by E. D Easterby. president of the firm Mr. Easterby said that the main purpose of locating an additional plant in Henderson was to serve new markets and to develop new business. "Food processing is rapidly ex panding in the Virginia-North Caro lina area Tie close proximity of this new plant to large markets will be very beneficial to Laurens Glass,' Mr Easterby said. The executive further stated, "I want to emphasize this new plant will not in any way adversely affect eighty-four (184) foot thereon; on our operations here in Laurens In the south by other land of F. W fact, it will strengthen our local Sharpton, being parcel No. 2 here- plant immensely We expect to con mafter described, three bunched Unue to grow and improve, and to I thirty-six (338) feet thereon, and by expand our main plant here in Laur land now or formerly of D. A. ens." Glam Estate, thirteen hundred sev The Laurens Glass Works, Inc.,; enty (1370) feet thereon; and on the has purchased a 72-acre tract just west by land now or formerly of south of the city of Henderson on E. F. Anderson, two hundred three U. S Highway 1 By-Pass on which (303) feet thereoa The pered of the new plant will be located The land above described ae Parcel No. building contracts have been let and ! 1 and hereby mortgaged la Parcel construction will begin immediately No. 1 as shown, designated and When the plant is in operation it deUnaaied on plat of survey of will employ about 150 people The property of F. W. Sharpton. made new plant will be modern in every by S T. Martin, Surveyor, dated respect and will include warehouse April 18, 1040; and ie all of the par- facilities to sene customers in the cei heretofore conveyed to the said North Carolina-Virgwia area Some F. W. Sharpton by E. F. Ander- of the containers that will be dis son by hia deed dated December tnbuted from Henderson will be 12, 1046, end recorded on Decern- manufactured at the Laurens plant her 18, 1046, in Deed Book M, at All the company officials have page 486, in the office ef the Clerk been extremely well pleased with of Court for Laurens County, South the reception received in North Car- Carolina, with the exception ef a olwa. Mr Easterby also announced "We are the first to locate a glass container plant in this fast growmg industrial area, and will be the only glass container plant in the state ' cel or tract ef land ahaato. lying and being so the nuet aide of South Carolina Highway No. 56 about six miles North of the Town of Clinton, in Scuffletown Township, in Lau rens County, Slate of Sooth Caro lina, containing one-half acre, more or lees, being triangular in shape, and being bounded on the north by other land of F. W. Sharpton, being parcel No. 1 hereinabove described, 336 feet thereon; on the east by South Carolina Highway No. 56, the center line of thy Highway being the boundary line on the east, 181 feet thereon; on the southwest by land of W. R. (Bill) Anderson, 403 feet thereon. The parcel of land above described as Parcel No. 2 and hereby moatgaged is Parcel No. 2 as shown, designated and de lineated as Parcel No. 2 on the plat of survey hereinabove mentioned, and is the identical parcel hereto fore conveyed to the said F. W. Sharpton by Lorraine Anderson Ha selden by her deed dated March 18, 1948, and recorded on March 20, 1948, in Deed Book 95, at page 151, in the office of the Clerk of Court for Laurens County, South Carolina.” TERMS OF SALE: the success ful bidder, other than the Plaintiff herein, immediately upon the con clusion of the bidding, shall deposit with the Clerk of Court the sum of ten per cent as a guarantee of his good faith in the bidding. The sam* to be applied to the purchase price upon Ms complying with the terms ef eale, othenriee lo be paid to same tonm, * rt* M •• Plaintiff for crodk on the todshted- tng puri ^ao*. MM. In the went Me ioi i seefiil The purchooer to pey nr potot, or should fail to comply wttn *«toP* * nd the terms of eale, the said lands W. B. DUNLAP, toall be refold on the same er C. C. C. P. A G. *. some subsequent Saleoday on the December I, I9fi8 Sc-J-1 moAmm Coming: Our New Year’s Treat January 1-2-3 k / 7Uwr' a womwi M’JJICAl AWtMTW! Thf crnarUN* Jlwy ol “tom (hum!, comes to Me in a motion picture Ol, ' infinite mape! , CARTOON Wbwer Of Parcats Magaxtoc Award MCM prmenti » GtOfttt PAL Production tom thumb’ ... t /s colorsome/ SlNIWt russ lANBini. mm mm TERRY THOMAS - PETER KUOS KSSIE MATTHEWS JURE THORMAN SERNAftO MIUS ariU PUPPET00MS*MSMa*h a STAN IRE SI 1C Admission: Children 25c — Adults 50c portion thereof conveyed by the said F. W. Sharpton to E. F. An derson by deed dated May 8. 1848. and recorded on May 12, 1868, hi Deed Book 87. M page 17. In the office of the said Clerk of Court. CALL “GET MORE OUT OF LIFE — GO OUT TO A MOVIE” YOUR i D\V fCi PROGRAM Today and Thursday Dec. 24-25 A Christmas Treat! mil Briton ftetur* TTT3L f ' LA .W A gppssnnctri Vrar * * lOi/V . " UR MM riBUSm Monday-Tuesday Dec. 29-30 FUMK urns R MNtJUM BOMBS! litoUMUNra* NKKiH - MMilffilU umwwN MM • Aw**** M HNXW asS (M QOHNM-PMirtlrtoBI RnoaMNlMimiD Friday-Saturday Dec. 26-27 ’‘•SIIENTENEMY4*: COMEDY CARTOON COMEDY CARTOON Wednesday-One Day Dec. 31 Tarzan and the Lest Safari Tarzan’s Best In Technicolor Brought Back! With GORDON SCOTT, BETTA ST. JOHN and YOLANDE DOLAN CARTOON i MERRY CHRISTMAS and a HAPPY NEW YEAR Jm the Yule- tide and the coming year we wish all of our many friends a full measure of hnppi- ik*s and health. lillard Bolanl t/sOM/tl' MM \7 It3 K. FttU BL Doug Brown's Annual Unloading Starts Friday Morning • Laurens’ most sensational annual sale of ladies’, men’s and children’s fall and winter shoes! • All fall and winter shoes drastically reduced! Doug Brown's big annual "housecleaning" is a shoe safe to top off shoe sales! We mean business because we want business—and bad enough to slash prices to the lowest possible point in order to make room for big shipments of new spring and summer shoes. WE SIMPLY MUST CLEAR OUT ALL FALL AND WINTER SHOES — and there's o big stock of na tionally-advertised brands to choose from, latest styles, colors, designs in both dress and casual styles. Come in early—buy several pairs at DRAS TICALLY REDUCED PRICtS! We must SACRIFICE — meaning that you'll save lots of dollars! - SUCH FAMOUS NAMES AS - Penaljo Foot Flairs Trim Tread Troy lings Red Cross Cobblers Poll Parrott for Children Freeman and Rand for men and boys All Shoes will be displayed on self-service racks! We mean business! No fooling! No bluffing! These Shoes Must Go! (No refunds or exchanges - All sales final) Limited Time Only! Shop Laurens’ most modern shoe store early Airing Ai« sale for the best buys in the Piedmont! Sale ends Jan. 5! ■M Bffto J rowns SHOE STORE E. Side Square Lauren*, S. C. TeL803