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Cfetaa, 8. C, Thirwhiy, Jum 24, 1IM THE CLINTON CHRONICLE m bit. Gardens to some extent have also been damaged. • • • CROP OUTLOOK So far so good! The rains make plants look their best. High temperature and plenty of moisture both join together to News of Bonds Cross Roads N. A. byterian Church on Sunday morning immediately following the worship service. Mr. and Mrs. Carter Wright and sons, Steve and Buddy, are visiting Mr. Wright’s sister, Mrs. Edith Wilson, in Rock Hill _ On Wednesday afternoon, June today, make it work. With these two at 16, Mrs. J. C. Nabors attended Mrs. George Cobb, II, and our optium we can expect dis- a tea at the home of Mrs. Wil- children, George and Catherine, ease and insect problems to in- liam Sena. of Atlanta, Ga., are visiting Mr. crease as well. Farm crops are Mrs. Lois Gregory and daugb- and Mrs. David Pitts this week, mostly affected by insects, ter, Debbie, were week-end David Pitts, Jr., and Steve By M. L. OUTZ, County Afestt while gardens and ornamentals guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carter Passmore, students at Clemson „ . . . „ . _ u. . . T __ have both disease and insects. I Wright. . . University, left Saturday for six 'Hundreds of S«Uons of..pro. Aver, Patton, Poontoln Inn ^ ^ form cropo do Mr , „ A shou „ weeks St comp. mntorial and tons of dusting firmer, made a statement the ^ have disease. It te Just that tended a clast reunion banquet Mrs. Bessie Johnson, Mrs. insecticides will come into the other day I’m sure you cotton insects require all the attention a { the Fountain Inn-Slmpsonville Earle Johnson and Kenneth county this week- These mate- farmers will be interested in, ant ^ they are so bad in some club house Saturday evening, were in Spartanburg last Tues- rials will go to the farm and “if rve done one thing right c ***f that lt li * matter of ,ur ‘ Mrs. Shouse. a former teacher day. should be used immediately. VMr lt ^ Dlant tw- v _ of the class that graduated from — . _ . Never since I have been in ex- ^ .Ld” Mr There iM « ctic ide« and Fountain Inn in 1M0, along with . Notice of Sale tension work have I found Uie » ~ ^ ^ ^ k fungicides that will go a long Mrs. Jane Hughes Edwards ouit* mL makna as mnA or way tow.rd controlling these and Mr. and Mrs. Grady Jones TheState ofSouth Carolina, the IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS *» nidi nnHnn pk.a i. -i—»* community attended the Setter- M s - Bailey A ?° n * damage to old cotton Uwt is seed .re on the way back. Ap- control: Leaf spot on string white-Sexton military wedding at as •ttorney in fact for Robert M squaring. The majority of cot- proxim.teiy 40 per cent of the beans, downy mildew, anthrac- the Bush River Baptist Church Vance, et al, Plaintiff. 1011 J 1 * 8 *. f * w days ^f 0 *** boil weevils enter into the cot- nose, and leaf spot on cucum- on Sunday evening. Miss Satter- v * squaring and damage has been ^j n fields after June 15. hers, squash, and melons, early white is the daughter of Mr. and John W. Vassey, Mary Ruth very little. • • • and late blight on tomatoes, Mrs. Claude Satterwhite and a Bolton Vassey, and South Caro- The first squares on a stalk greeter bene- downy mildew, oak leaf blister, niece of Mrs. J. C. Nabors of this Bn* Tax Commission. Defend- always make the best and the flt jf mixed with the soil Win- brown •P ot needle blight, black community. ants. most cotton. Weevils also der ter pastures, alfalfa, and all rot ’ "^dew anthracnosp on Among those attending were PURSUANT to a Decree of the pend on the first squares for crops will react much more fa- « ra P^». and many others. An all- Mrs. Maude Nabors, Mrs. Joe ^ ^ I was in several fields of old er cotton last week. I found difficult to And squares with out damage. ttttiattnn mitt* !<k» nrrMirt —T way u>waro conirouing tnese ana Mr. ana Mrs. Graay Jon Ration ^ ^ more cotton than any farmer problemB . 1 wa , reading the la- were honored at the banquet. * ** Pie<imont on a per acre bel of a package of copper-zinc Friends and relativeTof 1 b** 1 *- I believe thinet treated spray, and here is what it will community attended the Sati EARN 6% SariM C 10 ymr mtUrnHf. la- SaM la SaaaalaaHaai af $1.. 000, SSjOOO. flOjOOO. al par. aliiwr aa ^W^^VaVwwU SS^w ^PaaV* * ® r —a aw aaaaw^p as n aa aa. purefcotar. Wa hava no mI«i- •an, m wrHn, caN, ar aaaw to mo m. SoM by protpochi* only. WINCHESTER GRAHAM, INC S 10)* ASMMUV ST. j *. O. SOR IS COIUMMA, t. C. I ncAU sew as paowccTus. X thlrfnS ticides available. Most of them wedding a reception was held. July next, being Tuesday the 7 are good. Some are dangerous to Mrs. J. C. Nabors assisted at sixth day of the month, during is mgn in lime or calcium. ^ In f acti 1 would say all are the recepUon. Also Lynn Nabors the legal hours for such sales, Plan now to lime early for fall dangerous. We are advised con- assisted. the following described proper- planting. stantly to warn people to use Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Black- ty, to wit: * * * every precaution in handling in- well attended the Nabors-Mor- ' All that certain piece, par- The cool weather has been secticides. The label should be gan wedding at the First Pres- cel or lot of land, with all beneficial to the cotton and read very carefully and follow- wheat farmers. If it had not ed. Insecticides will kill man as been for cool nights, wheat well as insects. It would be un- LdUrCflS Moy Buy no doubt would have sprouted fair to list one insecticide since n f D ll :| / i: n > # i much more than it has. Also, there are so many good ones rosr VHICC DUIIding cotton would have developed a manufactured by different firms. Laurens — Mayor Ike Griggs big stalk without fruiting. As 1 will devote one paragraph of said here Saturday that the it is I suspect we are fortun my column each week to cotton city has been notified by the ate to get by without more tasects 1 don't want to mislead General Service, Administration damaee Of course the earlv anyone when I say the weevil from Washington that the old nXh emn problem is as bad as I have ever Laurens Post Office building peach crop has suffered quite , een „ , was to . nranber Df has teen sar pi ua and communities last week and this bids for its sale will be accept- week, and there is a heavy in- ed until July 8. I IHRD'S ■XTUMIMAT1M8 C8l RPAKTANBUBG. S. C. . improvements thereon, situ ate, lying and being in the State of South Carolina, County of Laurens, describ ed as follows: Lot Number 21 West Clinton Subdivision, being a portion of the prop erty of Clinton Cotton Mills as shown by a plat of said subdivision, prepared by Pickell & Pickell, Engineers of Greenville, South Caro lina, dated December 9, 1968, and recorded oq Janu ary 24, 1959, in the office of the Clerk of Court of Lau rens County in Plat Book No. 12, at Page-213, said Plat being adopted by ref erence. TERMS OF SALE: Cash. The “Dig the Thin Man” on WPCC Radio from 3:00 till 7:00 each week day afternoon (Like groovy!) festation of weevils in every Mayor Griggs was authorized field. So, here is what I would at the June City Council meet like To suggest to cotton growers ing to contact the GSA in an and dealers in insecticides as effort to obtain the building fof well: Spray or dust every five use as a city hall . days if at all possible. If it con- It is likely, the mayor said, tinues to be rainy or threatening that an engineer or architect to rain use a quick kill, short- will be engaged to determine lived insecticide. If not, use one the cost of renovating the successful bidder, other than the that will last longer. I believe building to meet city hall needs. Plaintiff herein, immediately up- this plan should be followed The 50-year-old post office, on the conclusion of the bidding, throughout June. The reason it a brick building on Main Street, shall deposit with the Clerk of should be done is because the a block from the Laurens square, Court the sum of five per cent- over-wintered weevils are out will be vacant when the new post um (5%) of the amount of the and on the stalk. Why not kill office, now well along in con- bid as a guarantee of good faith them before cotton squares? I struction, is'completed. The new in the bidding. The same to be realize there are many other Post Office is on a North Harper applied to the purchase price jobs to be done. However, if Street site. upon his complying with the you are going to grow cotton, then plan from the day it is planted to take care of it all the way through, ting. terms of sale, otherwise to be paid to Plantiff for credit on the IF YOU DON’T BEAD THE CHRONICLE TOU DON’T GET THE NEWS CHICKEN LB. LEGS .... 29c RED SMOKED 3 LBS. SAUSAGE .... .... 1.00 Super SaviMB d>i«> MAYONNAISE *19c CREDITORS’ NOTICE _ AU persons having claims Indebtedness. In”the"evVrt the weather permit- against the estate of Mattie gucceMful bidder ghould fail ^ Supearley Beasley, deceased, make guch depogit> or fail are hereby notified to file the to , y with the termg of gal same, duly verified, with the the gald landg shall ^ on undersigned, and those indebt- game or gome gub8eque nt ed to said estate will please Salesday on the same terms, at make payment likewise. r i 8 )t 0 f defaulting purchaser. MINNIE GODFREY T be purchaser to pay for pa- BEASLEY, pers, stamps and recording. Executrix No personal or deficiency June 22, 1965 J8-3c judgment is demanded and the —— bidding will not remain open af- CITATION FOR LETTERS ter the sale but compliance with OF ADMIN8TRATION the bid may be made immedi- The State of South Carolina ately. County of Laurens w. E. DUNLAP, By J. H. Wasson, Probate Judge: c. C. C. P. & G. S. WHEREAS Bessie H. Tucker Dat ed this 14th day of June, 1965 (Limti: 1 With $5.00 Order) IRBY’S 2 LBS. BACON 89c Nancy Lee Green & White 300 Can LIMAS 10c Whole FRYERS GOVERNMENT INSPECTED Pound LARGE HEAD LETTUCE SOUTH CAROLINA LB. PEACHES 10c WHITS KING 10 LBS. FLOUR 79c JERGENS BATH SIZE BAR SOAP 10c MAmELD . 300 CAN CORN 10c S. C. CORN • • • SOUTH CARO! cu< S. C. Y1 SQUi SOUTH CAROLINA L& TOMATOES ... ... 10c GOLDEN RIPE LB. BANANAS 10c OKRA BUTTES BEANS — PEAS . ^ PLENTY OF WATERMELONS AND CANTALOUPES Pitta Vegetable Market BAST CAROLINA AVENUE OPEN • A. M.-11 P. M. DAILY made suit to me to grant her Let ters of Administration of the Estate and effects of Raymond Benjamin Tucker. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular the Kindred and Creditors of the said Raymond Benjamin Tucker, deceased, that they be and ap pear before me, in the Court of Probate, to be held at Laurens Court House, Laurens, S. C. on une 28 next, after publication hereof, at 10 o’clock in the fore noon, to show cause, if any they have, why the said Administra tion should not be granted. 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