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‘i r • t I .. / Clinton, S. C., Thursday, Aufint 11, 1966 THE CLINTON CHRONICLB We«t Clinton News ... Quinns Visit Near Johnston ■f 11 v* mountains Sunday. ABOVE NAMED: / YOU ARE HEREBY SUM MONED and required to an swer the Complaint in this action of which a copy was .■" ' * filed in the office of the Cleric MRS. CLIFTON HLATON and also visited Mrs. Letha Ricky Lyda celebrated his of Court for Laurens County Correspondent-Representative Kilbj. " birthday July 30. on the 25th day of July, 1966, 100 Wa^lnKton Street Mr. and Mrs. J. H Hughes Ricky Burroughs observed and to serve a copy of your Dial 033-3191. ntui daughter. Iris, spent the a birthday August 5. answer to the said Complaint „ i „ , week-end with Rev. and Mrs. on the subscriber at his of- .Vm! l r „H Mr nn C QU n Janu ' s T - Hu « hps and her ird btthda" Aug^t 8 North Broad Street, v.sted Mr and Mrs. Carroll in EUettsville. Ind. Terri he [ t Z , Clinton, South Carolina, with- Fulmer near Johnston Satur- Hughes returned home after ' r and M^ J^ry Heaton in twc da afl ^ . . day - spending six weeks with her will observe the.r wedding an- yice hereof> exclusive of ^c' Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Wilkes, grandparents. nnersary August 13. day of such service; and if Pat and Jamci' toured the Velda Farmer. Iris Hughes. a power R^ckv yoU fail 10 answer ^ Com ' of North Carolina Ann Meadows. Judy Bagwell p er ’and Jimmy’ Reeder p,amt within ^ Um * afore ‘ and Cheryll Lancaster attend- celebrated birthdays \u-ust sa,d - 1116 P laintiffs in thi ^ Bill Jones and son, Howard, ed the wedding of Rev. Lester « ‘ ' 8 of Greenwood, visited Mrs. H. Cooper and Miss Nancy Loftis V irkv 1 vrm n n « a u a v A. Adams Sunday. at M,«ow B.pUst Church a. daugh ^ r 0 j Mr and Mrs Dan tl» Compton*. Mr. and Mrs Tommie Campobello Friday night Dunawav c e| c braled a birth Smith and children of Green- ‘ tev - Cooper is the youth di- dav ^ uaust iq ville, spent Sunday with Mr. rector of Calvary Baptist A U g U i 2 jack McLendon * July 22nd ’ 1866 and Mrs James Smith. Church. an d 5S CampLll celebrate Week-end guests of Mr. and LEOPARD-QUINN RITES birthdays. Mrs. L. C. Heaton were Mr. a beautiful candlelight Teresa Seay celebrated a and Mrs. Wendell Robertson ceremony with a few rela- birthday August 13. of Greenville lives and friends present Miss On Saturday Mrs. Ronnie N ^ ncy Ann Le °P ard became CREDITORS* NOTICE ^ Lyda and daughter of Foun- ^ e . bnde of Henry Ronnie P ersons havin ^ claims ing in the* Court of Common tain Inn, were guests of Mr. ? u, " n at * even 0 ’ clock August against xhe estate of William Pleas for Laurens County, and Mrs. James Smith. ?• at u the hame of the Z™™'* Daivd McPherson, deceased. State of Carolina upon Mrs Ethel Sheppard of brath " ands |s ter - ia law are h ^by notified to file the a Comp ^ of ^ above Orangeburg is spending a w k ! c V QUmn ' 3 Sa T e u named Plaintiffs against the S ^ , a Washington Street, undersigned, and those m- above delendants for .Rev. Roy L. Russ of Joan- debt cd^ tosaid estate will the Clerk of Court for Lau- vis; and ^bn the west by rens County. -^ands formerly of R. W*. Parcel N*. 2. All that.w^ vis Estate piece, parcel or tract ^°tb day of land, containing one hun-*«'*? y ’ dred one and six tenths^*# \ CECIL E. WHITE, (101.6) acres, more or less.^,*^- Plan tiffs Attorney known as the Bryson Place* »• • • situate, lying and being oir f'oRDf.R APPOINTING both sides of South Carolina GUARDIAN AD LITEM NISI Highway No. S 30-103, Upon reading and filing the southwest of the City of Petition of the Plaintiffs Clinton, in Hunter Town- herein for the appointment of action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in CECIL E. WHITE, Plaintiffs’ Attorney NOTICE OF PENDENCY OF ACTION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV EN that an action has been commenced and is now pend- sbip. Laurens County, State of South Carolina, being bounded as follows: on the northeast by lands now or formerly of T. J. Leake and lands now or formerly of George Blackwell; on the southeast by lands now or a guardian ad litem for the unknown infant defendants and persons under disability, if any, and it appearing that the names and addresses of said infants and other per sons under disability, if any. others under disability, or someone on their'behalf, shall within twenty (20) days after the serveie of this Order upon them as herein specified pro cure to be appointed a Guardian Ad Litem and give notice thereof to the attor ney for the plaintiffs; and IT IS FURTHER ORDER ED that this Order be served on said unknown' infant de fendants and other persons under disability, herein col lectively designated as Rich ard Roe, by publication of a copy of this Order in •*T1|e Clinton Chronicle,” a news paper published in the Coun ty of Laurens, State of South Carolina, once a week for three (3) successive weeks. Dated this 25th day of July, 1966. W. E. DUNLAP, Clerk of Court of Common Pleas. J28-3C-A11 are unknown to the plaintiffs, formely of Estate of John an( j cannot with reasonable T. \oung, on the southwest diligence be ascertained: and, fuither, that piomas \ Babb is a competent person by lands now or formerly of Elliott A- Davis'; and on the northwest by lands ta protect the rights of the now or formerly of League and possibly others. Parcel No. 3. All that piece, parcel or tract of land, containing one hun- infant defendants and others under disability, if any, in this action, and has no inter est therein adverse to said infants or others under dis- dred thirteen and two- ability, if any, now therefore. few days with Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Adams. Joe Adams and Ken Allman left Sunday for San Antonio, Texas, for. the Air Free. , the purpose of requiring a na. performed the ceremony, please make payment like- partjjj,,!, among the parties The bride was dressed in a " ise ' _ _ , white dress with matching ac- Dw,ght F ’ Patterson to this action who are tenants in common of certain lands cessories and carried a cas- Trust Officer. Palmetto Bank. Sltuate ^ said Coumy of ^ Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Cater cade of~white daiViVs ~ Laurens, S. C. Executor and daughter of Fort Mill, 7 S ‘ July 29. 1966 3c-A18 spent Sunday afternoon with A reception was held follow- Mr. and Mrs. Joel Cox. , . ng the weddin g After a brief Summon* honeymoon the couple will iJUIIIIIIiJIlo Mr. and Mrs. R. L Adams Ryg 109 Ferguson Street. The State of South Carolina, and son Joe, spent a few The bride daughter of Mr. County of Laurens er'William 6 Adams 8 "in Gleii and Mrs Hubert Leopard, is a COURT OF COMMON PLEAS Bumto Md betore he de fS f" S' “T Lydie Davis Pariter and nurme aiq.. oeiore ne ae- School and is employed by Rllth n _ vi . , Tu 8 t nd °? AUgUSt C ' W ' Anderson Hosiery Co. RUth Da ' 1S ’ pl 1 "bile there they also visit- The groom is the son of Mr. Pl^^ 5 * ed Mr. and Mrs. Wesley a nd Mrs. Henry Quinn. . Jones in Baltimore, Md. Mrs Mildred Farr and Elll0tt A Dav,s ’ John D Mr. and Mrs. Troy Todd Mrs. Phil Farr of Union were Dcvis - Jr ’ Rebecca B D avis, and children of Claxton, Ga., out of town guests for the Harrictt Dav| s Elkins, and are spending this week with wedding. a11 Persons unknown claim- Mr and Mrs. William Domi- BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT ing an - v r ‘Sbt. title, estate, in nick. McLENDON terest or lien upon the real Mrs. Essie Powell and Mr. and Mrs. Dennis McLen- described in the daughter. Helen, of Greer, don announce the birth of a Complaint herein, any un spent Saturday with Mrs. Ada daughter, Denise Rachelle. on known adults being as a Center and daughters. Mrs. August 1 at Bailey Memorial class designated as John Powell remained for a week’s Hospital. I Doe. and any unknown in- V 1 S *L ’ Before marriage Mrs. Me- fants or persons under disa- Mr. and Mrs. J. J. McGin- Lendon was Miss Shirley Ly- bility. including those in mil- nis and Lucky, Mrs. A. K. da. itary serveie, being as a Meredith and sons, Mrs. Jua- BIRTHDAYS AND WEDDING class designated as Richard mta Anthony and children, ANNIVERSARIES Roe. Mrs. Jessie Mae Leopard and Gail Hames celebrated a Defendants. Jimmy and Buddy Smith ac- birthday August 9th. TO THE DEFENDANTS compained Sp5 A. K. Mere dith to Atlanta, Ga., where he left for duty in Viet Nam. Mr. and Mrs. J .R. Ham rick spent Sunday with their grandchildren, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hamrick and Mrs. Wil- ford Trudell in Spartanburg rens. and for the purpose of quieting title in such lands, being more particularly de scribed as follows: Parcel No- !• All that piece, parcel or tract of land lying, being and situ ate in the County of Lau rens, State of South Caro lina, containing ninety-four (94) acres, more or less, known as the Creek Field and being a portion of the Sara A. Davis Estate and bounded as follows: North by lands of Robert C. Da vis Estate and lands of Dr. James W. Davis; East by- lands of Dr. James W. Da vis; West by lands of Hen ry Coleman, and South by lands of Henry Coleman and Dr. James W. Davis. Except, the tract of fifty (50) acres, more or less, conveyed by J. D. Davis to Jack H. Davis. Jr., by deed dated June 19, 1937, recorded in Deed Book 72, at Page 77, in the Office of tenths (113.2) acres, more or less, situate, lying and being on the S. A. L. Rail road, southwest of the City of Clinton, in Hunter Town ship, Laurens County, State of South Carolina, being bounded as follows: on the northeast by lands of Elliott A. Davis; on the southeast by lands of Es tate of John T. Young and lands formerly of Dr. J. W. Davis, now of James F. Davis; on the south by IT IS ORDERED that the said Thomas A. Babb be. and he is hereby, designated and appointed Guardian Ad Litem Nisi for said unknown infant defendants and other persons under disability, if any, herein designated as Richard Roe. to represent said unknown infants and other persons under disabil ity, if any, for the purpose of defending the above nam ed action on their behalf with all powers and duties Consult w. ALVIN HLEBLE about this question: “L’ve been told that property damage will be paid — not at its depreciated value, but rather at full re placement cost, if in surance is maintained to at least of full value. 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