Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Clittom, & C.* fUmday, May 1^, f#B7 Tncuvroi cnwraRXE s. leed Oi ordinary one. Even tnou^ti ley by deed erf Margaret Cope- diotoky upon the conclusion of should fsil to comply with Public Recorm *" lawn ia walered and fer * land Blakely, recorded in Deed the bidding, shall deposit with terms oi sale, the said Uttar r.fn-iL iuiilii I correctly, improper Boolc 87 p age jgg ^ the off- the Clerk of Court the sum of shall be resold on the sttne ^^Stephens** to md pSS^^n^iTmanrcasS of the Clerk of Court fpr tea fld%) per cent as a guar- or some subsequent In weaken the stand of grass'. Laurens County. The said lot antee of his good faith in the on the ame terme, at h Ask for Circular 495 “Lawfi having been conveyed to Mar- bidding. The same is to be of the < efaulting purchaser^ ^ Ub H^nrv fnr f (ST^nd Grasses for South CarolinaV garet Copeland Blakely by applied to the purchase price The pirchaser is to pay for Sr ^re detaUs Car ° Una ' Jeed of Dillard in 1982, re- upon his complying with the papers, stamps, and record* nf ns -- - - corded in Book 66, Page 281, terme of sale, otherwise to be tags. to ?fenrv B Monroe LAND SALE - in th« said Clerk’s office.” paid to Plaintiffs as liquidat- W. I. Dunlap Sor^nre P y Monro^ lots IN COURT OF COMMON TERMS OF SALE: Cash, ed damages or costs. In the C.C..7.P. & G.S. ^ | and Florence r. Monroe, lots *..i v.: i Ki^Hox is tofl7 8C-JI Kindergarten Has Varied The { F i r s t Presbyterian An open house will follow. Church Week Day Kindergar- On • Friday of that week, ten.. will close the 1966-67 May 26, the children will be school year Friday, May 26. taken on a bus ride to Whit- Thirty-eight children were en- mire and return ’ to the city rolled for ^ the year and.some by train. Mrs. Jasper Row- of theib activities during the land and Mrs. Frank Cauley year have included a picnic are instructors of the school, and tour of C. W. Anderson’s Pupils pictured from left L farm{v qf visit to Hampton to right are Lisa Guerinni, Avenue School and tours .of Fran -Waldron, Lynn Wil- interesting places in the city, liams, $uzie Crawford, Ada Next week the children are Swetenburg, Anita Undari, planning a picnic for the fam- Donnie Seymour, Gina Pow- ilies on Tuesday, May 22, at ell, Chris Shakespeare, and 6:30 p. m. Parents are asked Sheri Gates. v - to bring a picnic lunch only. Second row—Bryan Bridge- rt Garlington Place subdi- r. u vision tor ».00 an# other con- The State of South Carolina 'iWeratlons “ Couaty of Laurens Joe H. Bonds to Claude H. »«“>•* “<> Howe and Betty C. Howe, lot L Beatrice Beasley Langley, on North Adair St, Clinton, Plaintiffs, for $10.00 and other eonsld- „ , v, ‘ „ « erations Elbert Beasley, D. W. Beas- Thomas D. Douglas and JW, Eula Estelle Beasley Gay H. Douglas to Roy H. ^ 10 ce ' Maggie Beasley, Kil- vviionn anH f wiUon gore and Vemelle Williams man. David Scfott, Joey Hoi- ” r iS ° , n E ' WU8on ’ Smith Ga"^ Stephens r0C ira br, S«t Syde T.^fel and Frank ’ ^«>dants wmfam? E^fen KeRm JoJiie F - Childress to Dorothy F. PURSUANT to a Decree of r l r ’ k Bill ’Hogan Childress, .36 of an acre on tha Court in the above stated Gale Cook, Billy Hogan, B _ w _ BaU Drivef Laurens, case, l wiU sell at public out- the successful bidder, imme- event the successful bidder May 15, 1967 Cook, Charles Wallace. mw ^ w" T, for $5.00 and other considera* oky to the highest bidder, Thud row-Mrs. Rowland, UoM elther in or in front of the Steve Orr, Sharon Green, MAR mAGE LICENSES Courthouse, at Laurens C. H., John Dixon, Eddie Hughes, wmialh Anderson ^ Wa . on Salesday in June 5th r I f Social Security Social security district man ager, Miss Martha Pressley, reminded Greenwood area medicare beneficiaries today that doctor bills sent to the medicare carrier for repay ment must be itemized and must be marked paid. Blue Cross-Blue Shield, the carrier which handles medi care doctor bills in this area, cannot make payment for bills that are not receipted or that show only “services ren dered,” she* said. When a ben eficiary sgihls hi* request for payment fbrm with an unit- emizecL or ^unpaid bill to the medicare carrier, payment of his cloiny may be delayed while Blue Crofcs - Blue Shield writes back for a new bill. Miss Pressly explained that, there ^r^.two^metTlbds of pay- m Ihed icare doctor bill irtsiirahce. When the doc tor agrees, the “assignment” method may) be used. The doctor sends the request for payment form to the carrier and bills the beneficiary only for the part of the bill that medicare doesn’t cover. , With the second method the. same request for pay ment form is used, but the pa tient himself sends the claim to the carrier after paying the doctor’s bill. When the beneficiary is go ing to send the claim to the medicare carrier himself, he fills out the first part of the request for payment form-and then has the doctor complete the second part of the form showing the services and the charges to the patient. If the doctor dloes not. fill out the second part of the form, how ever, the beneficiary must enclose an itemized receipted bill. i ‘‘When. a bill is enclosed,^ Miss Pi*essly said, “R is v very important Slat it show’, not only the charges, but what specific services were given to the patient and on what Jimmy Motes, Rick Adair, an( j Martha Ella Den- next, being Monday the sau, .David Corley, Tom Dav- dy Qf Cross HiU day ^ June during the legal Bill IJill, and Mrs. Cauley. Curtis C. Richards of CUn-: hours few such sales, the fol- Fourth row-—Bill Dobbins, ton aild F ranc e s Marie Hood* lowing described property, to George Campbell, Cara Pres- Laurens. 1 . * V wit: sau. David Corley, Tom Day- Melvin Eugene Mars ' of “All that piece, parcel, and enport. Jack Ellispn, Martin Whitmire and Frances Carol lot of land, with improvements Cornelson, Jeff Arscott, and B ro therton of Whitmire. ' . • thereon, situate, lying, and Stpehen Ham. Wayne Robert Baldwin of being in the town of Clinton, Greenwood and Merle Rob- Hunter Township, School Dis- t h mark- erta Starncs °1 Laurens. trict No. 5, County and State ! William Rafe Jackson of aforesaid, lying and being in Joanna and Gladys Japart of the corner of West Carolina emphasized Clinton. Avenue and Livingston Street. date. The bill ed paid.” Miss Pressly that a beneficiary who sends Earl Holt and Juanita Fay The said lot fronting on the in an itemized receipted biU Salford ot Joanna. South aide of West Carolina should also be very careful to Arthur B ™ m I lclt ' Av f nue for a , dlst » nce ? r . 98 complete all blanks on the top J j ■ 0 L . La “ ren ? “"J . J " c f k cct ' J m j >rc " r lesa - and , being part of the request for pay- H °P e Pr,vet ‘ e ot BishopvUle. bounded now or formerly as ment form including the “de- f0 "°, ws: On the East by Liv scription of illness.” Here, TIMELY TIPS ' n8 f >n SlrCC : f “ t ' K mo . r ! • „ ., m m *a ** or i css; on the South by lot she sauL the b f^ ( f Barbequing Chicken—Bar- of Eula Mae Pitts and Annie should simply put d °wn w y bccuing c hi c ken outside is a Louise Pitts, along a line run- he went to the doctor or n treat for the entire family and s w for distance his own words what was inexpensive to prepare. Picjc of 97 feet, more or less; on a line run- 136 feet by wrong with him. “Because some ies seem to be confused or up Circular 446 for instruc- the West along beneficiar- ti on and recipes for barbecue hing S. 10 E., sauces. lands of Harvey Crawford; have questions about making Home Safety — Dark halls, and ou the North by West a claim for payment of their and stairways can cause Carolina Avenue along a line doctor bill benefits, Miss f a u s Good light is essontil running S. 81-30 W., 98 feet, Pressly said, “we are invit- to see where you. are going, t* more or less. The above lot ing .beneficiaries to come in spo t hazards, and to help yop being shown and described in and see us when they make avoid stumbles and falls. detail as Lot No. 1 on a plat their first claim. We will be Spices—On your spice rack, of Beasley prqperty, recorded happy to check their form to make the spices easier to in Plat Book 8, Page 41, in and make .sure that all of find, arange them alphabet!- the office of the Clerk of Court the -necessary& ^pnaUon cally. This is hyeal time-sav- for Laurens County. This being has been included, and ^ ' a- portion of the property con- same time we can answer Lawn Care Proper mow- veyed to Mattie Supearley any questions they 'might ing can tneqa the difference Beasley, Minnie Godfrey Bea- have.” in an attractive lawn and an sley, and Gladys Elnora Beas- 4- You Want YOUR Customers , tr • *r .» i» t To Keep Coming to YOUR Store You Better Keep YOUR Store Coming to YOUR Customers ★ ★ ★ The MR. MERCHANT What your customers read and see maizes the most lasting impression. *t r 4 STAY IN YOUR CAR of CAR WASH, I FREE CAR WASH! 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