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4 r ' » • Legal Notices NOTICK OF SAL£ IN COURT Xjp COMMON PLEAS State of South Carolina, County of. Laurens M. S. feailey & Son, Rank ers, as attorney in fact for RobertJ M. Vance, et al., Plaintiff • VS. r Alda Rawls G. Fuller Dick erson (formerly Alda Rawls G. Fuller), Ethel Strickland Fuller, and Peoples National Fund, Inc.; also, all other persons unknown, claiming any right, title, estate, inter est in or lien upon the real estate' described in the com plaint herein, Defendants PURSUANT to a pecree of the Court in the abovi stated case, I will sell at public out cry to the highest bidder, either in or in front of the Court House, at Laurens C.H.JSf.C.,1/bh Salesday in December next, being Mon day, the fourth day of the month, during the legal hour^ 'for such sales, the following described property, to wit': All that certain piece, parcel or lot of land, with < all improvements there on, Situate, lying and be ing in the State of South Carolina, County of Laur- desoribad as follows: Lot Number 270 West Clinton Subdivision being a por tion of the property of Clirjton Cotton Mills as shown by a plat of said subdivision prepared by Picknell & Picknell, Eng ineers, of Greenville, South Carolina, dated December 9, 1958, and re corded on January 24. 1959 in the office of the Clerk of Court for Laur ens bounty in Plat Book No, l2 at Page 213, sdid plat ^Jj^ing ' adopted by reference. TERMS OF SALE: Cash. The successful bidder, othei than the Plaintiff herein, immediately upon the con clusion ufi the bidding, sha’l deposit with the Clerk ol Court tjic sum five pej centuna (5L, ) of the amount of the bid as a guarantee o.' his good Taith in the bidding The same to be applied t the purchase price upon hii comptyjog with tko terms ol sale, Otherwise to be paid tc Plaintiff for credit on the in debtedness' In the event the SuccesyuU-Hrdd^n ^shouL fail to er.ake such deposit, o/ should, fu4 to comply w|U the terms’ - of sa-’e, the sqif lands shall be re-sold on thi same or some subsequent Salesday on the same terms, at risk of the defaulting purchaser'. The purchaser to pay fof papers, stamps and record; ing. No personal- or deficiency judgment is demanded and the bidding will not remain open after the sale but com pliance with the bid may be made immediately. Dated this 13th day of No vember, 1967 W. E LUNLAP C.C.C P. & G S NOTICE OF SALE The State of South Carolina County of Laurens In Court of Common Pleas Citizens federal Savings & Loan Association, Pjpintiff, vs. Shiloh Homes, Inc., Phil lips Industries, • Inc., Sduth Carolina Employment Se curity Commission, South Carolina Tax Commission, Sfilvercote Products, and H. Wilson Long, Defendants. PURSUANT to a Decree of the Coi^rt in the abofe stated case, Lwill sell at ' public outcry rfto the highest bidder, either *in or in front of the Court !jH o-u s e , pt Laurens C. H., S. C., on Salesday jn December next, being Mon day, the fourth day of the month, during the legal hours for such sales, the following described property, to wit: All that piece, parcel or trect of land, with all irm brovemerits "thbireon, situ* ab?. lying and Wing in the County Of Laifrehs, State of South Carolijia, containing five end ninety-eight one hundredths <S.W) acres, jljorp or less; and Wing bounded on the northeast by lands noy * or, formerly of, Champion paper Com pany f or .a. ‘ distance of three hundred elghtyrtwo feet thereon; on the north west by lands now or for- merly of L. W. C. Blalock Estatfe for a distance of five hundred twenty-four (524) fept thereon; on the southeast by iahdis how or formerly of Rowland for a distance of five hundred sixty-three (5B3) feet there on; and on the southwest by U- f, Highway No, 76 for a distance qf siy hun- Iried' twelve (618) feet there on. All of which will more oarticularly appear by ref erence to a plat made by S. T. Martin, R,L*. No. 1002„ dated August 17, 1965, and recorded in Plat Book 18, at page g30, in the office of the; Clerk of^Couft for Lauretta'County. * P ERMS OF SALE: Cash. The successful bidder, Other han the Plaintiff beeeih, im- nediately upon - , the conclu- ion of the bidding, shall de- 'osit with the Clerk of Court he sum of five per centum 5'/r) of the amount of the >id as a guarantee of his 'ood faith in the bidding- The ame to be applied to the 'urchase price upon his corn- dying with the terms of sale, therwise to bfe paid to Plain- ff for credit on the indebt- dness. In the event the suc- essful bidder should fail tr nake such deposit, or should ail to comply with the terms f sale, the said lands shall 'e re-sold on the same or ime subsequent Salesday on he same terms, at risk of he defaulting purchaser. The purchaser to pay for apers, stamps and record- ng. No personal or deficiency udgment is demanded and *ie bidding will not remain oen after the sale but com- ’iance with the Wd may be 'ade immediately. Tated this 13th day of 'ov.. 1967 V. E. Dunlap C.C.C.P.&G.S ' - V. - Sh C. Traffic Toll Soars In just 18 days South Car ina’s traffic fatality rate ook a sudden plunge fha iow threatens to push the mmber of victims- to last 'ear’s record level or higher For most of ifl67, safet: 'Uthorities have taken com 'ort in the fact traffic death' vere down substantially fon) the 4066 level, How >yer, since October 24. r •ash bf accidents has sent ’ataJJtjr Rgures spiralling. For instance, through Oct thSFP hid Wen 6W per ^ons killed dn Ropth Caroline ligbways During the same >eriod in 1®66 there had beer T 57 persons killed. Thif neant the state .. had esperi •need an imprcVement of O' atalittes for correspondinf 'eriqds. By Nov. 8, this ‘‘margin’ >f 64 had- been whittled away h a series of tnuiti-death ac - ddehts to where the new nargin was only 08, With the >usy Thanksgiving trave’ Jeripd coming Up shortlj ^nd after ^ thgf, hurrying icuyrying Chnstmas shop ping’season, it is importanl 'of all drivew to eierciee spe cidl caatioh/the State High- way Department observes. ■wfotV, 888 persons were killed on state, streets ant highways, which was an am time high for South Carolina Only through diligence and cere on the part of the mo toring public will a repetition pf that tragic performance be avoided. t'AQQRGfpUS ✓ | A T5 ■" ' PI5CI OP FttM-MAKINOr 1 MK 8tfnoN«Hnu nooucnil - ^ 1 ST Alt - Greenwood NOW PLAYING THROUGH NOV. 21 Mat, 3-g:88-7:15-8:2e gat- M: 85-1:10-7:15-9:20 Sun. 8:3M:S0-f p.m. — a THE CHRONICLE, Clinton, S. C., Nov. 16, 1967—19 IV wm rHURSDAV NOVRMKER )• Mike Douulat. 4:80 R.«n Arlene Francis is co-host for the week Color. Artiuir Smith. 8 p.m The Osborne Brothers aruest- stsr Color. Thursdav Movie. 9 p.m “Woman of Straw.” with Sean Connery e<3ina LollobVi- eiria Color. ... FRIDAY NOVEMBER 1? Wild. iWild West. 7:30 p.p. V • West and Gordon help a sher iff defend his town. Color Gomer Pvie ’USMC. 8:30 p.m Gomer thinks j er is a t*hief. Co Gomer thinks Sar^reant. C»rt- "ofor- *' Friday ' Movie. 9 p.m “C a LI )> M e Bwana.” with Bob Hope. An ita E k b e r g Color. Bob Hope SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 18 Hogan’s Heroes. 9 p.m I Singer Barbara McNair guest-1 stars, Color Petticoat Junction. 9:30 p.m. Betty Jo and Steve forget Kate’s birthday. Color. SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 19 Gentle Ben. 7:30 p.m. A five-year-old girl gets lost in the Everglades. Color. Smothers Brothers. 9 p.m. - Guests are Nancy Wilson, George Segal, Paul Revere and the Raiders Color Mission: |Impossible 10 p.m The I Mr must stop a crime) syndicate whirl '■ ii aining gold | reserves Cole*- • MONDAY NOVEMBER 20 Mike Douglas. 4:30 p.m. Barbara Rush is co-host for the weak Color. Hpst of Hollywood, 7 p.m. “The Glenn Miller Story.” with James Stewart. Color. Carol Burnett. 10 p.m. Guests are Martha Raye, Juliet Prowse Color. TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 21 DakUrf. 7i30 p.m. A baby hippo and a donkey break out of their cages. Color. Red Skelton. 8:30 p.m. Polly Betgen and Pat Carroll guesUstar. Color. Good Morning W’orld. 9:30 p.m. Pavels cousin threatens to move in with Dave and Linda. Color. ' - ' WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 22 • Theater Three, 7 P-m. “Scarlet Angel.” with Rock Hudson Color. & KM I '4 til Rock Hudson Beverly Hillbillies. 8:30 p.m. Jethro goes to an Anny Re serve interview dressed as a Confederate soldier. Color. Green Acres, 9 p.m. Lisa and an English farm land try to make Oliver jealous, ailnr They Outgrow Clothes—Swapping Fad State Employees Board To Meet The Laurens County Unit f the South Carolina State imployees’ Association will old a board of directors meeting on Monday, Nov. :0, at noon at the Mary lusyrove Hotel in Clinton. Senator W, C. Dobbjns, r ouse , of Representative lembers Paul Culberson and Jqvid Taylor will be invjted uests. Mrs. Anne Agnew, execu tive secretary of the associa tion, Miss Elizabeth O’Dell, state president and Robert Stoudemire, legislation chair man, will attend and present the association’s goals for the coming year. DEAR SALLY: Our 14- /ear old daughter has sud- lenly developed the habit of jwitching clothes with some )f her girl friends. We see ter in all sorts of strange- ooxing outfits, and we see ter girl friends walking into ur house wearing some of he dresses, skirts, blouses, >e!ts. and other things ve’vo shopped and paid for o be worn by our daughter. >Ve don’t know bow to handle h $, and we’d appreciate 'our aivicc. PERPLEXED »A RE N TS. DEAR PERPLEXED PAR ENTS: Nothing at all unus- ial i bout this. The trading of clothes has long been ar idoleseent fad common and vipular among girls of your laughter’s age . . . and one vhich they all in time out- ;row\ Just be patient. DEAR SALLY: I’m a bachelor of 34, and have for orre time been taking my offee breaks at the office vith one of our female em- ''oyees. She’s an extremely ittract’ve young woman, and ve have struck up quite f ^oo:i relationship. The onlj •eason I haven't dated her ur 'o now is the fact that she’.* narred and has two small hild-en. Now, however, she ’as become very confider ial. has informed me she is not now or has ever beer n love with jier husband She has further confessed ‘hat she has fallen deeply n { ove with me and somehov ’mows I feel very much the same way about her. She states that she feels sr strongly about this that she : s willing to give up not onh her husband and home, but her children, if only I will say the word. Now I’m really under the gun! What do DEAR SALLY By SALLY SHAW you think about this? UN DECIDED. DEAR UNDECIDED: How can you even hesitate to run away fast from the kind of woman who is so eager and willing to desert, not only husband and home, but two small children, for a coffee- break companion she claims to be deeply in love with? DEAR SALLY: I’m a wid ow of 33, and am engaged to marry a widower early next year. During a recent discus sion of the details of our wedding, he expressed an earnest wish that . I. wear white, because he thinks I ook especially well in that i olor. However, as l under stand ' it, the wearing of white by a woman at her second marriage is strictly laboo. What have you to say about this? H. L. DEAR H. L.: The rule "igainst the wearing of white it a second wedding really leans the traditional formal hitp gown and veil. No’ one, lowpver, .oould question . ypur -earing perhaps a white suit r a white street-length ’ress, topped off with a small hite hat op pastel hat with- •ut a veil.. , • DEAR SALLY{ We have ecelved an invitation to a ilver Wpddint» Anniversary eeeption, which will be giv- n by the married children of he honored couple What •as really thrown us, how- aever, is the message written i ink on the invitation with u request for a cash gift "towards payment of a sec- md honeymoon trip” for the , .x . ■ . ■ couple! We afe gopd'friends of this couple, bqt as to financing a trip for them that’s another thing — and especially since they are very comfortably fixed fin ancially. We think this invita tion with it$ request fop money is in very bad taste, don’t you? SHOCKED. DEAR SHOCKED: I do i!»r deed! The moat expected qf you on an occasion such as this is an attractive eongrqt» ulatory card — or, if yoq think especially much of them, perhaps a little gift in silyer. 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