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Legal Notices
FIN'.M. sF'I'li I-'.Ml-'NT an< * all and sin;!u
lar tin- K Midrc.l ami ('n-ditors
laki- muici- llial on the id lla- >t d Artlmr Jenkin.-.
<l;i : al i'l'liruarv. I(KiH. I d •••ca- -d that thc> lie an-:
" '*1 I l -' ,| dv'i a Inml aeecHint ol a.-jiear' iH'lore me ai the
iii\ acts and dniin-s as Kxecu- *-cui't ol I’la hate. to he held
da of the estate ol (!u\ a: l.aarvn.- Court House
I uinhlin in the oifiee ol the l auia es s (' on February
Jodrte of Frobatr of 1.aureus 2d. m-xf. after publieation
County at .f HD u m. and (;ti hereof, at 10 o'eloek in the
tfie same da\ will applv tor O'reii eei to show cause, if
a loud disehal »te from my an> lhe> lia\e. why the said
trust as Kxei utor , Admm i tratioii should not he
. igranted
Any pefs. -1 r; h hied to
said estate is until.r ( and re CiiNeii unde: in\ hand this
puned to make pa ii; i.t on H1 t day ol .l.m \nno
or helore s.iul dale duly I'omiai itir'H
Plo\(n or he tore\ei hatred
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Hi oe r idor.
MOM FI HIM MM
M I kt* OdiMU l.l ' I dll |) Ml
h. r C 1 Hi ss M yei > in is mi- ho-
fei ’he week ( (dor
Ihursday Movie, y p m.
“'Hit Man Who Shot I ihcity
Valance," with .lames Stewait
Best ot llollv w ood, 7 |> m
‘Sierfe at Ked River" with
vaiane, wun aames o l c«m l . ... , .
Jehu Wayne. Lee Ma.vm 1 ol.ir l '* nSon ' 1 ol " r
(iu\ A Tumi iIjii
I xeeutor
(’linton. S i'
Jan 25 FJfiH
FI He F22
C HFDITOR S NOTH F
All persons having claims
against the ('state ot Fhza-
beth Harris Stokes, deceased,
are hereby notified to file the
same duly venticd, with th('
undersigned,
debted to
I lew lette \\ a on I Seal i
J F i. C
FI 2c FH
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St HOOF DISTRICT r>«
Week (/f F abruarv 12 lh
MONDAY
Milk.
Ilci d
S 1 i c
eficese.
d bolortna.
Cole slaw .
John Wayne
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9
Marshal Dillon. 7 p m.
Matt b o comes involv-d will
a larcenous sheriff.
t a;
I
past >*<*■
\ an Johnson
A( ( Baskclhall. s.Ho pm
UN( vs N C 's' *- Live
(. olor.
and those in-| (ha ell hi ails wdti wfiole po-
willitatoes. H d condu'cad, Bui
f)leas(‘
wise.
make
aid estate
pay merit
like
Mamie Harri:- Horton
Kxeeutrix
l{-2. 1’endleton. S C
Date Jan 25. 1‘iiiH
Fl-3c-F15
ter. Brow iiici
TUESDAY
Milk. Fried (hieken. Straw
berne: in icllo Fnplish peas,
Rice vvitii era', y . Hot bis
ciuts butter
I Carol liurnett Show HI pm
W ild. Wild W est, 7 t.UI p in. Martha Kaye and B-". v
., „ , I , (h'.ihle are quests Color
Secret avert West loses m
11 l.SDAY, 1 ERR 1 UM 13
Daktari. 7:30 pm
Tribesmen mistake a baby
memory. ( olor.
Friday Movie. 9 p m.
‘The Secret Invasion.’' with]
FINAL SETTLEMENT
Take notice that on the 27th
day of Feb, 19 till, 1 will
render a final account of my
acts and doings as Executrix
of the estate ol Mai Thomas
Rice in the otl.ee of the
Judye of Probate ol 1.aureus
County, at 2:30 p m o’clock
and on the s a m 0 day
will apply lor a final dis
charge from my trust as
Executrix
Any person indebted to
said estate o notified and
required to make payment
on or bek.ri that date and
all persons having claims
against said estate will pre
sent them on or before «ai;i
date, duly proven or he for
ever barred.
Geneva Rue
Executrix
R 1, Clinton. S C.
Jan 2b. 19bS
Fl-4c-F22
Wl DM -DAY
1 Milk \ eci taf)■ e soup. Car-
‘ rot! sticks. Sandwiches,
: ('i irnfii
-'iua>'e
Blitter
i \ ; i h nt; a-.- cook a-.
Till KSDAY
!
Mdk. (duntry H u-d steak,
I (trange u.ee, W hole kernel
j c ■ i a. Ii'c w ith gravy . Hot
r ills, But l(>r. Appie p,e
I RIDAY
| klilk. Chicken stew. Orange
juice. (ireer. Imia beans'. Hi t
biscuits. Butter. Cake with
rhocoLve .cmg.
riieri wire 203 5 million
1 teh phones in the world in
UihV. iKcording to Southern
I Bill Telephone Company.
Stewart (iramrer. Mu-k<w Roo- , t , , ,
,, . , Inmnan/.ee for a n o . o li .teil
m-v. < "lor. . ,
chief ( "lor.
SAIT RDAY. FFBRUAIM 10 ,
Red Skelton. 8:30 p m
ACC Basketball. 2 p m.
i Burl Ives and Enr'.'M :rt-
UNC Tar Heels vs. Virginia r ,. <v .«, n jrp r Lulu are g'n -ts
Tech Color. ! ( ( ,| ((r .
My Three Sons, 8:30 p m. | ( BS ,,,. nh(iuse „ m
The Douglas family become- „ M Kath „ and Mv vK.tb. r’
war prisoners. Color. wuth the cmniC n.Iw.- M
FeUieoat Junction, 9:30 p.m. ""‘J'un hie (olor
Unele Joe takes over the WLDNLSDAY. LLBIU MM II
Shady Rest. Color. Th , al ,. r Three. 7 pm
S( .NT)AY. FLBRFAIM II u . , , .
1 hu KcimirKaiiU* M• i t
21st Century, 5:30 p.m. nypacker, with ( L. •*r M >'•
( (ilnr
Walter Cronkite reports on
hiis’ihals of tomenow in “Midi- (ireen Acres. 1 P m
cal Electronics." Color. ! H „ of ,. tvt | U . p | :tr , c,
Gentle Ben. 7:30 p.m. ' :,,:i u '''' 1 .’ 1 ‘ >
the Isaiu.. s fam; \ « ' a"
IT n runr awav Color.
He and s lic : Ul p mi
Ed Sulln an, S p in.
|1), k a '"1 Fa'lla I'll. ' Bar
101* e AI lx rt a nil Rohei ta : • - b ' ■ ■■' ’ ■ 1 1 • "
I’i'.: gin-^t slat. ( olor i: i.;i ' i h :n ( •do!
I
PC A Officials Attend
Management Institute
FINAL SETTLEMENT
. s
Take notice that on the 5
day ot Feb. 1938. 1 will
render a final account of my
acts and doings a- Guardian
of the estate of Barry Leroy
Lawson in the office of the
Judge of Probate of Laurens
County, at 3:30 p. in., and on
the same day will apply for
a final discharge from my
trust as Guardian.
Any person indebted to said
estate is notified and re
quired to make payment in
or before that date, and ^
all persons having claims!
against said estate will pre
sent them on or before said
date, duly proven or be for
ever barred.
Roy Lawson, Jr.,
Guardian
R3, Box 328,
Clinton, S. C.
Jan. 29-1988.
Fl-4c-F22
FINAL SETTLEMENT
Take notice that on the 27th
day of February, 1968 I will
render a final account of my
acts and doings as Executor:
of the estate of Will H.
Hampton in the office of the
Judge of Probate of Laurens |
County, at 10 o’clock a.m.,
and on the same day will!
apply for a final discharge
from my trust as Executor.
Any person indebted to said
estate is notified and re
quired to mane payment on
or before that date, and
all persons having claims
against said estate will pre
sent them on or before said
date, duly proven or be
forever barred.
A. W. Hampton
Executor
114 PineHaven St,
Laurens, S. C.
■'The use of large amounts
^of c a pi al by farmers is con
tributing to agriculture’s in
ert' isod efficiency and pro
duction." according to Dick
Suggs general manager of
the Palmetto Production Cre-
Jan 25, 19fl8
F1-4C-F22
CITATION FOR LETTERS
OF ADMINISTRATION
The State of South Oarotonm,
County of Lauren*
By J. H. Wauon,
Probate Judge:
WHEREAS Florence Jen
kins made suit to me to grant
her Letters of Administration
of the Estate and effects of
Arthur Jenkins.
These are, therefore, to cite
Timely
Tips
By COUNTY AGENTS
Extension Home Economists
Sixty Million Acres Releas
ed—The mule, major source
of farm power in the South
a generation ago, worked on
ly 100 days a year but had
to be fed 355 days. The shift
to farm tractors released al
most sixty million acres of
cropland for the production
of food and fiber that former
ly grew work-stock feed.
Keep Tiny Tots from Scald
ing — If mothers with
young children paint the tops
of hot-water faucets with red
— then teach the tots that
‘red’ means HOT, it will keep
many tiny tots from scalding
their hands. Later, as the
child grows and learns, the
fingernail polish can easily be
removed with polish remover.
Spray for Peach Leaf Curl
—If you failed to spray the
peach trees last fall to control
peach leaf curl, get this job
out of the way as soon as pos
sible.
Wash Child’s Face With
Lukewarm Water for Comfort
—For tots around two or three
years of age who awaken
night after night, cry loudly
for a half-hour or longer and
refuse to be comforted by a
drink of water or any amount
of love and rocking in a chair,
try this: Wash the child’s
face with some lukewarm
water to awaken him. Once
he is fully awake he can be
comforted and quieted.
Sail Tenting—If you failed
to have a soil test made last
fall, get this job done right
J iway. The state soil testing
acilitles will soon be flood
ed with samples. Delays and
disappointments may result
You cannot fertilize crops and
grasslands adequately unless
you first know what plant
food deficiencies exist. A soil
test will tell you.
•I:t Association.
Sugcs lias just returned
Irum Columbia, where he and
directors of the Palmetto Pro
duction Credit Association
have been participating in an j
Advanced Management Insti-
tue sponsored by the Federal
Intermediate Credit Bank of
Columbia for directors and
genera! managers of produc
tion (.Tedit associations.
Sungs says. “The Institute
is designed to keep production
credit officials abreast of
the latest developments in
modern management in order
that production credit asso
ciations may serve farmers’
needs for operating and capi
tal investment credit on an!
intermediate-term basis more
effective!’) and economical
ly.” '
Suggs states. "The tarmer-
owned and operated Palmetto
PCA has 438 tarmer-member*
and is extending $4 million
to these farmer-members in
Greenwood. Abbeville, Aiken,
Edgefield. Laurens. McCor
mick. Newberry, and Saluda
counties for their needs for
operating and capital inveit-
rnent credit on an interme-
date-term basis "
Officers and directors of
the association arc S F Sher-
ard. Sr., of Calhoun Falls,
president. Hugh Workman
ol Clinton, vice president,
Ralph Boatwright of John
ston. director. K. \V Mitchell
of Saluda, director: David
Waldrop of Silverstreet. di
rector .1 T McCrackin. Jr.,
of Newberry, director; L. L .
Davis of Clinton, director; C.
A. Patton of Fountain Inn.
director, and P. F Beck of
Williston. director.
The association's home of
fice is in Greenwood and
branch offices are in Saluda,
Clinton, Aiken and Newberry.
Tie, Qm o/
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