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WHY WE GREET
THE NEW YEAR
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buildings in Barbiry Branch iahool ed liability of stockholders of Bank of and creditors as of December 9, 1933,
district, bounded as follows: Ne^th Western Carolina to the depositors shall remain in the same status until
by C. F. Riser; East by James Sen- thereof in whatever form th% sam^ the further order of the Court to the
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Aad faith in that which la pure aad true.
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Chatham Isles Shepherds
First to Greet New Year
Shepherds of the Chatham islands.
New Zealand, welcomed the New Year
■while milkmen In the United States
are making their ronndn on the last
day of the old year
The British colony of 200 persons
In the southern Pacific Is the first
place In the world to welcome the
New Year. When the hell In the little
church on Hanson island peals out
midnight, the chimes of Big Ben in
London sound 12 noon, and It is 7 a.
m. In New York.
The Chatham islands are the nearest
point to the starting line of time. The
starting line Is the admiralty's date
line. It Is made to curve enSt and
west of the one hundred and eightieth
meridian in such a way that It lies al
ways In the ocean. The Chatham fre-
lands are Just to the east of the line.
The New Year begins Its race from
the Islands westward along the equator
at a speed of 1.000 miles an hour. By
the time New Yorkers gather to wel
come It, most of the Chatham Island
ers are ready for their New Year’*
dinner.
ders; South by James Sanders and
West by Ben Ray.
Levied upon as the property of
Estate ol Nancy Morris and sold to
satisfy the above Execution and costs.
ALSO: .
One lot in Barnwell school district,
bounded as follows:- North by Acad
emy Street; East by residence lot of
S. W. Blanton; South by Lula F v
Crtjpch and West by T. A. Holland.
Levied upon a 5 the property of
A. E. Sandeis and sold to satisfy the
above Execution and costs.
ALSO:
Fifty-four acres of land and three
buildings in Big Fork schcol district,
bounded as follows: North by Sally
Ayer; East by lands of Ida Sanders;
South by lands formerly of Jones Wil
liams, and West by lands of W. L.
Creech. * -.v
'XLevied upon a.* the property of
the^state of J. Q. Creech and sold
to the above Execution and
cost 8 .
Flagahip Santa Maria
Ninety-Fire Feet Long
The dimensions of the Santa Mnrin,
the flagship of the squadron of three
▼esselk commanded by Christopher Oo-
lumbus during his famous voyage of
1492, which led to the discovery of
America, were as followsLength be
tween perpendiculars, 74.12 feet; ex
treme length of ship proper, 95 feet;
length over all, 128.29 feet; breadth,
•extreme, 25.71 feet; depth of hold,
12.48 feet; displacement, fully ladeu,
233 tons; weight of bull. 90.5 tons;
burden, about 100 toas; complement,
52 men.
Her armament coasiated of eight
plecea, two lombards firing stone shot
weighing two pounds, and six falconets
of wrought Iron firing stones IS ounces
In weight.
These dimensions are from a de
scription of the shlprglvei) In a cata
logue of the collections in the Science
museum of South Kensington, London,
complied by G. L. Overton. A. R. C. S.
A rigged model of the Sanla Marla
■was presented to the museum by the
Spanish government in 1923.
Descriptions of the other vessels
forming the squadron—the caravels
Tlnta and Nina—are not so readily
available, records only disclosing that
they were of about 50 and 40 tons bur
den rgspectively, and each having a
complement of 18 men.
Bodifcjrd—Carter.
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Bodiford, of
Blackville, announce the marriage of
ttoeir daughter, Juanvta, to Mi. Willis
Malphus Carter on Sunday, December
24th. - -
Mrs. Ca 1 ter is a young woman cf
charming persona’lty jind holds a< re
sponsible position with the postoffice
at Blackville. Mr. Carter is a young
business man and ig manager of the
Unity Grocery Store in Blackville.
-This young cowple have a host of
frielTds who will be glad to know that
they will continue to make their home
in Blackville.
Sixty-five acres of land and two
buildings in DiamoiKi\sthool district,
bounded follows: Nlkth by M. B.
Idagood; East by Slatkehatchie
swamp; South'by the E 8 tate fcf Fred
Sanders, and West by Eloise Sanders.
Levied upon as the property ot,
the Estate of Sallie Sanderrand sold
to satisfy the above Execution and
costs. "
. ALSO:
Forty acres of land in Big Fork
school district, bounded as follow^:
North by Lawrence Creech; East by
M. L. Browning; South by Eddie San
ders, and West by Mrs. Bessie C r ® et; b.
Levied upon as the property, of
the Estate of Alfred Sea^e and sold
to satisfy the above Execution and
costs. , * _
. .ALSO:
One lot and one building in Black
ville schcol district, bounded as fol
lows: North by Lizzie Corley; East
by Luther Holliday; South by Julia
Mack, and West by Campbell Street.
Levied upen as the property of
Pink Sanders and sold to satisfy the
above Execution knd costs.
ALSO:
Sixty-hve acres of land in Diamond
school district, bounded as follows:
North by Henry Williams; East by
Saltkehatchie Swamp; South by M. B.
Hagoed, and West by Rebecca hjc-
Millan.
Levied upon a 8 the property of
the Estate of Rosanna Odom and sold
to satisfy the above Execution and
cost-. • *• —
ALSO:
Forty acres of land in Hercules
school district, bounded as follows:
North by T. S. Sanders; East by the
•E late of Dave Sanders and Ben Ray;
South by the Estate of Dave Sanders,
and West by Joe Sanders.
Levied upon as the property of
Erasmus Sanders and sold to satisfy
the above Execution and costs.
ALSO:
Ninety-five acres of land in Big
Fark Schcol District, bounde as fol
low's: North by Saltkehatchie Swamp,
East by J. W. Sanders, South by J. A.
Priester and West by H. C. Creech.
Levied upen a< the property of
Solomon Blatt and Charlie Dunbar
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and £cld to satisfy the above execution
ami costs.
J. B. MORRIS,
Sheriff, Barnwell County.
Barnwell. S. C., Dec. 13. 1933.
may be, regardless of whether or not contrary; and further, that a pur-
the same may be mentioned in an in-1 chase of the said tu-sets and stcck-
venfory of said assets 'and liabilities holders’ liabilities on saleday in Janu-
now on file in the office of the Receiver! ary, 1934, -shall be deemed to be a pur-
of the Bank of Western Carolina and chase of such assets and stockholders’
identified by the signature of Judge ' liabilities in such form as they may
J. Henry Johnson, December 9, 1933,! exist at the time the said sale is con-
and specifically all such assets and finned, and that, a conveyance and
liabilities as are therein mentioned, delivery to such purchaser of all of
which includes alb property, real, per- said assets and .stockholders’ liajbili-
sonal and mixed, notes, bonds, ac-1 ties, including money in the hands of
counts, bills receivable, debts, obliga-! the Receiver at the time the said sale
tions, judgments, mortgages, securi- is confirmed, ^haJl be deemed to be a
ties, pledges, rights, causes of action, 1 conveyance and delivery to such pur-
actions, suits, choses in action, furni- chaser cf all of the assets and liabili-
ture, fixtures, equipment, and all other ties which he purchased at-the said
classes cf personal property, ease- sale; that the matter of the confirma-
ments, insurance, etc., and also all tion~cf the said sale shall be heard
uncollected , liability of stockholders by the Presiding Judge of the Second
to depositors of the Bank cf Circurt at the Court House «t Aiken,
Western Carolina in what-oever South bartfttha, oi\ Saturday, Febru-
form the same may be, includ- ary 3, 1984, at ten o’clock A. M., or
ing judgments thereon and notes ' so soon thereafter as Counsel can be
and other 'obligatrcms and securities | heard, or at such time and place as
and guarantees, pledges, etc., given 1 said Presiding Judge at that time and
in connection therewith, whether or placq may order; and that if the said
not the said assets and stockholders ! sale be confirmed, upon payment of
liability be mentioned or described in 1 the purchase price and delivery of the
aff* inventory *of thp said assets and said securities, the undersigned will
liabilities prepared by the Receiver execute and deliver to the purchaser
of the Bank cf Western Carolina, and his deeds of conveyance, transfers and
specifically including all such assets assignments conveying to the pur-
and liabilities as^ are mentioned in the j chaser all cf the properties of the
said inverrt'Ciy, which inventory is in ( Bank cf Western Carolina and all
bound form and has been identified by stockholders’ liabilities, as defined in
the signature cf Judge J. Henry John-
sm p 1 arpfl thprpnn Dftfpmhpr 9, 1933,
and which inventory shall remain on
file Vjth the Receiver of the Bank of
the said deciee, conveying by one deed
and assignment all real estate situate
in Aiken County, together with all
other assets of the Bank except real
Western Carolina subject to inspec- 1 estate situate in other counties and to-
tion by-all piospective bidders at said .gether with all of said stockholders’
sale; provided that a purchase of the liabilities, and by such other deeds
said assets and stockholders’ liabili- a* may. be necessary the teal estate
ties, as they are described in the .said j situate elsewhere, making a separate
inventory or may otherwise exist, at | deed for each county in which real
said public sale, shall be deemed to be estate is situate,
a purchase cf .-aid assets and stock- • EDWARD S. CROFT,
holders’ liabilities in such form as Special Officer of the Coutt of
they may exist at the time the said Common Pleas for Aiken County, S. C.
sale is confirmed and that a convoy- Dec. 11, 1933.—3t.
ance and delivery to such purchaser ■ - ■ " ' ■ ■ -
of all of said assets amf stockholders’
liabilities, including money then in the
hands of the Receiver of the said
Bank at the time the said sale is
confirmed shall be deemed to be a
conveyance and delivery to such pur
chaser of all of the said assets and
liabilities which he purchased at said
sale.” A* m '
TERMS OF SALE: Cash, purchas
RECEIVER’S NOTICE.
■ .BANK OF WESTERN CAROLINA.
i TO ALL CREDITORS AND DE
POSITORS OF THE’ BANK OF
WESTERN CAROUNA;/
Pursuant to order of Court of Com
mon Pleas fpr Aiken County, South
er to pay for stamps and papers; no , ^ aro ^ na ' December 9th, 1933, notice
bid for less tha* One Hundred Forty- is hereb y * iven that J*™* 1 ? 15 * 1934 .
eight Thousand Six Hundred Eighty ^ ^ een ^ as tbe ^ ate * or tbe
and 47-100 ($148,680.47) Dollars shall of claims against Bank of West-
be considered or received; said sale ern ^ aro ^ na -
to be made subject to all taxes dpe ! ALSO, that, in the absence of the
upon the said property, whether filing of any claim within the time
the same be on property owned 4>y se ^* claimant shall be barred, UN-
the Bank of Western foarolina or LESS claim has already been filed or
property over which it h^lds mortga- unless the books of the Bank of West-
ges; and, further, suhjftt to the pro- ern Carolina show the amount of the
vision of said decreaKhat the purchas- deposit or claim, in which event the
er^rhalUfile with and pledge to the filing of the claim shall not be neces-
undersignedr~priw—to^confirmation of /May. and FURTHER, that where a
the said sale, security, satisfactory to depositor has heretofore received a
I he undersigned and to the said CcurF, ^dividend he may know thereby that
for the payment by the said-purchaser, his deposit appears on the books cf
cf any and all costs and expenses of , the Bank.
said sale and of winding up the re
ceivership of the Bank of Western
RECEIVERSHIP SALE
legal Advertisements
SHERIFF'S TAX SALES:
BANJC OF WESTERN CAROLINA
State cf South Carolina,
County of Barnwell.
Undei and by virtue of certain Tax
Executions to me directed by 3. J.
Bellj Treasurer cf Barnwell County, I
have this day levied upon and will sell 1 Fanf, as State Bank Examiner, Bank
By virtue of and pursuant to decree
of 4he Court of Commpn Pleas tpr
Aiken County, SoQth Cailina, signed
by judge J. Henry Johnson December
9, 1933, in case of T. G. Tajrver, as
Receiver cf the Bank* of^Western
Carolina/Petitioner, In Re: J. Ernest
Thorpe, et a 1 ., Plaintiff: vs. Albeit S.
Also, that a final dividend, of not
le^s than forty per cent, is expected
1934. i
T. G. TARVER, /
Receiver of Bank of Western Carolina.
December 11, 1933.—4t.
NOTICE OF DISCHARGE.
to the highest bidder for ca-h, be
tween the legal hours of sale, in front
of the Court House at Barnwell/S. C.,
on Monday, the 1st day of January,
1934, this being salosday in said
month, the following described real es
tate:
- Ten acres of land in Ashleigh school
district, bounded as follow^: On the
North by Annie Rice; East by Nor
throp Allen and Southern Railway;
South by Southern Railway and West
hy Lee Lancaster.
Levied upon as the property of
Jas. G. Odom and sold to satisfy the
above Execution and costa.
ALSO:
Thirty-seven acres of land and two
of Western Carolina, et al/, Defend
ants, pending in the said Court, I, the
undersigned Edward S. f Crcft, ar
Special Officer of the Court of Com;
mon Pjeas for Aiken County, South
Carolina, will sell In/bulk, in front of
the Court House doer at Aiken, South
Oarclina, during the legal hours of
sale, cn salesday in January, 1934, the
same being the first day of said
month, at public auction, to the high
est bidder for c&sh, subject to confir-
maticn by the Court and subject to
tfce terms of sale hereinafter specified:
“All and singular the assets and
property of the Bank of Western Caro-
jina and its Receiver of whatsoever
nature and wherever the same may
Singular all uncollect-
Carolina, and aLo for the payment of j to be paid on or before February 15,
all alleged pieferred claims against
thj^ Bark of Western Carolina, with
inteiest at seven per cent, from Oc
tober 15, 1931, if and when the same
may be adjudged to be due, or such
dividend thereon as may be adjudged
to be due, together with all cost? taxed
against the Receiver of the Bank in
connection therewith, which said al
leged preferred claims amount to
Eleven Thousand Six Hundred Forty-
three and 27-100 ($11,643.27) Dollars
and are. fully described in a report
made to this couit by the said Re
ceiver/ dated December 9, 1933, and
filed in the record of this cause in the
office of the Clerk of Court at Aiken,
South Carolina; the bid to remain
open'until noon cn the 30th day after
said sale, exclusive of the day of sale,
within which thiity days period nny
person may enter a higher bid; the.
successful bidder,- and any and all
other persons who may thereafter
raise the bid before twelve o’clock
noon on the 30th day after said sq/e,
exclusive of the day of said sale, to
make a cash deposit of five per cent,
of such bid a- earnest money or evi-
den&Txf good faith in the bidding, the
deposit of the highest bidder to be
be, land all ! and
Notice is hereby given that I will
file my final account a. s Administrator,
with the Will Annexed of Mrsl Alice
I. Best, with the Hon. John K. Snel-
ling, Judge of the Probate Court for
Barnwell County, South Carolina, up
on January 3rd, 1934, at 10:00 o’clock
in the forenoon and petition the said
Court for an Order of Discharge. an<|
Letter s Dismissory.
G. C. BEiST, Admr.
With the. Wifi Annexed of
12-7-4t Mis. Alice I. Best.* "
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NOTICE TO CONFEDERATE VET-
,» ERANS AND WIDOWS.
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Notice is hereby given that I have
received the FOURTH and last" in
stallment of the 1933 pension and all
pensioners are requested to'call at my
office and receive same.
JOHN K. SNELLING,
Jndge cf Probate, Barnwell County, S.
applied upon the bid should there bs; ,c., Clerk of the Barnwell County
a compliance with the same, and if! Pension Board,
the last bidder fails tp comply with; Nov. 27th, 1233,*
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his bid, without lawful excuse, then
hi? deposit shall, he retained and for
feited as' liquidated damages; the
liquidation of the Bank cf Western
Carolina to continue during the time
required for the proposed sale and the
ccnfirmation thereof in -so far as col
lections, sale?, settlements, etc., are
concerned^ except thait deposits and
:| claims shall not be used or accepted
in such collections, .sales, settlements,
eta., nor transferred on the books cf
the Receiver of the said Bank, to the
end that deposits and general claims
;tandihg in the name of depositors
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NOTICE OF DISCHARGE.
Notice is hereby given that I will
file my final account &s Administra
tor of the estate cf Theodore Thomas
with the Hon. John K. Snelling, Judge
of the Probate Court for Barnwell
County, upon Tuesday, January 16th,
1934,. at 10:00 o’clock a. m., and peti
tion-the said Court for an Order of
Discharge and Letters Dismissory.
S. G. LOWE,
Admr. Estate of Theodore Thomas.
Barnwell, S. C., Dec. 18, 1933.—4t.
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 28. UM
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and drive Ford V-8 cars* Some neighbor or
friend of yours has one. If we told you what we
think of the car, you might say we are prejudiced,
so we let the car. and its owner tell you.
Economy of operation is one of the first points
they will emphasize—the owner will boost of it
and the car will prove it.
The 1934 car is even better than the 1933—
and that was our best car up to its time. The new
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car is more beautiful — faster — more powerful
—gives more miles to the gallon—better oil
' economy—is easier riding—cheaper to own and
Operate than any car we ever built.
You owe it to yourself and your pocketbook to
ask our Ford Dealer to let you see this car, and
let you drive it for yourself. At the wheel of the
csr you will be sure to reach a right decision. The
Ford V-8 will tell you its own story.
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Be Careful About Your Economy Practice!
The effort to - c ave a few cents may cost ycu your 4 entire
pork supply for the year. For just & slight cost-^(neglible
when compared to the cost of losing meat) you can havp your
meat properly cured at our refrigeration plants.
you have no way of getting your meat to us our truck
will gladly bring ft in for you at no extra cost on the days they
are in your territory.
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Charges: 1c lb. per month or fractional part.
In cases wheie meat stays in storage more than one month,
but not more than six weeks a charge of l!fcc per pound is made.
For storage for more than 6 weeks, but net more than 2 months ,
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a chaige of 2c per pound i: made.
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