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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1«, 1936. THE BARNWELL PEOPLE-SENTINEL. BARNWELL. SOUTH CAROLINA page n?m ^1 . . a • HBRB AND HBRBABOUTS. • Mrs. Calhoun Lemorf spent Monday in Columbia shopping. Miss Anna Goolsby spent the week end in Columbia with relatives. A. D. Connor, Jr., was a business visitor in Columbia on Monday. Bennie Owens, of Augusta, spent Sunday in Barnwell with relatives. Perry B. Bush spent Monday Aiken bn business. in Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Ellis spent Saturday in Augusta, where the for mer’s father is a patient at an Au- ,-gust hospital — Misses Rosalie Spann and Mary Clowney, of Sumter, were the week end guests in Barnwell of Mr. and River and ^art of the Town of Bluff ton; in the County of Beaufort, State of South Carolina, containing ive hun dred twenty-five (625) acres, more or less, and known as the “Allen Farm,” bounded as follows: North by lands of E. C. Hudson (formerly known as the Franz property); East by Guerard Avenue separating it from lands of Mrs. W. W. Williams; South by May River Road, separating it from May Mrs. Perry A. Price. Miss Jean Smith, a student at Co- West by lands of Patz “ Brothers (known as Buck Island property.) Also all that certain piece, parcel lumbia College, spent the week-end 1 or lot of land lying, situate and be- Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Molair spent Thursday of last week in Augusta. in Barnwgll with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Smith. Miss Sue Carter spent the week end with her mother in Vamville. Mrs. S. A. McNab, Miss Mamie Mc- Nab and Jennings McNab spent sev eral days last week with Mr. and Mrs. McElroy in Commerce, Ga. Miss Louise Cope spent the week end with her parents at her home in Cope. _ , Mrs. J. P. Scoville spent Thursday of last week in Orangeburg with rela tives. * The local Book Club met with Mrs. R. C. Holman on Friday afternoon of last week. Miss Catherine Black, a student at Columbia College, spent the week end in Barnwell with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Shelly Black. R. L. Bronson spent the week-end in Columbia. He was accompanied upon his return home by Mrs. Bron son, who spent last week there with her mother, Mrs. F. F. Bell. Marion Meyers, of Sumter, spent the week-end in Barnwell with rela tives and friends. Misses Grace League, Hazel Smith and Miss Bloxheim spent Saturday in Columbia shopping. Miss Elease Ray spent the week end in Denmark with her parents Mr and Mrs. S. S. Ray. Lt. and Mrs. W. E. Cobble. Miss Nell Dunbar and Miss Deima Burgess spent Saturdsy in Augusta. Eugene Sense, of Greenwood, spent several days last week with his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Sense. Mrs. L. D Meng returned to Barn well on Friday after spending some time with relatives ia Florence. Mi ad Mrs. Angus lien, Bara Eng! it Saturdsy in Pa'teuson an ish sad Angui Augusta. /dciety\ MISS GOODSON GIVES FAREWELL PARTY. ing near the Town of Bluffton, Bluff- ton Township, Beaufort County and State of South Carolina, containing five (5) acres, and more particularly described and bounded as follows: said tract of land beginning at a point on the Foot Point Road, said point be ing the southwest corner of a settle ment established by E. C. Copeland, Jr., and now leased from Charles C Ulmer, Jr., and others, and running from said point along the eastern line of said road in a northerly direction for a distance of six hundred (600) feet to a corner and from thence at a righ angle for ad distance of three hundred sixty-three (363) feet in an easterly direction and from thence at a right angle in a southerly direction for a distance of six hundred (600) feet and from thence at a right angle back to starting point, said tract being in shape a rectangle, and bounded on the North by lands of Charles C. Ulmer, Jr., et al., and on the East by a road herein referred to known as Foot Point Road and lands said to belong to Vereea and Williams; said tract being a part and parcel of what is Miss Edith Goodson entertained a few friends with a party at her home known as Hunting Island tract of on Washington Street Friday evening, land. The event was in honor of Miss Pearl | Also, the following personal proper- Thain, who ia leaving this week for \ t y gituated at or near Bluffton. in the Orangeburg where she will enter County of Beaufort, Bute of South training at the Tri-County Hospital. Carolina: Her many friends wish her success in this new work. Paul tK Bolen, of Spring* rk-end In Barawel Mr. and Mrs. E. G riing Elder, of Reck HiO, a foe* 'eetdent of Barnwell, spent Bun- lere with relstnee and friends. Ira. T. R. Br iery and Mr. I Of* in v mg. las Mildred Grubbs, it Sunday with he Mrs. Franklin Gn The third dance of the Fall season will be held st the Sweetwater Coon- try Oub on Friday evening, Decem ber lltk. Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Brown, Sr., and L. A. Cave were visitors Sunday. in Orangeburg on Miss Elizabeth Grubb*, of Colum bia, spent last week in Barnwell with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Buist Grubbs. Miss Ftnnie Cooper, of Columbia, spent several days in Barnwell last week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 1. H. Cooper. J. O. Ricard and R. C. Gignilliatt attended a meeting of A. and P. Tea Co., employees in Columbia Thursday night. Miss Gertrude Cooper, of Savan nah, Ga., spent several days last week in Barnwell with Mr. and Mrs. I. H. Cooper. Henry Bannister, of Honea Path, spent Monday in Barnwell, where he enjoyed an al£day hunt with T. R. Brown. Mr. and Mrs. J. Norman Anderson and daughter, Norma, spent Sunday in Columbia with Miss Daisy Ander son, a student at Columbia College. USINESi WILDER. WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON CONTRACT CLUB. Mrs. J. Norman Anderson wns hostess to the members of the Wed nesday Afternoon Contract Club at her home on RsilronU Avenue last week. The high score prise for club members, a boa of note paper, wns awarded Mrs. K. H. Girardeau, while the consolation prise for dob mem- hots. a tray, was ost by Mrs. Martin C. Best. The high score prise for gae*ta,~n cigarette hoi. was won by Mrs. Ira Falsa, and the consolation prize for guests, a handkerchief, was cut by Mrs. W. W. Carter. At the roartualoa of the afternoon's play at cards, the hostess served a talsd course with coffee. Those enjoying Mrs. Anderson's hospitz^ity, other than club members Included Mrs. Ira False. Mrs. W. W. Carter and Mrs. B. M Jenkins. III. page 554. S. S. Furse, Agent for Estate of E. A. .Furse, Book 8, page 577. W. D. Cease, Book 8, page 543. Major Parker, Book 8, page 533. J. A. Furse, Book 8, page 447. Annah Scott, covering 70 acres, more or leas, in Allendale County, South Carolina. . C. B. Ellis, Book 8, page 551.. John Major, Book 8, page 633. Butler Allen, Book 8, page 542.. Lee Dunbar, covering 20 acres, more or less, in Allendale County, South Carolina. William Thomson, covering 900 acres, more or less, in Allendale Conn ty, South Carolina. Early Rhodes, Book 8, page 476. Edward Dunbar, covering 25 acres, more or less, in Allendale County, South Carolina. W. .J. Rountree, Book 8, page 630. Anderson Jackson, Book 8, page 530. Mrs. Egerieta B. Dunbar, Book 8, page 545. H. E. Johnson, Book 8, page 465. J. M. Dunbar, Book 8, page 536. Allen Bates, Book 8, page 539. Carrie Bush, Book 8, page 627. Sol Fleming, Book 8, page 588. Peter Edwards, Book 8, page 544. J. .E. Harper, Book 8, page 477. C. D. Kirkland, Book 8, page 580. William Willingham, Book 8, page 481. D. P. Peeples, Book 8 page 462. R. B. Kearse, R. .H. Kearse, Watson Kearse, Inez Smith, Florrie Bell Long Pearl Davis and Clarence Kearse Book 8, page 472. W. A. Parson, Agent for the heirs at law of the late Sam Cohen, Book 8, page 501. . Carolina Land Company, dated Au gust 2, 1933. Also, all apirita and crude turpen tine, rosin, gum, scrape and other naval stores products belonging to Bluffton Turpentine Company. Any person desiring to bid at this sale except the Complainant, Tur pentine and Rosin Factors, Inc., shall before his bid is entertained, deposit Fourteen shanties. 1 dwelling, 1 lot and barn, 1 commissary, 1 small house, 1 log cabin, 50,000 used cups, 45 used dip barrels, 3 horses, 1 25 , . . . , . . . _ ... .... , .. , with the undersigned the sum of Five, bbl. still complete, 1 gasoline engine 'V. , . . ; “ , . . Hundred (3500 000) Dollars ia cash and pump, 1 spirits shed, 1 two horse wagon, 1 one horse wagon. 1 used In-1 temtioaal truck, and 1 1935 (Wvm>- let track. Also, the following turpentine lens es la Beaufort County, signed by the following persons and recorded in the Clerk's Office in the book and page given below: Bluffton Real Estate Company, Book 3 of Leases, page lit. Ephraim Cosier, cove ring La*^ Bluffton Township, Beaufort C Bouth Carolina Edward Sanders, covertag 100 acres 1 in Beaufort County, South Carolina. Also, the following personal proper-1 ty sit anted ia Baiawe!! County, Booth I Carolina: or a certified check on some bank which ia a depository of the above Court. Such sum shall he returned to bidder after the it of the succeeefnl j tne anderaignm I and applied on hte hid, if the tale be i I confirmed by the Court. For n more detailed description of | the property heremheforr described, reference Is craved to the decree of any •ale. and the depo bidder will be held ht the n the foecloourt and sale on file * | Untted States District Caurt. GEORGE WARREN. r * j Receiver. Dated November 20, 193d. NOTH E OF 8ALB OF LAN& alee Minstrel Show at Hil 1 Chevrolet 29' Model coach, equity in 1934 sedan. I j I Chevrolet sedan 1933 model, I 19331 Chevrolet track. 1 1934 Chevrolet p up track, buildings, 99.000 gal van I cups, 102 dip barrels, 1 b outfit complete with fixtures, 1 I pickup truck, and fraase for scale Also, the following turpen.—... ^ _ _ . , _ .. „ . . House Door at Barnwell on Tuesday leases in Barnwell County, signed by | ^ w M _. .. , , the following persons and recorded in r .nd»b,mc_pr~nl«lu. W«.nl th . CVrk ., lh , ^ Li sens of Hilda and rommum present a minstrel show at Th ty w the Hilda school auditorium tomorrow (Friday) sight, at 3:00 o'clock. The •how is composed of local talent en tire n fund to he used for the erection of a community house Pursuant of orders of Hon. J. Lyles j Glenn, U. S District Judge, dated Jan- | uary SB, 1033, October 80, 1944 and j January 29, 1936, la the case of Ira W | #tl jj j Krupnick, Complainant, vs. Peeples ' State Bank of South Carolina, et aL, Defendants, the undersigned niU sell ’ I at public outcry before the Court Legal Advemsements Notice to Debtors and Creditors. All persons holding claims against the estate of J. O. Walker, deceased, are requested to file them duly attest ed with the undersigned Administra tor, and all persons indebted to the said estate will make payment of ; same Jo the undersigned Administra tor. O. WALLACE HARLEY, Administrator of the Estate of J. O. Walker. Dunbarton, S. C., Nov. 23, 1936. NOTICE OF SALE. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Eastern District of South Carolina IN THE DISTRICT COURT. In Equity. FOR SALE.—Cabbage plants, cash or credit Any reasonable amount at my drug store to any one in Barnwell County that I know, white or colored, until January lat. After that date for eaah only. Come right along and get what you want This means you. —Dr. C N. Burckhaltcr, Barnwell. S. C 11-2S-4IC Turpentine and Resin Factors, Inc., w Complainant, v. Prior J. Rooney and F. S. Bailey, in dividually, and as co-partners trad ing as Bluffton Turpentine Com pany, . Defendants. Under and by virtue of the terms of the decrefe of foreclosure and sale signed by the Honorable Frank K. Myers, United States District Judge, in the above entitled cause, the under signed will offer for sale before the Court House door at Beaufort, South Carolina, at 12:00 o'clock noon, on the 24th day of December, 1936, to the! in Allendale County, signed by the page given below: S. J. ft .Still. Book 9-Z, page 344. Paul H. Williams, Book 9-Z, page 345. Mrs. Bessie J. Weathersbee, Book 9-Z, page 354. Jetsie Foreman, Book 9-Z, page 355. W. E. Ashley, Joseph Ashley and Mrs. Carrie J. Ashley, Book 9-Z, pages 362-363. J. R. Moody, Book 9-Z, page 349. Amelia Price, Book 9-Z, page 348. N. A. Patterson, Book 9-Z, page 347. Mose Holly, Book 9-Z, page 350. Mrs. Gertrude Cubine, Book 9-Z, page 360 W. F. Dunbar, Book 9-Z, page 357. L. Cohen, Book 9-Z, page 359; and L. Cohen, Book 9-?, page 359; and recorded in Allendale County in Book 8, page Mrs. C. M. Rogers, (Evelyn Rog ers), Book 9-Z, page 346. Mattie Ginne (Givings), Book 9-Z, page 353. Handy Floyd, Book 9-Z, page 356. Daniel W. Cummings, Book 9-Z, pages 363-364. ' Geoirge Williamson, Book 9-Z, page 365. Albert Hankinson, covering 25 acres, more or less, in Barnwell Coun ty, South Carolina. R. L. Moody, covering 500 acres, more or less, in Barnwell County, South Carolina. W. Fj Bates, Book 9-Z, page 386. Mrs. Kate Maud Justus, covering 230 acres, more or less in Barnwell County, South Carolina. — Also, the following turpentine leases highest bidder for cash, the following described property, the same to be told as a whole: AU thft curtain piece, parcel or tract of land situate, lying and being following persons and recorded in the Clerk’s Office in the book and page given below: Lucius Sanders, Book 8, page 548. Miss Kate D. Kirkland, Book 8, December 22, 19M, at 12 o’clock noon the following described property of the Receivers of the Peoples State Bank of South Carolina situsted in the County of Barnwell, to-wit> Jacob May Tract: “All that tract of land situate fat Williston Township containing 111 acres, more or less, and bounded: North by the Edisto River; East by lands of Julia Davis; South by lands of Ella Corley; and West by Estate lands of L. M. Mims. Being the prop erty conveyed to Peoples State Bank of South Carolina by G. M. Greene, Master, by deed dated February 7, 1931, and recorded in the Office of the R. M. C. for Barnwell County in Book 8-M, Page 524.” TERMS OF SALE: One-fourth or moie in cash, the balance if any, in three equal annual installments; in terest at 6 per cent, payable semi-an nually, credit portion to be evidenced by bond of the purchaser and secured by moitgage of the property sold; such mortgage to contain covenants as to the payment of taxes, insurance and attorney’s fees, and purchaser to pay for stamps on the bond and for recording the mortgage. The successful bidder shall forth with make a deposit of 3 per cent, of the sales price in cash, with a mini mum deposit of $25.00, such deposit « * in case of compliance to be credited on bid, and in case of noncompliance to be forfeited as a credit on the cost of advertisement and sale. All sales made subject to confirmation by the United States District Court. 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