Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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FINAL SET'NE!ENT Take notice that on the 19th day of December, 1922 1 will rendei a -final account of my acts and doings as Exe cutor of the estate of Ophelia -F. Fow ler deceased, in the office of the Judge of Probate of Laurens counuty, at 11 o'clock, a. im. and on the same day pvilll aI)ly for a final discharge from my trust as Executor. Apy person'Indebted to said estate i notified and required to make pay.yment on that date; and all persons having claims against spid estate will present them ol or before said date, duly prov en or be forevser barred. J. 'R. PATTDRSON, Executor. Nov.,15, 1922. 18-5t-A FINAL SETTLEMENT Take notice that on the 22nd day of December, 122, T vill render a final account of my acts and doings as A0 ininistrator of the estate of J. i. Mar tin deceased, in the office of the Judge of Probate of Laurens county, at 11 o'clock a. m. and on the same day will apply for a final discharge fNom my trust as Administrator, Any person Indebted to said estate is notified and required to make pay ment on 'that date; and all persons having claims against said estate will present them on or before said date, dily proven or be forever barred. .1. 4. MARTIN, Administrator. Nov. 22, 1922. 19-5t-A Coldo Cause Grip and Influenza LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Tablets remove thA :ause. There is only one "Bromo Quiiqno. 'F W. GRF.M' sI'tisture on box. 90r. STANDARD LABOR CHARGES Orverhaul motor .. .. ..$16.00 Overhaul rear axle .. .. 4.50 Replace universal joint.. 2.50 Grin'd valves, clean carbon 2.50 Relino transmission .. .. 2.00' Install piston rings . . .. 4.00 ITighten 1 eon. roi . . .. 1 50 Tighten all 4 con.' rods .. 3.00 Rebush front axle .. .. 1.75 Overhaul generator .. .. 1.25 All Work Guaranteed Send Us Your Next Repair Job MARCHANT MOTOR CO. Authorized Dealers Laurens, S. C. XMASA ''ho Clfrbtmas morning ia aot complete without candy. What morQ desirable gift than a box of Delieious *(andy1 Boxes In All Sizes. Putnam's Drug Store Books for Christmas New Copyrights and JAveniles Popular Editifpns 75c , A L~rge Assortment of Books for the Children L. B.Blackwell P rinter 'Statione~r Bookseller * SULPJUR 6PRINGS NEWS * * * * * * * * a * * * * is Sulphur Springs, Dec. 10.l-Mr. Robert Cuninghiam, of Cold Point, spent Sunday afternoon with friends in our community. Mr. William 'MdPherson was a Sun day visitor at Cold Point. Notwithstanding thle inclement weather, the 13. Y. 'P. IT, met with a good attendance and a very interest Ing program was rendered. -Messrs. G. M. and Troy 'loore were b'sinless visitors in 'Waterloo last iSaturday. Aur. dJ. M. Pierce, of Waterloo, was in our community Saturday looking after his farming interests, "Ir. J. .Lee -Langston, of 'Laurens, was down 16st week supwervising his farm and has had a good acreage planted to .sinall grain. Iir. Jimmid J. +Hill made a business trip to Laurens Saturday. tir. and '111s. Wesley F'o*Iler were in Laurens shopping Saturday. We sympathize very tenderly with the bereaved family of Mr. J. M. Mun day, 'who passed away in Columbla on last'Vednesday,'Dec. 7th, where he.had gone for treatment some time ago. ir. Munday was 77 years old, a veter an of the Civil War, volunteering at the age of sixteen. lie was twice mar ried-and is survived by two sons, Sam 'Munday, of Greenville, and James OMunday, of Cold -Point. 'Ilis remains were brought to Mt. Pleasant, of' which church he was a consistent member for a number of years, and interred in tl cemetery there, funeral services being conducted by the liev. Jodia A. 'larti,n of Laurens, his former pas tor. Mr, Li-inday has many friends all over the county who will regret his demise. dMesars, - W4llie .Martin and James LMattison of Ware Shoals, 'worshipped at Lt. (Pleasant Sunday afternoon. GOVERNOR VISITS CElMSON COLLEGE President Melton and Dr. John If. Wells 'Also Anmong Visitors During the Week. Clemson College, 'Dec. i.-Gov. and Mrs. 'Wilson G. 'Harvey were guests of 'President and -Mrs. W. M. Riggs Thursday and Friday 'in connection with Governor dIarvey's yisit to in spect the college.. Governor Harvey spoke to the students and the people of the community Friday morning'at chapel exercises. Governor iHarvey said that he felt a great responsibility on such an oc casion because men should weigh their words when 'talking to young people. (And he stressed the great opportuni ties of youth and -particularly their responsibilities in the need - for law observance as 'well as law enforce ment. He urged the young men to pre pare themselves for the greatest pos sible arvice as -law abiding citizens. Anothet honored visitor at Clemson this week was Dr. .William D. 'Melton president of .the University or South Carolina, wvho addressed the students Tuesday morning and who 'was given a decided ovation. Dlr. Melton made a fine impression at Clemnson and many arc still talking of 'the elegant gentleman at -tihe head of our univer sity as he was presented by Drm. 'W. M. Riggs. -Prof. D. HI. Hlenry, director of the depa'rtment of student affairs, and Coach Fl J. Steware were in Atlanta attending the annual meeting of the Southern Interoel legiate 'conference in session N'riday 'and Saturday. Much interest, centers on the action of this conference in its effect iupon -inter collegiate athletics and particularly football. Dr. John :M. Wells, president of the Columbia Theological 'Seminary, who recently 'preached a strong, sermon at the 'Fort Mill iPresbyterian church, lhas accepted a return invitation and will -preach again for the local 'Presby terians on Sunday, -the tenth. Card From UE/ V. Gelding Editor The 'Advertiser: .Will you -please allow me apiace in your valuable .paper to express to my many friends andl customers, my~ sin eern thanks for their matnly words and deeds of kindness and'express'ions of .regret because of my .fpanocal loss by lire Thursday night.. I h:ave received' many lettprs from friends telling inme of ttgeir deep regret. The good piopig in and around Wa-' terloo have showg ulntold- By:i#athy. While in 'Laiarena .Saturday several Doople cedle to mne Stad ,ertpressd their kmgathy Whomn really I,,^did', not kbqoi. It 'whsialmost/Iipossible -for ine tataden& to'iry bisine~ss ther: 'be iaitse of filetds. I, have sustain~d a very heav'y lobs, 'but I'lhevo yn6 means beert knocked offt. QA 'tp'ox. As soon as 'f pan re DIE6 n iing, 'I will be fendi the dinelO an oil the ~sainjba h -samfne - i1 #b h Vdry sincerely yours, II. V. GOI1DIN, atrlo WOOD REFUSES. TO TAKE PENN. U. POST Oilcer 'eltistt4 Governor of Philip pines Itather than University Pro vOst, Washington, Dec. 7e.-.Major General Wood, governor general or the Phil ipine Islands, will ren.ain at his pres ent l)ost and decline to accel)t the of fer or the Univet-sity of PennsyYanik to -be the provost of that institution, adiniistratjon olicilals said today they had b0en informed. An official an nounceinent to this effect is expected from the war department t'omorrow. Previously .Vood had requested of the university an extension of time before assuming the oillce of provost in order to see the coipletion of the legislative I)rograni lie had spionsored inl tile l'hiilippiiiCs. It is understood that the legislature and other govern nient departments have failed to pass certain legislation as was eXpected. Some features of the program were p)ut forward by General Wood. General Wood said lie was confident the university alppreciated the -great imlortance of work to be done in the Philippines, "not only to the Filipino )eople bit to the United States, and that I did not come here either for leasure or )rofilt, but in compliance with the repeatedly expressed wishes of the President to do a certain ivork and in resionse to iwhat I considered an iimpelative call for service which past experience has perhaps par ticularly 4ltted ine to render." General Wood -added that he had pushed forward the legislative pro gram which he asked for the -Philip Wines as rapidly as pogsible, but the situation was come comilicated and critical than lie had -Previously 'ex pected. NOTICE TO MOOS9 MEMBERlS There will be a regular meeting of the Loyal Order of Moose, December 21, 1922. All members are requested to be present. 0. L. LONG, 22-2t Dictator. SUMMONS FOR REILIEF State of South Carolina, County of Laurens. COURT OF' COMMON PLEAS. Myra Medlock, Matilda 'Hellams, Eliza beth 'laeden, Emma Knight, Rebecca Jane Knight, W. L. Knight, James Knight, John Knight, 'Martha Ann Tumblin, Charity Cox, J. A. C. Lind ley, lannah Charles, Sarah Lindley, W. C. Lindley, J. .L. IAndley and John Lindley, Plaintiffs, against G. W. Lindley, H. Y. Lindley, M. A. Lindley, J. 0. Lindley, J.. L. ILindley, W. 1-. Lindley, E. C. Undley and any other children of William B. 'Lindley an'd Thomas Lindley, sons of Wil liam Lindley, deceased, and the heirs at law, devisees and legal represen tatives of the deceased children of said William'B. Lindley and Thomas Lindley, whose names, ages and places of residence are / unknown, Alice Knight, J. 'M. Knight, Frank Knight, Eugene Knight, tMary Lue Knight, Gladys Knight, 'Helen Knight, Marvin Knight, Ervin Knight, Sybil Knight, Clara Knight, J. D. Brown, Nora Earl, Alice Walker, Nan Hughes, Will iBrown, Ella Cres'vell, Bleas Norris, Jim: Brown, Mamie Coker, W. 'R. Medlock,. in his own right and _as Administrator of the estate of ElI zaibeth 'indlecy, .deceas ed, .1. M. Mddlock, N. 'H. Medlock, N. J. Medhock, Mrs. L. A. .Hendr'ix, 1i0liza Medhock, the hieir's at lawv, djevisees and legal repriesentative5,.of J. P. Medlock, deceased, 'husband 'cf Mar'y :\Medlock, deceased, whose'e names, ages and placs of residencd are un -known, #Polly Lindley, .Malinda God frey, Jaines Lindiley, Molly Lindley, Charlton Lindley, Nan Cannon, Tonm Cannon, Clara Cannon, Jenell Can non, Claud -Pitts, Nettle Bolter, Tol Bolt, Nan McNin~ch. J. Dolt, Ludie Belt, Etta Mahon, Columbus Reid, James Reid, 'Minnie 'Coker, Furman Reid, Clarence .Reid, Milton Reid, J. L. Lindley; James Lindley, May Dell , Williams, Annie King BrguQuas~ind Iey, the heirs at law, .devisees gud legal representatives of Johip*nod re, deceased, surtjiving husband of Mary Rodgers, whose names, ages - and .places of residence are un known, billie Cannon, Leonard Rod gers, Charlie Rodgers, Sam Vaughn, Ola Evans, Cynthia Norman, ia ary Fricks, Jane Estes, E.' R. Ridgeway, Hettie 'Hopkins, .John. Ridgeway, 'Ragedale Ridgeway, Lena Chandler, Bleul'ah Coker, Ellen 'Ridgeway, Davis Ridgeway, Anna Reynolds, and. to all persons claiming any interest in 150 acres of lan~d in Laurens county, Sou1th Carolina, devised by William Lindley, now deceased, to~his wife Betsy iLindley and his daughters. Charity (Lindley, Sarah Lindley and 1Dlizabeth 'Lindley, Defesgdants. To the defendants above nah~ed: -You are hereby summoned and re quir9& to answer the goxnplaint in this aptien 'which was'filled in the ofhice of the Clerk of Court of Common Pleas for Laurens iCounty on the 28th dpy of November, 1922, and is oaw on fie in his fflce and to serve a copy of your a~swel' to the said complaint on the subscribers at their office,-- Farmers National Blank Building, at Laurens, eputh Carolina, within twenty. - days Qfter the 1seryice hereof exclusive of the day.oft'such service, andi~f you fail to answer the complaint within the time aforesaid the pla'intiftg in this action will apply to this court for the relief demanded in 'the comlilaint. 8-!MPMON, COOPQ & SABB,, Plaintiffs' Attorneys, atPt'ed 28th day of "Nov. A. Ip. 1922. To teonon..resident defendants: 0. W, -T dley H., Y. Lindley, M. A. 'Lindloy, dn 7ndley and anj th 'at law, devisdes and legal ropresen tatives of the deceased children of said William B. Lindley and Thomas Lindley, whose lalmes, ages and places of residence are unknown, 'Nora Earl, Bess Norris, Eliza Med-. lock, the heirs at law, deyisees and legal representatives of J P. Med lock, deceased, husband of -Mary Medlock, deceased, whose names, ages and places of residence are un known, .1. M. Medlock, J. :H-. .edlock, N. J. Medlock, L. A. Hendrix, heirs at law, devisees and legal represen tatives of John Rodgers, deceased, whose names, ages and places of residence are unknown; and all per sons claiming any interest in 150 acres of land in Laurens County, S. (., devised by William Lindley, now deceased, to his wife Betsy Lindley anld hIls daughters Charity Lindley, Snrah Lindley and Elizabeth Lind ley. You will nilease take notice (hat the c'omnplaint in this action was filed in the olice of the Clerk of Court of Com mon Pleas for Laurens County, South Carolina, on the 28th day of November, 1922, and is now. on file therein. SIMPSON, COOPER & BAM, Plaintiffs' Attorneys. Dated 28th day of Nov. A. D. 1922. ro the infant children of William 13. Lindley and Thomas Lindley, sons of William Lindley, deceased; the In fallt heirs at law, legal representa tives and devisees of the deceased children of William B, Lindley and Thomas Lindley, sons of William Lindley, deceased and the persons with whom they reside, whose liames, ages and places of re.4dence are unknown; To the infant heirs at law, legal representatives and de visees of J. -P. Medlock, deceased, husband of Mary Medlock, deceased, and to the ipersons with whom they reside, whose names, ages and plac es of residence are unknown; To the infant legal representatives, heirs at la, and devisees of John Rod gers, deceased, husband of Mary Rodgers, deceased, and to the per sons with whom they reside, whose names, ages and places of residence are unknown; To the infant defend ants J. M. Knight, Frank Knight, liu gene Knight, !Mary Lou Knight, Gladys Knight, Helen Knight, Mar vin Knig'ht, Ervin Knight, Sybil Knight, and Clara Knight, and to Alice Knight, with whom said infant defendants reside; To the infant de fendants Clara Cannon, an'd Jenell Cannon and to Tom Cannon, with whom said infant defet)dants reside; To all other infants claiming any in terest in 150 acres of land in Lau rens County, S. C., deviser by Wil ]lam Lindley, now deceased, to his wife Betsy Lindley, and his daugh ters, Charity 'Lindley, Sarah Lindley and Elizabeth Lindley. And to each of the defendants to this Habitual Constipation Cured In 14 to 21 Days "LAX-FOS WITH PEPSIN' Is a specially prepared Syrup Tonic-Laxative for Habitual D3onstipation. It relieves promptly and should be taken regularly for 14 to 21 days to induce regular action. It Stimulates and Regulateh. Very Pleasant to Take.* 80c per bottle. The Id A Ford cani hangs in froi but it can 1 morning a, home with a prise. We have a I delivery,an< els before Cl Drop in and type Ford y( March FORD Telephone 334 action 'who are infants and to the persons with whom they reside: You will please take notice that you are hereby sunmmoned and reiiuired to apply for the appointment of a Guard lan ad Liteni to represent you as in fant defondants in thiB action, and to aiply for the appointment of a uard ian Ad Litem to represent the infant defendants residing with you who are - under the age of 1- years, within 20 days after the service of this sum mnons up1)on you, and if you fail to ap ply for the appointment of such Guardian Ad Litemt within such time the plaintiffs in this action will a )pply to the Clerk of this Cout t on the 21st A Christi Jewelry of Highest Qtjali and Wide Vari GIFTS GIFT L THAT AisregaI Of all gifts, J LAST that can be g a positive b4 that it is atti needs, wishei Diamonds, Pearl er, Flatware and ties, Watches, C las, Clocks, Cut cords. We can not too to make Christme iday buying is air this establishmen buyers will reap and alertness. Your friends api name is on the b William! Reliable THE UNIVERSAL CAR. Leal Xm4 mot be put in the ki nt of the fireplace Cla e arranged that oi Ford will be delive ithe spirit of a Ch ~ew touring care foi I are expecting some iristmas. place your order wi >u desire. LIBERAL TERMS aint Mot --LINCOL.--FOR1 DEALERS day after the sorvice of this sunnnon uIOn1 yOU, it his oflice at Laurena, South 'Carolina, at the hour of ton o'clock in the foreinoonl, or so soon thereafter as counsel can 'be heard, for the at ppoin tiln elt of solie 'ornkpe tent an(d lit peirson to act. as Guaidian Ad Liteni for the( ifant. defendants, so failing to apply or for WhIn no 11appi cation has bec inade, for the apoiit tuent of (hiardian Ad 1,item to repri seilt thei in this action. SIMPSON, COOPc11t & BA IM.t Plaintiffs' Attorneys. lated at 111)'eurs S. C., this the 28th day of Nov. A. 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