McCormick messenger. (McCormick, S.C.) 1902-current, June 02, 1932, Image 7
'Thursday, June 2, 1932
vtcCOhidlCh vi KSSENGER, McCORMICK, SOUTH CAROLINA
PAGE NUMBER
NOTICE OF SALE
ESTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County of Anderson,
in i.ae ooart of Common Pleas.
TRYING TRUST COMPANY AS
TRUSTEE, Plaintiff,
against
CAROLINA-GEORGIA SERVICE
COMPANY, ET AL, Defendants.
une parcel or property, a deposit as
a pledge that he will make good his
bid.
(a) In the case of property cover
ed by the lien of the First Mortgage
when offered separately, cash or
certified check on some bank or
trust company of the State of
South Carolina, or on some nation
al bank or trust company of the
City of New York, N. Y„ or the City
By virtue of a decree of the of Chicago, 111., made or endorsed
Court of Common Pleas for Ander- payable to the order of the Special
son County, South Carolina, here- Referee as follows: As to Parcel
tofore made in this cause, I, H. E. No 19 $250.00; as to Parcel No. 24
•Bailey, Probate Judge for Anderson $r,jQ qq
County, South Carolina, as Special, (b ) i n the case of offering the
Referee, will sell on Sales Day in I property covered by the lion of the
June 1932, being Monday, the 6th
"day of said month, during the us
ual hours of sale, before the CourJ
Bouse door in the City of Anderson,
•South Carolina, to the highest bid-
«der:
All property in South Carolina of
Carolina-Georgia Service Company
and aU property of the Receivers
for Carolina-Georgia Service Com
pany, excepting cash on hand or in
oank, or securities representing
such.
Property on Which the First Mort
gage is a Valid Lien
Included in this property is the
following:
Parcel No. 19. All that lot of
land, with the improvements there
on, in the Town of McCormick, Mc
Cormick County, South Carolina,
bounded northeast by Ipt of J. R.
Bean and measuring thereon two
hundred (200) feet; on the south
east by Church Street and measur
ing thereon two hundred (200) feet,
on the southwest by Main Street
First Mortgage as an entirety, the
aggregate of such sums as may be
required as deposits on account of
each of said parcels when offered
separately.
(c) In the case of property not
covered by the lien of the First
Mortgage, cash or certified check as
above stated in the sum of $500.00.
A like deposit will be required of
anv person who raises any bid.
The Special Referee will accept as
a guaranty for the deposits so re
quired, bonds in bearer form secur
ed by the First Mortgage in three
times the principal amount of such
deposits.
The words “in bearer form” used
above with reference to bonds
shall include bonds expressed to be
payable to bearer or accompanied
by an assignment in blank duly
executed
In lieu of such bonds, the Special
Referee will accept the deposit cer-
Hfieete or certificates of any na
tional bank or trust company in
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and measuring thereon two hund-, the City of New York, N. Y., or the
red (200) feet; on the northwest city of Chicago, 111., that it holds
by Carolina Street and measuring - i ^ > c ^— 1 ~ 1
thereon two hundred (200) feet.
The above parcels will be sold
subject to all existing railroad
rights-of-way.
In connection with the sale of the
above described parcels there will
also be sold with each of such par
cels all the easements, servitudes,
leasehold interests, rights, riparian
rights, water powers, or rights, li
censes and franchises, plants, fac-
- tories, buildings, structures, im-
provements, roads, rights-of-way,
railway sidings, and all rights con
nected with or appurtenant to any
of the above described real estate;
and also all fixtures, machinery,
livestock, automobiles, wagons, de
livery and other equipment, tools
and appliances of every kind, ac
counts receivable accruing on and
after August 18. 1931. and still out
standing, the goodwill of the busi
ness and any and all goodwill, res
trictive agreements, covenants or
contracts of and with any prior
owner of owners and all other per
sonal property owned by the Com-
pany (except cash on hand or in
bank), or used by it at each of the
above mentioned parcels of land.
Parcel No. 24. All letters patent,
patent rights, trade marks and all
applications therefor and all re
newals thereof, and all secret pro
cesses, trade names, including the requiring
name of the Carolina-Georgia Serv
ice Company, and all other intang-
MASTER’S SALE
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County of McCormick,
Court of Common Pleas.
THE FEDERAL LAND BANK OF
COLUMBIA,
against
J. N. CLONINGER AND J. C. OS
BORNE.
Pursuant to judgment of the
Court and a decree of sale in the
above entitled cause, I will sell at
public auction on Salesday in Juno,
1932 (the same being the 6th day
of June), in front of the Court
House Door, in the city of McCor
mick, County and State aforesaid,
during the legal hours of sale, on
terms specified below, the following
described real estate, to wit:
All that certain lot, tract or oar-
cel of land containing Eighty-Four
and Seventy Five One Hundredths
(84.75) Acres, more or less, iocatea,
lying and being in Talbert Town
ship, County of McCormick, State
of South Carolina, being bounded
on the north by lands of R. A. Price
and lands of Mrs. W. G. Blackwell
(Amie T. Blackwell); on the ease
by lands of Mrs. W. G. Blackweil
FRANK PARK El
SIN—
I heard a new definition of “sin,”
the other night. With my wife.
I went to a meeting of the Oxford
Group Movement, which is better
known in America as “Buchman- i
ism,” from the name of the Rev.
Dr. Buchman, one of its leaders. An
audience that packed the ballroom
(Amie T. Blackwell); on the south of one of New York’s largest fash-
by lands of Mrs. W. G. Blackwell ionable hotels came to hear what
(Amie T. Blackwell) and Stevens i , . , . .
Creek; and on the west by lands of man y recent converts had to say.
R. A. Price; and having such :net-
It was an amazing meeting in
es, courses and distances and shape man y ways, particularly because of
as will more fully appear by ref- ^ j > ^ ^
ible property of Carolina-Georgia
Service Company not heretofore
described or specifically excluded.
Prsf«rty on Which First Mortgage
is Not a Lien
Raw materials, supplies, store
room contents, manufactured pro-
ducte, products in the process of
manufacture/merchandise held for
sale, accounts receivable, bills re
ceivable, books of account owned
by the Company on August 18,
1S31, and still existing. Also the
property of the Receivers not cov
ered by the lien of the mortgage
•consisting generally of accounts re-
-ceivable accrued prior to August 18,
and supplies and equipment
by the Receivers prior to
W, 1931, and still existing,
hut not cash on hand or in bank,
-or securities representing such.
More Detailed Description
War all the terms and conditions
of said sale and for a more partic
ular description of the mortgaged
and unmortgaged properties to be
.acftd, intending purchasers and/or
interested parties are referred to
the decree in this action, the record
-in this cause, and to the statements
of the Receivers of Carolina-Geor
gia Service Company filed in this
action, in the office of the Clerk of
subject to the order of the Special
Referee, or subject to the order of
the party therein named and by
him transferred to the order of the
Special Referee, bonds of the re
quired character in bearer form.
A deposit made for a bid for a
separate parcel will be regarded as
a denosit on account of the deposit
required for said parcel when offer
ed together with other parcels. A
deposit made for the entirety will
also be accepted on any of said
parcels when offered separately.
When any bid is raised during the
thirty day period while the bidding
remains open, the deposit therto-
fore made by the high bidder shall
be forthwith returned to such de
positor. The deposit received from
the successful bidder or bidders
may be applied on account of the
purchase price of the property pur
chased by such bidder or bidders.
No upset price is fixed for any
rwircel or for the entirety but the
bid or bids accepted by the Special
Referee will be subject to confirm- 1
ation by the Court. If the Court
shall not confirm any sale, the de
posit made by the accepted bidder
in respect of such sale will be forth
whh returned to such bidder.
In case any bidder, after confirm
ation of sale to him, shall fail to
comnlv with anv order of the Court
ent of or on ac
count of the balance of the pur
chase price for the neriod (not less
erence to a plat thereof made by
J. M. Bussey, Surveyor, June 24,
1925, which plat is on file with The
Federal Land Bank of Columbia.
The Master shall require a de
posit of Twenty-Six ($26.00) Dol
lars, upon the completion of the
bidding, as provided in the decree
of sale, except such as may be made
by the Plaintiff or its Attorney.
Terms of Sale—One-half of the
accepted bid in cash and the re
mainder in two equal annual in
stalments, with interest from date
of sale at seven per cent.
Purchaser to pay for papers and
stamps.
L. G. BELL,
Master.
May 14, 1932.—3t.
NOTICE TO DEBTORS
AND CREDITORS
than 30 days) specified in the ord
er of the Court, then the moneys
and / or pounds deposited by such
bidder may be forfeited as liquidat
ed damage for such failure and, if
forfeited, will be applied to the
payment of the expense of re-sale
and to such other purposes as the
Court may direct.
Any successful bidder may as
sign, transfer and set over his bid
in whole or in part. •
In case of any conflict between
the terms of this notice and of the
decree in this action, the terms of
the decree shall prevail.
Terms of Sale
Any purchaser or purchasers, af
ter confirmation of sale or sales,
shall make such further payment or
payments in cash on account of the
e urchase price as may be directed
y the Court. After making such
further payment or payments in
cash, in making payment of the
balance of his bid for any property
covered by the lien of the First
Mortgage, the purchaser may turn
over to the Special Referee at their
distributive value bonds entitled to
be paid out of the proceeds of sale
on distribution thereof and for any
property not covered by the said
Tien mav turn over to the Special
All • persons holding claims
against the estate of John M. Bell,
deceased, should present same to
me duly verified, and all persons
owing said estate should make
payment to :ne.
L. G. BELL,
Probate Judge.
McCormick, S. C.,
May 4, 1932.—4t.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
LOST TIME CERTIFICATE
Coart for Anderson County, South Referee bonds and /sor claims entit-
Carolina. >
Sales "by Parcels and as a Whole
There will first be offered for sale
led to be paid out of the proceeds
of the sale on the distribution
thereof. Such bonds shall be in
the property of Carolina-Georgia bearer form as hereinabove defined
Service Company in South Carolina an( j ^e Special Referee, in lieu of
covered by the hen of the First - -
bonds, will accept the certificate of
any national Dank or trust com
pany in the City of New York. N.
Y., or the City of Chicago, 111., that
it holds, subject to his order or
subject to the order of the party
therein named and by him trans
ferred to the order of the Special
Referee, said bonds in bearer form.
Sale Subject To Taxes
The property will be sold subject
to the liens of taxes or assessments
lawfully levied or assessed against
the same.
H. E. BAILEY,
Probate Judge for Anderson Coun
ty. South Carolina, as Special
May 16, l'932.—3t.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
FOR DISCHARGE
he lien
Mortgage/including the property of
the Receivers subject to the lien of
the First Mortgage, and such prop
erty will be offered in separate par
cels and the highest bid for each
pal-cel noted. All of such property
will next be offered for sale as an
entirety and the highest bid there
for noted. As provided by law, the
bidding will remain open for thirty
•days from the date of the sale. If
at the expiration of said period of
thirty days the highest bid received
for the property covered by the lien
•of the First Mortgage when offered
as an entirety shall exceed the ag
gregate of the highest bids received
for such property when offered as
separate parcels, then the highest
Tbid received for the property of
fered as an entirety will be accept-
'ved by the Special Referee and all of
rthe property comprised in the sep
arate parcels will be knocked down
and sold together to the highest
bidder whose bid therefor as an en
tirety shall have been received by
the Special Referee. If the high
est bid received for the property as
an entirety shall not exceed the ag
gregate of the highest bids receiv-
*ed for said property when offered
as separate parcels, then the
highest bids received for such
.smaller parcels will be accepted by
the Special Referee and said prop
erties will be knocked down and
(;sold in such smaller parcels to the
respective highest bidders whose j
bids therefor shall have been so re- ;
^The property not covered by the j of 140 persons who have re-
Jien of the First mortgage will be ceived Nobel prizes, six have been
sold as an entirety. . women.
Deposit of Guaranty Required of v
Successful Bidder
In making the sale or sales of i In some big department stores
yairi nronerty the Special Referee the labor turnover amounts to 100
ill require of each successful bid-
Notice is hereby given that Time
Certificate No. 2617, issued to the
undersigned by The Farmers Bank
of McCormick, S. C., on the 5th day
of December, 1929, for the sum of
Four Thousand ($4,000.00) Dollars,
has been lost or destroyed. The
same cannot now be found, and I
will make application to the Re
ceivers of The Farmers Bank of Mc
Cormick, S. C., on the 8th day of
June, 1932, for a new Certificate,
as provided by law.
P. W. WEEKS.
McCormick, S. C.,
April 27, 1932.—6t. N
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLE
MENT AND DISCHARGE
On June the tenth, 1932, at ten
o’clock a. m., I will make a final
settlement as administrator of the
estate of F. L. Moragne, in the
Probate Judge’s office in McCor
mick and ask for a final discharge.
All persons holding claims should
present them properly attested be
fore that date, all persons indebted
to same should make settlement
with the undersigned.
J. E. MORAGNE,
x Administrator.
May 18th, 1932.—4t.
Eyes examin
ed. Spectacles,
Eye Glasses
and Artificial Eyes fitted without
Drugs, Drops or Danger.
DR. HENRY J. GODIN
Optometristi
956 Broad Street Augusta. G»
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
That on the 6th day of June, 1932,
at ten o’clock, a. m., the under
signed, as Guardian of the Estate
of Sarah Celeste Cade Braid, will
make application to the Judge of
; Probate for McCormick County for
a discharge of said trust.
MARY S. MITCHELL,
(nee Cade.)
May 4, 1932.—4t.
A number of states have officially
named a state bird, similar to the
more widely known project of
naming a state flower.
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The sun makes one complete ro
tation on its axis in twenty-five
days.
X
Turquoise mines are generally
in dry and barren regions.
ICT at the conclusion of the sale of >P er cent a y ear -
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the total absence of self-consci
ousness on the part of those who
told how they had found new hap
piness in the full acceptance of old
teachings. But the definition which
interested me was this:
“Sin is whatever comes between
yourself and God, or between your
self and others.”
I’ve been ruminating that ever
since, and it stands up. It widens
the category of sin, as usually ac
cepted, considerably; but is sets a
standard which, if lived up to by
everybody, would certainly make
the world a lot happier place to
live in. Think it over.
WILBUR—
Dr. Ray Lyman Wilbur, Secre
tary of the Interior, is a “real” doc
tor; that is to say, he is a Doctor
of Medicine. Consequently his
diagnosis of what’s the matter with
the world is worth listening to with
respect. ( This is what he told a
Philadelphia audience the other
night:
“My diagnosis is that our present
civilization is broken out with
hives. They irritate and bother us;
they show us that we need some
changes in our physical organiza
tion. but they are not evidence of
fatal or fundamental weaknesses.”
The people who think that the
world is on its last leg ought to be
told different. Dr. Wilbur is right.
FROG—
The most famous frog in the
world was the “Jumping Frog of
Calaveras,” hero of one of Mark
Twain’s early stories. That frog’s
name was DanieL His successor,
the winner of the annual Calaver
as County, California, frog-jump
ing contest, both last year and this,
is named Budweiser. Budweiser
jumped 13 feet 5 inches this year
and won a $100 prize for his owner.
Frog-jumping contests may, not
seem important to people who are
worrying about how to pay their
rent. On the contrary, entertain
ment, anything which brings &bou$
mental relaxation and momentary
forgetfulness of one’s ^rsonal wor
ries, is important in e&act propor
tion to its triviality. If there is
anything more trivial than watch
ing frogs jump, I don’t know what
it is.
We would all be better off if we
would ease up every little while
from the pursuit of the elusive dol
lar and just sit around and watch
the frogs jump.
DOLLAR—
Captain Robert Dollar, who died
at the age of 88 the other day, was
one of the great men of the world.
A poor Scotch boy. he came to
America, worked‘in Canadian lum
ber camps, c^me to the United
States at the jjead of his own lum
ber business, needed ships to carry
his lumber, so he bought them and
learned to operate them himself.
He was the largest individual ship
owner in the world when he died,
and his ships were run on the old-
fashioned system under which, if
nobody else had a return cargo for
one of them, the captain would buy
a shipload of merchandise on the
owner’s account.
“Never come home in ballast,”
was one of his rules for his cap
tains. Another was “Never cheat a
Chinaman.” That last gave him
preference in all Chinese ports over
all other shipping lines. He orig
inated the idea of around the j
world tours and every two weeks 1
one of his ships starts out for a
voyage around the world.
Rigid honesty and minute atten
tion to every detail of his own busi
ness were the keynotes of Captain
Dollar’s success. Nobody has yet
discovered any better way of get
ting ahead in the world.
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