McCormick messenger. (McCormick, S.C.) 1902-current, September 26, 1935, Image 2

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NK -tr Ml Two lIcCORMICK MESSENGER, McCORMICK, SOUTH CAROLINA Thursday, SeptemBer 26, 1935 icCORMICK MESSENGER F«blished Every Thursday Established June 8, 1902 ? EDMOND J. McCRACKEN, Editor and Owner at the Post Office at Me- CSnnick, S. C., as mafl matter of Wm second class. DEBSCRIPTION RATES: One Year $1.00 ■fat Months .75 Three Months.50 Miss Marion Louise Weed And Mr. Henry A. Rinker Married From The Augusta Herald, Sept. 17. Notice—United States of America, Western District of South Carolina, Home Demonstration AFor the District Court—Greenwood /AgOIl l b ocneuuie r or I Division. Untied States of America Sept. 27th. To Oct. 3rd Friday, McCormick Grammar Of interest to friends throughout School 4-H Club, a. m.; Chestnut Georgia is the announcement of i Rid se H. D. C., p. m. the marriage of Miss Marion Louise ' Saturday, Office, a. m.; Office, Weed to Mr. Henry A. Rinker, p - m * which was solemnized Monday! Monday, Bethany 4-H Club, a. evening, September 16, at 8:30 p. m -* office > P- m - m. The impressive ring ceremony Tuesday, Office, a. m.; Dowtin H. was performed by the Rev. J. P. D * C " p - m - Sheffield at the parsonage in North Wednesday, Office, a. m.; Plum Augusta in the presence of a few Branch C., p. m. cm t ^ r it close friends of the couple. I Ihursday, Office, a. m.; Willing- ^HUlday JcK^IlOOl Lesson The maid of honor, Mrs. Mark ^ on P- m - . Lundy, was gowned in rose crepe x j with touches of white. Her acces- W. M. S. Meets series were in black, and her cor sage was of white rosebuds. Mr.rf Mark Lundy, cousin of the ans, Abbeville, S. C., l£rs. Ora Ev- 'hold Land Mortora?!* Co nr ans (Mrs. C. B.) Abbeville, S. C.; Ltd., Umdon ffiand Charles B. Evans, Agent, Abbfeville, Curtis, Rhinfe Ga - Mrs offj 1 S. C.; Elizabeth J. Fvans. Abbeville, ler, 953 Juniner^St^Atilnf? vs. 2,917.80 acres of land in McCor- S. C.; J. Gilbert Evans, Abbeville, S. Mrs Ethel S ' mick County, South Cajolina, J.^ M. 1 C. ;_ t Mrs. NeH Evans (Mrs. J, Oil- Ola Ati^*’O^r containing in the aggregate eight E. Evans, Abbeville, S. 0.7 Mrs" Juanita “seigler'^Jackqonvinp' Sj i hundred forty-five and 20-100 Mattie Evans (Mrs. Samuel E.) Ab- Permelia Seialer S?'' (845.20) acres, more or less, situate, beville, S. C.; Sarah E. Evans, Ab- The heirs and !’ or assfgns of ?he Seigler,’ _ ~»j-Br, Jack— •«*»., Th^h^f Seigler ’ Jacksonville. Ga. lying and being in McCormick i beville, S. C.; Forfeited Land Com- following 5 d^ceasecT oerion? Countv Smith rnrnlino In minion nf TVAprinrmlPt On 8 afCeaSCU persons, WhOSC EY REY. CHARLES E. DUNN JOHN. Aesson for September 29th. 3rd J»hn. Goldtn Text: 3 John 11. Of all bridegroom, acted as best man. The bride, a young woman of charm and beauty, was lovely in a striking fall model of brown crepe, with touches of brown velvet, the high neck line being finished with a chain of rhinestone ornaments; The W. M. S. of the McCormick Baptist church met Wednesday af ternoon of last week, with 25 mem bers present. Mrs. E. L. Rogers and Mrs. J. L. Bradley were ap pointed to receive gifts for a sweat er shower to Connie Maxwell Or phanage. Mrs. J. F. Mattison and 11 thA »met!oc tuam oi rimiestone ornaments; * “ „ . . , to he he^rt of t£ M skirt of extra fullness falling in Mrs ‘ Edgar Pnce ff we f re ask ® d to tne heart of the Master. ,, ae , _ serve as a committee to nominate •food with him in the judg- officers for the W. M. U. of the The topic for study was “Lifting the Banner in Stewardship’', with Mrs. Leon S. Traylor in charge. An out with the following taking part: Mrs. Edgar Price, Mrs. D. C. Tal bert, Mrs. J. Frank Mattison and Mrs. G. C. Patterson. A vocal duet graceful lines to the ankles. She lt-hall; he wa/present at/he w ° re a daint y brown turban and church" Cross, when he received from the otller accessories in brown and a dying Saviour the care of Mary; he ccrsage of P ink Talisman roses. «me first to the sepulchre on that' ^s. Rinker is the lovely young glorious dav of rAcnrrAAtinr. rmf daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Grover ^ * & . , Biorious aay or resurrection, out- p,. , , . . interesting program was carried running Peter; and he recognized clevelan d Weed, of Augusta, and is ^ <i^n—i— • the Lord first at the Sea of Tib- a representative of prominent enas. Later he was a sturdy pillar ®° u ^ ern families. She attended «f the little church at Jerusalem. Tubman Hi S h school and the Jun- Later stm thls master-fisherman, l0r M r 0 Rin! „ n of Mp 'was rendered by Mrs. Sarah Mat- aeeording to a long-established A fT^ Rintlr anrf Mrs tison and Mrs - J - w - Fumueron. tradition, carried on a prolonged A ' Tony Rin ker and Mrs. Sarah txt . ministry in the city of Ephesus, j Clark ' of Augusta ’ and like his ‘ from where it is supposed he was bride represents prominent and banished for his faith to lonely noted families - He received his FOtmos, there to write the p ic . 1 education at Richmond Academy tmesque flaming book of Revela- and Oglethorpe. He is a man of ttzL Then, apparently, he was high ideals and his Personality is to return to Ephesus, where attested died in extreme old age. i friends. by his large circle of Mr. Rinker is in business To Give Instructions In Home Economics Miss Kathleen Abercrombie, interest: Resident Defendants— McCormick, S. C.; W. J. Franklin! j' Sei^ler^he vounffA/ nn^J 8 !^™ O. B. Anderson. Trustee for Denes!- RED No. 1, McCformick, S. C.; Mrs. h. Yeldlf Mrs Oeorae S tors Bank of Plum Branch, Edge- W. J. Franklin, RFD No. 1, McCor- Tract No 139 situatA nfw’ field, S. C.; Edna M. Bussey (minor mick, S. C.; Annie H. Gibert, Abbe- i ng in McComick Cnuntl over 14 years, 321 S. Converse ville, S. C.; James S. Gibert, Abbe- Carolina con^ Street, Spartanburg. S. C.: Mrs. ville, S. C.; Mrs. James S. Gibert. thirty and 70-100 g George D. Bussey. 321 S. Converse Abbeville, S. C.; Lucy G. Gibert. m0 re 0 r less in whirh ' St., Spartanburg. S. C.: J. M. Bus- Abbeville, S. C.; Mrs. Ethel M. Per- ing personf ’ fi^ or co^n^Hon; sey, Parksville, S. C.; Lillie C. Bus- rin Abbeville, S. C.; Lewis Perrin, have, or c?lim to have an^intereit sey, Parksville, S. C.; Joe L. Bussev. Abbeville, S. C.; James H. Sherard, Resident Defendant^Srf 1 ^* 61 ™ 7 321 S. Converse St., Spartanburg. Abbeville, S. C.; Mrs. Minnie B. Bussey (a mlnor over^I years) 321 S. C.; Rov A. Bussey (mino- over 14 Sherard, Abbeville, S. C.; M. G. s . Converse St sSIrtanburSs r- years, 321 S. Converse St., Soartan- Sherard, Abbeville, S. C.; Mrs. Mrs George D ’ Bussev ?2i % burg, S. C.; Thomas Chinn. McCor- Myrtle H. Sherard, Abbeville, S. C.; V ers- St InartanS l r - TnZ mick, S. C.: P. P. Doolittle, T. C. S. F. Sherard, and wife, Ruth Cal- £, Busley 321 S Conve?^ s? Winn and T. W. Lanham. for them- vert Sherard, Calhoun Falls, S. C.; Spartanburg S C • Rov a selves and all other depositors of Mrs. Sallie Sue Sherard, RFD No. 3, (a minor over 14 years? 3 ??i ^ ron 3, the Bank of Plum Branch, Plum Abbeville, S. C.; Samuel W. Sherard, verse s ° t r soartonbuS c n Branch. S. C.; Tax Collector of Me- RFD No. 3, Abbeville. S. C.; Thomas collector of McCormick Countv Cormick Countv. McCormick. S. C.: A. Sherard, Abbeville, S. C.; Mrs. McCormick S C • TrSi?irprof Sr/’ Treasurer of McCormick Countv. Kathleen Vann Sherard, Abbeville, Cormick Countv'’ McCormfrk cs r McCormick, S. C. The following S. C.; Walter S. Sherard, Calhoun The heirs and I or aS^of tlS: persons, if living, if dead, their Falls, S. C.; Mrs. Hattie Coxe Sher- following deceased nfSSS ihrSe unknown heirs and I or assigns ^p d : C rt?t? U MrPnrrrifAk^ ’s J r C 'rav names o r addresses are not known: whose names and addresses are not bert, RFD, McCormick, S. C., Tax George W Burton t TnnkAr wit- 1 - known: Josephine Blackwell, Alice Collector McCormick County, Me- and Elizabeth Martin Palmer, Annie Palmer. Cornelia Cormick, S. C.; Treasurer of Me- Dorn ^ract No 41 situate Ivim^ Palmer, Mrs. M. J. Tillman, un- Cormick County, McCormick, S. C. and being in McCormick Counfv known children of Mary F. L. I Non-Resident Defendants-Annie |““ th De ^f 0 M c c '^°™ , i c n k i! Blackv^eii, unknown children nf W. E - Brown, Charlotte, N. C.; John E. one and 70-100 acres more or less A. D. Blackwell, unknown children i Evans, Wilmington, N. C.; Mrs. ln w hich the followlne ner.<S’ of Mary P. (Nixon. Harmon. The!-Tohn E. Evans, Wilmington. N. C. f?nnsor CO roorationsT,ale nrXm.' heirs and | or assigns of the fol- .The following person if living if t0 have a n interest: Resident lowing deceased persons, whose dead, his unknown heirs and | or f endan tc Mrs Nora c nom Mo names or addresses are not known: assigns, whose names and address- Cormick s c ‘. ceo-ge Brennan John P Bacon James Blackwell. T.ies are not known: Higgin O. R^McCormick S. C ; ?ax P. Blackwell, John R. Blackwell, M.j Gibert. Tbe heirs and or as- i ec f or 0 f McCormick Countv Me- F. L. Blackwell. Susan B'ockweU. 1 signs of the following deceased cormick S C ^TreasS^er of Me Trustee. T. J Bieckwell. W. A. n. persons whose names or addresses cormick'County, McCormick s. C ; Blackwell John Bussev James p are not known. Nicholas Bagell, Zack . wideman RPD McCormick, Carroll. John Crawford. T. N. Har-i David Boulet, Sarah P. Evans, s c rpj. following nprtionc if mon. L T. Harmon Trustee. Abram Eliz^th Forester Cwrie E. Gibert, living) if dead their u g n kSown heire Holender. .Ir«eph Jennings, Moses Mr., R A Gibert James F. Gibert, and or whose names and Jennings, Robert. Francis_ Killing. I Maggie E Gibert Stephen F. addresseii are not known . Lols (Lehre), Pierre Rogers, Cuddy and Myrtle Cuddy. The heirs with his father at the Rinker . .. anr . n u oil xiricb , Tract No poet Browning, in his fa- Paint and olass Company. Im- she 15 ready t0 enroU an Wh ° wlsh 1---“- “Death in the Desert," “ Morgan, Marv P Nixon. Edwn~d C. Lehrie atichc awrcao, d . d assien*? of thA fnllnwini? Palmer, James Price, Joseph Price. ^ r 0 d be L t liz ^ 0g f rs ’ T ^ ga f 1 deceased persons, whose names or head of the local ERA course in | Thomas Price. Francis Ross, and Bank, Tract No. 34, situate, lying Bavlelf eS George°Crawford W^C - -- - - w. K. Charles, and being in McCormick Copnty^ George Lrawrord, W. c. i home economics, announces that: Landon Tucker. iwdn, Jeremiah Rogers, Joshua 67. containing 775.10 South Carolina containing on# wideman and Sarah wldeman . And v. » (acres, more or less, situate. Ivmg hundred ninety-one and 50-100 ^ .. other nersons who mav to study any phase of this work.' 3n(J being in McCormick Countv, (191.50) acres, more or less, in a ™ “ ay mmmus ueam m me Desert,” ac- mediatelv following the ceremony ^ , ,—; and being m Mcuormick countv. iuuic ui h rieht title claim de- eqrts this tradition certifying to; new” \ Th ? . COU ” e ! nclUd ® S ,^ l h 7l°iv mand, intorit in or lien upon a^y apostle's great age, and |m-| nished'apartment at 255 B road ! cooking, sewing, all kinds of hand-, lowing persons, firms or corpora him awakened from a deep street. A round of parties Bi trance to deliver a last inspired showers are being planned for this ige before his death. There is a beautiful story of farewell to hi& Ephesian toothers. Too old to walk, he was in the arms of his disciples the midst of their assembly, he repeated again and again this saying, “Little children, love one another.’* 1 When asked why he said this, and nothing else, he re plied, “Because this is our Lord’s .command, and if you fulfil this joothing else is needed.” The third epistle of John, chosen for our lesson, was written to his Gaius, evidently a man of and position, given to hos- f&ality. This brief letter gives an . craft, and problems confronting i ^ ons ba\e. or claim to hzive an in- rh^i^A*; r Fvans Ab- oci -Muwvic. xua<< and .. ' i „ , rioter 'terest: Resident Defendants—W. tonaants—cnanes tt. Evans, ad- Wvrbp unitpd Rfatps Attorripv for the housekeeper and home-maker. K charles Greenwood. S. C.: Mrs. beville, S. C.; Mrs. Ora Evans, Ab- vyycne. unuea ocaies Attorney lor or corporations have, or claim to hnvp an intprpst - Rpsidpnt De- tracts of land hereinabove have an mter^t. ^Resident set forth Take Notice; That c c popular young couple. txt Miss Clarke Weds Rev. J. S. Dukes, Jr. Of interest to their many friends in this section is the announcement of the marriage of Miss Hazel Elizabeth Clarke and the Reverend Joseph Sydney Dukes, Jr., which took place at the Citadel Square Baptist church in Charleston on Monday, September 16. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Hattie R. Clarke of Charleston and the late Mr. S. Lee Clarke. The is good." r «#/?£ interesting Insight into the state of bridegroom Is the son of Mr and cfrurch at toe beginning of toe M . rs . J ' S ' Dukes ’ Sr - of McCor - century. The 11th verse, , mic ’ as the Golden Text, is a' The ceremony, performed by Dr. admonition to follow “that P urser . Jr * was attended by (relatives of both families and a host of friends. The bride, dressed in a navy blue ensemble and wearing a cor sage of tea roses and lilies of the valley, was attended by Miss Lula Cole as maid of honor. Miss Cole wore a mist blue ensemble and corsage of pink roses. The bridegroom was attended by the bride’s brotiier, Mr. S. Lee Clarke, as best man. The bride was given away by her younger brother. Lieutenant E. M. Clarke, of Fort Benning, Georgia. Mr. Frank Levett and Mr. Herbert Ant- ley acted as ushers. The bride’s mother wore a wine silk dress, trimmed In chiffon vel vet, and a corsage of pink roses. The bridegroom’s mother wore a black silk gown trimmed in white. Before the ceremony Mrs. Ed ward Anderson sang “Because” and “At Dawning,” accompanied on the organ by Mr. Vernon W. Watson who also played the wedding march and the recessional. The church rostrum was beauti fully decorated in smilax, palms and dahlias against a background of white, surmounted with candles. I Miss Clarke was graduated from Memminger High School of Char leston in 1930 and until her mar riage was secretary at the W. C. S. C. radio studios. Mr. Dukes was graduated from the Citadel in 1932 and this spring received his Bache lor of Theology degree at the Southern Baptist Theological sem inary in Louisville, Ky. The couple left immediately after the ceremony for a trip to Louis ville. ' Among the out-of-town guests were Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Dukes, Sr., parents of the bridegroom; Messrs. William, George and Graydon Dukes, brothers of the bridegroom; and Mrs. E. M. Clarke, of Fort Ben- noon. Miss Abercrombie, an experienced Carrie Lou Charles Greenwood, S. beville S. C., Elizabeth J. Evans. Carolina unde r the direction of the teacher, has been trained for this Soo7s K C C Wimam rU Emotf^d AbbertUe,' I C.'; MrcNeU S Attorney General has fUed an ap- special work, having had a special Ro b e rt Gage, R^ceivpr-s nf the Abbeville, S. C.; Leila (Lila) B. Ev- f he United States f o r the Western course at Clemson College this Peoples State Bank of South Caro- Ab Abbivme S 's ■ Samuel E District of South Carolina, stating summer. Her classes will be open | hna succe^or to The^ Farmers Evans C rMrlMattfe ‘^‘Xrtnfunfeftoe^rctiSn? five days a week from nine in the g.Y Strom*T J Slbert and P T. Evans, Abbeville S C.; Sara E. ° f f ?he Weeks Forestry Tct lSf rhorning until four in the after- Rob i n550n< Re ceivers of The Farm- Evans Abbeville S C.; James S. S t a t 961) (fertain lan^in McCor- ers Bfink - of McCormick. McCo r -! Gibert, Abbeville, S. C.;^4rs. James m j ck Countv South Carolina con- ■r mick. S. C.: South Carolina Savings S. Gibert, Abbeville S. C ; Planters Sg of the tmete iBank. Receiver nf p-ooles Ba"k nf Bank, formerly a South Carolina forth and containing in the al- Fcuntain Inn. Fnuntain Inn. S. C.: .Corporation, T. G White, Receiver, g?e„ate two thousTnd nine hundred J P Taibert McCormick. S.C.; Tax Abbevi le, S. G, J^me s Sherard, seventeen and qq^oo (2,917.90) Collector of McCormick Go;inty,, Abbeville, S C Mrs Minnie B. acres more Qr less and all Qf gaid milch ^ cCo r^ ic /- s f c -7T r r SUr? 7 0f Q M ^"iSheSrd Abbe ville’ I' % • M mS* lands being fully described by sur- w Cormick County, McCormick. S. C.. Sherard, Abbeville, S. C., Mrs. veyg made by the Forest Service of The following nersons. firms and Myrtle Sherard, Abbeville, S. C., the United States, which said sur- corporations, who are non-resi- S. F. Sherard, Calhoun Falls, S. C., vevs and descriptions are fully set- dents of the State of South Caro- ^Jrs. Ruth Calvert Sherard, Cal— out in the application filed bv the WANTED To buv gin certificates 15na: Wilmington Savings and, hoim Falls S. C; Samuel W. Sher- statesAttorney in the of? ? ° ; . company. Wltrmp.-W.O. H C ard RFD No J AbbovlU. S C: | fite CI.rk of tho Urlmd WANT. ADV. FOR SALE—Three good cows, at reasonable prices. A. Tumblin, Troy, S. C. J. L. Bracknell, S. C. Plum Branch, | The following persons if living, if dead, their unknown heirs and I or assigns, and the following firms and corporations, if in existence, Mi'^. Sallie Sue Sherard, RFD No. 3, states District Court, at Greenville, Abbeville, S. C.; Thomas A. Sher- south Carolina, and that you may ard, Abbeville, S. C.; Mrs. Kathleen be owne r, or the supposed own- »•.> ^w-— ,, Vcinn Sherard, AbDeville, S. tho several tracts of land or LOST—White podeetbook with ^ otherwise their successors, whose t Walter S. Sherard, Calhoun Falls, ^ p^irt thereof, or have some right, small amount of money and two names and addresses are not S. C.; Mrs. Hattie Coxe Sherard, title, or interest therein, or in some cream checks in it, on Monday. known: Administrators of estate Calhoun Falls, S. C.; Tax Collector part . thereof. Wherefore, you are . u*. j of J. P. Able, American Freehold of McCormick County, McCormick, evening between market and | Tnnd Mortgage Co., of London Ltd., S. C.; Treasurer of McCormick home. Reward for recovery. Mrs. Rank 0 f Johnston, stockholders, of- County, McCormick, S. C. Non- G. B. $mith, McCormick, S. C. fleers and successors nf. The heirs Resident Defendants—Annie E. and I or assigns of +bo following Brown, Charlotte, N. C.; John E. required to come forward on the sixth day of November, 1935, at ten o’clock, a. m., at the United States District Court, to be holden at Greenwood, South Carolina, in the filARARTEEB against road injuries and defects — in writing. for 30x3H priR <5ATE cjpvpmi hnndrpH hush i deceased persons, whose names or Fvnns. Wilmington, N. C.; Mrs. Countv Court House, and file an> FOR SALE—Several hundred busn- addres ses are not known: J. P. j 0 hn E. Evans, Wilmington, N. C. objections, if any you have, to the els of Cokers 33-50 Smut Proof _ Able. John F. Burres.^^iT. R.^ Gil- The following person if living, if proposed purchase of said lands. Oats at $1.00 per bushel. W. L. White, Rt. 2, McCormick, S. C. MAN WANTED for Rawleigh Route of 800 families. Write today. Rawleigh, Dept. SCI-77-SA, Rich mond, Va. OTHER GOODYEAR SPEEDWAY SIZES IN PROPORTION mXE PRICK I SIZE PRICE 4.40-21 $5.20 4.50-20 $5.50 4^0-21 5.70 I 5.00-19 0.50 4.75-19 6.051 5.25-18 7.20 thout no tic*, tlonal. • Gulf Service Station J. T. FAULKNER, Prop. McCORMICK, S. C. ining, Georgia. FOR SALE—Mower Repairs, all kinds; Syrup Pails; many other harvest season necessities; Plows and Points for fall plowing. White Hardware, McCormick, S. C. MILCH COWS—For sale or trade for beef cattle. Jamie L. Smith, McCormick, S. C. foor so** 5 SORES 4*0 SO ,4* S For the treatment of sores on feet, legs or any other part of the body. Dr. Porter’s Antiseptic Healing Oil will be found unusually effective. This oil, per fected by a distinguished surgeon of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad, has a twofold action. First, it combats infection. Second, it aids healing. This is usually the treatment you want for a sore. Besides sores, Dr. Porter’s Antiseptic Healing Oil is good for the treatment of boils and skin rashes, itch, etc. Hun dreds who have tried everything else for sores and broken out and itching skin, say nothing has given them the relief that Dr. Porter’s Antiseptic Heal ing Oil has. Try this wonderful treat ment for sores on any part of the body or for boils or skin itch and see how beneficial It is. I>r. Porter's Antiseptic Healing OH Is made by the makers of Grove’s Lax ative Bromo Quinine and is sold by all druggists at 30c and 60c with guaran tee of satisfaction or money back. —Adv. Christ, Thomas Griffin, Annes de ad, his unknown heirs and i or otherwise a judgment will be en- Holmes, Charity Holmes, Edward assigns, whose names and address- tered against you. And the in- Holmes, Jonas Holmes, Marv es are not known: Higgin G fant defendants hereinabove nam- Holmes, William Holmes, Mary E. Gibert. The heirs and | or assigns e d are further notified that the Jennings, Henry Key, John Key, of the following deceased persons, order of court provides that unless A. B. Kilcrease. Abraham Kilcrease, whose names or addresses are not they procure the appointment of a James Letcher. Harvard Martin.' known: Daniel Alexander, David guardian ad litem to represent Marshall Martin. Mrs. M. i Boulet, Sarah P. Evans, Carrie E, them in said proceeding within Prather. Hulda SeaHes Elizabeth ! Gibert, Mrs. E. A. Gibert, James F. twenty days after personal service Ann Talbert. J. A. Talbert. L A. Gibert, Maggie E. Gibert, Stephen of the said notice upon them, or in Talbert, Trustee, Susan F. Tato°rt, jF. Gibert, Pierre Rogers, Margaret case service is made upon them by Jpmes Tompkins, executor of the T. Sherard, and Eliza H. Tennant publication, within twenty days af- will of John Kay. and Mattie C. ( First Carolinas Joint Stock Land ter the said service has been com- Williams. I.. D. Pitts. Tract No. 4, Bank of Columbia, Tract No. 62-a, pieted, the court, upon petition of containing three hundred seventy- situate, lying and being in McCor- the undersigned, will appoint a six and 20-100 (376.20) acres. mo~e mick County, South Carolina, con- guardian ad litem for said infant or less, situate. Iving nnd being ir.jtabling one hundred eighty-two defendants. Done by order of the McCormick County. South Caro-| and 40-100 acres (182.40) acres, court this 10th day of September, lina, in which the following oer- m0 re or less, in which the follow- A. D., 1935. C. C. Wyche. United sons, firms or corporations have, or j n g persons, firms or corporations States Attorney. Witness my hand claim to have an interest: Resi- have or claim to have an interest' and official seaj this 10th day of dent Defendants—I,ulu P. Feather- Resident Defendants—J. C. Dren- September, A. D., 1935. W. D. stone, ^’cenwood. S. C.: E. C. T an- nan R fd., McCormick, S. C.; First White, Clerk, U. S. District Court ham, McCormick, S. C.; L. D. Pitts, carolinas Joint Stock Land Bank for the Western District of South Rock Hill. S. C.; Mrs. Lillian M. 0 f Columbia, a corporation organ- Carolina. (Official Seal.) Pitts, Rock Hill. S. C.: Reuben B 1 i Z ed and existing by virtue of the Pitts, Camden, S. C.: Mrs. Margaret Federal Farm Loan Act, Columbia, Pitts, Camden, S. C.: Treasurer of s. C.; Arthur Neal Jaynes, McCor- McCormick County. McCormick, S mick, S. C.; Milton Rush, RFD., Mc- C.; Mrs. Ida White, Plum Branch Cormick. S. C.; Tax Collector of S C. Non-Resident Defendants— McCormick County, McCormick, 3. Corinne Pitts Fuller, 630 E. Wilbeth C.; Treasurer of McCormick Coun- Road, Akron, Ohio. The following ty, McCormick, S. C. The heirs persons, if living, if dead, their un- and | or assigns of the following known heirs and | or assigns, whose deceased persons, whose names or names and addresses are not addresses are not known: Long- known: Francis Price, R. Price, mire, Garret; and Albert T. Tray- M. F. Self, unknown children of lor. J. Earle Freeman, Tract No. Corinne Fuller, together with their ,11, situate, lying and being in Mc- unknown guardians and trustees. 1 Cormick County, South Carolina, The heirs and | or assigns of the 1 containing one hundred thirty following deceased persons, whose'seven and 20-100 (137.20) acres, names or addresses are not known: more or less, in which the follow- Jacob Capehart. James Coleman. John D. Pitts, Madison ing persons, firms or corporations Francis have, or claim to have an interest: Price, John Price, D. P. Self, Samuel Resident Defendants—J. Earle Stalnaker, Samuel Stalnaker, Jr., Freeman, Taylors, S. C.; Mrs. Ada and John A. White. Ethel M. Smith Freeman, Taylors, S. C.; Perrin. Tracts No. 19 and 19-a. sit-|A. F. Lanham, Plum Branch, S. C.; uate, lying and being in McCor-; Mrs. A. F. Lanham, Plum Branch, mick County, South Carolina, con- s. C.; E. C. Lanham, Plum Branch, taining two hundred twenty-seven S. C.; Mrs. E. C. Lanham, Plum and 90-100 (227.90) acres, more or Branch, S. C.; Tax Collector of ~ ^ less, in which the following per- McCormick County, McCormick, S. rinpio Qam’« sons, firms or corporations have, s.; Treasurer of McCormick Coun- Uncle Sam 4 s ™*chant vessels or claim to have an interest: Resi- ty. McCormick, S. C. Non-Resi- are engaged in twenty-three dif- dent Defendants—Charles B. Ev- dent Defendants—American Free- ferent services. DR. HENRY J. GODIN Sight Specialist Eyes Examined Spectacles And Eye Glasses Professionally Fitted. . 956 Broad Street Augusta, Ga. checks Liquid - Tablets Salve - Nose Drops MALARIA in 3 days COLDS first day. TONIC AND LAXATIVE A#: