McCormick messenger. (McCormick, S.C.) 1902-current, July 22, 1937, Image 5

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UeCORHICK MESSENGER, McCORMICK, SOOTH CAROLINA Thursday, July 22, 1937 Remember — You Always Save At Gallant-Belk Co. GALLANT-BELK CO Greenwood’s Leading Department Store We Close At 1 O’clock Thursdays. BUY BLANKETS NOW They’D Cost More Later ONLY 50c DOWN Just 50c down will lay away any blanket you choose . . . and by paying just 50c a week will often more than pay for your blanket before the cold days get i here. - CHATHAM BLANKETS Chatham Blankets are warm. The strong under weave holds the blanket together . . . and the soft, downy nap interlaces it.. . making tiny air cells to / hold warmth. Chatham Blankets are durable. The strong-spun woolen yams should give years of service under ordinary use. The colors of these blankets were chosen by a leading interior decorator to harmonize with the newest bedroom schemes. Chatham Blankets are made in North Carolina . . . and there is none better made. Be safe—buy Chat L • hams and know you are getting the best. . . and at prices you will be glad to pay. COTTON BLANKETS 98c UP WOOL BLANKETS: Cheapest that are • good to the best made! LAY-AWAY-PLAN It is the sensible way to have all the blankets you need for WINTER. And all prices are rising .... but we bought blankets months ago when they were much cheaper than they are now ... and we are glad of the opportunity to pass the savings along to you. Use Our Big Free Parking Lot to the Rear of Our Store! Use Our Lay Away Plan—Small Deposit Reserves Any Article. J Meet Your Friends and Shop and Save at — GALLANT-BELK CO For Ten Years — Greenwood’s Leading ^©ejjartment Store Greenwood, S. C. 'eiwan< Mrs. D. T. Clary and ahildren and Mrs. Herbert Garrett of Sparta, Ga. f spent last week in the home of her mother, Mrs. J. L. Walker. Mr. and Mrs. John Creswell and family, Mr. Bruce Walker and Mrs. Harold Browne spent last Sunday in Charleston with Mr. Browne who has been in camp at Fort Moultrie for the past two weeks. ed as full-time Game Warden, to live in residence near the area. Mr. Smith will be actively concerned with the protection of the game area at all times and will be re sponsible to the Forest Supervisor H. M, Sears and Chief Game War den A. A. Richardson, through the office of the Forest Service in Greenwood. Inasmuch as this large game refuge will be of enormous com munity benefit by serving as a breeding ground for game and wild life, as well as a refuge for quail and other species of game, it is expected that all the citizens of McCormick, Edgefield, Greenwood, and Abbeville Counties will co operate in every way possible. In order that everyone may be ac quainted with the location of the iines and boundaries of the wild life management area, a descrip- H. R. Deason, Jr., of McCormick tion of this game preserve is out- Miss Helen McGrath is recover ing from an operation for appendi- cius, last Friday, at the St. Francis ilospital, Greenville. and Mr. Clyborne Croxton of Ker- snaw left Tuesday for Chicago where they will take an electrical course. Miss Frances Robinson spent the past two weeks in Coiumoia and Suinvan’s Island as guest or Miso Margaret Robinson. Miss Sara Schumpert has return ed home after spending a week at Lake Junaluska, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Coleman, Miss j Doris Coleman and Rhett Coleman attended the Milford-Buchanan reunion in Greenwood Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Milford. Long Cane To Have Quail Refuge Greenwood, July 15.—From the office of the United States Forest Service, in Greenwood, it was an nounced today that on August 10, many thousands of acres of Na tional Forest land, located in the Long Cane Ranger District of the Sumter National Forest, will be closed to all hunting and fishing, as well as trespassing, in order to provide an area for the manage ment of wildlife and the growing of quail. Forest Ranger Wm. P. David stated that under a cooperative agreement between the United States Forest Service and the De partment of Fish & Game, State of South Carolina, 6540 acres of land in the Key Bridge section of the Long Cane District would be closed to all hunting and fishing for an indefinite period. The Key Bridge section is located approximately 3 miles east of Parksville and 11 miles west of Edgefield. The north ern edge of the game preserve lies exactly 25 miles due south of Greenwood. The purpose of the wildlife management area is chiefly to serve as a breeding place for quail and as a refuge for this bird. It will also serve to provide a refuge for some deer which are now in the area and for any other species of wild game. A game warden has been employed through the co operation of the State Department of Fish and Game and placed un der the supervision of the Forest Service for safe-guarding and han dling the 6540 acres which 'have been dedicated to the propagation and protection of wild game and wild life. ' It is expected that by August 10, all of the outlying boundaries of this game preserve, as well as the interior roads, will be posted with signs which state that hunting, fishing, and trespassing are pro hibited. The penalty for violating the law governing the protection of this game preserve is $100.00 fine or 30 days imprisonment. Un der the Federal law, the penalty is much more severe. All persons who live near the game preserve or contemplate be ing in this section should bear in mind that dogs and cats are pro hibited and that all violation will be prosecuted; everyone should knew that the carrying or having in possession of firearms within the boundary of the wildlife man agement area, without a special license, is prohibited and that the mere possession of a firearm makes one liable to arrest. Forest Ranger Wm. P. David, As sistant Forest Ranger Edwin L. Giddings, and Superintendent Wad D. Allen have been appointed by Governor Johnston as Deputy State Game Wardens, to serve without compensation. Ranger David has also been appointed as United States Deputy Game War den. Henry Smith has been appoint- ined below. Boundary Description of the Key Biidge Wild Life Management Area Beginning at the junction of Stevens Creek and Turkey Creek, thence up the center of Stevens Creek with lines of the U. S. For est Service (Amy T. Blackwell tract) and adjoining M. G. & J. J. Dorn, Inc., two miles to the mouth of Rack Branch; thence up Rack Branch and with lines of tract now owned by Amy T. Blackwell, cne 1 mile to the junction of the road from Parksville to Rehobeth Church and road to Key Bridge; thence along the road to Key Bridge with lines of the U. S. Forest Service, (Amy T. Blackwell tract, Georgia Farms Company tract, and J. N. Cloninger tract) and ad joining lines of Taylor Garnett and J. F. Stone, one mile to lines of the U. S. Forest Service (Minnie E. Bradshaw tract). Thence leaving said road and with lines of the U. S. Forest Service (Minnie E. Bradshaw, H. E. Freeland, and Federal Land Bank tracts) and adjoining J. F. Stcne, nearly three-quarters of a mile to the Cedar Grove Church and School; thence around said Church and School lot to a point in old abandoned road; thence with said old road with lines of the U. S. Forest Service (Federal Land Bank and Georgia Farms tracts) and adjoining J. F. Stone, one- quarter of a mile, crossing Coon Creek to a point in old road, corner to the U. S. Forest Service (Georgia Farms tract) and Susie Stone. Thence with U. S. Forest Service (Georgia Farms Company and Fannie Mae Parks tracts) and ad joining Susie Stone, about one- half mile, crossing the Parksville- Rehobeth Road just east of the Coon Creek Ford, to a point in road comes to Mrs. Susan Cart- ledge; thence along said road with U. S. Forest Service (Fannie Mae up the center of Beverdam Creek with lines of the U. S. Forest Serv ice (T. W. Quarles tract) adjoin ing Dr. M. g. Whitlock over one- quarter of a mile to a corner of L. G. Bell. Thence leaving Beverdam Creek and with the U. S. Forest Service (T. W. Quarles tract) adjoining L. G. Bell three-quarters of a mile to a point in the center of the Key Road. Thence along the Key Road a few chains to a corner of W. F. Floyd Estate. Thence with the lines of the U. S. Forest Service, (T. W. Quarles tract) adjoining W. F. Floyd Estate, about three-eighth of a mile to a corner of the U. S. Forest Service (Peoples State Bank tiaet). Thence with the U. S. For est Service (Peoples State Bank tract) adjoining W. F. Floyd Es tate one-half mile to Rock Creek. Thence! down Rock Creek with the U. S. Forest Service (Peoples State Bank tract) adjoining W. F. Floyd Estate, P. M. Quarles, U. S. Forest Service (Edgefield Mercantile Co., and B. B. Bauknight tract nearly one mile to a corner in said Rock Creek. Thence with the U. S. For est Service (Peoples State Bank tract), adjoining B. B. Bauknight, one-quarter of a mile to a stake in Rock Creek; thence down Rock Creek with M. G. & J. J. Dorn and U. S. Forest Service (Peoples State IBank tract), five-eighth of a mile to the center of Turkey Creek; thence down the center of Turkey Creek with U. S. Forest Service (Amy T. Blackwell tract), adjoin ing John Garrett, D. B. McClendon, and U. S. Forest Service (Felix Holmes tract), one and one-half miles to the junction of Stevens Creek and Turkey Creek, the place of beginning. The above boundary is made up of the following tracts purchased by the U. S. Forest Service from Amy T. Blackwell, Georgia Farm Company, three tracts, J. N. Cloninger, Minnie E. Bradshaw, H. E. Freeland, Federal Land Bank of Columbia, Fannie Mae Parks, W. K. Charles, M. G. & J. J. Dorn, Inc., Elihue Brown, T. W. Quarles, Peoples State Bank (two tracts), Mrs. Annie Jones Taylor, and W. A. Winn. There is also included three tracts now owned by M. G. & J. J. Dorn, Inc. and a tract now owned by the Federal Land Bank, which are under a cooperative agreement and included in the wild life management area. The acreage of the whole bound ary now set up and posted is about 6540 acres. - , I..m™ H .1 ■ I |3 NOTICE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of McCormick. In the Court of Common Pleas. D. J. McAlister, Plaintiff, vs: Effie Belcher Johnson, Defendant. Parks tract) and adioinin<? Mrs I Pur suant to Order of the Court Parks tract) and adjoining Mrs. in the above entitled ma tter, I will Susan Cartledge, one-half mile to j se ii before the Court House door a corner of Mrs. Carrie Talbert. in the Town of McCormick, Coun tract; thence leaving road with McCormick, State of South lines of U. S. Forest Service, (Fan nie Mae Parks and Georgia Farms tracts) and adjoiniijLg Mrs. Carrie Talbert, M. G. & J. J. Dorn, Inc., Carolina, on Sales Day in August, the same being the 2 day of Au gust, 1937, in the usual hour of sale, the following described prop erty, to wit: and W. A. Talbert, one and one-!. . t . hat . trac { or Plantation of Hoif ! land ’ situate, lying and being in h^lf mi.es to Mack Branch, thence; ^j C Q 0rm i C ^ county, State of South down Mack Branch with U. S. For- Carolina, containing Two Hun dred (200) Acres, and bounded by lands of J. E. Watson, Hal Belcher, Estate of L. P. Paschal, and others. est Service, (Georgia Farms Com pany tract) and adjoining ifers. Kate Moultrie to the Ford across Key Road, a corner to said U. S. the same being the tract of land conveyed to Effie Belcher Johnson Forest Service (Georgia Farms by J. R. Glenn on the 5 day of No- Company and W. K. Charles tracts) i member, 1929, deed being recorded o-r t t TV.™ 1 Book 12, page 430, in the office and M. G. & J. J. Dorn, Inc., tract.. clerk of Court for Mcuor- Thence with U. S. Forest Service mick County, South Carolina. (W. K. Charles tract) and adjoin-* TERMS of sale cash, purchaser ing Mrs. Kate Moultrie, one-half 10 pay j^fraotc^ MATTKON mPS mile to Rehobeth Branch; thence Master for McCormick County, S. C. down Rehobeth Branch with U. S. • July 14, 1937.—3t. Forest Service (W. K. Charles ^ tract), adjoining Andrew Moseley, over one-half mile to Wine Creek; thence up Wine Creek one-eighth mile, with U. S. Forest Service (W. NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE is hereby given that I will sell, before the Court House K. Charles tract), adjoining An-1 door, at McCormick, South Caro- drew Moseley; thence leaving Wine b na .’ on Sales Day in August, 1937, Prppk with it FYirp^t ^prvipp' during the usual hours of sale, a Creek with U. S Forest Service v _ 8 Ford Coupe faring Georgia (W. K. Charles tract), adjoining 1937 license No. 231-195, Motor No. center of Turkey Creek;, thence 40-6050A. Said car was seized upon down the center of Turkey Creek, 1 ^be highway in McCormick Coun- with U. S. Forest Service (W. K. , ty ’ t hp U iliihf USe , d ^ ^ .. . . ,, . in the illicit transportation of al- Charles tract), adjoining Mrs. Anna coholic liquors. N. Seigler, nearly three-quarters of | Notice is given that the Universal a mile to the north of Goff Branch. Credit Company holds a mortgage _ tt o tt, * c, on said automobile in the amount Thence with U. S. Forest Service of 0 ne Hundred Thirty five (M. G. & J. J. Dorn, Inc. tract), ($135.00) Dollars and this sale will adjoining Mrs. Anna N. Seigler, be subject to said mortgage, about one-half mile to the center TERMS of sale ^ a ^ 1 g TROM of the old road from the Vienna sheriff of McCormick County, S. C. Road to Key Road; thence with) McCormick, S. C. July 13, 1937.—3t. WANT ADV. the U. S. Forest Service (M. G. & J. J. Dorn, Inc., and Elihue Brown tract) and adjoining J. L. Holmes, Jim Agner and B. B. Wates, about three-quarters of a mile to a cor- j ner of Dr. M. G. Whitlock; thence MEN WANTED for Rawleigh leaving said road and with U. S. Routes of 800 families. Reliable Forest Service (Elihue Brown tract) hustler should start earning $25 adjoining Dr. M. G. Whitlock weekly and increase rapidly. Write over one-quarter of a mile to the today. Rawleigh’s, Dept. SCG-77-S, center of Beverday Creek. Thence Richmond, Va.