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McCORMICK MESSENGER. McCORMICK. SOUTH CAROLINA Thursday, April 13, 1939
Notice: (Nc. 3fr.)—United States
of America, Western District of
South Carolina, In The District
Court—United States Of America
vs. 355.80 acres of land in McCor
mick and Abbeville Counties. South
Carolina,—Estate .of Mrs. Victoria
D. Lee. et al. This suit includes
the following tracts of land: Es
tate of Mrs. Victoria D. Lee,
Treats Nos. 445. b, situate, lying
and being in i McCormick County.
South* Carolina, on the waters cf
Lon* Cane Creek, containing, ac
cording to survey, 125.50 acres and
4U.40 acres, respectively, - with
courses and distances as shown
bv niats of S. E. Pickette and blue
prints of which are attached m
ii'" petition herein, filed m the
office of the Clerk of • the United
States District Court for the West
ern District of South Carolina, at
Greenville, to which reference :s
invited for a more particular de
scription thereof, and iri which
the following named persons,
firms or corporations have, or
claim to have, an interest, to wit:
Resident Defendants—W. O. Brown
and wife, Abbeville, S. C.; H. D.
Brown and wife. Rt. No. 3, Abbe
ville, S. C.; Robert Brown and
wife, Near Sharon School, Abbe
ville, S. C.: Davis Crawford, Rt.
No. 1, Box 23, Bradley, S. C.: Mrs.
Mattie Crawford, Columbia, S. C.;
Charles Dansby, Troy, S. C.: Dee
Dansby and wife. Trov. S. C:
Foster Dansby and wife, North
Augusta. S. C.; Mrs. Joe Dansby,
Rt. No. 3, Abbeville, S. C.; Luther
Dansby and wife, Troy. S. C.; Mrs.
Tom Dansby, Troy, S. C.; M. G. &
J. J. Dorn, Inc., McCormick, S. C.;
Mrs. Jennie Lynch, N. Augusta, S.
C.; J. H. McClinton, Rt. No. 3. Ab
beville, S. C.; J. S. McClinton, R.
F. D., Verdery, S. C.; Estate of
Jane Shanks. C o J. H McClinton,
Rt. No. 3, Abbeville, S. C.; Mrs.
Ansel Talbert, Troy, S. C.; Tax
Collector of McCormick County.
McCormick, S. C.; Treasurer of
McCormick, County, McCormick,
S. v C.; Mrs. Fannie Brown Wilson,
Clattweathers Crossroads. Abbe
ville Co., S. C. Non-Resident De
fendants — J. C. Brown and wife,
266 Pryor St., Atlanta, Ga.; Joe
Brown, 1515 Mint St., Charlotte,
N. C.; Mary L. Bryant, individually
and as executor of the last will
and testament of Mrs. Victoria D.
Lee, Atlantic City, N. J.; L.
Chaiage. 220 Peachtree St., At-
IsCnta, Ga.; Daviscn-Paxon Co.,
180 Peachtree St., N. W. Atlanta,
Ga.; L. C. Fischer, 25 E. Linden
Ave., Atlanta, Ga.: Gager Lime
Co., Chattanooca, Tenn.; J. Re*-
enstein Co., 209 Peachtree St., N
E., Atlanta, Ga.; Oliver King, trad
ing and doing business under the
name and style of Oliver King
Sand and Lime Co., Knoxville
Tenn.; Wm. A. Lee. individually
and as executor of the last wil
and testament of Mrs. Victoria D
Lee, deceased, and wife, Elberton
Ga.; Sarah L. Rogers, individual!v
and as executor of the last wi!
and testament of Mrs. Victoria D
Lee, Elberton, Ga.; Southern G-F
Co., 257-63 Decatur St., Atlanta
Ga.; Southern Pine Sales Cornora-
tion. Wool worth Bldg.. New York,
N. Y.; Estate of Julius M. Vi-
sanska, C!o Walter W. Visanska,
Executor, 22 Marietta St., Atlanta,
Ga. The following persons, firms
and corporations, whose addresses
are unknown: Brown,
widow of Andrew T. Brown, Camp
Mfg. Co., a corporation existing
under the laws of the State of
Virginia, Plastergon Wallboard
Co., a comoration; M. E. McClin
ton, and the unknown creditors of
Victoria D. Lee. deceased. The
I mses. heirs and | or assigns of
e following deceased persons,
whose names and addresses are
unknown: John Brown. Sr., John
Brown, Jr., Matthew Brown, John
Lewis Gervais, Henry Laurens,
Victoria D. Lee, and James Theo
dore Rossell. Mrs. Victoria D. Lee
Estate, Tract No. 445a. situate,
lying and being in Abbeville Coun
ty, South Carolina, locally known
as the Little Mountain Tract, on
watershed of Little Mountain
Creek and McGill Branch, tribu
taries of Long Cane Creek,
situated on Cannon Bridge Road,
approximately 5 miles south
easterly of Abbeville, S. C., con
taining, according to survey, 108.00
acres, more or less, and in which
the following named persons,
firms or corporations have, or
claim to have an interest, to wit:
Resident Defendants—Arch Bar
nett. 201 N. Main St.. Abbeville,
S. C.; Herbert Langford, 2829 Wil-
mot Ave., Columbia, S. C.; J. Fra-
7ier Lyon, Jr., Columbia, S. C.;
John G. Lvon. Columbia, S. C.: Es
tate of J. F. Miller, Go J. D. Miller.
A dm.. Abbeville, S. C.: David
Rouse, Occupant, Rt. No. 3. Abbe
ville, S. C.: Sheriff cf Abbeville
Ccuntv. Abbeville, S. C.; Treasurer
of Abbeville Countv. Abbeville,
S C • Est. of G. A. Visanska, C|o
S' - ! Rosenberg. Abbeville. S. C.
Non-Resident Defendants—Mary L.
Bryp'- 1 ^ individually and as execu
tor rf th^ lost will ar»d testament
of Mrs. Victoria D. Lee. Atlantic
Citv. N. J.: L. Chajage, 220 Peach
tree St.. Atlanta. Ga.: Da^ison-
Pnx'' V| Co.. 180 P o acht rco St. > T
W., Atlanta, Ga.; L. c Fincher. 2"
F. T.ind°r» A v e. At 1 '"iro ria •
Gager Lime Co.. Chattanooga.
Te*'" • J. Re*enstein Co., 209
Peachtree St., N. E. Atlanta, Ga.;
Oliver King, trading and doing
business under the name and
^tyle of OU v er King Sand & Lime
Co.. Knoxville, Tenn.; Wm. A. Lee,
Individually and as executor of the
last will and testament of Mrs.
Victoria D. Lee. deceased, and
Wife, Elberton, Ga.; Mrs. Inez St.
Cloud Lyon. Bayton. Texas: Sarah
L. Rogers, individually and as ex
ecutor of the last will and testa
ment of Mrs. Victoria D. Lee, El-
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"This field had high-potash fertilizers
tor three years/ 4 says M, L. O'CAIN,
Orangeburg, S. C. Tn 1938 I used
4% POTASH fertilizer at planting
and top-dressed with 100 pounds of
NV MURIATE OF POTASH per acre
in addition to nitrogen. The boll
weevil got all of the top crop but the
yield was still two bales per acre. In
19371made 1114 bales on five acres."*
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W. B. CROSS, R. D. 1, WilaonrUle. Ala., says: "Most of my cotton
land was subject to Rust. Last season I tried 10-0-10 top-dresser
d 12S pounds per acre. Rust was controlled 100% in spite of bad
weather. Bolls opened wide, where before they would iust crack
open and stop there. On part of my cotton where 10-0-10 was put
cn twice as heavy, the yield was better and the bolls were larger
although it was on poor soil."
W. J. VERDIN, Greenville, S. C., says: 'Despite bad
weather and'boll weevil, I got 600 pounds of seed
cotton per acre at first picking and the photograph
below shows open cotton for the second picking
with more still to open. It received 500 pounds of
3-8-3 fertilizer per acre at planting and 150 pounds
of muriate of potash and nitrate of soda in equal
parts. I always use heavy potash after grain crops."
J. H. MEADOWS, Porterfield Seed and Stock Farm, Macon, GOw
cays: "I believe most farmers do not use enough potash for profit
able results. Under last year's adverse conditions I made SO bales
of cotton on 125.8 acres. The staple measured IVfe inches. My fer
tilizer was 3-15-15 at 400 pounds per acre."
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COTTON NEVER RUSTS when well-fed with NV
POTASH—it's too busy producing a healthy, high-
yielding, high-quality crop—it's too busy producing
heavier bolls, heavier seed, more lint per seed, better
grade, longer staple and stronger fibers.
Throughout this section, farmers are finding out
that NV POTASH PAYS IN MANY WAYS! But you
must use plenty of it. Some fanners top-dress with 100
pounds of NV MURIATE per acre—others prefer top
dressing with 200 pounds of NV KAINIT per acre—
while still others use a nitrogen-potash mixed-goods
top-dresser, made with genuine NV POTASH. All of
these are on sale by your fertilizer men.
Different farmers apply extra NV POTASH in dif
ferent ways, but all agree that extra NV POTASH
pays. Choose your own method of application, but
make sure you use more NV POTASH if you want
your cotton to stay on the job producing bigger yields
of a better quality crop.
N.V.POTASH EXPORT MY,Inc..Hurt Bldf. ATLANTA, Royster Bids. NORFOLK
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Victoria D. Dee, dec’d. The spouses, if dead, their heirs, creditors, sue- unless they procure the appoint- HTTI
heirs and I or assigns of the fol-, cessors and | or assigns, whose ment cf a guardian ad litem to
owing deceased persons whose names and addresses are not represent them in said proceeding
names and addresses are un-, known: Mrs. Bussey, within twenty days after personal
known: Isaac Kenady, Isaac Ken- wife of J. L. Bussey, Mrs. service cf the said notice
nedy, Victoria D. Lee, Joseph Me- Bussey, wife cf J. M. Bussey, upon them, or in case ser-
Clusky. John Cartledge Estate, Mrs. Morgan, wife of vice is mad3 upon them by
Tract No. 36, situate, lying and John C. Morgan. The spouses, publication, within twenty days
aeing in McCcrmick County, South heirs, creditors and | or assigns of after the said service has been
Carolina, containing, according to the following deceased persons nompleted, the court, upon peti-
survey, 81.90 acres, on the water- j whose names and addresses are tion of the undersigned, will ap-
of Catfish Creek, a tributary j unknown: Nancy C. Bussey, John point a guardian ad litem for said
of the Savannah River, and in' Cartledge, John Crawford. Drury defendants. Done by order of the
which the following named per- Morgan and J. T. Reese. In addi- court this 7th day of April, A. D.,
~ tion to all cf the parties named 1939. O. H. Doyle, United States
above, there may be ether persons Attorney. Witness my hand and
who may own some part of, or official seal this 7th day of April,
have some Interest in some part a. D., 1939. W. D. White, Clerk,
of, or lien or encumbrance on or United States District Court for
against said lands, or claiming or the Western District of South
holding some right, title or inter- Carolina. (Official Seal),
est therein, whose names are not ■■ -..r-
known. and all persons, firms or
corporations known, or unknown,
having any right, title, interest,
demand lien, encumbrance or
claim of any kind or character
whatsoever are made parties de-
cos. firms or corporations have,
or claim to have an interest, to
vit: Resident Defendants—Edna
Buzhardt (Mrs. J. F.) and hus
band, McCormick, S. C.;. J. Fred
Buzhardt and wife, McCormick, S.
C. D. Cartledge and wife,
Parksville, S. C.; Florence Cart-
edge, minor over 14 years, C|o
Vttjp Cartledge, Parksville, S. C.;
T oseph Cartledge, minor under 14
years. Go Lottie Cartledge, Parks
ville, S. C.; Lottie Cartledge and
husband, Parksville, S. C.; Louis
Cartledge, a minor over 14 years,
and wife, if married, Go Lottie
'’artledge, Parksville, S. C.; Lottie
’artledge, as adm. of est. of John
*artledge, deceased, Parksville, S.
\: Maffgleain Cartledge and
nouse. Parksville, S. C.; Mildred
lartledge, minor under 14 years,
* o Lottie Cartledge, Parksville, S.
1.; Robert Cartledge, minor over
4 years, C|o Lottie Cartledge,
Parksville, R. C.: Sam Cartledge
and wife, McCormick, S. C.; Willie
Cartledee and spouse, McCormick.
3. C.; Mrs. Carrie Lou Charles and
husband, Greenwood, S. C.; H. J.
leinz. a corporation. C|o H. F.
:.ee. Attorney, Batesburg, S. C.;
H. F. Lee. Attorney at Law, Bates
WANT ADV.
FOR SALE — Hastings’ Supsr-
fendant to this proceeding. Take prolific White Seed Corn, 1 year
Notice: That O. H. Doyle, United from breeder, bought in sealed
States Attorney for the West v hop- at 75 cents ner neck delivered
District of South Carolina, under Dag ’ at 75 cents per P .,ck, aenveiea
the direction of the Attorney i anywhere in McCormick County.
General, has filed an aoplicatio’t i W. A. Winn, R. 1, Plum Branch,
in the District Court of the United g q
States for the Western District of _ , — , ——
South Carolina, stating that the
United States is desi*cus of pur- j Come in and see how we can re
chasing for use in connection with p £ . ;i . your crepe Bottom Shoes on
the Sumter National Forest Pro;)-, , , ti Priees verv reason
ed, the lands described above, | sl rt notice. Prices very reason-
and that you are the owners, or ab’.e. Arringtons Shoe Shop, Mc-
supposed owners of the said lands, C' ’ mick, S. C.
or have some right, title or inter- ] 1
est therein, and demands that all; , ,
issues of fact arising cr to arise OR SALE — Louisiana Sugar
in this action, particularly those y—i Sweet Potato Plants, certi
of value, compensation and acre- ( j stock, now ready; $2.00 pei
Edgefield, S. Cj Mrs. J. Morgan thl'd^cou^e'of inXpro/ed.nZ t) -usand at my farm, C. E. Wil-
ueese and husband. Modoc, S. G; wherefore, you are required to ki". R. 1, Plum Branch, S. C.
Tax Collector of McCormick Coun- come forward on the 24th day of ■■ ■
tv. McCormick, S. C.: Treasurer of May, 1939, at 9:30 o’clock, a. m.,'
JESTER’S CASH
SERVICE STATION
Yon can get service night and day. Stop by and
give us a trial.
We carry a full line of Groceries and Fresh
Meats.
Hot Lunches and Cold Drinks.
Sanitary, and a good place to stop.
Located 2 miles from McCormick on Greenwood
Highway.
burg, S. C.: Mrs. E. G. Morgan. Jr..
berton, Ga.; Southern G-F Co., McCormick County, McCormick. S. ttmOoh Qtatpc ni^triet FOAR—I have a good Poland
nen eo 04- A 4-1 4 ^ ! C • Tvlnt-i-T? ot-i f tne U 011,60 tlLH LOb I CL
Defendants—
i Court to be held at Anderson, C’ ina Boar for service. W. E
South Carolina, and file obiec- Rheney, McCormick. S. C.
257-63 Decatur St., Atlanta, Ga.; C.: Non-Resident
The Southern Pine Sales Corpora- Hubert Cartledge and _ . lliC
tion. Woolworth Bldg., New York, Richmond. Va.: John Bell Cart- if anv vou have to the pro-
N. Y. The following persons, firms ledge and wife, Richmond, Va.; 1 p^chase of ’said lands,
and corporations whose addresses Mozell Cartledge and spouse, otherwise a judgment will be’ 1 pi pnfv ( .r an( ] Horse*
ore unknown: Camp Mfg. Co a Richmond, Va.: Neice Cartledge entered against you. The infant 1 ,e,ll y ot Junes and nor.
corporation existing under the and spouse, Richmond, Va.; Perice defendants and persons under any for sale or trade. Come to see
laws of the state of Virginia; Cartledge and spouse, Richmond, other legal disability hereinabove x t Smith McCormick
Plastergon Walboard Company, a Va. The following persons and named are further notified that ^ 11 ’
Corporation; unknown creditors of their respective spouses, if living; the order of court provides that b. C. _ _
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