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EM- ’ McCORMICK MESSENGER, McCOkMICK, SOUTH CAROtiNA Thursday; October S, 1939 McCORMICK MESSENGER l Poblished Every Thursday H Established Jane 5, 19M j EDMOND J. McCRACKEN, Editor and Owner patared ut the Post Office at Me* tfV- m! li, S. C., as mail matter of Me second class. < EUBSCKIPTION RATES: ! One Year $1.00 BIx Months .75 Three Months .50 Fight Screwworms Protect Livestock Recent outbreak of screwworms in different parts of the state and the experiences of the last five years indicate that screwworms ~'ov rather serious fall pests of livestock, in McCormick County, .says county Agent D. Austin Shel ley, reminding animal owners that certain practices are effective in reducing screwworai losses to a minimum. Since they first appeared in 1934 screwworms have been more or less abundant in this state each fall, the indications being that they do not survive the winters here but spread from more south ern points. For prevention and control of screwworms the agent suggests: 1. Treat all injuries with pine tar oil. 2. Delay all operations such as dehorning and castrating wherever possible until cold weather. 3. Keep a careful watch on all animals for screwworm infesta tions and apply benzol as maggots are found. Wounds found to be infested with maggots should be swabbed out with clean cotton, benzol applied, the wound plugged so that the vaoers from the chem ical will kill the maggots, and the area around the wouiid treated with pine tar oil. Benzol and pine tar oil are now generally available. Scientists of the U. S. Depart ment of Agriculture, Mr. Shelley states, have recently found that diphenylamine is very effective for treating wounds of livestock to prevent infestation and for treat ing wounds already infested with maggots. As this material be comes available, doubtless South Carolina farmers will use it. Quick, Satisfactory ODORLESS DRY CLEANING SERVICE % Work Done While You Shop GET THE BEST Avoid Disappointment. CENTRAL CLEANERS 608 Broad St. AUGUSTA GEORGIA Where Good Cleanings Is Not Expensive. Notice.—Civil Action No. 62.— United States of America, Western District of South Carolina, in the District Court, Greenwood Division. United States of America vs. 305.4 acres of land in McCormick and Greenwood Counties, South Caro lina—J. C. Talbert, et al. The above entitled suit is brought. to condemn the following described tracts of land, to wit: (1)—J. C. Talbert Tract No. 369—situate, ly ing and being in McCormick County, South Carolina, on the waters of Long Cane Creek, a tributary of Little River and Sa vannah River, situate about one mile southeast of Lethia, and a- bout one mile east of DeLaHowe Institute, containing one hundred fifty-three and 5-10 (153.5) acres, more or less, having courses and distances as shown by plat on file in this proceeding in the office of the Clerk of the United States Dis trict Court, at Greenville, S. C., to which reference is invited, and in which the following named per sons, firms or corporations have, or claim to have, an interest, to wit: Resident Defendants—Mrs. M. K. Britt, Rt. No. 1, McCormick, S. C.; Mrs. Mattie K. Britt, Rt. No. 1, McCormick, S. C.: W. E. Britt, Adm. Estate of M. L. Britt, Rt. No. 1, McCormick, S. C.; J. W. Britt, Adm. Estate of M. L. Britt. Rt. No Carlisle, 1121 Princess Ave.. At- laiita, Ga.; Mrs. Helen Belpw Wade. 104 Pryor St., Atlanta, Ga. The following persons and their respective spouses, if living, if dead, their heirs and I or assigns, whose names and addresses are unknown- Unknown heirs of Ar chibald McClennan, Unknown heirs of Huerh Snmpson, Unknown heirs of Agnew Massey, Unknown chil dren of Wavman Below. The fol lowing adjoining landowners who are residents of the. State of South Carolina: Ernest Hansby, McCor mick. S. C.: J. T. Link, Ft. No. 1, Abbeville. S. C.; J. L. McComb, Trov. S. C. (3)—Upper Long Cane Societv of Abbeville District. Tract No. 4 25a—situate, lying and being in Greenwood and McCormick Counties. South Carolina, on the waters of Long Cane Creek, a trib utary of the Savannah River, con taining. according to survey, forty- one and 6-10 (41.6) acres, more or less, with courses and distances as shown by plats on file in office of the Clerk of the United States District Court for the Western District of South Carolina, at Greenville, in the above entitled suit, to which reference is invited and in which the following named nersons, firms or corporations have, or claim to have, an interest, to wit: Resident Defendants— It Is Brake Inspection Time We are equipped to correct faulty brakes of any type. Distributors for Warner Electric Midland Vacuum BRAKES GEORGIA TRUCK & EQUIPMENT CO. 109 Ninth St. AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. '-'V DR. HENRY J. GODIN Sight Specialist Eyes Examined Spectacles And Eye Glasses Professionally Fitted. Rroari Augusta. Ga Insurance Fire Insurance And AH Other Kinds of Insurance In cluding Life Insurance. HUGH C. BROWN, McCORMICK, S. C. 1, McCormick, S. C.; W. E. Britt, q j ip Cornoration. Green- Rt. No. 1, McCormick, S. C.; Tax v ju e g q . Addison B. Canvile, Collector for McCormick County, Probate Judge. Abbeville, S. C.; I. McConnick, S. C.: Mrs. Frances A . Puckette, Trov. S. C.: Tax Col- Talbert CreswelL Troy, C.; De i ec tor of Greenwood Countv. La Howe State School, Rt. No. 1, Greenwood, S. C.: Tax Collector of McCormick. S. C.; Mrs. Rosilee I McCormick Countv. McCormick. S. Talbert Edmunds, McCormick, S. q . Treasurer of Greenwood Coun- C.; Mrs. Annie Lee Talbert Faulk- | Greenwood, S..C.: Treasurer of per. McCormick. S. C.; Marie j McCormick Countv. McCormick. 3. bert Fooshe, McCormick. S. C.; r< : xjn^n Guano Comoanv. Union. Mrs. Jane Leroy Gibert, Easley, S. | g q - upper Long Cane Society of C.; Mrs. Alice TalbertKilgore.l^^^y^ig ptgtTiet. Cjo. J. L. Perrin, Newberry S. C.; James N. Leroy, Abbeville, S. C.: T. G. White. Ab- McCormick, S. C.; Mrs. James N. s C ; w H white, Abbe- Leroy, McCormick, S. C.; Albert H. ville g c . Fi c Youne. R* No l. Leroy, s - c - 1 [ >ro 0s ^^. Troy, S. C.: E. C. Young, Adm. Es- Leroy, Woodruff. S. G: Mae Parker ta ^ e of g q. Young, Troy, S. C.; J. Leroy, Woodruff, S. C.: Milton L. A Young and wife. Troy, S. C.; Leroy. Greenwood, S. C.; Frances T illie n Ymme. Ft. No. 1. T>oy, 3. May Wright Leroy, Greenwood, S. g.: Th° foPowi^g firm and I or C.; Miss Laura Leroy, Clover, S. C.; corporation if still in existence, if **r5c Georgia Talbert McCracken, I not its surviving stockholders, of- McCormick, S. C.; Johnme Me-1 fj cers , creditors, successors and | Grath, Finety Six. S. C.: Bennie | Qr ass ig nSt whose names and ad- Porter McGrath Ninety Six. S. C., rtresses are no t known: Frick Mrs. Lou Talbert Nichols, Hodges, comnany, Inc. The spouses, heirs, S. C.; Mrs. Benzie Talbert Rice, L, ro ^^ />rs pri( j | or assigns, of the Columbia. S. C.: J. C. Talbert. Ht. j 0 jj ow j n g deceased persons, whose C ’’T* Glo » a names and addresses are not Talbert, minor, Go. Mrs. Eugenia j j fnown . James Ewart A. w. w. McGrath McKinney. Greenwood. S. A T wideman. S. O. Young, S ’ D /, C * JF al i ert, T R a ^ and R. E. Hill. In addition to all Cormick. S. G; J. Arch Talbert, of paries named above, there McCormick, S. C.; Mattie Conner may ^ 0 ^her persons who may Talbert, McCormick, S. G: Mary nart of. or have some Rambo Talbert, Ht. No. 1. McCor- j n j. eres j. j n some part of, or lien or mick, S. G; Ben Talbert, Spartan- e nC n m branoe on or against said burg, S. G; Heffie Talbert, Spar- lands, or claiming or holding some tanburg, S. G; Mrs. Sallie Mathis r }orht. title or interest therein. Talbert, McCormick, S- G: Willie ^ogg names are not known, and M. Talbert. McCormick, S. G; Sara I petitioner avers that reasonable Talbert. McConnick, S. G: James diligence has been used to ascer- H. Talbert and wife, Spartanburg, £ a j n ^g sa me without success, and S. G; Mrs. Josie Talbert. McCor- qr)V C ij C h persons, firms or cor mick, P • Wallace J. Talbert and porations known, or unknown, wife, Wallerboro, S. G: Treasurer an Tr r ight title or interest, of McCormick County, McCormick, demand, lien, encumbrance or S. G; Josh Wardlaw. Rt. No. 1. C ] a i m 0 f anv kind or character a- VfcCorrmck, S. G; Albert Wells I gainst said lands are made oarties and wife, Greenwood, S. C.: Mrs. riprpndsn* to this proceeding. Mariorie Talbert White, McCor- Take No t.i ce - That O. H. Dovle. mick. S. C. Non-Resident Defen- United g ta te S Attorney for the dants—Mrs. Sudie McClane Lang, hvestem District of South Caro- Winter Haven, Fla.; Ellie Lee Le- 11na ur der the directions of the roy. Tignall. Ga.; Myrtle Sutton Attorney General, has fileH an an, Leroy. Tignall. Ga.; Lem Lane Le- ntica t i0 n in the District Court of roy, Tignall, Ga.: Dora Lee Martin TTn i te d states tor +he Western Leroy, Tignall, Ga.: Joseph E - Le- J District of South Carolina, stating roy and wife. Leathersville. Ga.; that the Uni ted States is desirous Mrs. Gladys Talbert Moragne, Au- Qf Durc hasing the lands ^escribed gusta, Ga.; James McClane and above and that you are the own- wife. Winter Haven, Fla.; Nora ers or S „r>r>nsed owner* of McClane. Winter Haven. Fla.: Le- tracts of land, or have some right, roy McClane and wife, Winter title or interest therein. ?^d de- Haveh, Fla.; Miss Roas McClane, man ’ ds tha t all issues of fact a- Winter Haven. Fla.; John McClane r1sjrio . or to p r i se in this action, and wife. Winter Haven, Fla.; particularly those of value, com- Bruce McClane and wife, Winter penS ation and acreage, be deter- Haven. Fla.; Mrs. Millie McClane mined bv j ury tr ial in t^° due Clark Stokes, Winter Haven, Fla.; course of this proceeding. Where- David Talbert and wife. New fore you a re reauired to come York, N. Y.: Sam Talbert, Greens- forwf , rd on t he 9th day of Novem- boro. N. G: Elizabeth Talbert, ^ 1939 a t ten o’clock, a. m.. at Greensboro, N. G: Mrs. Eula Leroy the ’ united States District Court Truitt. Tignall. Qra. The following to be ^g^ a t Greenwood. South named persons and their resoec- Carolina, and file objections, if any tive spouses, if living, if dead, you have, to the oroposed pur- their heirs, creditors, successors phase of seid land, otherwise a and | or assigns, whose names and judgment will be entered against addresses are not known: Mrs. you fj^g j n f a nt defendants and Sallie Talbert Leroy. Mrs. Lena per sons under any other legal dis- Wells Murray, Mrs. Susan Talbert a biiitv hereinabove named arp Palmer, Mrs. Hattie Wells Powell. f ur ther notified that the order of Benton Talbert, and Aline Talbert. cour t provides that unless they The spouses, heirs, creditors and | p rocure the anpointment of a or assigns of the following de- £ ua rdian ad litem to represent ceased persons, whose names and t hem in said proceeding within j addresses are not known: Jacques I twgnty da vs after personal service ( Bay lard, M. L. Britt. De La Howe, of th e said notice upon them., orj John. Daniel Due, John C. Hayes ca>ce service is made upon them ‘ and Mrs. M. E. Talbert. (2)—Mrs. bv publication, within twenty days Jennie Below. Et Al. Tract No. 612 after the said service has been —situate, lying and being in Me- completed, the court, upon peti- Cormick County, South Carolina, tj on 0 f the undersigned, will ap- on the watershed of Bold Branch. DO int a guardian ad litem for said a tributary of Lone Cane Creek infants and other defendants, and the Savannah River, contain- Done by order of the court this ing one hundred ten and 3-m 2 9th dav of Sentember. A. D., 1939. (110.3) acres, more or less, with q H. Doyle. United States Attor- eonrses p^d distances as shown by n ey Witness mv hand and official olat on file in this case in the of- sea i this 29th day of September, fi^e of the Clerk of the United A D 2939 d. White, Clerk, States District Court for the united States District Court for Western | District of South Caro- the Western District of South lina. at Greenville, to which refer- Carolina (Official Seal.) ence is invited, and in which the following named persons, firms or '•oroorations have or claim to t-n-’p interest, to wit: Resident Defendants—Mrs. Volley Below, Rt. 4 Ab^oville, S. C.: Charles Be low, Rt. No. 4, Abbeville, S. G; Doris Delow. a rmno’*. Rt. *Tn. 1. Abbeville. S. G; Mrs. Jannie Below. Rt. No. 4. Abbeville, S. G; Mrs. Winona Below Campbell, a minor ever 14 T.o™r>desville S. G: Daniel Hamp, Rt. No. 4, Abbeville, S. G: S. C. Agricultural Loan Ass’n. of Columbia, Columbia, S. G; The uvrtproi Intermediate Credit Bank, Columbia, S. G; Treasurer of Mc Cormick County, McCormick. S. G: Tax Collector of McCormick County, McCormick, S. C. Non- Resident Defendants—Mrs. Arlina Below Adair. 416 Flat Shoals. At lanta, Ga.; Mrs. Louise Below Barnes. Rt. No. 1, Box 308, Atlanta, Ga.; Miss Mabel Below. Diihert St., Atlanta, Ga.; Mrs. Mildred Be- | New 1940 OTEVKOIEI /CHEVROLET/ A GENERAL MOTORS VALUE m II kn°^ retre* -.eo* V° W w*-" ** *?» sw*' 9 ’ »s «« S ' Cl»pP er Yo« its - ..*11 rfotf* c*n cC 5, ** ° You’" ■*" v the ♦h ecoo°^ y y/itn v itioto •••••- • • it’s F» rST 'Che Ti m LET US HELP YOU LOOK YOUR BEST! Clean, neatly pressed clothes are indicative of a neat, orderly personality. Far from being expensive, you’ll find that it actually pays to be immaculate in your ap pearance. We are experts in this type of work—we know just how to treat even the most delicate frocks in your wardrobe, so that they will come back to you looking like new. Free pickup and delivery service, of course! 6< Greenwood Dry Cleaning Co. Dependable Cleaners J. C. Dalton, Mgr. FINAL SETTLEMENT WANT ADV. New fall shipment of Stetson hats. Bt^knell’s Store, Plum Branch, S. C. SEED OATS FOR SALE—Coker’s 33-19 and 33-50 Seed Oats, 2 years from breeder, at 50 cents per bushel f. o. b. Augusta, Ga. A. L. Moragne, R. F. D. No. 1, Box No. 1, Augusta, Ga. WOOD—For sale in fireplace or stove lengths. Call Phone 25. J. F. E. Jester, McCormick, S. C. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County Of McCormick. In The Court Of Probate. Notice is hereby given that Mrs. L. F. McNair, Executrix of the Es tate of Mrs. Lillian J. Cason, de ceased, has this day made appli cation unto ihe for a final ac counting and discharge as Execu trix of the Estate of Mrs. Lillian J. Cason, and the 18th day of October, 1939, at 10 o’clock has been fixed for the hearing of said petition. All persons holding claims a- gainst said Estate are hereby notified to present same on or by above date. J. FRANK MATTISON, Judge < of Probate, McCormick County, S. C. September 18. 1939.—4t. JESTER S CASH SERVICE STATION m You 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. , 3S3 Vi . *r . EVERY DELICIOUS CLAUSSEN’S IS CAK Notice We buy cattle and hogs. Will tow Bostwto, 3ob'2nd Av^Hatttoi: Pay market price for same. D. C. burg, Miss.; Mrs. Pauline Below j Talbert, McCormick, S. C. Business Licenses will be due October 1, 1939; last day for pay ment without penalty is October 31, 1939. J. O. PATTERSON, Town Clerk. McCormick, S. G, Sept. 20. 1939.—3t. v >. 7 FOR FRESHNESS! 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