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mm McCORMICK MESSENGER, McCORMICK, SOUTH CAROLINA Thursday, May 14, 1942 ■tCORMICK MESSENGER I ' r r r MUIshed Every Thursday Established Jana 5, ISM EDMOND J. McCRACKEN, Editor and Owner Entered at the Post Office at Me- . Cermlck, S. C., as mail matter of f second class. ' EUBSCRIPTION KATES: ' One Year $1.00 ' Six Months —~ .75 t-op Mnnt'is ^ gp w WAR-WINNING SLOGAN TCM>AY «"d Don Robinson RELIGION war such a deep-set religious founda tion as ours. MIRACLES Notice. —CjA No. 322. —United States Of America, Western Dis trict Of South Carolina, In The strength District Court, Greenwood Divi- t* ko«i,o +v,r, tttoii sion. United States of America v. If our backs were to the wall— 2 ,260.8 acres of land in McCormick if an enemy was at our shores and Edgefield Counties, South with forces far superior to our Carolina,—Heirs of W. A. Rey- own and defeat seemed inevitable n ol ds, deceased, et al. , nie follow- ln £ tracts of land are included m there is no doubt that many of ^j S su it ; jj 0 395—situate, lying us would drop to ouu knees and pray for God’s help. Let us hope that we are never nection between this World war and the religion by which most of us profess to live. There are undoubtedly many people who consider the war as a means of punishing the people Donald Nelson, head of the War ° f “l* earth fOT ^ f nS ; 0therS Production Board, has a slolan ff t “ 3 means . of cleansing a slogan human race—of making us and being in Edgefield Township, McCormick County, South Caro lina, on the waters of Wine Creek, . , , . . , „ a tribute rv of Turkey Creek, of forced to our knees oy such a g -.vens Cieek and Savannah Riv- There must be some close con- situation. But if we agree* that or, situate about 1-4 mile east of up on our morals and which probably will be the deter- tiehten ‘ hiS War - llve more according to the pre- rtv ro et™ ^ 15 Sa “ t0 ap - “Pts of our reUgion. "A vear fr ° Ve ^ mukes. Is: it j.s our natural inclination to A year from now—what will we . , , , wbh we had done today”’ CaU to a doctor onIy when we Tf *rli toaay * are sick and it often takes sick- SGt the ness of spirit to make us* turn todav there riff ^ at ^^stion to religion in a stronger than a ^arYnrT * ^ that & Sunday-go-to-meeting way. war well in k have ^ e ‘ None of us knows just what an W1 ^ victory cer- spiritual purpose may be served . by the killing of millions of fine Mincm n >f OU ,4 lnk about thafc young men and the destruction tinnc h* \ r °A 6r ltS applica- of cities and homes in all portion^ far ? S the war of th e world, but if there is a with en ^ ft f Can be applied spiritual explanation behind it ™ effectiveness to deci- all> the solution to the world’s new r»io i k C on, . ^ uildin S of problems undoubtedly hinges on ^ nrw ’ > Jegislation, tax- lts revelation. stabUizatlon and the ^ the toll mounts and the de- Wmncr ci- S °+ £ Ur armed forces - struction spreads, we will natural- rep^ptLH tePS ^ aken WiU be l y turn more and more to religion rnw InH f, thouf and fold tomor-, for comfort and the spiritual merienn h 6 . u ^ ure ever y A_ , strength to carry on. We may Hr Tsjeis^r, 6 ^? 11 ^- 0r L ? eople like then discover, at least within time w ii a n f d ^ Lslons which ourselves, some explanation for i prove o be the right the fact that war has stalked the without the protection of our Key Road, about 3 miles north of areat armv and navv and sunnlv Key Brid S e and about 12 miles great army ana navy ana supply northw est of Edgefield, S. C., con iine we would turn to prayer as taining, according to survey, two a “last resort,” it is only sensible , hundred fifty-nine and 4-1C that we call on this power now— j acres, more or less; No. that we make religious faith our MSa-situate, lying and being in first and strongest “resort.” The history of religion is a long Edgefield Township, McCormick County, South Carolina, on waters of Wine Creek, a tributary of Tur recital of miracles which have J^ c y Creek, of Stevens Creek and been perfomed by faith—of the part faith has played in winning Savannah River, about one-half mile east of Key Road, and about seven miles east of Plum Branch. 4.1 ! earth throughout the whole his- ?™ J “ tln « his thinking a ^ of clvllizatlon . year ahead, and looking at to- , *ay as if he were viewing it in re- FAITH morale trospect, Mr. Nelson has an excel- 1 The “too little and too late” lent formula for preventing wrong 1 reason we use to account for the decisions from being born. I loss of countries and of major In addition to the advisability battles—a phrase which we apply •f this yardstick being adopted by primarily to the lack of materials those who are directing our „ war of war—might apply with even program, it is probably an excel- greater significance to the lack lent one for everyone of us to ap- of spiritual armament with which ply to the part, however small, J many men go off to war. In the last war we all joked over the Kaiser’s use of the mendous help if you had started today? Think it over—and keep Donald Nelson’s slogan in mind. DOCTORS AND HOURS which we may be able to play. Are you postponing activities which, a year from npw, you will | German expression meaning “me realize would have been of tfe- and God,” for it was obvious then, as it is now, that the Germans were violating the teachings of God as we know them. But the Kaiser tried to make his men feel that God was on their side because he realized faith of that kind would be one of the strongest morale builders he could use. There is no doubt in this war that the things we are fighting for—freedom to live as we please, freedom to worship as we please and the preservation of a way of life which is respected by all nations—spring from the very core of religion. And there is no doubt that the things we are fighting against—conquest, en slavement of people and the de struction of culture—are, and always have been, the enemies of religion. L When we are fighting such a truly religious War, spiritual ar mament of our people should be considered every bit as important as the production of planes, tanks and guns. JYom The Index-Journal, Green wood, May 8. Doctors do not have a forty- hour week but on the contrary have a seven-day week with many •f the twenty-four hours of each 4ay in service, remarked Dr. G. E. McDaniel, of the State Board of Health in a talk in Columbia yes terday. Dr. McDaniel mentioned some workers who put in seven hours each day for five days only. That makes thirty-five hours. Then he gave the hours of doctors in com parison. People might save doctors much time and energy if two rules were followed, Dr. McDaniel added. First, do not call for a doctor “in haste” unless the case is real ly urgent. Some pepole call as if it was a matter of life and death when as a matter of fact the pa tient was in no danger and an hour or two’s delay would have not hurt in he least.' Second, do not call a doctor in the evening or on Sundays unless the case is urgent. Doctors are wonderfully patient people and keep themselves under Creat self-control. They might feel like telling some people some raw truth some time but they have consideration and do not. battles against insurmountable S. C., containing, according to sur- odds, of the invulnerability of vey ’ eighty-five and 6-10 (85.6) . i acres,! more or less; No. 395b—sit- faitl1 ' uate, lying and being in Kibler In this greatest battle in the township of Edgefield County, history of mankind there is little South Carolina, on the v/aters of rhanee that the world can be set Lani ,er Branch of Cyper or Cypress cnance mat me worm can Creek a tributary ot Turkey Creek. right again without spiritual G f Stevens Creek and Savannah guidance. We will soon have River, situate on both sides of more tanks, guns and planes South Carolina Highway No. 43. „ if’c crr.ir.fr just west of S. C. Highway ♦Jo. 67, than oui enemies but it s go g ^0^ 3 m ji es eas t 0 f Liberty Hill, nolds Seigler, Mrs. Mary Reynolds Stalnaker. n- d Nannie Reyrn 1 Is Wren. In addition to all o* e parties named above, there nay ARMAMENTS . spiritual It is surprising in a nation which was founded by people who risked their lives for religious freedom, that we give so little consideration to the application of religion to the salvation of that nation. I believe the President of the United States, who has organized government branches for civilian defense, for production of arms, If we are going to try to save for building morale and for al- ■fime, effort, gasoline, tires, and most every conceivable need of everything in this war, make a war, should act at once to orga- note somewhere to be considerate nize a Department of Spiritual of your doctor. {WHAT TO DO FOR i RHEUMATIC PAIRS To *pf*edily relievo muscle pains in arms, • legs, back, and hands, thousands of people are finding RUX Compound (liquid) checks pain bat. YVorking from the Inalde (where Pains r actually are), RUX COMPOUND ingredients sre available to go quickly to areas of pain, to relax tired nerves, and relieve achey muscles. Made entirely of "Prescription-Pure” in gredients, RUX COMPOUND has the confi dence of druggists and users all over the country Decide today to give this dependable medicine • chance to benefit you oo you sleep, work, and play with new joy! Telephorfe. or come in today for one c.f the * J economical sixes of RUX Compound (liquid) m PEOPLES DRUG STORE —Adv. Armament. In his speeches, the President has, on several occasions, empha sized the religious significance of the war and an analysis of his words make it evident that he has a deep spiritual side which has given him strength to cope with his own physical handicaps and with critical problems of the nation. When religious faith has served him so well in his personal life and in his work, it seems only logical that he should consider dt a vital part of our war pro gram to see to it that the whole nation shares his faith. A Department of Spiritual Ar mament, if directed by the most respected leaders of all religious denominations, would be wel comed by a nation which has to take something more than that to put this battered world togeth er again. —Buy War Savings Bonds— x ___ / Health Department ’ Gives Summary Of Work Done In April The following is a summary of the work done by the McCormick County Health Department for the Month ending April 30, 1942: 20 postpartum patients attend ed the Postpartum clinic. Physi cal examinations were given and 7 were referred to their family physician for re-check. 5 V. D. Clinics were held. 3 new cases Were admitted to the clinic. 78 treatments of Neo, 48 Bismuth and 1 mixed treatment were ad ministered. 19 treatments were given prenatals. 138 visits were made to the clinic. One tuberculosis patient was visited in her home, admission to sanitorium was given patient to report to sanitorium on April 12. 5 orthopedic patients were car ried to Dr. White’s clinic in Greenville. 2 patients were dis missed from hospitals. 2 ortho pedics were visited in their homes. 3 prenatal clinics were held. 27 new cases were admitted to the linic. 24 old cases returned to the clinic for re-check. One pre natal was referred to her family doctor. 7 prenatals treated for syphilis. One cancer patient reported to Anderson for examination. Health Officer and Nurse visited a can cer patient in her home she was advised to go to her family doc tor to make application for can cer clinic. A number of Toxiod clniics were held. 199 given Toxiod and 2 Smallpox vaccinations given. 2 midwives were carried to Simpsonville to the Midwife In stitute on April 20th. The monthly midwive meeting was held with an attendance of 10. Bags were checked and sup plies issued. 8 home visits made to midwives. 2 infants were given physical examination. 7 home visits were made to infant and pre-school children. 16 postpartums were visited in their homes and 9 prenatals. 4 home visits were made to V. D. patients in reference to taking regular treatment. 9 babies were examined at the Well Baby clinic. 5 new cases admitted to the clinic and 4 old returned for re-check. 3 hernies were strapped. The Nurse and Clerk attendea the District Public Health Meet ing in Spartanburg. Laboratory work this month consisted of 34 wassermanns, 28 g. c. smears and 59 urinalysis. Two Standard First Aid classes were completed this month in the County. Respectfully submitted, Mildred E. Wardlaw, R. N., % County Nurse. S. C., and about 14 miles north west of Edgefield, S. C., contain ing according to survey, one hun dred ninety-four and 9-10 (194.9) acres, more or less; No. 395c—No. 395c—I—situate, lying and being in Kibler Township, of Edgefield County, South Carolina, on the waters of Pike Branch and Cyper or Cypress Creek, tributaries of Turkey Creek of Stevens Creek and Savannah River, situate ' on the west side of the Old Five Notch Road (S. C. Hignway No. 67) about 11 miles northwest of Edgefield, S. C., containing ac cording to survey, one thousand seven hundred eleven and 7-10 (1,- 711.7 acres) acres, and nine and 2-10 (9.2) acres, more or less, respec tively, all of which said tracts are more particularly described in the petition herein, on file in the of fice of the Clerk of the United States District Court for the West ern District of South Carolina, at Greenville, to which reference is invited for a more particular de scription thereof, and known in this proceeding as the W. A. Rey nolds Estate Tracts, and in which the following named persons, firms or corporations have, or claim to have, an interest, to wit: Resident Defendants — Millege Bland and wife, if married, Rt. No. 2, Plum Branch, S. C.; Elijah Brown, (adjoining land-owner) Rt. No. 2. Plum Branch, S. C.; Ral- lie Brown, Rt. No. 2, McCormick, S. C.; Ed Callison, (adjoining land-owner) Rt. No. 2, McCor mick, S. C.; Fred Cheatham, Rt. No. 2, Plum Branch, S. C.; Lizzie Gilchrist Coleman, Edgefield, S. C.; G. S. Gilchrist, Edgefield, S. C.; J. C. Corley, McCormick, S. C.; Julian M. Corley, Rt. No. 2. Mc Cormick, S. C.; Emily M. Corley (Mrs. Julian M.) Rt. No. 2, Mc Cormick, S. C.; L. E. Corley, Ri. No. 2, McCormick; S. C.: Mrs. Irma H. Corley, Rt. No. 2, McCormick, S. C.; Sarah G. Corley, Greenwood, S. C.; William G. Corley, McCor mick, S. C.; W. M. Corley, Rt. No. 2, McCormick, S. C.; Mrs. Grace W. Corley, Rt. No. 2, McCormick, S. C.; Mrs. Agnes M. Culbreath, Greenwood, S. C.; T. B. Culbreath, Greenwood, S. C.; Mrs. P. P. Doo little Est., C|o Eugene Paul, Green ville, S. C.; Mrs. Kate Reynolds Fuller, Edgefield, S. C.; W. W. Ful ler, Edgefield, S. C.; Edmond Gar rett, Rt. No. 2, Plum Branch, S. C.; Chamberlain Gilchrist. Rt. No. 2, McCormick, S. C.; Charlie Gum ming Gilchrist, Rt. No. 2, McCor mick, S. C.; Eloise Gilchrist, a mi nor, Edgefield, S. C.; Ernestine Gflchrist, Edgefield, S. C.; George Gilchrist, Rt. No. 2, McCormick, S. C.; Hugh Gilchrist, Edgefield, S. C.; Ike Gilchrist, Rt. No. 2, McCor mick, S. C.; J. W. Gilchrist. Edge- field. S. C.; Mrs. Myrtle M. Gil christ, Edgefield, S. C.: J. W. Gil christ, Jr., a minor, Edgefield, S. C.; James Gilchrist, Rt. No. 2, Mc Cormick, S. C.; Joe B. Gilchrist, McCormick, S. C.; Mrs. Mamie W. Gilchrist, McCormick, S. C.; Mrs. Lula Gilchrist, Callison, S. C.: Max Gilchrist, adjoining land-owner. Rt. No. 2. McCormick. S. C.;. Mor ris Gilchrist. Edgefield. S. C.: Mrs. Myrtle M. Gilchrist, Edgefield, S. C.; Robert Gilchrist, adjoining- owner, Rt/ No. 2, Parksville, S. C.; Sam Gilchrist, adjoining owner. Georgia S. Reynolds, Jackson ville, Fla.; G. C. Reynolds, Pavo, Pt. No. 2, Plum Branch, S. C.; Sam Ga.; Ruby G. Reynolds. Mrs., Pavo, Gilchrist, adjoining owner, R. F. Ga.; George S. Reynolds, Jack- D., Plum Branch, S. C.; Sam Gil- sonville, Fla.; J. C. Reynolds, 3140 Christ. Rt. No. 2, McCormick, S. C.; 1 NW 21st Ct., Miami, Fla.; Mrs. T. B. Gilchrist, adjoining owner, i Nannie H. Reynolds, 3140 NW Rt. No. 2, McCormick, S. C.; Est. 21st Ct., Miami, Fla.; J. I. Rey- of W. R. Gilchrist, C o Robt. Gil- i nolds, Eastman, Ga.; Mrs. Mamie Christ, Rt. No. 2, Parksville, S. C.; Reynolds Sanders, Griffin St., Wyatt Gilchrist, Parksville, S. C.; Eastman. Ga.; W. M. Sanders, Rev. M. C. Gordon, Rt, No. 1, Edge- Griffin St., Eastman, Ga.; Essie field, S. C.; T. B. Greneker, Adm. Seigler and husband, if married. Est. of W. A. Reynolds, deceased, Milan, Ga.; Mrs. Jeffie Reynolds Edgefield, S. C.; Arthur Higgins, Seigler. 846 Chaffee St., Augusta, Rt. No. 2, McCormick. S. C.; Will Ga.; C. S. Stalnaker, Broxton, Holloway, Rt. No. 1, Edgefield, S. Ga.; E. T. Stalnaker, Haines City, C.; Platt Holmes. Parksville. S. C.; Fla.; F. R. Stalnaker, Broxton, Andrew Jones, Rt. No. 2, McCor- Ga.; J. W. Stalnaker, Crescent mick, S. C.; Lillian Jones, Edge- City, Fla.; Olive Stalnaker, Brox- field, S. C.; Tom Jones, Rt. No. 2, ton, Ga.; R. T. Stalnaker, Haines Rt. No. 2, Plum Branch, S. C.; Fil- George Merck, John Terry, David le Morgan, Rt. No. 2, McCormick, Seigler and ‘Edward Settle. . The S' ^ ’ xx E ’ p lum Branch, spouses, heirs and 1 or assigns of £• Morgan, Plum the following deceased persons, ESSo S o C ’x?' E - Morgan, Edge- whose names and addresses are rp5i a V ~ Mrs - Bessie Morgan, unknown: Mary Morgan Corley, S dg ®i ie , ld ’ c -» T - P- Morgan, Me- Mrs. Emmie DeYoung Mrs. P. P. Cormftck, S. C.; Mrs. Irene W. Mor- Doolittle, Sallie Reynolds Gil- fnn S ; C ' ; o W H - Mor - christ ’ W ‘ R * Gilchrist, Mattie • N ^ th ,ix Augusta ’ s - C: * : Mrs- Reynolds Hall, John Holloway, B. £ r - e A ^'H» n W Nor J h Au g usta ’ B - Jones, Eb Reynolds, Edgar S. C., Andrew T. Moseley, adjoin- Reynolds, Joe Reynolds, P. C. Rey- ing owner, Rt. No. 2, Aikep., S. C.; nolds, Whit Reynolds, Lizzie Rey- Jackson Parks, Rt. No. C Plum -- - y Branch, F. C.; Eugene Paul, ad joining land-owner, Greenville, S. C.; Joseph Raddin, Greenville, s. £Vk , U¥C M1C1C r Reynolds, C|o Federal be other persons who may own S - C * ; C ’ C - some part of ’ or have soure in - ^yj 1 , 01 ^’ Rt \ N o- 4 ’ Greenwood, S. terest in some part of, or lien, or C., Mrs. Carrie C. Reynolds, Rt. No. encumbrance on or against said 0 Q ^ C ir Ed Reynolds, lands, or claiming or holding some Rpvr.nMc u r o i ulia C - right ’ title ’ or interest therein, Reynolds, McCormick, S. C.; H. M. whose names are unknown, and (MitcheH) Reynoids, Edgefield, S. petitioner avers that reasonable Reyn o lds ’ Edge- diligence has been used to ascer- V e d ; di, ’ £• T- * Talbert) Rey- tain the same without success, and nolds, Plum Branch, S. C.; Mrs. all persons, firms or corporations, Fannie W. Reynoids, Plum Branch, known or unknown, having any R eynolds ’ 356 E. Cres- right, tittle, interest, demand, well St, Greenwood, S. C.; Mrs. lien, encumbrance or claim of Bessie D. Rejrnolcls, 356 E. Cres- any kind or character whatso- » 9[ rae i nwo< ^’ii®‘ Ann i e ever are made parties defendant Gilchrist Seller, Calhson, s. C.; in this proceeding. Take Notice, Gilchrist, Callison, S. C.; that O. H. Doyle, United States Mrs. Bertha Reynolds Seigler, Edgefield, S. C.; R. D. Seigler, Edgefield, S. C.; J. C. C. Seieler, adjoining owner, Rt. No. 2, Mc Cormick, S. C.; James F. Seigler, Rt. No. 2, McCormick, S. C.; Tom Seigler, Rt. No. 2, McCormick, S. C.; D. P. Settles, Rt. No. 2, Plum Branch. S. C.; Eugene Settles, Plum Branch, S. C.; Land Settles. Rt. No. 2, McCormick, JS. C.; Will Settles. Rt. No. 2. McCormick, S. C.; Will Settles, Rt. No. 2, McCor mick, S. C.; Bishop Shipley, Rt. No. 2, McCormick, S. C.; Mrs. Bessie C. Shuford, Rt. No. 2, Mc Cormick, S. C.; E. C. Shuford, Rt. No. 2, McCormick, S. C.; W. C. Strom, adjoining land owner, Mc Cormick. S. C.; Mrs. Lillian Sulli van, adjoining land-owner, Calli son. S. C.; J. P. Talbert, adjoining land-owner, Allendale, S. C.; Mrs. Lula Gilchrist Talbert, Callison, S. C.; Tax Collector of Edgefield County, Edgefield, S. C.; Tax Col lector of McCormick County, Mc Cormick, S. C.; The Security Bank, (mortgagee) Edgefield, S. C.; Treasurer of Edgefield County, Edgefield, S. C.; Treasurer of Mc Cormick County, McCormick, S. C.; Mrs. Robert West, adjoining land-owner, Rt. No. 2, McCormick, S. C.; Mrs. Agnes C. Winn, Mc Cormick, S. C.; E. P. Winn, Mc Cormick. S. C.; Calvin Winn, ad joining land-owner, Rt. No. 2, Mc Cormick, S. C.: Edith May Winn, adjoining land-owner, Columbia, S. C.; Emmie Winn, adjoining land-owner, Rt. No. 2, McCormick, S. C.; E. P. Winn, adjoining land- owner, Rt. No. 2, McCormick, S. C.; J. E. Winn, adjoining land- owner, Rt. No. 2, McCormick, S. C.; Minnie Lee Winn, adjoining land- owner, Rt. No. 2, McCormick, S. C.; Ralph M. Winn, Plum Branch, S. C.; Mrs. Lula C. Winn, Plum Branch. S. C.; Marion Wren, Cal lison, S. C.; Mrs. P. W. Manley, Williamston, S. C.; T. C. Winn, adjoining land-owner, Rt. No. 2, ^Inm Branch. S. C.; Virginia Winn, adjoining land-owner, R. F. D., McCormick, S. C.; Mrs. W. L. Winn, adjoining land-owner, Rt. No. 2, McCormick, S. C. W. L. Winn, Jr., a minor, Rt, No. 2, Mc Cormick, S. C.; Willie Nell Winn, Rt. No. 2, McCormick, S. C.; D. B. Wren, Callison, S. c.; Mrs. Mamie Reynolds Yeldell, Phoenix St., Greenwood, S. C.; Mr. W. R. Yeldell, Phoenix St., Greenwood, S. C. Non-Resident Defendants —Mrs. Annie Sue Cochran, 4110 Springfield Blvd., Jacksonville, Fla.; Mrs. Bessie Reynolds Con nelly, 114 Sharpe St., Lake Wales, Fla.; Eugene Connelly, 114 Sharpe St., Lake Wales, Fla.; Claire Corley, a minor, 505 1-2 Ellis St., Augusta, ia.; Margaret Corley, a minor, 505 1-2 Ellis St., Augusta, Ga.; Mrs. S. S. Crouch, Martinez, Ga.; Mrs. Dorothy C. Culpepper and hus band, Augusta, Ga.; Edwin N. DeYoung, a minor, Rex, Ga.; Glenn W. DeYoung, U. S. S. Oma ha, Cjo Postmaster, New York, N. Y.; Lieut. G. O. DeYoung, 22nd. Inf., Ft. McPherson, Ga.; Mrs. S. W. Dykes, 113 N. Sheppard St., Houston, Texas.; Mrs. F. C. Eng land, Broxton, Ga.; Mrs. Ella Mor gan Jennings, 2041 Starnes St., Augusta, Ga.; Mrs. Mary Lou Reynolds Johnson, 2837 SW 16th Ter., Miami, Fla.; E. S. Moon and husband, if married, Eastman, Ga.; Mrs. G. M. Parkerson, East man. Ga.; Annie Reynolds and husband, if married, 1110 Merry tot. Augusta, ua.; Benjamin Rey nolds, Hepzibah, Ga.; Bob Rey nolds, Jacksonville, Fla.; Mrs. Attorney for the Western Dis trict of South Carolina, under the direction of the Attorney General of the United States, has filed an application in the District Court of the United States for the West ern District of South Carolina, stating that the United States is desirous of purchasing the above described lands, and that you are the owner, or supposed owners of the said lands, or have some right, title or interest therein, and de mands that all issues of fact arising, or to arise in this action, particularly those of value, com pensation and acreage, be deter mined by jury trial in the due course of this proceeding. Where fore, you are required to come forward on the 4th day of June, at ten o’clock, a. m., at the United States District Court to be held at Anderson, South Carolina, and file objections, if any you have, to the proposed purchase of said lands, otherwise a judgment will be entered against you. The in fant defendants and persons un der any other legal disability hereinabove named are further notified that the order of court provides that unless they procure the appointment of a guardian ad litem to represent them in said proceeding withfti ' twenty days after personal service of the said notice upon them, or in case service is made upon them by publication, within twenty days af ter the said service has been com pleted, the court, upon petition of the undersigned, will appoint a guardian ad litem for said de fendants. Done by order of the court this 21st day of April, A. D., 1942. O. H. Doyle, United States Attorney. Witness my hand and official seal this 21st day of April, A. D., 1942. W. D. White, Clerk, United States District Court for the Western District of South Carolina. (Official Seal). WANT ADV. One Three-Gallon Jersey Cow For Sale. S. J. King, Plum Branch, S. C. FOR SALE—Improved Louisiana Yam Sweet Potato Plants, State mspected, for delivery after 10th of April, at $2.00 per thousand, at my home. C. E. Wilkie, R. 1, Plum Branch. S. C. WANTED—Pulp Wood, unpeeled pine at $7.00, loaded on Southern Railroad, also peeled gum, cotton wood and poplar, at $9.00 loaded, on Southern or C. & W. C. Rail roads. All wood five feet, 160 cubic feet per unit. R. M. Winn, Plum Branch, S. C. Milch cows for sale or trade. J. L. Smith, McCormick, S. C. DK fIFNRY J. GODIN Sight Specialist Eyes Examined Spectacles And Eye Glasse* Professionally Fitted OfSfi Broad Street, Augusta rt* ‘ -- - SMART MONEY mows WHERE TO /m GO AFTER { READING THE ADS IN THIS / ,IK NEWSPAPER. Plum Branch, S. C.; O. D. Lamb, Adm. Est. of Mary Reynolds Stal naker, Edgefield, S. C.: O. D. Lamb, Adm. Est. of Mattie Rey nolds Hall, deceased, Edgefield, S. C.; Mrs. Aurelia Mayson, Rt. No. 2, McCormick. S. C.; Wallace May- son, Rt. No. 2, McCormick, S. C.; B. M. Mayson. adjoining owner Rt. No. 2, McCormick, S. C.; Eliza Mayson, adjoining owner, McCor mick, S. C.; W. W. Mayson, Rt. No. 2, McCormick, S. C.; Metropolitan City, Fla.; S. C. Stalnaker, Brox ton, Ga.; Anna Seigler Wells, Mi lan, Ga.; T. J. Wells, Milan Ga.; Mrs. Mattie Seigler Williams, 809 S. Sherman St., Fitzgerald, Ga.; J. C. Seigler, 809 S. Sherman St., Fitzgerald, Fa.; Mrs. Robert Wynn, Eastman, Ga.; Jesse Wren, 315 Asaph St., Alexandria, Va.; Edgar Wren, 1109 Duke St., Alex andria, Va. The following persons and their respective spouses, if living; if dead, their heirs and Life Ins. Co., adjoining owner, Co- 1 or assigns, whose names and ad- lumbia. S. C.; Grady Moozier, dresses are unknown: Batte Parksville, S. C.; Charlie Morgan, i Evans, Charles Jones, Joel Mann, INSURANCE Fire Insurance And All Other Kinds of Insurance In* eluding Life Insurance. HUGH C. BROWN, McCORMICK. S. C TO CHECK 1 . ■-■'iV.S' ''*,4 BUYER MEETS CCI I CD IN OUR AD ytLLCIx COLUMNS.',..