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McCORMICK MESSENGER, McCORMICK, SOUTH CAROLINA, THURSDAY, JANUARY 31, 1946
IcCORMKX MESSENGER
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Days of m People. '
t.exson for February 3:1 evitirtut 20:
741: 23:4-6. li-16. 24, 273H. 34. 39-44.
Memory Smlmrtion: Pxalm 126:3.
The ritual of the Hebrew religion.
In addition to the daily sacrifices,
provided for six annual feasts.
Most important was the Passov<er
celebrating the birthright of the na
tion. Similar tt> our own Fourth
of July it had a patriotic signifi
cance but was chiefly important be
cause of the religfous ideas it con
veyed. The blood of the piftchai
lamb, standing for deliverance from
sin, pointed to the work of Jesus
add was closely associated with the
institution of His supper.
Fifty days after Passover was
observed came the feast of Pente
cost It was a feast of thanks
giving for the.first fruitsv of the
fields and it may be significant of
\ the full fruits of the spirit
The seventh Hebtew month was
regarded as specially sacred and
me first day was marked by the
blearing of trumpets. This eras a
reminder to the people of their priv
ileges and may Symbolize the loy
of religion.
On the tenth day of the seventh
month, the great day bf atonement
the high priest entered'the holy of
holies to make atonement for the
people. An animal ceremonial, it
foreshadowed the final and perfect
sacrifice on the cross.
Five days after the day of atone
ment the full harvest was celebrat-
^i*!***” 1 of “even days during
which the people dwelt in booths
made of the branches of trees
This commemorated the journeys
in the wilderness. It was a season
of rejoicing in which men acknowl
edged God’s goodness. We may be
reminded by it of our own Thanks
giving Day in the autumn.
Many lessons at value will ap
pear in a close study of the Hebrew
> festivals. Firsr is that the whole
• round of our lives should be related
unto God. '
Farm Training ,
I*;-"-- ■" For Veterffrie
OFvfadW *f l6cAL &CHOOL
SYSTEM triUDER GI B11A OF
RIGHTS.
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jlay At DruckCr’s Strife
Tuesday, February 5 th
A representative of Westgate Clothes, Whole
sale Custom Tailors, Baltimore, Md., will be at oar
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store on Tuesday, February 5th, one day only, for
the purpose of holding our Tailoring Opening for
the Spring* Summer and Fall seasons.
You are cordially invited to attend the opening
and see the display.
. H. DRUCKER
Main Street - McCormick, S. C.
- Veterans of World War n who
are interested in farming may
matce application for enrollment
ih ^ Veterans Farm training pro
gram.* Subsistence will be paid as
provided by the Veterans Admini
stration during this training peri
od.
Bach trainee enroled will be re
quired to attend four hours class
room instruction, three hours in
dividual farm work supervised by
the instructor and thirty-six hours
WQjrk on the farm per week. This
farm work may be either on land
owned or rented by the Veteran.
All interested Veterans should
contact either by mail or in per
son, Mr. Porter Dorn, Jr., ot Mr.
John M. Gantt, Agriculurtal
teachers, of McCormick, and John
de la Howe Schools, respectively. Cash Balance April 1st, 45 i
Before enrollment can be com- Operating Account T $2,181.47
pleted each Veteran must have Sinking Fund *- 7,289.74
a certificate of eligibility. Thisj -
can be gotten by filling out Form Tax Collections for the period 8,334.59
1950, which may be obtained from
Receipts other than taxes
Hollywood Theatre
McCormick, S. C.
FRIDAY And SATURDAY
FEBRUARY 1ST AND 2ND
Show Runs pbpjtinupusjy, Satur
day After 1
BOB MITCHUM •- NXfctfY '6ATES
in
“NEVADA
Plus: CHAPTER NO. 9
?THE MONSTER AND THE APE’
Also: SELECTED COMEDY
SATURDAY LATE SHOW 10:30
WILLIAM BENDEX—JOAN BLON-
DELL—PHIL SILVERS i -
in 1
“DON JUAN QUILLIGAN”
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MONDAY AND TUESDAY <
FEBRUARY 4TH AND 5TH
.Monday—Continuous Showing
• From 3:00 P. M.
GARY COOPER
PAULETTE
GODDARD
in
“NORTHWEST MOUNTED
POLICE”
Filmed in technicolor and brought
back for your entertainment.
!' Also: LATEST NEWS
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WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
FEBRUARY 6TH AND 7TH
Wednesday — Continuous Showing
From 3:00 P. M.
HEDY LAMAR—GEORGE BRENT
< in
“EXPERIMENT PERIL”
‘ For great entertainment see
‘ this movie.
ADMISSION: Adults, 30 cents;
Children, 12 cents. These prices
include federal tax.
Mr. Bob Dendy, County Service
Officer, and mailing, with a certi
fied copy of Discharge to Veterans
Administration.
For further details see agricul
tural teacher or Mr. Bob Dendy,
County Service Officer.
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Weekly Roundup
Of OPA Price And
Rationing News
STILL RATIONED!!! . . . Sugar
Stamp No. 39 Expires April 31,
1946.
Proposed Cotton Ceilings—
To avoid some misapprehension
among cotton growers, resulting
from an apparent' misunderstand
ing of proposed ceiling prices for
lb76 cotton crop, Mr. E. H. Talbert,
OPA District Director, clarified sev
eral points, today. ,
Mr. Talbert quoted Chester
Bowles, OPA Administrator, as
saying*that the proposed ceilings
in the advance notice represent
the legal minimum levels at which
ceilings would be established if it
became necessary later. The prices
in the notice are the lowest ceil
ing prices that can be established,
not the highest, he added. *
Pointing out that the advance no
tice is only legal action required
to be taken • 15 days before the
normal planting of a , , crop, Mr.
Talbe# quoted Mr. Bowles as say
ing, vit kj>: sincerely hoped that a
program of ceiling prices will be
unnecessary .alter the beginning
of the 1946 marketing year: If it
becomes evident that the, price of
cotton is becoming stabilized be
cause. of improvement in supply
or other reasons, no ceiling? will be
imposed.” , • ; • ’ .
Price action affecting agricul
tural products must be a joint de
cision of the Secretary of Agricul
ture and OPA, Mr. Talbert ex
plained. ^ny ceiling imposed on
cotton at a later date would re
quire the approval of both agen
cies.
Sugar Dealers Suspended—
The keen shortage still existing
in sugar was reflected by OPA’s
suspension during December of
84 southeastern sugar dealers from
doing business in that commodity
for violation of rationing regula
tions, «Mr. Talbert, OPA District
Director, said today.
According to reports from the
Regional Office in Atlanta. Mr.
Talbert said that an additional 80
cases were instituted against other
sugar dealers during the month.
Sentences and fines imposed in
13 criminal convictions included
three $750 fines and five two-year
probation periods on prison sen
tences, he added.
Ceilings Set On Gas And Electric
Stoves—
Consumers may now purchase
the new gas and electric stoves,
beginning to reach retail stores, at
1942 levels, OPA District Director
E. H. Talbert, said today.
OPA dollar-and-cent prices on
the two available types — the
standard range and the apartment
size stoves—vary widely just as
Stove prices did before the war,
Mr. Talbert explained. However,
a typical price for a standard elec
tric range is $189 and for an a-
partment size electric stove, $157.
A typical price for a gas stove is
$75 for a small size and $95 for
the standard range.
Each stove will be preticketed
Statement Of The Town Of McCormick
From April 1945 To December 31st, 1945
$ 9.471.21
8,334.59
Is now equipped with
Electronic
Pasteuray
Insures meats which are
. Fresher
. More Tender
. More Healthful
. Full of Juices and Vitamins.
Does for meats what
Pasteurization does for milk.
Public Service 1,000.00
State-Tax Commission 1,107.29
Business License 926.00
Fines paid — — » 3,470.78
Sale of Cemetery lots 140.00
6,644.07
$24,449.87
Disbursements
Bond Account
Police Insurance
Note Paid
Cash Balance Dec. 31st
_ 3,477.00
_ 4,000.00
7,477.00
. 1,412.75
_ 2,45891
_ 1,338.90
205.00
562.78
161.75
6,139.19
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13,616.19
_ 7,954.62
10,833.68
T. J.
$24,449.37
SIBERT,
Mayor.
K Binm
Limited number new
550 X 17 Auto tires.
. New Batteries for
most cars and trucks.
Auto repairing and
parts.
E. MARION WINN
Plum Branch, S. C.
FINAL SETTLEMENT
PULP10D
Will buy by the
Pen, Unit or
Boundary
D. C. TALBERT
Upper Main Street Phone 26-J
McCormick, S. C.
I wish to announce that the McCain’s
Funeral business is now owned by me
and I am prepared to give complete
service.
MRS.. VIOLA (McCAIN) SMITH
Upper Main Street _ _ Phone 77
McCormick, S. C.
HARRY REAM
McCormick, S. C.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County Of McCormick.
In The Court Of Probate.
Notice is hereby given that Ed
win Parker. Administrator of the
estate of Bessie Kennedy Parker,
deceased, has this day made ap
plication unto me for a final ac
counting and discharge as such
Administrator, and the 28th day
of February, 1946, at 10 o’clock, A.
M., has been fixed for the hearing
of said petition.
All persons holding claims a-
gainst said estate are hereby noti
fied' to present same on or by a-
bove date. i
J. W. CORLEY,
Judge of Probate, McCormifck
Co., S. C.
January 28th, 1946.—4t.
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CITATION OF LETTERS
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McCORTMICK. s. c.
NOTICE
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County Of McCormick.
In The Court Of Common Pleas,
J. L. BRACKNELL, Plaintiff,
VS:
MAGGIE LEE WILLIAMS, CO
LUMBUS WILLIAMS. JAMES
WILLIAMS, JANNIE SUE ROB-
and on the West by lands of Mor
gan and of James Adams and the
run of the creek. Said tract being
more particularly described by
reference to a plat made thereof
by J. M. Bussey, Surveyor, on the
3rd day of November, 1933, and
described thereon as follows:
BEGINNING at a stake in the
extreme northern corner of said
USE
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COLD PREPARATIONS
LIQUID. TABLETS, SALVE,
NOSE DROPS
Caution, use only as directed.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County Of McCormick.
BY Hon. J. W. Corley, PROBATE PURSUANT . to Order of
JUDGE: | Court in the above entitled case,
WHEREAS, Grady Settles made 1 1 will sell before the Court House
suit to me to grant him Letters door in the Town of McCormick,
of Administration of the Estate County of McCormick, State of
and effects of Nelius Settles: South Carolina, on Sales Day in
THESE ARE THEREFORE, to February, the same being the 4th
cite and admonish all and singu- day of February. 1946, at the u-
lar the Kindred and Creditors of sual hour of sale, the following
— - —' the said Nelius Settles, deceased, described property, to wit:
bv the manufacturer with its OPA that t!ne y be and a PP e ar before “ALL that piece, parcel or tract
oy tne manuracturer witn its OPA me in the Court of Probate t0 of land lying> situate, and being
retail ceiling price, which includes be be id at McCormick on February in Plum Branch Township, Coun-
the installation service charge and 2nd, Next, after publication here- ty of McCormick, State of South
ERTSON, ETHEL MAE LEE, tract where the land corners witi-»
CARRIE BELL CHAMBERLAIN, the land of the 1 Tolbert
MAGGIE WILLIAMS, SUSIE! thence^ S 17 deffrees^
MAE WILLIAMS. ISAAC WIL- chSSf• thencl 7 S ^degrees
LIAMS, LUGENIA WILLIAMS, chains* thtScI S 88 degm>s W 2
JOHN DOB AND JANE DOE, the“c e S 9 d egrIe3 W. 2.75
pitoSttavt to OrH<»r nf thJ chains; thence N - 68 degrees W. 4
PURSUANT . to Order of tne chains; thence N. 43 degrees W c
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the federal tax, Mr. Talbert said.
With each electric stove, a one-
chains; thence S. 53 degrees W. 20
chains to a rock; thence turning
and running N. 89 degrees W. 21.50
chains to corner in creek; thence
folowing the run of Bird Creek in
a north and northeasterly direc
tion to a point opposite the be- '
ginning corner, said corner being
marked by a beech tree; thence
1.30 chains from the beech tree in
a northeasterly direction to the
point of beginning.
COPY of said plat now being on
of, at 10 o’clock in the forenoon, Carolina, containing ONE HUN- fi1o i^prfprai t nnn
to show cause, if any they have, DEED FORTY-two (142) ACRES, “ le „ c" d Bank
why the said Administration more or less, now in the possession u of C q'ip VncVi
year guarantee of satisfactory per- should not be granted. of O. W. Williams and being . and It Q b i ser
formance must be given, he GIVEN under my hand, this bounded on the North by lands 10 pay e w stamps.
pointed out such guarantees also J9th of January. Anno Domini, of Oeor^ Adam^ and Bird^reeg, ^ For ^mK^-
were given with each electric stove! j w CORLEY. tate^ of E. H. Tolbert; on the s - c -
sold before the war. j Probate Judge. South by lands of Wm. Morgan Jan. 14, 1946.—3t.