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In Memoriam. Barrineau?In loving remembrance a A of our dear Father, James Marion jg ^ Barrineau, who entered unto rest eter- ^ nal September 20. 1919. " i One year ago you went to join the B heavenly band; There is no sickness or sorrow in that g land. a Oh! How we miss you since you went i away. ? Time cannot raise our thoughts; it is g just the same today. When life's golden pages are revealed. And 1 recall the happy days so holy, g Our one great thought that is con- g cealed, That we will meet him again :n glory. H Dearest father, you have left us I ( In this world of toil and care: m But 'tis God who has bereft us- g He will all our sorrows share. Dear is the spot where thou art laid: j| Fond is the memory that shall nev- || er fade j| "*" Sacred the thought that we shall me. t y , again? b Forever with Jesus, there to remain, p HLH The flowers we laid upon your grave HZ May wither and decay. gggg 4 But the love we have for vou. deai * lamer, Will never fade away. Daughters. Lizzie and Rubie. Sg Have that job printed right?by u^. cE SUMMONS FOR RELIEF || (Complaint Served) STATE OF SOUTH < AROLINA. ggf Countv of Williamsburg. sgf COURT OF COMMON PLEAS || Charlie Nelson, Jerry Lucas, Bettie ||| McFadden, Lula Liles, Lissie Nelson. Sam Nelson. Jr.. Peggy Nelson, |gWaring Nelson, Minnie Salters. Liz- Kg* zie Keele, Richard Nelson and Dan- Sp? ic-1 Lrown. Plaintiffs. ?|i against ||| Liz ;e Nelson, Samuel Nelson, and V.'dbar Brown, an infant under the ?gg; a-: of fourteen vears. Defendants. ??? TO i HE DEFENDANTS, Lizzie Nel. son, Samuel Nelson and Wilbur && f Brown: KK > YD I' A HE HEREBY SUMMONED pg? and required to answer the complain: in this action, of which a copy is herewith served upon you and to serve a ??? copy of your answer to said Com- sg> plaint on the subscribers at their of- gS * fice in Kingstree. South Carolina $3? within twenty (20) days after the g|| 4 service hereof, exclusive of the day of such service, and if you fail to * answer the Complaint within the time ggS ? aforesaid the plaintiffs in this action ?2? will anplv to the Court for the relief demanded in the Complaint. g?? STOLL & O'BRYAN. Plaintiffs' Attorneys. ?s? Kingstree. S. C.. Aug. 30. 1920. sgj; To the absent defendant. Samuel ? Brown: Is PLEASK TAKE NOTICE that the . |g summons in the above entitled action. 1 |g of which the foregoing is a copy, to- ; la gether with the complaint, was duly gp file<l in the Offic* o' I a Cour of Common Pleas for Williams- i |? burg County, S. C.. on the 8th day of | g| September, 1920. Kg V STOLL O'URYAX, fg Sent. 8. 1920. Plaintiffs' Attorney jg? L 9-9-3t s&o'b j SUMMONS FOR RELIEF || k (Complaint Served) i jgi 1." TAT!' OF SOUTH CAROLINA. || Countv of Williamsburg. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS g? Susan Lucas, Fi ances Williams, and j Robert Leonard. Plaintiffs. Sgs against William Leonard. Defendant. ?g O THE DEFENDANT. William |g Leonard: YOl* ARE HEREBY SUMMONED |g and required to answer the complaint ||| in this action, of which a cop\ is here- ||| with served upon vou. and to serve a gg copy of your answer to the said com- 8g} plaint on the subscriber at their office sgg in Kingstree. S. C., within twenty ||g days after the service hereof; exclu- 8?j sive of the day of such service; and i' $? you fail to answer the complaint | within the time aforesaid, the plain- j SB tiff in this action will apply to the: Ik Court for the relief demanded in the | complaint. i |g? Sept. <*. 1920 LEE & SHULER !?g Attorneys for Plaintiffs, v? T the Absent Defendant. William j j|j| Leonard: ggg TAKE NOTICE. That the complaint [ tgj| in this action was filed in the offic-'i Kg of the Clerk of Court of Common {||g Pleas of the County of Williamsburg,; ?gg State of South Carolina, on the Tti !53? day of September, 1920. JgjjSB Sept. 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