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THE GREENVILLE NEWS, GREENVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA PAGE NINE A News Want Ad Will Sell Many Articles You No Longer Need TUESDAY, JULY 19, 1938. Rents And Board Personal STRANGE AS IT SEEMS By JOHN HIX News' Pattern DEATHS AND FUNERALS AitAitTc 23 hqu, ror rnzr FOR RENT Homes and apart-1 menu. W. Rasor, Realtor, Blue Building. Phone 1773.

i FOR RENT 6 room hotie 502 Bennett Strprt. Ncwlv renovatori. Apply 601 Pendleton. Phone 2907-M. SIX room frame bunealow.

ennd rendition. IS Whitnr Ktrt Innlv 302 Butler. Also unfurnished apart ment. BUSINESS PLACES FOR RENT In Westminster. S.

filling station known as fc B. J. W. Lumkin, Westminster, S. C.

OFFICE DESK ROOM EMAXCEE BUILDING Larire. comfortable offices. $8 up. T. C.

Gower. Agent, Phone 568. WANTI'D TO RENT i Hours A WUKiN6 mm (l3ZfcMllfc)lN26DftYS wet, Key ww lAtoieo WeCKibW Petty, HoTSL DllRNEDDoWNl couple 3 or 4 unfurnished rooms 4r8 at 10:30 clock by the rector, first floor. Preferably Butler or Dr. H.

G. England. Interment follow-Hampton Avenue vicinity. P. O.

Box el in Wlllowbrook cemetery beside Akin ZortAA VSi. tklll Akin fianAA lYtCIAJZ TfiB ROCK 4M iae. owiNDtiMG monkey vdpiMMoh Mrs. Ida Bishop INMAN. July 18 Funeral services for Mrs.

Ida Bishop. 85, wife of B. T. Bishop, were held at the New Prospect Baptist church Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock, conducted by the pastor, the Rev. W.

B. Yates. Burial was in the church cemetery. Besides her husband. Mrs.

Bishop is survived by one brother. William Milker; three stepsons, D. L. Bishop, Spartanburg; Johnny Bishop, Detroit, and Willie BLshop. of Texas; one stepdaughter, Mrs.

Ethel Vlcus of Texas. Mrs. Samuel Simpkins EDGEFIELD. July 18 Funeral services for Mrs. Samuel McGowan Simkins.

78. who died at the home lof her daughter. Mrs. C. T.

Gray- don in Columbia Saturday, were conducted from innity Episcopal I church in Edgefield Sunday morn her husband, who for many years was a distinguished member of the Edgefield bar. Mrs. Simkins was a native of Charleston, a descendant of Governor Arnoldus VanderHorst and her parents were John and Raven VanderHorst Lewis. She was married to Mrs. Simkins in 1887 and made her home in Edgefield until about ten years ago.

She is survived ny one sister, miss Raven Lewis of Charleston; two daughters, Mrs. Graydon and Miss Jeanie Wardlaw Simkins of Colum bia: two sons, John Elliott Simkins of Columbia and Dr. Francis Butler Simkins of Framville, and four grandchildren. Thomas M. Reynolds GREER, July 18.

Thomas Marion Reynolds, 79, well known resident and farmer of the Hampton road section in Spartanburg county near Greer, died at the home of his sister, Mrs. Belton Edwards, on Well-ford, route 2. Monday morning at 2:30 o'clock after declining health for the past year. Mr. Reynolds was never married and was known to his many friends as "Uncle Tommie." He was the son of the late Pierce Reynolds and Catherine Mayfield Reynolds, and was a devoted member of the Zoar Methodist church.

Surviving are three sisters, Mrs. Fannie Hughes of Greer; Mrs. Nora Vaughn of Fountain Inn, and Mrs. Belton Edwards or weiuora, route 2. Mr.

Reynolds has made his home at the place of death of over 60 years making his home with his sister. Mrs. Edwards, and was held in high esteem by all that knew him. He was born in Pickens county. Funeral services will be held Tuesday morning at 10:30 o'clock at luesaay morning ai iu.ou onuii the Zoar Methodist church, conduct- ed by his pastor, the Rev.

B. H. Tucker, assisted bv the Rev. George r4 Ua rc, UI.lt.r- Uor. rison.

Interment will follow in. thrf: adloining church cemetery Pallbearers will be Harold Brown, Bryan Wilson. Joe Southern. Broad-us Burris, Johnnie Bass and Irving Edwards. Pending the hour to leave for funeral the body will be at the residence.

LEGAL NOTICE FINAL SETTLEMENT STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF GREENVILLE, -IN THE COURT OF PROBATE NOTICE is hereby given that R. L. Lister, administrator of the estate of Golden Lee Duncan, deceased, has this day made Application unto me for a final accounting and discharge as administrator of estate of Golden Lee le'-ceased. and the. 26th day of "August, 1938 at 10 o'clock a.

m. has been fixed for the hearing of said petition. All persons holding claims against said estate are hereby notified to present same on or above date. GUY A. GULLICK Judge of Probate for Greenville county, S.

July 18, 1938 FINAL SETTLEMENT STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF GREENVILLE, IN THE COURT OF PROBATE NOTICE is hereby given that Florrie E. Chiles, administratrix of the estate of Homer W. Chiles, deceased, has this day made applica tion unto me for a final accounting I and discharge as administratrix of the estate of Homer W. Chiles, de-j ceased and the 23rd day of Au gust, lyjo, at utiocn p. in.

ima been fixed for the hearing of said petition. All persons holding claims said estate are hereby notified, to present same on or above date. GUY A. GULLICK Judge of Probate for Greenville county, S. C.

July 18, 1938 FINAL SETTLEMENT STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF GREENVILLE. IN THE COURT OF PROBATE. Notice is hereby given, that H. J. Gllreath.

Executor of the estate of Martha Compton has this day made application unto me for a final accounting and discharge as Executor of the estate of Martha Compton and the 12th day of August 1938 at 10 o'clock a. has been fixed for the hearing of said petition. All persons holding claims against said estate are hereby notified to present same on or above date. GUY A. GULLICK.

Judge of Probate for Greenville Countv. S. C. July 9th, 1938. Classified Display AUTO LOANS AUTO LOANS Auto Refinancing 418 8.

MAIN FINANCE CO. Nut tt SeorryNllM. Phon 1451 AUTO LOANS end-Refinancing Auto Finance Co. South Main St. 1 DR.

EMMERT NATURE-PATH. Colonic urination, steam baths, electricity, herbs, foods, nerve tracing, relieve rheumatism, foot trouble, Chronic ailments. Oak haven Court, phone 3652, Greenwood. Lost And Found LOST Two fox hounds, two mile north of Taylors. One tan, other Un and white (spotted.

Collars bearing name J. O. Langston. Marietta. Reward.

Notify J. T. Langston, Taylors. STOLEN Girl's blue and white Elgin bicycle No. 8385.

Reward. Finder please notify Ruth Brown, Oreene Street, Brandon. Phone H09-J. LOST On Augusta Street bus, purse containing $3.65. Also glasses.

Reward. Phone 3794. Konzlda Long. Employment MALE HELP WANTED WANTED Experienced dress presser and finisher. Royal Cleaners, 108 Buncombe Street.

WEAVERS experienced on rise and fall Jacquard plash. Also one loom fixer. Apply Ranlo Manufacturing Gastonia, N. C. WANTED Four young men, neat appearing, to work in our order department, free to travel, can earn 130 00 per week.

Apply Mr. Jones, 102 Virginia Hotel, 6:30 to 8:00 p. m. FEMALE HELP WANTED WANTED i 1 aged white ladv to keep house and care for two small children. J.

L. Wyatt, Highway 81, Piedmont R. 2. BIO money-maker! Newest Christmas card idea. "EmbossO" assortment, 21 striking cards i sender's signature in raised gold! Retails $1.00.

Profit 100 per cent. Other smart assortments, 50c up. Also personal cards Retail 50 for $1. Get samples. Friendship, 700 Ad-amR, Elmira, N.

Y. Male and Female Help Wanted EXCELLENT opening Salesmen, office secretary, cooks, maids, private homes, mountain and beach resorts. Greenville Employment Bureau. CALL 3958 for stenographers bookkeepers, office helpers, salesmen, housekeepers, maids, cooks. Free enrollment.

Scott's Employment Bureau. HELP WANTED INSTRUCTIONS HIGH SCHOOL course at home. Many finish in two years. Prepare for college entrance or business. Text books supplied.

American school diploma awarded. Address Box 83. Greenville. BARBERS Learn bartering or beauty culture. A life profession.

Will open August 15. Special rate. Want 25 new students. Write for information today. Columbia Barber and Beauty Schools, P.

O. Box Columbia. S. C. TEACHERS WANTED WANTED Home Economics teacher for town of twelve thousand; have many Home Economics vacancies.

Typing, shorthand teacher with twelve hours Library Science; young men with Grammar Grade for nine months schools. Many openings for young men with athletics. Carolina Teachers' Agency, Henderson, N. C. WANTED SALESMEN NOW traveling with wholesale dry-goods or shoe line, well-acquainted with general stores for shoe sideline.

Replies confidential. Box 834, Charleston, West Virginia. WANTED SITUATIONS PRODUCTION manager, now employed by a leading company, wants to locate in Greenville. Experience in sales promotion work. Expert addressograph and multi-graph operator.

Write W-10 News-Piedmont. Financial LOANS $5 Ready Cash $50 ADAMS-LAMAR CO. Fifth Floor Woodslde Bldg. BAIL BONDS LOANS PALMETTO FINANCE CO. 108 Palmetto Bids.

Thone 1967 FOR YOUR VACATION Money to any employed man or woman. Your signature Is our security. Our service is confidential and at the lowest cost. CITIZENS FINANCE COMPANY 101 Liberty Life Bldg. Combination News-Piedmont Classified Rates Phone 3800 Minimum Charge 15 Words This Size Type Per Day 1 Time 3c Word Per Day.

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Keyed tdi ttrlotly confidential. Cooperate With Us All advertising appearlnn In The Greenville Newt-Piedmont rlmulfled roUimni In rennnrert with tha Intent to eliminate all fraudulent copy and The News-Piedmont will appreciate Information from our render! that will help In forwarding lt effort The Oreenvllla Newn-Ptedmont fenerven the ilea UmUi, edit Md reject any opt George E. Dorn, Jr. EDGEFIELD, July 18 George E. Dorn.

two-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Dorn of the McKen-drie section died at 1:30 p.

today after a short illness. Funeral services will be held to morrow Tuesday afternoon at 4 clock at McKendne church con ducted Dy tne Rv. Kelly, pastor. Surviving beside his parents are: three sisters. Iris, Syble and Jean, one orotner, uoey Kttett Dorn, grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. Rogers of Columbia; three aunts, Mrs. u. d. btoices.

Florence; Mrs. Sam Ouzu and Mrs. Mav Duball of Greenwood and one uncle, Obey Vernon E. Sanders ROCK HILL. July 18.

Vernon Eves Sanders. 38. of Rock Hill, died yesterday afternoon in a Columbia hospital following an illness of about six weeks. Funeral services will be held Tuesday afternon at 3:30 at Westland Methodist church in Forest City. N.

C. Interment will be in the City cemetery at Forest City. Mr. 'Sanders was born in Forest City and lived there until he moved to Rock Hill about nine years ago. He was an employe of the Jac Fein- berg Hosiery mill.

Surviving are his wife, the former Miss Gertrude Jones of Forest City, and the following children: Annie Onsida, Hazel Dean. Martha Jean, Margaret Vernon, Charles Thomas, Beaty Dewe and Steve Jones Sanders, all of Rock Hill; his mother, Mrs. T. L. Sanders of Forest City, one brother, L.

D. Sanders of Savannah, and two sisters, Mrs. Frances Dunwoody of Vidalia, and Mrs; Lillian Baynard of Forest City. The funeral party will leave the residence. 450 Cedar street at 1:30 p.

m. tomorrow for Forest City. Mrs. Alice G. Jones ANDERSON, July 18.

Til for the last several weeks, Mrs. Alice Glenn Jones, 79, died shortly before midnight last night at her residence on South Main street. Mrs. Jones was a former resident of Winder, but had been living in Anderson for the past 27 years. She was thrice married, first to Howard Thomas, of Winder.

second to Dr. T. Reeves also of Win der, and last to the late J. C. Jones of Anderson county.

She is survived by one sister. Mrs. W. S. Manning, Anderson, and the following stepchildren: J.

E. Reeves, Anderson; W. F. Reeves, Monroe, Mrs. J.

W. Piver, Atlanta, Mrs. R. T. Sincomb, Pindergrass, Ga Mrs.

A. M. Still. Lawrenceville ri r.aMd Jonps B. Jones, Seneca; Harry Jones, Anderson; Charlie Jones, Starr, and Mrs.

Laura Armstrong, Savannah, Ga. Funeral services will be held at 11 o'clock Tuesday morning.at Ruhumah Methodist church with the Rev. W. W. Pendleton officiating.

Interment will follow in the adjoining cemetery, Dempsey Watkin July 18. Dempsey A. Watkins, 70, well known resident of the Shiloh section, died shortly he-fore 12 o'clock last night at his home after an illness of two months. A native of the Shiloh he was a son of the late Jefferson and Charlotte Abercrombie Watkins. He was a well-to-do farmer and good citizen.

For the last 18 years he had lived at the old home place of the late Dr. J. s. Wolff, a landmark which he had improved and preserved. Mr.

Watkins was twice, married, his first wife, Mrs. Minnie Wise Watkins, having died more than 18 years ago. He is survived by his second' wife, Mrs. Daisy Armstrong Watkins, and the following sons and daughters, children of the Wrst marriage: Sloan, Ludie and Alton Watkins of Gray Court; Mrs. Claud Armstrong, Mrs.

S. B. Owens, Mrs. Gary Armstrong, also of Gray Court; Mrs. Bob Young of Laurens, and Mrs.

Martin Murphy of Greenville; one sister, Mrs. Sallie Kellett of Hickory Tavern; three grandchildren, Charles and Billie Armstrong and Bobby Owens. The funeral will be at Rabun Creek Baptist church Tuesday morning at 11 o'clock, conducted by his pastor, the Rev. Marvin Owings of the Shiloh Methodist church, assisted by the Rev. W.

A. Baldwin and Mr. C. B. Bobo.

Burial will be in the church cemetery. The pallbearers will be: John Lewis. Wise, Paul Wise, Jesse Kellett, J. L. Kellett, W.

Murphy- Bolt and Jesse Bolt. Pierce Robertson GREENWOOD, July 18. Pierce Robertson. 61, Ware Shoals merchant, died at his home there at noon today following one of ill health. He was a native of the ChappeUs section; a son of the late J.

W. Robertson and Susan Thrift Robertson, but had been, a resident of Ware Shoals for the last 22 years. Funeral services will be conducted at the home Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock by the Rev. C. D.

Garner assisted by the Rev. Lewis. M. Smith of Greenwood and the Rev. Frank Snyder of Ware Shoals.

Interment will follow in Turkey Creek cemetery. Mr. Robertson is survived by his widow, the former Miss Lucy Thompson, a native of North Carolina; two Mrs. S. A.

Carter, Ninety Six, and Mrs. H. R. Betts, Bainbridge, one stepdaughter, Mrs. C.

L. Thomas. Bath: six naif-sisters. Mrs. Sue Painter, Greenville; Mrs.

John Freeman, Mrs. C. A. Couch, Mrs. James Taylor, all of Ware Shoals; Mrs, Claude Watt, Darlington, and Miss Mary Robert son, Columbia, and two erandchil dren, Mrs.

W. N. Cooper, North Augusta, and Roy L. Stanley, Wart onoais. Nephews will serve as active pall bearers.

The honorary escort will be com posed of the following friends: Dr, J. B. Workman. Dr. H.

B. Morgan. J. H. McCall, Charlie Smith, Wallace Bociie, Roy cooper, M.

J. Killings, worth. George L. McCuen, W. Freeman, Ace Gregour and John Charles Murdock In Abbeville House Race ABBEVILLE, July 18.

Charles C. Murdock, the last candidate for the house of representatives to file his pledge here Saturdiy, ii a son of J. R. Murdock. of the Level Land section, 253, City.

Real Estate At your service with Choicest List of Homes and Lots Calne Realty Mortgafe Co. Efficient Real Estate Service In All Lines Phone 1385 J. 8. T. R.

MACHEN REAL ESTATE LOANS 5 and 6 per cent JAS. M. WHITMIRE Real Estate Mortgage Loans Masonic Temple Phone 1269 FOR SALE by owner, reasonable, terms, desirable community, two five and one 4 1-2 acre joining tracts, good land, long frontage, surfaced highway, lights, shady building places, branch, woods, near good neighbors and school. Four miles from Greenville. Phone 2958-R.

Farms, Tlmberlands For Salo VALUABLE farm for sale. 302 acres known a.s the J. C. Gossett farm located about 6 miles below Wres Place off the Augusta Road in a splendid community. On this farm are several tenant houses, a good home, barns and store building and is one of the best general farms in that section.

The price will please you and is being offered on easy terms. T. D. Nolan, Box 333, Greenville, or telephone 5169. LOTS SUBDIVISIONS FOR SALE A bargain, close in and near Parker Road.

Approximately 2.07 acres within 1-4 miles of splendid school and paved street. Water, sewer and electric lights. Adjoining land priced at $800,000 per acre. Credit portion may be carried on monthly payments of $10.00. Price $600.00.

T. C. Gower, Realtor, phone .568. HOMES FOR SALE FOR SALE 10 Tamassee avenue. Brick-veneer home, consisting of living room, dining room, breakfast room, kitchen, three bed rooms and tile bath.

Warm air heat and con crete basement. Owner moving to another city. Price $5,250.00. Liberally financed. C.

M. (1AFFNEY, Realtor 29 West McBee Ave. Phone 1167 L. McGirt, Jr. T.

P. P. Carson Special Notice BEAUTY PARLORS LOOK! Natural permanent waves $1 to 3.50; finger waves and manicures 15c each. Satisfaction guaranteed. Waldrep's Academy of Beauty Culture, 201 E.

Coffee. Phone '405. Classified Display WANTED TO PURCHASE iftON AND STEELJ VVD -AU Metals Machinery C. E. LUTTRELL CO.

Office and Warehouse 309 River St. Phones 672-673 AUTOMOBILES WANTED CASH Paid for Late Model dan COLLINS MOTOR COMPANY Phone 836 116 N. Laurens St USED CARS Watch This Space 1935 Ford tOOC V-8 Tudor $LLO 1934 Studebaker 09C Coupe uLO 1931 Crysler Spt Coupe 1332 Ford B-4 Coupe 1934 Chevrolet Coach 1930 Ford Coupe 1933 Plymouth Coupe 100 85 200 .100 .125 1937 Harlry-Davldson ICC "74" DeLuz LKiO GREENVILLE AUTO SALES, Inc. Authorized! I Dealer Phone 58, Next New Foatoffic 'vi'V (J Mediterranean, yet oldly enough, Gibraltar was not taken by England for England In 1704, but for Archduke Charles of Austria, pretender to the Austrian throne! During the War of the Spanish Succession, a British squadron was sent to the Mediterranean under Sir George Rooke who, after cruising about, decided to attack Gibraltar. Although The Rock was fortified with 100 guns, Sir George took it in three days, in the interests of Archduke Charles.

However, Charles was defeated in his attempt to gain Austria's throne, so Sir George, on his own responsibility, caused the British flag to be raised over the fortress and took possession in the name of Queen Anne. Rents And Board FOR an ideal vacation, come to Gerald Villa, Myrtle Beach. New house, connecting baths, good beds, home-cooked meals. Reasonable rates. Write Mrs.

J. B. Gerald, Myrtle Beach, S. C. FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT Room in private home for man only.

Private bath and garage. Hot water. New home Camille Avenue off McDaniel. Call 3254-M. ONE room and kitchenette furnished for light housekeeping.

Adults. 102 Westfield Street. LARGE, cool front furnished bedroom, private home. 609 North Main Street. Phone 5038.

UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT 2 unfurnished upstairs rooms, use of bath, water, lights and telephone. Apply 12 Rutherford street. SINGLE room with private bath, heat and hot water, 3 blocks from Main Street. Apply Dr. Jervey's office.

APARTMENTS FURNISHED NEWLY decorated apartment, nicely furnished, heat, private bath. Close in. Adults. Phone 4126. TWO rooms nicely furnished.

Private entrance. Must be seen to appreciate. 510 Townes street. 3 ROOMS completely furnished. Modern conveniences, on bus line.

1609 East North Street. Phone 1299-M. TWO rooms, nicely furnished, with private entrance. Must be seen to appreciate. 510 Townes Street.

TWO large connecting rooms, Joining bath, first floor. Garage. 401 Hampton Avenue. TWO room furnished apartment. main floor.

Frigidaire, garage. Rea- I sonable. Adults. Telephone 4038. 129 East Avenue.

APARTMENTS UNFURNISHED TWO large connecting rooms, ad- oining bath, first floor. Garage. 401 lampton Avenue. Houses For Rent Unfurnished P. R.

LONG AND CO. I Renting- Collecting Real Estate 22-A W. Washington. Phone 3132 FOR RENT Good 5 room house $20. City conveniences.

Six miles out. Good community. Give references. "Farm'1 care News-Piedmont. FOR RENT To couple, five room bungalow; good condition; steam heat; tiled bath- room.

Phone 3653. 133 Augusta FOR RENT 113 Bennett Street mo-1 dern 4 room heat and water furnish-1 ed $40.00 i 100 Elm Street modern 4 room heat and i water furnished 4u.w 11 E. Park 9 room house modern $65.00 120 Capers Street reconditioned 8 room bungalow $40.00 HALL BROS. CO. Phone 2161 IS W.

Washington St. 9775 The star of stars in youni ion circles is the Jumper sweetest of all versions is: Style 9775 so quickly completed with the aid of Marian Martin's Diagrammed Sew Chart. Carefree holiday hours and busy school days will welcome this ultra-smart frock, and mothers will be delighted to know that it's as becoming to tots of six as to "young ladies of sixteen. The jumper buttons all-the" way down, for ironing flat. Use; any cotton, linen or synthetic that doesnt muss easfly.

Tor the neat blouse choose a white or pastel cot- ton. Pattern 9775 may be ordered in girls' and Junior sizes 8, 8, 12. 14 and 16. Size 10, jumper, re-r quires 1 3-4 yards 36 Inch fabric; -blouse, 1 1-8 yards 36 inch fabric. Send fifteen cents in coins for- each Marian Martin pattern.

Be sure to write plainly your size, name, address, and style number. Be sure to get your edition of the Marian Martin pattern book, and see how easily you can make the most fascinating new clothes! From the pages of this beautifully illustrated book you may choose, styles tjiat are perfect for all ages, all tastes, all occasions. Delightful smartness for tots a junior' misses! Pattern news to thrill ma-. trons who need slenderizing answers to every woman's fabric and sewing problems! Send" for your copy today! Price of boolf" fifteen cents. Price of pattern fif-v teen cents.

Book and pattern tor'' gether only twenty-five cents. Send your order to The Greenville News. Pattern Department, 232 W. 18th New York, N. Y.

26 EWE! MEN Four More Candidates An-, rwunce For Positions In -Summer Election GAFFNEY. July 18. Four more county candidates entered the idly growing list of Cherokee office, seekers in the summer election Friday to swell the total to 26.. New-Candidates are James Fowler, oH salesman, and Clarence Quinn, far' both for coroner, and Floyd Baker, printer and former magia trate, and H. Grady Clary, automobile salesman, both for magistrate.

Mr. Fowier ana Mr. quinn are the third and fourth candidates to announce for coroner, a post now, held by W. P. Batchelor, who U-seeking renomination this year.

C. "Dock-Sprouse is the other eandl date for" this office. Mr. Baker and Mr. Clary are the; fourth and fifth men to cast their hats' into the ring for magistrate' in the five townships west of Broad' Kiver.

otners wno nave announce, are B. Kendrick, C. M. Painter; (incumDent), ana Eamuna petut. Mr.

Baker is assistant city record- er at this time, having been elected' by city council on March 5. He served three terms as magistrate in former years, having been elected twice and appointed to fill an unexpired term. -The other candidates are all mak ing their first "bow" in the political campaign. Frank McCord Is Woodruff Honoree, WOODRUFF, July 18. One Of the" most delightful outings of the week, was the picnic given by Jim Vance Alexander in honor of his Frank McCord, of Greenwood, at Rainbow Lake Wednesday afternoon.

The young people were chaperoned by Mrs. B. J. Workman and Mrs. J.

B. Weeks. In the partv were Misses Elisabeth and Margaret Workman and Miss Dorothy Montgomery, Jim Vance, Frank McCord, Charles Boyd Cul-bertson, Heyward Alexander, Thorn--as Lanford and B. J. Workman, Jrv: Miss Partridge i Hostess At Pickery PICKENS, July II Mist Martha Partridge entertained with a lovelr pary, a large number of the yourtf er set at her home last eVThe 'house was.

made beautiful for the occasion with a profunlon at lovely summer cut flowers beirif used throughout the rooms. Games were enjoyed until a late hour after which the hoeUee served tempting refreshment, 1 1 OFFICES which NMWfc wueveo win 7-t-38 Strange as it seems, mighty Gibraltar, Mediterranean fortress noted for its impregnability, was saved for England in 1930 by 30 Barbary Apes imported from Africa. Involved in the superstitious beliefs of Spanish natives at Gibraltar, England's hold, on the rock was believed dependent on whether or not the Barbary Apes could live there under British rule. When the last ape died, natives whispered, England's flag would no longer wave over the fortress. In 1930, the monkey population of Gibraltar had dropped off until there were but two left a pair of old females.

Natives passed the word that the British hold was weakening. Business Service RUBBER stamps made daily. Picture frames marie to order. Riddle's, 23 1-2 South Main. Phone 2224.

Automotive CARBURETOR SERVICE Any make for any car or truck. Battery and Electric 300 Buncombe St. FRAM OIL and motor cleaners save 7 out of 8 oil changes; doubles motor life. Battery and Electric 300 Buncombe St. FOR SALE One 600x21 used tire.

Real bargain. The Tire Store, 418 South Main Street. USED CARS 1931 FORD coupe, new paint, recently rebored, $135. Greene Bagwell, 114 E. North Street.

SPECIAL 1936 Studebaker 4-door Sedan local ly owned Extra clean $495 1936 Plymouth Coupe, looks and runs like new. ROY HASS MOTOR CO. 317 Butler Ave. Phone 3613 ON THE SPOT TODAY 1929 Pontiae Coach $75.00 GREENVILLE AUTO SALES (Incorporated) Phone 58 Next To New Postofflce Farm Produce POULTRI, EGGS i-UrPLIES FOR SALE 50 fine Barred Rock pullets and 12 cockerels. Hatched from eggs direct from Royal Puritan Farm.

75c each. Duncan's Hatchery, 415 Pendleton Street, Phone 4022. LIVESTOCK FERTILIZER FOR SALE Two fresh milk cows. M. F.

Heyward, 409 East McBee avenue. Phone 2576. GRAIN, SEEDS A PLANTS CRIMSON Clover, barley, rye, vetch and Austrian winter peas for immediate delivery. Farmers Gin Products Belton, S. C.

Dogs And Pets DOGS BOARDED Clean private runs. 25 years experience in handling dogs. J. B. Fisher, Noble Kennels, Paris Mountain Road.

FOR SALE Silverblue Persian kittens. Mrs. Frank Hunt. 12 Briggs Avenue. Merchandise FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS CAN save you money on a practically new Gower-Hammond stoker.

Equipment will carry regular guarantee and service. Call 1382-J. PEACH TREES grown bv Virginia's largest growers of fruit trees in the heart of Virginia's commercial fruit section, growing for planters who demand trees of the best quality and true to name. Send for a free copy of our 44 page planting guide and special prices to large commercial growers. Waynesboro Nurseries, Waynesboro, Virginia.

ii 1 1 W6 0 eV Fearing possible revolution or other trouble with the Spanish natives, military strategists stationed at Gibraltar saw the necessity of taking steps to replenish the stock of Barbary Apes. Consequently Captain D. A. Smith was commissioned to bring new ones from Africa to quiet the superstitious natives. He captured 30, ferried them across the Strait and turned them loose to clamber over the towering rock mountain.

Today, strange as it seems, it is a crime to tease these peace-preserving monkeys of Gibraltar and high treason to kill one! For 234 years England has held this strategic fortress which stands guard over the entrance to the Merchandise FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FRUIT JARS Half gallons 60c, quarts 40c, pints 30c. Greer Vegetable Farm, near Shrine hospital. CALL us about our reduced prices on awnings. Work done by experienced men. Phone 474.

WANTED Teachers and manual training instructors to know we are exclusive dealer for Delta electric tools in this section. Quotations and information furnished without any obligation. Time payment plan if preferred. Ask for new free catalogue. Cheatham Hardware 25 W.

McBee Avenue, Greenville, S. C. Phone 4645. HOUSEHOLD GOODS CLOSE out sale of antiques. Four chests, five tables, several criairs, two china cabinets, two sectional bookcases.

All of these will be sold at bargain prices. The Odd Shop, 22 E. Court Street. FOR SALE Two bedroom suites cheap. 829 West Washington Street.

Phone 792-J. OIL STOVES, all makes and styles, every burner guaranteed. Easy terms. Piedmont Furniture 19 East Coffee Street. Phone 1287.

JUST ARRIVED New lot antique furniture, many odd pieces. Display sale starts Tuesday 19th. B. H. Keese, Pendleton, S.

C. GOOD THINGS TO EAT ELBERTA PEACHES now ripe. Paris Mountain Orchard, Paris Mountain Road. PEACHES Tanner's orchard, Georgia Belles and Elbertas now ready. Off Woodruff Road near Pike's Store.

EXTRA nice Georgia Bell and Elberta peaches ready for delivery, Call 3502-R, W. M. Mahoney, for information. Pianos and Musical Supplle STEINWAY GRAND piano, style M. excellent condition.

Cost $1,225, sell for $600. Phone 4024. RADIOS BARGAINS in all makes used radios. $10 and $15 cash. Byrum Music Company, 25 South Main.

MOTOR CAR Radio service. Prompt service. Reasonable prices. Battery and Electric 300 Buncombe St. MATTRE RENOVATING WE renovate mattresses, make awnings, upholster all kinds furniture, old gliders made new, waterproof material.

Phone 474, Greenville Mattress Company. WANTED TO FURCBASX MENS Womens and ChUdrens second hand clothing. Nickel Bargain House, 15 E. McBee Ave. BUILDING MATERIAL8 FOR SALE Second-hand build-ing materials, brick and plumbing fixtures.

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