The Greenville News from Greenville, South Carolina • Page 11

PAGE ELEVEN THE GREENVILLE HEWB, GREENVILLE. SOUTH CAROLINA SATUEDAY, DECEIT BEE 6, 1941 MERCHANDISE FINANCIAL AUTOMOTIVE GUIDE AUTOMOTIVE GUIDE AVAILABLE RENTALS FUNERALS J-5 Autos trucks FOR VALUES visit our cew Jot 17 Norwood Place. General Truck and Equipment Service. DEATHS AND Jack Henry Queen w.ii 1 four stsM Mary Louise and Annie Ruth ra ices ft 1MJ4 txjKO TUDOR with trunk. "uun- vitl F'ewart 75 died at the Newberry A good one, worth more than $165.

Queen. 4. son of Mr. and Mrs mV aUer a UngennTS-Terms. M.

M. MOTOR COM-; Henry Queen, died this mornir.g at torn and rear-PANYi 3 o'clock at Lhe home, above Wal- llXv Zrl. "'d hu TrandMrentrMr fiJu James Drake Dies; Funeral Set Sunday Resident Of West Pclzer Passes At 90 After An Illness p-LZER. Dec. 5 James Franklin Drake, 80.

died at his home in Wert Peker this morning at 4 ocloci an illness of two weeks. He was born in Martin township in Anderson county in 1831, andwas the son of the late Enoch H. Drase and Mrs. Parmelia Ann Robinson Drake. He was married twice, first in 1871 to Miss America Wardiaw of Andersen county, who died In 1310, and to this union were 14 children, twelve of them having lived until manhood and worn anil is second marriage In 191J to Mrs.

Elia Crowley Eidson or Crawford, Ga. Mr. Drake was a devoted and loval member of the Union Grove Methodist church for 63 years. He helped to build the church and for many years served as steward and trustee, also served as superintendent of the Sunday school. He 18 survived by his widow, Mrs.

Ella Crowley Eidson Drake, and eieht sons, all bv his first marriaee: DELUXE CHEV- TERB MOTOR COM PA NY, 106 c3i iii i L. i i( ir oono. 1935 PLYMOUTH m. JU1. I COMPANY." RaS tiSStt BovMnr'rZnv mtt Boyd Motor Company, 18 College ireet.

pnone z34. J936 FORD BLACKTudor. A peach throughout with four good tires. $285. Terms.

M. M. MOTOR COMPANY. 1934 FORD RoaHster $100. George Coleman Motors, Travelers Rest.

DELUXEWO o4tu ao. via iu Funeral services in be conducted iiuiii uuuuie opinis oaJ' inuiui at o'clock by George Smith. Interment will be in the church cemetery Claude Lipscomb, Sr. GAFFNEY. Dec 5 Claude Vic tor Lipscomb, fir- 52.

retired mer- chant and former farmer, died at his home late last night fallowing from the graveside in Oilead ceme-a serious Illness of 13 months. He terv Sundav afternoon at 3 o'clock 1936 FORD RUMBLE SEAT was native of Goucher community by Rev. E. G. Clary, pastor of Fair-COUPE.

Four danriv tires ton oual- had lived In this City and forest Presbyterian church of which county all Mb life. Funeral services will be conduct ed Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock from Gouchef Bantlst church. Of ficiating miststers will be Rev. C. A.

trirhv t-r a HmirH unit Rey. Kite. Interment will follow in the church cemetery. 9. 1 Furman'and C.

B. Lipscomb, two daughters, Mrs. Robert E. Clary r.H ms Finrirt. tjnscomb: three un nnrt nmm Mrs.

W. Guthrie' and Mrs. Pearl Allen; three brothers. Broadus, Bryant and Wofford Lipscomb. i r'L- Lewis t.

napman WALHALLA. Dec. 8. Lewis Fd- trard Chsnmnn. 44.

died at his home near Westminster last night at 11 o'clock Survivinff are his wife. Mrs. cor- rie Crow Chapman: tour dURh. Mrs. Fred Moss, Mrs.

Wallace Fin- ley. Miss Vera Mae Chapman and Miss Juanlta Chapman; two sons, Hclley and Broadus Chapman; his father. Ben Chapman; two sisters, Mrs. Lorien Crow and Mrs. Ernest Smith; four brothers, Vester.

Chris, Elbert and Elmer Chapman, and one grandchild. Funeral services will be conducted from Boone's Creek Baptist church above Salem, Sunday morning at 11 o'clock, by Rev. Earley Hamll- ton and Rev. Paul Haves. Inter- ment will be In the church ceme- terv.

Pallbearers will be Lloyd and Doyle Chapman, Ray Crow, Chester wiioanKs. furman Mienoerg, uar- land Butts, LeRoy Crow, and Law rence -1-1. ri t-11a Flower girls will be Miss Delia Chapman, Mrs. James Graham, A)ltlnKm in the Lowrys ec-Mrs. Chester Wilbanks.

Mrs. Al- tlon followlng ulnMg of four tmd MIm Louise Heaton. LEGAL NOTICE FINAL SETTLEMENT STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF GREENVILLE. UN THIS JUUK1' Ur rKUBAlii. Notice is hereby given that Maude Dalton, guardian of the estate or jamns w.

uicKe, Jr minor, nas this day made application unto me ui a lumi uim.u(c jVi surviving are one aaugmer, as guardian of the estate of James mrs Q. AtkihRon and two minor and the 30th rhildren, two sisters, Mrs. D-9. Dogs Pet Mart CHOW PUPPIES lor sale, six old Phone 90. 220 Stewart reet.

D-10. Wanted To Buy WANTtD6a(idie and bridle lor maljrwnyephone 66 or 4709. WTLLPAY 25c a hundred lor roat hanger. Rw Cleaners, J33 V. Washington, 105 w.

North. 18 Lois Ave- West Oreenviile. IP YOU HAVE something to "sell and want quick action, telephone 73 "NUF-SED." WANTED Old auto bodies, ferw ders, cotton ties, scrap tron. old 9 jetal and rags. Southern Tin Company.

Behind Southern Railway Coal Shute.Phone 6368. WANTED TO BUY-Good dining room, living room, bedroom furnishings. Phone 1765X-J. HC Af7 (IRON AND STEEL LUTTREU Co Cox and Dtlllt? Sta Phone72 WANTED Immediately, delivered" Jreenville, 100,000 feet assorted naming lumber and boards. What have you.

"B-36." Care News-Pled-mont. FARMER'S MARKET E-l. Farm Garden RUNNING WATTR FhR OUR COUNTRY HOMES Install Fairbanks-Morse System. Reasonable. WATSON SUPPLY COMPANY.

Phone 4650. JUST RECEIVED Car load Case Model VC Tractors. Greenville Im- jement Company, 229 Rhett Street. CASE Power is nreferrerl rwvtrer. See the line of Tractors at Greenville Implement Company, 229 Rhett Street.

iFULGRUM SEED OATS 75c Per Bushel C. L. Cannon Sons. Phone 4700 McBee Are. ATTENTION FARMERS! See us for your TRACTOR TIRE REPAIRS.

All sizes. Prices reasonable. UNITED TIRE COMPANY, 17 College Street Phone 2900. FOR SALE Recleaned Texas fed oats 75o a bushel Fred H. Hudson, Route 1 Greer or Phone 2927.

Greenville. E-l Eggs 'Poultry Supplies TWO WEEK OLD "and day old Reds, Rocks, Hampshlres. 100 Ilealthy. Piedmont Hatchery, 3il puth Main, Greenville. FINANCIAL F-2, Real Estate Loans REAL ESTATE Fire insurance and real estate mortgage loans.

Jas, Mf. Whltmlre. Phone 1269. HENDERSON, MARTIN AND McDOWELL Real Estate, Mortgage Loans. Insurance.

Blue Building. Phone 3171. F-l Personal St Chattel Loans MONEY MONEY $5 Or More on Your Signature STAR CREDIT CO. 123J4 S. Main Phone 1736 Over Carpenters Drug XMAS CASH Get the money you need $5 to $50 Citizens Finance Co.

100 Cleveland Bldg. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY A934 Dodge $145 Sedan 1934 Plymouth Coach $95 1 193 Plymouth (MOC sedan pl 00 1937 Ford Coupe J937 Dodge 4-Door Sedan $385 937 Pontlao 4. -Door (fcOQC I Sedan vJ0 1937 Chrysler "Roy- (inr al" Sedan WLO 1938 Desoto dCrt i-oupa 1938 Packard "6" C7C ClUb Coupe P'xl 1939 Plymouth M7C Coupe vlw U939 Chrysler "Roy WD 1940 Packard "6" fcQL? 4-Door Sedan pO'xO 1940 Dodge 4-Door $775 Sedan 1940 Chrysler "Royal 4-Door dan $845 1940 Chevrolet Special De- Luxe 4-Door $735 4 Sedan 1941 DeSoto Coupe $850 I All these cars can be purchased at 1-3 down, bal ance financed over 18 months, at lowest cost. Your present car will be taken In trade for a liberal allowance. ROY BASS MOTOR CO.

Chrysler-Plymouth 309 Butler Ave. DMAKIE 1 Exchange Cai Lot Opposite Coca-Cola Plant Buncombe Street BASS F-3. Personal Chattel Loans XMAS MONEY $5 to $50 Phone Your Application NO WAITING Money on Vour Own Signature Easy Pavment v. 6. ALLEN CO.

201 Woodslde Bids. Phone 2732 F-5. Business Opportunities NOTICE FOR LEASE! Fully equipped service station, well located, in Dun-eon end Mills Mill ores. Write P. O.

Box 775, Greenville. AVAILABLE RENTALS G-l. Rooms With Board ROOM and meals. Gentlemen preferred. Sprincoff Inn, 202 East Coffee, Phone 1496.

ROOM and board. Good home cooked meals. Close In. Phone 2919. ROOM Suitable for two young men or women.

Stoker heat, close in. Telephone 2591. G-2. Furnished Rooms LARGE or small room, private bath, steam heat, inner-spring mattresses, in private home, on bus line. Phone 2524.

FURNISHED bedroom, conven-lent bath, beat, use of telephone. $3.00 week. Phone 1438-M. GENTLEMEN Very desirahls bedroom, steam heat, private home, close in. Phone 3185.

NICELY furnlshedf bedroom, semi-private bath, all conveniences. uiose in. Phone 568-M. LET US SAVE YOU TIME. With- out expense or obligation to you.

We have all size and price rooms. norne Kentai Agency, pnone 1Z7, G-4. Furnished Apartments NICELY furnished apartment for Couple. Private bath, electric refrigerator, electric stove, heat insulat ed, rnone 3dbs-k. near Dunean.

Phone 3784-W. Adults! 212 Mcoarity street. ment. Private entrance. No Children.

306 East Croft Street FIRST floor furnished apartment, everything private, heat, water, couple only. Phone 2611. "WINDSOR APARTMENT" 504 East Washington. Heat, water, garage, Kelvinator, range. Inspection invited Immediate possession.

THREE connecting rooms with bath. Good condition. Private entrances. Adults. Phone 1994 -M.

FIVE room apartment, heat, water, garage. 221 East Park Avenue. pnone 2374. THREE room unfurnished "apart- ment, private entrance, private tile bath, private porch, stoker heat, continuous hot water. Apply 806 Augusta at TWO room pfficipnov hoot inri water.

Close in Home Rental Agency. Phone 127. G-5. Unfurnished Apartments THREE rooms, private bath and entrance, front and back. Close in.

Stoker heat and water furnished. 304 East CLASSIFIED DISPLAY SPECIAL! 1937 DeSoto 2-Door Touring Sedan. Color black. Radio and heater equipped. Upholstery in fine condition.

Mechanically just right. Our (fcOQC price only v)7u COLLINS MOTOR CO. Lot 151 Augusta St. 106 Augusta Phone 836 Whn amargM. ciM tflk, rmm- Dr nminandiy loin liMn AuleLetni at bn rtM with 111 Imuranc pro.

ftction. 1 Pendleton St. Phone 2537 TUNE IN I The Auto Finance SUNDAY ill Hour WFBC 1 1 1 Featuring 4 4:30 p. m. I "Musical Notes" SEE THESE USED CAR BARGAINS 1936 Chevrolet J1 7C Coupe 0 1 1 1934 Ford V-8 ClOC Tudor vl-0 1934 Plymouth 1 Coach pi DO PHONE SS Opposite Tost Office News-Piedmont Want Ads 3-1 Auto Needs i TODAY SPECIALlFour used Royal DeLuxe Tires.

Good fori approximately 10.000 miles. $5.00 each. UNITED TIRE COMPANY, 17 College Street. Phone 2900. FACTOR METHOD recapping makes old tires look like new.

Tire and Battery Exchange. West Greenville. "X'SED AUTO PARTSPrompt delivery. WHITE'S AUTO PARTS, New FjjleyHighway-5109. LET U3 RECAPP YOUR TIRES.

We have several tread designs to select from. Best prices. UNITED TIRE COMPANY. 17 College Street Phone2900. COMPLETE lubrication service, washlne.

Dolishlna. wasing. uphol stery cleaning. Guaranteed. Green- vine Auto service.

Main-Augusta, Walter Sawyer, Gulf Dealer. CAR HEATERS, a complete stock at this time but don't wait tor the cold weather rush Limited number of heaters available this year. Battery and Electric Co- 3C0 Buncombe Street Phone 1373 YOUR TIRES perfecUy balanced when recapped by Hunter's Tire Service. 401 North Main SU Phone 9115. OUR RECAPS ARE A8 GOOD as average first line new tires.

Let us demonstrate Save over tt tire costs. Bishop Tire Company 429 South Main street. Phone 4198 EXPE RT AUTO PAINTING. body and fender straightening. Auto tops and seat covers Phone 6344.

Harry's Trim Shop. 422 Laurens Road. "THE HOME of a million auto parts." Goodlette's, Hudson Street. Phone 2481. J-2 Service Repairs Repair Your Car Pay As You Ride Motor Rebuilding, Painting, Fender and Body Work, Washing and Greasing.

Also see us for Radios, Heaters, Batteries, and Tires. Condition your car for WINTER DRIVING NOW, at the complete Automobile Store. Estimates cheerfully given without any Obligation. ROY BASS MOTOR COMPANY 309 BUTLER AVE. Phone 3613 VISIT OUR SERVICE DEPARTMENT The most up-to-date and most complete in Greenville.

Let us get your car ready for winter driving. THACKSTON CHEVROLET COMPANY, 104 College street. Phone 3707. STEAM CLEANING Latest lu- bricatlng equipment MILLER SERVICE STATION, 100 Buncombe Street. Phone 0108.

J-3 Trailers, Motors, Boats, etc KINGHAM20foot Van. good condition $395. 22 foot platform trailer $275. 24 foot Stake and Rack Great Dane trailer $475. Easy terms if desired.

Fruehauf Trailer phone 889. J-5 Autos Trucks 1631 CHEVROLET SEDAN. Runs good, $95.00. Terms. M.

M. MOTOR COMPANY. 116 East North Street. 1940 PLYMOUTH DELUXE SEDAN. A special buy at $650.

SMITH MOTOR COMPANY, 217 North Laurens street 192STFORD BED ANTSorry. $25.00 cash. M. M. MOTOR COMPANY, 116 East North Street.

1936 Ford Coach Perfect throughout. New tags, Sticker, Palmetto Service Station. 401 Pendleton St. f929 FORD SEDAN. Extra good One, $135.

Terms. M. M. MOTOR COMPANY. FOR USED CARS that satisfy.

see Gibson's, 1804 old Anderson Rd. Phone 1974-W. 1929 FORD TUDOR. Good one. $120.

Terms. M. M. MOTOR COMPANY. 1940 PONTIAC Four Door Sedan.

Low mileage. Locally owned $695. Alexander Motor Company, 205 Au-gusta Street. Phone 3432. 1931 FORD TOWN SEDAN.

Good" average condition, $150. Terms. M. M. MOTOR COMPANY.

1941 MERCURY 6 passenger Coupe, This car is just like new inside and out Leslie Motor 615 Buncombe St. Phone 4684. 1933 FORD FORDOR DELUXE SEDAN. Extra clean inside, four good tires, runs and handles right, $135. Terms.

M. M. MOTOR COMPANY, 116 East North Street 1936 FORD CONVERTIBLE SE DAN. See and drive this for a real sporty car. $345.

MARTIN BRIDGES, 225Buncombej5treet. 1934 FORD DELUXE COUPE. Good running and clean car, $165. Terms, M. M.

MOTOR COMPANY. 1940 FORD DELUXE TUDOR. Low mileage, locally owned, radio, heater. Extra clean. Special Greene Motor Company, 207 Augusta Street Phone2005.

1935 FORD DELUXEeoUPE. A real good one and clean, $195. Terms. M. MOTOR COM-PANY, 1940 FORD Fordor Sedan.

Extra clean, color black, low mileage, locally owned. Priced right. Thackston Chevrolet Company, 104 College Street, Phone 3707. 1935 FORD DELUXE TUDOR. Good throughout.

$215. Terms. M. fe M. MOTOR COMPANY.

1929 FORD'Sedan. New tag, sticks er $75. Wall and Green. 614 Buncombe 1933 FORI) COUPEfNew rings and inserts. Looks and runs good.

$135. Terms. M. M. MOTOR COMPANY.

PLYMOUTH 1937 Plymouth 4-Door DeLuxe Sedan. Good rubber, extra clean Inside $425 and out KILGORE MOTOR CO. Phone 4379 College at Laurens 1835 PONTIAO Four boor touring Sedan. Extra clean in every respect. Color black.

Excellent tires all "round. An economical car tor someone 4295. Attaway-Easterlin-Sprouse, Inc. 215 West Washington Street Phone 2176. Service Phone 376.

REPOSSESSED RECONDITIONED CARS Priced Below The Market FINANCE CO. 411 South Mala Street rn furnished Anartments! i MODERN three and four room apartments. Available now. Water, steam heat, stove, refrigerator, pa rat furnished. On bus line, three blocks from town.

Call 2320-J. T. M. Marehant. Jr.

THREE room unfurnished apartment, private bath, lights and water. Reasonable. 838 W. Washington St. FOUR room apartment, furnace heat.

W. Faris Road. Phone 4650. 3060-W. MCDANIEL Heights Apartments! Modern 4 room steam heated apartment available.

Phone 2480. DAVENPORT APARTMENTS As December 1. living room, bedroom, kitchen and bath, Gilfillin and Houston, Phone 592. G-6. Furnished Houses CURETON STREET, five rooms available immediately Home Rental Agency.

Phone 127, G-7. Unfurnished Rouses SIX room house, No. 6 Means, opposite Senior High 427.60. L. B.

McDanieL Phone 243. COZY 8 room house, near bus! Paved street. $22.50 month. Call 1622. G-8.

Agency Listings 506 WILTON Street. Six room house $32.50. Ashmore's Rental Agency. Phone 2283. 9 WILTON STREET Six room house, heat, hew furnace, newly painted inside, floors reconditioned.

$35.00. Leatherwood's Rental Agen-cy. Phone 6177. 3308 BUNCOMBE Road, nine rooms $35. Carl L.

Gulllck. Phone 1446. 710 PETIGRU 6treet, six rooms, $3250. O. Groce Company Phone 7782EaBtCoffee Street.

HILLSIDE DRIVE Five rooms, heat $30.00 304 Mills Avenue, seven rooms 106 Perry Avenue, five rooms, heat $35.00. T. R. Machen. Phone 1985.

FOR RENT 1103 Augusta Street Six room duplex, heat, new condition. $50. 710 Augusta Street eix-room duplex, two baths, stoker heat, new condition. W. E.

Rasor Company. Phone 6280. FOR RENT See us lor the best listings In houses and apartments. HALL COX Realtors 112 W. Washington Street FHOXfi 2662 G-10.

Business Rentals EMAXCEB BUILDING Large, comfortable office $9 up T. C. Power Agent Phone 668. G-12. Wanted To Rent WANTED TO RENT Small one horse farm within ten miles of Greenville.

Box "Ne." News-Piedmont. REAL ESTATE MART II-l. Homes St Lots FOR SALE-Ouplex in the city, in a good section. For an Investment it can't be beat at the price of $3,500. Mahon and Davis.

Phone 6824 or 6825. 6N WILBURN Avenue, Westvlew Heights. New six room plastered house, nice bath. Basement. Corner lot.

Price $3,000. Call John R. Cheatham, Hall and Cox, Realtors. Phone 2662. SPECIALISTS IN residential tub- divisions and retail business properties.

Cains Realty and Mortgage company SEVEN ROOM bungalow on HilT top Avenue. Two baths. Can be used as two separate apartments, Has double garage and two lot6. Price $3,250. P.

R. Long and Company, Realtors, 22-A west Washington Street. Phone 5483. W. A.

CHANDLER. Realtor, Real estate, mortgRge loans, insurance Phone 667. Main at Washington Street. NEW GROVE ROAD IXJTSCall Otis P. Moore.

12 East Court Street. Phone 42. REAL ESTATE SalesRentalsLoans Alester G. Fur man Co. Established 18S8 Phone 106 Woodslde Bldg.

CHEAP suburban home. Two room house, nice lot Maine Street near Woodslde Mill, $300 cash will buy this. Room 1 Auto Finance guiiamg. pnone 6772, ONE FHA HOUSE. "occupied one year, for sale, in the woods in Lea-wood on paved street, $26.00 per month and small down payment.

BROWNLEE REALTY COMPANY, Masonlo Temple. Phone 278. REAL BARGAIN 101 Augusta Court, ft rooms, brick, large lot, shrubbery, all conveniences. Must sell immediately. Party leaving town, T.

R. Machen. Phone 1985. MODERN room dwelling $3000. Laurel street The Westervelt phone 2136 FOR SALE Modern FHA home on Cammer Ave.

Only $3,750 PHONE 4134 NEW HOUSE AND LOT-For only $100 down, balance $22.95 per month for 15 years. U. 8. BUILDING CORP, office West Paris Road. Phone 3167.

FOR SALE House and lot $165 down, $22.95 per month, R. E. Hughes Real Estate Phone 6864, of- nce corner Laurens at Aokley II-2. Farm Country Homes 85 ACRE farm, 8 miles above Greer, on paved road. Will sell or trade for house and lot in Greer or Greenville.

Write Box 355, Greer, 3. C. 48 ACRE farm on paved road near Charles Store. Splendid land. Bargain.

woian-Tnerreii uompany. JUST OFP AUGUSTA ROAD Near Banoma School, 31 acres, wood and water, seven room dwelling, electric lights, plenty of outbuildings. $3,250. Thos. T.

Goldsmith, Phone 183. 11-7. Wanted To Buy WANTED TO or 3' well located houses. Will pay rash. PUTMAN AND BAUMGARDNER.

Phone 757. "AUTOMOTIVE GUIDE J-l Auto Needs USED'AUTOTAttAll nrlrei MDKR RMITH. Laurens Road. Phone 5794 Jim (Bud) Stewart in caiuua vuuii j. tuncia.

will be held Saturday mornir.g 11 fr the Mcfiwain Baxter Memorial cemetery. He is survived by one sLter. Mrs. W. P.

Allen of Newberry. Arthur P. Eison joneSVILLE. Dec. P.

died Bt home here at 5 o'clock this afternoon after ev eral months Illness. Mr. Elson, a prominent farmer of this area, was never married. Surviving are several nieces and npnhewn. Funeral services will be conducted he was a member.

Mist BerU Heath CHESTER. Dec. 6 Miss Berta Wrenn Heath. 63. died today after a long Illness.

She was a naUve of Chester, daughter of the late beth Hardin Heath. She was a member of the United Daughters of the Confederacy, Columbia College club and Bethel Methodist church. She is sun'lved by a sister. Mrs. May H.

Melton and a brother. Dr. George Dawson Heath. i-wrai services win nna i 4:15 Saturday afternoon at Bethel Methodist church. Dr.

Clarence Edward Peele. in charge. Interment ill be in Eergrren cemetery. B. F.

Carter -t nc years a resident of Chester, who ftt hu hrme at tockhart were this afternoon from Lockhart Methodist church. Tnter- ment mas Jn New Hope cemetery near jonesville. Officiating were Rev, J. p. Ford, rcv, j.

q. Wallace, rpv. c. O. Dan and Rev.

W. F. Johnson. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. B.

F. Carter, four daushters. Mrs. F. W.

Mitchell Miss Sara Carter, Miss Annie Ruth Carter, Mrs. Leo Thompson, four brothers, W. V- M. J. S.

and L. J. Carter, three alters, Mrs. G. P.

Scott, Miss Lula Carter and Mrs. Irwin. Mrt. Came Steele CHESTER, Dee. 6.

-Mrs. Carrie Roberts Steele. 69. widow of the J. nUUJ Ul OV.rCII", uiru nrvin.T un late J.

Bunyan Steele, died today Funeral services will be held from Mount Pleasant Methodist church, Richland county, Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock, with Dr. Gcortie O. Mayes in charge. Interment will be in the church cemetery. She was a native oi rairueid rt0lf th lata Ms.

ch.ri. n.rrg rfh. WBS of Union tr.hvfrion rimmh Fairftnid eonn- weeks ana Mrs. a. u.

urown. Horace L. White GREER, Dec. 5 Horace L. White.

48, died at 11:20 o'clock last night at his home on King street, following an illness of one year. Mr. White was the son of the late Robert White and Carrie Norman White, was born and reared in the Holly Springs section and for 12 years had lived here. During that time he has been employed In the Pacific mills at Lyman. Surviving are his wife, Mrs.

Eula Morrow White, five daughters, Misses Ja-mell, Mary Sue, Jessie and Carolyn White; three sons. Joe, Morris and James Robert Wlilte; and two grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock at Holly Springs Baptist church and will be conducted by Rev. Tom Neely assisted by Rev. P.

Lamb. Interment will be in the church cemetery. Active pallbearers will be Dodo Rheppherd. Grady Leonard. H.

A. Hllliard, Crowell Hannon, Ben Waters and Raymond Bryant After 0 o'clock Saturday morning the body will be at the home. Mrs. Ruth Riddle WOODRUFF. Dee.

5. Mrs. Ruth Lanford Riddle, 69, died at the KtttViA en- Shands Lanford of Pauline. Mr. and Mrs.

Riddle made their home here for 12 years prior to going to Inman where they lived lor 12 years and later going to Atlanta for a short stay. They have been in Woodruff for the past few months planning to make their home herp. Mrs. Riddle was active in the church and Sunday school work of the Inman Presbyterian church, having been president of the auxiliary and teacher of a Sunday school class for several years. Funeral services win oe neia rrom R.

m. Phillips and Dr. E. L. Siller.

Interment will be in Bethel ceme tery. In addition to her husband she is survived by her brother, R. D. Lanford and two sisters, Mrs, Bob Riddle and Mrs. Janle Gossett Pallbearers will be B.

W. Gibson, W. F. Nesbltt. J.

G. Gaston. W. A. Mason, T.

S. Kllgore and L. W. Hen drix. W.

E. Chapman rln? Chapman, 82, died early this morn FOUNTAIN INN. Dec. 5. W.

E. lng at his home three miles west Inn atter an ot was a native of 1 th P8 60 cctl? na i. toer. meinDer 01 euian Baptist cnurcn. urvived by his wife.

Mrs. -t--- lowing daughters: Mrs. Ernest Mrs. Paul T. Henaon, Miss 1 Bessie Lee Chapman.

Mrs. Sidney Westcoat, Mrs. Don McNeal, Jr, MLss. Virginia Chapman; two sons, Douglas and Franklin Chapman; the following sisters. Mrs.

Llrzle Farmer, Mrs. M. L. Belcher, Mrs. Elmer Taylor, Mrs.

W. H. Buchan-on; four grandchildren. Nancy Reaves. Ernest Reaves, Martha Jean Satterwhite, Don McNeal.

n. Dolores Chapman. Funeral services will conducted from the residence i Sundav morn. irT.itu.KX-lZ: uj uia ivcv. rwum, sntsiea oy rtev.

joaie Martin, Rev. Walter Baldwin and Dr. H. B. Stewart Interment will be in Beulah cemetery.

raUbearers will be Willie Crisp, Oscar A. Drake and Sam I Drake, of Hopewell, Va, Herbert B. Drake of Hopewell, va, iiemen u. urasc and Wardiaw T. Drake of Greenville.

Enoch II. Drake of Belton. Otis D. Drake of Anderson, J. F.

Drake. Jr of Atlanta. Ga, Claude Drake of West Pelier; three daughters, Mrs. J. W.

Griffin Of Atlanta, Mrs. John T. Comptoh of West Pelzer; Mrs. Ernest B. Carry of Greenville: two step-sons, Ed win Eidson of Pelzer: Frank Eidson of Charlotte: one sister, Mrs.

Bn Rollinson of Anderson county. He Is also survived by 38 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren and also a number of nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be conducted from the home of his son, Claude B. Drake, at West Pelzer, Sunday at 3 o'clock by Rev. J.

H. Montgomery. Rev. E. E.

Glenn, and Dr. I. E. Wallace. Interment will be In Union Grove Methodist church cemetery.

Pallbearers will he grandsons. The following will coir irxwe the honorary escort: J. W. Fulmer, Hardy Fennell, Ernest uuniap. Charles H.

Terrv, R. T. Moon, Paul Gable. W. H.

Tolllson. James A. Timmerman, B. S. Whltten.

Ro- matne cooo. j. B. Maran, ana Ansel Snipes. The body will be at Gray mortuary until 10 o'clock Sunday morning when it will be taken to the home of his son.

W. Buford Davis, Greer, Dies At 42 Headed Electrical Department Public Vorks Commission GREER. Dec. 5 W. Buford Davis, 42, died suddenly last night at 11:15 o'clock at his home, 20 South avenue.

Mr. Davis was In charge of the electrical dcrwtrtment for the Commission of Public Works. He had been a resident of Greer for eight years and prior to coming here he was connected with the Duke Power company at Fountain Inn. He was a member of the Fountain Inn Masonic lodge, and was a member of the First Baptist church at Fountain Inn. He was a World War veteran.

Surviving are his wife, MVS. Bessie Boker Davis, I daughters, Bessie Coker Davis, five daughters, Mrs. Ruby Masters, Misses Dorothy, Margaret, Marion and Audrey Davis; four sons, H. Marshall, Tommle and Vance Davis: one half- sister. Miss Margaret Davis and one grandchild.

Funeral services will be held on Saturday morning at 10:30 o'clock at the First Baptist church here, and win tie conducted by the Rev. J. Lester Lane, assisted by the Rev. Palmer Leonard. Burial will be in Woodlawn Memorial park near Greenville.

The following business associates of Mr. Davis will be the active pallbearers: Bill Howell. J. D. Miller, J.

R. Underwood, Hubert Hendrix. Kay rowler. Ed Sanders. Wratt Fowler, and Arthur Pealand.

The following gentlemen are re quested to meet at the church at clock and serve as the hon orary pallbearers: O. T. Lawing, jonn A. Robinson, Sr, C. M.

Ponder, Dan Davenport Roy Taylor, J. S. McClimon, R. w. Johnson, P.

T. Bruce. Dr. M. Peeples, Jr, Dr.

F. O. James, K. O. Glenn, Butler Cox, J.

Fowler, Grady Webb, and Truman Henderson. The body is at the home. 30 F. U. Students To Sing In Cantata Director Rhame Picks Number Of Students For The Messiah' Thirty Fuxman students will par-tlclpate In "The Messiah." Christmas cantata by Handel, which will be presented Sunday, December 14, at 3:30 o'clock p.

m. in the First Baptist church, Director DuPre Rhame said yesterday. Students singing in the cantata, among other local folk, will be: So- ranos, Misses Lurleane Cain, Ella oulse Carr, Ann Cochran, Flora Good. Mildred Higglns, Dot Mar. cum, Eleanor Marlin and Mary Frances Sams.

Altos: Misses Mary Frances Davis, Louise Hester. Marian Horton, Joyce Kellett, Martha Keys and Nancy Roper. Tenors: Sherodd Albritton. Alsn Beatson, Dean Brockman. Charles Ellis, John Ferguson.

William Gillespie, Everett Miles, Marlon Robinson, Bobby Waldrop and Jimmy Whitlock. Bass: Herbert Archer. Mercer Bridges, Walter Heacock. Sam inson, Oeorga Tindall and Qilmer liraflUMU ay iJCMjuiwi iwn iv a. m.

has been fixed for the hearing of said petition. All persons holding claims against said estate are hr-eby notified to present same on or above date. November 14. 1941. GUY A.

GULLICK, Judge of Probate for Greenville County, S. 8CW-1S7S Treasury DeDartmrnt. BurMu ot In- trni Revenue, Alcohol Unit. Oftlrt ot District Supervisor, Atlanta, Georgia, Dt ot first publication, Novtmber St. 1941.

Notice Is hereby Riven that on November 13, 1041 one, Ift.lS Ford Bedan, Motor No, U-1S11405, With cctsorle, -a wiled la Greenville county, Bouth Carolina, (or violation ot Section 3321, Internal Revenue Code. Any person claim ing an interest in aaia property must appear at the offlre of th Investigator In Charge, Alcohol Tax Unit, Ins V. 8. Court House, Columbia, Bnulh Carolina, and file claim and cost bond as provided by Section 3724, Internal Bevenu Code, on or befora December St. the property will be disposed ot accordint.

to law. D. Heartngton, mstrlct Supervisor. FINAL SETTLEMENT STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF GREENVILLE, IN THE COURT OF PROBATE. Notice is hereby given that Clara I.

Rauch, administratrix of the estate of John Housh, deceased, has this day made application unto me tor a final accounting and discharge as administratrix of the es tate of John E. Housh, deceased. wn, ion ity throughout. $325. Terms.

M. M. MOTOR COMPANY, 1941 CHEVROLET Piaster DeLuxe Sport Sedan. Extra clean throughout color black, tires and upholstery show only slight wear, low mileage and locally owned. Thacks.

ton Chevrolet Company, 104 College Street, Phone 3.07. 1929 FORD PICKUP. Good one. $100. Terms.

M. M. MOTOR COMPANY. 1939 prYMntrnTript.iixe roum. extra clean $495.

Nichols Motor Company, Greer, S. C. 1935 FORD PICKUP. Good average mechanical condition. $135, Terms.

M. M. MOTOR COMPANY. 1939 HUDSON SEDAN. Motor Overhauled, finish, upholstery like new.

CLAYTON MOTOR COMPANY. 1934 FORD SEDAN. A pretty good '34. Slick tires. $115.

Terms. M. M. MOTOR COMPANY. 1941 CHEVROLET Master DeLuxe passenger coupe.

Dark grey finish, be hard to distinguish from a new car. See it and you'll buy It Thackston Chevrolet Company, 104 College 3707. l934FORD COUPE. Good run-ning, rough looking. $115.

Terms. M. M. MOTOR COMPANY. 1941 BTJICK 'SUPER' FOUR DOOR SEDAN.

Color black, equipped with radio, heater and white side wall tires. An excellent buy for $1,175. EUGENE B. SMITH, 25 Rutherford Street. Phone 1372.

1933 FORD TUDOR. Nice clean little car. $125. M. M.

MOTOR COMPANY. COlJPE $325; 1929 Ford Coach-65. Williams Motor Company. 157 Augusta Street. Phone2710.

THIS IsTfT A real quality 193? FORD DELUXE FORDOR SEDAN With trunk, radio, heater, '42 tags and sticker, four perfect tires, new rings and Inserts. See this one if you want top quality. $365. Terms. M.

M. MOTOR COMPANY, 116 West North Street. WILL TRADE GOOD 1936 Dodge Sedan for 1940 or 1941 Dodge or Plymouth Sedan. Write "M-36." Care News-Piedmont. 1937 V-8 COACH, extra clean $325.

Davis Mctor Company. 31 Pen dleton street. Phone 4411. 193TFORD V-8 Coach with trunk. Radio equipped.

Fog lights. Extra clean $345. Miller Truck and Im plement Company, 1938 DoTX3E Pour Door Sedan, Ready go from bumper to bumper. A real buy for $225. Baker Motor company, 19 penaieton street.

Phone 4432. WILL PAY CASH for late model car or trade older model. Write "X-100," News-Piedmont LEGAL NOTICE FINAL SETTLEMENT STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF GREENVILLE, IN THE COURT OF PROBATE. Notice is hereby given that J. T.

Solomons, Guardian of the estate of Edna Evans Blackwell, nee Edna L. Evens, minor, has this day made application unto me for a final accounting and discharge as Guardian of the estate of Edna Evans Blackwell, nee Edna L. Evans, minor, and the 3lst day or December, 1941 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. C.

FINALSETTLEMENT STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF GREENVILLE, IN THE COURT OF PROBATE. Notice is hereby given that E. Thompson, administrator of the es tate of Robert Earl Thompson, deceased, has this day made application unto me for a final account ing and discharge as administrator of the estate of Robert Earl ThomP' son, deceased, and the 2nd day of January, 1942, at 10 o'clock a. m. has been fixed for the hearing of said petiuon.

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. November 28, 1941. FINAL SETTLEMENT STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF GREENVILLE, IN THE COURT OP PROBATE.

Notice is hereby given that B. B. McMahan, administrator of the es tate of J. F. McMahan.

deceased, has this day made application unto me for a final accounting and discharge as administrator of the estate of J. F. McMahan, deceased, and the 7th day of January 1942 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. OUY A. GULLICK. Judge of Probate for Orsenvllle County, 8. C.

November 28, 1941. LegAOotIce Notice la hereby given that on or about December 23, 1941 will apply to the South Carolina Tax Commission, Columbia, South Carolina, fA isn. Auriia a fntdll for a license to operate a retail Liquor Store at No. 17 West Coffee Street, Oreenvllle, a S. B.

FRANCIS LIQUOR STORE By 6. B. FtancU. Treasury DeD.rtm.nt. Bureau si In, tarnal Revenue.

Alcohol Tea Unit, Office of District Rupervl.ir, Atlanta, CUorila. Date of first publication. -November 12. 1141, Notka 1 hereby lven that on November It. l4i ana lias ford Senn, Mator No, A-J403J7, erlth aceesaorles, wal seised In Oreenvllle fount.

Bnulh Caro tins, fur violation of Section 1.121. Internal Revenu Ode. Any person claiming an interest in sain property must appear tr iors the inveatlgstor In Charge, Alcohol Tag tlntt. 101 U. S.

Court House. Columbia. South Carolina, and III. claim end cost bond as provided by Bern on Internal Ravenna Code, on er before fte-eember 31, 141. oihrle the property fill be dispc-ed nf arrordlnf to i 2.

Ueatlnitoa. District Supervisor i 3 ford, today following a oner lust 11 clock m. has been fixed nesg uter being in declining health tor the hearing of said petition. Jor she WM tn8 vlie All persons holding claims against 0f jorm S. Riddle and the daughter said estate are hereby notified to 0r the late Richard and Permella present same on or aoove oate.

OUY A. OULLICK. Judge of Probate for Greenville County, 6. C. FINAL SETTLEMENT STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF GREENVILLE, IN THE COURT OF PROBATE.

Notice Is hereby given that C. A. Granger, admlnistator of the estate of J. B. Granger, deceased, has this day made application unto me lor a nnai accounting ana ais- charge as administrator of the es tate of J.

B. Granger, deceased, the First Presbyterian church Sat-end the 13th day of January 1942 urday at 3 p. conducted by the at 10 o'clock a. m. has been fixed pastor.

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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. C.

FINAL SETTLEMENT STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF GREENVILLE, -IN THE COURT OF PROBATE. Notice is hereby given that Arthur J. Rosenblatt. Clara R. Edelman and Latarua Goldstone, executors of T.r.nt.

nnahiatr plication unto me for a final ac- Hill Ui mo ui uuuio iwotii" blatt. deceased, and the 7th day of January 1942 at 11 o'clock a. m. has been fixed for the hearing of said petition All persons holding claims against saia estate are nereoy nounea to DrCMnt tme or ftb0Vft guy A OULLICK, Judge of Probate for Oreenvllle County; S. C.

ecw-isH Treasury Department, Bureau of Internal Revenue, Alcohol Tai Unit, Office of District Supervisor, Atlanta, Oeorgia. Date of first publication, December t. t41. Nolle Is hereby given that on November 17, lttl on Hit Chevrolet Sedan, Motor No, 1M221, trlth accessories, was lr.ed In Oreenvllle county. South Caro lina, for violation of Section 3311, In- terusl Revenue coda.

Any person, claimlns an Interest In said property, must appear at the office of the Investigator In Charge, Alcohol T.a Unit, 101 United Slatt. Court House, Columbia, Bouth Carolina and Me claim and tost bond as nrovlrted bv Sec tion 1724, Internal Revenue Cod, on or twfora January I. 142, other lie the property will he disposed rf aeenrdlng law. W. n.

Hearmeton. District Suo.r. Jvi.or. i RELIGIOUS WEEK ENDS COLUMBIA, Dec. 5.

Dr. Clifford E. Barbour, pastor, of the Second Presbyterian church at KncjcvlUe, Tenn, closed the University of South Carolina's annual religious week today with a convocation. Clyde Brooks. O.

B. Givens. E. M. Babb, Hllliard McCarter, Gua Babb, Paul Gray and Paul Aber-cromble.

Deacons of eulah Baptist church and the following will compose the honorary escort: Dr. L. L. Richardson, Dr. R.

E. Livingston, Edgar Babb, Hugh McCarter and Alvin Coleman. Flower girls will be Misses Sara McCarter, OUle Burns Coleman. Catherine Crisp, and Mis D. Chapman.

The body at the.