RED CROSS CANVASSERS
The following solicitors are
working in Polk County (outside
of Tryon) to help reach the Chap
ter goal of $6,005 for the 1953
campaign:
Big Level—Miss Jessie Elliott;
Columbus—Miss Eunice Cloud,
Mrs. S- J. Craig, Mrs. J. W. Gantt,
Mrs. Robert Head, Mrs. R. F.
Honeycutt, Mrs. I). P. Roper;
Cooper’s Gap—Mrs. Reese Arledge,
Mrs. Clarence Jackson, Mrs. Katie
Jackson, Mrs. Grace Marlow:
Green Creek—Mrs. J. M. Horne,
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Swain; Hick
ory Grove—Mrs. Albert McSwain,
Mrs. G. Smothers; Lynn—Mrs. E.
E. Caston, Mrs. Amos Foster, Mrs.
Ambrose Mills; Melvin Hill—Mrs.
Evelyn C. Bowers, Mrs. Lois R.
Johnson, Mrs. Lloyd Westbrook;
Midway—Mrs. Foeh Edwards, Mrs.
Connie Mills; Mill Spring—Mi«s
Essie Edwards, Mrs. I. V. Ed
wards, Mrs. W. G. Egerton. Miss
Peggy Jean Johnson, Mrs. W. O.
Parker: New Hone—Mrs. L. B.
Cole, Mrs. R’chard Mclntire, Mrs.
Opal Wilkerson ; Pea Ridge—Mrs.
Jim’ Moore, Mrs. A. A. Thomson;
Peniel—Mrs. Ruth Barnette, Mrs.
Ethel Cochran, Mrs. Gladys Mc
Intire, Mrs. Frank Smith Sr.;
Saluda—Mrs. L. L. Clippard, Mrs.
J. C. Crawford, Mrs. Burgie Pace,
Mrs. Fred Pace, Mrs. Bob Seay,
Mrs. Lola Ward, Mrs. Ruth Wes
ton; Sand Hill—Mrs. Jay Corne;
Sandy Plains—Mrs. Mildred
Laughter, Mrs. Otha Swain; Sun
shine—Mrs. J. L. Houser, Mrs. C.
R. Nichols, Mrs. A. C. Roddv, Miss
Ernestine Smith, Mrs. W. W.
Thompson.—Contributed.
The three leading U. S. agricul
tural exports in 1952 were wheat
and wheat flour, cotton and leaf
tobacco.
E. J. Slemons Phonp 5023
SPARTAN PLATING CO.
140 Carolina Ave.
Spartanburg, S. C.
Platers — Silversmnhs
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GORRELL’S ANTIQUE AUCTION
GREER, S. C.—2 miles west of city limits on U. S. No. 29
Monday, March 23. Auction starts promptly at 9:30 A. M.
Lasts All Day — Rain or Shine. Open for Business 3
Days Before Auction Date.
Large lot Early American and Victorian Furniture, Cherry and
Walnut Corner Cupboards, Large Mahogany, Cherry and Maple
Drop Leaf Tables, China Press, Pine Bonnet Chest, Beds, Queen
Anne Drop Leaf Tables, Inlaid Hepplewhite Card Table, Dressing
Tables, Windsor Combback Rocker, Captains Chairs, Sets of Plank
Seat Chairs, Desks in Walnut, Maple and Mahogany Marble Top
Tables, Sofas, Ladies and Gents Chairs, Victorian Side Chairs.
Fine selection of Bric-Brac, Venetian Glass, Dresden, Pairs of Pink
and Blue Lustres, Peg Lamps with Cranberry Fonts, Vases, Staf
fordshire, Pair Bohemian Glass Decanters, Rockingham China,
Pair of Old Paris French Lamps, Salt Glaze Pitchers, Pink Satin
Glass Hanging Lamp, Majolica, Ironstone, Pattern and Colored
Glass, Pairs of Carriage Lamps, Unusual Pieces of Brass and
Copper. Kettles, Andirons, Fenders, Chestnut Roasters, Wrought
Iron and Early Primitives, Gold Leaf and Walnut Frames and
Hundreds of other items. .
Auction inside building—Seats for all—Lunch Served
Harold Goddard, Auctioneer