The Index-Journal from Greenwood, South Carolina • Page 2

Index-Journal, Greenwood, S.C., June 3, 1965 (May 26 June 2) plot in Ninety Six, exchange of PROPERTY TRANSFERS property, Thomas Nicholls Wells to Town and Mary B. Heironimus, lot on Jef- tate to Country Real John William Dukes Jr. ferson Street, $16,000 and as and Geneva Dukes, lot in M. sumption of mortgage. Westover.

$2,000. H. Hunter Jr. to James Parson and Gladese R. Billy Ray Reeder to Emily adp, lot at Lake Greenwood, $10 Camp, and lot in assumption Belle of Meade.

M. and other considerations. G. Steadman and J. lusti to 0.

J. Young. lot Mortgage and C. Consolidated Belle Meade, $4,810 and a assump. Investment Corp.

to Sterling tion of mortgage. Discount lot at Hodges, lavestment Corp. A. James P. Harter and Linda Consolidated Mortgage, and $750.

Segers and Frances Segers, B. Harter to George Nelson lot on New Street, $2,150. Polatty Jr. and Linda D. PolatAnnie Lou Kemp Lewis to ty, lot on Canyon Drive, $600 David Lewis, lot at Ninety Six, and assumption of mortgage.

$1, love and affection. Wayne Rhett Lewis and Pearle 1. Gregory Ritchie to na Burdette Charles Alvin Lewis to Doyle Holley, in Burdette Anderson, lot on JorNihety Six, $11,400. dan Street, $5 and assumption Helen Elizabeth Hilton S. Darby to of mortgage.

H. Uprichard, two lots on' Lanham Street, $1,900. Ellie B. Faust and Virginia Charles P. Scott James A.

Rauton and the County Bank to Harrison Marcengill and Mrs. and Virginia A. Rauton, execuBarbara Brown Marcengill, lot tors of will of Sara Lee B. Pine Drive, $2,500 and jor, to R. C.

McDade, lot in sumption of mortgage. Blyth Heights, $800. Douglas Featherstone, James Durant Kirby to tor-trustee of will of Ruby Mar- dolph John Hunt lot on shall Anderson Sloan to John Davis Avenue, $10.000. Benson Sloan 482 acres on W. A.

Butler to Danny Lamar Ninety Six highway and lot in Butler, lot on highway 10, $5, Ninety Six, $5 and premises. love and affection. John Benson Sloan Jr. to Lu- Nigel Rudolph Miller and Jucille E. Simmons and W.

C. dieth Annette Miller Neeley to Simmons. lot in Ninety Six, Wilbur Clark, lot on Dixie way, $14,500. Paul S. Monty and Laura Edwin F.

Lau to Aileen W. Ann Monty to Watson Bouknight Lau, one-half Interest in lot in Murphy, lot in Idlewood, Sheffield, $5 and premises. 73 and assumption of mortgage. Austin R. McElhaney, proBobby L.

Terry and Bertha bate judge and ex-officio B. Terry to W. A. Dunn, lot on ter, to Richard A. Kinard.

lot Columbia Street, $1,867.01 and on Central Avenue. $6.020, high assumption of mortgage. bid in case of Mary Lomax, W. A. Dunn to James E.

individually and as guardian, Watts, lot on Chace Street, against Wyatt Lomax, Mamie $3,830.70 and assumption Kinard, Julia Dean et al. of mortgage. Louis Everett Wood to Joseph W. A. Dunn to Bobby Wayne H.

Kirby and Ann W. Kirby, Foster, lot on Holloway Street, lot in Idlewood, $2,750. $3,657.15 and assumption of Ellis D. Brown and Mrs. mortgage.

Wilma W. Brown to Wallace F. Willie Robert Louden and Hall or Ethel L. Hall, four lots Carrie Louden to Greenwood in Blyth Heights, $1,100. Mills, lot near Ninety Six, ex- Mrs.

Ruth S. Pardue to John change of property. D. Powell and Mrs. Louise E.

Greenwood Mills to Willie Powell, 12.20 acres in Kirksey Robert Louden and Bessie Mae section, $11,000. W. Louden, lot in Ninety Six L. Hodges to Wilburn exchange of property. Stanley Burroughs, 41.54 acres Julia Hill to Greenwood Mills, in Nation section, $3,112.50.

Jot near Ninety Six, exchange James B. Harmon of property. W. Harmon to John L. Greenwood Mills to Julia Hill, lot in Lakewood Heights, $1,600.

Greenwood Memorial Gardens NEW RECORDS TO WATCH WE'VE GOT THE HITS I Can't Help MyselfThe Four Tops Mr. Tambourine ManThe Byrds (I Can't Get No Satisfaction)The Rolling Stones You'll Never Walk Alderry Pacemakers Thank You JohnWillie Tee That Ain't AllJohn D. Loudermilk Tune Up- Jr. Walker Seventh SonJohnny Rivers I'm a FoolDino, Desi Billy For Your LoveThe Yardbirds We're Not Kids AnymoreE. Tubb L.

Lynn An Unbelievable Value! 24 TOP COUNTRY STARS 24 TOP COUNTRY SONGS ON THIS FANTASTIC Capitol Two Set Hi Fi 2.98 Stereo 3.98 Courthouse Records Greenwood Memorial Gardens to Mr. or Mrs. Wilton V. Price, lot, $250. Mrs.

E. E. Deal to Mr. and Mrs. Donnice W.

Carlisle, lot in Edgewood Cemetery, $125. James E. Fortner and Mabeline Fortner to Wayne 0. Moore, lot near Lake Greenwood, $5. love and affection.

Luther T. Thompson and Nancy K. Thompson to W. W. Dunn, lot on Duncan Avenue, $1,100 and assumption of gage.

W. A. Dunn to James Walker, lot on Kirksey, Drive, $3,241.66 and assumption of mortgage. W. A.

Dunn to Walter R. Scott and Betty F. Scott, four acres on S.C. Road 24-81, $799.99 and assumption of mortgage. G.

E. Hawkins Sr. to H. G. Jr.

and Gladys Harbin Bearden, five acres near airport, $1,500. MARRIAGE LICENSES Buinas Freeman, Compton, and Janie Earlyn Andrews, Greenwood. James Ralph Freeland, Greenwood, and Joyce Lynice Chastain, Walhalla. Robert Lloyd Ellerbe and Lillian Virginia Johnson, both of Greenwood. Doyle Ray Campbell and Rosemary Gilles, both of Greenwood.

James Henry Reed and Gloria Theodore, both of Greenwood. Juan Anthony Brown, Greenville, and Linda Kay Whatley, Greenwood. June Waldrup and Sallie Ann Watkins, both of Asheville, N.C. Lornel Saxon and Vera Sheard, both of Greenwood. Clifton Claude Wells and Phyllis Ann Sayles, both of Greenwood.

Robert Michael Kelleher, Augusta, and Mary Elizabeth McCune, Greenwood. James Henry Spann Due West, and Jane Elizabeth Mabry, Greenwood. James Cuthbert Self Jr. and Linda Faye Coleman, both of Greenwood. James Everett McClain Jr.

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