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\ \ * * ■ ■4 .. I ***-*■- . 1 ■* Page Six THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Thursday, March 11, 1948 ♦ ♦ WANT ADS ♦ ' ♦ TO RENT — TO FIND — TO B1Y — TO SELL Everybody Reads the Want Ads Terms Cash NOTICE—Rates for want ads are 50c minimum for 25 words, all over 25 words 2c per word All want ads are cash except to firms carrying monthly charge accounts with The Chronicle Publishing Co. PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NEWS OF GOLDVIllE VIRS. CECIL O DELL, Correspondent and Representative ' ' 'Mrs. Jerry Howard of Atlanta, Ga., Chicago, 111. ,are visiting Mr. and Mrs. spent a 'few days last week with her sister, Mrs. E. J. Willingham. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Willingham, Mrs. Howard, Mrs. Guy Prater and [supper served by the ladies of the | church. JefT D? Griffith,' of Saluda, is chairman otf the Greenwood district t mm it tee. Speakers in addition to Bishop Purcell, will include Dr. Walter K. Greene, president of Wofford eolksge; the Rev. Francis T. Cunningham, pastor of the First Methodist church, rooms. WOOD FOR SALE — Stove wood,; FOR RENT—Two office - Newberry green for heaters and any other; Copeland Hardware Supply Co., ^ ^ kind you need. Posey W. Cope- Phone 15. land. ti Harold Willingham were guests *>f Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Willingham in tfej Mrs. Chris Flow spent the week end in Greenville with Mr. and Mrs. SHOP FORGES, TONGS and Anvils, 1 Hu a h Craig. LOTS TOR SALE —On*old airport'j Augers and Auger Bits, Drills, Mrs. John Weathers and road. New development just start- wrenches, Emery Wheels and Grind- < Kathy of Spartanburg, were week- ed. City has cut’new street. Buy early | stones. Blakely-Burton’s Hardware ehd guests af (Mrs Weathers* ‘parents, before price goes up. R. E. Wysor, & Seeds. Telephone 188. 1c Mr and B F Sample. Jacobs B.d^. Phone 85-J. Lc, — - —* ' ‘ 1 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gardner were Sunday guests of Mrs. E. O. Wicker in Kinards and Mrs. Lula Wicker in Pomaria. LOOK!—A Real Buy!—1940 Pontiac in excellent condition. Come by and drive it and see what a buy. P. L Roddv 1c C. BRYAN HOLLAND Real Estate — Phone 715 Laurens, S. C. (Over Brown's Jewelry Store) Carl Franzen for two. weeks. < Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Brannon and family of Chappells, were Sunday guests^ of M?. and Mrs. Johnny Laurens, representing the statewide commission" of the church, and the Stroud.- Card of Thanks Cheryl and I wish to thank our friends, the nurses and doctors for each act of kindness, .for the flow ers, gifts and cards durihg our stay Rev. John Madison Younginer of Co lumbia, statewide director of the Methodist college fund raising pro gram. The meeting, according to Mr. . ... . . . i Younginer, is to acquaint the local at "the hospital and confinement at . f i h church workers with detailed Infor- \ —Mrs. Jack Goodlin. Woman’s Club Met 1 mation on the methods of campaign procedure in each local church and community. The Columbia-Wofford Last Thursday the Joanna Woman’s ^ illion Dollar - fund - Mr * Younginer club met at the club with a goodly |" [ number present. states, is South Carolina Methodism's'' project to raise at least a million dol lars for its two^'Schools, Columbia col lege for girls at Columbia, and Wot- ford qollege for men at Spartanburg. Another Wrestling Match At Armory Another wrestling match will be held at the armory Friday, March 19, at 8:15 p.m., sponsored by the city police, department, the proceeds to be used for their relief fund. Jim Benedetti will match against Jack Dillon; Red Dugan vs. Fred Ward. Admission is $1.00, tax includ ed, with the public invited. SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHRONICLE “The Paper Everybody Read*” “THE FEED OF 7OMORROW” is, waiting. Complete ' hives, frames, pnevr nre-cmam nre in vtnrk no* Mr * and M rs- Jennie Jenkins were! (Mrs. Nathan Brazil had charge of , . „ , . ., , hi .. " fnmes w<?Qk-end guests of \lrs. Jenkins pair* j the program centered on Easter. Miss here today! “Spartieles" mean fast- ' smoker, foundations, veils, gloves, etc. : Q- re g a * wood cr growing, more -economical chicks Gambrell Hardware Co., Green-; , ents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred §exton, in Etta Adams and Mrs. Frances Giles assisted. 25-3c 1 ^ r - and Mrs. C. W. Maddison an<I; During the social hour spring hats Mr. and Mrs. George Kennington were made with Mrs. Carl Fraszen and broilers! This amazing new feed wood, S. C.. ,s now available at C-W-S Guano — r ^ , , , — - •- j c SKIPPER COMPOUND, Condensed and family of Laurens, were week-; winning first prize. Mrs. McNeal Smoke, Sugar Cure, Sage and Sau- end guests ot Mr. and Mrs, Harley Trotter's group served- a saTad course RELIANCE AZALEA and Camellia, s ^g e Seasoning for curing your meat. Lyons Fertilizer. Also \ :gpro, Bane Meal, Blakelv-Burton’s Hardware & Seeds. «, T with coffee. ■ ■ rv . ™ ,, , -• . Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Bundrick and ^ Mheop Manure, I .ant T.nntvs T e ie p h one 18 8. family' of Leesville, and Mr. and I Choir Practice Set RADIOS REPAIRED. GE appliance:. Mrs - E - M - Bundrick of Gilbert, and Vitamin B ware & Seeds. Telephone 188. 1c The choir of the Baptist church raHucs for sale Call C D (Si-I! J G - F1(, y d 01 Newtberry, were rceent Wll l meet for practice of the Easter IT’S BABY CHICK TIME now. If | p pv° n e I 11 g uests ol Mr - and Mrs. Norman Floyd., cantata Friday at seven-thirty at Jo- you want them to grow oil' order ! mon) ^ none . I , Mrs. Grace Clark, Mrs. Ray Boozer an na Inn. All members are urged to this week. We wil order for you in A FULL assortment of Telechron anc j £, l. Darnell were visitors in be present, lots of 50 or more. They live better,; Electric Clocks for any room. Home Greenville Saturday. 1 i ^ grow faster on Spartan Starter “Spartieles.” C-W-S Guano Co. 1c SERICEA LESPEDEZA, Hulled and Supply Co. lei Mrs. James Furr,, and Jimmie With The Sick Friends of Mrs. Clarence Fulmer DAD „ - ,-——7-^—Ti were Sunday guests Of Mr. and Mrs. rnenas 01 mr*^iar< BAB\ CHICKS. Blood-tes.ed Barred R wull regret to learn she COLD THEATRE Goldville, S. C. R L Boyce wm ic&xci uu team sue b patient i Rocks, White Rocks, Rhode Island * ‘ 1 r ^ q lltpn . an d 1 at General hospital in Spartanburg. S^rified. A nice lot of seed, no RedSi 3 ut f Orpingtons and New i ch * ldren were Sunday guests of Mrj ' Mrs Ge °rg e Frady is a patient at dodder.- Blakely-Burton’s Hardware: Hampshire Reds. Also Feeds, Feed- cm ! a ^ n w p ere juimay. guesu* ui mr. ^ & Seeds. Telephone 188. Icjers, Fountains and Remedies. Blake-! and Mrs *«^ Tipton m Greenwood ^ s P rta * - i . . - . _ , e _ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johnson and . son of Johnston, Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey 1 Johnson and son of Batesburg, were Fom Flaxico or Harwood Nelson. 1c mqthERS—Do you realize that you Sunday guests of Mr. and Telephone •PGR SALE- Ford truck, long wheel" ly-Burton’s Hardware & Seeds. Tele- base, 1937 model. A good buy. See phone 188._ -■’OR SALE residence -70-acre farm and 8-room with all conveniences. can save the drudgery of washing George Murrah diapers at home for as little as $1.60 Mr. and Mrs. Harold RuSsell vis- iVsmles frum Clinton. Also two ten- per week, and also protect the health Rod Mrs, Russell’s parents, Mr. ?.nd int houses on property. Mrs. Platt of your child by being sure of sani- Mrs. Fred Wilson in Prosperity re- Prather . tfc tary and sterile diapers, that have cently. u\»v .iTTivc .v v'ch cv, been washed through a total of 10 Mr, and Mrs. Pope Johnson. Mr ^.V M nnses - Paby Dy - De Hwneland Mrs, Henry Holly of Clinto, Margaret Law re n -e. Phone 376-XR. 605 ’ Laurens - Brth Announcement FrankHn ^ rs Sgt. and Mrs. Raymond Franklin ‘I announce the birth of a son in Green- vilie recently. Methodist District College Rally In •’ Greenwood Today tfc were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. _ — i v. L. Holly. Bishop Clare Purcell, of Charlotte, ATTENTION,-READERS! Place your and ^i rs q l. Bundrick were 'will be the principal speaker at a Morning Shows—Monday, Wednesday, Friday, 10 A. M. Matinee—Monday, Wednesday, Friday ........ 1:15 P. M. Night Shows—Every night 6:30 and 8:30 Admission 35c (29c plus 6c tax); Children under 12—9c //i THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, MARCH 11-12— 'MY WILD IRISH ROSE" With DENNIS MORGAN SATURDAY, MARCH 13— DOUBLE FEATURE— 'JUNGLE FLIGHT ...and... f n n "THE OVERLANDERS" s it MONDAY AND TUESDAY, MARCH 15-16— "PIRATES OF MONTEREY" With ROD CAMERON and MARIA MONTEZ. In Color BEE KEEPERS SUPPLIES. We have subscription for Time, Life, For- Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Methodist aLtrict rally to be held at - -..-j^sf-received ••e.r-H+g--dvn-Hneivh Gufte-er-any magazine with . mo. SpeL 'p^y]^ in Wnodrcrffr rWatn Street Methodist churhh' ih ’ >o call by and get what you need cial rates met. E. E. Barbee, 322-A' Mrs. Homer Stevens and children, Greenwood this evening. while bur stock is complete. Blakely- Pickens St., Goldville. Burton's Hardware & Seeds. Tele phone 188. TOR SALE j c FOR SALE—Used garage equipment including floor jacks, electric drill,; . H"-P visited Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Madden in Spartanburg recently. , Pete Holly and Philip Dudley vis The' meeting, which will bring to- 1 gether workers, from the more than ' 60 Methodist churches throughout the WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17— - "IVY"-- With JOAN FONTAINE Also — CASH NIGHT W; r ndm:l! and tower, j c hain fall, reamers, welding outfit, ited D:ck Bragg in Augusta, .Ga., chstrict, is one in a series of eleven NEXT- Sunday. $150; water tank, and tower, $50. - e ‘ C- Also office desk. Apply Spencer Mrs. Cordelia Dobbins, Box 761, Co., Inc. Telephone 7-W. tfc AETNA ACCIDENT TICKETS pay' in-law, J. M. Harris, in Greenwood i ar Fund advance. 4+strict meetings being held in South nt i Mr. and Mrs. Earl Arthur attended Carolina in the interest of Method- the funeral of Mrs. Arthur's brother-! i sm ’s Columbia-Wofford Million Dol- I'LL WALK ALONE" FLOOR POLISHER TO RENT—We up to $5,000 Age limits 18-70. 25c j last week. j The Rev. M. B. Patrick, Greenwood I; have large deluxe polisher. It is a_day. Call 80 or 32. S. W. Sumerel,: Little Sandra Diggs of Rockingham, d j s t r ict superintendent, will preside -vot a small polisher, but handles se -Aetna-izef: *asy. Saves you both time and en ergy. Rates, $2.00 per day. Home Supply Co. Phone 423. tf STOVE WOOD for sale. Telephone 223. William P. Gastley. 1c News Reels and Selected Short Subjects COLORED BALCONY tfc 5T C“'“daughter of Mr. and Mrs. LU at the meeting which begins with EXPERT RADIO SERVICE On Home and Auto Sets CUNTON RADIO SERVICE Phone 142 In Rear L. B. Dillard's Store FOR SALE —4-room house, store build.ng already stocked, doing ;ood business >n paved road. 3 miles — | .rom Cl in'; on. Reason- for selling, ELECTROLUX- Sales, Service slndi. . aad health. Priced $3,750.00. Virgil! Supplies. H. L. Baldwin, Telephone M. Diggs, spent last week with Mr. ! and Mrs. J. N. Evans. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Martin of Clin- i ton, were Sunday guests of Mrs. = Marion Hamm. - iEE. Mr. and Mrs. George Mett§ and = Sylvia and Mrs. Bill O’Shields, Tom ^j j and John O’Shields, Mrs. H. H. Kelly EE and Vera were Sunday visitors in — Patterson. Route 1. Clinton. n-2p 407-W. tfc Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Livingston and ; daughter of Newberry, were Sunday jOG CHAINS ready-made or by FEEDS TO START your chicks right; visitors cbf Mr. and Mrs. C. A.-Dickey. the foot. Pulpwood Saws and Ektra and keep them growing. Mashes, Arthud Starnes and Harold Dar- iladtes. 24 and 48 inch Levels and Pellets and Sc-ratch Grains for chick-1 nell visited Mr. and Mrs. Charlie, Brea-e Guns Blake.y-Burton s Hard- ens. Also Hog, Dog, Rabbit, Horse, Girk in Ware Shoals Sunday, rare & Seeds Teleph me 18o 1c Cow, Fish and Bird Feeds. Blake-j Among those attending the basket-; . -~ T ;, ~ i ly-Burton s Hardware & Seeds. Tel- ball tournament in Greenville last .VANTED-M aitress cxpe.riepp un- ephone 188 • necessary. Apply Roddy s Restau-!_ ant. ,—~ ’.i for $110. Home Supply Co .V ANTED A acant lot cleaned off and — - _ _ several dead fruit trees taken up. FOR SALE—5-room house just out- Vera Johnson and Rudolph* Prater, vlrs. O. I Sheely. North Owens St., s.de Clinton erty limits on Wnit- j u ii a n HunniCutt, Cecil Farmer, Rolfe J hone 351 1c mire highway. Immediate. possession, j Clark, Bill Tinsley, Roland and Hu- i Mrs. Ad,a v Brown. Jjj 5 er t Godfrey, Lee Singley, J. D. John son and Carol Cromer. H “Savings Great In ’48” week at various times were: Mr. and = 1c i USED Frigidaire, in good condition, 1 AlTSi ' H L - Q ain f ana . Mrs. Eddie = j c Price, Misses Mary Francis, Virginia = i Bolt, Agnes Tinsley, Inez Tinsley, | Lower Prices Reflect Savings For You! joy beautiful.roses this summer. ! CABBAGE PLANTS, Onion Sets, I Mrs W A Moorhead is snendins a )fler the following six beautiful, Onion Plants Lp' tice Plants Gar ‘ S ’ -loornead is spending a • - ■ uni<,n ^ lants - ^etiuce Flams, Gar-1 few days in Greenwood with her = ’LAXT A ROSE GARDEN NOW and enj .Ve oil ^"pX'Rad^re 5 TT’^ma^ ^ CarTOlS ^ Plar ? 1 ^ daughteV, MrsT Caldwell Henderson, iixi P..ik had.an. t. laiisman, \ ic , these any time now. Blakely-Burton i Mr u orir i orc . ir . oria. Go.'den Dawn. Editor McFar- ^ Hardware & Seeds. Telephone 1,88. f ’ and all six 2-year blooming size, special i fie: No. 26—$6.85 'postpaid. «Vr;te for free copy 48-page Planting luide n color. Salesmen wanted. .Vaynesboro Nurseries, Waynesboro, Virginia! , ' ' 1c i o Auction Sale! March 17-2 P. M. — at — W. B. and P. F. Ramage Farm Near Country Club on Clinton-Laurens H'wy. 1 International 8-'ft. Hinder on rubber, used only one year. 1 International 22’cylinder Thresher, in ffood condi tion. Cotton Planters. Guano Distributors. W**,w Stocks. . Wagon Harness. Bridles and Gears. Two-horse Wagon. 2 Walking Cultivators^ Sprinj’-tooth Cultivators. Bermuda Grass Plow. " Capt. and Mrs. Fred Ross and girls — NOTICE Camellias Ros- of Marion ’ uere w eek-end guests of = r x L '-ameiiias ivos _ their parents Mr and Mrs j M = es, Bouquets, Gould Birds Ross and Mr. and Mrs. J. D. O'Dell. EE In Mrs. and Mrs. Sloan Rowland vis- = trermed in beautiful o d |ited their daught ^ Juanitaj in Spar . = walnut frames. Noah s Ark, tanburg on si#iday * = AUUn •|| rt C r 1Q Those visiting Louie Nabors at the = Abbeville, 5. C. 18-6cj Veteran . s hospiul in C[llumbia on = Sunday were Misses Mary Kate Carr, = Betty Prater, Robbie Stewart, Messrs, Hack Prater. Richard Willingham and EE Mr. and Mrs. Grover Nabors. EE Mr. and Mrs. A. B .Galloway, Bud and Joe Galloway of Trenton spent = Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harold = Murphy. Misses Sara and Betty Gal- * loway returned with their parents == after spending the week-end here. 1 EE (Mrs. John Ross and Charles spent EE Monday in Greenville. , EE Bud Carr left Sunday for hospitali- = \ zation at the Veteran’s hospital in — Golumibia. ^ : Jimmy'Templetorraf; Calhoun Falls, spent the week-end with his grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. D.’ O’Dell. Mr, and Mrs. Tom Yearwood, Mr. ; and Mrs. Leonard Rochester of Woodruff, were recent visitors of Mr.' ^ | and Mrs. J. D. Nix. = I Mr. and Mrs*- A. Muriel Bobb, 1 EE (Miss Joan Bobb of Newberry, vis ited Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Humphries Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Guyton of Un- ion, spent the week-end with Mr. and ~ Mrs. Clarence Guyton. - , Frank C. Hampton af Anderson, visited Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Bowman and family last Sunday. Charles Nix and Bill Moon spent Saturday in Greenville. (Mr. and Mrs. H. Prairie of Kanka kee, 111., and Mrs. J. Klomhaus of REAL VALUE FOR SALE Owner offers: 1—lot, 90x380. 1—newly constructed house. 1—store building on side of lot, 14x18. 1—large barn in rear. 1—outhouse, used for child's play house. ' * | LOCATED ON WEST MAIN STREET. If interested, phone 438 or 381-R. - —A SPECIAL BUY! —A SPECIAL PRICE! \ —51 GAUGE—15 DENIER NYLONS $1.00 Pair Sheer magic for your legs. If per fect, would be $2.25. Slight imperfec- iions make this quality hose a saving for you. Choose from many spring shades. Sizes 8Vi to 10Vi* o o Here’s A Value! Shag Rugs $1.00 This is a value ygu cannot afford to miss—worth twice the price. Choose from blue, gold, rose, or green. - n o n o n n P & G PAINT Made in the South •*— i for the South BUILDING MATERIALS t ' . •' . J. R. Crawford Phone 10 South Broad at Pine SALE!—And What A Price! ' ! . . Slight Imperfects 4 f Cannon Sheets ! $1.99 I 81x99. Tested quality—as only Can- 'non can make. Bleached snow-white —ready for use. Satisfaction guaran- <*=> teed or your money back.. Big Savings for You! CHENILLE Bath Mat Set $1.00 (Actual $2.00 Value) J l Dress-up your bathroom—give it the new spring look. Warrior Chenille Bath Mat sets are handsome, useful, practical. Peach, aqua, blue,' rose, and green. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiH