The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, January 05, 1961, Image 6
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Thanday, January 5,-1961
WANT ADS
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES—
Pint Imwrtion — MUtfmum 75c np U
Sc each additional ward
Multiple laaertiea — 4 time* (ar price a( S
Obitaaries, Cards af Tkanks and Tretfass Notices
charge at 3 cenU per word. Minimum Sl.a*
ALL WANT AD VS CASH
DEADLINE: t:9$ A. M.. Wed^sday
FOB SALE
FOR SALE — Girls’ 1 26-inch
Schwinn bicy-.le, practicaUy
new. See Diane Templeton. 152
Pine St.. Lydia, or call 1794 IcL
FOR SALE — 1953 Plymouth
Cranbrook 4-door sedan. Extra
clean, good mechanical condit
ion. good tires. One owner. Phone
1355-W. tfc
CABBAGE PLANTS. Fine plant* in
Jhjjleston Wakefield variety. AIm.
flower plants and shrubbery. Tan
gle wood Nursery, 2 miles North of
Clinton on Highway 306 Telephone
1060. • tf
FOR SALE OR RENT—House
tartler, in good condition, com
pletely furnished; also ’51 model
Chevrolet truck; wood saw for
sale. H. L. Gregory, 1101 North
Sloan Street. 4p-J-26
FOE SALE
Attractive 5-room house In College
View. Beautiful landscaped lot
Duct heat to each room. 10S fim
St. Call 565. tf
NOTICE
NOTICE: No hunting, fishing or
trespassing of any kind allowed
on lands of Perry Moore on the
Hurricane Road. 4c-J-5
NOTICE: No hunting, fishing or
trespassing allowed on my lands.
Violators will be prosecuted by
law Hdnry Hunter, Joanna. 4p-J-5
FOR RENT
FOR RENT—Furnished apart
ment private entrance, private
bath 308 Davidson St., Phone
406-J. 1c
SPECTALTCED C 9°* FOR RENT-Three-room apart
“f* .°' S P* c * s ’ ment. 110 Academy St. Call Mrs.
Foods, Barbecuing. Meat and J
NOTICE — No hunting and tres
passing are allowed on my land
northeast of Clinton known as the
Henry place and Craekland farm,
and Hipp place off the Greenwood
road. Mrs. Ouida C. Bailey. F15-C
Outdoor Cooking. Chronicle Pub
lishing Co., Stationery Depart
ment. 109 Gary St., Phone 74.
FOR SALE—Extra heavy wench
truck, several hundred cedar
posts, 28c, at my place. Max Ab
ercrombie, Airport Road. Lau
rens. Telephone MU 23351 or
24806 1c
FOR SALE-1955 4-door Ford
station wagon in good condition
Raymond Pitts, Phone 72.
TRAILER SPACE for rent. Phone
184 from 6:00 p. m. to 9:00 p. m.
Mrs.> E. E Cox, 602 E. Florida
Street. tfc
FOR RENT—5-room apartment
in Tribble apartments on North
Woodrow street. Sorry, no chil
dren. See R. L. Plaxico at D. E.
Tribble Co. tf
FOR RENT — Four room house.
TRESPASS NOTICE
NO HUNTING, fishing or tres
passing of any kind on the lands
of Hubert J. Pitts. Violators will
be prosecuted. tf
NOTICE: No hunting, fishing or
trespassing allowed on the lands
owned by Thornwell Orphanage.
Violators will be prosecuted. 4cJ5
ELECTROLUX (R)—World’s only
automatic cleaner. Sales and Ser
vice. H. L. Baldwin, Bonded Rep
resentative, Telephone 1797. tf
B-nasseneer V-8 with Overdrive new 'y decorated, about 7 miles NOTICE No hunting, fishing or
II r.„ MO. o- Clinton, .bon. s tnfa M t^Und nltow.)
Can finance for purchaser' Can
be seen at my residence on Sa °* • ,oanna Telephone 2384. Joanna.
luda Highway. Phone 512. G. B.i ^
Goldsmith. tf | p 0R RENT—Five room house, 2 NOTICE—No hunting, fishing or
on my lands. Violators will be
prosecuted. C. C. Giles. 4c-J-12
Public Record#
The following public records
were filed the past week in the
office of the Clerk of Court of
Laurens County.
PROPERTY TRANSFERS
T. M. and Geneva Rice to Wm.
M. Rice and Minnie Lee Rice, lot
on Langston Church Road for
$75.00.
David Garrett to Mary Lou S.
Garrett, 188 acres for $10.00. love
and affection.
Sarah M. Coker and Seawright
Coker to Doffer Kilgo, (L50 acres
for $1.00, love and affection.
S. Ray Armstrong and Flora
A. Armstrong 1 to J. D. Langston,
8 acres for $5,500.00.
W. E. Dunlap, Clerk of Court,
to Metropolitan Life Insurance
Co., a corporation, 4.10 acres for
$500.00.
Lindsey J. Forrester, Jr., to
Earl M. Lineberger, Eugene M.
Paul, Jr., and Richard D. Woo
ten, lot on Lake Greenwood for
$10.00. „
J. L. Sanders to Heyward R.
King, lots on Elizabeth street for
$10.00 and other considerations.
Paul M. Nash to Sara M. Nash,
113 acres for $10.00, love and af
fection.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
ISSUED
Gary Ladd Holcombe. Lau
rens, and Barbara Sue Hender
son, Laurens.
Grady Herbert Worthy, Jr.,
Clinton, and Josephine Virginia
Wilson, Laurens.
Roy Franklin Saxon, Laurens,
FOR SALE — Thor automatic
miles west of Joanna. Telephone
trespassing allowed on the estate
! 2384, Joanna.
ironer, lawn set. glider, 2 chairs.
dinette suit, table and 4 chairs, j FOR RENT: Private apartment, 3
automatic Winchester rifle, set ofrooms and bath. Front and back en-
carpenter tools, four room house! trances 601 E Fla. St., Phone 281-
^ of B. Hubert Boyd. Violators will
_ i be prosecuted by law. Katherine
J. Boyd, Executrix. 4-C-J-19
and extra lot. Mrs. W. T. Kan-
ning. Manna St., Joanna. Tele
phone 2324. Ip
J.
tfc
FOR SALE—1200 fonts 8 point
used Corona Lintoype mats, in |
fair condition. Priced reason- HOUSE
ably. Sent on approval. Chronicle
Publishing Co., Phone 74, Clin
ton, S. C.
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE
AZALEAS, Camellias, L o q u a t,
Magnolia, Pink Dogwood, Gar
denia. Pittosporum, Sassanquas,
FOR SALE — Three
rooms and bath; in good condit
ion; recently remodeled. Will sell
appliances also. L. E. Culbert
son, 208 Spruce St., Lydia. Ip
FOR SALE — Beautiful 5-room
house, bath, oil heat, and water
Aucuba, Boxwood and Hollies * in | heater. For information call
>everal varieties and sizes. Tangle- 1503-W or 108 Gordon St 4p-J-5
wood Farm, 2 miles north of Clin- i ’ ' i:. „' — —
ion on S. C. Highway 308. Phone F0R S ^ E 0R TRADE—5-acre
]0e0 ; tract of land, 4-room house, liv-
' I able Well, fruit trees. Will trade
COOK BOOKS. Large variety to for land or timber land or will
delight any homemaker. Famous tor $1,250.00. Small down
recpies from all over the United Payment. Will finance balance.
States. Also foreign countries. 1 Max Abercrombie, Airport Road,
Chronicle PubUshing Co., Inc J Laurens. Telephone MU 23351 or
Stationery Department, 106 Gary 24806 4 P
St., Phone 74, FOR SALE — 3-bedroom house,
EMILY POST’S Etiquette Books loca ted on South Broad St. Ex-
HELP WANTED
HELP WANTED — Male or Fe
male, in Clinton. Full or part
time Watkins routo available. No
I investment. Earn the year round.
Bonus Plan. Age 21-70. Must be
neat. Write Watkins Products,
Inc,. Box 5071, Dept. S-3, Rich
mond, Virginia. 3pD15-22, J5
AVON CALLING
Ambitious Mothers, splendid op
portunity to earn $$$ during
school hours. No experiences nec
essary. Openings in E. Carolina
Ave., Whitten Village, Joanna
and Whitmire Highways, Renno,
Cross Hill, Waterloo, Waterloo
and Clinton Rural Colored. Call
or write Mrs. Frances Hines, 129
LaSalle Ct'., Spartanburg, S. C.,
58-36755.
jre now
Chronicle.
collectors’ items. The
PANSY PLANTS, Swiss Giants in
mixed colors. Also English Daisy,
Painted Daisy, Columbine, Sweet
tension. $350 00 down. Call W. L.
Patterson. Telephone 22271, Lau
rens. * tfc
FOR SALE
^ ^ „ . One nice 7 room brick veneer
Wdham, Stock, Candytuft, C.ma-; home with two st . reened . jn back
Omterbuni Foxglove, | po rchgs situated on nice shaded
Li nope and Thrift. Tanglewood'. , • ■ , , .
Nursery, 2 miles north of Clinton lot ,D qulet sectJon of town
on S. C. Highway 308. Phone 1060. tf
PIANOS in excellent condition
Tuned and ready to go. Terms easy,
prices low. The Trading Post, Laur
ens, S. C. tfc
WANTED
WANT laundry work to do. We
need the work desperately. Will
do it at a very reasonable price.
Please come and see Mrs. W. E.
Caudell near Bonds Crossroads.
Within walking distance of town
and two doors down from the
First Baptist Church makes this
ideal for retirement property or I
for nice rental home. Hot water!
heat adds to the attractiveness |
of this home with small base- ■
ment. Call today for appointment
to see it.
PLASTI-PAK, the modern reusable One six room home situated
adhesive. The Chronicle. I close to town. Was freshly paint-
— ;■ "* : i ed last summer inside and out.
SAS world-wide restaurant cook | jj as
STENSO LETTERS. AH sizes. The
Chronicle.
bode. The Chronicle.
IT’S A LONG WAY to Mrs. Mc
Donald’s (a transplanted Texan) tea
room in Missouri. Why not try some
of her recipes The Chroyde,
MOORE BILLING MACHINES
in stock and will order. The Chron
icle.
Wasson • Wasson
Incorporated
Hickory Tavern
new gas heater and is in
fairly good location.' Priced to
sell.
Nice home in College View
with plenty of shrubbery, hedges
and cement walks. This home is
in good condition and is owned
by old gentleman moving to live
with his people. Has been well
| taken care of. Call for appoint-
BETTER HOMES AND GARDEN ment. .
txwks on house plants, meat cook- Five and one-half room, 1V4
ery, holiday and barbecue cook baths situated on nice lot in Lake-
books. The Chronicle. wood. Has not been hurt al-
' I though owner has occupied it for
several months. Can be moved
into immediately and would re
quire only small down payment.
Several homes in Lakewood
will be ready for occupancy
soon. See these and get your pick
of tile, colors, etc. We will be
more than glad to help you se
lect your lot and help you get
the home you want. We can help
arrange financing, insurance,
mortgage protection insurance
for debt free homes in case you
don't live to see your new home
paid for. Our agency is ready to
help you, no matter what you
seek in the-line of Real Estate or
Insurance.
We need several homes outside
the city limits. We need several
10-20 acre plots. We are in touch
with buyers every day and need
land and homes to suit their
needs. If you have more land
than you need, list it with us. If
you are looking for a piece of
property, leave your name with
us and we’ll help you find it.
Your needs are our main con
cern.
ChorlM H. Hughes
NEED MEN!
—for established debits with
Legal Reserve Insurance
Co. Selling Accident,
Health, Life, and Fire. Age
between 25 and 40. Musi
have car In running condi
tion.
Beginners can earn at
least $100 per week to be
gin. No experience neces
sary. Opportunity for ad
vancement with group in
surance and retirement.
Call 899 Clinton for appoint
ment. tf
WELL BORING
GEORGE E. WASSON
JAMES D WASSON
M MONTHS TO PAY
TERMS
Phones Laurens Rural 27810, 25-
200, 25205, or cootsttt at Waaaon
Brea. Store at Hkkory
Real Estate #r
Call 780 Day or Night
1c
OFFICE SUPPLIES
CHRONICLE PUR. CO.
PHONE T4
FINAL
Take notice th
of January,
final account
ings as Execui
of Jacob M
MENT
bn Jhe 30th day
I will render a
y acU, and do-
of The estate
knightfin the of
fice of the Judge of Probate of
Laurens County, at 10 o’clock a.
m. and on the same day will ap
ply for a final discharge from
my trust as Executrix.
Any person indebted to said es
tate, is notified and required to
make payment on or before that
date; and all persons having
claims against said estate will
present them on or before said
date, duly proven or be forever
barred.
MARY BRAGG BOUKNIGHT,
Executrix
December 30, 1960 4c-J-26
For The Best
Deals and Biggest
Selection of Used
Freight Vans
VISIT, CAU Oft WRITS
GREAT DANE
TRAILER SALES/ INC
NmHi Pleusantburg Drive
Phone: Cfder 2-6178
OftEENVIUI, S. C
’TMl LOSS N TIMB5R AND WILDLIFE I* *TA«««RINS/
H8LP PREVENT FOREST HFtESS
and Sandra Lee Blakely, Lau
rens.
Jessie James McCall, Clinton,
and Mary Geraldine Overstreet,
Clinton.
Willie Ezell McDowell, Gray
Court, and James Belle Lati-
more, Laurens.
Jackie Carroll Jones. Laurens,
and June Earlene Loftis, Lau
rens.
William Harry Smith, Greer,
and Anice Bonell Miller, Greer.
Lee Watson Abercrombie, Lau
rens, and Hattie Sue Burns, Spar
tanburg.
Jack Lewis Word,I Laurens,
and Bobbie Jean Burns, Laurens.
David Rudolph Blakely, Lau
rens, and Loretta Anne Johnson,
Laurens.
Robert Vandiver Theo, Wood
ruff, and Annie Mae Cooper,
Woodruff.
Alfrod Ronald Murphy, Wood
ruff, and Martha Lou Boat
wright, Laurens.
Henry Lee Lewis, Clinton, and
Margaret Gregory Chilton, Clin
ton.
J. M. Eleazer, Farm
Writer For Chronicle/
Retires From Service
J. M. “Jim” Eleazer, writer of
the farm column, “Farms and
Folks,” published weekly in The
Chronicle, has retired.
Mr. Eleazer also wrote another
column, “Seen Along, the Road
side,” published by many papers,
and was the author of two books,
“A Dutch Farm Boy,” and “Our
Land Is Our Life,” a book on con
servation.
Mr. Eleazer, who majored in
agronomy at Clemson, was not
professionally trained as a writer
but has become noted through
his columns as one of the most
widely read editors in the agri
cultural field. He started writing
a farm column while serving as
county agent in Saluda county in
1918.
“I found my column to be very
helpful in advancing ideas which
1 hoped would aid in improving
agriculture.
“I am grateful that the news
papers saw fit to print them,” he
added.
The American Association of
X
Agrclultural College Editors
twice selected Mr. Eleazer’* col
umn g* tops In the nation. In
1957, he was selected by “The
Progressive Fanner” magazine
for the award of Man of the Year
in South Carolina Agriculture.
The retirement is in accord
ance with the Clemson College
policy of retiring personnel at the
!t of 65. He will retain an office
th the Agricultural ^Informa
tion Service at Clemson.
In his columns, Mr. Eleazer In
terlaced new farm ideas with
vivid descriptions of earlier farm
life In the Dutch Fork section of
Lexnigton County shortly after
the turn of the century.
He described his father as a
country doctor who kept two
horses. ^ _
‘Brother and I farmed with the
one he wasn’t driving” he says.
He has worked for the Clemson
College Extension Service since
1917, having served in Jasper,
Saluda, and Sumter counties. He
came to Clemson as information
specialist in 1945.
“Seen Along the Roadside” and
“Farihs and Folks” will be con
tinued on a weekly basis by an
other author. ,
Greer Drops Clinton
Greer’s Rockets bounced Clin
ton’s Cavaliers from the un
beaten ranks, 90-58, Tuesday
night at Greer, leaving Saco-
Lowell’s Pioneers and Clinton
deadlocked for first spit in the
fast Textile B Boys’ League,
each with 8-1 marks.
The Rockets, 7-1, are in second
spot. •
FANCY SUCING
TOMATOES
U. S. No. 1 Cobbler 10 Lb. Bag Shop
Potatoes 35c PKNhrtfqqly!
CLINTON, S. C.
CAROLINA’S PRIDE CURED WHOLE
PICNICS
4 to 7
Pounds
We Give Greenbax Stamps With Every Purchase
PORK LOIN SALE
CENTER
CHOPS
Lb.
69c
END
CHOPS
Lb.
59
c
Loin End
Pork Roast
; ^
Lb.
59«
TIDEWATER - x 14 Oz. Btl. BLUE RIBBON 400 Ct. B
CATSUP 19c Facial Tissue 19
14 Oz. Btl.
BLUE RIBBON
400 Ct. Box
UNICA
SALMON
Tall
Can
49C
JEWEL
SHORTENING
j
3 Lb.
Carton
49c
FLOUR:
25 Lb. Bag Plymouth 25 Lb. Bag Ballard
>1.29 >1.89
MAXWELL HOUSE
COFFEE
LIMIT: One
With $5.00 Or
More Order!
1 Lb.
Bag
MOTHER’S KING SIZE .
BREAD IVi u>. Loai 19< CAKE
MOTHER’S LARGE ROUND—H Choc., Vi Coconut
Each 39*