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. V •./' ' ' i. / I lJ if TOE CLDiTTON CHRONICLE, GMTON, Si C. PAY, MAY 18. 1987 THE CBBONKXli^ WANT AD RATES , ie per «r«ri far fint lilM^ ti«p; fire Uipei^ieM far tiM' price af fw Miaimna cinga SSc. \ CaH of tkaaka aad triUtaa af reaped Ic a ward,<'pajrabla in iidyaaN^ MialaiaBi SOe. FOR SALE — Several good Jersey milk cows. Apply to J. Hamp Stone, Clinton. / , 50-2c ‘STARTER PELLETS cost an more than mash. CHANGE to “Spartan Pellets” today. C-W-S Guano Ca, Inc., Clinton. i Ic FOR RENT — A grood ^untry lyme, plenty of shade and splendid pas ture. ^ee J. Hamp Stone, 20-2c ONt^HALF PRICE sale on hand made Lawn F'urniture — benches, flower boxes, bird baths. Can be* seen on Saturday afternoon. M^es Dillard, bn Bell street. Ip ^ Goldville, Jijlay V— M™* Whitney Gibson of SdrdsiAaJ^ N. C., ^is visit ing her sister, Mrs. (X M. Templeton, and her brother, D. J. Buchanan. Alex.Crawford spent the week-end in Union With his parents., • Mr. and Mrs; John H. j>avenport and sons and Mrs. Lidie Chaiplee vis ited Mr. and Mrs. George T. Daven port and Mr .and Mrs. J. J. Floyd in Newberry over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. ^i^ner spent Sunday with Mrs. Gardner's father in Greenwood. • Misses Nell and Edna Hamm spent Secretary Franks Explains Plan of Operation of National Farm Loan Association. * the week-end with their sister^. Mrs^, of $1,100,105.00 outstanding in Walter Wright, in Spartanburg. Ray Bragg, Calvin McNeil, and J. T. Fulfiler motored to Chimney Rock, Nr^., Sunday. ^ r Mr. and Mrs. J.*B.\Hart spent Sun day with Mrs. Hart’s^parents in Bel- Ijn. * . Mrs. Ralph Higgins of Newberry, In. Laurens -County, 290 farmers have loans totaling- approximately $695,925.00 with the Federal Land Bank fo Columbia through the Op- tom istic National Farm Loan Associa tion, according to Clyde T. ‘Franks, of Laurens, secretary of the" asso ciation. il addition there are 314 Land Bank Commissioner loans out standing in the coujity, making a to- Land ‘Bank and Land Bank Commis- sioner loansT Mr. Franks, who has just returned from a fneetThg of natioharfarm^loan association secretaries in Columbia, said that reports at the meeting in dicated that the jnaJOJrity of land bank borrowers are now happily in a posi- ked Mrs.^ Canu^U’W m<kher, Mbs. O’Shield# in Golavule Sunday. Mr. and •Mrs.,' Fred Haney were viistors in Anderson Sun^y. Mr. and, Mrs. Grady Canfield and daughter visited relatives jn Whitmire Sunday. , ^ Messrs. Alvin ai^ Vernon Tram mell visited Friends andt relatives in Moores Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. ,J. J. Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Grady Smith visited, rela- tiveWln Greet SUnday. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Balleau and children visited Mrs. Balleau’s par ents in Gonestee Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. P. V. Martin .and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Davis in Goldville. QUAKER STATE OIL' PENNZOIL I .spent Saturday with her sister, Mrs.meet their intertyt payments t RoiiiaK promptness and r^ularity^ Ap- t Beulah Stroud ! Mr. and Mrs. Calvin i McNeil and And Modern Grea^r^ Eguipment. SOWERS^JaRAGE, Phone 196 j Mr. and Mrs. J. T, F'ulmer motored to WHY WASH at home? Buchanan’s does it beat. 15 pounds Damp Wash, ready to ~ iron, only 49cr Buchanan’s Dry Cleaners and Laundry, Telephone No. 28. tf NOTICE—All makes of sewing ma chines repaired, overhauled or re built. Parts and supplies furnished. C. G. Strickland, Strick’s Place, Lau rens, S^ C., out Greenwood high way. Ip BABY CHICKS, FEEDS, B. W. D. Tested Chicks. Starting, Growing and Laying Mash, Grains, Oyster Shells, Walko and Pratt’s Chick 'Tab lets, Feeders and Fountains. Blakely Brothers Seed Store. Telephone 188. Radio- and Refriger ation Service - Call 36 RADIO EXCHANGE Columbia Saturday. John Fox of Spartanburg, is .spend ing the week with Mr. and Mrs. Ar chie-Spiviey. ~ L. B. Martin, Tyler Martin and Miss Mae Martin of Wrightsville, Ga., and W. E. Martin, Emory Martin and Miss Louise Allen of—Milledgeville, Ga., were Sunday guests^of Mr.* and. Mrs. Dan Martin. * Mr. and Mrs. Dickey Horne of Fort Mill, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. J. D. O’Dell. - _ Mr. and Mrs, Ben Clements and 'Miss Coleen McCoy of Sumter, spent Sunday, with Miss Annie Ruth Mims. Miss Mabel Aldred spent the week end with her sijster in Gainesville, Ga. Mrs. L H. Pbag was- called to Laii- ^ rens Tuesday ot\, account of the ill ness of her father, W. W. Cole. Mrs. C. E. Chapman spent the pagt week*^ with her dalighter in ColOthbfaT ^rs. John Feltman spent the week end with her .sister, Mrs. Roy Mc- rens. BULK SEEDS. Beans, Cabbage, Col- lard, EhgiTsb Pc5s,‘ Be^7"Carr6tj Lettuce, I^dish, Tendergreen, Mus tard, Turnip, Tomato, Spinach, Kale, Corn, Nasturtium and Many Others. Also Flower and -Vegetable Seeds in Packages. Blakely Brothers Seed Store. Telephone 188. Ic - FOR RENT—By week or month, dur ing .summer, .small stucco cottage, 3 rooms and bath, furnished, at Beau fort Shores, Beaufort, S. C. In ex cellent condition. $10.00 per week in advance. Mrs. J. L. Rentz, Hotel Clin- lonj— —- ^ - PULLETS FINISHED on. Spartan Growing and DeveHoping Pellets will lay plenty jof eggs ami rmk9 you Fome real money this fall. Try this special developing fet*<l. C-W-S Guano Co., Inc., Clinton., ,1c ELECTRICAL REPAIRING — It’s time to get out those F^lectric Fans and Other Appliances and* have them x^put in goqd condition for the summer. .Miss lEloise Johnson * spent the ip lyyLPlPlbA’Ii j!iatUmai_Farm. Ixian Association and In Hospital^ " Friends of Mrs. E. J. WilHngham will regret to know that she is a pa tient in the New’bcrry hospital follow ing an operation Monday. Clyde Bledsoe is a patient in the Newberry hospital. He is suffering from injuries suMaine in a motor cycle accident which occurred on the highway between Newberry and”Sa luda Saturday. Surprise Birthday Party ^rs. J. M. Sharpe was quite pleas antly surprised when a few of her friends honored her with a birthday •ptrty *t the home of Mrs. J. M. Bo- zard on the evenihg of April 23rd. Mrs. Sharpe was the recipient of many lovely gifts. Late in the eve ning a delicious sweet course was sen’ed. See me for Radio Repairing toor R. Stanton Blakely at Blakely Brothers Eeed Store. Telephone 188. Ic TOMATO PLANTS — Several Varie ties, Hot and Sweet Pepper, Egg Plant, Sweet Potato and'" Cabbage Plants. Gladioli Bulbs, Double Golden Gleam and Dwarf Mixed Na.sturtium8 in Bulk. Blakely Brothers Seed Store! Telephone 188. Ic FREE!—If excess acid causes you Stomach Ulcer^ Gas Paips, Indi gestion, Heartburn, Belching, Bloat ing, Nausea, get free sample doctor’s prescription, Udga, at Kellers Drug Store. 6-10-12p WANTED — To buy pealed poplar, gum, pine and cottonwood pulp- wood. CashiOn railroad siding. H. M. Hentz, Pomaria, S. C. 6-18-5tp BABY CHICKS — Have severar hundr^ New Hamp®hirr"Chick this week at 8c. Thornwell Orphan^e Glrts^ tTub rafty Members of the Joanna Girls’ club enjoyed a party Tuesday evening, with the groups of Miss Mary Nell Sample and Miss Doris Wofford aa hostesses. A mock commencement program was given and comic pri^ awarded. Ice cream was served/'by Miss Sample^ Mnrr Wofford, and/Miss Ruby Kelly. /^^ Music Club Meetii^ The Music club held i^^last meet ing of this school term Monday eve ning in the music roon/at the school. It had as'guestsf ^e faculty, the mothers and friends of the members. Those taking part on the program y^ere Ellen Boyce, France* lowland, Lourise Harr^on, JuanitaX Rowland, Naomi HalL.Juanita Frapjlcs, Mary Lendford, Hazel Ellis, Bobbie Jean Carr and Charles Franks in piano, and Viola Hill and Mary Francis in violin/ Assisting the club in the pro gram was Elizabeth Willingham with a reading, and the glee club singing VBtars of a Summer Night” and “Sundown.” Following th« program. Miss Hagan served ice cream and cake. INSECTICIDES, SEEDS, ^rgreen Spray, Black Leaf 40, Arsenate of Lead, Calcium Arsenate, Bean Beetle • Dust, Slug Shot, Bord^hx Mixture, ■ Paris Green and Li^lPowder. P^ nuts. Cane, Millet and Grasses. Blakj^ ly Bi^hers Seed ^ore. Phone 188. U. S. approved CHICKS ' Pullorum Bloodtested, cooperatiitfi; ia the National Poultry Improvement- Plan, adininistered by official State aiculture. Our fine sturdy, quality Methodist Missionary Society ^ Meets . An interesting meeting* of the Mar garet Warren missionary society was held Tuesday night at the Joanna |pn with Miss 'Warren and Miss Aldred. Ss joint hostesses. The topic for study was “Building Churches Around the WhrldJr’-^TKoee taking part on: the program weW Mrs. E. S. Jones, Miss Mabel Aldred, Mrs, J. R. Hall and Mrs, Cecil Odell. “The World Out- was presented by Mrs. W. O. look'*’ Agency and U. S. Department of Ag-' Stewart. Mrs. F. A. Deery read the scripture. Two new members were / chicks will pl^e you in helping to ^ the .roll. Miss Annie. Ruth make your poultrjipproject more prof-j*^™® Miss'Annie Kate Childress, liable. Our square deal policy pro-' hostess served a delicious tocts yoii. Buy from; us with coitfi- course of block cream, cake, dence. Our 15th year building good- hons will with our chicks. R. I. Reds, Bar» proximately_92 per cent of the Fed eral Land Bank^loans 4n the states of North Carolina, South Carolina; Georgia and Florida are now in good standing, he said. Mr, Franks said that during the emergency farm financing of the de pression years many of the duties of the national farm loan associa tions had been't^keri over by the land bank but that during the past year.the transfer of such work^ from the bank back to the associations has been in progress. In the four states comprising the third land bhnk district, operating territory has been reallocated"* to eliminate over-lapping between na tional farm loan associations. Mr. Franks said, arid "where too many associations have been found in thh same' territory, local directors ,have cooperated in effecting consolidations pr in maintaining a common office and employing the same'seefeatry- treasurer. In pursuance of that policy, a joint management set-up was effect- e<i in this section and the Optimistic tho Newberry, I.aurens, ClintoA, Jorvesviille an<l Union a.ssociations are Tnairvtaining a common office at Laurens, and Mr. Franks is serving as secretary of all .the ...associations./ Farmers -of I^urens county who are in the market for long-tefro farm-mortgage loans may secur/^ all information regarding loans /which may be secured from The Ftnler-al Land Bank of Columbia through the Optomistic National Farm Loan As sociation from Mr. Frahks. These loans can he secured fpr a'^riod of from 15 to 30 years a permanent interest rate of 4 pejt cent. Lqans are joade to buy iarna^construct lor alter buildings and i^inance farm debts or for general agricultural uses. : West Clinton News “Mr: iKd Mrs. L. M. Evans aricTMr: and Mrs. W. L. Evans and daughter spe^t Sunday in Anderson with rela tives.— / Mrs. Theodore Painter of Colum bia is spending the week..with rela lives. Mrs. Mayme Sullivan and children spent the week-end with relatives in Greenwood. ' Mr.' and Mrs. G. P-. Lanier are at tending the Southern Baptist Conven tion in New Orlean; this week. Mr. and MrsT W. S. Poteat and chi Id real of Greenville, M;^. E. T. Thorton, Miss Hallie Thorton and Frank Thorton of Enoree wfere the dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Campbell. Mrs. Marvin' Whitmire spent the past week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Potts in Whitmire. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Watkins of Whitmire spent Sunday with Mrs. Stockman. Mrs. Herman Ellers of Greenville" is spending the week with Mr. and Mrs. Ben Campbell. Mr. and Mrs. A. F, Campbell vis- WlMnWi NMdCanlul It foa Mem to lurve loet eopii of four strength you had for your favorite actlvlttee, or for your house- work . .. and care Ism about your numls . . and suffer ieTero_^-“' conffort at certain timee, . try Ckrdall , „ _ Thousands and thousands womta a$iy It has helped them; By Increasing the appetite. Im proving digestion. Oardol hslpo you to get more nourishment Asstrangth rstttros, unnecessary functional achee, pains, and nervouaneM Just seem to'gcrawsj. Mr. and Mrs. Groved Sanders and Mr. and Mrs. Toddy Bonders visited Mrs. Mann Sanders in Spartanburg Mr. and Mrs, Fate* Arnold were visitors in Columbia Monday. 'Friepds of Muss Elsie Berkett will be glad to knoW she is at home and doing fine after undergoing an ap pendix operation at the local hospital. Spires-Hughes Rites Mr. and Mrs. Benny Spires of Lau rens announce the marriage of their daughter, Vera, to Ralph Hughes on Saturday, May 8. The ceremony was - performed at the_ home of the officiating minister. Rev. V., McK. Marlowe of Blythe- wood, in, the midkt of a few close friends. _ « Mr. and Mrs. Hughes fire honey mooning in New Orleans after which they will’ make their home for the present, with Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Simmons, . Mrs, Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr., wife of the junior senator from Massachu setts, is efinsidered one pf the best- dressed women in the ^nate. I Mrs. Louise ■Thaden has received the Harmon trophy as “the outstand ing woman flyer in the United States in 1936.” C|iiiton R^lre & /Insurance Co. Business and Residential Property for Sale. Good Investments and Sdendid Opportunities WTo Buy Property. INS.UF^NCE In Some of the Strongest Companies In America. See . ~ B. H. BOYD, Agent • Cotton an’ cawn is natchtel^ so natchelly dey wants i^t-' chel sody.' Uncle Natchel Here’s plenty of quick-acting nitrogen, plus at least thirty other elements in Nature’s own wise blend and balance. / MATURAL AS,THE GROUND IT COMES FROM BUICK! T his year, iood things oome in -get into tliit belheethar Boiek an4 the "Other fellovr wRl knoar iiliole off men in yonr neck ol the ddee ffffi / * You're boee ol the bunch when fom cate in' gas to the gree^eidee-ki-hend atreight ei^ht* akleat ol its sine anywhere in the worlal^eolt ol eoice but it peeks eathprity-lfaere wit wy fooling when it hss work Id dol ie ke lift to VMQy ***# K OIUWIBS OW DtPBI^ you never heee to force k to MMIj wllD IMW wO You’re dte Mvy ol dl ayM, fated k . ... ... .. Buick’t prfuoely «tyle—baiulliii8 diva B|>w reaa - Jl fo vntta toady ooutfeU it Aa oefciit job m d» *’?^**~ , * ** ***W whole vide world. , * faadvrMd coVrol. - for todey Buick ae prised et the You etreem down tho ground the comera and ourraa erget ee a dowager making*har antranoe—why even the beck aeaf a chnttsrprool, to lefeMWeDb youn hold the tad and White 'Rocks, Big English White Leghorns. Hatches off every Tuesday and Friday. $8.50/ per. 100. Cheaper if called for at hatchery. LET US CUSTOM HATCH YOUR EGGS hi our. fine elretric incubators with separate hatcher. We set Chicken: Turkey and Duck Eggs. Our prices ^ very reasonable. We knov^ how. ^ite for prices. FARMERS HATCHERY e08 Main St. —'"Newberry, S. C. r WHAT DO . . . . " ' P;^ S. Jeaiiet" ...DOT- JAMES. W. C^tDWBLL 88 ! Watch Your Kidneys/ Help Them CleeiiM tlw of Hamflul Body Waato Two kMam M httarmNB tktMood ittr 11 kMaare momUmm la* la tMr' ntMdad—fal to aoi Mt M Nataia Mim M tystaai aail apasi UmT aooy aaclilairy. S^ptoaw BMV ho aacfiag baekadM^ parala>wu aaadhiAa. atterta al Olarinii^ gattiat vp aigkta. avalUag. paflaaaa aadar tha avia—a futiag af aarvaaa aa4 loaa of pop aad^jgaa^^ aaxWtx OtlMT aigM af kidiiiqr w ) Mraiag. ig. acaatx ar tea ba liaqaaat wtaatiaa. Tkaia aboai4 bt ae doabi Uiat praapi ot traotmat la wlaar tbaa oo^oH. XJoo Dooo't riOo. Doom'* hava baaa ariaaiag BOW Ma84a.far Mora tbaa forty yaata. Tbay baaa a natloa-arMa rapaUtlaa. AiaiaaaWaoiaiby grmufalaaoptotba aaoatry aair. 4al paar aaigUarl Doans PILLS i I JHOMASON MOTOR CQ. EAST MAIN smssr iIadkens, 8. a •tm :■ Y '■ : ■A > ’>!?] jbujldiiuiuiaitLiAia;