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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C
Poge Seven
THE CHBONICLE^
WANT AD RATES
le per w«r4 for fint twMr-
tion; five iosertloM for Um
prieo of foor. llUiiMi
Cords of tkonks and tribotos
of respect, Ic a Word, payrMe
la adraBce. MhdsiBBi BOe.
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I "Goldville, Oot. 9. — Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Anderson of Clinton spent the
'week-end with Mrs. Hattie Byars.
' -Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt Nobles and
.Billy of Newberry, spent the week-
iend with Mrs. .W. W. Hair.
Forrest Brawley spent the week
end in Spartanburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff O’Dell, Mr. and
FOR SALE-rFreah milk cows. D. E.|Mrs. Roy Templeton spent the week-1 Mr. and Mrs. Jim Lawson in Craos
Tribble. Iclehd in Fort Mill with relatives. 'Anchor. i * [
—. — i Bobby Jean Carr took part in thet p , cmith »nH Brum nii«h anrf!
FOR RENT—Furnished-apartment in style show in the cotton festival iniBo«'d Mrs Cora Black of Bambera 1
my residence. Mrs. Mary Henry,oi^viUe last week " ’ ^ wi . n V
M ^ ^ land Mrs, Minnie Bright of Tucapau,!
Arthur. Phone M, Ic, Ervrn Stroud ha, accfpted a ^|*ere dinner guest, of Mr. and Mr,.|
KEROS1OT-IOc_!« galkm. Barker Sunday.
Misses Maury iSUxie and Myrtle
Trammell and Henry Trammell were
•visitors in Greenville on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Brooks Dunaway, j
Mrs. Betty Lawson and Mr. and Mrs.;
Roy Cannem were Sunday guests of
borough Oil Co., west Mat. St. gpj
N. C.
Among out-of-town guests at the
opening of the Methodist church
were ROv. W. B. Garrett, who made
the address of the evening, and two
former pastors, the Reverends Med-
lock and Bouknight.
Mrs. Robbie Francis, Mary and
Fay Francis spent Saturday in Co-
SPECIAL — Until November 10 —
American Magazine, 2 years, $2.50.
James W. CaldwelL Call 276.
WANTED—Five passengers to Spar
tanburg fair Saturday evening. See
T. C. Duckett, 36 Thomwell St. Ip
-RYE GRASS. The Ideal Grass for
Green Lawns and Pastures All
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Windsor and
family spent Sunday with Mrs.
Windsor’s brother and sister-in-law,,
Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Young in Honea i
Path. " 1
Mr. and Mrs. Colie Campbell andj
Mrs. E. J. Campbell were visitors;
of Mrs. Campbell’s mother, Mjrs.j
Starnes, in Woodruff. 1
Mr. and Mrs. Royce Smith and j
daughter, Patsy, of Ware Shoals, |
t
F. Ealey visited Mr. and Mrs. W. F.
Lamb in Greenville Sunday.
Mrs. L. W. King and Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. F. A.'Campbell andiL®^** King and daughter. Shefla,
’Shields had
and Mrs.
ilumbia. , ^ ^ ,
IVinter Ix)ng. Also Turnip Seed and) Mr and Mrs. Yance of Greenwood,ithe week-end wi^h their par-
Cabbage and Collard Plants. Blakely! visited Mr. and Mrs. J-rank Phillips i ^
Brothers Seed Store. Telephone 188. I on Sunday ! visited
nirT,rr' I ■“<* Sunpwn of'“f-“<• Mr,. L. C. Smith In Clifton
FOR RENT Downstairs apartment, visited Mr and Mrs Pres-1 Sunday,
private bath, back and front en- Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Blease and R.
M». J. W. Curford. 'S^T^To^Sh
J* as guests last we^-end Mr.
Horace O’Shields.
on Musgrove street, lot on Adair Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Cam*,,^,, Mr atwi Mr« i r cmiih in
street, several lots on Florida street, [son Fred, of CUnton, spent^Sunday hlr. and Mrs. J. L. Smith in
24-acre tract of land on Adair street,; wi^ Mr and Mrs. J. J. Johnson. camobell and
brick warehouse on Broad street Murphy’s mtennediate class' F. tampoeii ana
J P Prather ' 10-60^**^®** ® Jiarty at the home of Pay daughter, Medora. and Mr. and Mrs.
ii “ ^ -iFrancis Saturday night Grange CampbeU and son, Silas,
WORK WANTED—Colored boy, 19, Mr and Mrs Trov Ellis had as '^^re visitors in Spartanburg Satur-
wants work of some kind. Uves w^teSS gutte, Sr'^and Mrs. Tro^iday- ^ .
Elis Sr., and family of Belton. !_ Mr. and Mrs. J. ^Whitrnire spent
On Friday evening the G. A.’s en-i Mrs. Thomas Lipscomb,
joyed a weiner roast at the hccne ofl*®
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Moorhead. Mr- ®nd Mlrs. Wen^ King aRend-
Games were played and the weiner8|®d Ctarence Gknn
were choked on the dutch oven. I at Kings Creek near Newberry Sat-
^ ' urday.
The Wists and Methodists atj Fred Gray and daughter^rnice,
Ooldville mov«l into their hamtoome!” s‘*I.”llS'n?l^™turSd“h^
nm, church buildihg. Sunday. The i ^ ^
Presbyterians at the same time mov-! spmau^ ,,
e<J into the UtUe church where their Jennings in
se.^ice8 wiU^ held in the future. T Mr. Mrs. Henry Cau^an
foJtfe Mr. and Mrs. WiU Caughman
for the opening services. The Rev.. visitors in Jalaoa Mond^
hnS* and
Methodist church, occupied his. pul-|„„, .
pit, and the Baptist pastor, Rev. C.C.l, . o ^ ^
Vaughn, was heard at his church.
a.,.. /v4v.»iaci and a I J* S. OldmaH of Atlanta, visited
trance
North Broad Street.
s
FOR SALE—^Lot and two buildings
behind P. C. baseball park. Luther
Rice. ! Ip
FOIt ~on»»
fit in fine condition. Cheap. See
Mrs^ J. E. DeYoung, 167 £. Carolina
Avenue. Ip
FOR SALE—Oak and hickory wood
for Ashley heaters. Leave your or
der at Clinton Pharmacy. Bill Chan-
.ty. No. 2 Jackson St. Ip
LOST, Strayed or Stolen — Bulldog,
white, slightly brindle over eyes.
Trimmed. Weight 40 lbs. Reward.
J. B. Taylor, RJD. 3, Box. 111. Ip
TRESPASS NOTICE—The public is
hereby warned that all hunting or
trespassing in any way on the lands
of Jack H. Davi^ Sr., W.*W. Davis,
Lawrence and Jack Davis, Jr., is
strictly-prohibited. Ic
PANSY PLANTS. Place Your Order
Now for Super Swiss Giant Pan
sies.
Beautiful Colors. Blakely Brottiers
Seed Store. Telephone 188. ® Ic
mi
Rev. W. A. Moorhead, local manager
w for Super Swiss Giant Pan- fJcy^DppPy
Large Flowers, Long Stems and! nnEVv DCI\I\I IkC I j
FOR BLUE HOSE
I eral days. Mr. and Mrs. B. C.
I Pruitt and Mr. and Mrs. W. R.'
J Miller of Laurens, were Sunday
I guests of Mrs. Bell also.
Miss Edna Jackson has accepted
!the position of cashier at the HomeJ
store. ■ I
Mrs. R. C. Caraway and small
son, Lomas, returned to their home
in Avondale, Fla., Friday after a
WHY WASTE TIME looking for a Presbyterian coUege’s football
.tjob?' Be indepoident. Sell -Raw-}oywid-buckiad dowu.4ak.hard work
leigh Products. Good nearby ibute | Mopday. in preparation for their
open.'Write today. Rawleigh’s, Dept. I scheduled game with Newberry at .'week’s visit with her mother, Mrs.
SCJ-27-D, Richmond, Va. * 17-Sp i Newberry Friday alght. Five men j Mary Bynum.
T »TTT so—nu.ii II—'were on the sidelines with injuries' . — ../
^^^MrwSf^N^i^ ®®®^ be-able to see duty Friday., AnlMig The Slek
and ik. ^ SS? •'"* Cunningham waa hurt
Abo Vigoro, Bone Heal. Vitamin Bl ^'* ^at Saturtajr whlla riding ™his
and In^icidei. Blakelg Brothers P**- Z IV •f “^'2*“
Seed Store. Telephone 188. Ic I
I to the hospital but was dismissed in
His condition is im-
WHY hot keep your money at home
by giving your 3&-jnQatlL oootrftct
subscriptions to your home-town
agent. See James W. CaldwelL
foe game with Presbytisrian here
Friday night. After spending some
WE DO ALL KINDS OF PRINTING i rehearsing them foe Indians
RTrRPT RAH topped off their workout with a
KAVrBi-i 19AU scrimmage against the frethmen,
CHRONICLE PUBLISHING CO. I using Presbyterian plays.
« New Indian Plays
Newberry, Oct. 8. — Coach Bitty | a feW days.
Laval gave his Newbeny_ Indians | proving,
several new plays today Tor u»e~ffi MrT Lever of hear XHinton, is se
riously ill. *
Mr. McClure of Washington street.
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TRAOt MARK
CITY TAX NOTICE
Due to unavoidable delays, the City Tax
Books for the poj^ment of 1940 taxes will not
open until October 15,1940, instead of October
1st, os previously advertised.
0. C. HEUSIISS, CilY Clerli:
is ill.
Mrs. Horace Guest has returned
, from the local hospital where she
underwent an operation.
I Mrs. Jack Wright of Beauregard
sti^t, has been ill several weeks.
MriL Wright will become “a patient i
.at State Park in a few days. j
Surprise Birthday Party !
A lovely surprise birthday dinner!
was given in honor of Mrs. Ada *
Center-at her home on Sunday. -|
All who caitie brought well filled!
baskets. Dinner was served in the|
yard. Those, present were; Mr. andi
Mrs. Lee F. Holtzclaw and children,!
James, Lee, Jr., Mildred, Lucille;!
[Tom Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Rufus*
!Smith and children, Leila and Mary!
jjane, Mrs. Essie Powell and chil-,
idren. Hazel, Helen, Frances, Azara,,
I Fulton and Albert Powell, Mrs. Flor-|
jence Hawkins and son, Louis Earl,
all of Greer, Mr. and Mrs. Roy,
Holtzclaw, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert'
Hughes and son, Jimmie!
Birthdays
Today is the birthday of Miss Myr
tle. Trammell.
* Tuesday Misses Edna Jackson and
Marguerite Seay celebrated their j
birthday. ,
Monday, October 7, was the birth-*!
day of Misses Helen and Jean Ab-'
bolt and Claude Abbott, Jr. j
^ -- - -T -1—
Baptist Revival Services
A revival meeting which began
Sunday is in progress at Bailey
Memorial church, conducted by Rev.
V. McK. Marlowe, of Blythewood, a
former pastor of Calvary Baptist
church. Singing is in charge of J.
C. Cannon. ^ Morning services begin
at 10:30 and evening services at
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