The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, April 10, 1941, Image 9
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Ti’r CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C
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Want Ads
FRYERS for rale. Call.at Thomwell
Orjduuaage Poultry Farm. tt
FOR SALE 0?l RENT—Brick build-
* lag next to Clinton express office.
Apply H. Lurey, Laurens, S.C. 24t4c
WANTED—^Male Spitz puppy. Apply
Chronicle office. Ip
FOR SALE—Baled wheat strtfW, 22Sc
per bale; White Gold cotton seed,
find year from breeder, $1.00 bushel,!
$3.00 per 100 lbs. J. Willie Young. lp|
DAHLIA TUBERS. Large Decorative, |
Assorted dhd Pompons. 33 Differ
ent Varieties in Many Colors. Also,
Box of 6 Assorted Kinds for 50c.
Blakely Brothers Seed Store. Tele-
phone 188.
WANTED — Good farmers. “ Either
two 1-horse croppers or ond
2-horse cropper. Apply to W. J.
Adair, Renno,] S. C. tf
LOST — Black and tan hound dog.j
Last seen on Clinton highway.
Anyone knowing whereabouts of this
dog please notify J. D. O’Dell, Gold-
ville, and receive reward. Ipj
TOMATO FTANTsTPepper”pi^,i
Egg Plants, Cabbage Plants andj
Onion Plants. Also Onion Sets, Seedj
Irish Potatoes and a Complete Linei
of Vegetable and Flower Seeds.!
Blakely Brothers Seed Store. Tele-
^one 188. Ic
NOTICE—^We have installed a phone.
No. 141-^ at Smith-Plaxico Poul
in^ Farm. Give us your phone orders.
We deliver. 17-2p
FOR RENT — Upstairs three-room
apartment. Private bath and en-
trance. Apply to R. F. Adair. Ic
Make your RUGS new. We shampoorj
them the modem way, not scrub
them. Call Buchanan’s. I^one 28. 2c
FOR RENT — Upstairs furnished
three-room apartment with bath,
in home of Mrs. J. C. McMillan. Elec
tric stove and refrigerator. Apply to
Mrs. B. H. Henry. Ip
'Did Bunny
the Pretty Eggs’?
LYDIA MILLS NEWS
FOR THE WEEK-v
Miss Doris JaekaoB, Corr^oBdeni
R. J. Franks of Laurens, visited
his daughter, Mrs. J. A. Mills, on
Sunday.
! spending'the week with^Mrs. Vir- April 7. The b.iby has been named
ginia Greer. -Joan Lezette.
Mrs. Nancy Riddle of Gray Court,!
is spending the week with h» sister,! With The Slek
Mrs. M. D. Satterfield. . "Mrs. S. L. Oakley is ill at her home
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Dabbs, Mr., " ^
and Mrs. Mansel BridweU, and Mr.! seriously fli
and Mrs. H. C. Reed visited Allen home.
j Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Harris and lifrs.
IG. H. Jackson visited Mrs. J.
j Roberts in Union Wednesday.
I Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Broome and
! daughter, Doris, visited Mr. and Mi^>.
Dan McDonald and Francis McDon-
i aid in Fountain Inn on Monday.
Reed in Ninety-Six Sunday.
u Ike Jones, Louise and Vesta Jones TA I EAH CPDX/IAFC
visited Fort Jackson on Sunday. ' * ^ L.KJKU
Walter Wells and Marian Neal vis
ited Mr. and Mrs. Tom Flow near,
Goldville Sunday. j
Virginia Blackwell spent the week-!
SMI, aflar •»**
to bo what ffea Wile girt la thlBk-
Wsjtlcal yet iHoi with isllght, raakes yoa fed as
Mr aay: **ltaBy a baaa^ brbigWv ederet oggp!"
and It's awefl hadag a
... Maybe the rabbit la
FOR SALE—Lot and two buildings
oni Musgrove street, lot on Adair
street, several lots on Florida street,
24-acre tract of land on Adair street,
brick warehouse on Broad street
J. P. Prather. 24-8p
FRUIT TREES, flowers, kinasring
and trimming. 25c to 35c hour. See
Sam Young, White Line No. 2, 4t
BABY CHICKS. Pure Blood-Tested
R. I. Reds, Barred Rockz, WUte
Rocks, Buff Orpingtons and
Wyandottee. Also Feeds, Feeders,
Fountains and Supplies. Blakdy
Brothers Seed Store. Telephone 188.
KODOK FINISHING — Ovwrniiht
service. With sparkling deckle-edge
“Velox” prints. Will prompt you to
send us your work again and again.
Roll of ei^t 25c postpaid. Mail roll
to Pearscm Pbotb, P. O. Box 372,
Lauiensv Tb 6c
mu CHATTERBOX
TENCH OWENS
Vienfs tl^e Athletic Front
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Whitman and end with her sister, Mrs. Ernest,
family, Elbert Pace and NelUe Jack- Kellett, in CUnton. ;
son spent Sunday in Charleston. • Mr. and Mrs. Clint White had as'
Mr. and Mrs. Furman Holcombe j tbeir guests this week Mr. and Mrs.'
spent the week-end with Mr. and , Carl Grant of Spartanburg. !
Mrs. F. E. Holcombe and family in Mrs. Harrison Queen, Mr. and Mrs.'
Central. E. W. Bireece and children of Cram-1
Sam Jones of Virginia, spent a few.erton, N. C., were week-end guests'
days with Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Black- of Mr. and Mrs. Otis Smith. !
well recently. I * I
Mrs. Mollie Hughey visited her Mrs. Molly S. Threati > j
brother, Mr. Staggs, in Clinton on Mrs. Molly Sanders Tnreatt, 55, i
Sunday. .widow of Pete Threatt, died at her
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Reeder and home at-Lydia Mills Mopday follow-
family, Mrs. fellie Reeder and Mrs. «ng several months of illness. !
G. H. Jackson visited Mrs. J. H. A native of North Carolina, she;
Reeder on Sunday. ;had resided here for 26 years. Mrs.!
Melvin Stroud of New York, is Yhreatt was a member of the Bap-
spending the week with Mrs. Stroud tist churchy j
and daughter. Joan. | Surviving are three sons, James,
Mr. and Mrs. George Pressley and'W., Jack W. and Houston Threatt,
family spent Sunday with Mr. and! and one daughter, Mrs. Gladys Os-
Mrs. C. W. Chandler near Clinton, i borne. j
, Pos^y Oavis visited io t Funeral rites were held Tuesday
Saturday. ' *'■' |at 4 o’clock: at Bailey Memorial
Leslie Quinton of Clinton, visited • Methodist church with Rev. Ralph.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Holland and! D, Hughes and Rev. C. R. Anderson i
family on Sunday. \ officiating. Interment was in Cal- i
Posey Davis, Mr. Dixon, J. H. Von,vary cemetery.
Hollen and S. B. Neal attended the' •
Textile Exposition in Greenville last Birthdays
week.
Mrs. Ola Burnett has a birthday
diem to hit their stride soon .. Many ^
^anks to Charlie MacDonald for do- j whitmire," s^^nt Siliiday with'Mrs'
ing a column for us recently. Char-! Camplicll
lie stays pretty well on the inside of ^r. and Mrs. G. E. Mclnville visit-
, the PC sports set-up. And the change
Mrs. Dora Harris spent Sunday 15 of April
with her wn B. C. Ha^is in Laurens j ^pril 11 is the birthday of Mrs.
Mr, and Mrs. Mart Satterfield hadjjjoyg Harris
ra their piests this week-end Mrs.; mtle w'ilhelmina Owings wiU
Florence Irvm and Mrs. Stacy Kmgj^jebrate a birthday April 15.
of Clinton. Gaynell Hairston will have a
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Walford of birthday April 13. /
; probably did us all good!
Birth AuMnmcefiiefit
ed in Simpsonville Saturday. | Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Harvey an-
Helen Vaughn of Anderson, isjnounce the birth of a daughter on
REV. C. F. WTMBERLT
Spring revival services will begin
at the Crow! Anchor Methodyt
church April 16 and contimra
through the 26. it was announced
yesterday by the pastor. Rev. John
G. Hipp.
'The guest minister to lead the ser
vices will be the Rev. C. F. Wimber
ly, DJD., pastor of Oliver Gospd
Tabernacle, Columbia. A cordial in
vitation is extended the people of tbm
Cross Anchor section to attend Bra
!services.
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FOR SALE—White Gold and 4-in-I
cotton seed. One year from breed
er. 96% germination. 85c per bu. In
ton lots, $50 per ton. C. W. Stone,
Clinton. tf
LOST—Red and black spotted hog,
weight about 250 lbs. If anyone
sees animal please notify me, and I
will pay cost. Rockefeller Suber,
RFD L (A Nh. JesM Young’s place.
GLADIOLUS BULBS. Bfarnla, Pic
ardy, Gold Eagle, Berty Snow, Dr.
Bennett, 'Betty Nuthall, Flaming
Sword, Maid of Orleans, Minuet and
Fancy Mixed. These are No. 1 Bulbs,
Free from Thrips and Disease. Blake
ly Brothers Seed Store. Telephone
188. Ic
u: 8. APPROVED OmCKS
U. S. PtdkHTum Tested R. 1.
Barred and White Rocks, New
Hampshires, 714e eadi delivand*
Cheaper if called for. U. S. Certified
White Leghorns, only 10c each.
CUSTOM HATCHING — Chicken
eggs, 2c to Sc, Turkey 8% to 4%c
each, depending on quantity. All cus
tom hatching done In a Robbins
Electric with separate hatcher.
FARMERS HAUPHERY
908 Main St. Newberry, S. C.
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Spring;. Sprihf sports are swing
ing ri^t along, and we are off in hot
punw to gpther a few loose ends
and make some over-due comments.'
That happy look on Chick Gallo-;
way’s face faded temporarily Mon-j
day when his hi^-riding Blue Stock
ing baseballers ran smack into a
potent barrage of hits at the hands
of Newberry’s Indians. ,
Cagey Bill Laval’s baseball teams I
can always be expected to give trou
ble, and they usually save a double
dose for Presbjrterian teSuns. But we|
feel that a trite sports saying holds;
gaad kMM: Iba difteraBce in soora,
failed to indicate the closeness in
ability. Previously, the PC nine had:
licked Carolina, and Carolina has I
licked Newberry. ’That’s tke way it
fora.
All signs point tq a banner year in
baseball for the Blue Hose. Any team
that can beat Duke university is go
ing places. The record of the team
thus far shows that they are defi-1
nitely a championriiip threat. The;
books show five wins and two losses j
in college competition, and only one •
of the losses was in the state. I
The Duke victory at the opening;
of the season is the biggest feather in
Coach Galloway’s hat, in our opin
ion. Obviously, the Blue Hose are not
over-awed by reputation or name,
and they don’t rattle easily, either. , j
HO-HUM! PC won another tennis!
match. At least that’s the general*
attitude, now that Coach Lufler’s net-1
men have the victory habit again.
During spring holidays this week,:
the Blue Hose netmen are on a trip,
seeking, stiffer competition. They are'
expectat^i to find it, too,, at Emory,
University of the l^uth. University:
of Tennessee, Vanderbilt, University;
of Alabama.
The big names in tennis are ex-'
pected *to play exhibition matehes
here May 8. When Donald Budge,
Alice Marble, Bill Tilden, and Mary
Hardwick 4ippear in one afternoon
on the same courts, that’s news. And
hundr^ of people will be here to
see how ^ game really should be
played.
Clinton high school is in the rvui-
ning for the state tennis champion
ship again. Johnny Mimnaugh and
Rufvu Sadler arc the mainstays of a
fairly well-balanced team. These two I
boys are already toumamttit veter
ans. They have the additional ad
vantage of being able to learn by
watching PC playna, and of receiv-
'og occasional point^ from Coach
Lufler, one of the best tennis coaches
in the South.
At present, the old problem of ade
quate (daying facilities is popping up
ag^. Occaaional practice on the col
lege couria at the convenience of the
coUega team is not enough. Whether
arrangements can be made for main-
tenande of* the town courts, we do
nbrimoiw. * *
' 9elm B. Gentry; high school prin
cipal, WfK> ia coaclilng the team, has
evo^MR material, dumptondiip ma
teria! should say. It will be a<
great Mfi^' la him and to the team if
satisfactoiT practice arrangements
can bf made.
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Chick Galloway favors a aystem to
whirii the tour top-ranking college
bsmbaK teams in tte state at the end
of tfae'eeaaon would hold a play-off
for the championship . . Ceac^
WUdcr’a CItoton high baseball team
looked ffb6d to defeating Newberry
tba other day. We are expecting
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