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Thursday; June 4, 1942 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S C Page Seven Want Ads ACCIDENT INSURANCE TICKETS coct only 29c a day, pay up to 95,000. S. W. SumereL Phone 80 and 22. v 11-4c ALL KINDS OF FIREWOOD—Give me your orders for size and length wanted. Pet B. Adair, Phone 390-W. FOR REJIT—Two rooms in private home between Clinton and Gold- ville. Mrs, A. P. Young. " 1c FOR SALE—20 buheisef H. D. Rantin. WANTED—Red and white oak tim bers. Will pay cash. Will buy in large or small boundaries or by tree. A. B. Chandler, Mountt ***, S. C. ■- 1 -5p SWEET POTATO PLANTS, T Hot Pepper, Sweet Pepper, plants and Cabbage. Also Fertilizers, Insecticides, Dust Guns and Spray ers. Blakely Brothers Seed . Store. Telephone 188. 1c KEROSENE—10c per gallon* Yar borough Oil Co„ West Main St 2p HIGH HONOR Mrs. Elizabeth O'ShleWs of Spur tanburg, spent the week-end with Mrs. Betty Lawson. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Whitmire had as their guest Saturday J. C. Mob- tey of Atlanta. Ga. Alvin, attended the funeral of J. D. Mobley in Union Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Harmon and children, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Rush- ton of Goldville attended a birthday dinner given in honor of Mrs. Har- Martin, pastor of City View Baptist church, Greenville, will assist Rev. Ralph D. Hughes in the senfices. In conjunction with the revival, a Daily Vacation Bible school” will begin Monday morning, June 8, at 9 o’clock, and continue each morning of that week from 9 to 11. The school will be led'by Miss Nora Cannon, assisted by Misses Betty and Mary Padgett and Mrs. Tom Brown. HUNTER Sgt. Ansel Smith of Camp Stew art, Ga., and Mrs. Smith hpent the week-end with Sgt. Smith’s mother, Mrs. Bertie Lee Hodge. Mrs. B. F. Sample and daughter of Goldville, visited Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Ealey Sunday. Y Mr. and Mrs. Leo Heatherly and 'daughter, Doris, and Mann Sanders were week-end guests of Mrs. Sand ers in Spartanburg. / Willie Lawson of Camp Stewart, Ga., was home for the week-end. Mrs. R. J. Anderson and son, Mar tin, of Elbertoa, Ga., spent Sunday Sit. utd Mr,. Slyvuter Turner of:-.on', mother, Mr,. G. W. Thomp- Fort Jackson, spent the week-end » on - in Chester, Sunday. evening Everyone is in- wtthW.UTurnu.. . son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and* T 1 , Mrs. J. H. Brooks on Sloan street, i __ Wnn tl»e Sick __ . . ,1 Henry King has been Mr. and Mrs. George Stockman of day _ Spartanburg, visited the former’s ^ mother, Mrs. Mattie Stockman, re cently. ^ Sgt. Alvin Trammell, Corps. Hus ill several Mrs. Roy Stockman is ill at the home of her mother-in-law, Mrs. Mattie Stockman Mrs. Frank Deadwyler is ill at her At the college commencanent ex- with Mr ^ Mrs E D . McCullough, ercises Mpnday mommg Betty Him-, Mr ^ ^ A G Arnold, Miss was awarded the Alpha Psi Delta lcarrie Bell EvanSt Mrs . j. L . WANTED—Everybody to put scrap f* ch ° i } ar8l “P p S U fb. ofl ?^r ^ 8Ch year 1 Mrs. R. T.. Trammell, Mrs. Grady the square. , to the girl with the highest average Smith metal in the pen on Clinton Lions Club. DAHLIA TUBERS. Choice Tuber* from the Largest Grower in U. S. About 40 Different Varieties, Largs and Pompon. Also Packaged Assort ments, Blakely Brothers Seed Store. Telephone 188. ’ * 1c FOR SALE—Red top cane setfl, $1.80 per bu. Orange seer, $1.70. Honey drip, $1.80. Mixed cowpeas, $2.78. Also calcium arsenate. ‘ Complete line of fertilizers, including side dresser. H. M. Franks, Telephone 3072, Lau rens, S. C. . 18-4p tf’in the freshman class. Betty is the attractive and talented daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Hunter of this city. GLADIOLUS BULBS. No. 1 Bulbs in Picardy, Flaming Sword, Berty Snow, Dr. Bennett, Debonair, Prim rose, Princess. *La Paloma, Maid of Orleans, Mimiet and Recovery. Aleo Rainbow Mixture* Blakely Brothers Seed Store, Telephone 188. 1c 17 'ROTENONE DUST. Don’t let? the in sects ruin your garden Use Rote- none Dust, the hon-poisonous, highly effective remedy. We also have Black Leaf V), Evergreen, Red Arrow, Trio- gen, Sulphur, Calcium Arsenate, Ar senate of Lead, Sprayers and Dust Cjuns. Blakely Brothers Seed Store. Telephone 188. 1c Softball League Opens Monday Eight Teams Included In Three Games Week Schedule. At a meeting held Sunday after noon at the First Baptist church, the City Sunday School Softball league was organized with the following of ficers: President, D. S. Templeton, Vice-President and Advisor, C. E. Galloway, Secretary, J. C. Thomas. Mrs. Joe Davenport, L. L. Copeland, Jim Hill, and Mrs. Ralph Riddle attended the funeral of Mrs. W. A. Terry in Greenwood Sunday. Rev. and Mrs. Roy Fowler of j Whitmire Travelers Rest, Rev. and Mrs. Dock Mrs. R. M. Campbell and daugh ton and Henry. Trammell and Sgt. home on Milling avenue George Hill of Camp Stewart, Ga.,’ Jimmie Lawsoif/of Cross Anchor, were home for the week-end. i has returned to his home after being Mr. and Mrs. Paul Johnson visit ed their son, Paul, Jr., who is sta tioned at Fort Sill, Okla, the past week. / ill at the home of his daughter, Mrs. D. L. Dunaway, on Bailey street. Mr. Lawson was seriously burned several i weeks ago. Bootsie Fields spent the week-end! Mrs. Charlie Braswell is improving with Paul Glenn in LaFayette, Ga. j after being ill several weeks. Mrs. Frances Gregory and chil- Mrs. E. N. Powell has been ill dren visited relatives in Columbia the past week-end. Audry and Cbrrine May are spend ing the week with their grandpar ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Grady, in The i»»gn» will officially open next Monday,* June 8, with eight Mann, Mrs. Fern Hardman and son, teams in .the loop. Games will be ‘ played on Monday, Tuesday^ and Thursday afternoons at 6:30 at Florida Street school, and the or phanage field below Lesh Infirmary. Teams in die loop are: Baptist, Presbyterian, Methodist, A. R. P. and Lutheran, Thomwell orphanage, Cal- vary Baptist, Junto? Order, and Boy Co., or. Heath Copeland. tf! Scouts. » -— t —— —-1 The following schedule for the first week’s visit. FREEl If excess acid causes you pains we ek beginning Monday was releas- Mrs. Frank Riley spent the week- OFFICE FOR RENT — In National Bank Building. Store room on Mus- grove Street. See Copeland-Stone Wilbanks and daughter, of Green ville were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Dunaway. Mrs. G. F. Downs spent the week end with friends and relatives in Columbia. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hamrick and children spent Sunday with Mr. Hamrick’s parents,’Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Hamrick, in Callison. Mrs. Wm. Cannon and daughter, Mary, spent several days with Mr. and Mrs. Ben Cannon near Green wood recently. Mr. and Mrs. E. D. McCullough and children attended the gradua tion exercises in Ware Shoals Fri day evening. Mrs. W. L. Evans, Mrs. West Greg ory, Mrs. R. C. Oxner, Clarence ter of Lyman, visited relatives here Sunday. Mrs. Grady Cox, Mrs. A. C. Ar nold, and daughter, Ann, and Tom mie Cox visited Mrs. Lois Richardson in Pelzer Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Maxie Blakely and children of Spartanburg, and Mr. and Mrs. Pat Murphy of Enoree, visited Mrs. Ursula Blakely Sunday. Farewell Party On Saturday evening a bo fit fifty young girls and boys gathered at the home of Miss Louella Fields on Academy street for a farewell party in honor of Dbrcie Turner who left today for the army. Dancing was enjoyed throughout the evening. . " several weeks. Remain Barker of the Charleston navy yard, is reported being ilL Pays Dividend^ Local Association To Distribute 4% To Shareholders. A dividend for the six months pe riod, January 1 to 3unp 30, 1942, op the basis of 4 per cent per annuity was authorized by the board, of, di rectors of the Citizens Federal pav ings and Loan association at /their monthly meeting Tuesday night! and is announced in the advertising col umns of today’s paper. The F divi dend applies on all classes of Shares, investment and savings. * The Citizens, which is the city's oldest building and loan association, has enjoyed a remarkable growth during the past few years. Today its assets total 3530,318.07. It is a home- owned and operated association with all accounts insured up to $5,000, and is headed by the following officers and directors: M. J. McFadden, president; J. P~ Prather, vice-president; B. H. Boyd, secretary-treasurer; B. Hubert Boyd, assistant secretary. Board of direc tors: M. J. McFadden, B. H. Boyd, S. W. Sumerel, J. P. Prather, W. W. Harris, W. A. Moorhead. D C. Heus- Milam At Pearl Harbor Friends of M. A. Milam, who re cently reenlisted in the navy, will be interested to know Mrs. Milam hasitess, T. D. Copeland and T. H. Cope- received a cablegram stating that he arrived safely at Pearl Harbor Fri day. land. Draft Boord Colls For Volunteers , WPA Recreation News Miss Lillian Lewis, supervisor of recreation, visited the Clinton Mill' The local draft board is calling for center during the week. volunteers, men and women, to as- Among the new clubs recently or-|sist with Ailing out the occupational ganized are the Science club. Grand-1 questionnaires now being handled by mothers club, Girls club and Boys the office. Quarters for those who Delmar, and Woodrow Wilson visit ed Mrs. Wilson at State Park Sunday. Mn. J. F. Whitmire of the Hurri cane community, visited Mr. and Mrs. James Dunaway Sunday. Joe Cannon of Greenwood, is vis iting Robert Cannon. Mrs. Robert Neal and son, Steve, j birthday, visited Mrs. Lula Neal in Greenville- June 9th is Jess Campbell’s birth- recently. Steve remained for a two'day. Joyce Dunaway had a birthday Birthdays sad Wedding Anniversaries Mrs. E. C. Hamilton has a birth day today. Saturday was Mrs. Arthur McEl hannon’s birthday Softball club. The recreation leaders urge the young people to come to the center on Pitts street where there is always a hearty welcome awaiting them. Just recently they have acquired a piano which adds greatly to the fun. Auxiliary Policemen Now Training will help will be provided in the Red Cross building on South Bread street, Chairman R. J. Pitts states. of Stomach Ulcers, Indigestion, Heartburn, Belching, Bloating, Nau- dea, Gas Pains, get free sample; Udga, tyt Kellers Drug Store. 12p-7-2 ATTENTION, LADIES! 100 Calling Cards. 50 Informals and 50 Envel opes 7m 'l^RsUmilrr'TPimaiment paper with engraved plate. Modern design. AH for $3.50. Chronicle Publishing Co., ffhone 74. 'WANTED — Middle aged lady to manage and administer the kitchen and dietary department of Hays hos pital. Salary, room and maintenance provided. Personal interview with Dr. S. C. Hays, at Hospital, is neces sary.* ■ '. • tfc LOST—$29.00 near Nichols Studio, Saturday, May 30. Finder please return to C. W. Johnson, Kinard, and receive $5.00 reward. ~ 1c ed yesterday: June S Baptist vs Presbyterian. Methodist vs A. R. P. and Luth eran. Playing at Florida Street field. Orphanage vs Cahr—y Daptirti > Junior Order vs Boy Scouts. Playing at Lesh Infirmary, field. "T Jane • Baptist vs Methodist. A. R. P. and Lutheran vs Pres byterian. Playing at Lesh Infirmary field. Orphanage vs Junior Order Boy Scouts vs Calvary Baptist. Playing at Florida Street field. Jane 11 Baptist vs Orhpanage. Presbyterian vs Calvary Baptist. Playing at Florida Street field. Methodist vs Junior Order. end with Sgt. Riley and Mrs. Ed Riley in dolumbia and Fort Jack- Emest Britten in Morganton, N. C. nounce the birth of a son, Sherrel Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Arnold. Mrs. Leon, May 29. J, I*. Arnold, Miss .Carrie. Bell Ev- Mrs. Cassette is the former Miss ans and L. L. Copeland were visi- Virginia Quinn, tors in Anderson Monday. BABY CHICKS—Blood Tested Bar red RoCks, White Rocks, R. I. Reds, j Scouts. White Wyandottes and Buff Orping- j Playing at Lesh Infirtnary field, tons. Also Feeds, Feeders, Fountains,! • ’ Remedies and Oyster Shells. Blake-; I f aammstw f ly Brothers Seed Store. Telephone LOCul Julllmvl jCllOOl 188. v 1c son. Ted Ward is visiting Mr. and Mrs. A class of thirty-five men of the city, in addition to the regular police Tomorrow is* Mrs. Pearl Cannon’s fon *- are attending classes held once each week at the city haH for train ing.. .as. auxiliary- - police. in -case-- of emergency. The class is conducted by Chief of Police L. H. Bagwell and Marvin C. Stewart of the police force. At the last meeting Dr. H. E. Sturgeon, chemist, of the college faculty, in structed the group on war gases. May 31. Births Geaeette Mr. and Mrs. George Gossette an- Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Snelgrove apd son, Dan, visited Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Sanford in Saluda Sunday. Party for Mrs. Hughes On Friday evening members of the Worn art’s Missionary society of Cgl- Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Guest and son. | vary Baptist church and the Wo- Gerald,- of Washington, D. C., are man’s club gave a linen shower hon visiting relatives here this week. Rev. and Mrs. A. M. Herndon, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Simmons and daughter, Evelyn, and Miss Sara oring Mrs. A. H. Hughes at the home of Mrs. S. B. Snelgrove. The reception rooms were deco rated with a profusion of spring Pack attended the camp meeting in;flowers. Greenville Sunday. i Receiving the guests at the door Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cannon and'were Mrs. Ursula Blakely and Mrs. Dr. Young Now Af Duke Hospital - Dr. J. Lee Young, who has been ill for the past several weeks, was re moved to Duke hospital last week, where he is now undergoing treat ment. HiS many friends will be glad to know his condition is reported as improving. SEE AND HEAR Balentine’s “ARISTOCRATIC PIGS" THURSDAY, JUNE 4 ACADEMY STREET SCHOOL Under Auspices of Boy Scout Troops Nos, 111 and 42 These popular entertainers broadcast daily over a network of radio stations. Every of the program packed full mt fun and music for everybody. ' COME! Cannon family and Mrs. Nellie Dunaway a n ....1 t ..*1 r, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. A. R. P. and Lutheran vs Boy Jiinmie Lawson at Cross Anchor. HAVING figure trouble? Get a Spen cer posture control garment Call Mrs. J. N. Richardson, 87 N, Broad St. Phone 388^J. ’ . Ip SALESGIRLS WANTED—For week end work. Need several young la dies or high school girls, age 18 or Over. Rose’s 5c and 10c Store. tf SALVIA plants for sale. I. C. Bo land. Phone 169. 1c ¥r and Mrs. S. B. Snelgrove, Mr. Snelgrove. Mrs. Joe Campbell pre sided over the guest register. Games were played on the lawn, with singing directed by Miss Theo and Mrs. S. H. Snelgrove attended Dyer. Mrs. R. T. Trammell presented the funeral of Mr. Snelgrove’s uncle, Mrs. Hughes with a bar pin given Johir- Snelgrove, in Saluda county j by members of the W. M. S. Each Tuesday, ! guest remembered Mrs. Hughes with Mrs. B. S. Rawls is visiting her son; a linen gift, and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.I .Punch and crackers wefe served Bill Rawls, ip Washington, D. C., by the Woman’s club, for several weekf. i About 60 guests enjoyed the oc- Miss Thelma Gordon of Green- casion. wood, and Marvin Riser of Water-1 — loo, were week-end guests of Mr. and .Card of Thanks Opens Monday J Six Weeks Term To Run June 8-July 17. a — 11 -mm v ■' The summer school of the Clinton public schools will open on Monday morning at 8:30 for a term of six weeks, according to announcement, her daughter, Mrs. Victor Sanford, j by school officials yesterday. The jin Goldville. • > i Lloyd Marchbayoks of Camp Victor, I Mrs. Leo Riser. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Boyette visit ed in Arcadia Sitoday. Mrs. Marie Whitlock is visiting* Mrs. A. H. Hughes wishes to ex press her appreciation to friends for the beautilul gifts given her. < Revival Services At Calvary Baptist Church Revival services will begin Sun- U ■ >r<)Vid ‘ d all children ft .„_ « on. '8ra<tes f our through eleven who wish Columbia, spent the week-end with day, June 7, and continue through «r, averagmgm weign ^ to make up tocompleted work before his mother, Mrs. Rosa Lee March-,Sunday, June 21, at Calvary Baptist X ^ . i the OP*™”* <>* the new session, and banks. — (church on Sloan street. Rev. D. A. of feed. Give Spartan a trial and for yourself. C-W-S Guano Co. 1c will, be available for a small tuition charge. FOR SALE—4-room house and lot. Parents are urged to have children 50 by 285 ft., two miles from Clin- st the school on Monday morning, ton on Goldville highway, near State tor classes gre organized only as the Training School $1,800.00. Mrs. An- demand for them is shown, and all nie Harrelson. See Hubert Boyd at Citizens Federal Savings & Loan. Ip U. S. APPROVED CHICKS—Prices reduced. Blood tested Bajred and White Rocks, New Hampshires, R. I. Beds, $8A0 the 100 delivered. Hatch es off Tuesdays and Fridays. Started chicks: Week-old Bafred Rocks and Beds, $9.50 the 100 at Hatchery. Broad Breast White Baby Turkeys, $85. the 100 delivered. Farmers’ Hatchery, 900 Main St., Newberry, a C. tf preliminary plans are to be made Mr. and. Mrs. J. J. McGinnis' and children spent the week-end . with Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Foster in Kings Mountain, N. C. \ Miss Ruby Lee Hinton of Green-, ville, has returned home after a two week’s visit With her cousin, Miss X COAL MAY BE RATIONED ■ Play safe! Place your order now and be sore of getting good coal. If it li rationed too might have to take what is allotted you. C-W-S GUANO CO. Inc. on the first day. After the first day, Ruby Long, classes will be for one hour each, I Mrs. H. C. Herring and chUdren beginning at 8, 9, 10 and 11 o’clock, of Baltimore, Md., are spending two There will be no classes on Satur- weeks with her mother, Mrs. W. R. days, and no hohdays. Students are Price. 7 r required to attend only while they I Mr. and Mrs., Jess Samples and are actually to class. , 1 family spent Sunday with Mr. and Teachers for the summer term are Mrs. W. M. Samples near Clinton, regular members of the staff of the! Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Long and city schools, and all classes will be daughter, Frances, attended the fun- held at the high school building on eral of Mrf. Long’s sister, Mrs. Essie Hampton avenue. Offices there are .Kinard, in Ninety-Six Monday, open the entire summer from nine RozzeUe and Harvey Foster of o’clock Until five, and parents are Camp Stewart, Ga., were home for CALL Wyman Shealy For Prompt Plumbing and Heating Service 195 E. Ferguson St Board Now Mailing Out Questionnaires Clinton draft board No. 50 is now mailing out occupational question naires to all registrants of the first and second registration, Raymond J. Pitts said yesterday. He reports a large number of the questionnaires are being returned by tka poetofflce because the registrants have moved and did ppt notify the local board of thfcir change in addrasa. This Is a violation of the selective service law, ha states, and such registrants are laying themselves liable to prnea cution by tm federal fovernnvmt Miss Hazel Samples of Whitmire, spent the week-end with relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Terry and fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Terry and little daughter attended the funeral of Mr. Terry’s mother to Green wood Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Whitman spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Whitman to Greenville- Mr.’ and Mrs. S. L. Hoover and children visited Mr. and MU. R. N. Hayes in Pelzer Saturday. 1. Mrs. Colie Gregory and children spent several days with her father, A. D. Harmon, In Woodruff. Mr. Gregory spent Sunday with them. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Whitmire, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Whitmire and TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING MACHINES Sales and Service CLEANING A SPECIALTY . .. * Reasonable Charges ' KENNETH N. BAKER —* rtanw IN WOMEN tfc Sow CNiactiofw on Lofest • mmi Popular 61 yart Plus It SUU Tex PEPS1-COLA BOTTLING CO. GRKZNVUXK, & C. - . . : . ^ i «r _ . - >* , *