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„ // .V :r. Page Six / ■ THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C. Want FOR SALE—Baled hay, $35 per ton. HRS. J. Willie Young.„ Ic j WEST CLINTON SIKIAL AND PERSONAL NEWS HRS. JOE CAMPBELL, Coirespondent and Representative r ' ‘ / • Thursdoy, Jonuory ^3, 1944 n ...* . a nt , r r' I Mrs. Claud Smith, Misses Lavonia T^X^ST—Ration books 3 anq 4 oi i. £». , ’ • .... . and Mary Hou.Cr.ig. Roote 1, Clinton. 1 P JX'JST—"A " gas ration book for 1929 Ford coach. Johnny Murphy, 76 Sloan St. , , LAY that PISTOL DOWN, Man, * Spare that Chicken Hen— Fee« her ‘‘SPARTAN’. Pellets , And she will LAY AGAIN. (See below) King Thursday. • Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Cox of New berry, were week-end guests of Mr. i and Mrs. Joel Cox. Corp. Leonard Dover of the Walter' Reed hospital,^Washington, D. C.f is visiting his parents near Clinton. , Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Simmons and childreh visited Mrs. Sallie Sim mons in Laurens Sunday. ‘ * . Mr. and ‘ Mrs. Carl Heaton and children visited Mrs..Sallie Simmons IN NAVAL SERVICE YES, SIR, FOLKS! They lay., when fed on' Spartan Quality pellets or mashes. See us for all sorts of Start-.. ing Mash, Growing Mash, Laying in L aur ^ ns , s 3 tur day. * Mash or - Pellets. Hog. Mule. Goat, I Mrsr Dord Leopard and family a- Chicken and Dairy Feeds. C-W-S tended, the funeral of Mrs. Leopard s Cuano Co ‘ IP * :>ro ^ er < ^ ourt 6 Bagwell,, m Laurens Friday: War ration book, 3 of Esther j Mr. and LOST Simpson, IRaute 3. Box 45’. ^P Greenwood, visited Mr. and Mrs THIS WEEK S SPECIAL—All Cotton Ben Campbell Saturday. ^ Hose mesh and plain, values to. - Allen Simmons of the-navy. Jack- Si 40. for 75c. Moore’s .Dress Shoppe,, sonv.lle, Fla spent several days With ’ s 1c ^ 15 i parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. W.vSim-j 1 -1 - ’ mons, recently. - J LIGHTWOOD KINDLING. We have s , 2 -c Paul Foster of Norfolk, Va„: .another supply of Good Kindling. S p en t Monday with his parents, Mr.i Fine for these cold mornings. Blake- an( j Mrs. S. C. Foster. ]y Brothers Seed Store. Telephone • Mr. and Mrs. Joe Johnson of Gold-, 188. ■. [f ville. visited- Mr. and Mrs. A. F. NO HUNTING, NO FISHING, NO Campbell Sunday. WOOD CUTTING or otherwise• PvL Ray Waters of Fort Jackson, trespassing on the lands of . the un-, spent the, week-end with Mrs. Wat--; dersigned. E. E. Blakely, Mrs. L. D.i ei-v „ Blakelv 4 cl ^ r - anf ^ ^ rs ‘ **• ^° rnes v Greenville, were Sunday guests REPAIR WORK on pipes, clean sew- and Mrs. W. T. Gregory. ers. unstop sinks, general plumb-j Mrs. Susie Blanton spent last week ing work done at reasonable prices. |Wjth her dau g h t e r, Mrs. Ola Bur- Andrew Chappells, Elizabeth ^’’.dettc, in Greenville, near Academy St. school. , 20-3p’ berry and Miss Marguerite Seay. W. M, S. Announcement -The. Woman’s Missionary Society of Calvary Baptist church will meet Monday evening, January’ 17, at the home of Mrs. Ursula Blakely on Bai ley street. . . r Each member is askedw be pres ent and all new members who re cently joined the church* are espec ially invited to attend by the presi dent, Mrs. J. Ollin Watson. H. D. HENRY 1898-1944 F. M. BOLAND H. D. HENRY & COMPANY INSURANCE . STOCKS — BONDS — REAL ESTATE : * , _ ' -A*— — . Federal Loans Negotiated On Real Estate Telephone 121 r v ^»r MISS KATHERINE CAMPBELL, apprentice seaman, naval training station, Bronx; N. Y., is the daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Campbell of Sloan street. She entered service December 1. G. A. Meet | The Girls Auxiliary of Calvary, ! Baptist church met at the church i Monday afternoon witfi seventeen' present.- -» 1 The president, Miss Gerry Tram mell, had charge. Miss Polly Dav-* enport, secretary, read the minutes of the previous meeting and called the roll, v ' i The program, “Temple Building,” i was rendered by the folliwng mem bers: Billie Arnold, ^ean Oakley, Gerry , Trammell, Virginia McCul-1 , lough, Faye Ellen Hardman, Polly ! Davenport, Lessie Hedspeth, Billie *.* Dee Hooper. Prayer was given by ]•: Polly Davenport. Plans for the new * year were made. The meeting was closed by singing “Take My Life and Let It Be Consecrated, Lord To NEED CASH MONEY? AUTO LOANS — OTHER COLLATERAL Contact: SERVICE LOAN AND FINANCE CO. / CLINTON, S. C. LYNN COOPEJt^ TOM ADDISON Phone 7-J . Phone 99 : i: Thee/; I Refreshments were served by the | counselor, Mrs. Palmer r How’ard. i * Victory Garden Should Fill Needs of Family of. lumbia with Misses Hattie and Agnes of Hawkins. , clemson J2.—As a New Year John Smith of Woodruff, spent the, message to Victory gardeners, A. E. week-end with his sister, Mrs. Ada Schilletter, Clfemson extension horti-j Center. ! culturist, advised that the garden be, ... ^ . Sgt. Vernon Trammell, who has planned for the particular home it is! _ , Misses Ruth and Naomi - mi f h ‘’j , recently returned from foreign ser-| to serve. THERMOSTAT HEAT CONTROLS. ..South Clinton, spent the week-end v j ce ^is week for Fort Bragg, I’ Family health needs and prefer- 1 Equip, your brooder with one of. with Mrs. Robert McGinnis. j or ass ig nmen t after spending ’ ences should guide its making, hel these and forget the worry of keep- Mrs. Halter McAlister and daug - a furlough with his parents, Mr. and said. Families, as well as individual ing your Chicks the correct tempera-' ter are spending several days wit ^ rs ^ g Trammell. members of a family, have varying ture. Blakely Brothers -Seed Store, relatives in,Greenwood. — tastes. With the wide range of vege- Telephone 188. ] Pvt. Jessie Ginn of/Fort Jackson,; Among The Sick tables from which to choose, it is! TEA ROOM FOR SALE - Well !* Sp ^-Mrs. J. J. Smith is improving after, possible to supply the wants and u' j 0 * t being ill. needs of every individual. Business well es- 1 j Wlt Myra Anne Snelgrove, daughter of A carefully planned garden will Mrs. Bill Snelgrove, is ill.. include a list of varieties so that Mrs. H. E. Berry has been ill sev-j there will be a succession of crops maturing, beginning with the earliest Well equipped with modern llxlur, -'S anc * Rj c hard,/spent the week-end with, efficient employes. Business well es-.. Mr and ^ Mrs w s Cleni in Modoc. Mr anH tablishcd. E.xcellent location. App > i and Mrs. Grady Dunaway and * *;*_ h C. D. Yarborough, Clinton Tea Roonv f amd y were week-end guests eral days T P un 1 a ' v ’? ys J P aren , ts > M r - and , Mrs. Ruth Oxner is improving af- kinds and extending throughout the FOR SALE—Pre-war wicker living Mrs. Fiank Sanders, near Union. j er de j n g m with flu. - entire growing season. room sclite with springs, 3 pieces. Mrs. Jesse Reese and daughter, Mrs. L. M. Evans is ill at her home: Draw a plan of your garden on large oak dresser. In good condition. Frances, of near Clinton, spent the on Academy street.' paper, showing where each vegetable Reasonable price. Mrs.’Bryant Spikes, week-end with her parents, Mr. and ^j rs -p. B. Cranford has flu. is to. be planted. Group early-matur- 86 West Main Sf. S ’ s . . f „ i . ' ' Friends of Rev. J. Ollin Watson ing kinds toge'her, he suggested. BABY CHICKS Beginning' January!. V;.’ Williamsw of Peizer, ,s v i s "!will be glad to know he is able to; Plant perennials on one side so B Twe rugiarsuppljlj;"*'^ i, a " d ,I* »«« again after being ill with:,hat they will not interfere with nf Birred Rocks R I Reds White .l, 3 ,, Uleo Lusk. i flu the past 1 week. plowing. Rocks and Buff • Orpingtons. Place | th f wTth Mr a^ M^^ MrS - Henry RUSS haS been 111 the ' what you wil1 need - then your order now. N. H. Reds, Silver g Trammell Lace Wyandottes, Brow»n Leghorns, White Giants and White Leghorn Mrs. Henry week-end with Cockerels a little Uter Blakely Laur4ns . Layman Mr. and past’ two weeks. j plant enough to allow for drought -Pvt. Charlie Barbery is a‘patient'.and other possible shortages. spent the j n h OS p da j a t Fort Jackson. Mrs. J. L. Brothers Seed Store. Telephone 188. SEWING MACHINE REPAIRING all makes. Parts and supplies. P. E.. of Williamston, spent the week-end Riley. 55 E. Carolina Ave. 20-3p with Mr. and Mrs. Claud Wallen- CORNISH GAME ROOSTERS. We have a few real fine Cornish Game A. F. Campbell has returned from General hospital in Greenville after Mrs. Earl Ballew and son, Kenneth, b e ^ n g a patient there several days- of Greer, and Miss Frances Smith the past week ; Friends of Arthur Davis will regret to know he is ill with pneumonia. ! , „ ^ ^ ~ , Marvin Stewart, Jr., is suffering ^ r - and ^ rs - W- E. Braswell, Cpk'^gafj i d juries received when struck about 7 months ok, wc are ^ ^ “ automobile Saturday evening.:; for sale. They are .pretty. Blakely, . Wondc in Orpon AT FltST SIGN OF A zme. c use 666 666 TABLETS. SALVE. NOSE DROPS Brothers Seed Store. Telephone 188. ed Mr. and Mrs. J. Woods in Green- Birthdays Ville recently. Clarence Malone had a birthday LOANS TO FARMERS—Long term Woodrow Smith Spent the week- it j anuar y ioth. farm mortgage loans, low rate of end with relatives in Whitmire. January Ist.k: w^s Mrs. J. H. Bar- interest,-to purchase lands, refinance Mrs.'Hugh Gray Porter and son, ! 5 er y’ s birthday. / indebtedness, etc. Sev Clyde T Billy, of Savannah, Ga„ are spend-j p vt . Jonas Samples of Fort Bragg, Franks. National Farm Loan Associ-i ing the week with Mr. and Mrs. | im_ c., will have a birthday tomorrow, a: n. Laurt as. S C. 1C G. F. Downs. Today is the 'birthday of Pvt. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Purdy of Greer, Charlie n Barbery of Fort Jackson. Mrs. T-. O. McGowan and Misapx^arrie Bell Evans will have daughter, of Atlanta. Ga„ visjted Mr. a birthday January 19th. FOR SALE—1942 Oldsmobile ciuu Sgt arid sedan. 4 hew pre-war tires, radio, heater, law mileage. Timmerman Mo tor Co, Carolina Service Station, Clinton, S. C. 1c club January 17th birthdays include and Mrs. Walter Spires recently. Mrs. Grady Cox, and family moved Cpl. Alfred . Barbery in service in lu Greenwood Tuesday; I England, J. J. MeGinnis, and Miss ONION and CABBAGE PLANTS,; Fr f v d GaHoway of the navy. Ports- : F aye Woodward. Onion Sets fin^lish Peas Beets rnou ^’ ^ a -> spent the week-end with Miss Faye Ellen Hardman was 11 Carrots!* Ra^h lattice and Many his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. G. years old yesterday. Other Seeds and Fertilizers. Blakely | ,i oway - • _ _ , _ , Billy Cranford will be 6 years old Mr. -and Mrs. Ralph Jackson and Saturday. Cpl. J. Marvin Holtzclaw now sta tioned in England, had a l?irthday HEADQUARTERS — for — USED CARS ALL MAKES —ALL MODELS Timmerman Motor Co. Carolina Service Station Clinton, S. C. Brothers Seed Store. Telephone 188. Carol Jackson of Columbia, were FOR SALE— Pure bred Polled Here- \ week-end guests of their parents, ford bull. Ready for light service, j Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Jackson. 50 pigs and shoats. fresh milk goat, .Miss Edna Wood , of North Creek, chit'kdhs. six young game roosters, spent the week-end with her sister, six young pure ...Rhode Island roosters. George'C, Adair. red 27-3p. Mrs. W. H. Adams, hnd Mr. Adams. January 8th. Move To Community Mr. and Mrs. N. W. McCall, for- Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Sparks visited rnerly of Peilzer, are moving today to their son and daughter, Mrs. James , the community. Mr. McCall is over-| Bolton and Charles Sparks,-in Green- ; seer of the card 'room. " . v wood the past week-end. Mr. and’ Mrs? McCall and daugh-■ s - : Cecil Young of Fort Worth, ter, Patricia,, who is ten years old, N ausea Gas Pains free sample Texas> v i s i t ed his sister, Mrs. C. W.; are living in the r'esidencf formerly Ldga, at Kellers Drug Store. J a 6; Wmdsor) recently. f occupied by the Grady-Cox family.; FREE! If excess acid causes you pains of Stomach Ulcers, Indiges tion, Heartburn,..Belching, Gloating, INSURANCE Fire - Tornado - Automo bile - Surety Bonds - All Forms pf Property Insurance. - SOUND PROTECTION AT LOWEST COST. REAL ESTATE B. H. BOYD Clinton, S. C. FOR SALE- Pitts. .. A1 kinds of wood. ,H. J.| Mrs. Edgar Brazil and Miss Dorisj ^ Windsor spent the week-end in Co 4 Want Ads Hear From Sou Friends Of Mr. and Mrs. W! T: 1 Queen will be interested to know | they received a message from their | son. Pvt. William D.. Queen, who has RYE GRASS. BARLEY, RYE, Aus trian Winter Peas and White Dutch Clover.,Also Bone Meal, Vigbro and Sheep Manure. Blakely, Brothers LOST—Np. 3 ration book of Palmer' been a prisbner of the Japanse two Seed Store. Telephone 188. 1c Hyman, Route 1, Clinton. Ip years. ^ He was ca'ptured Dec..?, 1941, ROSE BUSHES. Red, Pink, White, p ( )R SAI F — Pore Poland rhina Pvt -'Q ueen has been in service three Yellow and Two,.one- .n J. WUU,^. . Bloomers and Paul’s ScarM Climber. . —» Also Vigoro, Bone MeaJt.^nd-Wizam-UbOSE OUT of_ all Winter Hats, Celebrates Birthday Brand Sheep Manure. Blakely Broth- -values to $5.95, for $1 and $2. Mrs. W. H. Addms invited a num- ers Seed Store. Telephone 188. 1c Moore’s Dress Shoppe, Clinton, S. C. ber of friends to a party Saturday i otovf' PIPE Flhnws Dam’ners ' ’ ‘ •— / 1c j afternoon honoring her daughter,! " Grates, Cement, Polish’and Wicks! LOST—“C” gasoline book. If found,; Patsy - who was celebrating her 7th j Al,„ Wood Burner Stovee, Chimney please return to E B, Beard. Ip b.r.hday. Edna | Sweep and Many Otrter Hardware ButK SWEET PEAS.,We have the Wood dlr ^ ted several gameSi atter llems^ Blakely Brothers Seed Store. Mixed Spencer in a Choice Variety whlch lh e hostess, assisted by Misses Telephone 188. _ic of Colors. Now is .a good time to; Seay and Wood,-served refreshments HAVE your bicjyjles repaired. New i plont. Blakely Brothers Seed Store, i twenty-two. tires and tubes. Accessories of aL Telephone 188. 1c Each little guest remembered Patsy! kinds. Lewis Cooper, N. Adair St. • METAL FEEDERS and FOUNT- with a gift. Telephone 210-M. It ! A best-selling laxative ALL OVER THt SOUTH t it’s ihrifly and fits most folks needs and AINS. We have received a limited RE-ROOFING—Will furnish shingles supply of these. Also Metal and Gfass and do the work. Estimate free. Founts for fruit jars, Feeds, Grit and ...... , FHA terms if desired J R Craw- Oyster Shells. Blakely Brothers Seed Tramixiell entertaihed a number of fort p h ™e 10 Store. Telephone 188 _ ^Is and boys hono£ng> her grand- r ’ ’ ^ ; : \ daughters, Geroldine Trammell and Birthday Party On Saturday evening Mrs. R. T. WOOD FOR SALE—We have plenty POULTRY WIRE, 5 foot and 4 foot. ] p 0 fjy Davenport, who were celetqrat of green,or dry wood, any length. Also Barb Wire, Hog Wire, 12-inch j ng their 12th birthdays. Suitable for heaters, $5 and $10 loads, i Wire, Staples, Nails, Hinges, Screws, Several games were enjoyed, after E. Frank Anderson, Phone 124. tf Locks and Many Other Items. Blake- which the hostess served refresh- : ly Brothers Seed Stpre. Telephone ments. ’ WANTED—All kinds good used for- , 188. lCi Each little guest remembered the niture, heaters, wood and oil stuwes pERMANENT WAVE 59c , Do r honorees With a ei« «td anuques or what have you. The Permanent with Charm-Kurii —- Trading Post. Laurens, S. C. tf Ku Com -, ele equipment, ineludmg ZINLAC, Shellac Substitute, White 40 curlers and shampoo. Easy to do, and Orange. This is the best of the Shellac Substitutes and one we think is about as good as the genuine Shel lac. Blakely Brothers Seed Store. Telephone 188. l c Birthday Dinner •'» ,On Sunday Mrs. W. H. Beckham harmless. Praisecf by ! gave a dinner in honor of her daugh- ihcluding June Lang, .ter, Madalene, who was celebrating, her llfth birthday. Those present wfre Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Wood and children of New- absolutely thousands glamorous movie star. Money ri funded if not satiefied. Kellers Drug Store. Jan. 20-p Miserable with backache? W HEN kidneys function badly and you suffer a nagging backache,, with dizziness, burning, scanty or too freouent urination and getting up at night; when you feel tired, nervous, aff upset... use Doan's Pills. Doan s are especially for poorly working kidneys. Millions of boxes are used every year. They are recom mended the country over. Ask your neighbori v Doans Pills You are cordially invited to attend the 10th Annual Meeting of members of Clinton Production Credit As sociation to be held Saturday, January 15th, at Clinton, in the High School Building, beginning at 11:00 A. M. Come and find out how farmers of Laurens and New berry Counties have cooperated to build a source of i “Dependable Credit” for farmers. • ' ■■ . •" ■ " „ . v This invitation is to all farmers w r ho are interested " in securing funds for producing crops, livestock, dairy products, poultry, purchasing deeded equipment or for other farm expenses at low cost. 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