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Thursday, January 13, 1944
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C.
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FOR THEWtS" NEW$ 0,1 IHt m ^ONTS
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Miss Eloise Bro
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German-resistance ins the Sarny area.ias truck London in any night of the
the bulletin said. Sarny itself was
expected to fall shortly to' attacks
from the north, south and east.
Details of the great German da-
19^-41 German blitz.
In ;Mrmoriain
MRS. A. 6. BLAKELY. SR.
The members of thl Woman's Mis-
* ti nder sympathy to her love'd ones.
—THE COMMITTEE.
American Bombers Strike
Powerful formations of U. S. Fly-[feat at Kirovograd and its environs:
r t Thrift ing Fortresses and Liberator bomb-1 Destroyed were 293 tanks, 336 big‘nearer the enemy’s heart, dosed to wish
' ' i, j -tu S v?/ ers > escorted by Thunderbolts, Light- guns, 121 mortars, 445 machine guns,
the week-end with his brother, W. ’ an . .
P. Thrift, and family. ! nmgs and new type fl e ht -
jers, battled through stormy weather
Mrs. Lula Abercrombie has return-. and terrific German fighter opposi-
Move Forward In Italy
Allied ground forces fighting 5 tead- s ‘°" ar y Clintori ^sso- **
il^ toward Rome and air bases even* ciate Presbyterian church S
1- pffer this tribute of love ^nd a
within three miles, of the German to 0 the memory of Mrs A B.
stronghold of Cassiho both from the ® ^ r - • w ^° October 5,
north and the south after a week's 194 3.
70 miles from Rome were fighting friends. Even in her sufferings she S
desperately, but unsuccessfully, to was uncomplaining and was thought- jg
hold back Lt. Gen. Mark W. Clark s ful of the comfort and happiness of
94 armored cars and 978 trucks. Cap
tured by the Russians were 150'tanljs,
... „ „ 188 ^yns, 242 mortars, 429 machine-1 sustained offensive. Germari troops! Her’s was a happy and cheerful
ed from Brunswick, Ga., after spend- tion Tuesday to pound targets deep guns, 25 armored cars, 2,009 trucks defending the communications center personality which made her many
ing several weeks with her son, j n Germany. and 19 military stores. *• '
Marvin Abercrombie, and family, The claim of 123 U. S. planes de-! In another blow to the Germans
Mrs. Hallie Campbell visited her, stroyed by Nazi fighters and ground! the Russians yesterday smashed eight
sister, Mrs. Edith Cox, in Laurens, defenses by Hitler’s headquarters | German troop trains carrying men, men and armor. . ‘ her loved ones
Sunday. > ' . ’ ' wa s exactly the tqp claim made by | tanks, ammunition and gasoline, the (A German war correspondent, We'are thankful for her beautiful
Mrs. Claude Bennett is spepding the Nazis .after the Schweinfurt raid bulletin said. ^ ' broadcasting over the Nazi radio, an- life of faith, love, and kindness in
some time with Seaman Bennett in;l ast October-14, when the Americans ■" ^ nounced that the Allied Fifth army our midst and may her influence a
Bainbridge. Md. 1annouhced a record loss of I . Yugoslavs Resist Strongly had “launched a major drive on live to give cheer and courage to|g
A Nazi military reporter, broad- Rame,” possibly indicating that Gen- those left behind We extend our i iqngBIBBaadBllliBOBdddBdBB—W
casting that the Germans intended e ral Clark has thrown in heavy re- ’ — —
to -launch a new campaign against i serves 0 f infantry and tanks for the
the Partisans in Yugoslavia, admit- fl na i assault on Cassino). ?
Dr. Felder Smith
Dr. Duncan S. Felder
OPTOMETRISTS
Specialists In
Eye Examinations
Office Hours:
Dr. Smith. Daily,. 4:15 to <
Dr. Felder. Daily. 9 to 6
Phone 29 for Appointment
CLINTON, S. C.
Mrs. Ora Wood of West Clinton,
visited Mrs. Pauline Lawson during
the week-end.
Drayton Duckett has returned to
Chesnee after spending some time
•with his sisters, Misses Sally Ann
and Stella Duckett, and J. L. Duckett.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Navy and chil-
60 bombers.
Russians Smash Ahead
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Russian army forces, in a simul
taneous attack With Rovno region, ted Tuesday that the war effort of
guerillas, tore thrbugh bewildered Marshal Josip Broz (Tito)^ “has
Germans 35 miles inside old Poland, ! grown in magnitude; his followers,
forcing the Sluch river-^bear Sarny although a motley crowd, have be-
dren visited Mr.’and Mrs'. Thurman Tuesday, while Moscow announced j come more numerous.
Henson in West Clinton Sunday. ! that 15,000 Germans were killed ini J ~
Alr Forces Active In Pacific
American air forces continued
their methodical destruction of Japa-
_ ^ Reliable sources in Cairo at the nese warships off New Ireland, of
Mr<! Harv^v VApnt ' l ast week’s Smashing victory at Ki-!same time said failure of six previ- 1 planes at Rabaul and communica-
end with her mother Mrs L A. novogorad. ! ous German offensives in Yugoslavia tions in the Madang area of New
' "—*— completely broke was indicated by inability of 17 Ger- Guinea, probable next target of Al-
man and six Bulgarian divisions to bed invasion forces. General Douglas
Hall, in Blacksburg
Mrs. Julia Thrift has
from 3 rnman a after 'sDendfng^eve^al ( l uietl y married at the bride’s home liquidate arty sizable portion of the MacArthur reported Wednesday
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Dean
Epply.
Mrs. Charlie Smith of Laurens,
spent the week-end with heK daugh
ter, Mrs. S. L. Oakley, and Mrs. Oak
ley. \ •
Howard Robinson . of JMqhile, Ala.,' Birthdays
is spending" the week with his moth- Virginia Overstreet observed her
er, Mrs. J. A. Robinson. - 'birthday January 6th.
W. N. Dalton and family of Cal-^ Mrs. Fred Shelton will
houn Falls, spent the week-end with | a birthday tomorrow.
Monday afternoon at 3 o’clock. The Partisan forces.
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Ray Williams. At present the couple Bombers Hit Bulgaria
are making their home with the! American and British heav y bomb _
grooms mother, Mrs. Dadie Estees.! ers operating from a - network of
More than 70 • planes have been
destroyed at Rabaul this month.
his brother, H. H. Dalton, and Mrs.
Dalton.
Colie Abercrombie, A. M. M. 1-c of
Pensacola, Fla., spent several days
with his mother, Mrs. Alice Motte.
Miss Frances TTuller spent several
days with friends in Greenwood re
cently. Mrs. Cornelia Bishop accom-
pained her hoipe for the week-end.
Pfc. Roy' Owens has returned to
Camp Stewart, Ga., after spending
a leave with his grandfather, J. W.
Owens, and family.
Sgt. Paul Taylor of Camp Davis,
N. C., visited Mrs Taylor and chil
dren. Sunday.
tyjrs. Sarah Fuller of Greenville,
Mrs. Maude Fuller and Mrs. Blanch |
Green of Tucapau, spent the week-1
end with Mr.*and Mrs. J. S. Navy!
and other relatives.
Mrs. Annie Lawson of Savannah,
Ga., is spending some time with her
father, J. W. Owens, and family. .
Friends of Cpl. Charles Hairston
will be interested to know he has
landed safely in England.
Friends of Earl Jackson of the
Marines, will be glad to hear of his
promotion to private first class.
Mrs. • Geneva Coker of Anderson
spent several days with Mrs. G. H.i
Jackson last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wilson and
daughter of Laurens, and Mr. and 1
Mrs. Earl Barbeb and daughter of j
Goldville, visited Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Wilson and daughter ' during the
week-erid. " '
airdromes in southern Italy, have
opened a day and night onslaught on
Sofia, capital of Bulgaria, in what
may be a calculated campaign to
observe f knock -that Nazi satellite nation out
, of the jvar and start a ccllacse of
James Deitz celebrated his birth- Hitler s unsteady empire,
day January 8*h,. Welling bombers, “work horses’’ of
Marvin Harvey will observe a l the RAP, left Bulgaria’s only impor-
birthday January 17th. j tant city a mass of blazing wreckage
Mrs. W. N Dalton of Calhoun, Tuesday night whgn they showered
Fglls, will observe a birthday Janu-;it with tons of explosives only a few
ary 15th. j hours after fighter-esebrted American
Melda Jean Caldwell celebrated Flying Fortresses had blasted the
her birthday Jartuary 7th. • | capital with as great a load of bombs
Gray
. Funeral Home
Clinton, S. C.
FCNERAL DIRECTORS
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EMBALMERS
Ambulance Service
Phone* 41 and 399-J
L. RUSSELL GRAY and
V PARKS ADAIR Gen. Mrra
ABRAMS and GEER
BEAUTY SHOPPE
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DR. JEAN
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A Licensed Dermatologist Is In Our Shop With
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DuBelle Cosmetics
All Week
All women of the vicinity are invited for free facial
treatment £nd French make-up.
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Please phone for appointment, as treatment takes
one hour. 104-W. '
MAUD GEER
FARMERS GET DRAFT
WOOD
Among The Sick
Mrs. Minnie Harvey is ill.
Henry Nix is ill with flu.
J. W. Owens is seriously.' ill at his
home.
Billy Farmer is ill with flu. '
Miss Juanita Huntington has re-
-covered frorq flu.
’ Mrs'.- S. J. Todd is able to be out
again after an illness.
Rhomlne-Estees Rites
Miss Audry Rhomine and OliveP
Estees of this community, were
CONCRETE
materials are
( widely available
WAR "IT F ° R EMERCENCY
WAR manpower common
paul^'T," VASHINCTON. d . c ON
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December 1, a 94 3
PAUL V. McNUTT
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MAR BOARD GIVES
deferment credits
FOR WOODS WORK
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for needed farm,
improvements
Concrete materials—portland cement,
sand and gravel or stone—are widely
available to help farmers build for
greater wartime food production.^’’
Set the stage now for producingmore
eggs, pork, beef and dairy products—
by building clean, saniUuy, feed-saving,
concrete floors in yottf poultry house,
feed lot and barn; by building a manure
pit, storage cellar, water tank or other
modem improvements of economical,
long-lasting concrete.
If you need help, get in touch with
your concrete contractor or building
material dealer. We wiH help with free
plan sketches. Just check list below
and mail today. \ u
Foitt
□ Dairy born floors □ Manors pits
□ Poultry bouts Osort □ Orslo storagss
□ Fssding Hosts □ SOsrogf csllars
□ Milk hsotss □ Tanks, troughs
0 Foundations 0 I
farmers can hold
draft status
CUTTING PUIPWOOD
w the FARMERS OF AUER I CAj
^^ our purnosp \ *
they VrUl
^ith a minimum of npno ^ 1 th ®y “ay transfpr- ♦ as a war time
<AKS!?«Kat-s eswi.
-war an?t d -!!i!"^ t a ^ rlcul tural workers for 1 V *
for work in j L otal war uii 11i. tion ,
£yl£W00d outtfni n8 ’c^ Uniberi «g. sawmiVi^ eCe33ary “ay be *
thTT^^Sl^orkers will ha r --, nt A
tural season, such
not affect thei r* h ~ --’©ason nonacri*pn-T t agricuX*
-Board Vei 0 orandi I1 No a ^ t lR t n tU3 - Se leetlv e seWT 5 ^ 111
»e. United StaTsl ^cui
I\ d f..^ t ,fffB_w°rkers° y m a e y t i>r^ c ^ Instructions p P "o. ' -
. . tnstructi^n’Ro^gg covers 8 ^!* 61 '
W some localities point.. fleld
higher DriortV. S ^ ther activities
Service will kn 0 *w whet l0Cal offic e of 1 V” 3 ' may take a ^
Z ewlv ' ere 0ff - Seas ° n Ta^o^s^r-*
lunbering S industrfes Ea ^ en to aid the pul pwooJ W
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PORTLAND CEMENT ASSOQATION
, AHonto S, Os.
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FARMERS: If you want to make good money in
off-season time on essential pulpwood production, write or call:
^ ^ , • V;, • , V \ ; V / ■’ ' '
INTERNATIONAL PAPER COMPANY
VICTORY
PULPW00D
CAMPAIGN
SOUTHERN KRAFT DIVISION:
Mills at Georgetowov South Carolina;
Panama City. Fla.; Mobile. Ala.:
Moss Point, Miss.; Bastrop,'La:;
Springfield. La., and Camden, Arl^
WE BUY PULPWOOD FROM:
T CANAL WOOD CORPORATION.
(Ben R. Wall, Jr.) CHESTER. S. C.
J. B. FRAZIER. JR., BLAIR. S. C.
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