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1 Page Six A THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C. • * ■ : Thursday, February 3, 1944 Want Ads WEST CLINTON SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NEWS fylichael McGee, son of Mr. and the direction of Misses Nora Cannon* them for the meeting. The next JFOR SALE — Poland China shoats, VIES. JOE CAMPBELL, CSrrespondent and Representative and pigs. See J. Willie Young. Icl i Mrs. W. O- McGee,’ ,is ill | John Holtzclaw continues ill' at . histoome near Clintpn.. and Marian Padgette. A salad course with cold drinks, Virginia Chanpy, daughter ot Mr. g** i '" d P 0 ' 81 " ____ _ an d Mrs. P..D. Cljariey, is improving ° ‘ LlGHTWOOD KINDLING. We have. s - nt 'wVTnesd"^' with • her’ mother’' man; i's^ending' the We^k with mV ! after « week's illness. Mrs. Thompson, the former Miss Miss Ida Curry of Spartanburg,, J. D. Word. Mrs. E. M. Reid of Ly- H. A. Adams has been ill several Bet,y Pa dgette, received many lovely and Mrs. "Lee Fields, visited Mr , R T T „ p.^ 8 ’ Thompson left Saturday for Mr. and Mrs. Olin Wilbanks in Whit- Fnend ? 0f Mr - S -. R ’ T - Tra mmell a ^| .Richmond, Va„ where she will join another supply of Good Kindling. ^j rs M a m e Currjr. | and Mrs. Word. Fine for these cold mornings. Blake- _ , .. ly-Brothers Seed Store. Telephone , M ^ and . Mrs - Cohe Gregory and Mr 7 aa i c daughter, Anne, spent the week- Mr. a..u «»»». v^un wuuoiuka ui wxui- v, •„ t * , 1M ‘ \ if i end with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Gossett mire Sunday. Mr. Wilbanks is . se-1 ^ t0 - 1 - ea . rri 0 _ f her . llln ess. j Lt. Thompson for the present ONTROLS. in Union. v the week Mrs. W. M. Samples is ill at her .. . !hqsme near Clinton. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Foster of Kings Mr., and Mrs. J. H. Sparks spent Mrs. Leo Riser is a patient at the THERMOSTAT HEAT Equip your brooder with one of ’’Ibese .and forget the worry of keep- Mountain, N. C were week-end the week-end with relatives ih local hospital where she undement ninth birthday Saturday mg your Chicks the correct tempera- guests of their daughter, Mrs. J. J. Greenwood. Mrs. Harry W. Sparks a n operation Saturday. t 0 lnaay &alurda y Jure. Blakely Bjrbthers Seed Store. McGinnis, and Mr. McGinnis. and children returned with them for : Mrs. Susie Blanton is ill on Sloan ,Pary Telephone 1.88. Mrs. Gray Stroud anci little son a w epk s visit. street. ♦ FOR SALE—1-piece record player of Goldville, spent Saturday with M rs ; J. L. Arnold, Misses Mildred Sproles with radio combined.'$50; 12-piece her sister, Mrs. Cleo Lusk, and Mr. f dd Billie Arnold, John Arnold, Miss* The fo ii owing announcement has meeting will be fonight, Thursday, at 6:30.^ Mr. Reid will again meet with them. All members $re urged to be present and on time. NOTICE OF LOST CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT Notice is hereby., given that the undersigned will apply .to M. S. Bai ley & Son, Bankers, for duplicate Birthday Party Franklin Gilliam celebrated his i cert * fica ^ ofd eP° si i No ' 3 988, issued to G. W. Addy, for $16.50, dated July 6, 1922. A number of girls and boys enjoy- 10-2c with G. W. ADDY. record player with radio combined, Lusk. ed games and contests, directed by Mrs. W. D. Gilben Refreshments were served by 1 $98. W. C. Baldwin, Jr. S2S, r 0 'L a ^ D r" Of! -tv- ■>; a Franklin s mother, Mrs. I^nTci G„' lc ' Cpl. Melford Wright of Ca'mp visi l ed “ r a , nd M's-Henry Wheeler. 0[ , h|s cily . in Fountain Inn Sunday. Rev. and Mrs. C. N. Sproles of Ker- LOST—Ration books N01 3 of Ernes- Campbell, JCy., spent a fourteen-j ^ d Mrs S B Snelerdve andi v,* «.« tinp Dill irH -inH Rprt Clardv lo da y furlough with tps mother, Mrs. a •. r . b ' ,'.r nei . t ana i sbaw, announce the birth of a daugh- tme Dillard and Pert Clardy^lp £ g Wrjght Mrs Wnght had as 8 f n ’ H Don ’ v,slted relatives m Lyman ( ter, Rachel Annette, January 21 ONION and CABBAGE PLANTS, her' week-end guest, Mrs. Ansel: .. ay ' D 1 Rev t Sproles is a former pastor of Onion Sets. English Peas. Beets, Wright of Goldville. * i W ' B ; Evans ’ Boyce i the Church of Qod. ShTr^f^d Fertihzem^Blakely' ^ 1-c Cecil W. Adams and S l-cj % ^ | Brothers Seed Store. Telephone 188. i ,,:", ar f h> M ;i y , e . r >n H f “Kr Ad- i SUnda'y 00 " 1 * 0 ” Wik0n a ' S ‘f“ Park FOR SALE — Two matching brown ams’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Mrs G W Wallenyine snent Run- goats. broke to harness. Mrs. Will Adams. . ' j d3y witt her^oS, C E Braa. J. Adair. *f, -Px’t. Sidney Riser of Newfound-, and Mrs. Bragg near Newberry Sun- rrs NOT SO MUCH the cost of the land . is visiting his parents, Mr. and day. feed, as HOW LONG you have to Mrs - Leo Riser. Pvt. Riser will leave buy it that counts. Chicks get grown Monday for Camp McCoy. Wis., much faster^when fed on Spartan, w i iere he will take up new duties. Starting Mash. C.-W-S Guano Co. lek Mis ?es Vera Parkman, Mary and Birthday Dinner Mrs. Wm. Cannon gave a surprise birthday dinner Sunday honoring Mr. Cannon who. was celebrating his 56th liam.- Each guest remembered Franklin' with a gift. R. A. Meets The Royal Ambassadors of Calvary Baptist church held their first meet ing at the church last Thursday eve ning with seventeen young men present. - Frank Reid of Laurens, was with WE PAY CASH For Good USED CARS 'i • TIMMERMAN MOTOR CO. Carolina Service Station CUNTON, S. C. birthday. Those present were Mr. and Mrs.' Mr. and Mrs. Joe Davenport, Mrs. C^cil Walker and children of Lau-!' Joe Terry, Misses Elva Joan and.rens, Mrs. Annie Mae Hunnicutt, Polly Davenport, Mrs. Grady Smith' Arthur Medlock, George Medlock, and Christopher Davenport attended Crystal Maddtfh, Mrs. C, M. Madden,, the funeral of Mrs. J. J. Dower in NOTICE Will (ill oUt income tax and son Dexter were visitors in Co-! Ware Shoals Saturday. forms 1040 and 1040-A on oh be- - lum.bi a Saturday. , .1 Mrs.- Ora Wood and Mrs. Pauline fore March 15. All facts and figures Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Braswell and Lawson visited Mrs. Rose Bettis in* strictly confidential. For appointment c^idren spent^Sunday with Mr. and Elberton, Ga., Sunday. Mrs. Pearl Cole of Mountville, Sr., Mrs. George Medlock, Jr., and daughter of Greenwood, and Joe West of Charlotte, N. C. Mr. Cannon received several gifts.) ; NEED CASH MONEY? AUTO LOANS — OTHER'COLLATERAL Contact: Shower Given * , Mrs. James W. Thompson was hon- spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. P.'or guest at the home of Mrs. Marcell *D. Chaney. Barker Friday with Mrs. Barker, Mrs. Mr. and^ Mrs. Furman Wright^and, Joel Cox and Miss Virginia Smith see W C. Baldwin, Jr., on Phone 86. j g Braswell, Jr., in Green , ■ If wood. FOR SALE—A1 kinds oT wood. H. J. Mr. arid Mrs. R. L. Littleton and Pitts. tf lahiily spent' Sunday with Mrs. fnRT-Ratmn hook No 3 of Lai£ Janie Jackson 1n Ware Shoals. children of Fork Shoals, spent Sun- as hostesses. ^ rM k N °' 3 <f Lar f y Mr. and Mrs. Joel Cox spent the day with Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Lollis., Mens, Kt. Clinton. ; L p week-end with relatives in Seneca. j 'Mrs. Cleo Campbell of Anderson, LEATHER HORSE COLLARS. Lea- Miss Golden Devall of Greenville, spent the week-end with Mr. and ^ thcr Bridles. Leather Check Lines, spent the week-end with Miss Mary Mrs. John Campbell. Hames, Collar Pads, Back Bands, Oxner. • ( Pfc. and Mrs. Morris Thibodeau I Hame Strings, Trace Chains, Harness Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Summer and spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. §j Leath6r. Horse Brushes'and Curry son, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Summer Willie Sanders in Goldville. | Combs. Blakely Brothers Hardware and daughter, Mrs. T. O. Bundrick, Mr. and Mrs. Cal Richards of = and Seeds? Telephone 188. lc Mrs. Fred Rodelsperer of Newberry Sumter, ^pent Sunday with Mrs. I ■pvrmavfvt yVaw =0^. n „ vmir artd Mrs. Clifton Bishop of Laurens, Richards’ father, Allen Campbell. | ‘A ‘ , A r ,, • . were guests of Mrs. Alice Kinardi Mrs.ATheodore Queen and children _ mvn Permanent with Charm-Kurl during , he wcek . end . ; renently vbund Mr. and Mrs. Lewis » Kit. Complete equipment .ncludmg, s , Sgt. Vernon Trammell oj Camp Boyter ^ ■ 40 cur ers and shampoo. Easy to do. stewa , Ga t . me weck . en 5 | Mr and Mrs . E c Edwins and solu.ely harmless. Praised by thou- with h ‘ ls parents P MR and Ml , L B . ! daughter. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Ed-j Wins are spending the week in P Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Longshore ofyOrangeburg with relatives.' j( Mr. and Mrs. Earl FoldS and son.lk SERVICE LOAN AND FINANCE CO. CLINTON, S. C. LYNN COOPER Phone 7-J TOM ADDISON Phone 99 Several games were enjoyed under i MMIMM BIB,.BIBB. B B- B.B B!ia!'!!B:;iB!!Bi:!!B!IIB!l!BI!Blliai!:iBBI!l!a IBIBIBIiliaililB absolutely harmless. Praised by sands including Fay McKenzie. gl am - Trammoll orous movie star. Money refunded if' 1 not satisfied. Kellers Drugstore. South Clinton, spent'S«urda7'with! : t—— y j 3 their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. James, Mrs. Essie Lou Garner and POULTRY WIRE, 5 foot and 4 foot, and Mrs. Clarence Dunaway. | son, Earl, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Also Barb Wire, Hog Wire, 12«-inch J. V. Lowe and Ruble Strange Moody of Augusta, Ga., Mr. and Mrs. Wire, Staples. Nails. Hinges, Screws, visited Mr.; Lowe’s mother, Mrs. OdiS Smith and children of South Locks and Many Other Items. Blake- ( J. H. Lowe, m Greer Wednesday. (Clinton, were Sunday guests of Mrs. ly Brothers Seed Store. Telephone Mrs. J. L. Vanderford is visiting Robert McGinnis./ !| 188. ' A lc Mrs. C. L. Greer in Union., r Mrs. Jesse Harmon and son, Tony, | FOR SALE—'Two stands of good „ Pvt ' HlU is stat *oned at. and Mrs. Tommie Peach of Norfolk, | slabs at my "Lynn pl^g five rtliles Ca ^ p She , lby ’ M,s ^ !Va " spent the week-end with Mr. and ■ below Renno, half mile'~bff Calhoun ^ - C. Wallenzine Mrs. W m. Cannon. several jnd p hlldren - s P«nt Sunday with J. Mrs. Arthur McElhannoh and son,' FI. Wallenzine near Kinard. of Spartanburg, spent the week-end highway. Also nice shqats-, brood sows. J. H. Bell.„Renno. . 3-2p* , ,, - Mrs. Earl Ballew' and son of'Greer, with Mr. and Mrs. E. M. McElhannon. -i ROSE BUSHES. Red.. Pink. White, spent Sunday wi-th Mrs. Harry»Lay- ! A M. ,1-c and Mrs. E. L. Smith i ■ Yellow and Two-ti)££^**-ft*qpthly man. ol Norfolk, Va„ spent several days 11 Bloomers and Paul’s Scarlet Clirqber. .Mr. and Mrs. CJrl Smith of Mount- with Mrs. Victor Mattox and Mrs.! Also Vigor©, Bone Meal and Wizard v-ilie, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Leila Smith recently. |* Brand Sheep Manure. Blakely Broth- Mrs*. Paul Quinton. • — ■ ers Seed Store. TelepBme 188. lc Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Dillard, Mr.- Birthdays and Wedding STOP RUNNING FITS IN DOGS and ^ rs - Ben ^‘Hard, of Greer, Mr. ■ ___ Anniversaries . ^ with Ski Hi. .the only guaranteed ; , Mrs - Boyce Smith and family ot Sgt. and Mrs. Edgar B. Norton ob- ■ remedy, or get .Amr money back ' Vare S!loals . Mr, and Mrs. Lester served their 4th wedding anniversary ■ Young's Pharmacy. We stand behind ^ n,ltn ‘'b Cioldville- were guests of Febiuaij 3. 2-6u 1 ” ,s - Smith during th^ week- January 19 with Earl Gregory’s 2^ J. J. Smith during th^ week- January end. birthday. WANTED — Anyone' 1 interested in Mr. and Mrs.. S. L Harmon and Lindy Harris was sixteen years old fruit trees, shrubs, nut trees, to, family, Miss Martha Galloway and January 29th. get^ in touch with E. E. Cox. 3 E. _Mr\s. Levi Mobley and son, Bobby, Ralph Samples has a birthday to- Florida Sty Extension. Stark. Repre- visited Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Green in, da y* Now is spring planting Columbia Sunday. 17-4p Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Reid and son, da y February 5th. Dewey Samples will have a birth- Carl Lusk wull be nine years old ™ February 16th. ’ ■ January 25 was .Miss,Edna LydiaV'lf birthday. - 'w Barbara Ann Lydia will be four ^ years-old February 6thr - — ■ Mrs. Estelle Lydia » will have sentative. time. HAVE your bicycles ^repaired. New Bd i y ’ and . grandson, Larry Wood, tires and tubes. Accessories of aL * I rs - Walter Graham of Whitmire kinds. Lewis Cooper, N. Adair St. A ere ^ unda y guests of Mr. and Mrs. Telephone 210-M. It 7. _ _ _ ’ ~~ _ ~ SEEDS—SEEDS. We have received SL fll t aaOIS our fresh supply of Garden Seeds./ __ ________ _ _ for your 1944 Victory Garden.'Buy LOST — War ration book No. 3 of birthday February 28th. now. while our stock is complete. Virgie Sanford, 8 Beauregard St. Ip I Mrs. Ffay Biagg.pt Hermosa Beach ® Blakely Brothers Seeds and Hard- _ - .Calif., the former Miss Lillian Bras- B ware. Telephone 188. lc ^ ST , B gas ration book, license wc jj ^ d birthdav Febnnrv 1 i t No. D-43-734 W. W. Harris. | A: A• A A i? y ebcu ary L g RE-ROOFING—Will furnish shingles 1 .— . . — ! Miss, Mildred Scott was twelve y anci do the work. Estimate fre<h LOST Ration bo^ks Nos. 3 and 4 of ^ years old January 20th. H FHA terms if desired. J. R. Craw- Edward Kenner and Mary A. Ken- Mrs. Roy Fowler^ of - Leadville, *. ford?"’Phone 10. tf ner, Rt. 3, Box 47A, Clinton. Ip Cola:, the former Miss Hazel Duna- — WOOD FOR SALE—We have plenty FOR SALE—Upright Harvard cabi-., ; v ^J° terd > . )v th!S u ^’ bad ^ birthday ^ of green or dry wood, any length. net piano. Phone 362 or; j . " nd a* o t h , . J Suitable for heaters. $5 and $10. loads. WI ;te ^ Walnut St., CUnton. ^lp brated ldeir 24 ’ lh adding"anniver-^* VANTEINr—An kinds good used fur-jsary yesterday. * ^ |8 niture, heaters, wood and oil stoves) Judy Chaney will be six years If Grown Irish Cobblers and Red dd Piques or what have ycu..The old February• 16th. g Bliss. A full Ime^icther seasonablel il® dmg P ' ,st ' Laurens, S. C. ~ tf ; Mr. and Mrs. Pressley Chaney ob-J seeds and plants also. Blakely Broth- LOST.—Ration book No. 3. Ganelle vL ' u iritir <lh wedding anniversary ..p ers Hardware and Steeds. Telephone Bailey. k • , lp-;' ' ,r " " v ,f 1° LOST—Ration book No. 3 of Tony birthday."' E: Frank Anderson, Phone 124. tf SEED IRISH PUT-ATOES^'Maine January 2f»th. February 16 is S. 1-c Cegil Adams’ NOTICE—If you are draft exempt, Tullen McCall and Roy Andrew • Helen Tucker-was five years old fn nonessffntial war work and live'McCall. Please return to Mrs. Ella February ^ntf. in Qlintori, I will teach yoyato operr Mae McCall, 13 Davis St. Ip Lester Eustace \\ ill be ten years ate motion picture machines. at a SAUSAGE MILLS, Meat Choppers, very moderate lee. See H. L. Strick- Butcher Saw Blades, Butcher old tomorrow. Pvt. Royce Bouknight, who is sta- B had a birthday ■ land at Casino theatre Ffiday and Knives, Knife Sharpeners, Carbo-) L r,; J? ed in England, Saturday mornings ^etwqen 9 a.m. rundum stones and Repairs for Sau-, Fc S: uary If 1 . and 2 p.m. Applicants must be at^jage Mills Blakely Brothers Seed - Mrs - Ea 'ie Simmons will have a " least 30 years old, Jobs are plentiful and Hardware. Telephone 188. lc bh ? hdu y .tomorrow. - | in this profession.. 3-3c ! —— 1 ; Jack Fuller celebrated his birth- ■ T - NO HUNTING. NO FISHING. NO day yesterday ’ FRESH FEEDS. We have another car! WOOD CUTTING or otherwise Jimmie Baker had a birthday Jan- ■ Starting,. GTowing and Lading | trespassing^on the lands of the un- uary 31st. • ‘ III Mash, Growing and Laying Pellets,, dersigned.E7 E. Blakely, Mrs. L. D. I W. H. Quinn has a birthday Sat- » Baby Chick, Growing and Regular * Blakely. j urday. » ’ ^ Scratch, Turkey Mash, Dog Meal and ;t.t j — . t ' * • ■ Pellets, Rabbit Feed, Goat Feed, Fat j LOST - W ! dn f sday gening in busi- IB Back Hog Ration, Dairy and Horse' n ^ ss d i s t n ct, double strand pearls. Feed, OvstenigWlls and prit. Blake- Fjnder Pl ea se call 192-W ly Brothers Hardware Telephone 188. and Seeds, lc BABY CHICKS —Barred Rocks. —White Rocks. —R. I. Reds. —White Wyandottes,. ■—Buff Orpihgtons. Other Breeds Later. Feeds, ^Feeders, Fountains and Supplies. , Blakely Bros. Hardware and Seeds Telephone 188 Among The Sick j i Mrs. Edward Davenport, the for- «mer Miss Evelyn Thomas of this LOST—Ration books No. 3 of Ernes- city, is a patient at the Mary Black ■ tine Dillard and Alberta Clardy. Ip hospital in Spartanburg. g| LOST — Ration book^ 3 and 4 of Mrs. J. N. Nix is ill at her home on L Johnnie J. Seawright, Ruth L. Sea- Sloan street. " wright, James E. Seawright, Harold Juanita McG-innis is suffering with I J.'Seawright, Inez Williams, Gold- an injured <oot. > - S ville. " Ipj Mrs. Ralph Samples is improving ^ after being ill. |!i Mrs. Anne Burton continues IlL ■ ( FOR SALE—Jersey milk cow. Fresh, 4 gallons per day. J. T. Gaddy, N. ! Adair St. '(First house out' of city 4 limits.) IP DUPONT NO-RUBBING F r L O O R WAX, Pints 39c, Quarts 69c. and Gallons $1.98. Also Furniture Polish,! Blue Ribboon Metal Polish. Floor j Mops and Brooms. Blakely Brothers Hardware and Seeds. Telephone 188. | AT FIRST SIGN OF A use 666 «»» TABUIJ. mlvi. NOSE DROn Everything Needed For The Office We Have a Complete Line! LEDGERS, S. E. and D. E., ORDER BOOKS, CASH BOOKS, JOURNALS, DAY BOOKS, . SALES BOOKS, Plain or Imprinted A well-equipped office is essential in the conduct of every business—it saves time and worry and makes for efficiency. Here you will fipd many items you need in Office Supplies for the New Year. Because of conditions it is impossible to secure a number* of items. jl, ‘ 'w-»w A J v • ^ * —Letter Boxes —Alphabets —Ink, pints, quarts —Typewriter Ribbons —Carbon Paper —Paste, jars —Show Card Ink —Index File Outfits —Ink Wells —Pencils, all kinds —Pay Envelopes —Memorandums —Rubber Stamps —Letter Folders —Receipt Books 4 —Collection Wallets —Second Sheets —Adding Machine Ribbons —Statements and Bill, Heads —Paper Fasteners —Adding Machine Paper —Blotters • * r' —Arch Boards —Order Books —Mechanical Pencils —Thumb Tacks 1 —Stenographers' Note Books ^ —Typewriter Paper, - boxed j —Stamp Pads —Pen Points STATIONERY * i* If There's Something You Need We Can't Supply From Stock, We Will Make A Special Effort To Get It For Our Customers. 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