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7 i / / ' . ♦ Thursday, February B, 1944 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S C —T“ Pooe Sev<»P They Flanked Nazis Near Rornep Yanks of the Allied Fifth army are shown wading ashore daring a surprise thrust behind the German lines on Italy’s west coast. The land ing was aimed at Rome. Very little enemy opposition was encountered and shortly after the landing the Nasis began throwing strong forces against southern Allied armies. People of State Push' Bond Drive ^ » Columbia, Feb. 1.—The purchases of war bonds in the current Fourth | War Loan campaign in South Caro- 1 lina have.reached a total of $23,600,-1 000, it was announced - tonight by Christie Benet, chairman of the stote, war finance committee. 4 Including for-the first time a re port on purchases o,f bonds by cor-/ porations, Mr. Benet’s announcement showed that the state has so far sub-! scribed 43.7 per cent of its quota fori the campaign of $54,000,000. “We are gratified over the pro-1 gress the state has made so far in this campaign,” Mr. Benet said. “It shows once more' that the people of South Carolina are always ready to: respond to the calls of their coun try.” Then he added, “but with the half way mark as to time already here,! we are not yet at tl\e half way mark 1 in the amount we have been called upon to invest, and I must urge that the buying go on, and in as great' volume a? possible. This is a, cam paign among all the people. All must | buy, and buy now. Until tonight only purchase^ by in- i dividuals in the current campaign, had been made public. But tonight, fqll reports were [ made in South Carolina and in all’ MRS. E. G. KAY, Correspondent and Representative other states. The $23,600,000 reported 11 ■ ■■ " by Mr. Benet represents the total Miss Nancy Chapman and Charles’ J. J. Gaskin attended the funeral purchases by corporations, groups Boswell spent the week-end with Mr. j of a friend in Leesville Monday, and individuals.' It is the complete story of all South Carolina purchases through January 31. *■ . * r- *•—- • . —• —•- Trucks To Make Scrap Collection Today A convoy of 35 government trucks returning from maneuvers in the Glenn Springs area will be here be tween 10 and 12 noon today ta pick up all automobile bodies belonging to H. W. Simmons and take the scrap to the United -Iron and Metal com pany in"Spartanburg, which has pur chased the scrap. The work will be under the supervision'* of Major DeRoche and-Lt. Pinco, who are sta tioned at Camp Croft. yi Mrs. Clarepce Fulrper, Mrs. Mary Lou Rush ton, Mrs. M. L. Flow, Mrs. J. T. Fulmer, Mrs. W. Q. Stewart, and Miss Eudine Rhinehardt. Ambrosia, cake and coffee were served. ‘ ^ a Birth Announcement \ Sullivan . \ Mr. and Mr?;. Woodrow Sullivan announce the birth of a son, Tyrone Alexander, January 13. , m \ With The Sick „ Friends will regret to know that Mr's. Emma McCauley continues ill at the home o{ her son in Clinton. Howard Gaskin is a patient at Hays hospital, Clinton, where he under went ah appendectomy. Miss Betty Brown Styles is ill with scarlet fever. Mrs. T. L. Ellison has been ill sev eral days. E Boland with Mrs. Ervin Smith adrf C. J. Craig had flu last week. * Mrs. James Fulmer as joint hostesses. Mrs, Ervin Shaver is a patient at. Also . installation services for the Hays hospital, Clinton. -officers will,!* held Sunday night. Joanne Reeder is improving at „ . _ .. ... February All members of the so- Hays hospital after an appendix op eration. * S ' N v' '' , Notice! • The Worinan’s Society of Christian Service ukll meet Tuesday evening. February* 8,Nat the home of Mrs. C/ —, —a NlJBSCRlUE TO THE CHRONICL* *! ciety are^urged to be present. MclNTOSH'S . SHOE SHOP * Send Your Sh(»es To Us for Best M;rtt?rials and Workmanship. ' /.CAMPBELL LODGE NO. 44, A. F. M. Regular Com mimical ion Friday Night, Feb. 4th Meetings hereafter will be on the Third Tuesday-rNight of Each Month" A. G. ARNOLD. W. M. - V P ADAIRj See, PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NEWS OF GOLDVILLE and Mrs. John Boswell in Columbia. Pvt. Wendell Hair of Camp Pick- Miss Doris Abrams of Clemson,''' a -> anc * Cpl. Olga Hair of Camp spent the week-end with her moth-' Sutton, N-. C„ spent furloughs here er, Mrs. Joe Abrams I last week with theii>mother, Mrs. Ervin South ot the Navy snent M , Wallenz.ne visited her several days furlough ™ r N father near Newberry over the week- Smith and Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Bol-1 j - ■ . end. and. ^ Pvt. Chalmers Johnson of Fort Birthdays Bragg, N. C., sperft the week-end Alfred Reeder celebrates his birth- with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Claude toc j ay Johonson. Sylvia Farmer celebrated her Mr and Mrs Ed Osborne and Mr., birthday Monday .. and Mrs. David Madden spent SUn-' , , r ^ . . . . 1 day with relatives in Ware Shoals. ' Master Larry Garner celebrated Miss Sally Craig and John C raig ’ hls third birthda y y esterda y- visited Mrs v Emma McCauley in Linda Buchanan had a birthday Clinton over the' week-nd. / (Monday. , Mr. and Mrs. Henry Turner # of -Mary Frances Elliott has a birth- Decatur, Ala., Mr. qpd Mrs. C.- B. day February 6th. ^ Dickey and Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Royce Clark’ had a birthday, yes- Blakely- and son, Bob, of Greenville, terday. * A visited Mrs. Leila Turner over the Harold Willingham celebrates his week-end. birthday today. I Pvt. David Riser of Denver, Clo.,| George King will observe a birth-! is spending several days furlough day February 5th. ‘with Mrs. Riser. • j Kathleen Price has a birthday to- Miss Guynelle Payne visited tela- day lives in Laurens over the week-end. c a -iT celebrated her birthday Mr$. Earl Payne and son are Sund ay ~ ~—— Beware Coughs from common colds That Hang On Creomulsion relieves promptly be cause it goes right to the seat of the trouble to help loosen and expel germ laden phlegm, and aid nature to soothe and heal raw, tender inflamed bronchial spending a few days with Mrs. Clara George Frazier had a birthday mucous membranes. Tell your druggist Payne. | Monday • c^-wte<*'• ^ *■"*“ observed h,s way it quickly allays the cough or you 1 ^ f oy ’ ^? ent , ^ eve [ a _ da y s Wltb birthday yesterday. are to have your money back. " ~ CREOMULSION For Couihs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis Construction Laborers Needed v By Vital War Job In th^ Vicinity of Knoxville, Tennessee Working 53 hours per week—$6,575 per hour for 40 hours, plus $0.8625 per hour for additional 13 hours, making a ^weekly total of $34.00, weather permitting. Adequate facilities for room and board on project reservation. Transportation > Paid r ■ a /t » This essential war job needs you if you are now employed in non-essential work/ Apply ' United States Employment Service ~ v of the WAR MANPOWER COMMISSION <**//'' . . 16 S. BROAD ST. Clinton, S.C. , on February 3,4,5 First choice of thousands Mrs. Shady Hawkins recently. ( Royce Bedenbaugh had a birthday Lt. Alex Crawford of Indianapolis,;M ondayt ' Ind., and Mrs. Crawford of Winthrop ; ‘ Betty Matthews had a birthday college, Rock Hill, spent a few days Tuesday. » last week with Mrs. Belle Crawford. Mary Kate Carr observed'a birth- Mr. and Mrs.- Cleve Brannon and day Monday, children spent Sunday with rela- Calvin Elliott observed a birthday lives in Silverstreet.s- : yesterday. i Mrs. Dale Styles has returned from j j. g. Adams had a birthday yes-! a Visit with relatives in Mooresville, terday. ‘ • N- C. . j John Earl O'Shields celebrated his: Mrs. Myrtle Walker of Perry, birthday Sunday. Fla., and Pvt. and Mrs. Hunter Bums Mrs. Betty Furr observed herj of Laurens, spent last week with Mr. birthday yesterday, as did Boyd Gas-i and Mrs. Ervin Norris. kin • > Pfc. Grady Spires of Indianapolis,! - j. q. Hueble had a birthday Tues- Ind., is spending several days fur-’ day lough with Mrs. Spires. Vernon Lever has a birthday to- Ernest Johnson of St. Augustine, morrow ^ Fla., is spending a few days fur- v ' <#> lough with Mrs. Johnsoij, j.Shower * — Mr. arid Mrs. G. A. Barrett and Mrs. Frank Trotter was guest of daughter, Jeanette, and Mr. and Mrs. honor at Joanna club Monday eve- jj. H. Price and son visited relatives n ing when a number of her friends in Spartanburg Sunday. .gave he f r a shower. IJostesses were* Mrs. W. W. Hair, Mr., and Mrs. Lester Hair, Mrs. Sigsbee Hair and Mrs. Ruth Hair were called to Swansea last week on account <^f the death of Mrs. Hair's mother. Mrs. M. V. Summerville and daughter, Sylvia, of Charlotte, N. C., and Mrs. Luther Nabors and Donna of Laurens, are visiting their par- I ents, Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Nabors. 1 Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Cooley of Cam-j den and Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Gilliam | of Columbia, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Nabors. Sgt. Billy Nabors leaves this week[ for Camjf McCoy, Wis., after spend ing several days with his parents, Mr, and Mrs.. G. C. Nabors, while A-S Carson Nabors of' Bainbridge, i Md.,"arrives today for a visit. Mr. and'Mrs. Clint White of Clin-! ton, and Mrs. Frank Street of Green wood, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Stroude. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Garner and son, Larry? spent the week-end with relatives' in Laurens. » Mr. and Mrs. Warren Clement and son, Ralph, visited relatives in Un ion Sunday. Mrs. Herbert* Lewis and son. Jer- ! ry, *are visiting relatives in Clarks- I ville, Ga. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gtlskin and 1 son, Donnie, suent the week-end with relatives in Greenwood. - Mr. and Mrs. Thurstons and Mr. and Mrs s . Holcombe of (Greenville, attended the Roosevelt ball Satur day. Archie Spivey of Greenville, spent the week-end with relatives here. Mr. and’ Mrs. Cecil O’Dell,, and Brenda, Mrs. Fred Ross and Fred- na, visited Mrs. W. E. Holsopback at Newberry Sunday. Pvt. Robert Carr of Shaw Field, spent the week-end with Mrs. Carr and children. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Price, ’Miss es Kathleen Price and Ira Belle Summers attended the Barn Dance in Columbia. Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt Nobles and son r Billy, of Newberry, spent Sunday with Mrs. W. W. Hair. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Boyce visited in Sumter over the week-end. ' when A LAXATIVE is needed v Caution, Um Only •« Directed Just Received a Fresh Shipment of Young Mules Call and Look Them Over Hi J. PITTS STABLES man ROGERS ■^TRemind er * BR0 WM STM«* oooo 16 GOOD thruk*R^_ rY 2< L socaR s : o AMP NO. 30 good thru MUELLER S SPAGHETTI OR MACARONI STANDARD CUT BEANS "* ; BREA&>AST OF CHAMPIONS'* WHEATIES MOTT'S orange MARMALADE 9-Ox. Jar 9-Ox. Pkfl. No 2 Can 8-Ox.. Pkf. 2-Lb. Jar 9’ 9 C 13’ 11* 32’ Ooubic-Freah COFFEE GOLD LABEL 49 SILVER LABEL _ _ 0 Bags 2 Z 41 2 TripivFrmh BREAD I PULLMAN 2 “ 19* OUR PRIDE 1-Lb. Loavos CLAPP S STRAINED 44-Ox. (Jan ^jf 0 , i-Lb. 20c 12 Oi Can 36c O BABY FOODS BAMA O GRAPE JAM . - K* P. LUNCHEON @ MEAT BABY 0 LIMA BEANS 0 PURE LARD . PARKAY • © MARGARINE . JEWEL ©SALAD OIL . . 0 COCKTAI^^j^jj^^i RITZ CRACKERS . KELLOGG CORN FLAKES 11-Ox. Pkg. MATCHES CLEANSER IVORY SNOW ° «*.. CAMAY SOAP 1-Lb Callo 13c 1-Lb. Ctn. 19c 1-Lb. Ctn. 24c , n. Ml. 27c 15c Rad Diamond Light Houso Big Box * 25c 8c 4c 14c 23c 7c OUR MOTHER S' COCOA 10' 1-Lb. PkgT STERLING SALT 2-Lb. Round 0 • Carton m CLEANS AND BLEACHES PUREX 15’ Quart Bottla GAUZE . TOILET TISSUE 5* Roll QUALITY MEATS! Points Center Cut 8 Pork : Chops lb. yjc Grade “B**’ * 8 Chuck Roast lb. 25c •■■■ ft ■■■■ > -CD *| m BACON lb. 40c Grade “B" 9 Rib i 9 o'. Steaks lb. 30c Pure Pork ' S SAUSAG ♦ . E 1 lb. pkg. 39c Fresh Dressed and Drawn FRYERS 58c OYSTERS STEWS 75 c SELECTS 85C MULLET 20C Colonial ^iorrs ihuorjjorntt^ A,.. . \