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r \* *—+ i . h ■ Thursdoy, March 8,1945 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C. Page Five Miss Dew Goes To Converse College Miss Zella Dew has resigned her work at the orphanage and left Sun day for Spartanburg where she has accepted the position of assistant dietician at Converse college. Miss Dew has served as dietician at the orphanage for the past year and a half and Was a valuable member of | its staff. Her friends on the campus among the children and workers, and , in the city, will be sorry to knqw she jhas left Clinton. CHRONICLE PUBLISHING CO. The Newspapfr Everybody Reads (t RiGHT now, neighbors, before the busy planting season is on us, let's get together and put our farm telephone line in good repair. We can't afford the risk of having our telephone line go dead right when we'll be needing it most. So let's get to gether and do the job now while we can better spare the time. Call the secretary of your line tonight and fix a day to start the work. A FREE BOOKLET—"How to Build and Re pair Your Farm Telephone Line" is yours for the asking at your telephone office. One of the Earth's Natural Treasures.. Chilean Nitrate Ranks with Cold, Oil, and Other Substances, In Value to Mankind Hus* •••ctrlc (hovels — mad* In Hi* Mm Mirth In Chll*. This Is Hi* r*w You think of Natural Chilean I Nitrate of Soda as a granulated substance, nicely bagged for easy handling to help you make bet ter crops. Right... but this is a picture of the finished product. -Behind it are dramatic pictures of pro duction. Like other natural treasures of the earth, Chilean Nitrate is mined, refined and processed be fore it is ready to use. The supply of this natural treasure ij virtually unlimited. Beds already known contain enough nitrate ore to last for hundreds of years. Men who produce nitrate are a hardy lot. They live and work If. S. A.—rip natural nltrat* or* from "callch*" |ust as Natwr* cr*«t*d It. in areas where almost nothing grows and it practically never rains. Many of the engineers and executives are American. Most of theiir machinery is, too. * Tod£iy Chilean Nitrate is so finely processed, thanks to new plants and methods, that it is shipped in bulk from Chile, bagged at American ports. Because of its natural origin, Chilean Nitrate contains in ad-. dition to large proportions of nitrogen and sodium, small amounts of boron, iodine, man ganese, copper—34 elements in all — many of which are known to be essential to healthy plant growth. WEEK-END TRIPS .. VISITORS . . ILLNESS BRIEFS.. .ABOUT THE PEOPLE YOU KHOW Items of Interest Concerning Clinton Residents . ' <ip y f , ' stituting honey and syrup whenever |ing dishes. Serve braised beef liver possible, but dojp't neglect thetn. Use with mashed potatoes, browned par- margarine and Vegetable oils and fats | snips. cabbage and grapefruit salad for all cooking and baking, thereby topped off with gingerbread and cus- | saving your butter for table use only.; tard sauce for dessert. Remember when you substitute an Braised Beef Liver unsalted fat for butter to increase the „ . L ... amount of salt. ° ne P 0 ^ 001 1,ver - 4 CU P S b P lhn £ I T . ^ , ' water, H cup chopped onion. 3 table- arn to use meat products with fa^ p, cups tomato juice, 4 ... | ow . r ‘ 1tlon value. Liver, beef and tdblespoons flour, 2 teaspoons salt. Mrs. J. Austin Chandler left this i and Mrs. C. E. Galloway. ; pork as well as veal, tongue and i 4 teaspoon pepper 4 teaspoon pow- week (for Bethesda, Md., to visit Mr. i Friends of Miss Ruth Bonds of heart are splendid foods. Carefully dered sage ^ ; Chandler, who is a patient at a naval the Shady Grove communiyt, will re- prepared and cooked they make de-, , ^ k . ihospital. < igret to know she is ill at her home, j licious and savory main dishes. I. i Ve n s lce v / aboUl * of an Mrs. Claude Murphy of Charlotte,, Capt. and Mrs. E. K. Burdette, Jr These meat specials are not lacking Vdd"fe-^onm^'to !N. C., is visiting her sister, Mrs. G-iOf Miami Fla spent Tuesday with in food value. In fact they are rich n our Cut liver fhces In two^m* ' W. Hollingsworth. , Mr. and Mrs.'Hubert Pitts. _ sources of vitamins with liver head- ' C t , j ^ fu u7° Mrs. E. C. Goff and little daughter,. Miss Bernice Johnson, member of’j ng t h e list and kidney a close sec- squares a " d dredge tbo ™uK b 'y with Jane Page, spent Monday in Cqlunvv the Greenville high school faculty, on d. Liver—whether calf beef pork s< : as< ’" ed Brown M f at bia - iir a t Ih* hrtmo nf w Mr . „ .--u , P° rK , all sides, add onion and brown 1 light- . ;s ill at the home of her parents, Mr. ;or i arn b is considered nur hect , .r. , ^ “— 1 • - . - . ^ l ur ldmo 18 consiaeren our best i y . Turn into casserole. Rinse the pan ! Friends of Mrs. Mildred Garrison,and Mrs. Fred Johnson. source of the anti-anemic factor and '‘' .u * — y | will be sorry to know she is ill at. Friends of Mrs Boyd Owings will is especially rich in vitamin A and Tr Co°v^r and ^bake Toderato her home on West Main street. |be interested to know she is improv- the minerals—iron and copoer I , » d moderate | Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Ray and chil-, ing after a several days illness due . .,l[ nen f< '/’ 1° J ninute8 Remove cover, dren spent the week-end in Whit- to an infected eye. . ! ” ^ lsn 1 t avail T able - d « n 1 to P Wlth mashed potatoes and mire with relatives John Sease is ill at his home with| ^ r " n t £r he i7 ° 1 her varieties. Long, slow return to hot oven long enough to Mrs. White Bullock is spending ! mumps. ’ | cooking will result m tasty, nourish-1 lightly brown. this week in Greenwood .with her 1 Lt. and Mrs. Thurston Giles and sister, Mrs. E. H. Wood. | little son, Chuck, are spending two Mr. and Mrs. T. R. McElveen and weeks in Miami, Fla., where the i little son are making their home in | former has reported at the AAF re- Cross Hill, where the former is con- distribution station for rest and re- nected with the Seaboard railway. I assignment. Mrs. W. M. McMillan returned last Major Ned S. Hays of Frederick, week from West Palm* Beach, Fla., ;Okla., visited Dr. and Mrs. S. C. where she visited her daughter and Hays and Mrs. C. W. Stone last week.; son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Gal- 1 Sgt. H. M. Young of Victoria, Tex- | loway, for several weeks. las, will arrive this week for a visit! Friends of little Elaine Addison, with his parents, Mr. and Mrs., daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Ad- Henry M. Young, dison, will be sorry to know she is Cpl. and Mrs. Marion Brown and ill and a patient at Hays hospital. little daughter, of Tampa, Fla., spent, Mrs. Rosa Hart has returned from *the week-end with Mrs. Brown’s Augusta, Ga., where she has been’ mother, Mrs. L. S. Henderson. They: — For — Moving and Hauling — Call — LOUIS TRUCKING UNE We Move Anything, Anywhere Any Time Marvin Lollis, Elizabeth Street Phone 402-J visiting relatives. / were accompanied by Cpl. Brown’s who Friends of T. H. Holland, who lives mother, Mrs. George Brown, I near here, will be sorry to know he spent several weeks with them. ; is ill. Tf Miss Audrey Poteat, cadet nurse at | Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hagins of Abbe- the University hospital in. Augusta, | ville, spent the week-end with the Ga., ‘spent the week-end with her ; latter’s mother, Mrs. George R. Hoi- mother, Mbs. Miriam Poteat. I land. . Miss Martha Pitts of Rock Hill, Miss Thelma Wells of Cross Hill, spent the week-end with her par- ! is spending this week with her sis- i ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Pitts, ter, Miss Maude Wells. Mrs. Julia K. Wilson and family of Mrs. George M. Davis and daugh-i Cross Anchor, were guests Sunday of ' ter, Mrs. Kenneth D. Bickers, are makjng their home in Manning. Mrs. Davis has a daughter, Mrs.. George Dickson, who also resides in Man-r ning. Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Knox. Miss Evelyn Henry of Greenville,: spent the week-end with her par ents, Dr. and Mrs. B. H. Henry. Miss Betty Hunter has returned to Capt. Carol W. Copeland, who is a Richmond, Va., after being called patient at Lawson General hospital, j here last week on account of the Atlanta, Ga., is visiting Mrs. Cope-{death of her mother, Mrs. J. H. land, and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. | Hunter. T. D. Copeland. Miss Jane Little, student at Win- throp college, Rock Hill, spent the week-end with her mother, Mrs. ' John W. Little. i Lt. J. W. Milam, Jr., returned yes- | terday to his base on the East coast after spending several days with his’ : parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Milam. Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Mack Hat- | ton have njoved into the residence with John Griffith on street. , Mrs. A. S. Gaillard of Columbia, was the week-end guest of Mrs. C. M. Bailey. Friends of Mrs. Jack H. Davis, Jr., will be interested to know she has returned home after being a patient at Hays hospital for several days. Capt. and Mrs. C. W. Hallman and daughter, Kitty Lu, of Fort Benning and Columbus, Ga., spent the week end with Mrs. Hallman's parents, Mr. West Main jand Mrs. B. M. Dutton. Miss Edna Earl Workman, student o < ► n jl o n o i ► i ► o Where Do You BANK? / Lt. William D. Adair arrived yes- at Winthrop college. Rock Hill, spent terdfiy from Fort Meade, Md., for a j the week-end at home, visit at home. Miss Ella Adair, Dillard Adair and Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Lawing and Rhett P. Adair visited Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Johnson, Jr., of. Greer, spent Joe R. Adair in Laurens Sunday. Sunday with Dr. and Mrs. R. W. Out-of-town relatives and friends Johnson. attending the funeral of Mrs. John Mrs. M. S. Crews and little daugh- H. Hunter here last Friday were: jter, Linda, of Laurens, visited Mrs. Mrs. A. C. Daniel, Pauline; Mr. and W. S. Horne on Sunday. { Mrs. Sam Daniel, Mrs. Roger Coe and Friends of Mrs. George Brown will Mrs. Brooker, Columbia; Jane Little, ^ be sorry to know she is ill and a Winthrop college; Dr. William G.r> patient at Hays hospital. Neville, Augusta, Ga.; Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Thornwell Dunlap and daugh- Stribling, Atlanta, Gaa.; Mrs. W. H. ter, Mildred, of Laurens, were week- Shands, Greenville; Mrs. J. L. Da- end guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. vidson and Mrs. B. L. Crawford, Hart. y : Chester; Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Wallace, Robert D. Lynn of Atlanta, Ga., Mr. and Mrs. E. LMiplick and Mrs. spent several days here this week. Max Terry, Central; Frank Wallace, Mrs. Alfred Gaillard of Columbia, Seneca; Dr. and Mrs. L. v C. LaMotte, was the week-end guest of Mr. and Louis, Jr., John and* Edward, La-1 Mrs. Julian Coleman. Motte, Maxton, N. C.; Mr-, and Mrs.' Lt. and Mrs. Thomas Hollis of C. C. Wallace. Miss Margaret Wal-j Camp Gordon and Augusta, Ga., lace, Ted Wallace. Mr. and Mrs. sJ spent the week-end with the latter’s P. Harris, Mr. and Mrs. John Epps, parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Payne. , Mrs. George Epps. Mrs. C. M. Smith, I Mr. and Mrs. Hamp Boyd of Sum- Mrs. R. G. Smith, Mr and Mrs. Bill merville,' spent the week-end with Smith, Mrs. f Buddy Lipscomb, Wil-! the former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. liam Senn, Mr. Wessinger, Mrs. Lea-! B. H. Boydr veil, Rev. and Mrs. James McKit-, D. H. Reynolds of Anniston, Ala.,| trick, Rev. J. W. Middleton, New-, spent the week-end with Mrs. Rey- berry. nolds and little son, who accom- — — j panied him to Washington, Ga., Mon day for a visit with his parents, Mr.! and Mrs. D. H. Reynolds, Sr. Lt. and Mrs. J. D. Owens and June! j Owens visited relatives, in Green wood on Sunday. I Friends of Mrs-. R. E. Copeland will' j regret to know she is ill at her home, j j Mr. and Mrs. Jobe D Holland and son, Danny, were visitors in Spar tanburg Monday. Friends of Mrs. DotU^ Henry of rry A checking account; besides having the advantages of convenience and safety, carries with it an element of prestige. It indicates that you are well organized, that you conduct your business and private affairs in the modern business way. It builds confidence and respect, enhances your personal reputation. We invite you to open an account. EVERY BANKING SERVICE, BUSINESS AND PERSONAL Bailey & Son BANKERS Established 1886 TUB Son** plenty HOUSE \HOME By MARY C. HAGUE Greenwood, will be sorry to know that their youngest daughter, Sara Henry, is ill at the Greenwood hos pital. Misses Marion Pitts and Anne Blakely of Lander college. Green wood, spent the week-end at home. Mrs. J. W. Copeland was in Lau- rfens Tuesday for the funeral of Dr. L. H. Habenicht. Friends of Miss Janie Stewart will L You’ll get a bigger thrill from Pepsi-Cola . . . ’cause when you want more... it’s waiting for you in that big 12ounce bottle. More finer flavor... extra sips ... for a nickel. This business of eating today is far from simple. We must base our menus on available foods, perfectly cooked and so attractively served that we create the illusion that we really are not doing without many of our ac customed commodities. We all want to take rationing in our stride and welcome it with the realization that the food disappearing from our tables is going to feed our fighting men all over the world. . ■ . , i Menu planning today is a chal- be interested to know she is improv- . r * 1 i ing after a recent illness * lenge ' a case of not 8 ettm « alon S /Tf iLf» I- w ♦ 11 witho-Ut but of making the most of rnends of Mrs. R. G. Watson will f . T , . . , . . . ....... , the foods we have. In order to avoid regret to know she is ill at her home. „ . . . . t n to; w i k u . t using too many restricted meats, Mrs. J. B. Nicholsoh has returned: , . from Greenville where she visited S’' an ™ am T" ‘ l ' sh ' ,s ' or ttf * et ' k her sister for several days. ' « ,he , n lht ' »' ,he mcn , u ' Plan Friends of Miss Miriam Dorman serts using a m,n,m “ m ot »“*"• sab ;, will be sorry to know she is ill atj. her home. ^ j Mrs. Gary Martin and daughters. Misses Emily and Banna Piester, of Spartanburg, were here. Friday for the funeral of Mrs. John H. Hunter, j Friends of John Kohler, son of Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Kohler, will be interested to know he is improving | after a recent illness. Dr. Van Smith of Newberry, was the .week-end guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Knox. Miss Alma McKee of Sumter, spent} the week-end with her mother, Mrs. 41ma McKee. Miss Marcia Gafloway, student at' Winthrop college, Rock Hill, spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. 1 " " ■ y— i t IF . . ybu want to sell to get the most money for your car— IF . . . you want to buy to get the most car for your money— See Giles Chevrolet Co. 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