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. 4 V f / I I • .4 ^ Page Eight / /• THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Thursday, April 26, 1945 “Oh, well”—I kept saying — "come Victory, I II buy a new car in a hurry.” “Was / kidding myself! I’ve^ just heard it may be two years or more after Victory before I can get one!” . “So I’m plenty thankful to my Gulf man. He said just stick with Gulfpride*and Gulflex**. They’ll help keep me on wheels till ‘new-car dayV* ‘‘Believe you me, I’m taking his advice. Knowing what I know now, I'm taking no chances on the lubrication my * - • v . y i ' car gets. I aim to keep it in service —and definitely!" * GULFPRIDE FOR YOUR MOTOR An oil that’s TOUGH in Capital letters ... protects against carbon and sludgel ** GULFLEX FOR YOUR CHASSIS Knocks out friction at up to 39 vital chassis points! Protection plus! WEST CLINTON SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NEWS MRS. JOE CAMPBELL, Correspondent and Representative Ralph Smith and Willie Kinard were visitors in Columbia Saturday. Mrs. Ernest Britten and son and Pasty Webb spent the week-end with Mrs. Britten’$ father, Robert Smith, in Newberry. ; Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Braswell and sons spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Attaway in Newberry. her birthday yesterday. Miss Doris Arnold has a birthday today. * Donald Stewart-celebrated his 5th birthday April 21st. Marvin Stew art, Jr., will be ten years old Mon day. U. Si Warned Much Bitter Fighting Ahead In Europe Paris, April 21. — The junction of the American and Russian armies in the heart of Germany will not mean the end of the war in Europe, but on the contrary there may be much more bitter fighting and heavy cas- April 24th birthdays include: Mrs. ualties, Lt. Gen. Walter Bedell Smith, J. N. Kirby, Patsy Jo Lanford, Pa-1 Gen. Eisenhower’s .chief of staff, told ,, ...... tricia O’Riley, and Cpl. Milford'war correspondents at Supreme ■ Mrs. Guy Curry is visiting Mr. Wrjght jn Germany I Headquarters today. v Cumv in Charleston. | Cecil E ) avenport wi il be five years! G e n. Smith said that as great as Mrs. Raymond W illiarhs of Dan- j ^ a y 4^ v j c t ory on Western front has ville, Va., is Spending some time with j Apri i 4 th was Mrs. Buford Greg-; been it would be disastrous to the I her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. ory * s birthday. war effort to represent the junction Dover. .... „ „ ' p vt- Ansel Wright celebrated his! as the final defeat of the Germans. Mrs. George A. Addy ^and daughter birthday April 20th. , They are still resisting fanatically of Newberry, spent the week-end Buck Wright will be seven years land retiring into their so-called na- j with Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Wandsor | old April 2 7th. ; tional redoubt where they will have Mrs. D. C. Gregory. Mrs. Marcell, Donnie Powell is seven yeaars old to be exterminated—and this, he said, ites up as soon as he can but that he had no 'intention of throwing away the lives of his men needlessly. Smith outlined the entire European ■campaign and said that of all the famous campaigns in history it came the closest to following the original pattern laid out by the commander who planned it. With but one small exception—failure of the Germans to put up ,as strong a defense of the plain before Cologne—the Battle for Germany, Smith said, was carried out community, exactly as General Eisenhower origi nally planned it Entertainment Saturday At Long Branch School A program of music, fun and en tertainment by the Carolina Play boys will be presented at Long Branch school house Saturday night at 8:15, to which the public is invited. The entertainment for the benefit of the school, is sponsored by the Home Demonstration club of that Barker. Mrs. John Ledford, Mrs. today. / David Word, and Mrs. Joe Terry at- Miss Clara Reecf* tended the \\ oman s Missionary so- years old May 4th. ciety conference held in Columbia, will be 13 will take time and cost lives. The American officer said General 1 Eisenhower would clean the Hitler- Aunt Gussfe Hears All the Gossip Now Sh«’s found the simple Ourine Home Method test. Thousands temporarily vbafened found it helped them, too, to well again. Hardened or coagulated wax (cerumen) had left them annoyingly triced by ringing, buzzing head noises. Then they discovered simple, effective Ourine. Try this test yourself. You mi^st hear better or you get your money back. Ask about Ourine Ear Drops today at SMITH’S PHARMACY “The Rexall Store” ^ CHRONICLE PUBLISHING CO. The Newspaper Everybody Reads TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING MACHINES Sales and Service CLEANING A SPECIALTY Reasonable Charges KENNETH N. BAKER Phone 306 hi;}; Birthday Party Given Donald Sumerel celebrated 4th birthday Saturday with a party, j I There were twelve little boys and j I girls present who enjoyed the oc-; 1 casion. Although Donald had been last week. Pvt. Joe Burns of White Sulphur Springs, W. Va.. spent the week end with Mrs. Burns and little daughter, Judy. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Word visited Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Reed in Whit- -jj severa j da y s and wasn't able to; n\ire Sunday. „ he out of bed, he had lots of fun Mrs. David Word lett Monday to and en j 0 y ed blowing out the candles I attend the general conteience of the adorned his biidhday cake.! Southern Methodist chuich held in jj e rece j ved a number of gifts. Atlanta. Ga^ Mrs. Word ts a dele-^ Refreshments were served by his| gate from Bailey Memorial Metho- mo ^ er M rs . Frank McClellion, and 1 dist church. Rev. D. C. Gregory, How about a breather?... Have a Coca-Cola also attending the con- Mrs. Frank Lydia. Long-Leathers Announcements haye been received pastor, is ference. Mrs. Ernest O'Dell and daughter, and Edd Gregory of Chester, were! week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs .. ol the mamage of Mrs. Came Bell i Frank Lydia. : R »y fathers, which took 1 Miss Nora Morgan of Converse.!P 1 ^ Sa,ul ; da y morT1,n 8 ^ ^ spent the week-end with Miss Em- house ^ a “ re K nS '„ k . lily Thorne. She was accompanied , p ?. rfc, ™ ed by Proba,e Judge J 'home on Sunday by Miss Thorne e e . M SOn ', ,, ... and Vernon Trammell ,. Mr - “x* Mrs- fathers w.U eon- | Cpl. Leonard Dover of Camp tmue t0 make lhclr home here ' Croft, spent the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W T . H. Dover. Mrs. Tillman Parrott of Columbia, is the guest this week of Mr Mrs. W. H. Caughman 1 Mrs. R. N. Riddle visited Mr. and Dunaway-Tucker Miss Mary Ethel Dunaway and; and • Dewey Tucker were, united in mar- j 1 riage Friday evening at the home of; • • • Mrs. E. Sunday D Riddle in Greenwoood Mr. and Mrs. Lester Tucker. The impressive ring ceremony was performed by the officiating min-! Pvt. and Mrs. Palmer Howard vis- j ister, Rev. Fred Rowe, in the pres ited friends in Greenwood Sunday, ence of a number of friends and They are visiting Pvt. Howard’s; relatives. mother, Mrs. Alice Howard, in Pied mont fhis week. For her wedding the bride wore blue with white accessories. with Mr. and Mrs. Tucker on Sloan street. Mrs. D. C. Gregory is spending) After a short wedding tirp the; ; the week With her daughter. Miss young couple will make their home; iMiss Norma Howell, in Spartanburg. Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Evans and small daughter of Spartanburg, vis ited Mrs. L. M. Evans Sunday. Pvt.. Ansel Wright has returned to Miami Beach, Fla., after spending a furlough with Mrs. Wright. or refreshment joins the game Everybody welcomes the moment when refreshment joins the party. Ice-cold Coca-Cola is one of the good things of life that belongs in your family refrigerator. Next time ytm shop, don’t forget Coca-Cola ... the drink that has made the pause that refreshes a national custom—a friendly moment on the sunny side of thing*, BOTTUD UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA^OLA COMPANY BY l . Greenwood Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Ym wuralljr k,ar Caea CoU I calM by iU Mtady tblmviataon I Tob*'Bod, quality prai. T act at Th« Coca-Cola Coapaay. .01945 The C-C Co.. Birth Announcement Watts Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Watts are re- i s „ x ^ ^ ceiving congratulations upon the ar-; B Pat Murphy, G. M. 2-c of New r j va i 0 f a sori) Richard Delano Watts,! d York, is spending a furlough with Jr t April 19 at ^ local hospita i. im Mrs. Murphy. Misses Buddy Childs, Irene Bras well, Sarah Riser and Ruby Long, were visitors in Ware Shoals Sunday, j Misses Dorothy and Dezaree Davis j 1 of Newberry, visited Mr. and Mrs | Henry King Sunday. Mrs. Watts will be remembered a£ Miss Martha Foster. ■ i With The Sick Mrs. Ansel Wright is recuperating at the home of her mother-in-law, :■ Mrs. 'MUdred"Gaston of Lowry,' Mrs ' E ' ^ Wright, after undergoing|| I spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs ian a PPf" d >* operation at the local;! A. C. Clark [hospital recently. ,3 H. J. Waldrop of Landrum, Mrs.! James Russum of Spartanburg and Mrs Tom Atkinson of Union, spent Sunday with Mrs. Ansel Wright and 1 Mrs. E. S. Wright. Mrs. Harold Copeland, Misses Pol-; ly Brazil and Lydia Lawson visit-1 ed in Columbia Sunday. Mrs. A M. Coker returned'home with them; has been ill Little Patricia Davenport contin ues ill and is a patient at the local hospital. Mrs. Arthur Davis several days. v Vivian Reece is ill. P. M. Meadors is ill at the home of, his son, Thornton Meadors, and Mrs. Meadors. Mrs. William Cannon is suffering ifor a visit. 1 ... . , _ Mr. and Mrs. Estess Campbell and^L • r g w w * family, Mrs. R. M. Wingo and chil-, Fne , nds »' »««• C. W. Windsor are dren. Mrs. Ruby BurgesTand daugh-l br a r [ shc ,s a pat ‘ ent al tha Iter, Joan, spent Sunday with Mr. i 10cal nos P ltal - and Mrs. N. W. Bigham near Clinton Mrs. Fannie Bradley of Spartan-, Revised Food Prices Posted For Customers i Revised community ceiling prices burg, spent several days with rela lives here recently 1 Pfc. Thurman Quinton has been j slightly wounded in Germany and! f Dr o C essed foods now in effect [is a patient in a hospital in France, ! processea looas, now in enecr, iaccording ,o word received by h,sI’ ^ a^bave beln mother, Mrs. Sadie Quinton. ers in Laurens county and nave Deen ; Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Whitmire.! ^ ^ ; Brooks Dunaway and daughter, and | Mrs, Betty Lawson were visitors in Spartanburg Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Yarborough | and family were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Yarborough. tomers, R. L. Plaxico, chairman of the Clinton War Price and Rationing board, has announced. The new price list, Mr. Plaxico pointed out, revealed that prices in general, as indicated by the 500 or more items listed, have not increased. The chairman called attention to the fact that the new posters may W. G. Bigham, Mrs. Beatrice Roof and Miss Nell Bigham of Chester, W^ 1 ned' > ^m B ove™as W werTvTsl'' bb recogni “ d easil >’ because ^ are tL-c "f Mr overseas, were visi- printed in brown ink. He alsb added ' Rlgham | that OPA has authorized the addi- \tr ,nH m q ’ n - . tion of several new items including “l abd Mr t s „ R ' B .;: Snc groue certain spices, apple cider, and can- spent the week-end With relatives ^ Grocers in Clinton are carrying out the posting requirements by placing in Saluda. Mrs. P. E. Mitchell re turned with them for a visit. chnH r ™ and , 1' rS ' C r“ WaUla / V price list so that the customer can ch.ldren ot Laurens, Mr. and Mrs.; re P d u dls ^ hcc 0( not more , han Jesse Harmon and son of Saluda , tee , and one ter ((>r Mr. and Mrs. / D. W. Bagwell and family of Charleston, were week end guests qf Mr. and Mrs. Wm. | Cannon. Mr. and Mrs. Thurman King, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Smith and children of 1,500 square feet of floor space. “On the part of the grocer,” the chairman said, “it is another demon stration of his adherence to legal ceiling prices. His customer has a re- r . 0 , ... , sponsibility, too—to make use of the Laurens, spent Sunday with relatives'^ in order to satisfy herself ^ T xt t-w , the prices she pays are within legal Mrs. L. H. Dunaway and son, limits” Lindy, have returned to their home | in Jacksonville, Fla., after spend- a week with Mr. and Mrs. James Dunaway. Rev. and Mrs. Roy Allen and son ^pent last weqk. with relatives a’ in PENCILS—The best 5c Pencils made —Dixon Ticonderoga and "Eagle Mirado. Buy them boxed by the dozen. Chronicle Pub. Co. Thomasville, Ga* -Fern Hordm»n and sons, Paul and Delmar, were visitors in Greenwood Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.^Royce Smith and children of Ware Shoals, Spent the week-end with their parents here. y ~ . Birthdays Ronnie Hill will be one year old May 8th. J. W. Hedspeth will celebrate his 56th birthday May 1st. Miss Myrtice Wilkes celebrated BICYCLES FOR SALE * NEW TIRES AND TUBES— Sizes 26x2.125, 26x1.375, 24x2.125, 20x2.125 Accessories of All Kinds. Have Your Bike Repaired for Spring Use. L. L. COOPER 49 N. Adair St. Phone 216-Bfl ■ BALANCED COLOR HARMONY makesthe difference between a smartly decorated, colorful room and just a “paint job”. No trick to it— no extra expense, either—balanced color harmony is halt right into; * DAVIS of Baltimore WALL FINISHES \ Industrial Supply Co v Inc. CUNTON, S. C.