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T r WMKummmmmmmKOBmmmm Pogc Six tHE CLINTON CHRONICLE Want Ads TO RENT — TO FIND TO BUY — TO SELL Everybody Reads the Want Ads Terms: Cash PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NEWS OF GOLDVILLE MRS. E. G. KAY, Correspondent and Representative Copt. James F. Coleman Killed In Action i ! Pfc. Pete Jenkins returned home Sunday to spend several days fur lough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. I Wade Jenkins. Pfc. Jenkins has Mr. and Mrs..John W. Coleman, of week-end with the latter’s mother, | this city, have received word that 'their nephew, Capt. James F. Cole- Mrs. Helen Bozard. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Puckett and man, formerly of Abbeville, has been Mrs. C. J ' Craig visited relatives 1 billed in action. Capt. Coleman was in Cross Anchor Saturday. , reported missing between Queens- ♦- j land, Australia, and New Guinea, Recent Bride Honored 'since January, 1944. No details were , j . ♦ j Mrs. J. T. Fulmer, Mrs. Helen available or given of the tragedy and Fydex Ware. Blakely-Burton s Hard- Griggs and Bill. Prater vim e n B d M Harold Bishop, Mrs, by reason of the 14 months lapse of ware & Seeds. Telephone 188. 1c j Charlotte, N. C. Saturday. nR Miss Virgini J B ish-itin Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Ellison visited ^ and ^,35 Viola Hall were host ELECTRIC CHURNS. 1 gallon Glass been overseas three years. Chums, Food Choppers. Foley 1 Miss Guynelle Payne, Mrs. Earl rood Mills Pint Thermos Bottles and Payne, Mrs. Buford Wier, Mrs. Frank 1 FOR SALE—Five f anc y milk eo\ss re i a tj ves in Anderson Sunday. I time the decision is termed presump- | tive. with young calves. H. J. Pitts. 1c ; ; £sses at Joanna club Monday eve-j Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Salters and ning honoring Mrs. Gene Bishop, GUMMED TAPE—In rolls, ready t<X daughteri Sandra, spent Sunday with fh e former Eudine Rhinehart, a re-jCOLORED DEATHS use for wrapping packages f° r , relatives in Greenwood. |cent bride. — „ overseas. Chronicle Publishing Co. Pfc! Tom Crawford, son of Mrs.j Mrs. Bishop received many lovely FOR SALE 5 burner oil stove. Can Belle Crawford, arrived here early gifts, including crystal and china in t>e seen at my home on N. Broad Monday morning to spend a furlough. 1 hed chosen pattern, street. Mrs. W. T. Kanning. Ip Pfc. Crawford has served in the; The hostesses served refreshments. — — - ~—“ ” ~r [South Pacific for the past 26 montns ' ■ ■-» KKAj Cl ] T ^.^dSro^vou^nlants Little Dale Hunnicutt, daughter of F. B. Streetman Passe's fc/LFng Snaroh We also have Rote-; _ F mncis^B,^Streetman,7, diedj ored, who will be sorry to learn of his passing. | Funeral services will be held at Hebron church Thursday (today).. CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our friends and neighbors for thefr kindness- and sympathy at the death of our son and brother Roy C. (Buck) Lowman. Also for the^lovely floral offerings. S. B. Lowman. Mrs. E. T. Cunningham. Mris. J. L. Calvert. Thursday, May 3, 1945 flrsuszr 35* ANTISEPTIC LIQUID? CLE' FAS1' CHARLIE TAYLOR Charlie Taylor, well known and| respected colored citizen, passed , away Friday night, April 27, in Co- i ! lumbia. He had been ill for about two months. • Taylor served as an officer of He- STATIONERY —Thin Sheerlite Air Laid. Beautiful assortment for men. women and misses. Chronicle Pub lishing Co. Stationery Dept. -j MclNTOSH'S SHOE SHOP , Send Your Shoes To Us for tilest Materials and Workmanship. Francis B, Streetman, (77, U Black Leaf 40. Red Ar. visiting her grandparents, Mr. and at his home on Sumter street April bron Baptist church here for quite Triogen, Calcium Arsenate, ^ rs - Rhodes, in Greenville. 29 following several years of de-^ some time, was a charter member of Lead Arsenate, Paris Green, Bord<F Rev. and Mrs. I. H. Webb and 1 dining health. : the Boys Friend club which sponsors Mixture Dusting and Wettable Sul- children and Nancy Chapman spent He was a native of Madison, Ga., jBoy Scouting in Clinton among Ne- ■ — | “ ttog — 1 relatives and but had lived in Goldville 16 years, j g r0 es, and had faithfully served as Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Re- janitor of Florida Street school for becca Edwards Streetman; four's^eral years. Taylor was always ready to give nhur Blakely-Burtori’s Hardware & the week-end with re Seeds. Telephone’*88. Ivj friends in Roanoke, Va. Seeds. Telephone ■TL- —— i \T r and Mrs Rov Bovce left Fri- Decca ^awaras oireeunan, ioui ■ CHECK BOOKS —Phone us when ‘ . it t ^ eir sQn Seaman Bob . daughters, Mrs. L. T. Crowe, Mrs. R.; you need a check book wit naine B e at Ba i n bridge, Md. 1 f:. Ro ^ erts ' ^rs. E. L. Stewart, and his cooperation in any worthy pro-, of business imprinted, either M. b. • Miss Nezzie Streetman: five sons, J. gram among ” ’ ’ Bailey & Son. BanKers, or Commer-1 Mrs Belle ^ew spent the week- T _ j B 0 . Delli j c , and Guy'Lny friends • ^ub. Co. end with relatives in Newberry. ^ y irienab * rial Depository. Chronicle Pub. Co. FOR SALE—Kelvinator, in good con dition. Can,, be seen' at 24 Clay Street. ' NATIONAlTPRESSURE CANNERS, J in Fredericksburg, Va. Simplex Can Sealers, No: 2 and 3! Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Tucker and Tin Cans, Extra Tin Can Tops.; children spent the week-end with Blakely-Burton’s Hardware & Seeds, the latter’s parents near Greer. Telephone 188. lc; Miss Mary Francis and Mrs. Jane Sreitinger spent yesterday in New- i berry. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Abrams and ------ -y”, Newberry. streetman, and a number of grand- Mrs. Joe Johnson and Mr>. .lyrt e iC hi] dr en, and five great-grand-chil- Fuller spent Saturday in Newberry. dren Miss W illie Mae Starnes is spend- Funeral services were conducted ing several days with her brother his people. He had both white and col- BASEBALL! i _ : . " 1 Thursdoy, May 3 PC vi. WOFFORD Tuesday, May 8 PC vs. NEWBERRY 3:30 P. M. Young Field Admission 25c and 50c services were Tuesday at 2:00 o’clock at Black Creek church neaf Commerce, Ga. LOST—Pocketbook containing mon ey. gas book, registration card, so-' cial security number.' Finder return; to John Eddie Suber at Goldville. and get reward. TRY our handy super service battery charger. Requires only 30 minutes, without removing battery from car. $1.00. Joe’s Esso Service. Phone 128. sons spent Mr. Saturday in Greenville. Fellowship Dinner Given Joanna Fellowship dinner was enjoyed Saturday evening at Joanna club. . ' The following program - was pre- I sented by the program committee , and MtsT* Richard 'cash ’ and j »< R^. R A. Hughes, j L?j son Dickie, of Cowpens, spent the' F J- Brock. R. H. Lewis, ’ r * r J. J. Hawkins and W. E. Bragg- 1 -Song—America. Invocation—Rev. L. W. Brown. Supper prepared by Joanna wom an’s club. ‘ / Special entertainment — Presbyte rian college glee club, H. G. Prince, Want Ads tf •UR SALE—All kinds of wood. H. J. Pitts. See lc DAHLIAS AND GLADIOLUS. A good selection of colors to choose READ the daily newspapers—New-i director, from. Also Flower Seeds. Fertilizers! papers, Sandwiches, Soft Drinks, Guest speaker—J. Hertz Brown, and Insecticides. BJakely-Burton’s j Ice Cream, Peanuts. Clinton Bus| Drawing of next committee: J. H. Hardware A- Seeds. Telephone 188. [Terminal. Phone 59. v* tf|Montjoy, W. A. Moorhead. S. G. Dil lard. J. M. Blakely. Benediction. FOR RENT Sand bucket and rope; MENDING TAPE—For books, maps, for cleaning out wells. I. B. Cope-! etc. Handy little package 10c. The land. lc!Chronicle Publishing Co. Attend B. T. U. Rally CARTER S and SHEA! F ER S INKS TERMITE CONTROL—Building ma- Twenty-three members of the B. T. colors: white, black, blue-black, | terial-is so vital in winning the 1 y. of, Goldville Baptist church at- royal blue, green, and brown. Hig-; war. Why not have your property, tended the B. T. U. rally of Reedy gins’ waterproof India Ink, black and protected against termite damage Rj ver association at Bush River red. Chronicle Publishing Co^ i and save that needless waste of tim-; cb urch Tuesday evening at 7:30. | ber. Call J. R. Crawford, Phone 10. Termite Co. of S. C., M. D. Wiley, Mgr., Batesburg, S. C. tf FREE—We are still giving pre-war service — cleaning windshield, brushing floor boards, checking bat tery, checking air pressure in tires. Joe’s Esso Service. Phone 128. tf BINDER TWINE in 5 lb. and 8 lb. Balls. Grain Cradles, Corn Knives, evening Otis Murphy is the director. Birthdays FOR THE GRADUATE — 100 En- Elsie Kelly celebrates her birthday graved Visiting Cards make an | tomorrow, ideal gift. Place your order early. ’ Olin Kelly had a birthday yester- Chronicle Publishing Co. | day. Melba Gardner had a birthday Com Shellers, Grass- Scythes, and SWEET POTATO PLANTS, TOMA- T Cotton Hoes. Blakely-Burton’s Hard ware & Seeds. Telephone 188. lc ENGRAVED Calling Cards tor arm?, and navy officers. An ideal, useful Phone 188. gift for father, husband, brother oi friend. Ask to see samples. Chronicl* Publishing Co. Phone 74. FOR SALE— New 5-burner Oil Stove. Yale Padlocks. . 39-tooth Weedcr. New Cole 40 Planter. Double Foot Plow. Mower and Binder Parts. Binder Twine. COPELAND HARDWARE SUPPLY CO.. Telephone 219 CARTER'S WHITE INK. Travel ink in ca.'e. Showcard colors. Synthetic rubber paper cement. Chronicle Pub lishing Co. DEVOE HOUSE PAINTS. Inside and Outside TO Plants Cabbage Plants. Egg, Joan Bridges celebrates her birth- Plants and Pepper Plants. Blakely-, , tomorrow Burton’s Hardware & Seeds. Tele-, ‘ Margaret clark will have a birth _ -Sjday May 5th. WE REPAIR, jre-tire and re-paint; 'Mrs. Rosa Spires observed her tricycles, bicycles, wagons, scooters, birthday yesterday, as did Mrs. Min- and small cars. L. L. Cooper, 49 N. jnie Summers. Adair St. tf Charlie Coleman and Tommy Craft have birthdays May 6th. Mrs. Grace Dees observed her CHEAP FRYERS can be produced with “Spartan Broiler Mash.” Cus- , birthdav ve sterdav tnmpr "R” raised frvers to lbs Dlrmad y yesieraay. tomer K raised tryers to z 4 ids , Mrs Nelle Ellison will have a in 8 weeks for a total cost of 36c per birthdav Mav chick. It CAN’T BE BEAT, folks.; £ innaa r y May C-W-S Guano Co. -f lc i _ 6th, as will Mrs. MAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTIONS — Place your order with me for both new and renewals of magazines of all kinds. Prompt attention to all Birth Announcement Hunnicutt Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hunnicutt an nounce the birth of a daughter, orders. Frances Winn, Owens street. 33 South Jacquelyn, April 3rd. Jun28p SNAPDRAGON PLANTS, Rust- Proof in Mixed Colors. Also Petu- Also Floor Enamels, Var- n j a plants in Mixed Colors. Blakely- nishes. Oils, Turpuntine, Paint Brush-, Bur t on ' s Hardware & Seeds. Tele- es, Sand Paper, Emery Cloth, Putty phone 188. lc and Window Glass. Blokely-Burton’s Hardware & Seeds-. Telephone 188. With The Sick Larry Garner has mumps. Mrs. Sallie Anne Finney has been ill several days. ACCIDENT INSURANCE Tickets FINAL SETTLEMENT Take notice that on the 29th day cost only 25c a day, pay up to of May, 1945, I will render a final KEEP A DIARY—Get a Five-Year $5 t 000. S. W. Sumerel. Phones 80 account of my acts and doings' as | Diarv. genuine leather, well made. 3nd 32. tf Guardian of the estate of Eula Gray] Chronick- Publi.hmg Co. ! liSlTE CONTROL - Over two “‘ : >c office of the Judge of, HYBRID CORN, Regular Corn, He- hundred fifty thousand structures of Laurens County, at 101 ;I i\f;u„ t rncc u u . * j . . . .. o’clock a.m., and on the same day, gar. Cattail Millet Sudan Grass, have been protected against errmte ^ , for # flnal discharge from I Carpet Glass. Amber, Orange c.nd damage. Why not have yours pro- . ,* t r-mrHior, Sugar Drip Cane and Peanuts. Blake- 1 tected , C all J. R. Crawford, Phone Anv h ocioi* U-Burfon s Hardware & Seeds. Tele- Term ; te C o. of S. C„ M. D. W«ey.i“ nL Ty- 5^ 188 - lc Ugr^atesburg. S. C. tf “ AIR MAIL ENVELOPES—Large size. STALE FEED IS DEADLY to baby persons having claims against said for quick mailing. Chronicle Pub-1 chicks. We get Spartan Starting, estate will present them on or before lishing Co. Broiler, and Laying Mashes every said date, duly proven, or be forever and ren°iw-' wee ^ fresh from faotory. Your chicks barred. SUBSCRIPTIONS—New t , a Is, all good magazines. Also spe-t llve better ’ g™w faster, and cost less; cial military rates. See Gilbert w h en raised, with “Spartan. C-W-S Blakely. ... - 24-5c I Guano Co. LOWRY M. WILSON, Guardian; lc April 10, 1945.—17-4cw. ATTENTION MEN! TERMITE CONTROL—Termites are pALL MALIj Note p aper> Sheerlite Have you three hours spare t.me fly in g ants. Why let them eat up daily-9 00 A M. to 12 noon, or 1:00 ^0^ property. Termites work winter to 4 00 P.M.? Could you use an extra! and summer and are destroying over $5.00 per day for the three hours!™* million dollars wor^ of prop- work 0 Full time work also available. erty y ear iy* To be sure, have a free Age no handicap. Write to J. R. Wat-1 Cal! J. R. Crawford, kins, Dept. S-3, Richmond. Va. 10-3p Rbone Termite Co. of S. C. M. D. Wiley, Mgr., Batesburg, S. C. Air Laid Stationery just received White, pink, ivory and blue colors. Chronicle Pub. Co. CARTER’S Synthetic Rubber Paper Cement (non-wrinkling), stick’s permanently. A handy • bottle in every home. Chronicle Pub. Co. ARE mighty busy, but if you ONE-STOP FEED STORE. You can get your entire supply of Feeds from us, Pellets, Mashes, Grains, Oyster Shells, Grit, Charcoal and Feeders, Fountains and Remedies. WE can’t find baby chicks or turkey! B ] ak eiy: B urton’s Hardware and poults elsewhere we wil be glad to seeds. Telephone 188. lc get them for you. Being of service to our customers is our business, and our best advertisement. C-W-S Gu- 1c ano. FOR SALE— . - 1—cabinet radio. 1—table radio. ' 1—26-in. boys’ bicycle. 1—26-in. girls’ bicycle. 1— 24-in. boy's bicycle. 3—tricycles. \ . __ 2— scooters. 1—pre-war stroller. L. L. COOPER 49 N. Adair St. Phone 210-M OFFICE SUPPLIES —All the little things needed to expedite work in he office. Chronicle Publishing Co., Phone 74. ’ | FOR SALE— Dupont Paints. One-Coat Magic Dulux Super Enamel. Porch and Floor Enamel. Paint Your Home. Pure Orange Shellac. Pure White Shellac. COPELAND HARDWARE SUPPLY I CO., Telephone 219 Join me at lunch...Have a Coke ..adding refreshment to the noon hour You see them all over America at the lunch hour. Happy groups of girls enjoying wholesome food with ice-cold Coca-Cola. Coca-Cola makes good food taste better..; makes lunch time refreshment time. BOTTUD UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COU COMPANY BY « Greenwood Coca-Cola Bottling Co. “Coke'« Coca-Cola 1 Yo« naturally knar Coca.Cola i called by Ua fhandly abbraviatkna iToka'. Both Maa tha quality po* 1 act of Tba CocoCoU Company. C .0 1943 Tba C-C Co.. r MAKING TWO BLADES m'OUT In recent years, farmers of the South have literally fulfilled their ambition to make two blades grow where one grewbefore.Through the use of improved varieties, crop rota tion, soil improvement, more judicious use others who have toiled through the years for the improved methods now so much in evidence. The Seaboard Railway, through its Agri cultural Development Service, has made of fertilizers and better cultural methods, effective contribution to the South’s agri- crop yields have been greatly increased. This is real progress. But southern agri culture has not stopped there. Diversifi cation is the order of the day, so that the South is no longer tied down to the one- crop system. ^arge credit for the South's progress in agriculture is due to the State Colleges, agricultural experiment stations, county -agents, the Soil Conservation Service and culture. Along the Seaboard’s lines new crops have been introduced, farmers have been aided in solving production prob lems and assisted in finding profitable markets. Hand-in-hand with other con structive forces in our territory, Seaboard will continue to work for greater pros perity among our friends and patrons on the farms of the South. AIR LINE RAILWAY 5WC 0UGH THE HEART OF THE SOUTH Buy Morm WAR BONDS .4 r 1 r 1