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Page Sjx THE CLIN+ON CHRONICLE, CLINTON/S^C. Thursday, May 4/1944 Want Ads SOCIETY FOR SALE — 600 bushels corn in • shuck. $1.76 cash and carry. H. J.i Pitts. , (Contniued from pa?e three) 1c wool suit, white blouse and brown accessories with a white orchid cor sage. f Mrs. Johnson * is the youthful, j charming daughter of Mr. and Mrs.) Joseph Horace Simpson of Whit^miPe. WANTED calves. H. J. Pitts. 3 milk cows with young • i c took Lieutenant Henrv^rthur Johnson of ^ graduated with highest hon- Due West and tampa. Fla., which ors ^ lhe whl , mirc high school Mr. and Mrs. Paul Shelnut of Fort McClellan, Ala., will i-observe their fourth wedding'anniversary May 11. Garel Satterfield will celebrate his birthday May 13. Tracy Dees wilLobserve a birthday May 8. ApriM^tn The'wLmhe" pTe.sbyil' »" d l|j»g||j^PULP\V*OOD SAWS, nan church. The Boverend George ° ^ , me mbe? of the; aws J4.25 to $7.50, Bobo, of Boyman the br.des uncle, et Circl •, and listed amongi " f Seated, using the ring ceremony. ,. Who , s Who In American Schools; i Fer-ns, white gladioli, narcissi and. and Colleges.” For the past year shp s. Log Chains. Logging Dogs hydrangeas and cathedral candles in has employed by the post< etl^i bking Tongs. Blakely-Burton's candelabra effectively decorated the C i n cer of Charleston armv air base. I ONE MAN Cross Cut Saw Hand Saws, Saw Handles, Saw officiated, using the ring ceremony. „ Wedges. Shw Files. Saw Sets, Load Binder; and Snaking longs. DiaM-iv-om iv..»candelabra eitectiveiy decorated me g mc er of Charleston army air Hardware ft Seeds. Telephone 188. | church. A white carpet was laid; Lieutenant Johnson is the only son FOUND—Key ring with number of around the altar and in the aisle. Icov paying for this ad and calling by of music was given by Mrs. John He was educated at Erskine college Chronicle office to identify same. 1c Robert Suber, organist, and. Mrs. R.'after which he was employed by the, A. Willis,- of Edgmoor, soprano solo- Housing Authority at Wilmington,! A. C. Clark will observe his birth day May 7. Mr. and Mrs. George Pressley are Birth Announcement Herbert Worthy, v S-lc, and Mrs. Worthy of San Francisco, Calif., and this community, announce k th£ birth of a daughter, Tresha Lorene, May 1. Mrs. Worthy is the former Miss * Margaret Pressley. Denn^s-Jeames . • . - -j Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Alford an- observing their wedding anniversary nounce the marriage of their niece, today. apd Mrs. L. L. Simpson, is now wearing three ribbons and four stars across his uniform. One ribbon is for i good conduct, one for American de- j fense and one an Asiatic ribbon. The | stars are for three campaigns and ! one for foreign service. Pfc. Simpson i is in the Pacific theatre of operations. Miss Norris Dennis, of Chester, to ^ arve y observed a John Thomas Jeames, on Friday, of Mrs. Manila Johnson of Due West) Owner may obtain same by; Preceding the ceremony a program and the late James Danie Johnson birthday May 2. Mrs. Horace Smith observed a birthday April 28. . Seaman Homer Sharp observed a birthday May 2, v - - J. D. Hairston celebrated a birth day April 30. I ! April 28. Mrs. Jeames has many 1 friends in the Clinton area who will be interested to hear of her mar riage. TERMITE CONTROL — ^'• or uo i s t. “Ah, Sweet Mystery of Life” by; N. C. He entered the service of his hundred fifty thousand strut ures Herbert and ..j Love You Truly” by, country in February, 1943, and wasj have been protected against ( t ermi e i Carrie Jacobs Bond were played Ky graduated as navigator at Ellington damage. Why not have yours pro- Mrs s u b er p r i 0 r to the ceremony. 1 Field, Texas, in April, and is now tected. Call J. IT. Crawford, Phone Willi*; “Recause” hv deHar- ctntinn at Tamna Card of Thanks The family of the late M. C. Smith Po..i __ i _ T | , , , wishes to thank friends for the kind- birthday May 5 ^ ce ebrated a ;| ness shown them at the recent death ‘ y of their husband and father. Also Mr. ar\d Mrs. Henry Abercrombie *— ' • —- • i , c O vr ™ Mrs - Willis sang “Because” by deHar-; station at Tampa. 10. Termite Co. of b.C., Mi D. . delot and “The Sweetest Story Ever Clinton relatives Mgr., Batesburg, S. C. Jtf attending the Told,” by Stults. “Liebestraum” by'wedding were: Mr .and Mrs. D. B LOST—Black hog with brown spots j Liszt w^as softly given duuring the j Bobo, Mrs. G. W. Cunningham, Mrs. and white face. Anyone know-ing ceremony and “Or, Perfect Love” by | Clyde Todd, Mrs. J. Reid Todd, will observe their wedding anniver sary May 7. Allen Culbertsoh of San Francisco, Calif., observed a birthday April 30, for the beautiful floral offerings. Mrs. M. C. Smith and Children. Pfc. George Simpson Decorated Pfc. George Simpson, son of Mr. V We Have Tires and Tubes BATTERIES* and ACCESSORIES Have your battery charged while you wait. t Clinton Service Station Phone 96 Clinton, S. C. Gulf Products whereabouts please Sanders. notify Mattie Gurney-Barnbey, was sung by Mrs. Ip 1 Willis before the prayer. The bridal ' chorus from “Lohengrin” by Wagner CORNISH GAME EGGS for Setting wM used (or * rocessi ' nal * and Let us know a few days " advance thc wedding raarch , .. Midsum _. how m.mv jtou vvan a < F - , me * r Night's Dream" l)y Mendelssohn Hardware^- Soeds^relephone_18fh^ l for me recessional. _ IRON CORDS. Lamp Cord, Rubber- usher-groomsmen were J. C. covered Electric Wire, I use Plugs. McMaster, Winnsboro; Roy Simpson, Attachment Plugs. Plug Caps, Light Greenville; and Hassell Miller and ii/. i Sockets, Clean Receptacles, Toggle AnseI Bob0( Whitmire, all uncles oHjJ rs -. Kay Mabel Mt '| Switches and Other Electrical Fix- br j da i couple. ! ^ wain assistant hostesses. tures. Blakely-Burton’s Hardware & » m.. ryjcsxis- t~u. —i-.i ” T Seeds. Telephone 188. FOR SALE—Jersey George W. Bailey, Mrs. P. B. Bailey,' Mrs. R. L. Bailey, Miss Ruth Bailey. / Meetings The Business Woman's circle of the First Presbyterian church, Mrs. Aus tin Chandle'f, chairman, ^will meet Monday evening at 8 o'clock at home of Mrs. B. F. Wingard. with only; le • ' , - ,u u y IT ™ ; The Business Women's circle of the if .sister of thc bridegroom, was .m«.d' Fiwf Baptis , ahurch win mdet Mon-! milk cow verv of honor. She wore a lovely dress of. , . o • i i, miuv luw, j i day evening at 8 o clock at the home reasonable. Ed Dunaway, on Whit- pmk chiffon fashioned with lace in- 1 '- 1 ^ mire highway. Ip serts at the waist and long bishop sleeves. - She carried a bouquet of Brrarcliff roses, Wedgewood iris and valley lilies tied with pink net and satin. ' Thc bride was beautiful in a wed-' ding gown worn by her sister, Doro SEED CORN. Cane. Sudan Grass, Cattail Millet. Hegari and a .com plete/line of Garden Seeds, Also Sheep Manure. Nitrate of Soda, Bone Meal and Garden-Fertilizer. Blakely-j of Miss Margaret Hollis, with Miss Eloise Miller as assistant hostess. The local chapter United Daugh ters of the Confederacy will meet Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Dan Yarborough. . Buiton.- Hardware & Seeds. Tele- t j iv when she became the bride of; 1c The Officers club of the Eastern -r Captain William Ramage Wise in ,, , ... . „ ., , „„„ Ll,ST '• " •• ■: Grady; November 1940 TK,- Mm auJdc^Odlai, Dunaway. Ane Dunaway. Nellie, white slipper satin designed on fitted , j Betty. Moudia. Billy and Polly Duna- 1 lines, leg-o’-mutton sleeves, pointed way. It found please return to Grady over the hands, and flared skirt made Dunaway. 101 Sloan St. Ip with a train. Her veil of bridal illu-| it has been announced. ow Kit Pvt. J. H. Pace of Fort Jackson, spent the week-end with Mrs. Puce the full length,of the trim SOUTH CLINTON NEWS P “m A pcrmw„flu;h 5 Cham-Ku U r Sh " ».«*»* <* P-rte »«. her fQR THE 'WEEK v,n tim. runt L ia j lace handkerchief was made by her Fi nisJ , Rrown Corresoondent Complete equipment including | mother She carried a small white C P 40 curlers and shampoo. Easy to clo,, satin _ covered Blbl t d with an ^ Representative absolutely harmless. Praised by thou- iorchid and showered with satm rib . sands including Fay McKenzie, S lam_ : bon orous movie star. Money refunded if! rp! . ■ , , „ - -- .. . j T- t-w I he bride entered witn ner father, not satin,ed. Kellers Drug Store. j h H gimpson, who gave ''" d , Ch,ld f e "' . . „ k _ , nd , - her In marriage. She wal me, a, the , »»<'««• J ' / FOR SALE—Two shoats, 10 hens, 2 altar by thb. bridegroom and his best “• , f'‘ at , ’ . r ” .V^ 1 e , s j rolls' of wire, and 30 cedar posts, [man, Cpl. ilohn Brooks, of Morris Columbia during e wee - L. S. Harmon. Elizabeth St. Ip, field, Charlotte, and Peters, Fla. , Mrs. Pearl Phillips and her broth-; p, . n .. r ! mmni Mrs - J - Simpson, mother of the er, Archie Willis, of Greenville, BAB\ CHICKS. Pure Breeds, BvVD ! . , - ... v , 'vr; c .c toccio Map Dwpns Sun- ; n, , , y, , „ , D . i bride, w-ore aqua with white acces-1 visited Miss Jessie Mae uwens z>un p / UI V n t r IC 0 S ’ V e ! sories. Her corsage was pink roses day. I R. E Reds and Buff Orpingtons Also and vall liHes p ' J. M. Keisler of Charlotte, N. C.,j Feeds Feeders Foun a.ns and Reme-j Mrs Marilla Brooks j 0 h n s o n , : visited H. W. Alford and family last: d»es. Blakely-Burton s Hardware & mother oT the brid eg r0 om, wore .week Seeds. Telephone 188. ic: , aqua and her corsage was pink roses 1 Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Dees and ACCIDENT INSURANCE Tick- and valley lilies. t. children spent the week-end with nnlv n div mv Immediately after the ceremony, the latter's parents and other rela- <?- noo o*" ‘w c ' ’ ^ ■ Mr. and Mrs. Simpson entertained at lives in Liberty and Salem,, Up to 5>o,()()(). S. \\. Sumerel. a wedding breakfast at their home Pvt. Richard Goins 1 has returned Phones 80 and 32. TERMITE CONTROL—Termites are 30-Ic for the two families and close friends to Camp Blanding. Fla., after spend- of the bridal couples. In the dining ing some time with Mrs. Goings. room the lace-covered bride’s table Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Jeans of Chester, flying ant?. \\ h\ let them eat up was ado rned wfith the beautifully visited Mr. arid Mrs. Fred Shelton your property. Termites work Winter embossed triple- wedding cake. Mix- during the week-end. ; and summer and aie tdestroying over ed wbde flowers were used through- Miss Mildred Gregory and Frank fifty million dollars worth of prop- out the house The br i d e' s book was Gregory of near Clinton, visited Mr., erty yearn. To be suie, ‘‘ lie i t presided over by Miss Miriam Gary t.nd Mrs. M. G. Overstreet during mspettuin. Cull J. R. Crawfoid, bf Winthrop college. Assisting in the week-end. Phone . Termite Co of ^ serving were: Mrs. Ansel Bobo, Mrs/ S. S-c Marvin Harvey has been M. D. Wiley, Mgr., Batesburg. S. C. w H ^liller, Mrs. S. E. Richbourg transferred from Great Lakes, 111., . • • > 1 “ and Mrs. R. C. Simpson, all aunts ol to Shoemaker, Calif. • TERMITE CONTROL—Building ma- the bride. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hunter and| terial is so vital in winning the,. In the early afternoon the bride 1 granddaughter of Anderson, are war. Why not have your property y»nd bridegroom left for their w£d- spending the week with Mr. and protected against termite damage and ding trip and upon their return they Mrs. Clarence Neal. | save that needless waste of timber, will make their home in Tampa, Fla., Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Meeks and chil-j Call J. R. Crawford, Phone 10. Ter- where Lt. Johnson is stationed. For dren visited Mr. and Mrs. Colie Os- mite Co. of S. C., M. D. W’iley, Mgr., traveling the bride wore a le’afgreen wait in Goldville Saturday Batesburg, S. C. /If! LOST—Ration book No. 3. nie Fliedner. Mrs. An- Ip Want Ads L. O. Poison attended the funeral of Jim Hudson in Charlotte, N. C., Sunday. | H. C. McLendon has returned to; FOR SAL/E'— Plenty of good mules SNAPDRAGON PLANTS, Colum-: Columbia after spending the week-i and horses. H. J. Pitts. Ic bine Plants, Flower Seeds, Bulbs, end with his sons - Bil1 and Cecil; FOR SALE Three weeks old Vitamin B-l, Insecticides and Ferti-, McL,endon - LLK EAUL. mice pig a week.. OICL Blakely-Burton's Hardware &! Pvt - William E. Harrison of Fort' Trice reasonable... H. D. Cooper, at ,^ers- ^Keiy Buiton s Hardware & McClellan Ala _ has joined a nflra _ old Luther Hitch farm. IP Seeds. Telephone 188. WANTED — Furnished apartment or a para troop outfit. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Kuykendall and children visited the latter’s moth-! FOR SALE—43 acres of land with a ■ , __ i •* i_ r, * ( , , i • ,i- bedroom and kitchenette. Mrs. Paul new four-room house, electrically o j- u 4 i *■ i t , wired, new out buildings. Good pa.s r Cll _ nton ^ L p , er, Mrs. Bessie Eskew, in Columbia t :ures with,plenty of running water W’ANTED — To buy or rent baby! Sunday. and timber of all kinds and 18 acres stroller. Mrs. Bonham.. Call 235-W. I Mrs. D. D. McManus of Chester,; of cultivated 'land. On mail and school route, 5 1 miles from towri. Price $1,800. Virgil Patterson, Route 3, Clinton. / : / 4-2p lp and Mrs. Paul Wilson and daughter; Arvr . ^ T ' °f Lauren^ are spending the week; SWEET POTATO PLANTS, Tomato w jt b T^ rs jyj p Smith Plants Pepper Plants Eggplant, Pvt C haries ’ Patterson of Cherry! P a n t>, Lettuce Plants, Cabbage ^ C., visited Mr. and Mrs/ CRO-TOX, INOCULATION and Dis- Planls , ar ^ T Collard Plants. Blakely-j j D Hairston several days last week. Hnfectant’s. Treat your seed with Bur t° n s Hardware & Seeds. Tele-; jvi rs . j, e. Land of Buffalo, visited one or more of these to prevent seed phone 188. ^ If ! Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Land during the j theft or produce a better stand and INSECTICIDES, Etc. Rqtenone Dust, ; week-end. yield. Blakely-Burton's Hardware Calcium Arsenate, Lead Arsenate, Rev. Floyd Brown visited relatives] and Seeds. Telephone 188. Ic Paris* Green, Red Arrow, Evergreen, in Whitmire Sunday. sSisST 1 guaranteed’ i Burton's Hardware and Seeds. Te.l i Laurens Saturday. M. A Milam. Phone 269XM. ll-2n P E° ne 188 : 2p! GARDEN HOSE — 25 and 50 feet lengths—$4.25 to $10.95, H'ose Menders,' Hose Couplings and Noz zles. Garden Hoes and Rakes, Grass Hooks' Grass and Bush Scythes and Grease Guns. Blakely-Burton’s Hard ware & ’Seeds, /telephone 138. Ic lol Mr. and Mrs. Roy* Sanders and daughter, Betty, spent the week-end RE-ROOFING—vhll furnish shingles and do the work. Estimate free. FHA terms if desired. J.-R. Craw ford, Phone 10. tf FOR SALE — McCormick - Depring combine on rubber, in good con dition. Call 806 or 345, Laurens. Ic jffiftsr aw* OF A C ov» use 666 •66 TANIU SALVE. NOSE DOOM WANTED TO BUY-New or used w , h , he latter , s nt Rev, . and electric stove, refrigerator and iron. Mrs c R Andereon , in Plckens . .. Arnold, Lydia Mill Store^ Phone Miss .Frances Fuller visited Mrs. ’—_l : ; David Fuller and children in And- LOST—A and B as s ration books; | erson during the week-end. also tire inspection sheet. Mrs. C. I. Baker, Cross Hill. ‘ Ip EDIBLEkSbY BEA^S. If you haven’t tried these in your garden be sure and do it this season. They are easy to grow and fine flavored. Blakely- Burton’s Hardware & Seeds. Tele- phone -188. Ic LOST — Ration book No. 3. John Griffith. t lp LOST—Ration book No. 4 of Eunice Brown Adan^s, P. O. Box_4L lp SAVEALL GRAIN CRADLES, New 5-bushel Oat Bags, Binder Twine,* Binder Sections, Mower Repairs, Cotton Hojes, Cultivator Sweeps—6 in. to 12 in., Plow Bolts and Harrow Repairs. Blakely-Burton’s Hardware & Seeds. Telephone 188. . Ic Among The Sick Mrs.' H. W. Alford is ill at her home. Mrs. Rex Harris has returned from Hays hospital after undergoing an operation. S. 2-c Casey Abercrombie is a pa tient at the Naval hospital in Nor folk, Va. Mrs. George Lewis is suffering a broken rib injury. Mrs. Richard Goings is improving after a week’s illness. Birthdays and Wedding Anniversaries , Little Mac Brown of Whitmire, will celebrate'his 2 ( nd birthday May 12. Miss Jessie Mae Owens will - ob serve a birthday May 8. .. 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