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/ Page Six THE CLINT6N CHRONICLE tT T \ / Thursday, May 17, 1945 _ I Want Ads 1 TO RENT — TO FIND TO BUY — TO SELL Everybody Reads the Want Ads Terms: Cash WEST CLINTON SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NEWS MRS. JOE CAMPBELL, Correspondent and Representative fcalif., )> fuller, a jis visiting his brother, Jeff and Mrs. Fuller. JZpl. Leo Tucker of Camp Waters, j Tenn., ;s spending a furlough with i Mrs. Tpcker and children, and his Irene Braswell and Ruby Long spent t mot herJi Mrs. Mabel Tucker. Sunday with Joe Bagwell in Ware Rev. and Mrs. George James of Shoals. - t, ^ V j , . Tucapau, spent Saturday with their v - — Mrs. Ralph Wood and daughter dau S ht ® rs - Mr s- Cecil Wooten and cat F All kinds of wood See and ^ Cash ar^d 1 0 f Greenwood, were Sunday guests ^ rs - C. Oxner. H JPit Ls ’ 1c Mr -^ Mrs-W. W, Thorne, in Spar-I 0 f her mother. Mbs. Dora Leopard 1 Mrs - James Hale and children of •• • tanburg Sunday. ? Liml. W Culbartoon <* SSS”^ ™ JS? *ff , “ FM James Parkman of' Camp shoals, is spending some time with W1<h h<r P arents . Mr - a " d Mrs E - A - Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Trammell. Rev. and Mrs. W. B. Thorne, Miss Emily Thorne and Vernon Trammell visit- t 4 d their parents. Mrs. W. H. Bag- WANTED TO BUY in Selma X Electric stove _ ° 1 A A1 C> oC/illv lilllC VNlLil T T — I-I—| c 'V* good cpndition. Reply to Mrs. Gordon. Ga.. spent Sunday with Mrs.; h en aunt, Mrs. Joe Terry, Sr., and i V, T „ i B. Adair. , v Ip Parkman. He was accompanied to Mr. Terry. ' ' ! Mrs. J.. H Foster visited her par- Sumerel, Rt. 1. Laurens. Ip MIMEOGRAPH PAPER—Letter and legal size. 500 sheets package. The Chronicle Pub. Co. FOR SALE—Five fancy milk cows with.young calves. H. J. Pitts. To Deliver Sermon for Bell Street Graduates But that auto expert said in the paper that we may have to make our old cars last for 2 or 3 years after victory. That’s bad news for me! , ‘* -“My Gulf man had some good news, though. He said Gulfpride*and Gulflex**will help keep my car on the road for a long time—more than likely until I get a new one.” “He’s an expert, too. Sells the finest lubrication there is. So I'm going his way—and we’ll ride right up to that new car!" *GULFPRIDE FOR YOUR MOTOR An oil that's TOUGH in capital letters . . . protects against carbon and sludge! GULFLEX FOR YOUR CHASSIS Knocks out friction at up to 39 vital chassis points! Protection plus! POLAND CHINA male service: Big- “"V"'*- <*«* »"* Greenville Sunday She was accim- r^mm registeredT stock 6 T^b" ^oar, Miss Vera Parkman »»d: Ta ^ Mr and Mrs. Leo Heatherly and D Mr. and Mrs. william Fowler and daughter. Doris, visited Mr. and Mrs. Z % * y * * ° Mr , chndren of Gray Court, are visiting Coffer Sandeijs in Robuck Sunday. ^ and Mrs. W. T. Gaegory. Mrs. Bessie‘Nix. Friends of (ppl. Joe Terry, Jr., Will! ollv P r Williamson, who has ac- Sgt. Charles Galloway of Capnp be interested to know he has been ^ opted a position in the post office Wheeler, Ga., is home on a furlough, transferred -from Fort Benning, Ga.,- a f Camp Croft, and Mr. and Mrs. Cpl. Cecil Lawson of Parris Is- to Fort Ord. Calif. jGray Strouch Goldville, spent the land, spent the week-end with Mrs. CUSTOMER “D" grew 300 fryers to S. G. Mayfield, accompanied by ^ vee k-end with Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Lawson and daughter. On Sunday 24 lbs. on “SPARTAN" Broiler his daughter. Miss Evelyn Mayfield, k 115 * 1, < Cpl. and Mrs. Lawson and daugh- Mash at average ccid of 49 1 ->c each, of Gastonia,’N. C.. spent Sunday wfth Silas Moore, S. 1-c. of New York, ter - Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Dunaway, (His name on request). There’s no Mr. and Mrs. William Mayfield in spent a leave with his father, S. T. and family, Mr. and Mrs. RoyCan- secret, except that he used "Spar- Spartanburg. f Moore, recently. i non and family, Mrs. Fred McCartj tan." C-W-S Guano Co.. 1c Mr. and Mrs. Joe Pur’dy of Gold- 1 pf c .. Russell R. Casey oi Oliver!?? 11 and dau g hter of Laurens, visited i ville. Phillip Dudley of Columbia, General hospital, Augusta. Ga.. is and ^ rs ' Lawson near 1 WANTED — To rent 5 or 6 room spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. house. ,H. D. Thomas at A. & p -tc Spires ^f? re - L^P, J. B. Gilliam spent the week-end TRY our handy super service battery with Denton Jefferson in Greenwood. tharger. Requires only 30 minutes,' Mrs. Arthur Sanders, Mrs. Free- sviihout removing battery from car. man Lanfor'ri. W. H. Caiighpian. $U'00. Joe's Esso Service. Phone Ralph Smithy and G. F. Downs !>pent 128. tf Sunday with Mr. Smith’s and” 1 Mrs. rr T ~„ ' Sanders’ mother. Mrs. Maxie Rich- u , u Z. ards, who is a patient in a Columbia calf, one heifer, 20 Hampshire Red i hospital I C i Mrs. J. hens, laying. L. C. Duckett. O. Hueble and daughter, CARTER'S and SHEAFFER’S INKS 1 Mr. and Mrs. Lester Smith and fam- colors: white, black, blue-black, ily of Goldville, Mr. and Mrs. Royce royal blue, green, and brown. Hig- 1 Smith and children of Ware Shoals, gins’ waterproof India Ink, black and red. Chronicle Publishing Co. and Mrs. V. L. Wilburn of Laurens, visited Mrs. J. J. Smith Sunday. Pvt. H. E. Hughes who recently returned from overseas, and is a pa- i tient at Oliver General hospital, in LOST — Between tea room and J bus station, Easton wrist watch. Reward of $5.00 if re- Augusta. Ga., visited Rev. and Mrs. turned to The Chronicle office. T ^ o rT e Sunday. . 1 Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ballew and son, 1 Mrs. Leroy Ballenger and son of i ENGRAVED Calling Cards for army Greer. Mrs. J. W. Patterson and I and navy officers. An ideal, useful daughter of Greenwood. Mrs. James igift for father, husband, brother or Jackson of Columbia, Mrs. Gus Pat- friend. Ask to see samples. Chronicl* terson of \ aldosta, Ga., Mr. and Mrs. Publishing Co. Phone 74. L - Smith and children of Laurens, spending a furlough with his sister, 5^rs. A. J. Satterfield, and Mr. Sat- Clinton. ! Mrs. Marie O’Dell ci ester,! spent the week-end with Mr. and terfield. Pvt. Casey recently re-:,- ... .. turned home after spending three 1 Mr T ! ''^ la A nk L !^ dla ... i years in the Pacific. He received! -, J ' ^ Ar " old ls „yisiting his brother, wounds }vhile in Manila. Arno !^\i n Woodru ^- --.a n r' t u j ^ r ' and ^ rs - **• k- Arnold and Mr. anti Mrs. D. G. Jackson and Mrs Qscar Kinard were visitors in son. Roy, have moved to Spartan- ; Spartanburg S atuday. ur ®' ! Pvt. Charles Shephard of Fort Mrs. R. W. Rollins and daughter Bragg, N. C., spent the week-end of Greenwood, spent the week-end! with W. J. Shephard.. with Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Rollins. j Mr. and Mrs L. M. Riser and fam- Mr. and Mrs. James Thornton and R y of Waterloo, spent Sunday with children of LaFrance, spent Sunday, Mr and Mrs. Leo Riser, with Mr. Thornton’s mother, Mrs. j Mrs. Sallie Simmons, Mrs. Claud Mattie Thornton. DR. SAMUEL RICHARD HIG GINS, A.B., B.D., D.D., president of Allen university, Columbia, will preach the annual sermon before the graduating class of Bell Street high school (colored) on Sunday afternoon. May 20, at 3:30. Dr. Hig gins is a native of this county and is recognized as an outstanding minister and educator of his race. Simmons and Mrs. Mattie Brown Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Walker and!?. 1 *" 1 Monda y with Mr - and Mrs. children cf Laurens, spent Sunday B ‘ Rvans * n Spartanburg, with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Cannon. ! "T‘ and . Mrs. Carl Heaton and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Strickland and c nddren visited Mr. and Mrs. Er- children of Greenwood, were week- ne r^ Rs k ew * n Greenville Sunday, end guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Mr and Mrs - ^ Kin 8 and family Smith. ' i of Rock Hill > Mr - and Mrs. J. L. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Satterfield vis- 1 Smith and chil dren, Thurman King ited Mrs. Satterfield’s mother, Mrs. and daughters of Wattsville, were Fannie Casey, in Laurens Sunday. Sunday guests of their mother, Mrs. Mrs. Tony Selario of Blytheville, Harriette King. . Ark., Mrs. Norwood Dickerson and! _ r ' and Mrs. R. C. Lunsford were were guests of Mrs. Geneva Coker' daughter of Pelzer, Mrs. A. E. Moody, vlsltors in Spartanburg Monday. WATCH those young pullets. They (j ur j n g t b e week-end. and daughter of Charleston are Mrs. Geo. Cunningham and daugh- | will be worth lots of money thiSj Woodrow Sullivan and chil- visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. ter ’ Paf r * c ' a > spent the week-end fall when egg prices go up. Change (j ren 0 f Goldville, spent Sunday with R. P. Harris. j with relatives in Spartanburg, your pullet chicks to Spartan Grow- relatives here Misses Allene Dees and Avanell Mrs. Edwin Ivester and son of ing and Developing Mash when they, Misses Betty Moore, Loyce Al-i Tucker and Betty Smith of Goldville. i ^ reenvdRe ’ are s P en ding the week are eight or ten weeks old. Good feed ber t$on. S. T. Moore and Silas Moore, were guests of Miss Lessie Hedspeth wR h Mrs. Beulah Ivester. now will give you more eggs in the g visited \i r . and Mrs. Marvin i during the week-end. fall. C-W’-S Guano Co. lc, Smith in Goldville Sunday. ! W A L K I N G CULTIVATORS by Southern Plow Co., Five Plow Truckers’ Cultivators, 30-Tooth W’ceders, Extra Weeder Teeth, Cul tivator Bolts, Binder Twine and I Binder Sections. Blakely-Burton’s FOR Hardware & Seeds. Telephone 188. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Braswell, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Moore and chil dren of Waterloo, were Sunday Misses Buddy Childs, Sarah Riser, and family of Greenwood, spent °f Mr. and Mrs. Leo Riser. Want Ads FOR SALE — Seven-tube Stewart SALE — Yellow Jersey milk cow, 4 to 5 gallons, excellent con- 'dition. N. H. Scott, 4 Owens St. Ip i Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Bras well. Sr. Mrs. Florence Ervin of Clearwater, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Woodell King. Pfc. and Mrs. Paul Clark and Mr. and Mrs. Alexander of Ninety-Six, Mrs. W. . R. Mahaffey is visiting S. 1-c Mahaffey in Norfolk, Va. Miss Marguerite Seay visited Mr. and Mrs. Royce Smith in Ware Shoals Tuesday. Warner white table model radio, I WANTED — Will pay '$14.40 ceiling r | cent VIsitoi > of Mr - and Mrs - good condition. $35 cash. J. L. Ab-' price for top hogs. Will buy any- ( ' ay ’ rams, 185 Tillman Circle, Goldville. ' thing from 100 to 300 lbs. Price oc-I SUBSCRIPTIONS—New and-renew-! ? ator - Newberr y- s - c - Seay Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Shealy of lco cording to grade. The Newberry Ab-.”“ nolulu -.T.' am ' “ iss ” e ' lie — ,h„,nr NWhcrrv S r Jull 2-p : ChaV ‘ S 0 ' GaS < 0 "‘ a ’ N - C ’ Ar > hlJr Birthdays Sgt. Edgar Brazil somewhere in Germany, has a birthday today. Mitchell King had a birthday May 10th. Mrs. Cecil Adams celebrated her birthday May 13th. Mrs- Elizabeth Woodward and d Mrs. Clyde Trammell and | Margie Wright have birthdays May 24-5c months old, from farm near Mount-; children of South Clinton, Mr. and 24th. j Holt of Magnolia, Ark., were week- als, all good magazines. Also spe- STRAYED—A black and white spot- end guests at the Owens House, cial military ^ates. See Gilbert ted Holstein heifer about six| Mr. and Blakely; PURE SHELLAC in Orange J H ‘ j ! _ Ale ^„. G f, r y al J ^2^.’ ? f Mr White, Wood Alcohol, Turpentine. erspoon. Biackstock. S. C . lc 1 Ware Shoals, were Sunday guests of j and Mrs. W. O. McGee, will be one linseed Oil. Varnishes, Floor Paint, READ the daily.newspapers—New- Paint Brushes, Window ,01355, Pdtty papers, Sandwiches, Soft Drinks, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Seay. jyear old May 21st. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Beckham and ! Bobby Joe Meadors will be four- ! and Sandpaper. Blakely-Burton’s. Ice Cream. Peanuts.’ Clinton Bus' da ys h ;«; r visited relatives in Great ; teen.years old tomorrow. Hardware & Seeds. Telephone 188. Terminal. Phone 59. tf Fal s „ . . D .' , L ' C( Telephone FOR SALE— 1— 26-in. boys’ bicycle. 2— 24-in. boys’ bicycles. 2—pre-war strollers. . 1—small tricycle. 1—medium tricycle. 1—large tricycle . L. L. COOPER 49 N. Adair St. Phone 210-M COOK wanted in North Carolina, top wages. Prefer middle-age colored i woman to live on place, close-in jtown. Apply Chronicle office. 17-2c WEEDONE KILLS POISON OAK. Poison Ivy, Honey Suckle. Bind weed and many other undesirable Mr. artd-Mrs. John Tucker of Fay- birthday May 23rd. TERMITE CONTROL—Building ma-’ ettevillei N. C., Mrs. Sarah Snyder, i Brenda Stroud celebrate his served. the Red Eagles won ag^in .on Mon day when they defeated' the Red Raiders, 26 to 13, with Dewey Oxner leading the hitting for the Eagles and Bobby Meadors and Bobby Braswell for the Red Raiders. Pitchers: Tru man and David Owens 'for the Ea gles, and Herbert Fallaw for the Raiders, i { ^ King Mr. and Mrs. Woodell King an nounce the birth of a son, Thomas Edward, May 14, at Hays hospital. Mrs. King before marriage was Miss Stacey Lee Ramey. With the Sick Miss Mary Ellen Burrell is im proving after being ill several days. Mrs. Harold DeYoung is recuper ating at her home after undergoing an operation at Hays hospital last week. ' Mrs. Roy Leathers is a patient at the local hospital where she under went an operation Saturday. Jimmie Campbell has been ill sev eral days. Mrs. W. E. Owen is improving af ter several weeks illness. Special Service Sunday The Church of God at the comer of Frances and Elizabeth streets will hold a special service Sunday after noon at 2:30 in honor of their or T phans, it is announced by the pas tor, Rev. W. H. Brewer. The public is invited to attend the service. Birthday Party „ On Saturday evening Miss Elva Joan Davenport was complimented with a surprise birthday party given by Miss Lessie Hedspeth at the home of Mrs. Henry Caughman. Forty-fiive guests were present, who remembered the honoree with gifts. An evening of fun was enjoyed, after which refreshments were ., was four years I terial is so vital in winning the and Gene Snyder of Johnson City, 1 old yesterday, war. Why not have your property Tenn . Cpl. and Mrs. Leo Tucker and i Jimmie Braswell will be 11 years j protected against termite damage children visited Mrs. Mabel Tucker, old May 23 and save that needless waste of tim- during the week-end. her. Call J. R. Crawford, Phone 10. Termite Co. of S. C., M. D. Wiley, ; Mgr., Batesburg, S. C. tf FOR SALE— Du Pont Paints. Duco One-Coat Enamel. Dulux Refrigerator White. Interior Gloss and SeminGloss. House Paints. [ V . ,. Pure Shellac. Varnishes, Brushes. COPELAND HARDWARE SUPPLY CO. Phone 219. Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Crawford and plants without killing the soil. We have this in stock. Blakely-Burton’s, Hardware & Seeds.JTelephone 188. SWEET POTATO PLANTS, TOMA- ‘ FOiTrENT — Brick warehouse for- TO Plants ’ Cabbage Plants, Egg May 10 birthdays include Mrs. Mrs. George Price and Mrs. Bill family spent Sunday wiffi Mr. and Snelgrove. Mrs. J. L. Mahaffey in Greer. Mrs. J. J. McGinnis observed her Mahaffey Mrs. R. P: Harris is spending the week with Mr. and Mrs. W. D Middleton in Pelzer. Mrs. L. F. Bridwell and daughter, birthday May 15. Mrs. J. H. Foster and Mrs. C. W. Foster have birthdays tomorrow. Mrs. B. B. Stroud has a birthday Joy, have returned home after visit- Saturday ing relatives in Tucapau. I Clyde Brewer was eight years old Mr. and Mrs. Horace Smith and May 8. • • daughter, Mrs. James Smith and children of South Clinton, Mrs. Hom er Douglas of Gray Court, Mr. and Mrs. John McAlister and daughter soon to make her home in Spartan- of Whitmire, Mr. and Mrs. W. O. burg, was honored with a handker- Mrs. Jackson Honored Mrs. D. G. Jackson, who leaves ,^ McGee and family were dinner chief shower Monday evening at the merljToccupied by MiTling Grocery Pianl8 , and Pepper Plants. Blakely- guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. home of Mrs. Ella Harvey. A ”—-- - ---- Refreshments were served by Mrs. Harvey and Mrs. George Price. I CEDAR POSTS for sale. Long posts, 16 to 20 feet, for building ware- on C. N. & L track. See Mrs. George Banon ' aHardware . & Tcla -■ E- A - Harris. Sunday. Blalock. 7_.sr,Ph one 188. lc p v t. L.^F. Bridwell has returned WE REPAIR, re-tire and re-paint t0 Shreveport, La., after spending tricvcles, bicycles, wagons, scooters a furlough with Mrs. Bridwell Birthday Dinner ind email cars L L Cooner 49 N. ^ rs - Ros;a Marchbanks is On Sunday Mrs. W. C. Powell was houses, packing-houses or barns. A ^ spending two weeks with her sisters, given a birthday dinner by her chil- — Mrs. Ola Burdette and Mrs. Lydia dren at her home on tforth Broad — Howard, in Greenville. i street. Those present were Mrs. Odell CUSTOMER “M" raised 90 chicks to Place y° ur order with me for both M r . and Mrs. J. H. Barbery spent Chasteen and Mrs. Charlie Chasteen 2 lbs. on “SPARTAN" at an aver- new and renewa ^ s o* magazines of the week-end with Mrs. Walter of Anderson; Mrs. Lou Denhey, Mr. age cost of only 33c each. (Name on kin d s - Prompt attention to alljR oacb j n Greenville. i a nd Mrs. D. C. Fordson, <r(. Green- : few as long as 25 and 30 feet. T. B. Sumerel. Rt. l. Laurens. Ip MAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTIONS irequst). You can do it too with “Spartan” quality feeds. C-W-S Gu ano Co. Phone 62. orders. Frances ^Winn, Owens street. 33 SooU* S-Sgt. J. B. Barbery and Pvt. J wood; Mr. and Mrs. Walker Gregory Juh28p Palmer Howard have returned to and son, Earl, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Over two'P° rt Bragg, N, C., after spending Young and family, Mr. and Mrs. Fred lc TERMITE CONTROL PA«;Tt T RArF for rfmt hundred fifty thousand structures i a Rir l ou g b wRb Natives here. ac^erhTwireTweS- ^ P^ecied agains, «"ni«e Mra. Guy MarUn- size calves. Also new karbed w^el^^ '^e | jHaynie, of this city. pasture for large cattle, 25 acres in I Mgr., Batesburg, S. C. bottom. T. B. Sumerel, Rt/l, Lau-| M ’ D ' w il e y. : T „ Gre 8 or y rens. Sgt. and Mrs. I ....... I Cherry Point, N. C., spent several ROTENONE DUST is the best In- CORN, Cane, Hegari, muet, days week with parents, secticide for Bean Beetles and other . j 1 *' 1 ?? 1 Grass ’ P eanuts - P® 85 ’ Mr. and Mrs. John Word spent Garden Pests, It is non-poisonous to L* ady , Soy B f an , s ^ . Crowd t I Sunday with relatives in Whitmire, humans and animals./We also have Pea ?‘ y ' Bur J?? s Hardware & i W. S. Fuller of San Francisco, Black Leaf 40. Red Arrow, Calr.nm , S*** 5 - Telephone 188. 1 V Arsenate, Parris Green and many TERMITE CONTROL—Termites are 1 other insecticides. Blakely-Burton’st flying ants. Why let them eat up: Hardware & S£eds. Telephone 188. i your property. Termites work winter' i pnd summer a«d are destroying over fifty GUMMED TAPE—In rolls, ready to use for wrapping packages for overseas. Chronicle Publishing Co. THE CLINTON CHRONICLE The Newspaper Everybody Reads Red Eagles Winners The Red Eagles won their fifth straight ball game Saturday after- Horace Guest of i noon when they swamped the Blue Devils 10 to 3, with Eugene Simmons leading with three hits. Pitchers were Truman and David Owens for the Red Eagles and William Hatton for the Blue Devils. Continuing their winning streak, WOMEIftBtiS? _ art yoa sadkarrauad by lOTFUHES? FOR SALE— Used Drag Harrow. Double-foot Plow. • One Horse Turn PloW. Binder and Mower Parts. Binder Twine. Socket Wrenches. Milk Bottle Caps. Milk Bottle Brushes. Ironing Boards. Electric Iron Repairs. Used Radio. COPELAND HARDWARE SUPPLY CO. Phone 219. fty million dollars worth of prop' jerty yearly. To be sure, have a free | inspection. Call J. R. Crawford, Phone 10. Termite Co. of S. C. M. D. Wiley, Mgr., Batesburg, S. C. FEEDS THAT SATISFY. We carry a complete line of Feeds for Chick ens, Turkeys, Rabbits, Dogs, Cows, Calves, Horses, Goats and Pigeons. Also Oyster Shell, Grit, Charcoal, Feeders, Fountains and Remedies. Blakely-Burton’s Hardware & Seeds. Telephone 188. lc BENJAMIN & ^ SONS ^PEtJMBING HEATING SERVICE Telephone 117 WE ARE HUNTING TROUBLE ■mhmmmmmmmmhhmmmS JT you suffer from hot fisshee, * feel weak, nervous, highstrung. a bit blue at tlmee—due to the func tional "middle-age” period peculiar to women—try this great medicine—Lydia K. Plnkham’s Vegetable Compound to relieve such symptoms. Plnkham’s Compound belts natuu. It’s ons of the beet known medicines for this purpose. Follow label directions. T — For-f- Moving and Hauling — Call — LOUIS TRUCKING LINE We Move Anything, Anywhere Any Time Marvin Lollis, Elizabeth Street Phone 402-J r -* *• Mothers Day Services At Calvary Baptist Church The primary and junior depart ments of Calvary Baptist church pre sented a Mother’s day program under the direction of Mrs. R. N. Riddle at the opening hour of the Sunday school service. f At the Worship hour a “tribute to mother” wass paid in the form of an old-fashioned testimonial service. Rev. W. B. Thorne, pastor, brought an inspiring message on “Mother” at the evening service. Rites of baptism were observed. Nothing Serious Wrong with Many Hard of Hearing If yoa are temporarily deafened, bot hered by ringing, bossing head noise!! due to hardened or coagulated wax (cerumen), try the Ourino Home Method test that eo many say has enabled them to hear well again. You must hear better after making this simple home test or you will get your money hack at once. Ask about Ouriae 1st Props today at SMITH’S PHARMACY “The Rexall Store”