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T 4 Page Six THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CUNTON, S. C Thursday, June 22, 1944 . . ' Want Ads PERSONAL AND SOCIAL HEWS OF 60LDVILLE FOR SALE your choice Men's Shop. 37 used card tables, j VIRS. E, G. KAY, Correspondent and Representative $1.10 each. Adair's) . . 0 £ , , J . lei Mr. and Mrs. Pete Phillips and] Mrs. J. G. Franklin visited Mr. and) wiches, iced drinks, cake and ice the devotional in charge, which was P'j^g, Mrs. J. M. Ross, Mrs. E. II. Kay, Mrs. Walter Waits, Mrs. Fred followed by the business session, con- j Huanicutt, Mrs. Helen Bozard, Mrs. Ross, Mrs. Lavinia Cooley, Miss ducted by Mrs. E. H. Hunnicutt. ; R. L. Francis, Mrs. H. M. Willingham,, Blanche Durgln, Mrs. W. A. Moor- Mrs. E. J. Willingham, Mrs. E. G. head and Mrs. R. H. McGee. The hostesses, Mrs. B. C. Flow and! Mrs. Luther Wright,'served sand- ’ son, Tony, and Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Mrs. J. E. Braswell in GreentvoCkt cream LOST—Ration book No. 4 of Patricia Gardner visited Mrs. *Annie Barrel- Saturday. Ann Fowler.' ^Pjson in Clinton Sunday. I Mr and Mrs Vernon Ross and son,! TERMITE Control Over *\VO Mrs .Tamps t. TlprripW anrl cmnll C' T Tnllicnn anH snn Rill and Friends Of Mrs With The Sick Kate Oxner will ■■-KMi ih ii.rsirn.L _ vyxsi ,vyv, Mrs. James L. Derrick and small Mrs. C. L. Tollison and son, Bill, and ^ndrPd fifty thousand structures 1 dau S hter - Pats*" are spending the W. Keller of Greenville, visited Mr.‘regret ta^learn that she had a stroke nXetd AstZm™ »-oek with Mr. and Mrs. Pet, Phil- and Mrs. J. M. Ross Sunday. Mrs. of paralysTTiast Sautrday. have been protected against termite . Verner remained for' Alma Murrah had her tonsils re damage. Why not have yours pro- “P*- Ross and son, verner, remained ior Newberry hosntial last tected Call J. R. Crawford, Phone Mrs. James Brown and Mrs. Henry a visit here. , J"^ed at Newberry hosptial last 10 Termite Co. of S. C., M. D. Wiley, Brown of Newberry, and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Murphy, Mr. ‘ * Mgr B^esburg, S. C. tt Mrs. John Taylor also of Newberry, and Mrs. Otis Murphy. Mr. ahd-MVs. HamM Gardner is a patient at visited Mr. and Mrs.' W. E. Brown Millard Murphy, Mr. and Mrs. Ha / r s a ^ s P 1 ^*. or ' ... , , FOR SALF.—Jersey cow, with call 10 over the week-end. I Charles Murphy and Mrs. Louis Mur- Frank Reeder was ill several days days 2621. old. J. L. Dickert, Phone, Pvt. Mack Brown of Camp Croft, phy, Mrs. T.' D. Murphy, Miss Fannie l ast week. LOST—Ration book No. 3 of E. Has kell McJunkin. 27 Beauregard St. . ‘IPI ‘Pjspent the week-end with Mrs Brown Copeland were called .to Sedalia “land son. Maxie, and Mrs. Mari „ n due 10 lhe death oI Granny I Hamm. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Hair of Mon- 1 Bobo. Mrs spent celebrated Birthdays Little Joanne Reeder :rs. Marshall Mullinax of Greer, her birthday Monday. j , „ r _.it tafe w-eek-end with her par-' Mrs. Frank Reeder observed heri ^pi AVXQ Tpm a tpi^ 0e • N , C '’ Sp€nt Sunda y with ^ ents, and Mrs. George Blakely. ! birthday June 16th. ^ , r>i t Vorr, iant i ^° rmer ^ Ha^ther, Mrs. W. W. Hair. Miss Linda Braswell of Greenwood, i Louis Shaver celebcates his birth-I Plants, Pepper an s, ^gp Mrs Claude Lawson of Macon, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Frank- day June 25th. Plans, Cab t> a f P 13 " 15 , and bollard Ga ( spent the week . end with her Hn Peggy Holsonback had a birthday! Plants. I lake.>- ur ^ s . mother, Mrs. Alma Workman, in the Messrs. W. E. Boyce, Ervin Stroud, at Seed^. Telephone Hopewell community. f ‘ Bobby Boyce and‘Kenneth Buchana^i 1 WANTED TO RENT — Unfurnished; Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Malpass and! visited at Camp Forest, near Cheraw birthday tomorrow. downstairs apartment or house. Bob family spent Sunday with relatives, Sunday. I Mervin Barbee has a birthday Ox lev Telephone 164-W. Ip 1 in Clinton. , j Miss Effie Lou Godfrey of Clin- June 24th. 1 r :— ! ton, is visiting her brother, Hubert! Florrie Summers celebrated her TERMITE CONTROLr—Termites are »^ _ - 1 Godfrey, and Mrs. Godfrey. j birthday Monday. flying ants. Why let them eat up A Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Holsonback i Mrs. Helen Thomas observes her! your property. Termites work winter; ▼▼ and an d Mrs. Vernon Garner| birthday tomorrow. yesterday. Wayne Murphy celebrates his LOST Young, 28 Ferguson-St and summer and are destroying over fifty million dollars worth of prop erty yearly. To be jsure, have a free I inspection. Call J. R. Crawford, LOST — Ticket to Bainbridge,-Md., Phone 10. Termite Co. -of S. C. and relief paper and. Ip ills. Mitchell M. D. Wiley, Mgr., Batesburg, S. C. Jones, 26 Hampton Ave tf --- --- : 1 were called to Laurens Satuday due Ration book No. 3 of Clarice to the death of LJ? Anne Dominick J. D. Butler has a birthday todiy. their small niece,! Rolfe Clark observed his birth- ,..v ‘ day Monday. Pfc. James B. Wells, on furlough I Earl Barbee had a birthday yester- FOR RENT—3-room furnished apart- after spending sixteen months on Ip Guadalcanal and Bougainville is- ! lands, is visiting his sister, Mrs. Otis . i * i i Lewis, and Mr. Lewis. Pfc. Wells VACATION INN: cool rooms, large ment. Calvert avenue. Phone 409W. I wm ^ (or du , at San Diego j lawn and porches, mountain air, Up rest and relaxation from city noises ONE-HALF Price on . all and war-vexed nerves. Close in. Moore's Dress Shoppe. Christian environment. Address:! -— VACATION INN. 74!LN. Main, Hen- LOST--Three ration books No dersonville. N. C. 22-2c Calif., July 3. Hats.! Mr. and Mrs. day. Executive Board Meets The executive board of Goldville Woman’s club held a called meeting J. D. O'Dell and ! Monday .evening in the library of Jo- lc family were called to Clinton last-anna club for the purpose of making 4 in Frida y due to tbe deat h f° r ‘ plans for the July meeting when the names of Bobby Lell, Virginia Lell mer ’ s sister ’ Mrs - Lorena Adair - . executive board entertains. books, also and Mary Smith. Ip Mrs. Lee Ellison has, returned to her home after a visit with Pvt. Ellw LOST — A and C gas glasses m leather case (from. Cole ACCIDENT INSURANCE Tick- son at Camp Reynolds, Pa. Jewelry Co.. Lakeland. Fla). L. R.| e , s cost drily 25c a day, pay' Miss Fannie C »P e ' a " d s P en ^ the cia vuov IM..T -^.uv o past week-end in Clinton with Mrs. up to $D,000. S. • SuinorcK George Addy 30-4c Mr. and Mrs. Walter Waits visited . ■ relatives in Greenwood Sunday. Baldwin Motor MILK BOTTLES - Quart and Pint,; Mrs Lollis of H onea Path, is’vis- rms certificate will Bottle Capss, 5 and 10 gallon Milk it ; ng her dau g h ter, Mrs. Luther Caldwell. Clinton. Ip TURN in Part "B" of appljcation fox p hones 80 an(J 32. new tires. Grade I. is>ued prior to ^ June 30th to W. C Co. for a due bill expire July 1. 1944. le Cans. H.T.H. and B-K Disinfectants, Wright, and Mr. Wright. TERMITE CONTROL—Building ma- Uairy Floor Mops, Live Stock Spray, ^j rs b 0 ]j Shirley of Spartanburg, tenal is so vital in winning the Rings and Tie-Out Chains. j s v j s jti n g her sister, Mrs. Moody war. Why not have your property Blakely-Burton’s Hardware & Seeds.; Johnspn protected against termite damage and Phone 188. Ic^ Miss Sara Osborne spent the week- save that needless waste of timber. LOST—No. 4 ration book of Eleanor end with friends in Rockingham, N. Call J. R Crawford, Phone 10. Ter-; Roberson. Ip C. mite Co. of S. C., M. D. Wiley, Mgr., rwrRW Batesburg. S. C. tf ELECTRIC CHURNS, G. E. Mrs. Moorhead, club president, presided over the meeting. Officers present were Mrs. L. H. if AJPHUNuweri f Salicon Tablets HOTH/MC SAFER. ' NO BICARBONATE of soda neeped- Cpl. Marion Smith has returned to; 8 __ , Quantico, Va., after spending sev-is A . . , • , < ^ ° bes a ^ d Eluorescent T nbes, Cop-, eral days ^j rs Smith and small 8 NOTICE—Anyone interested in sub- i per Wire, Loomwire, Drop Cord Wire , daughter M arion Frances scribing to the Spartanburg Herald an d Many Electrical Fixtures. Blake- ( j® dy filler of Greenwood, is vis- § or Journal please call 347-R. 13-op ly-Burton s Hardware & Seeds. Tele- iti her aunt Mrs Walter Fuimef-.lg it ? S ——- - - - ^ T. C. JOHNSON, JR. numbing. Heating, Electrical Contracting Phone No. 9 or 381 Mr. and |Mrs. W. O. Stewart and • ft FOR SALE —Two milk cows with! son, Jimmy, were dinner guests of IB 1 tt ▼ t-»a x on o 7V/T T. 1 ' O.J tt young calves. H. J. Pitts 29-2c Mr. and Mrs. J: D. O’DelT Sunday Billy Beckham is spending several to ctnnvf'Trn r \ anH hrpast cun SALE Maytag washing ma- j da with relatives in Batesburg SPENCER Corsets and breast sup- c h m e in good condition, $50. Tim- p^, t B ennv Lever returnod ports individually designed. Doc- m erman Motor Co. Phone 27. • 1c r mn shelhv Misc Tne^H^v aftPr tors prescriptions carefully filled. _ ; Lamp &neiDy, Miss., luesday after Mrs. Gladvs Wheeler, Box 311, Lau rens. S. C. Phone 3581. 20-6p LOST thy 381. WANTED volt irons tors.. Will repair ft BENJAMIN & SONS PLUMBING HEATING SERVICE Telephone 117 WE ARE HUNTING TROUBLE SOUTHERN BELL 'Tfot Plotted BY THE WAR Financially the telephone company has not profited by the war. The rate of return on the amount of money invested in telephone plant in South Carolina during the war period has been lower than any year since the depression and is still declining. While the prices of practically everything, including the costs of furnishing telephone serv ice, have gone up, telephone rates have not in creased—on the contrary long distance telephone rates have been reduced, resulting in large savings to telephone users in South Carolina during the past three years. The schedule of pay of telephone workers is the highest it has ever been. At the same time taxes have increased tremendously. Since our; entry into the war in December, 1941, the tele phone company has paid out more than $3,800,- 000 for federal, state, county and municipal taxes in South Carolina. Though the telephone company is doing the largest volume of business in its history it is making only slightly over .4J4 % on its invest ment in South Carolina. Tk> buy burned-out 110- spending several days furlough with , hot plates and percola- i relatives here. ■ E. H. Wasson, Carolina* Manager 11 SOUTHERD BELLTELEPHODE ADD TELEGRAPH COIDPADR INOORFORATCB v WL. small electrical! Friends will be interested Jo learn “A - ’ gas ration book of Doro- equipment. Call J. V. Edwards Fill- that Arthur Adams recently enlisted Robinson. RFD No. 1, Box j ng station. 29-2p in the Navy, and has been stationed RE-ROOFING- - FOR SALE -Will furnish shingles# Jersey-Guernsey milk cow, third calf, 4 k . gallops milk a at Camp Peary, Va. and do the work. Estimate^free. <% ay . $35. ,h. H. RiA FHA terms if desired. J. R. Craw-. Mill " ^ ford. Phone 10. tf ey, near Lydia Barbee-Hunt Miss Rosa Mae Barbee, daughter iP of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Barbee, of - SHORTS, Play Suits, Bathing Suits Goldville, and Staff Sergeant James One corner cupboard, and Overall >Shorts in all sizes and Oliver Hunt of Clinton, and Camp walnut sideboards, one gold colors. Moore/s Dress Shqppe. 1c Stewart. Ga., were quietly married at irror 9 1 .. ft. high, one lovely , ““ six o'clock Tuesday evening. June ■ WANTED: Industrious man or worn- ,, . u j , „ 13, at the home of the brides par- an to sell hospitalization insurance. o . ., K . r? .u r , t ents on Marion street m the presence Write Southern Life Insurance Com- K FOR SALE two leaf m walnut whatnot. Several marble topi tables. The Trading Post. Laurens, ti LOST Ration books of Tom Qrisby p an y, Box 821, Florence, S. C. 22-2c and Havnnn.i Grisby. Address: ~ — — - —- ; Mountville. Rt. 1. Box 17. Ip STRAYED or Stolen - Black of a few close friends and relatives. Rev. S. B. White officated. and Out of town- guests included Mr. c/T rMW & • ' V Nature Favors the SOUTH! white female Collie pup, 5 months and Mrs. James Hunt of Clinton, SINGER sewmg machines, wardrobe ; 0 i d Ca u 95 for reward. I 1c the groom's parents, Mrs. L. W. Bar- trunk-. mantie and wall clocks, ice — bee and Mrs. Annie Fortner of Whitr refrigerator- wicker living r.oom«suit LOST Ration book belonging to m j re and extra chair-, china closeb, bjiok- _ Heien ^ oung ’. GQ ! dvdl< :; 1 f k i After a .short wedding trip to the case.-. TheJTrad:ng Post, Laurens, t! STRA.YED from my pasture at Dover mountains of North Carolina, the LOST - No 4 ration books of Cor- Junction, one Guernsey bull, weight bride will return to the home of her riel a Coth"an. Lee Roy Cothran 400 pounds. H. J, Pitts. ' 29-2c parents to reside, while S. Sgt. Hunt and Luster Lee Roy Cothran, RFD INSECTICIDES, Etc. Rotenone Dust, wl11 return to Camp Stewart, Ga. No. i. Box 87. Ip Calcium Arsenate, Lead Arsenate, OFFICE SUPPLIES —All tne iittlt Paris Green, Red Arrow, Evergreen, Girl Scouts Have Trip 17 1 1 Tn • „ The Girl Scouts of Goldville spent things needed to expedite work in , ^ lack Le . af n 40 ;. V ° ^ k ’, t- 1 last week at Ylamp Forest in Cheraw. e oTice. C hr-nicle Publishing Co. ® About forty-eight enjoyed this trip under the supervision of Counsellor | r Mrs. T. R. Bridges. Mrs. Lavinia the Phone 74. Burton’s Hardware and Seeds. Tele- STATION’ERY - You will finu complete line in our Stationery dr partment. all sizes and popular pric es. Chronicle-Pub. Co.. Phone 74 1 phone 188. 1c FOR SALE—28 white rabbits for best Cooley, Mrs. Josie Boyce-, Mrs. Ruth! offer. Also'2 Herford heifers. Come Phillips, Miss Gladys Willingham and and see them. W. E. Adams, Gold- Miss Mary Francis, ville. Ip Verlyn Davenport and Howard Gaskin were the bus drivers. FOR SALE My house and lot. See F0R SALE _ Zen jt h , RCA, Truetone Mrs. Coats. Thornwell St. radios, radio batteries, electric Attending Coneference Alva Davenport, Edward Kay and; Harvey Gene Malpass are represent- DEVOE .OUTSIDE HOUSE, PAINT, iron, j r0 n cords. C. D. (Simon) Pitts, Flat .and Gloss Inside Paint, Floor Phone 267-J. 29-2p Paint. Mahogany W alnut and Oak BAGS FOR GRA1N We have a sup . ing the Goldville Presbyterian church Varnishes. Mirrolao Enamels and j ^ of New Dat Bags and Used at the Young People’s conference am. dm .1 nii.-.1 fit. Tele- White and Croaker Bags. Also Inoc-, this week at Riverside camp on ' lc ulatioh for Pea«. Blakely-Burton : Si Enoree river near here. <3 Burton's Hardware & phone 188. Hardware and Seeds. Telephone 188. Class Meet ighway, 6' 2 miles, from Clin-i “ * Reward Minaret Ad- EpWOrth Methodist church held >ts If this distance is state high- 4: \on ( >ack. Reward. Margaret A mon thly business meeting la^t Tues- las eight-room residence in am5 M^ ross Hl11 - ^ day evening in the assembly room of FOR SALE—96 acre farm. 75 acres in ^ - cultivation, one-hall mile oft Cal- LOS I“„ G °!? 1 The Wesley Ever Ready class o( houn highway, 6 1 , miles, from Clin- .,y ilh Tfu an . d _._( ,r .Fpworth Methodist church held its ton. half way. Has good condition, newly painted 6-stall PERMANENT WAVE, 59c! Do your ltbe church. Mrs: B. C. Flow had barn fairly new. plenty of outbuild- own Permanent with Charm-Knrl. L ings. one tenant house, dug well. The rr Complete equipment, including , land is gray with clay subsoil, about 4^ curlers and shampoo. Easy to do,! level enough, not more than*" 5% absolutely harmless. Praised by thou-' waste land. 1 mile of school and sands including Fay McKenzie, gl^m- church. Several other farms for sale. See H. J. Pitts or Wash M. Pitts, at Pitts Stable. Phone 9285. 29-2c orous movie star. Money refunded if, not satisfied. Kellers Drug Store. ’jul20-10p Your first introduction should tell you WHY WANTED Experienced Lady Bookkeeper Must be thoroughly experi enced. Permanent work and good salary for right party. Apply by letter to: D. S., care The Chronicle FOR SALE — Several bushels soy beans. See D. E. Tribble. lei WANTED^All- kinds good used fur- 1 niture, heaters, wood and oil stoves' and antiques, or what have you. The Trading Post, Laurens. tf FRUIT JARS—Pints, Quarts and Half Gallons, Jar Tops — one and two-! piece, Jar Lids and Jar Rings. Blake- ! ly-Burton’s Hardware & Seeds. Tele- j phone 188. lc PIANOS—One self-player almost like new, several uprights in excellent condition. Terms easy. The Trading Post, Laurens. tl BLACK- DRAUGHT best Celling laxative all over the South ti ' • *. irt minerals, •. For the mineral re* sources of the South are of almost incred ible variety and abundance. This vast mineral wealth constitutes one of the country’s greatest assets. It is helping America to build a chemical industry which leads the world, with scores of products ranging from synthetic rubber to bromine from sea water. \ Today, the minerals of the South con* stitute a factor of vital importance in the wagingof war.In the years to come, these re sources will contribute in greater measure to the upbuilding of the industrial South# From the phosphate beds of Florida and the coal and iron deposits of Alabama to the synthetic nitrogen plants of Virginia, the Seaboard Railway has shared in the development of the South’s mineral re sources. On the established principle that the welfare of the railroad depends on the prosperity of its patrons, the Seaboard has worked for many years for the economic development of the territory it serves.The Seaboard will plan and work in the future, as in the past, for the fullest development of the South’s vast mineral resources. Seaboard Railway, Norfolk 10, Virginia. 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