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} - \ Page Six THE CLINTON CHRONICLE ( Want Ads TO RENT — TO FIND TO BUY — TO SELL Everybody Reads the Want Ads Terms: Cash Want Ads ~ :-^rr— In Okinawa Fighting NH\V SHIPMENT Doris Dodsons,: I'" just arrived. Moore’s Dress Shoppe.j • lei PENCIL SHARPENERS—Giant au-i tomatic, bew for office and home. FOR SALE—Combination radio and Chronicle Publishing Co piccolo. Marvin Lollis. 402-J. It! WANTED —Will pay $14.40 ceiling fOR SALE—All kinds of wobd. See price for tdp hogs. Will buy any- H. J. Pitts. thing from 100 to 300 lbs. Price oc-i ArnTpA/PFR Letter and ! cordin S to g rade - The Newbefry Ab- MIMEOGRAPH PAPER—Letter a™ b Newberry, S. C. Jnl12-n legal size, 500 sheets package. The! I 'll > —— Chronicle Pub. Co. i READ the daily newspapers New- T-. > , , papers, Sandwiches, Soft Drinks, -Pmk and red gladioil. ^ peanu ^ clinton Bus FOR SALE n. V. Wright, on Gree^ood high- xe'rmtaa""phone"59.' tf av at North Crook ’ 514p ; i TERMITE CONTROL—Building ma-j terial is so vital in winning the 1 way at North Creek NOTICE—New Dresses arriving dai ly—sheers. c ’ e P es and cottons—in, war_ why not have your property I -prints and solid colors. Regular and . protected againsL termite d a ma gei half sizes. Mooies I : °ss . °ppe. ^| a nd save that needless waste of tim-, FOR SALE—Five fancy milk ppws ber. Cbll J- R. Crawford, Phone 10.. with young calves. H. J. Pittst 1c Termitb Co. of S. C., M. D.^ Wiley, - .— , . ' . I Mgr., Batesburg, S. C. tf! TRY our handy super service battery r I charger. Requires only 30 minutes, CUT FLOWERS for Sale — Dahlias.: without removing battery from car. I snapdragons and roses. Mrs. T. M. $1.00. Joe s Esso Service. Phone 1 Sease. Phone 399-W. lCj *28- : H j LOST—Gold Sheaffer fountain pen, ! CARTER'S and SHEAFFER’S INKSj between Mrs. R. G. Carr’s and new colors: white, black, blue-black, mill. Reward if returned to Mrs. Har-1 royal blue, green, and brown. Hig-iold Bishop, Rt. 3, Clinton, or Mrs.! gins’ waterproof India Ink; black and Cecil O'Dell, 56 Marion St., Goldville. | red. Chronicle Publisbmg__Co. ; FREE _ We are still giving pre-war I FOR SALE—Man’s pre-war bicycle, service — cleaning windshield, with practically new tires and brushing floor boards, checking bat-, tubes, recently painted. Price $35. tery, checking air pressure in tires, j Alton Murphy. 8 Davis St. Ip Joe’s Esso Service. Phone 128. tf STRAYED — White-faced, bull. Ring ( SWEET POTATO PLANTS, TOMA-j in nose, piece torn out of right ear. TO Plants, Cabbage Plants, Egg | Not mean. Will pay $5.00 reward for Plants and Pepper Plants. Blakely-j animal on premises where found. Bill?Burton's Hardware & Seeds. Tele- Henry. 28-2p phone 188. In the Mediterranean Bapitist church met Monday after noon at the church. After a short business session and program, the ; boys with their leader, Mrs. W. B. ;#■ - > 1 Thorne, hiked to Puckett spring where a picnic lunch was enjoyed. | The R. A.s will meet each Monday i afternoon at 4 o’clock at the church. Revival In Prioress A revival is in progress at the Fire Baptized church which started ! Sunday, June 24th. Rev. Gary Guy of St. Paul, N. C., is doing the preaching. The pastor, Rev. Fred Rowe, invites PVT. JOHN D. WORD, JR., of this city, is now at a rest area after participating in the bitter fighting on Okinawa. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John D. Word. Pvt. Word is a member of the Tenth Army’s hard-hitting 77th Infantry division. Mrs. Word, the former Miss Sa rah Weir, is making her home'here in her husband's absence. Thursday, June 28, 1945 ing aqua street dress with white ac cessories. v She wore a corsage of rosebuds and sweetpeas. Mrs. H6dge is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Olson of Minneapolis. Sgt. Hodge is the son of Mrs. Bertie Hodge of this city. ANOTHER BUMPER CROP PREDICTED % (Continued from page one) virable opportunity, farmers have been abje to put in most,of the com Ithe public to attend the services 1 cr °P- the department .said. Where which begin each evening at o’clock. Auxiliary Entertained 8:001 cold, wet feather has prevailed, j however, the com lacks color. I In making forecasts of other crops, Tn. v ~ nr , A ... i the department predicted a record I h J 8 Aux tf lar7 .." a5 yield of early Irish potatoes. Tonnage of truck crops' appears to be as large as last year, ii was said, while total fruit production may equal the 1944 entertained Tuesday evening with a chicken dinner given by the Wom- ,an’s Missionary society at the home 1 of the president, Mrs. W. B. Thorne. W. H. BOUKNIGHT, radioman. 3rd class, is in the Mediterranean with the navy. He was in the army a year, and for the past three years has been in tjie navy. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Bouknight, formerly of this city, now residents of Raeford, Va. record. The department's 4 report put at rest fears that Jow tempera tan res ahd frost in many ^reas might hive se verely damaged v truck crops grown for processing. \ Though the crops were behind seasonal schedules in most areas, it waig said, the unfavor able weather did not appreciably curtail prospective yields. Prospects for green peas,\ tomatoes, beets, green limas and cabbage were good. Through most selcfions of the coun try, the weather has been a disturb- ENGRAVED Calling Cards for army and navy officers. An ideal, useful gift for father, husband, brother oi friend. Ask to see samples. Chronicl* Publishing Co. Phone 74. | WEST CLINTON SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NEWS MRS. JOE CAMPBELL, Correspondent and Representative Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Owens visited | several days recently with relatives j c iMr. and Mrs. J. C. Adams in Ware!here. STATIONERY—An assortment good j Shoals Sunday. Mr. George Price, S. 1c, of Maryland, spent the week-end with Mrs. Price ,. 4 . * on u i a»h. and Mrs. J. B. Barbery have quahty paper close out, 29c box. t moved t0 Greenville where Mr . Bar- and son Chronicle Publishing C 0: bery has accepted a position with the* Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Braswell, Jr., ELECTRIC FANS—Circulating type. Duke Power company. and children of Greenwood, are, brand 'new, complete, for home,; Mrs R G Lawson of Buffalo, Mr. ;Spending the week Wlth Mr ’ and MrS ’ ! Announcement The Woman’s Missionary society of Calvary Baptist church will meet Monday evening, July 2, at the 1 church. All members are invited by the president, Mrs. W. B. Thorne, to be present. Cogdill-Lancaster Social interest centers in the wed- ! ding of Miss Allene Cogdill to Pfc. j Boyce C. Lancaster which took place June 14 at the home of the officiat- ; nt , R - W. C. Martin, Mrs. Lancaster is the daughter of drouths ta"the‘’sofeesl'toreaS to spread. Dry weather persisted in the extreme Southeast. Y Again, the intensive use of farm machinery has enabled many farmers to |et in appreciable ijicreage despite unfavorable weatherf conditions. If dependent upon dra would have been una tensively during the food need. Mr .and Mrs. B. C. Cogdill of Lau rens. For her wedding she wore white with matching accessories. Pfc. Lancaster is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lancaster of this city. He is stationed at Presque Isle, Maine. After a short wedding trip the bride will make her home with Mr. and Mrs. Lancaster here. Birthday Dinner Given On Wednesday evening Mrs. G. F. power, they .e to plant ex- iod of critical ATTENTION FARMERS-We trade slore or office. GE motor. 16-incH a nd Mrs" Coiie“Gtegory'and'family ot J 'MrP’joe Terry Jr of Newberry Downs gave Mr Downs a surnrise flour ferwheat at $1.65 per bushed.blades. No priority required. Pno^Bwree. were weekend guests of Mr.! J^ s J 6 ™ Mr : birthdav dinner ' P and Mrs. W. T. Gregory. Mrs. H. H. Bennett and Trade your wheat with us and leave $59.50 delivered. Order now whileir d mV W V G^eoV 5pent several dayS recentl y Wlth Mr. ; birthday dinner. it on our due bm book. Get flour available. Doug’s Trading Post, iT*. „ „ ^ g ° ^ snn nf and Mrs ' Joe Terry ’ Sr ’ , An arrtmgement of gladioli and fresh as vou need it. Greenwod, S. C. 26-5p' Mrs ‘ T H ' H. Bennett and son of, Mrs . R G . Hamrick of Melbourne, fern was used m the dining room. nmnSFY FI Ol'R MILLS " Camp Lee, Va., spent the week-end F j a t j s spending two weeks with her Those present were Rev. W. B. ^ V Porks Adair Mcr P-4c ATTENTION, TRUCKERS—50 acres with Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Sloan. 1 mother, Mrs. W. E. Owens. i Thorne, J. C. Lowe, R. P. Harris, Dad! Mrs. Downs was assisted by Mrs. Ursula Blakely in serving. OFFICE SUPPLIES —|All the litUe things needed to expedite work in die office. Chronicle Publishing Co. f Phone 74. ——i j Hiley Belle peaches, large size, or-i Mrs. James Cathcart, Mrs. James Cpl. Ernest Bowen of California, FOR SALE Singer sewing machine, chard run, ready last week of June p ar k mani Mrs. Thomaas Ballew and visited Mrs. Harry Layman Saturday. in good condition. Also revolving and fi rs t week of July. Dr. E. B. | SOn v i s jt e d in Augusta, Ga., Sat- Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lancaster and ceiling fan. Abrams Beauty Shoppe. Gray, Telephone 3161, Laurens. 28-p; urday pv t . p ar kman and S-Sgt. daughter, Inez, Miss Cleo Hooper and i Maude Geei. c SUBSCRIF^TIONS New and renew- Albert Miller of Camp Gordon, Ga., Pfc. and Mrs. Boyce C. Lancaster) Maude Geer. ; 51 ----- PIANOS — Just received and had a L s all good magazines. Also spe-, returned with them for the week-j visited Mrs. Gussie Lambert tuned lot of real good pianos. Pric- cial military rates. See Gilbert end. Woodruff Sunday, es reasonable. Terms: 20% down, Blakely 28-p Pvt. Carl Campbell of Fort Bragg, I Mr. and Mrs. Brooks Dunaway and balance 12 months. The Trading oat p , - "i N. C., spent the week-end with Mrs. daughter, Mrs. Betty Lawson, Mr. Post Laurens S. C tf FOR ^ALE Cut flowers dahlias i Campbell and children. and Mrs. Miles Lawson visited Clar- FEEDS OF ALL KINDS. A fresh | homt o^No^ih BreaSVt S. wT ‘ “ Ki " g °' ThOTnwe " orphanage. OF ALL KINDS, supply for Poultry and Animals. Kanning. Mashes, Pellets and Grains. Also 28-2p ence Lawson in Cross Anchor Sun- is visiting M. and Mrs. J. H. Barbery, day. Miss Roddie Quinn of Calhoun) Miss Elsie Burkett attended the With The Sick i n j Friends of Pfc. Henry Caughman ^[are sorry to know he is a patient at h .hospital in Hawaii. Mrs. Lois Chaney is a patient at the Baptist hospital in Columbia. Mary Rowe is recuperating at her home after undergoing a tonsil ope ration at the local hospital Monday. Mrs. Mary Passmore is able to be rharrual ’ F*ed SEVERAL good ice refrigerators and'Falls, is spending the week with her funeral of her brother, William Bur-I Mrs Mary Passmore is able t< RlSl: kitchen sinks, one washing ma-! parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Quinn, jkett, in Washington, D. C., Saturday. |°ut after three weeks of illness, ers. Fountains and nemeaiea. £> a t ' Mice T.oiia Ruth sinan sn#»nt lactr Ralnh Smith snont thp wppk-pnd Friends of Mrs. J. J. West are s ly-Burton’s Hardware & Seeds. Tele phone 188. chine. The Trading Post, Laurens, S. C. tf GUMMED TAPE—In rolls, ready to ACCIDENT INSURANCE Tickets use for wrapping packages for ° c nly 25c * ^ UP overseas. Chronicle Publishing Co. 155.000. S. W. Sumerel. Phones 80 CLIP BOARDS—Well made mason- and 32. tf Friends of Mrs. J. J. West are sorry to know she is a patient at the Gen- Miss Leila Ruth Sloan spent last' Ralph Smith spent the week-end week with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hill-, with his father in Newberry. man at South Clinton. Sgt. Edgar B. Norton, whb recently ) era ^ hospital in Greenville Miss Louise Balkham of Laurens, returned from overseas, is spending spent the week-end with her grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Sumerel. Sgt. and Mrs. Charles Galloway of Gamp Wheeler, Ga., and Goldville, I a 30-day furlough with Mrs. Norton. itp a HunH v ofTinp nepd Paner i FOB SALE—Three second-hand , , ~ f . . „ sewing machines. P. E. Riley, 55 (spent the week-end with Mr. and boys and girls gathered at the home ° n .^. U j e ^® v ‘. ^ orne ^ Braswell-Wilson Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Braswell an- Birthday Party Given nounce the marriage of their daugh- On Friday evening twelve little i ter ’ T Eve ^”’ ^ W ’ ^ dson » Clips, the handy little office item.! E. Carolina Ave. Ip! Mrs. A. G. Galloway. Chronicle Publishing Co. J , ■ T . . . ... , ... . , . ... — wr rruatr Mrs - Bee Wooten is visiting rela- third birthday and enjoyed a party. NICE FR YERS tor sale. Call William f ric y^ s ^"s ^gons scooters : 11 ves in Greenville - Mrs - L y dia - Mr s- Willie Bishop and -i p .and t 't Pnprvpr 4u v i. Mrs ‘ Mac,e D ^ncan has returned Mrs. Buford Qregory served refresh- of Delora Lydia in celebration of b er; fic ‘ ated u f ing d o udle ring cere- Davr^ Phone 364R. SEVERAL book cases\ lots of pretty , Adair St. lamps, drop leaf, tilt top and ble top tables. Rose carved side FOR SALE CarS ' L ' L ' COOPe ''' 49 -” ( home after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Dan ment* mony. Only a few close friends and relatives were present. The bride’s dress was of eyelet em broidery with white accessories. Her RUBBER STAMPS IDEAL FOR MARKING LAUNDRY A 1-line Rubber Stamp (2V6” or less) And an Indelible Ink Pad | $1.00 In ordering by mail PRINT plainly name or initials want ed on Stamp. CHRONICLE ' Publishing Co. Phone 74 CLINTON, S. C. L Duncan in Laurens several weeks. Delora received many lovely gifts : c0 £f a ® e , 'Y 35 sweet h e art roses. I tr 1 t L-.J __J f - ' 0 1 Thp hridp is thp plHpct Hnnohfc 26-inch Columbia bi-' Mrs. Hall King 'tmd children and chairs, Victorian chairs, and one cycle, pre-war, good as new. Mrs. iMrs>, Harriet King have returned I Party For King Twins Fred and Ed King of Thorn well or- ^hool The bride is the eldest daughter of | Mr. and Mrs. J E.. Braswell of this city. She attended Clinton high lovely chandelier. The Trading Post, Henry Trammell, Spencer Dormitory, home after spending the week with Laurens. 1 S. C. tf Phone 92 ~ 5 - Ip Pvt. King at Camp Livingston, La. phanage, were given a party Friday! Th « rnnm tVir rnri f .. . — Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Smith of Lau-j evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs The gr00m 18 the son of Mr ’ apd l/o — ! ROTENONE DUST is the best In- JA j a ^ ^ l ’ jar^Lid^ j a r! rens > s P ent Sunda y wit h Mrs. Smith’s J. H. Barbery vjanon, aar rops, jar L,ias, Ja r | mr . t L,„ r »* rc v-irvn : . • . secticide for Bean Beetles and other e ** 0> r} rt r’n , nj * gr ■ „ ! mother, Mrs. Harriet King, to i Rings, Jelly Glasses and Paraffine; KHu/arH nav . n * About thirty young boys and girls Mrs. G. C. Wilson of Mountville. Clinton and Garden Pests. It is non-poisonQus to, a " a Mrs. Edward Davenport of Spar-, wer^pTes^nt'and^nToyed an evening Af f er a ' short wedding trip the also have Wax. We have Small Size Rings for, ^ recpntlv ^ , P ^ 1?" u g couple will reside at the home of the BlSrLeT40 n ^d Arrow Calcium ^ Twolpiece Glass Tops. Also Tin I tanburg, spent several days recently; 0 f fun. The hostess served refresh- ArfenMe P^nf Grven "nd man™ Cans P Bla k ely-Burlon- s P Hardware 6%" »>'«"“• Mr - a " d 0tl "lent, • other insecticides. Blakely-Burton’s Telephone 188. I • ’-- - - - - - -- Fred an ^ Ed Wl11 s00n enter Hardware & Seeds. Telephone 188. LONDON BRIDGE STURDY Iron-; carriage. Call Mrs. Gene Knox, at ing Boards, Hudson 3-gallon Com- 3 g f>*L . pressed Air Sprayers, Hudson and RABBIT FEEDERS and WATER- Smith Dustmaster Dust Guns and ERS. We have just received a sup- Mrs. Marvin L. Burrell and Mrs. service. FOR SALE—Thayer collapsible baby j Hallie Griffin and daughter vis-1 bride’s parents. ited in Augusta, Ga., Saturday. ! Shower For Birde Mrs. M. L. Burrtdl and Mrs. Hallie: Mrs. Rufus Handback, Mrs. Melvin Griffin were visitors' in Chester and Huey and Mrs. Cecil Wooten were _ a Bnion on Friday. ^ hostesses at a bridal shower given in Seine Netting 6 feet wide. Blakely- D i v Q f these Also Rabbit Pellets and ^ oe ^ err y’ Er -> was a Visitor in honor of Miss Evelyn Braswell, Burton’s Hardware & Seeds. Tele- ^ FeS an^Ra^ - ’ bride-elect, Friday evening at the phone 188. 1c Blakely-Burton’s Hardware & Seeds. Mrs ' Palmer and son - Pete > of home of Mrs. Huey. Greenville, are guests at the Owens After an hour of entertainment . — ’ House. ‘ • . 4he hostesses served delightful re- ; PENCILS—The best 5c Pencils made Clyde Greer spent the week-end freshments. Eagle with Mrs. Greer and family in Lock-i Miss Braswell received many love ly gifts. Baldwin-Hodge Wedding The wedding of Miss Eleanor Bald win of Minneapolis, Minn., to T. Sgt. Veldee B. Hodge of the army was sol emnized in the home of the bride on June 2 at 8 o’clock. The bride was lovely in a becom- Miserable with backache? W/HEN kidneys function bedly end y you suffer a nagging backache, with dizziness, burning, scanty or too frequent urination and getting up at night; when you feel tired, nervous, aif upset... use Doan's Pills. Doan's are especially for poorly working kidneys. Millions of boxes are used every year. They arc recom mended the country over. Adc your neighbor! Doans Pills Large ice box. W. A. FOR SALE Buchanan TERMITE CONTROL—Termites are),— Dixon Ticonderoga and flying ants. Why let them eat up' Mirado - Bu y them boxed b y hart, your property. Termites work winter dozen- Chronicle Pub, Co and summer and are destroying over MAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTIONS Mr. and Mrs. Jessie LaneJ and children, Fred Wilson, Jr., Mrs. Roy fifty million dollars worth of prop-] pi ace y 0Ur order with me for both Waters visited Mr. and Mrs. Jack l dlkCUllUU tu C»A1 Winn, 33 South Pam P llc °. spent several days recently '•with Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Crawford. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Lokey, Sr., and erty yearly. To be sure, have a free new and renewals of magazines of Colvard near Gray Court Sunday, inspection. Call J. R Crawford, d i] kinds. Prompt attention to all r ,^ r ’,. and ^ r j s ' Z-^Thrasher of Phone 10. Termite Co. of S. C. orders. Frances M. D. Wiley, Mgr., Batesburg. S. C. Owens street. AT I LNTION MEN. , ^ (TERMITE CONTROL —.Over two son, Donnie, Captain'and Mrs. A. T. ed their 30th wedding anniversary H a V e * r/ ~ xl 1 ♦ V-> Virxiivc cr\or*d •' tviyiP 1 i_.._ dr*.. J „ a. —.. _4.. ' — — — — __ > — ___ 0 ^ daily Aug 2—p Birthdays and Anniversaries Mr. and Mrs. Richard Watts, Sr., will celebrate their 1st wedding anni versary July 4th. Allen Strickland was seven years old June 23rd. Mr. and Mrs. Henry King celebrat- you three hours spare trine| hundred fifty thousand structures Lokey, Jr., of Gaffney, and Jackson- 1 June 26th 9 00 AM to 12.00 noon, or have been protected against termite j ville, Fla., visited Mr. and Mrs. J.! Cpl. Claud Smith of Camp Howze, I. 00 to 4:00 P M.. Could you use an damage. Why not have your’s pro- t. Lokey recently. ' iTexas, will have a birthday tomor- extra $5.00 per day for the three tected. Call J. R. Crawford, Phone] w. S. Isenhower attended the fun-' row. hours work? Full time work also: jq. Termite Co. of S. C., M. D. Wiley, e ral of his brother, J. 3. Isenhower, in Tomorrow is Diane King’s first available Age qo handicap^ \N rite to Mgr., Batesburg, S. C. , tf Charlotte, N. C., recently. ‘‘ ‘ ‘ J. R. Watkins, Dept. S-3, Richmond,|^aWc u 12-3p NEW 5-BUSHEL OAT BAGS, Hay birthday. Pvt. J. O. Womble of Camp Gor- IF ASPIIMNWSErS f Salicon Tablets *">TU,aj C — ft * NO 0ICA&0ONATE OF SODA NitPED- I BENJAMIN & SONS PLUMBING •••dud*** ^ HEATING SERVICE Telephone 117 WE ARE HUNTING TROUBLE j{ Sgt. and Mrs. Rufus King left Mon Baling Wire in sizes 15 and HVi, day for Miami > Fla., where Sgt. King don, Ga., had a birthday June 25. Leather Bridles, Blacksmith Forges, win be reassigned for further duty. | George McGinnis will be twelve Cultivator Sweeps and a full line of Mrs - w - H - Caughman, Mrs. Henry years old Saturday. Plow Shapes. Blakely-Burton’s Hard- Ca V 1 g hrnan and Mrs .Frank Riley vis-| Marvin L. Burrell had a birthday ' ware & Seeds. Telephone 188. i c ited Sgt. Joe Sam Caughman at Fort June 15th. Mr§. Burrell will cele- I ■ r _ ;—- Bragg, N. C., last Wednesday. [brate her birthday Saturday. SEED CORN, Sudan Grass, Millet,! Miss Vriginia Graves is spending July 1st. is Miss Gaynelle Bar- Cane, Cowpeas, Peanuts, Soy several weeks with her aunt, Mrs. bery’s birthday. Beans and Lady Peas.^Also Inocula- Mary Herbert, near Demorest, Ga. ! A. O. Ashlin celebrated his 55th tions and Seed Treatments. Blakely-^r Mx, aqd Mrs. G. C. Ammons, Mr. birthday June 26th. Burton s Hardware & . Seeds. Tele- and Mr^E. C. Hiller of Newberry, 1 Mrs. W. F. Sumerel celebrated Ji phone 188. l c :and Lister Weir of Anderson, were; birthday June 4th.. -U JAMUP and HONEY Present Original WSM STARS IN PERSON: er MENDING TAPE—For books, maps, 8 uest s of Mrs. W. H. Ammons re- etc. Handy little package 10c. The| Ce ”Hy. Chronicle Publishing Co. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lydia celebrat ed their 7th wedding anniversary ) TOXITE KILLS MITES, Lice, Fleas, Bed Bugs, etc. Just spray it on. We also have Carbelineum, Fly and Live stock spray. Blakely-Burton’s Hard ware & Seeds. Telephone 188. 1c FOR SALE— 3—26-in. boys’ bicycles. 1— war bike, i . 1—electric fan. 2— electric irons. L. L. COOPER 49 N. Adair St. Phone 210-M / Mrs. Ray Bragg of Goldville, spent June 24th. Monday with her parents, Mr, and j Joe Medlin had a birthday June 16. Mrs. J. E. Braswell, Sr. | Roy Cannon will have a birthday John Dees, S 2c, of Norfolk, Va., (June 30th. is home on a leave. ' Mrs. Manning Burdette will havd Miss Annie Ruth King of Thorn-, a birthday July 4th. well orphanage, spent the week-end Russell Gray Wilson will be eight with Mr. and Mrs. Woodell King. Ed King of ThomweTl, is spending a month with Mr. Snd \frs. King. > Mrs. Lloyd Watkins and Mrs. Mary Jarfe Blackwell of 'Laurens, 1 * ' spent Monday with Mrs. Mattie Stockman j Jack Wilson of Nocatee, Fla., spent years old July 6th. Pfc. and Mrs. Nathan Stroud ob served their 6th wedding anniversary June 24th. R. A. Group Meets The Royal Ambassadors of Calvary Uncle Dave Macon His Last Tour The Fox Hunters Jamup & Honey Gabriel Tucker Texas Ruby The Original Cow-girl Yodler Curly Fox * National Champion v Old-time Fiddler MAMMOTH HINI^ SINCLAIR TENT THEATRE BEHIND SINCLAIR STATION ON W. PITTS ST. Seats for 3,000 — Show Starts at Dark General Admission 60c (plus tax) Children 35c (plus tax) NO CONCERT Thursday, June 28 <* \ t /