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Poge Two THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C. Thursdoy, July 13,1944 Want Adsj WBT CLINTON SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NEWS HALF-PRICE on all Bathing Suits, j MRS. JOE CAMPBELL, Correspondent and Representative Shorts arid Halter Shorts. Moore's, 11 Dress Shoppfc. . 1c Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Lusk and chil-1 Mrs. Jim Buzhardt and daughter, , 1 ——T- ; . dren visitod Mr. and Mrs". C. C. Lusk Beverly, of Charleston, are spending! FOR SALE — 3 ladies bicycles. 5 m L aurens Sunday. ! two weeks with her parents, Mr. and ^ ean Oakley men’s bicycles, and one 24-inch Sanford Nelson has returned Mrs. J. H. Crow. »mfM blCyCle LeVUS Cooper ’ home after spending two weeks with Mws. Glenn Downs spent the week Z1U ~ A1, ' her father. S. V. Little, in Keen end in Greenville. ( Trammell WANTED TO RENT—-5-room house Mountain. Va. Mrs. Cecil Walker and children of j Counsellor at reasonable price. H. D. Thomas. pvt. Eugene H. Lambert of Fort 13-3p McClellan, Ala., is spending a ten- ed for the next six months: j nations. Immediately following the President—Faye Ellen Hardman. | ceremony the young couple left for a Vice President—Maudine Yarbor- j short wedding trip, ough.. • The attractive brunette bride, is Secretary—Evelyn Bigbee. j the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Treasurer—Betty Anne Campbell. 1 Arnold. She is a graduate of Clinton Cohnmunity Mission, Chairman — high school n the class of 1B41. i j Cpl. Kinard is the son of Mrs. Alice Program Committe Chairman—Pol- Kinard. He has been in service three ly Davenport. ! and a half years, leaving with the lo- Social Cpmmittee Chairman—Ger-'| cal National Guard unit, and has Trammell i served 17 months overseas. He par- Laurens, visited Mr. and Mrs. William j After a business sesson, the hostess- 1 ^ lcl P a ^ e d m the battles of North Af- Cannon Monday. es serV ed ice cream and cake. rica, and Sicily, and is now station- TERM1TE CONTROL — Over two day furlough with Mrs. Lambert. Mrs. C. C. Abbott, Sr., and son of] He will report back to Fort Meade, Greenville, spent Sunday with herj Marion O. Center Passes mother, Mrs. L. M. Evans. Marion Otto Center, 22, died at an ed at Camp Butner, N. C. Mrs. Kinard will continue to make her home with her parents while Cpl. Kinard is in service. Mission Society Meets The missionary society of Bailey Memorial Methodist Church South, met at the home of Mrs. Dan Duna way on Minday night. After a brief business session a very interesting program was given on prayer. Those taking part on the program were: Mrs. Dunaway, Mrs. David Word, Mrs. Marcell Barker, and Mrs. D. C. Gregory. After adjournment the hostess served refreshments! hundred fifty thousand structures M for further d have been protected agamst termite ’ _ ^ i ->—• —> . damage. Why not have your’s pro- Frances Johnson is visiting Mr. and Mrs. James Crain, Mr. early hour Saturday morning in the tected. Call J. R. Crawford, Phone ^ er aun t< M rs - Mary Lou Nickols, in and Mrs. Woodrow Crain, Mss Rudy Grady hospital, Atlanta, Ga„ after 10. Termite Co. of S. C., M. D. Wiley. Columbia. Crain and L. H. Bagwell, Jr., visited a brief illness. He was a native of Mgr., Batesburg, S. C. tf Miss Thelma Russ spent the week- Mr. and Mrs. F. L. -Jacobs in Kings Laurens county, where he spent most end with Mrrand Mrs. Neal Russ in Mouuntain N. C., last week. ! of his life. He was the son of the late BEE KEEPERS SUPPLIES. Hives,, L aurens i Mrs Arthur Davis and children J. M. Center and Mrs. Ada L. Center. Deep and Shallow Supers. Sections, , Mrs c w Windsor has received spent the week-end with Mr. and i He is survived by his-mother, Mrs. Section Frames Smokers, Co m b word ^ her brotheri M Sgt Cecil'Mrs. Jodie Sorrow in Greenwood, j Ada L. Center; two half brothers,'^ Estate Mortgaee Loans *38 911 22 Foundations and Other Items. a e- c Young, has arrived safely in New, Mrs. Frank Sanders and daughters 1 ^ ndfo ^ r ^ alfslste ^’. R - Holt £ claw » j Real Estate Sold on Contract 12I260.28 iy-Burton s Hardware & Seeds. Tele- Guinea of Uni ^ visited Mr and L J. Holtzc aw, Miss Bessie Holtz- Real Estate 4 040 21 Report of Condition of Clinton Building and Loan Association of Clinton, in the State of South Carolina At the Close of Business on June 30th, 1944 ASSETS phone 188. 1c Hoyle Foster. E. M„ 2-c, of Davis-, Mrs. Grady Dunaway FOR SALE — Fresh Guernsey milk ville, R. I., is spending a ten-day claw, Mrs. Vesta Eubanks, Mrs. Hu- „ . „ , , T ,. w . . X, bert Hughes and Mrs. Essie Powell; Ervin Foster of Kings Mountain N.i lso by his grandmother( Mrs . Alice -cow with second calf 4 weeks old. furlough with his parents, Mr. and c., spent the week with Mr. and Mrs.! center W. T. (Jack) Simmons. Goldville. lek Mrs. S. C. Foster. Pvt. Joe Burns has been stationed at Camp Blanding, Fla. TERMITE CONTROL—Termites are flying ants. Why let them eat up, ^ ^ your property. Termites work winter: M. Sgt. Edgar B. Norton of Camp summer and are destroying over L\ingston, La., is spending a furlough fifty million dollars worth of prop- w >tb Mrs. Norton, erty yearly. To be sure, have a free Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rodelsperger of Whitlock near Whitmire, inspection. Call J. R. Crawford,! Newberry, spent Sunday with Mrs.! Mrs. R. S. Hudson and children of J. J. McGinnis. . j Funeral services were held Sunday Richard Riser spent last week with' afternoon at five o’clock at Bailey his aunt, Mrs. Bertha Gamble in Memorial Methodist church with Rev. Waterloo. D. C. Gregory in charge. Interment Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Nix spent the i followed in Rosemont cemetery, week-end with Mr. and Mrs. John Birthdays Cash on Hand and in Banks 7,997.90 Accounts Receivable 478.09 Other Assets ; 9.40 Macksie Thompkins will be ten TOTAL ASSETS $63,697.10 LIABILITIES Installments Paid-in $12,821.05 Fully-paid Shares . v 27,100.00 Other Liabilities 143.64 Reserves (Including Undivided Profits) 23,632.41 Atlanta, Ga., Mrs. Esse Powell of years old July 18th. TOTAL LIABILITIES $63,697.10 close in. No children. Call Chroni-.i to know they have been moved from; Richard Woodward was ten years: -cle office. Phone 10 Termite Co. of S. C., Alice Kinard. . i T w r» t l. c * m . ^ M D Wiley Mgr, Batesburg, S. C. Mrs Helen Uwens and daughter Greer are spending the week with; Ophelia Johnson was nine years;. I ’ V^ m - p Jacobs, Secretary-Treasurer of the above-named Building & y - 8 U 1 sMnt the wMk-end wUh her mother Mrs. Adaa Center. old Tuesday. 1A ? s ?r al ‘ 0 ?' d ° 80 f mnly swar "l 31 lhe above s^tement is true, and j M^s E R Barton in Langley '' Friends ot Pie. J. C. Lawson and July 9th was Nevlin Leo Parris'! ‘ ha ‘^ ' u '' y .= n ^ correctly represents the true state of the several matters WANTED—Two unfurnished rooms,|Several'P«. Rufus Cannon will be interested, first birthday. _ | here,n conta,n ' d and set Iorth ' «* «" beS ‘^ ( M my p k 7 A ^ B g | ^-^Treas England lo France. 'old Monday. ■ ■ j Jacobs’,^bTrt's'Owl”' Dir^S.' Wm - R ,0to R ^ J ' F ' Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Wooten and July 1st. was Miss Gaynelle Bar- ' sons, Mrs. R. C. Oxner and sops, spent bery’s birthday. ! State of South Carolina, County of Laurens, ss: Sundap with Pvt. and Mrs. Lester Today is S. Sgt. J. B. Barbery’s 1 Sworn to and subscribed before-me this 7th day of July, 1944, and I Bridwell and Rev. and Mrs. George birthday. S. Sgt. Barbery is serving hereby certify that I am not an officer or director of this Building & Loan James in Tucapau. , i somewhere in the Pacific. Mr?. D. W. Bagwell and son spent j Betty Jean Caughman will be elbv- several days with Mr. Bagwell in \ en years old July 22nd. . days the past week with her mother. P Mrs. Florence Ervin in Clearwater. BABY CHICKS. Barred Rocks, White 1 . Mrs. J. P. Eskew and son Jimmie, Rocks and R. I. Reds. Also Feeds,(of Atlanta. Ga., spent the week-end Feeders. Fountains. Oyster Shells, with her sister. Mrs. Carl Heaton. Grit. Leg Bands and Remedies. Blake- On Sunday they visited their mother, ly-Byrton's Hardware & Seeds. Tele- M rs - Ernest Eskew, in Greenville, phone 188. 1c William O. Shepard, photographer 1 2-c, of the Navy, has returned to San LOST—Ration books No. 4 of Willie Francisco Calif., after spending nine Bee Davis, Lillie Ree Davis, Ben days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Davis, Minnie Pearl Davis, W. J. Shepard, near Clinton. Willie Bee Davis, Jr.. Odell Davis, 1 Charlie Lowry, second class cook, Irene Davis, Annette Davis, Emmie of Galveston. Texas, spent a seven Association. My Commission expires at the will of the Governor. LOIS J. LANKFORD, Notary Public. W. A. Dunaway, Jr., will celebrate Charleston recently. Mr. and Mrs. Simmons Nash, Mrs. his 42nd birthday- Sunday. i R. S. Hudson and sons, of Atlanta,, Mrs. R. P. Harris has a birthday] Ga., Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wright of Saturday. ! Chester Mr. and Mrs. John Smith Today is Faye Joyce Murphy’s first Alberta Davis, Rt. 2, Clinton. Ip day furlough with Mrs. Lowry and and children of W^oodruff, snd birthday, and the birthday of Mrs. — family r0C0ntly LOST— A gas ration book. 3 No;. Mrs James Hale and children of 1° stamps and others 1930 Ford Gastonia< N C j Mrs. John McAlister sedan. W. D. Smith, Rt. 3. Lydia. lp, and daU g h ter of Whitmire, spent the HAY BALING WIRE — Heavy and past week with their parents, Mr. Light, - Clothes Wire, Electric Drop and Mrs. A. E. Harris. Mr. and Mrs. Cord. Rubber Covered Copper Wire Harris had as their week-end guests and No. 14 Loomwire. Blakely-Bur-1 Mrs. Land Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Ion’s Hardware & Seeds. Telephone Douglas, and Mr. and Mrs. Luther !^ rs - G. Hewette in Laurens. day Wednesday. 258 lc Douglas of Gray Court. ' Miss Evelyn Mayfield of Gastoma, Roy Holtzelaw will have a birth- N. C., spent the week with her par- day July 19th. Report of Condition of M. S. Bailey & Son, Bankers of Clinton, in the State of South Carolina, at the Close of Business on June 30, 1944 Mrs. Rufus Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Charlie Lowry. Holtzelaw, Mrs. Essie Powell and Houston Grant, Jr., was nine years ... ASSETS children of Greer, were among those 1 old July 11th. jLoans and discounts (including $3,016.54 overdrafts) $ 659,491.94 from out of town who attended the Wade Thomas Grant was one year United States Government obligations, direct and guaranteed ... 33,000.00 funeral of Otto Center Sunday. | old July 1st. ^ lgat u 0n !, ° f S * tates ^ P? bt i cal subdivisions 165,095.00 Mr. and Mrs. S. .G Mayfield re- Mrs. C. W. Windsor will celebrate c^norat^^tnck 0 ^ 8 ’ ^ debentures 59,425.00 cently visited Mr. and Mrs. J. W. her birthday Sunday. Chumley in Woodruff, and Mr. and Miss Bessie Holtzelaw had a birth- ,116.00 TERMITE CONTROL—Building ma-! terial is so vital in winning the: war. Why not have your property Want Ads protected against termite damage and rp E r 1A T s6 9^ 3-niece Plav Suit*. Mr and Mrs - Mayfield save that needless waste of timber. ^P^CIAL, $o.95 J piece Hiay buns, „ 4 — Call J. R. Crawford, Phone 10. Ter mite Co. of S. C., M. D. Wiley, Mgr., Batesburg, S. C. tents, Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Mayfield.] Beverly Buzhardt will be five years 1 Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Mayfield of Spar- old and Mona Cannon will be two tanburg, spent the week-end with years old tomorrow. Cash, balances with other banks, including reserve balances, and cash items in process of collection 1,820,116.90 Real estate owned other than bank premises 27,574.35 TOTAL ASSETS Zy. $2,766,819.19 LIABILITIES 1 Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corpor- atlons : ; $2,104,648.67 1 cj oc• fnr «■? 0=1 fnr Mrs. Clara Compton of Charlotte, Among the Sick Time deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations 87,141.96 9-ni'ZZ ptav cZtt *o oZ N.'C., and Mr. and Mrs. George Slice Mrs. Mary Johnson is ill. deposits of States and political subdivisions 148,096.99 ’ 1 > ’ ‘ 0 { Newberry, recently visited Mr. and Mrs. Ivy Lee Parris is able to and officers’ checks, etc.) 3,413.32 1 Mrs. Ben Woodward. I out after being ill several days. I ^GTAL DEPOSITS $2,343,300.94 ^ Moore's Dress Shoppe. after being a patient at the local h0 f P . ital „ , ' „ . .J CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Miss Helen Bagwell has been ill Capital J LOST No 4 ration books of Annie NOTICE — Please leave your waste Misses Geroldine Barbery and Jua-1 Friends of Mrs. J. B. Barbery arejr rr . TAT T taptt tt’tttc * • 1 j- ........ Goodman Anna Goodman and paper - newspapers, books and mag- n ita Blease, who have been welding ’glad she is recuperating at her home ^elfw)' 1 ™ 8 1 Cludmg subordina ted obligations Robert Goodman j azines for the war effort at building at the Better Package Co., Ansonia, '' F ‘— a1 -- ' — : across street from Chronicle office, or Conn., have returned home. NOTICE—Anyone' interested in sub- call 376-J and a truck will pick it up. | Mrs. Snsie Blanton spent the week scribing to the Spartanburg Herald J. W. Lawrence. tf end with her daughter, Mrs. Ola 1 several days. OT Journal please call 347-R. 13-5p r-rini?V'rTxrciriJ wrr 'TS-b Burdette, in Greenville. 1 Patricia Bouknight \LL1DEjA1 lArsl KAjNLL 11CK- W. H. Caughman spent several days ' with a foot injury. ets cost only 25c a day, pay with relatives in Saluda recently, jp to $5,000. S. W. Sumerel. Mrs - T - c Davis and son of Chester, Phones 80 and 32. 30-4c perityi were rK . tint guests o( Mrs . $2,343,300.94 is suffering T. C. JOHNSON, JR. Plumbing, Heating. Electrical Contracting Phone No. 9 or 381 FOR SALE or RENT—Milk cow giv ing 3 gallons daily if well-fed. Will rent for S2.00 a month or will sell for S100. Write or phone Will J. Adair, c o State Training School, tf Foster-Watts Announcement has been made of the marriage of Miss Martha Foster,, „ L . $ 20,201.40 Subordinated deposits „.... 379 793 go Undivided profits ^ ZZ.Z.Z 23,518.25 TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS .. .Z $ 423,518.25 TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS $2,766,819.19 LIQUID ANT POISON. Flea Powder, Leila Smith and Mrs. Victor Mattox. u ; c “Z™ 5 "larma rosier . . MEMORANDA T irp PnwHer R-,t Pnknn "Gulf S Mrs Clyde Young and daughter of thls Clty ’ and Rlchard of Pledged assets (and securities loaned) (book value): Z e Fm Red Arrow Black F^Zp^Zthe week-end tilh Mrs ctud MoumviUe. which took place July 4. (a) U. S. Government obligations, direct and guaranteed, Toxti;. Carbolineum, Livestock Spray Singley in Whitmire. *'J* “ c . Laurens wlth Rev ' and Victory Sprayers. Bl«kely-Bur- D. L. McGee spent the week-end! VZ ZZZ ,!.™ 20,000.00 ' — — ct 11 Ui V IL t vJI y OjJI ctj'vTI o. O iW fv V_ “ i_) LI* • * ^ ^ A , rpi Krirlo _ _ 1_ * z j SPENCER Corsets and breast sup- ton's Hardware & Seeds. Telephone with his daughter Mrs. B. H. Spiers, j cost ^ and Tcorsa^ of g^adiiJli^ ports individually designed. Doc tors prescriptions carefully filled. Mrs. Gladys Wheeler, Box 311, Lau rens. S. C. Phone 3581. 20-6p CABBAGE and COLLARD PLANTS, Rutabaga Seed, Turnip Seed. Bean Seed and Other Seasonable Seeds. Fall Seed Irish Potatoes expected soon. Blakely-Burton's Hardware & Seeds. Telephone 188. LOST —"A" gas model-A man. Cross Hill, Rt. 1. Ip LOST—Ration books 3 and 4 of Mr 188. lc and Mr. Spiers, in Laurens Mr and Mrs’ Joe Purdv of Greer i Fo,lowin g the ceremony the couple FOR SALE —Custom-built 1942 ra- spent Monday with m/and Mrs! ^ for a short wedding trip, through dio, Zenith, for Ford car. Perfect condition. M. M. Freeman, 205-W. Ip Walter Spiers. Mrs. Milam Owens of Easley, and VICTOR WELL BUCKETS, Well Mrs. Frank Taylor and children of the mountains of North Carolina. The attractive bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Foster of this Chain, White Oak Water Coolers, Greenville, and* Cpl. Leonard Dover Z lty ' ^ he , ls a S raduate of Zi inton Subordinated obligations pledged to secure deposits and other liabilities $ (b) Assets pledged to qualify for exercise of fiduciary or cor porate powers, and for purposes other than to secure liabilities * 123,595.00 TOTAL - , - $ 143,595.00 ) Secured and preferred liabilities: (a) Deposits secured by pledged assets pursuant to require ments of law : $ 132,893,27 ration book, 1939 Canvas Water Bags, Oak Kegs and of Camp Croft, were week-end visi- bl f!? scho ° in the class of 1943 - Wood Water Buckets 75c and $1.00. tors of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Braswell. 1 Tbe young c ® u P le 15 now at home Blakely-Burton’s Hardware & Seeds. Mr. and Mrs. A. G.. Galloway and j on ’ us 8 r o\e s ree Telephone 188. lc,children, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lanr caster visited relatives in Greer and i Ford coupe. D. E. Brag-j 1 AM N0W ^}° r ^ sum ? my stove Greenville Sunday, s Hill. Rt 1. Ip repair work. I have parts for any,. j_ R _ Williams0 J (a) On date of report the required legal reserve against deposits of this bank was $ 160,545.39 (b) Assets reported above which were eligible SsTegal re-~ serve amounted to.. $1,820,116.90 I, R. C. ADAIR, Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Arnold announce [J} at A the above statement is true, and that it fully and correctly represents Arnold-Kinard make of stove or range Will make Z J ' Wll J iamson has received word; the marriage of their daughter, Mil- the true stat e of the several matters herein contained and set forth, to the repairs at'your home ai reasonable j!' 1 ? a !!!.* 11 William-! dri* to Cpl. Oscar Kinard, which i j>nowledp and belief. R. C. ADAIR. and .Mrs. Koehler F. Mills. Keebler cost. Tom Brigman. Newberry. Rt. p s “ n ’ i " En f! atld ; was reported wound-1 t 0 8k place July 5 at the home of ! Private bank—no directors. F. Mills. Jr , and Marjorie Ann Mills. Near Lonnie Gilliam Filling Station ed ;. has fo °! ^ Rev - W - N - Long ’ officiating minister,! State of South Carolina, County of Laurens, ss: 1 P p hone 2111. 3-4p 'ZZf. - J ' *?' ?i° an - bad - aS : n the P resen ce their week-end guests Mr. and Mrs. RE-ROOFING—Will furnish; shingles INSECTICIDES, Etc. Rotenone Dust, B. M. Brigman of Rockingham, N. C. and do the work. Estimalfe free. Calcium'Arsenate, Lead Arsenate,! Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Thrift of South FHA terms if desired. J. R. Craw- Paris Green, Red Arrow, Evergreen, ] Clinton, spent the week-end with Mr. ford. Pnone 10. tf Black Leaf 40, Volck, Triogen, Wet-, and Mrs. J. E. McLendon. WANTED—All kinds good used fur- tat)le and Dustin g Sulphur. Blakely-, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Johnson and niture. heaters, wood and oil stoves Burt on's Hardware and Seeds. ! Tele- Children of Enoree, visited Mr. and and antiques, or’what have you. The P hone 188 ~ « lc Mrs. Ivy Lee recently. Mrs. Bessie Trading Post. Laurens. of relatives friends The bride was dressed in white with a shoulder corsage of pink car- andi Sworn to and subscribed before me this 7th day of July. 1944, and I hereby certify that I am not an officer or director of this bank. RAYMOND J. PITTS, Notary Public. •My commission expires at the pleasure of the Governor. Ufi-iCL SUPPLIES — All the littit things, needed to expedite wone in Mountvlle. the < 'Tice. Chronicle Phone 74. Publishing Co. tf LOST-Ration books, two NoZs and Nix . i : etU ; rn ? d h ° me With them f ° r 3 two No. 4. Willie Earl Atkins,! ^ Z. f ZZ _ j’ i Mrs. Clarence Ray and children | P i have returned home after spending 4- STATIONLRV — You will fine. complete line in Ouf Stationery dt paitne nt. ail sizes and popular pne et Cm<»!.;• .e rub. Co.. Phone 74 pv' v->r Flat and Gloss' Inside Piling Floor BAGS FOR GRAIN. We have a sup- three weeks with her mother, Mrs. piy of New Oat Bags and Used! Nora Whitlock, in Anderson. White and Croaker Bags. Also Inoc- j ♦ i ulation for Peas. Blakely-Burton’s! Revival Services i Hardware and Seeds. Telephone 188. j A revival is in progress at the Church of God conducted by Rev. I PERMANENT WAVE, 59c! Do your A,Zn fh Zm Z w u Dy t3atvt ()wn Perma nent with Charm-Kmrl rZ” p f n Z f tsjdk HOUSE PAINT, KiL Complete equipment, including . Re Y' « a discharged sol- p - . M . G ! oss Ir Z lde ^ inV \ F l 0f ; r *0 curlers and shampoo. Easy to do dle H r i Ust back fron ] Z 6 , battle . front Paint, Mahogany Walnut and Oak absolulel harmless . p r ai sed by thou-• f nd bas some wonderful experiences Van^^Aurrobc Enameis and mdutimg Fay McKenzie; glam-' t0 if late. , u orous movie star. Money refunded if ne pastor, Rev. W M. Spurlock, not satisfied. Kellers Drug Store. | extend s a n invitation to the public. * Jul20-10p i G. A.’s Meet On Monday afternoon the Girls’ Gallons. Also Jar Tops, Jar Rings, Auxiliary of Calvary Baptist church Faint and Varnish Remover. Blakely Burt( r ^ttidware & Seeds. Te 1 ’- phone 188. lc WANTED — Several well- FRUIT JARS—Pints Quarts and Half • J I La Gallons. Also Jar Tops, Jar Rings, nujimaiy ui v^cuvaiy oapus experienced •SlQUQnter Jar Lids and Paraffine Wax. Blakely- met at the home of Mrs. L. M. Ev- hnu^P hnfrhprc Pprmrmpnf Burton’s Hardware & Seeds. Tele- ans with Misses Betty Anne Camp- nuuac uu it lie i i. rermq nen 1 phone 18 8. icbell, Jean Oakley and Martha Gallo- positions. Apply Mr. Red- F0R SALE—15-jewel ladies’ wrist wa y> as hostesses. jnond, Greenwood Packing Plant, Greenwood, S. C. watch, men’s watches of all types, Masonic rings and other rings, silver spoons, knives and forks, ladies iden- An interesting program on “The Paradise of the Pacific,” was render ed by the following taking parts: If ASPIRIN Otters ^ f Salicon Tablets HOTHt/VG SAP Fit 1 *•0 Bicarbonate or soda nicpid- tification bracelats, scissors, pocket- pisses Mary Oxner. Polly Davenport, books, ladies' wrist watch bands, 2 uth Ern',, ! 5 '” birthstone necklace, butcher kn.fe ^ B ' le A rn0 . ,d ' Bras - hunting knife, fishing knife, desk pen - T ^ h Hardman Margaret set and other items. C. D. Childs' ^ a " s ' ^ Pawn Shop, Laurens St„ Laurens. 13p 2" y and Be . tty , A aa Campbell. Ll , The p rogram c i 0sed aR singing TESTAMENTS—Especially made toi young men in service. Chronic >• Publishing Co. Jesus Calls Us,” and prayer by Miss Gerry Trammell. • The following officers were elect- Have a Coca-Cola = Let’s relax a bit ...or a little niinute long enough for a big rest When you grow, thirsty at your gardening, you’ll welcome an ice-cold “Coke”. Everybody does. So plan to have a supply, i£e- cold, in ^our refrigerator. Coca-Cola stands for tbe pause that refreshes, —has become a symbol of friendly refreshment to folks at work and at war. r , , • • SOTTIED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY Greenwood Coca-Cola Bottling Co. d u 0 l It's natural for popular name* 10 acquire friendly abbrevia tion*- That * why you hear Coca-Cola called “Coke”. _