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Poge Six THE CLINTON CHRONldE Thursday, July 19, 1945 Want Ads TO RENT — TO FIND TO BUY — TO SELL Everybody Reads the Want Ads Terms: Cash Want Ads PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NEWS OF GOLDVILLE j cfiT' MRS. CECIL O’DELL, Correspondent and Representative I I WANTED TO BUY —Good used pi ano, reasonably priced. Mrs. Frank Phillips, Goldville, Box 114. lco| Misses Miriam and fietty Willing-j vice men, all of whom have see nFAn t v v>p Hniiv nPwinflnerwNew- ham of Brevard, N. C.. have return-1 overseas duty: S-Sgt. Bluford Na- owner, announces the opening of a of friends 1 <;-inrLwirhP« r)rinks : et ^ home a ^ ter s P en(lin 8 the P ast week ' lt)ors ' P°P e Oxner of the Merchant farm implement company in the city r_ 'Ice Cream Peanuts Clinton Bus with Mr - and Mrs - Shuford Lewis' Marines, Ralph Prater, discharged, n ^xt door to Giles Chevrolet com- I wounded three times while Overseas. 1 In September he stepped on a mihe which exploded, blowing off one of his feet. The young officer is a grad uate of Presbyterian college and u The Duncan Creek Implement j 1 ri company, with C. W. Anderson as i pleasantly known here by a number FOR SALE — Fryers. 96 Florida St. F. P. Cauley, Terminal. Phone '59. ' IP, tf and other relatives here. Those attending Mrs. Bobby Jean Pete Jenkins, discharged, Capt. Alec pany on West Main street. The shop Crawford, Crawford Starnes, dis- is under the supervision of Earl Hor- LOST—Black and white'male beagle..pj ott , s g ra( } Uat jng recital atj char 8ed. Charles Ross, discharged,: ton of this city. *\ an ? C i Winthrop college were Mrs. R. G. j S-Sgt. Julian Hunnicutt, and Lacey, FOR SALE—A few grain-fed steers. hound dog, answers ( ... _ See J. H. Stone. i9-2 pi “Rambler.” Reward if returned to Carr p at> Dot> Mary Kate and Budi Whitley, discharged i owner. Johnnie Butler, 64 Sloan Carr Mrs w A Moorheadi An .! V ^ Kiwonidns Hear Two Lt.-Colonels f . _ The Kiwanis.club on Thursday FOR SALE — 2j>iinch Columbia bi- **teViai* is'so VitaT in 'whining the , Rowland, Mrs. R. H. McGee of Clin- Ready cla§s of th* Methodist church evening heard interesting talks from SYMPATHY Ack nowledgment Street Cards. Chronicle Pub. Co. lp nette Moorhead, Misses Scrappy i TERMITE CONTROL—Building ma- Phillips, Ruth Hair,, Mary Frances | Ever-Ready Class Meets On Tuesday evening the Ever- cycle. pre-war, gcxid as new. Mrs. war why not have your property ton and Henry Trammell, 85 . Main St. tc nroter ( ed acainst termite damace Francis. Misses Faye and Mary protected against termite damage FOR SALE All kinds of wood. See . and save that needless waste of tim-' Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lovelace of held their regular business meeting Lt Col. Harry McSween, and Lt. Col at the home of Mrs. Luther Wright Thomas A .Howell, now statitoned at with Mrs. R. A. Hughes as joint Maxwell Field, Ala. \ H. J. Pitts. Ic ber. Call J. R. Crawford, Phone 10. Calhoun Falls, spent a few days last; hostess. _ Termite Co. of S. C., M. D. Wiley,!week with Mr SALE Five fancy milk cows Mgr., Batesburg, S. C. tf rams. 1c ! , , | Miss Nancy Chapman FOR with young calves. H. J. Pitts. and Mrs. Elvip Ab- Miss Warren led the devotion -on Lt. Col. HoiTy McSwCCd * 4 T31 ■x *• r* 1 TIT 1 m * V 1 ^ a * and Mrs. TRY our handv suoer service battery 1 u . Ab ° ut weci i ; ' a 8°. boys Chapman visited in Greer last TR\ our handy super service oauery 2 6-inch bicycle. Western Flyer, paint- „ nH K charter. Requires only 30 minutes, e(J white and red Owner may get : M d R a i D h Morgan and without removing battery from car.) hv navino fnr thi< an j ra n_i Mr - ana Mrs - Kai P n Morgan ana it nn Toe's F<so Service Phone f am ® b - v P a > in 8 for mis ad and call 'children of Charleston, were Sunday $1.00. Joes Esso Service. Bhone, mg by statlon . L c visitors of Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Kay., “^'FRYERS FOR SALE—Dressed or not j Mr. and Mrs.^Hayne Willingham ! dressed. L. O. Thornley, 18 Sloan : and Mrs. Louis Murphy spent Sun- 19-2c!day in Ninety-Six with Mr. and 128. ATTENTION: Sale on Dresses ^ Hats. A few Spring Coats and Suits Phone 9263 at one-half price. One lot of Blouses,! —— — Mrs. Carl Turner. Bags. All Bathing Suits and Play, FREE—We are still giving pre-war and Mrs Melvin Smjth of Suits one-half price. Moores Dress se *; vice — c 1 ea n * n 8 w ‘ ndsh ‘ eld ' 1 Brevard, N. C., spent Sunday wi Shoppe ic brushing floor boards, checking bat- Mr and Mrs Shuford Lewis / i£v¥HAL b^ casei.Tot, of pretty'“^f.. .Elmer_rrazi«r of the Navy. ¥vU lamp< drop leaf, tilt top and mar-, —r — ! ltin g his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed- ble top tables. Victorian chairs, and JUST RECEIVED — Shipment trac- gar Frazier. one lovelv chandelier The Trading I to rs, planters, plows tand mowers.| Miss Margie Crawford of Colum- tf|i> -Persona! Sou, Winning. i AcCepts p os i t ' ion Here WANTED: PAINTERS on Joanna Mill Village Painting Job. Goldville, S. C. C. L. GRIMES, Foreman. Workers Must Comply With W. M. C, ture was taken from the Gospel __ Luke. 10th chanter. Mrs. Archie; Ut. Col. Harry Y. McSween. who 1 i Boyce gave “Lost Sheep.” jwas recently given an honorable dis- Mrs. Wright presided over the |C ^ a r.® e ^ arm y> has accepted aj business hour. • position with Jacobs Press of this: During the social hour Mrs. Wright' Clt T y l ^ ^ i ' Lt. Col. McSween, who was with Lt. Gen. Mark Clark’s Fifth army in its drive up the coast of Italy, was * Hughes served a salad course Brith Announcements Salters Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Salters are _ | receiving congratulations on the birth of a daughter, Kathy. Mrs. Salters is at home from Hays hospital. Post. Laurens. S. C. FOR SALE — Lot on Adair Street, i ee us for Avery Tru-Draft equip-ibia, Capt. and Mrs. Alec Crawford ment. H. J. and. Dt-T. Pitts. house and lot on Musgrove Street, j 10 GALLON CIDER KEGS, No. 2 farm of 250 acres on Duncan Creek. ; and No. 3 TiftUans and Extra Lids, Sco Rhett P Adair. ip 5 Gallon Anny Gasoline Cans. 3 SaH we^‘here“'for a whilst KANOS _ Jus, received and had ^“cKry Mixinf BoSls^n L® 0 ""? Johnson 19-2c were week-end visitors of their | ^ r - a I? d Mrs. Carol Johnson of the mother, Mrs. Belle Crawford.* * j Fairview i community, announce thej S. Sgt. Lacey Whitley who has a: birth -of a ^on„ William Carol, at: : discharge from the army, is visiting Hays hospital.- tuned lot of real good pianos. Pric es reasonable. Terms: 20% down, balance 12 months. The Trading Post. Laurens, S. C. tf Sets. Blakely-Burlon's Hardware *; 1°^"' ** Seeds. Telephone 188. ^1^^ ^^“0, ^Navy, and FOR SALE— 1—table radio 1—G. E. fan 4—26-in. boys’ bicycles 1—victory bike. L. L. COOPER 49 N. Adair St. Birthday Party for Little Girl ~ Monday evening Mrs. Roy Temple ton of Fort Mill, entertained for her little daughter, Gail, at the home of Mrs. J. D. O’Dell. This was Gail's fifth birthday. The guests played games on the lawn and each one was given bags of ELECTRIC FANS—Circulating type, who has been serving in the Pa- brand new, complete, for home, jcific for 16 months, is home oh a i store or office. GE motor, 16-incH, leave with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. 'blades. No priority required. Price H. W. Russell. ■ S59.50 delivered. Order now while Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Gaskin were| cand y ^ or !avor s. available. Doug’s Trading Post, week-end visitors in Greenwood. | M rs - Templeton, assisted by Mrs., Greenwod. S. C. 26-5p Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Godfrey and ^ red . Boss, served ice creafn and I Phone 210-M SUBSCRIPTIONS—New and renew-i Mar,l ?. a Ann sp . e . nt Sllnday . in Simp .' ‘°“ kles - ROTENONE DUST is the best In-' dal miuury rates secticide for Bean Beetles and other 31^^ phone 188 Garden Pests. It is non-poisonous to als, all good magazines. Also spe- See Gilbert 2-5c! , sonville with Mr. and Mrs. J. M. ! Godfrey. Mrs. W. P. Long of Newberry, Mrs. Those helping Gail celebrate this occasion were: Mike Cooley, Ethel Mae Rowe, Larry Garner, Brenda A. C. Cartledge and children of O'Dell, Tony and Jerry -Fulmer, humans and ahimals. We also have RABBIT FEEDERS and Waterers. Norfolk, Va.,,were Sunday guests of Black Leaf 40. Red Arrow. Calcium Rabbit Grain'Feed and Pellets and ■ Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Fulmer. Arsenate. Parris Green and many; Rabbit Salt. Blakely-Burton’s Hard-! Mrs. Belle Tew has returned to Sonny-^Ross of Geenville, Fredna Ross of Tyler, Texas. Gail received many lovely gifts ■other insecticides. Blakely-Burton's Hardware & Seeds. Telephone 188. Wood-coal kitchen ware & Seeds. Telephone 188. Icher home after visiting friends and GARBAGE CANS—16 and 24 gallon relat ‘ves in Newberry for several j weeks. FOR SALE —Wood-coal kitchen size, number 2 and 3 Tin Cans and , . „ „ . , range. Used very little. In excellent Extra Lids. 1 amL 2 burner size condition Hays Hospital. tfiOvens for oil stovesS Blakely-Bur-i^'. ' p 1 the ue ^ k ~ end Wltfl Mr s. v.- 'ton’s Hardware & Seeds. Telephoneand his mother, Mrs. Annie GOING OFF this week hunting pret- jg 8 j c Girk. ty things. Will be back about July — i Miss Mary Rowe spent the week- 21st. The Trading Post-Laurens. tf LOST—Six ration books No. 4 of Ben end with relatives in Greenwood. .dsusrr zt, her af,er IcS oSli tor Sward S L. PHn"^ J . ames Walker Stroud - M S1 ° a " St ■Pj. ^ ^n^ooi.^nv. Lydia Mill. It FOR SALE—Gray leather baby car-; l? 5 ! Wlt b Mr. and Mrs. Walter 1 riage. Mrs. Roy Gasque, Fulmer. IF ASPIRIN OfjErS ^ « Salicon Tablets Horn//vc safer. , •NO BIC A AOON AT £ Of SODA NICDED- WANTED TO BUY—Used baby play ggg,^ pen. Mrs. Gene Knox. 1c Phone 1 Ip 1 George Walter Fulmer is visiting; Nigel Miller in Greenwood for a few; weeks. Miss Nancy Wilkerson of Hickory Grove, is the guest of Vida Hughes. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Abrams and FOR SALE-^Lew cords good cord- IF YOU HAV £ 12 hens and know Myrtle Fuller visited Mrs. Claud wood. Phone 3103. Ip the way tQ the 0i , Mill you can , Warren in Clinton on Sunday. paper, jhave all the eggs you need this win-I M rs - Earl Payne and son, Earl, Jr., W T ANTED — To do any kind of ce- j ment work. Ed Williams, rear Hall-; mark Mfg. Co. Ip WE REPAIR, re-tire and re-paint tricycles, bicycles, wagons, scooters and small cars. L. L. Cooper, 49 N. , Adair St. tf AIR MAIL — Cockle finish large and small envelopes. Chron-;ter at icle Pub Co. i RIGHT 20c 'dozen. NOW IS THE! 0 *. Lauren s, are spending the week TIME TO CHANGE TO w **b her mother-in-law, Mrs. Clara, TERMITE CONTROI Termites are ! "SPARTAN.” C-W-S Guano Co. : Payne. WE WILL PAY YOU CASH FOR YOUR USED CARS Call us or bring your car for a grease, wash and lubrication Job. Billy McMillan Sinclair Service Station West Main Street Phone No 1 flying ants. Why let them eat up your property. Termites, work winter 19- 2c ; Mr. and Mrs. Verner Ross 1 of -nd summer and are destroying OV er' MIMEOGRAPH PAPER — Letter and, and Mrs. J. M. Ross. <nd .ummer , nd are de. triying over j j gi 500 sheet p ack age. The; Mr and Mrs Judson Whitmire and fifty million dodars worth of prop- -v “ t>,, k r-* L * V11 - dI)U auason wnnmire ana " Pnh rr> family spent the week-end in Whit- Greenville, spent Monday with Mr. erty yearly, inspection. J*hone 10. M. D. Wiley mire with relatives. „ , , , Jhronicle Pub. Co. To be sure, have a free Call JJ R. Crawford, ATTENTION, FARMERS — Our 1 Termite Co. of S. C.' wheat and corn mills run regular. Mrs. John Lewis had as her guests We figure out one-eighth for toll, and tb is week, her daughter, Mrs. R. M. grind your grain and give you the Smith of Atlanta, Ga., and children, difference in porducts. E. V. Golding,: ^ errnan ’ Wayne and Veda Mae. Waterloo, S. C. 2-3c Mrs \ James Johnson spent last week in Greer with her sister, Mrs. Mgr., Batesburg, S. C. CAN YOU? Brakes that seem O.K. under normal conditiens may not have the reserve needed when trouble is just ahead . . . when a quick stop is the only way out! WHAT GOOD BRAKES DO You should be able to bring your Ford car to a complete stop within 30 feet or less when trav eling at 20 miles per hour. TEST BRAKES TODAY If you’re not sure of youj brakes, let us test them. It will'take only a minute. > ^ SERVICE PREFERENCE We give brake service top pref erence and install genuine Ford brake materials recommended by the Ford Motor Company. W. C. Baldwin Motor Co. [ We we/eome th/t opportunity to cooperate with the police oi the nation in the National "Check Your Brake*' Pro gram. a ] While there Mrs. i Hendersonville, I FRUIT JARS—Pint, Quart and ^4-!T. M. Mullinax. Gallon, Jar Tops, Jar Lids, Jar | Johnson visited in Rings, Jelly Glasses and Paraffine jN. C. , Wax. We have Small Size Rings for; George Blakely spent the week-i Two-piece Glass Tops. Also Tin end in Greenville with rlatives. Cans. Blakely-Burton’s Hardware &j Mr. and Mrs. William Dunlap and Seeds. Telephone 188. 'children spent Sunday in Laurens! TTTT—TTJT—7~ w *tb Mr. and Mrs. Ray Franks. Collard Plantsi, | Tony Stevens continues ill at her) DR. FEDER SMITH OPTOMETRIST SPECIALIST IN EYE EXAMINATIONS Office Hours: 9:00 to 6:00 Examinations: 4:30 to 6:00 P. M. Phone 29 for Appointment CLINTON, S. C. CABBAGE PLANTS Tomato Plants, Pepper Plants, Egg plant Plants and Sweet Potato Plants. Blakely-Burton’s Hardware & Seeds. Telephone 188. 1c home on Milton Road. MAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTIONS —[July 23rd; Place your order with me for both new and renewals of magazines of day j u i y 22nd all kinds. Prompt attention to all ' irders. Frances Winn, 33 South Owens street. Aug 2—p Birthdays j Mrs. Fred Williams has a birthday! James Thomas will have a birth- Ruben Ro\i» also has a birthday July 22nd.,'., ^ - j July 21st is Mrs. Frank Phillips’ TERMITE CONTROL — Over two birthday. hundred fifty thousand structures ! Mrs. J. L. Brawley has a birthday have been protected against termite July 24th. damage. Why not have your’s pro-! Ray Boozer will have a birthday teeted CfiUJ. R. Crawford, Phone July 21st. 10. TermjteUo. of S. C., M. D. Wiley, July 20th is Willie Mae Murrah’s Mgr.f BawsbUrg, S. C. tf birthday. L-i—L . Billy Tinsley has a birthday July SNGRAVED Calling Cards for army , 22nd. and navy officers. An ideal, useful Robbie Stewart and Tommy Boyce I*' <ift for father, husband, brother 01 "have birthdays today. ‘riend. Ask to see samples. Chronicl# July 23rd is Cpl. Sigsbee L. Hair’s Publishing Co. Phone 74. birthday, Cpl. Hair is serving in the European theatef of war> Mrs. I Hair has a birthday July 22nd. Homer Jacks has a birthday July 25th. Mrs. Boyd Gaskin will, celebrate her birthday July 23rd. Lillian Fuller has a birthday July CUSTOMER “Z” raised one set of'KRh. fryers on “Spartan” this spring,; Charles Turner will have a birth- and another set on a competitive feed da y July 22nd. HIGHER IN PRICE. The “Spartan”! Little Anna Margaifet Dunlap fed chicks were ready to sell two celebrated her fourth birthday July , FOR SALE-^House and lot on Cen tennial Street consisting of two ; 3-room apartments, each with pri- 1 vate bath. House in good condition, j Terms or cash. See A. E. Cleveland. 1 IP! ! weeks earlidr than others. NUFF SED. C-W-S Guano Co. 19—2c STOVE REPAIRS—I have parts for any stove. Will do the work in your home. If my work isn’t safisfactory, I will make it good without any cost. For identification notice sign on truck. No one is working for me. I do all the soliciting and work myself. See Tom Brigman, Newberry, R.F.D. No. 1. Phone 608-J. 30-flp 16th. l Banquet For Service Men The Goldville Baptist church gave a banquet Friday evening in honor of the returned service men and their wives. The young ladies Sunday school class was hostess and rend ered a fine musical program dur ing the course of the banquet. Twenty-two young people were pres ent which included the following ser- Highest CASH PRICE F.or Your USED CAR COOPER MOTOR CO. V/est Main Street MclNTOSH'S SHOE SHOP Send Your Shoes To Us for Best Materials and Workmanship. BENJAMIN & SONS ’ PLUMBING HEATING SERVICE ; Telephone 117 WE ARE HUNTING TROUBLE L ■tf Planning for -1 TELEPHONE PROGRESS in laral DIXIE To Iteep step witli farm progress and to extend service to more farm families, the telephone industry is working on important new devices and methods. * Plans are already under way for resuming our rural telephone expansion program which was suspended in 1942 when equip ment and materials became more urgently needed for the armed forces. Surveys are being made to determine the needs and to provide the facts from which we can carry out plans for expansion of farm telephone service in the South. The goal is to bring the tele> phone to the greatest possible number of farm families. "O Wedding Invitations Engraved and Printed r — Invitations — Announcements — Informals . —Visiting Cards — Stationery In beautiful raised letter printing or genuine engraved. Ask for samples. , t Chronicle Pub. Co. STATIONERY DEPARTMENT *■ —j 1 ,. - v* \ Y' 1 J. .V '* .\ - --i huMmuw w m ni— i h ... l»-mui)i|ipfii | iiini«Miiiiivy ■ intfwn n*l< 4 —i>mi>ii