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I A , \ Page Six r. THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Thursday, August 16, 1945 Want Ads TO RENT — TO FIND TO BUY — TO SELT. Everybody Reads the Want Ads Terms: Cash Lt. Robert Vance In Naval Officers Corps Lieut. Robert M. Vanqe, USNR, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Vance of this! PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NEWS OF GOLDVILLE , MRS. CECIL O'DELL. Correspondent and Representative I Nomie Crooks Puckett, two sons* L. T., and Y. L. Puckett; two daiifeh- j ters, Mrs. Rolfe Clark^.arid Mrs. J. ;W. McKain; two sisters, Mrs. Mattie Willard, Mrs. A. D. Belk; two broth- Mrs. Richard Cash and son, Dick- ginia, is spending a leave at home, city, who wears the battle stars for fey, of Cowpens, and Mrs. W. W.j His father, Oliver Templeton, of 13 cmbat operations in both the Evatt and Jackie of Columbia, were j Clinton,-has been quite ill. Mediterranean and the Pacific, is guests of Mrs. J. M. Bozard a few Pfc.7Charlie Girk is home foy a now 1 stationedthe University of days last week. ; f ew f rom Camp Butner, N. C. home * 147 Tillman Circle, Sun- ! South Carolina, on duty with thej jvi r . and Mrs. John Dickert and j ——• •’ i da y at _ 3 P- m > b y Re v. M. A. Bry- : Naval Reseryg Officers ers, John and Henry Puckett; three half-brothers, A. W., L. M., Minter Starnes. Funeral services were held frbm £)NE-HALF PRICE SALE—Starting ^ Thuryda y- ^ oore s Dre ~ ss SlmPPe.. Naval Reseryg Officers Training Herman Henderson of Clinton, and Pirnie Fniovrd . an ^. I n t em ient followed in Rose- BYMPATHY Acknowledgment corps there. i**‘ E. J. Willingham and Harold were , . . _ . i 111 ^ cem f ter y ih Union. Cards. Chronicle Pub. Co. The naval officerwears the Philip- guests in Ninety-Six Sunday. :. hirt y - lv ’ e r . m f. m ^? rs D of T. ram C .v Tl i e e ", tlr f C0 J nmunit y grieves with pine Liberation -'ribboq with two Malcolm Dickert of Greenwood, were iny unK,n ° Goidville Baptist church the family for Mr. Puckett. He was a friend to all and will be greatly missed here. FOR SALE—All kinds of wood. See stars ^e Asiatic-Pacific theater rib- Monday supper guests of the B. W, |f^ oyed an ° u V ng and picnic at H. J. Pitts. _ic bon ' w|th , en star$ . the European- Oxners. , Horseshoe falls on Saturday. TRY our handy super service battery African-Middle East theater rib- Miss Doris Bozard of Greenwood,! A11 reported a very fine time with charger. Requires only 30 minutes, bon with one star, the American spent the week-end with her mother, lemonade and watermelon after the without removing battery from car. theater ribbon, and the American Mrs. J. M. Bozard. picnic. Phone Defense ribbon. { Mrs. Mary Rowe and Patsy have, ~ “ tf, 1 Among the operations in which Lt. returned from a_two weeks visit-to] P#rty For Franols , 1 Vance participated are the invasion"‘’ :Il \ c V anhead ' Md - Wllh Mr - and Mrs - 1 ° n Monday evening at Joanna club August etfr. FOR SALE-A few grain-fed steers. o{ North Africa gt Casablanca the Laurence Jenkins. !a group of friends of Miss Faye I Bryce LitUe ^ charlotte N C, Bolick joint hostesses. Twenty- three members and four visitors were present. Mrs. J. M. Ross, president, pre sided over the business hour. Roll called minutes were read by Mrs. and Lib Hair. Reports of various com mittees were given. The program chairman gave an interesting program on “Co-opera tion with Latin America.” Those Abrams, Mrs. Algie Abrams and Mrs. assisting Mrs. O’Dell were Mrs. J. L. Walter Fulmer. Mrs. Joe Abrams closed with prayer. The hostesses served peaches, cream and punch. The next meeting will be at the parsonage with Mrs. Hughes and fl.OO. 128. Joes Esso Service. Birthdays and Anniversaries Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Farmer had a John Lewis ^wedding anniversary Auguust 5th. Herman Jenkins had a birthday See J. H. Stone. 2-2c CARTER’S and SHEAFFER’S INKS colors: white, black, blue-black, royal blue, green, and brown. Hig- fins’ waterproof India Ink, black and red. Chronicle Publishing Co. fiaal stages of the invasion of Guad-1 Mr - and Mrs. Hayne Willingham | Francis, yoitng ( bride-elect, enter- had a birthday August 13th LOST-Red Irish setter with white alcanal, the invasion and first bom- had ^ following Thursday night tamed for her >ith a miscellaneous] S between ev e Answers to bardment of Wake Jsland, the inva- dinner guests: Mr. and , Mrs. Carl, shower. ^ . ! StMav ‘ , „ , • ‘ _ s i ons 0 f the Gilberts the Marshalls I Drummond. Mrs. Alvin Drummond,' Upon entering the assembly hall ' a birthday. If™' 0 * B " h „ ^: War V° r retUr ,; and the L^tte and Luzon inva^ons Turner and Leonard, Mrs. Vic i MissFranc^wasnres?nrda cor- 1 M. L. Flow had a birthday Aug. 4. MrS 10 ' ° ne ' ! Prior to entering the navy in Sep-; and Lt - John Willie Drummond, ] sa g e 0 f white carnations and tube: hi H b f a at 9th W3S A ‘ B ’ p alloway s i the estate of Mrs. Anna Riddle Rit- CREDITORS’ NOTICE All persons having claims against FOR SALF.—House and lot on Wood- lernber 1941 Lt. Vance served four a11 Ninety-Six. Leonard Turner j roses row street two apartments, each I rnon ^ bs as a p r i va t e in the army. with fcath. Lot front? East Carolina..! Also nice country home 5 miles out,| cheap. A. E. Cleveland. Ip remained to spend a few days with his grandmother, Mrs. Willingham. , f r< ' C ! l0n ,‘t' MrS „ W ! bir D th ? a »; , , Mrs. Nathan Brazil Mrs Isaat , A - Moorhead, Mrs. Joe Johnson, Miss Bob Blakely, now living in Green birthday. 1 ! nam, deceased, are hereby notified August 14th was H. L. Elliott s fjj e same duly verified, wrlh Want Ads Mrs. Nathan Brazil, Mrs. Isaac c Craven, Mrs. Carl Breitinger and ’ ara Osborne and Miss Thelma By- ville had *a birthday August 13th. FOR SALE—Two fancy milk cows 1 with young calves. H. J. Pitts. lc ; READ the daily newspapers—New- Sandwiches, Soft Drinks, JUST RECEIVED — Shipment trac- papers. the undersigned, and those indebted to said estate will please make pay ment likewise. W. T. PUTNAM, Administrator, Clinton, S. C. 16-3t July 30, 1945, Miss Mildred Bozard spent Saturday ^ S ’ T a bridal sketch wa s given. Mrs. August 7th was Dewey Summers’ in Columbia. ‘M. L. Robertson gave an interesting birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Otis Turner and reading - . Thomas had a birthday Au- .or, pun.er, p.ows ^ ™.|CUn.on Bus J ^ ^ J white iced cakes aud min^ Heien Oarke also had a birthday See us for Avery Tru-Draft equip- Mrs. M. A. Bryant. ,/vugusx iwm. 1 ment H J. and D. T. Pitts. 16-4c TERMITE CONTROI^Building ma-1 Mrs. R. L. Francis and Faye spent ? IlSS Francis received many lovely] On August 14th Rev. Ray Ander- ,TVT i terial is so vital in winning the Monday in Cnlnmhia ' , ,son had a birthda y- The out of town guests enjoying, D. L. Moody will celebrate August cARAnn I A nrst kti 1 s WAR- 1 vx-**-* **,*-* *** >-*~iMonday in Columbia. SABAD LEA DISI NIL.Lb HAK , war why not have your property: Mrs. Elizabeth Hendrix of New LEQUIN BUGS on your collards, cabbage afid weeas. Also Squash protected against termite damage ] b erry, is spending several weeks Si!, i h . i f bir H? day Dnec p-c It is non noisonous to hu save that ne edless waste of tim-' w i t h her daughter, Mrs. H. M. Will Bugs e.c. It is non-poisonous to nu- b#r Call j R Craw/ordi p hone 10. ingham mans but is bv far the most effective — ingn«uii. Mrs P. B. Mitchell, Mrs. L. H. Fran-J Willie Mae Flow has a birthday cis, Mrs. Claude Franks and MrsT'J:! August 18th. insecticide yet found for these hard- t#-kill insects. Blakely-Burton's Termite Co. of S. C., M. D. Wiley,' ; Mgr., Batesburg, S. C. , Mrs. W. P. Byars of Charlotte, N. ^ 1C., spent the week-end with her !E. Willingham of Clinton. -- ^ ^ ! With The Sick Hardware A- Seeds. Telephone 188. FREE—We are still giving pre-war parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Card- M rs. Lester Hair is ill at her home TERMITE CONTROL Termites -e | br ^ ^ ^ ® h ^f !^Dr. M. J. McFadden and C^hlJS^ ISSLcMt flying ants. Why let them eat up . -r , ierT ) eal u P,tery, checking air pressure in tires. Dorsey McFadden spent a few days after be i ng j n bed "*several 1I w^ee°irs ine your property. Term.te, work joe' s E SS o Service. Phene 128. tf; recently. in the mountains of North Mrs . Clarence Guyton fs in and summer and are destroying over, Lee Add Tucker will have a birth day August 19th. August 20th will be George Morse’s birthday. Methodist Society Meets On Tuesday evening the Woman’s Society of Christian Service of e church with Mrs. Archie Boyce, | Mrs. Mendel Sharpe and Mrs. Milton, , c .. . . —^ Guyton fifty million dollars worth of prop- ELECTRIC FANS—Circulating type. Mrs W \ Moorhead Mrs T T Miss Moire Tucker is ill at Hays! G/>ldville Methodist church met at erty yearly. To be sure, have a free brand new, complete, for home yaughn of Columbia Mrs.' Belle oneSn^" haVing inspection. Cull J. R. Crawford, store or office. GE motor, 16-ineh Crawford and Mrs HovIp nf <;r, a r i 0 Pff aU0 “- Phone 10. Termite Co. of S. C. Mod*. No priority required. Price STu" ww 'i Mrs „ Claad J" M. D Wiley. Mgr.. Batesburg. S. C. S59.50 delivered. Order now while Atlanta Ca ‘ from Hays hospital m Clinton. available. Doug's Trading Post at ' / m tt ht Jerry Fulmer is confined to his CHRISTMAS CARDS-They are go- Greenwod s c 26-5p JeT and , ^ W '. R °P er and home with a cut foot. :ng to be scarce this year. Place p : — iChikiren of Walhalla visited Mr. and: Bud c ar r, student at Clemson, has your order now for early delivery. WE REPAIR, re-tire and re-paint Mrs. Tom Roper Sunday. been bome quite but is up and See Gilbert Blakely. Phone 188. 1 tricycles, bicycles, wagons, scooters Mr. and Mrs. Ed Warren and chil- ab]e to ^ out a g ain H T Z and sma11 cars - L - L - Cooper, 49 N. dren spent the week-end in Colum- Friends of Owen Whitmire will re WANTED^Gocd cook. Can live on Atfair S t. tf b,a with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Abel. !eret to learn he is ser“ nL 1, V, premises; House has water and r- Mrs Ceril n’Dell A-trc k vt ^ “ 1 , arn ne 15 seriously ill at lights Salary $10 ^-eeirW ctirt TURNIP SEED. Purnle Ton Globe ^ ™ Cecil O Dell and Mrs. K. M.^tate Park. Bastside GYeenhouse Gray Funeral Home Clinton, S. C. FUNERAL DIRECTORS ...and... EMBALMERS AMBULANCE SERVICE Phones 41 and 399-J L. RUSSELL GRAY and V. PARKS ADAIR. Gen. Mgrs. CASH BOOKS weekly to start. TURNIP SEED. Purple Top Globe B lt ' f Newberry' ?nent several tf and Strap Leaf. White Egg, White INe ' VDerry ’ spent several 7 Globe, Yellow Globe, Yellow Aber- d ^,f las ^. we ^ k in Jacksonville, Fla.,. for the new year d Shogoin, Seven Top. Mixed,!" ,th Sad,e Henderson - William Puckett Passes , x William G. Puckett, 71, died sud- Ledgers and Say Books. Chronicle R U V aba g' a ; o “T^deVgreenr i '’Mustard; T , r ^ r ' and . C Gardner and ^ n ly Friday afternoon in Goldville.l Co - ! Spinach. Rape and Kale. Blakely- F ^ dl .® p. slt . ed ^ rB , John Yarbor -. He was a native of Union county, but' TBiiRO ANT and ROACH KILLER. Burton's Hardware & Seeds. Tele-1 n cnmon uunday. I had made his home here for the pest •n»-e really do the work. Also phone 188. 1c .„k„ v.rh o T V? ?? rS ' 13 years - He was a of the Rolen.ne Dust. Ked Arrow, Black S , n y ' Bap “ S ‘ church ' t f an r T .1 i ' j ^ y-v a rOR Cio^d A4im^o^'FDpMiuse IVLr^s. Ysruorou^h is seriously ill. He is suT*vivpfl Hv Hie iLTrc Leaf 40 Tnoge. Uquid and Dust. R j Blue Sten . ils arul Brite S ten- Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Moorhead were! ^ by hlS Wlfe ’ MrS ‘ S?" d ° w ll U ', SU phl ! r and „:^ yl «l Ink. Chronicle Publishing Co. visitors in Greenville Monday. CASH LOANS ON AUTOMOBILES $50 to $1,000 or More SERVICE LOAN & FINANCE CO. Phone 7-J West Main St. COMPARE OUR RATES BEFORE YOU BORROW Other Insecticides and Fungicides.! Blakely-Burton's Hardware & Seeds. MIMEOGRAPH PAPER—Letter and Telephone 188. 1c legal size, 500 sheets package. The Chronicle Pub. Co. FOR SALE — Good milk cow; calf week old. W. V. Mays. Route 1. 1c LEGAL PAPERS —Note and Mort- Miss Annette Moorhead spent the week-end in the mountains of North Carolina. Harold Gardner, A-S, has been dismissed from the Naval hospital at NOTICE OF SALE I will sell at auction for cash Fri- ta**. Chronicle Pub. Co. day. A.igust 17. at 3:30 p.m. at R. J. Pitts Store: One Outboard Motor and Boat: One 12-gauge Remington Aut<p- mat- Shot Gun; One lot good Fishing Tackle, Rods, Reels, Lures, etc. HELENA B. PITTS. Executrix, Estate of R. J. Pitts. gage, Crop Mortgage, BiU of Sale, I p a im Beach, Fla., and is being trans Title Real Estate, Mortgage Real Bs- ! ferred to Bainbridge, Md. Mrs. E. L. Thomas visited her two daughter. TERMITE CONTROL — Over two uaugmer. Mrs. J. L. McCravy, in . hundred fifty thousand structures Chester recently. Mrs. McCravy is ^ have been protected against termite a P a ‘'ent at a hospital there. | damage. Why not have your's pro- Mrs. Beulah Stroud is spending a a tected. Call J. R. Crawford, Phone few da y s in Chappells with her | 10. Termite Co. of S. C., M. D. Wiley, Mgr., Batesburg, S. C. tf FOR SALE— 1—Philco cabinet radio 1—Westinghouse electric fan , 2—26-in. boys' bicyclse 1—26-in. girl's bicycle 1—new scooter L. L. COOPER 49 A Adair St. FOR SALE—Brick residence on Cal vert avenue known as W. H. Shands home. In perfect condition. Terms if desired at reasonable rate. If interested, see me at once. C. D. Nance, Cross Hill. Me'ciinton daughter, Mrs. Cleve Brannon, and H Mr. Brannon. ;B Mr. and Mrs. Ray Boozer and ^ Donald spent Sunday in Kinards " with Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Boozer. ■ Mrs. L. H. Francis entertained for ^ her husband, Lem Francis with a L birthday dinner at their home near, S Sunday. The following B I V Envelope There is No Scarcity in Our Plant HNGRAVED Calling Cards for army j 8 uests enjoyed the occasion: Dr. and and navy officers. An ideal, useful gift for father, husband, brother or Phone 210-M friend. Ask to see samples. Chronick Publishing Co. Phone 74, Mrs. M. J. McFadden, Capt. Dorsey IM McFadden, Miss Mary O’Shields, and I Jimmie Wells of Goldville. jl Miss Marge Crawford of Columbia, newsstands. Get a^wo-yearlub- MILK BOTTLES in quart, pint and Mr^BeHe^rawfo^ 1 ^ ^ m0ther ’ i scription for only $8.50. For sub-! half pint sizes. Also Milk Bottle, c Iinf j aw vtt-c „ v , a scriptions to all magazines see Gil- Caps, Milk Cans, Rapid-Flow Filter tbe f 0 n 0W j n£ , dinn „_ J 1 c a . ? bert Blakely. 6Se P 5c , Discs and Shaw Calf W e a n e r s . j ^ 1 5' 1 1 OUTDOOR LIGHTING FIXTURES, Blakely-Burton’s Hardware & Seeds. Mich and Misses M a " „ d | G. E Mazda Bulbs 15 m 40 Wa tt Telephone IM. 1c „ - . - y a a If Fluorescent Tubes, Wall Faye Francis of Goldvile. | Switches, STOVE REPAIRS—I have parts for Mrs. Eliose Hoyle of Spartanburg, Let us supply your Envelope needs with the imprinted name of your business. Only a few moments time is required to attach the stamps. They are a good advertisement for your firm. Surface Switches,' Outlet Boxes and any stove. Will do the work in your and Mrs. C. C. Vaughn of Columbia, = S w itch Boxes. Blakely-Burton’s home. If my work isn't satisfactory,] are visiting Mrs. Belle Crawford. Hardware & Seeds. Telephone 188. I will make it good without any cost.; Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Fulmer and For identificatiqp notice sign on sons visited Mr. and Mrs. Clayton truck. No one is working for me. I do I Lunsford in Clinton Sunday. Mrs. all the soliciting and work myself. Lunsford has just returned from a See Tom Brigman, Newberry, R.F.D. ] Columbia hospital MclNTOSH'S SHOE SHOP Send Your Shoes To Us for Best Materials and Workmanship. ■ ■ Full stock sizes No. 6 3-4 and 10, wove and bond finish. Also Coin Envelopes for payrolls. No. 1. Phone 608-J. 30-6p MAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTIONS — Place your order w^h me for both new and renewals of magazines of j all kinds. Prompt attention to all 1 orders. Frances Winn, 33 South Owens street. Sep6-p WANTED: PAINTERS on Joanna Mill Village Painting Job. Goldville, S. C. C. L. GRIMES, Foreman. Workers Must Comply With W. M. C. Mrs. T. A. Deery of Toccoa, Ga„ 1 visited Mrs. Clarence Fulmer and : Mrs. Cecil O’Dell last Wednesday. B Miss Margaret Wilson of Pros- 1 perity, is visiting her sister Mrs. L Ernest Osborne. " Pvt. Mac Bro\yn of Camp Butner, I N. C., has received an honorable dis- ■ charge. Pvt. Brown, Mrs. Brown and TRESPASS NOTICE —No hunting, fishing or trespassing of any kind, axie ’ and Mrs. Marian Hamm ac- allowed on the property of the un dersigned. Violators will be prose cuted. C. W. ANDERSON. P. S. BAILEY. E. F. ANDERSON. W. R. ANDERSON. J. H. STONE. D. A. GLENN. W. T. JACKS. I. S. HOLLAND. R. F. HENRY. ALEX HENRY, tfc • W. J. HENRY. WANTED! SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS Experienced or Inexperienced Apply— HALLMARK MFG. CO. Davidson St., Clinton, S. C. , companied S-Sgt. Morton Hamm to Columbia last Wednesday. From there he reported to’ Miami Beach, Fla. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Vaughn and Gail of Greenwood, spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Gaskin. Miss Barbara Wheeler of States ville!', N. ,C., is spending a few days with Mrs. W. W. Hair and Ruth. Miss Mary Brock and Mrs. Curtis Jackson were visitors in Greenville Saturday. ” Charles Ross, Ralph Prater and Henry Osborne spent a few days in Columbia this week. B Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mitchell and § children, Miss Virginia Lee, Jack and S Joe Dale of near Charlotte, N. C., " spent a few days recently with Mr. * and Mrs. Joe Purdy. Mrs. Mitchell is a sister of Mrs. Purdy. . Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mitchell and ; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Purdy visited Mrs. Hoke Sorrow and children in Coronaca Wednesday. Pvt. Carl Stroud of Camp Gordon, Ga., spent the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Stroud. Clisby Templeton, S. 1c, of Vir- CALL 74 IF IN NEED OF ENVELOPES ‘WE DO ALL KINDS OF PRINTING—EXCEPT BAD’’ .Phone 74 — Clinton,S.C. S’ . s I