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•• i I I A',. Page Six THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C. Thursday, August 17,1944 Wanf AH«' 1 Tem P |eton clon W cilll To Hold Reunjon of Greenville, visited the Miss Eloise Brown, Correspondent CHINA closets, book cases, desks, ■■ sewing machines, beds and springs.; Descendants of James. David. Rob lc ert and John Templeton will hold »nd Representative their annual reunion Sunday. August SOUTH CLINTON NEWS I parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Jackson, FOR THE WEEK' the past week end The Trading Post, Laurens. latter’s | ments to the twenty little guests as sembled. Each guest remembered Jimmy with a gift. Announcement The G. A.’s will meet Thursday afternoon at 4:30 at the church. FOR SALE—My house and lot. Will 20. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R B Miss Eloise Brpwn is spending the. rent rooms to couple without chil- Mitchell, six one one-half miles from with relatives and friends in ( -tiren or to working girls. Mrs. J. D. Clinton, just off the Spartanburg Macon and Atlanta, Ga. Coates. . l c highway. The Mitchell home is lo- Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Blackwell,, an^ With The Sick Mrs. Earl Glenn is ill at her home. ...e,.... r Cleve and Gladys Satterfield are . cated near the site of, the original Mrs. W. P. McLendon and daughter confined to their home on account of 1 dlst parsonage in Greenwood with. department of agriculture on the ba Todd - Ostrocho wsk y Of much interest to their friends 11 MILLION BALE CROP FORECAST; 745,000 FOR S. C. Washington.—A cotton crop of 11,- was the marriage of Miss Ann Todd 022,000 bales—or about 12 per cent to Sgt. R. Ostrochowsky Thursday below the average production of the afternoon at 3 o’clock at the Metho- past ten years—was forecast by the LOST — Bunch of keys containing;, church keys and driver's license.;. lumbia with Mr Locky Mrs. Doshie Smith of Laurens, is, spending several days here with rela tives. . * Mrs. Sudie Grant and daughter. bales. 1TRMITE , CONTROL — Oyer two Templet ” n i an ^ grant and sert iement visited Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Kellet in illness. Rev. Gault, the pastor, officiating. I sis of conditions prevailing August 1. hundred fifty thousand structures in ]--5 I Ninety-Six Sunday. j Mrs. M. B. Satterfield remains ill | The bride wore a traveling suit J >r P duction last year was ^>*27,000 dMTaee 60 Wh^ not 0 have* vour’s pro- Descendants of the above named Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Black. Sr., and, 31 ! 16 ^ h r f ,IT '®- . ' ..... 1 of Irish linen with beige accessor- ££d g Call J. R. drawford, Phone ancestors and their families are in- granddaughter Helen, and Mrs. Clar-; S-«*• Todd ,s ill at his home. ies> her corsa g e was of lilies of the m 'TVrmitP Tn nf S r M D Wilev vited to attend. Picnic dinner will be ence Blackwell spent Sunday in Co- f Mrs- E\ie Shockley is ill. tf‘served, lumbia with Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Little Paul Sweat is ill at his home valley. Mgr., ttatesourg, o. c.. w T —\... ion Johnson street. 1 The couple left finmedately after| from conditions as of August 1. A Mrs. Homer Fuller is ill. the ceremony for it brief honeymoon | crop of this size would be 49,000 after which they will live in Au-; bales or 7 per cent larger than final gusta, Ga., where the groom is sta-j out turn in 1943, and 27,000 bales or Columba.—A South Carolina cot ton crop of 745,000 bales is forecast Birthdays , • B. H. McCoig celebrated a bir{h- j tioned. ~ . 4 per cent above average production day August 13th. ( The bride is the daughter of Mr.! for the five years 1938-42. t Mrsi Doshie Smith birthdgy August 10th. observed a and Mrs - S- J. Todd of this com- Want AH*; John Robinson. 118 W. Carolina Ave.; ▼ » A--A A A w s, ^ FOR SALE — Philco car radio and SPEC1AL BICYCLE TIRES. Chain dashboard panel. Call Harrison at Daisy, are,, visiting her son, Dewey Tread Bicycle Tire and Tube, both 146-J. Ip Grant, in Anderson. for only $3.50. while they last. We, TESTAMENTS—Especially made 1^ 1 . Pfc> Earl Glenn of Boston, Mass., also have a good stock of other Bi- young men in service. Chronio* spending a ten day furlough w uh iycle Repairs. Blakely-Burton’s Hard- publishing C r ’ Mrs. Glenn. ware & Seeds. Telephone 188. . lc , _ yy- FOUND-Pair of glassas. Owner may Annis t on> Ala are spending some ““Anne"Lawson celebrated a’ birth-! Psalms. Khaki back, index page for haye^same byjpaying for ad. Mrs. tjme ^ Tfh relat \ ves here . i day August lgt name and address. A* ideal gift to munity. Marvin Abercfombie celebrated his I ^®t. Ostrochowsky is from New birthday August 14th. / j York and Camp Gordon, Ga. Nellie Owens had,.,a birthday Au- Mrs. Pearl Shelnut and children of 1 gust 10th. SOLDIERS’ TESTAMENTS with WANTED — To rent 5 or 6 room house. Clyde Few. Maxwell Bros. & M. W Kinard. 24-3p Thomas. Copeland St. Ip Mrs. James Richey has returned Evelyn Knight observed a birth- send the relative or friend in service. FOR SALE—Rabbit hutch and rab- from a several days visit with Pvt. d ay Au g ust i s t. Chronicle Pub. Co. Phone 74. Tim production forecast is based on the estimate of 1,102,000 acres to be harvested. Indicated yield is 324 pounds lint per acre. This compares with 291 pounds last year and the 10-year (1933-42) average of 276 pounds. . SAT, “1 SAW IT IN THE CHRON ICLE.” THANK TOC. Pfc. Row Owens of Long Island,* N. Y., will celebrate a birthday Au gust 24th. Archie Willis was called to Bates-; A e. Lawson will observe his® WALNUT chests of drawer^, walnut' bits. Will sell all or one at the time. Richey at Fort McClellan, Ala. side boards, marble top tables, one'Price right. White Bullock 17-2p John C. Jacks is stationed at Fres- pair of beautiful bisque figurines. TIN CANS _ No 2 an d 3, Jar Rings n0, Cahf ’ Wlth the army ' Also walnut and gold leaf picture j or small and Regular Mason Jars, 1 , t t ■ A * ■ frames. The Trading Post. Laurens. Kerr and Zinc T and a Good As _ burg recently on account ot the ill- ( birthday August 25. lc f)f T; , r< . „ nd rann-na c un . ness of hls slster . , [ Lamar Patterson will celebrate his 1 — —— -ortment of Jar. and Ca nmg b p ^ Irs Q eor g, e Lewis and Mrs. John birthday August 20th DEVOE HOUSE PAINT. Porch Floor plies. Blakely-Burton ^Hardware and Burnett vjsited friends and relatives! R om e' Bailey will observe a birth-! in Greenwood the past week-end. t day August 26th. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sanders and Samuel Terry will have a birthday; lc Paint. Inside House Paint. Flat and Supplies. Telephone 188 Gloss Enamels. Turpentine, Linseed LOST—A silver anklet with initials Oil, Paint Brushes. Putty and Glass. ••CJB.” between Broadway theatre daughter, and Robert and Dorothy August 27th. Blakely-Burton.» Hardware & Seeds. and mv home. Clara Jean Berry, Cobb spent the past week-end in Jean Emery celebrated her 12th DIFFERENCE YOU Telephone 188. ^ lc Washington street. Ic-c Pickens with Mr. and Mrs. C. R. birthday August 11th. WANTED—Full time waitress with pqr SALE-Pre-war built studio An ^ erso "' _ . , . t ' and Mrs. Roy Snyder will couch. Can be made into double or Mn !l De ^ y Floyd °l Sl ] ve I street - celebrate their wedding anniversary experience Also - waitresses week-end work. Clinton Cafe. for lc FOR SALE—6 big-bone Poland China 24 single bed" Price reasonable Phone and Cpl ' Ernest Floyd of Grenier August 25th. " 8 ' ' Field, Manchester, N. H.,'were guests l M r . and Mrs. S. J. Todd will cele- 1P. of Mrs. Ellie Reeder Wednesday. brate their 37th Wedding anniversary shoat>. weighing la" pounds each. ^j A >j XEEDED at once. Your own Mrs. David Satferfield and son are August 18th. Mississippi \oungs. lc permanent business handling Wat- spending several weeks with her par- : -*■ TERMITE CONTROL—Termites are kins Products. Greatest sales in his- ents, Mr. arid Mrs. Fate Crocker, in Jackson. Wounded flying ants. Why let them eat up tpry now. Write the J. R. Watkins Winston-Salem, N. C. Mr and Mrs. G. H. Jackson have your property. Termites work winter Co., 15 Coffee St., Greenville, S. C. , Mrs. Ed Fuljer. Mrs. Cornelia Bish- received word form the war depart- and summer and are destroying over 17-3c op and Miss Ruby Hays ^pent Mon- men t ^at their son, James E. Jack fifty million dollars worth of prop- F0R SAL E—50 pure New Hampshire d ‘Y, m S olum , b ' a '. . , „ son. was wounded in action on Sai erty yearly. To be sure, have a free red pullets. 5 months. Just about Mrs. Cornelia Bishop of.Greenville, pan . J. R. Crawford. ready ^ lay. Arnold Dixon fJ^nt the week-end with her sister, i inspection. Phone 10. Termite Co. of S. C. M D Wilev. Mgr., Batesburg, S. C. tf IP FOR SALE- Mrs. Ed Fuller. -Trio N. Z. red rabbits,' Mrs. Alma Harvey and Miss Maud Mrs. Honored With Shower Clyde Trammell and Mrs. WE REPAIR, repaint, retire tricycles, new hli f ches . Arnold Dixon street cycles, wagons, scooters, baby -— carriages and little cars. Phone L. L. Cooper. 210-M. 1 tf trio Flemish white giant rabbits, Harvey spent Sunday in Greenwood wx T , w» ,,, , its. two with Mr. and Mrs. J? W. Turner. £«> M«. WU- Wylie Harper ' and ! iam M'Lnndon with a shower at tht K former s home last week. Mrs. Mc- and Mrs. S. J. Todd Sunday. Sgt. Bill Nelson of Camp Butner, trio N. Z. white giant rabbit Ip Mr. and Mrs; FOR SALE—Electric guitar with^T- children of Greenwood - visited Mr - plirt^r,—in .good condition. L. A. McCurry, Rt. 1, Box 87A, Gross * T , . , . .. . . U :»i . ’ w , N. C., has returned to camp after a „ „ Hill. lf-3p , . , . .. , ^ Hellams, served — fourteen-day visit here. rlher property is prohibited. The pub- FOR SALE — Tomatoes for canning Robert Lee Fuller of Greenville, lie will please take notice. purposes, $2.50 bushel: Okra, $2.50 is visiting his aunt, Mrs. Mary Fuller. T.f’VTTvr- dus fi e ^- Phone 124. E. F. Anderson, tf Mr. and Mrs. Frank Simpson and Mrc T R ■£, j a ' V a y ' NO HLNT1NG, no fishing, no wood , A ., , ^ , .r _ Mrs. J. B. Reeder gave a party hon- cutting or otherwise trespassing on FOR SALE—-Good dry cordwood. De- : orin 8 her son, Jimmy, on his 7th NOTICE — All trespassing on the Thornwell Orphanage pastures or Lendon was presented many beauti ful and useful gifts. The hostesses, assisted by Mrs. i refreshments late in the evening. , the lands of the undersigned. E. E. livered. Blakely, Mrs. L. D. Blakely. 4c 3103, F Mac* Ynn^a p'k~ ton White of Goldville, were guests Z J A E. Mace Young. Phone b ‘ r A hda y ^st Wednesday afternoon. Ip of Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Simpson Sun- ; Mrs Reeder. Mrs OCH PIANOS—Have just received anoth- WANTED — To rent 3-room apart- lot of excellent used pianos. I ment. Mrs. Carrie Nelson, 67 W. er day. Pvt. William Sweat of Norfolk, Va„ is spending a furlough with Mrs. Mrs. Dewey Floyd server ris and bfresh- Easy terms. The Trading Post, Lau- Main Street. Ip Sweat and son. rens. , lc -tE-ROOFING—Will furnish shingles Mary Jane and Carol Heath of CABBAGE and COLLARD PLANTS, ^ ZTr^T^r^l \ S™™!!?* , Rutabaga, Turnip. Mustard, Kale, ord< phone 10 Tendergreen, Rape. Radish and Car-1 R. Craw- their aunt, Mrs. Clyde Trammell, re- tf ; cently. ret Seeds. Blakely-Burton s Hardware WANTED—All kinds good used fur-1 ^Lss Frances Puller and Mijs. A- tplpnhnnp iRfi lc niture, heaters, wood and oil stoves , ames ^ baw and Jmny Ivey of Union, and antiques, or what have you. The spen * * be uee k-end with Mrs, and & Seeds. Telephone 188. WUART SIZE METAL SPRAYER Trading Post, Laurens. tflMrs. Floyd Emery. and Quart of Black Flag Insect * ___ j ' M rs . Tracy Dees and Mrs.McEl-J Spray for only 98c for both. A good WANTED — Job as collector, sales- Elhannon were week-end guests of selection of other Sprays also. Blake- man or truck driver. Contact Har- 1 their parents. Mr. and Mrs. G. E. ly-BurtonV Hardware & Seeds. Tele- old Burgess, Rt. 2, Laurens. Ip Farther, in Salem. phone 188. _. lc THE PERSON who found brown zip- 1 Eva Mae EHis s P ent the week-end SALE —Joanna Mill cloth in per billfold in the Broadway thea- iMrs. Houston Ellis in West weights and widths for tre Saturday night two weeks ago, | G !” ton ' many u-e- AUo last colors in san- which contained valuable picture and ^ rs " ” au ^ dson and daughter and FOR various forized drapery fabrics. Joanna Mer- paper may get reward if returned to *^ rs j Parbee and daughter of cantile Co. tf Chronicle office. IP Goldville, and Mrs. Emma McManus of Chester, were week-end guests of WANTED—To rent a house. Prefer 5 BAGS FOR GRAIN. We have a sup- Mrs. M. C. Smith. or 6 rooms. Sgt. Sterlin Young, ply of New’ Oat Bags and Used- Mr. and Mrs. W r alter Davis and’ Phone 161-J or 5Q-W., lc White and Croaker Bags. Also Inoc- son visited Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Hig- ulation for Peas. Blakely-Burton’s gjns in Spartanburg Sunday. Lt. Frank Drikoski and Lt. Duane BOILED PEANUTS We have plenty Hardware and Seeds Tele hone !88 of New Crop Boiled Peanuts now’. They're good. Blakely-Burton’s Hard- IFFICE SUPPLIES — All the little Browersox of Camp Gordon, Ga., ware & Seeds. Telephone 188. lc things needed to expedite w’ork in yj sited Misses Margie and Evelyn . • . ic- . j i he office. Chronicle Publishing Cp., LOST or strayed —Fox terrier dog o hone 74 6 r- with white body and black head, —1 — white "Y " in forehead, very short "ERMITE CONTROL—Building ma- tail, weighs 15 to 20 lbs. Answers to terial is so vital in winning the namt o! Jeep.'" Reward for any in- v ar. Why not have your property daughter visited her We Do All Kinds of... PRINTING it EXCEPT BAD” Moseley Saturday. Miss Evelyn Moseley spent ..last week in Rock Hill With Dorothy Aiton. Mrs. E. A. Tinsley and grand- sister, Mrs. format.on or finder. John D. Costen, -protected against termite damage and Rarhel Moseley, Monday. ----- ^ Phone 3346. Laurens Ip -ave that needless waste of timber. WANTED — To rent 3 room apart .. . n ^ ~ ^ Irs - c - Cannon of Miami, Fla., all J. R. Crawford, Phone 10. Ter- is v i s i tin g Mr . and jvf rr ,. John Can _ men:. un:u, niched, or 5 room house. JftLburff^'r 0 ” M ' D ' Wlley ’ Mgr ;; non and Mr - and Mrs. J. B. Stribling. (.« : ; . at:on.-i close-in. Phone _J” Dur «.» 11 Mr. and Mrs. Hamp Ruff of New- G 159-R Ip BABY CHICKS. Barred Rocks. White berry, spent Sunday with Miss Beat- Dfi-r’TT IT TAf’C'T r^. ' A R ° CkS ^ R L RedS ' Als0 FeedS > riCeSm ‘ th - ' E ‘ ‘ . A ' bST. Ca.crum Ar- F eederSi Fountains, Oyster Shells, Mrs. A. M. Shumate spent the sena.e. . :n.ite Levid Pa: is Greem. Leg Bands and Remedies. Blake- week-end with her mothex- Fed Ar i r MW ' Lyorg:een. Black Lea. 40, y .Burton's Hardware & Seeds. Tele- Dora Phillips, in Newberry. Volck. Tnogen. \\ enable and Dusting phone 18 ^ lc Mrs. Helen Caldw-ell of Sulphur and Bordo Mixture. Blakely- Burton's Hardw are , & Seeds. Tele phone 188. lc of Charles ton. is spending this week'with Miss hGUSE ° r apartment de- M mLU sXa™ and Stella Duck- Sired, furnished or unfur- ett are spending several weeks with nished. Desirable location. Reosonable rental. Rev. be 8 lad to know she has . returned TURNIP SEED. Purple Top Glob* and Strap Leaf, Breadstone. Yellow Aberdeen. Yellow Globe. White Egg. White Globe. Seven Top, Shogoin, Mixed. Rutabaga, Kale. Tendergreen J n k n (1 Finlpv RrtY 397 home froi and Mustard. Blakely-Burton’s Hard- VU * 1 where she was a patient and her con- ware & Seeds. Telephone 188. lc Clinton, S. C. tf dition »s reported as improved. ; ; Mrs. Neal Ballew has returned home from the Laurens hospital I A WANTED — USED MUSICAL IN STRUMENTS — Guitars, Horns, .B?n;os. Mandolins, Radios, Phono graphs, Violins, etc. Servicemen get If’.s of pleasure* makihg music on in struments not being used at home. Fair prices given in CASH or TRADE. Must be brought to our store for in- ssection. Alexander’s, 200 E. Main, Spartanburg. 17-4c home after spending a week with i reliftives in Gainesville, Ga. J. A. Mills of Spartanburg, spent Sunday with friends and relatives 1 here, i .. "i Joe NelJon visited bi^grandfather- in Gray Court Sunday 4 Pvt. Marion Lawson and Mrs. Law son of Kingsport, ^enn., and Jackson ville, Fla., spent Jhe week-end with the former’s mother, Mrs. Pauline | Lawson. I Pvt. Paul Taylor of Camp Stewart, Ga., visited Mrs. Taylor and sons recently. 1 : Mrs. Kenneth Hfiselden and Mrs. E. F. Anderson of near Clinton, spent Wednesday with Mrs. Henry Aber crombie. Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Shockley spent the week-end with the latter’s mother, Mrs. C. A. Culbertson, near Laurens. Miss Mamie Willard spent the week-end in Augusta, Ga., with Miss Marion Davis. Mr. and Mrs. Milton King and son Our constant aim is to produce GOOD PRINTING — the kind that will please our large and appreci ated clientele. IF YOU WANT SERVICE and RELIABLE PRINTING .••or. 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