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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Page Six Thursday, August 23, 1945 Want Ads TO RENT — TO FIND TO BUY — TO SELL Errrvbody Reads the Want Ads Terms: Cash Want Ads PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NEWS OF GOLDVILLE WE have plenty of good alfalfa hay. MRS. CECIL O'DELL. Correspondent and Representative H. J. Pitts Store. 30-2c | Mrs. Mary Brown Ellis, of Clinton, and Mrs. Alice Dunaway of Clinton; 'his mother, Mrs. Bessie Whitmire of Inear Clinton. Funeral services were held Friday FOR SALE—Baby carriage, in good Mi*, and Mrs. John Lynch of Gladys Willingham, pianist; Miss An- afternoon at 5:30 at Goldville Bap- READ the daily newspapers—New-1 Greenville, were guests of Mr. and nette Moorhead, violinist, and Mrs. tist church with his pastor, Rev. M. papers. Sandwiches, Soft Drinks, jvi rs , Johnson a few days last Alex CrawfoVd, vocalist. i A. Bryant in charge. Interment was Ice Cream, Peanuts. Clinton Bus^eefc. 4 The hostesses, Mesdames Wm. A. in Rosemont cemetery in Clinton. Terminal. Phone 59. tf* Miss Frances Craft of Sjiverstreet, 1A - Moorhead. G. N. Foy, Nathan: Owens Whitmire was a faithful CITATION ADJR >R LETTERS OF 5TRATION The State of South Carolina, County of Laurens. By J. H. Wasson, Probate Judge:, Whereas, D. O. Rhame, Jr., made suit to me to grant him Letter^ of % Administration of the estate and ef fects of D. O. Rhame, Sr. These are, therefore, to cite and , t . .. in^good condition. Fale Fuller, Lydia O'Dell. j Hair served a salad course with tea. His presence m our midst was a | admonish a u an d singular the kin- LOST-Red Irish setter, with white; u ! | Mrs Anna Ct)] of j acksonvil i e ; of g ue sts w ere Mrs. Wm., blessing. The community extends dred and creditors of s !; id D 0 spot between eyes. Answers to, . « H. n f To * *u.. u:_ *— auu ncuuui* ui uie saiu u. u. condition. Mrs. Beauregard St. Fraji^^ v,* - . - 3-- is spending ^ few days with her sis-'® raz ^> Carl Breitinger, Misses Mil-1 member of the Goldville BdptlSt Id perfect "condition good tires, body Cecil O'Dell, and Mr.jdred Bozard, Mary Brock and Ruth church and will be greatly miss*!. Cleo Lusk, 19 FOR SALE—1931 Ford, motor in Fla., is visiting Mr. and Mrs. * R. i M°orhead of Shreveport, La., their deepest sympathy to his fam- iMrs. Kate Vaughn of Columbia, Mrs. [ily. I Alex Crawford, Mrs. John E. Will- name of Bob. Reward for return. TERMITE CONTROL—Building ma- i L Francis for awhile. Mrs. E. C. Goff, Phone 54. ^ c i" terial is so vital in "winning the. . j n* n r j ; > — *— WANTED TO BUY~A few good no, have jour prop?r« ^ Mrs ' R »• milk cows^ Hamp Stone, ,.3..2p ^ ^ Mrs. J. M . Mltche ’* Scum«own. FOR SALE — Good Guernsey and ben Call j R Crawford, Phone 10. ■ Koss ' With The Sick Willingham Leaves Rhame, Sr., deceased, that tbfy be and appear before me, in the Court of Probate, to be held at Laurens Friends o, Betty Jean Waits will Court House, Laurens, S. C., on Aug- be interested to know she has re-j u ?' ^ a f' er Pnbhcation here. turned from Hays hospital in Clin- of ’ at 10 0 ’ clock in the forenoon, to Jersey milk cow, with third calf Termite Co. of S. C., M. D. Wiley, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Fox, Mrs. Rossj Richard Willingham left Sunday i. ton afte _ K av j ng undergone an an- show cause > if an y the y ha ve, why three weeks old. Mississippi Youngs. Mgr., Batesburg, S. C. 1c tf Baxter and children of Greenwood, to report to Atlanta, Ga„ for nnari-ip endectomy the said Administration should not Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Chambers and time service. Richard has many cat F All kinds of wood See WAGON c . . B °P Y ,fjimily of Anderson, were guests re- friends who will miss him very her*home the oasfweek 5 lU at| Given under my hand this 17th day TO? kmds 01 W00d - S f! note' Slde Braces ' Flat Head Blv - cently of Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Kelly, much. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. ^ P3St Week ' ' - - - : etS; Rl A 1 i min /’<fa 0 d e fi fool Sten r T .d * Harry H. Kelly, S. 2c, of Green;J- Willingham, entertained with a FINAL SETTLEMENT ! TRY our handy super service battery P a,rs ' AL ^ 0 4 ; ^ a " d , 6 u^/^e^nd !Cove s P rin g £ . Fla - ha s returned af- chicken stew in his honor at Joanna | i30-2cw. charger. Requires only 30 minutes, d^s- B ^ k ^ 1 r ;.* Bu !' t ®j’ s Hardware ar J d t er spending a furlough with his par-iclub on Friday nighl... Those enjoy-, Take notice that on the 20th day without removing battery from car, leiepnone ibb. ic .. ‘ i - : - ”* ,J ^ - of August. A. D., 1945. J. HEWLETTE WASSON, '■* “ Probate, Judge. ents, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Kelly. ling this occasion were Hilda Oxner, 0 f September, 1945, we will render a, CARTER’S and SHEAFFER’S INKS $1.00. Joes Esso Service. Phone fqr SALE—Maple day bed, upright Mrs. Joe Johnson and Miss Myrtle Mary Frances Rowland, Bud Carr, final account of our acts .and doings colors: white, black, blue-black, 1*8- ^ r* piano, 4-burner oil stove ' vit h!p u u er were visitors in Newberry Feed Bragg, George Frady, Barron as Administrators of the estate of'royal blue, green, and brown. Hig- LOST—Friday, cameo brooch, be- built-in oven, sewing machine, iron Saturday. O'Shields, Rufus Darnell, Gladys James M. Pitts, Jr., in the office of gins’waterproof India Ink, black and tween Thornwell and my home, or bed and springs, cabinet Philco ra -| Mrs. C. E. Chapman visited in Barbara and Harold Willingham, the Judge of Probate of Laurens in or near bus station. Reward to dio. I. Mac Adair. |5 Clinton Sunday. Out of town guests were^Sue Greg- County, at 10 o’clock a.m., and on finder. Mrs. 343-W. L. B. Dillard. Phone ptavos Several eood self-clavers Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Holsohback and or y Charlotte, N. C., Betty Stiles the same day will apply for a final if, just tuned and ready to go. The'children of Newberry, visited Mr. i^ nd -J uan it a Morrow of Mooresville, discharge from our trust as Admin- FOR SALE—Two fancy milk cows Trading Post, Laurens. S. C. tf'and Mrs. CecT! O'Dell Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Bolton and Marian I N. C. Bride-Elect Entertained istrators. Any person indebted to said estate required to make! with young calvev H. J. Puts. 1c ELECTRIC FANS-Cirrulaling lype. , h . n n.lf. MnnHsv , is notified and SABADILLA DUST KILLS HAR-, brand new, ciamplete. for home, Cpl. Avery Bridges Of Florida, is I Glad ys WiNingham and Miss Mary p ayTne nt on or before that date; and LEQUIN BUGS on your collards, store or office. GE motor, 16-inch S p end j n g a f ew da ys with his parents, i Frances Rowland entertained for a u persons having claims against cabbtige and greens. Also Squash blades. No priority required. Price|vyj r an[ j ^j rs Tom Bridges. Cpl. Miss Faye Francis, young bride-|c a id estate w’ill present them on or Bugs. etc. 1: is non-poisonous to hu-'$59.50 delivered. C>rder now 'fbile 3 r j d g es j s e nroute to Kerns, Utah, jelect, at the home of Miss Willing-,before said date, duly proven, or be mans but is by far the most effective available. Dougs Trading Post, Richard Willingham visited in ham. The party was in the form of forever barred. insecticide yet found for these hard- Greenwod. S. C. 26-5p charlotte, N. C., a few days last, 3 bnen shower. Each guest had to-kill insects. Blakely-Burton’s VVE REPAIR, re-tire and re-plaint week. Miss Sue Gregory accompan- pink rosebuds for favors. Miss Fran- Hardware A- Seeds. Telephone 188. I tricycles, bicycles, wagons, scooters ied him home for the week-end. c es received many lovely pieces of NEW fall Dons Dodsons hanging on and small cars. L. L. Cooper, 49 N.j Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Kelly and!linen. The hostesses served sand- the line for your approval. Moore's Adair St. tf|children spent Sunday red. Chronicle Publishing Co. CLIP BOARDS—Weil made mason ite. A handy office need. Paper Clips, the handy little office item. Chronicle Publishing Co. afternoon wiches, cookies and tea. lc BOILED PEANUTS. At last we have Dress Shoppe. TERMITE CONTROL—Termites are' them, new crop. Also Roasted and flying ants. Why l«t them eat up R aw Peanuts in Union with Mr. and Mrs. Guy Brewington. Ever-Ready Class Meets , -j • Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Wofford, Mr. 1 Glpi Tuesday evening at 7:30 the £., e _^5 ?o 0 S and Mrs. G. A. Attaway, Mr. and Ev^r-iReady class met with Gray HUBERT J. PITTS, Surviving Administrator, HELENA B. PITTS, Executrix Estate of Ray mond J. Pitts, Deceased ! Administrator. August 20, 1945.—13-4c. your property. Termites work winter Hardware and Seeds. Telephone J88. Mr " Wj]1 Bodie a Vf 0 ? Newberry. wJkepFuimer and Mrs. B. C. F^ow! TC a J -b 0 ” and summer and are destroying over TURNIP SEED. Purple Top Globe Mrs. J. H. Craft and Frances of joint hostesses. The group went to sheets AdHine Machine piAer^ii Sheets, Adding Machine Paper. Call fifty million dollars worth of prop- and strap Leaf. White Egg, White Silverstreet, were among the out of the .church for thanksgiving prayer. 74 Chronicle Pub "co* erty yearly. To be *-ure. have a free Globe. Yellow Globe. Yellow Aber- town guests attending the Owens Mrs. Luther Wright, president of ‘ inspection. Call J. R. Crawford, deen Shogoin, Seven Top. Mixed, Whitmire funeral. the class, appointed the nominating Phone 10. Termite Co. of S. C. Rutabaga, Tendergreen, Mustard. Mr. and Mrs. G. N. Foy and Anne committee for election of officers for M. D W ley. Mgr.. Batesburg, S. C. Spinach, Rape and Kale. Blakely- Curren Bridges visited in Laurens the coming year. CHRISTMAS CARDS—They are go- Burton's Hardware & Seeds. Tele- Sunday. Ann Curren's mother, Mrs. 1 The next meeting will be of pic- ing :< be scarce this year. Place phone 188. 1c Bridges, has returned from the hos- nic style at the church. Each mem- your order now for early delivery, for SALE —Nice 5-room country pi \ a j_ ber may bring a S uest - Bee Gilbert Blakely. Phone 188. home. 40 acres of land and'4-room 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. The hostesses served refreshments. premise lights Salary Mr. and Mrs. Jeff O’Dell visited W^YTFD Good cook Cm live on bouse on same plot. Five miles out.!*^ r ' a [l d Ebbard in Who- * WAN i tu—Ciooa cook, can u\e on r . , , . mire Sunday. , ' Owen Whitmire Passes House has water and *_—; — Pvt. Carl Stroud of Camp Gordon. On Thursday noon Owens Whit- $10 weekly to start. TERMITE CONTROL — Over two Ga., spent the week-end with his mire, 37, died at State Park Colum- Eastside Greenhouse. tf hundred fifty thousand structures parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rajph Stroud, bia. Mr. Whitmire had been in de- FOR SALE —Radio batteries. Also have been protected against termite Bluford Nabors w-ho hmfcieen sta-! clining health for several months. 1936 Chevrolet coach with good damage. Why not have yours pro- tioned in Miami, Fla., has received He is survived by his wife, Evelyn tires. Cheap. C. D Pitts. 1c tected. Call J. R. Crawford. Phone, a n honorable discharge and is visit-IGirk Whitmire; one son,’ Derrill iiy"nr~g r r? v r r r ~ 10. Termite Co. of S. C., M. D. Wiley j ing friends and relatives here. Whitmire; two brothers,’ Judson ^h.fe face bun F« S2 00 J HaiS C f. “I Mr - “"d Mrs. W. K. Waits. Mrs. Whitmire of Goldville. and Rita ~ 30-2p TWO large mirrors with gold l ea r B f rr ^f T rd , I ^ abor * , _ and ^ r ' and ?^ rs ' ^bitmire of California; two sisters. 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 frames suitable for mantel in high ^ and visited inj NOW LIFE is so hard to get on C eilinged rooms. The Trading Post, Greenville Sunday. Hijjl newsstands. Get a two-year sub- Laurens. S. C. tf j and ^ rs - John Ross, Mrs. Sigs- g •cription for only $8 50. For sub- 7 ; 77“rib ee ^ a ' r » Mike Cooley and Charles *criptions to all magazines see Gil- FOR SALE—Brick residence on^ Ca^l- Ross visited in Greenville Sunday. ■ bert Blakely. W. H. 6Sep5c vert avenue knowm as Shands home. In perfect condition. Cpl. Dick Bragg, who has served _ OUTDOOR LIGHTING FIXTURES. Terms „ dt . sired a { reasonable rate. ropean 1 *hTa 0 ter h of 0 wrr ea hai n returned 3 G. E. Mazda Bulbs. 15 to 40 Wat, „ see rae a, once. C. D im^^lfa J is Sit^g hTpar - Fluorcsccni Tubes, W sll Switches, Hill tfc ^ 0 at** __ j __ ti* t~> 1 ^ Surface Switches, Outlet Boxes and * ; — I V t a * rS ' 1 ra ^' ■ Swatch Boxes. Blakelv-Burton's FOR SALE-Two-wheel utility tra.l- Mooje of Laurens, is visiting Cpl. Hardware & Seeds. Telephone 188. er in Z 00 * condition, with springs “ragg. and new recaps. Mrs. Ned Hays. 1 Toy Murphy and FOR SALE—Nice family cow, cheap, phone 293-W.* R. A Steer. Ip Toy Murphy and Miss Fannie 1 C| Copeland attended the funeral of H « . , ... j Mrs. Young at Young’s Crossroad -7 ——— STRA\ED— ; Two brown and white- Fridav. • ■ VICTORIAN sofas and chairs, ma- spotted pointer bird dogs, male and vf r ' and wT rt . Walt Fnimpr nrir j M hogany and walnut chests, marble f ema i e f r0 m mv home” on Aucust 12 / * 1' / l l s ' , WaB . Fulmer and f top mole, walnut and gold lea, '" G "“ w00d 1 Envelopes! I . j with relatives. Roy Harris, ^j rs Louis Murphy -spent the ® 7 P week-end in Ninety-Six with Mr. g FOR KENT—One bedroom for one QNGRAVED Calling Cards for army and Mrs. Carl Turner. Mr. and Mrs. « frames. The Trading Post. Laurens. t h e * r whereabouts. G. tl R 0U te 1. or two nice girls. In quiet home. and navy officers. An ideal, useful I Hayne Willingham and Mrs. Hendrix n Apply ’.30 Musgrove Street. Ip £j_ft for father, husband, brother or ■ v 'isited Mrs. Turner on Sunday and I! FC)R SALE—Royal Enterprise steel friend. Ask to see samples. Chroniclt Mrs- Murphy returned with them. | top green and ivory coal and wood Publishing Co. Phone 74. i ^ r - and Mrs. Mason Rowland and ^ range for heft water coil. Excellent S TOVE REPAIRS—I have parts for ^ a ^f’ f' ^ dbn ^ am and L condition. I ke new S50 cash. Marvin any stove . W in do the work in your G w dys l pe p Sa }^ day ‘ n Colum bia. f Vib'tm:re. 21. ttashmgton St. Ip home If my work isn't satisfactory,i Mrs ff Newberey as herTuS 1 LEGAL PAPERS —Note and Mort- I will make it good without any cost.: for the week _ end i gage. Crop Mortgage, Bill of Sale, For identification notice sign on j s _ s Ra d F ranklin of Ler-'l Title Real Estate, Mortgage Real Es-,truck. No one is working for me. I do; Calif dnt a few d ith ;[ tat». Chronicle Pub. Co. all the soliciting and work myself. | his parentSt Mr> and Mr J G lenn f TRESPASS NOTICE —No hunting, ^Phnne^oT-J 1 ^ 6 " ^o-Gd Franlt1in ’ last week ' Sgt ’ Franklin | fishing or trespassing of any kind 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. W. J. HENRY. FOR SALE— 1—new 26-in. girls’ bicycle 3—26-in. boys’ bicycles 1—mew scooter 1—electric iron L. L. COOPER 49 N. Adair St. Phone 210-M i was enroute to Tennesse on official B business. ^ Mrs. W, O. Mayfield of Columbia, 1 i spent a few days recently with her 1 ;sister, Mrs. Maude Franklin. Mrs.:! J. E. Braswell and children spent jj| I Sunday with Mrs. Franklin also, j = Mrs. Roy-Rushton and Ruby spent 8 There is No Scarcity in Our Plant ■ 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. Full stock sizes No. 6 3-4 and 10, wove and bond finish. Also Coin Envelopes for payrolls. tfc MAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTIONS — lb * W ® ek ' e £ d ! n Forest A City, J^ C 4| Place your order with me for both I ^ tb Jf?' B .° yle - Mrs ' Anna Thomas | new and renewals of magazines of: . % V a te c s Pendmg ^ all kinds. Prompt attention to all i Se Y|? al ^ ™ J ore „ S . Cl ! y : D , I orders. Frances Winn, 33 South A ? ar g aret / ranklin ’Miss Bob- | Owens street, llOctp v ^ " an ^ y J and I *1 Viola Frazier spent the week-end in « r K - FREE SERVICE—Drive in and have WANTED: PAINTERS on Joanna Mill Village Painting Job. Goldville, S. C. C. L. GRIMES, Foreman. Workers Must Comply With W. M. C. your windshield cleaned, floor boards brushed, batteries checked, air in tires. Joe’s Esso Service. Phone Greenwood. 128. tf FOR SALE—Girl's bicycle. Reason able price. Good tires. Virginia Gray. Phone 41. ■ Sgt. Charles Galloway of Camp j| Wheeler, Ga., is visiting Mrs. Gal- ^ loway for a fq,w days. Pvt. Elmer P Pike of Camp Wheeler came with I him. is ua Mrs. L. H. Matthews and Mr. and ? j_ Mrs. S. D. Weathers spent the week- P j end in Charleston with relatives. M FOR SALE—25 acre farm, 5-room i Mrs. Mae Clara Brannon and Fran- dwelling, 7-acre hog pasture, near C es Osborne spent Sunday in Sil- Sandy Springs church. Price $2,500. verstreet with Mrs. Brannon. See R. G. Vest, Lanford Station, Cpl. Jack Morgan has returned to ! B Route 1. 6-3p Fort Bragg, N. C., from where he g PEARS FOR SALE—Keifer canning wil1 be transferred to Camp Camp- variety, delivered at your home. Kyfor reassignment, following CALL 74 IF IN NEED OF ENVELOPES $1.75 per bu. Mrs. R. B. Thomas, 85 West Main Street. „ 30-2p I • • :: i; WANTED! SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS Experienced or Inexperienced Apply— HALLMARK MFG. CO. Davidson St, Clinton, S. C. a furlough spent with Mrs. Morgan and little daughter. Bride-Elect Entertained The home of Mrs. Wm. A. Moor head was a setting of loveliness on Saturday afternoon when Miss Fay Francis, popular bride-elect, was I honored at a tea. Mrs. G. N. Foy and Mrs. Nathan Brazil welcomed the guests and in vited them into the living room which was beautifully arranged with summer flowers. Prizes were won by Mrs. Williafn A. Moorhead and Miss Mildred Bo zard during the afternoon. A musi cal program was given by Miss WE DO ALL KINDS OF PRINTING—EXCEPT BAD” Phone 74 — Clinton, S.C. nr