The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, August 24, 1944, Image 6
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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON. S. C.
Thursday, August 24, 1944
Want Ads AT CAMP BLANDING, WOUNDED IN ACTION
his father-in-law, Robert Allen, and quarts of tomatoes were canned in 1 defeat for the local team. A return
SPECIAL — 5 Coats $5.00 each. 12
Dresses S3 00 each,* 2 Suits $4.00
each. 5 Playsuits $2.00 each. One lot;
of Cotton Robes >2 price. Moore’s
Dress Shoppe.
HOUSE or apartment desired, fur
nished or unfurnished. Desirable
location. Reasonable rental. Rev.
John G. Finley. Box 392, Clinton, tf
FOR SALE — Young cow. fresh iff
milk. W. A. Jackson, on the Frank
Copeland place.. „ ' i _ \
TERMITE CONTROL — Over two
hundred fifty thousand structures
have been protected against termite
damage. Why not have your's pro
tected Call J. R. Crawford, Phone
10. Terpiite Co. of S. C., M. D. Wiley.
Mgr., Batesburg, S. C. ( tf
FOR SALE—4 men's bicyaiW, 1 gird s
bicycle, and 1 20-inch boy's bi-,
cycle. L. L. Cooper. 49 Adair Street..
Phone 210-M.
RATION FREE COAL STOVES with
Flat Top now in stofk. Also Stove,
Pipe Ovens. One and Two Burner
•Oil Stove Ovens and all sizes Stove
Pipe, Elbows and Dampers. Blakely-
Burton's Hardware & Seeds. Tele
phone 188. - 1
WANTED — To rent 5 or 6 room
house. Clyde Few, Maxwell Bros. & ,.
Kinard. 24-3p
SPECIAL BICYCLE TIRES. Chain co ... D . n •
Tread Bicycle Tire and Tube, both ^>5 MllCS beyond rONS
for only $3.50, while they last. We ^
also have a good stock of other Bi- i .
,-vclo Repato BlaMv-Burton-. Hard- 1 (Ont.nued from PM* one)
ware & Sdeds. Telephone 188. 1c said that American and French forc-
the short demonstration. ^
Mrs. Allen. *
Word has been received that T.!
D. Douglas is in a hospital some- Nine Boy Scouts wuth their counv Lydia is the community worker, Miss
where in the Pacific. selor, IJeon Abercrombie, attended Kathryn Eichelberger.
James Smith is recovering from Camp Old Indian, the Boy Scout
game will be played Thursday .on tht
1 Lydia field. Manager of the team at
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several- weeks of illness.
A Teen-Age night is held every
Birthdays and Wedding
Anniversaries
Miss Lorene Grant will observe a
birthday September 5th. •
Macon Prather observed a birth
day August 20th.
Little Betty McLendon celebrated
her birthday August 11th
PVT. JOHN HENRY PACE Ls
stationed at Camp Blanding, Fla.,
and was recently at home on a
week-end leave. He Is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Pace of this
community. His wife, the. former
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Jackson have
been notified that their son. PFC.
EARL JACKSON, has been
i cimiii uji 11>j • Ki in w ii Vf niv r, lurnirr
Miss Edith Robinson, and children L wounded in action. Private Jack
camp, for. a week's vacation.
Scouts with the counselor who at- Friday at the community house be-
tended the camp were Jimmie Dor-!ginning at 8 o’clock. The canteen
roh Hairstqn, Bo Hellams, Bill Hel-| feature is under the direction of
lams, Jesse Harvey, Spurgeon Cobb, Miss Eichelberger, assisted by Miss
Ba^il Caldwell, Paul MpLendon and Izell Pressley and Miss Helen Har-
Bobby Randall. ; vey. Boys and girls above 14 years
^ ' fof age are welcomed at these get-
Sixteen Girl Scouts from the togethers.
Brownie and Intermediate troops ———
Floyd Emery observes his birthday at Lydia Mill spent a three-day va- ; Mrs. Robert Whitmije, treasurer
September 18th. , cation in camp at Curry’s lake. of the Homemaker’s club, has or-
Jerry Davis will celebrate his third The Girl Scouts vacationing in- dered $30 worth of new books for
birthday August 26th. eluded Frances Cobb, Pat Cauble.ithe library. The funds for these
Miss' Clara Elders will observe a Myrtle Caldwell, Gaynelle’ Davis,' b^oks were donated by interested
birthday.* August 29th. Betty Darby, May Edens, Mary friends of the community.
«. Everette Jlughes will celebrate his Motte, Carol Patterson,.- Ernestine ;
birthday August 25th. I Parrish, 'Claudette Parrish, Iris Shu- T* 16 B °y Scouts held their regular
Rev. and Mrs. Floyd Brown will ma te, Ruth Smith, Virginia Hellams, ! meetin g at the community house
I observe their 35th wedding anniver- 1 Ann Hellams,,. and Naomi Smith! i Tuesda y ni g h t- The leader is Robert
]sary September 5th. Miss Kathryn Eichelberger, scout Crai 6-
I Sgt. ^Harold Hughes of El Centro,! leader, accompanied the girls on the 1 ^
Calif., observed his birthday Aug. 15. | trip. Every Sunday afternoon the Meth-
Russjell Trammell will celebrate, - ♦r odists held their regular services at
his birthday August 31st. | Misses Beulah Mae Henson and the community house, to which the
Ruby Moss have returned from a pu b llc 15 invited. ^
| schocd In S Greenwood. he ° PPOrtUn,ty L Misses Sybil Grubbs and Jpyce
Dalton
reside with her mother, Mrs. J. A.
Robinson, in Fort Mill.
U. S. Armor Plunges
son has participated in three inva
sions. the last being Saipan. His
wife, the former Miss Sybil Jones,
is making her home in Columbia.
• Birth Announcements
Dalton
Mr. and Mrs. R. L.
nounce the birth of a
Clarence, August 18.
an-
Misses Sybil Grubbs and
1 Roberts of Laurens, were visitors at
the Teen-Age canteen at the com-
Deitz
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Deitz announce
„„„ 1 _ , _. .line ieen-.f\ge cameen ai
’ c regular meetin 6 the Girl munity house Friday night
Scouts was held at the community
house Tuesday afternoon. : PENCILS—Ticonderoga and Micado
—the best 5c pencils available. Also
The Lydia Mill baseball team play- | colored pencils. Buy them by the
_ the birth of a son, Leon Sims, Au- ed an interesting game with Clinton dozen or gross. Chronicle Publishing
SOUTH CLINTON NEWS gust 17 at the Anderson county hos-jMill Monday afternoon, resulting in Co. Phone 74.
: pital.
es met on the outskirts of Bordeau
FOR THE WEEK
Miss Eloise Brown, Correspondent
end Representative
McLendon
Mr. and Mrs. Justine McLeiidon
WANT ED—N t? a t colored woman or
girl for neneral house work, morn- about noon and immediately began
n C hour, ,.nlv No cooking expert- a anrt' na in Anderson Wednesday,
enco necc'sarv. Mrs. *J. B. Arnold. Allied troops by skill and pa-,
Woodrow street Phone 331-J. 1c tience” have completed occupation of.
LOST A gas ration book for 1932
Buick sedan. Finder please
is the former Miss Christine McDan-
. i iel.
Mr. and Mrs. T. O. Williams and announce the birth of a son Justine. f
Mrs. Bill Patterson visited relatives ^ r *’ on A u S us t 1L Mrs. McLendon (
“by skill and
Mrs. Richard Goipgs has returned
the world-fam.ous art center of Flor- from Camp Blanding. Fla., after Birthday Party Given
ence without incurring extensive spending some time with Pvt. Goings. | Mrs. Myrtle Patterson gave her
, v . ! J, UI , n damage to its cultural treasures and’ Tracy Dees. S. 2c, has been trans- son, Lamar, a birthday party Satur-
"o G T ■Lime'. 4_ .^.-i.ngion P have sent patrols digging into Nazi| f erre d from Norfolk,. Va., to Brook- day afternoon at five o’clock.' Mrs.
DEYOE HOUSE PAINT. Porch Floor positions beyond the city. Gen. Sir iyn. N. Y. * Howard Barnes assisted the hostess
Paint. Inside House Paint. Flat and Harold Alexander's headquarters an-i pfc 0 c Barr j s 0 f Camp Van in directing games and serving re-
Gloss Enamels. Turpentine, Linseed nounced. Dorn Miss., is spending a leave with | freshments. Each little guest re-
»Oil. Pamt Brushes. Putty and Glass. “Unless the enemy decides to en- Mrs ' Harri; ! and son : membered Lamar with a^ift.
Blakelv-Burton's Hardware. & Seeds, gage the city with long-range artil- * Charles Harvev'of Pensacola, Fla.,1 *
Telephone 188. 1c lery fire the city will rapidly return 1 ^ been promoted t0 petty officer,! N « ws From t* 1 ® Community House
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NEW YORK LIFE MAN
23 Years Experience
Professional Insurance Information
Furnished Free
Member—The National Association of LifeV’nderwriters
_ to normal and full assistance will be * r ' A demonstration in the use of a
TERMITE CONTROL—Terrrntes are brou gh t to the inhabitants by the Walker Crain and children pressure cooker in canning was given
flying ants. Why let them eat up Allied milltary government,” an of- have returned to toei? home in Utica by Miss Louise Fleming at the Com-
your property. Tormt.es work wtn.er ^ slatemenl said . -pending some t.me wUh ".unity House Thursday. The dem-
• : ! their mother and grandmother, Mrs. onstration was sponsored by the
w w jr ■ A ' —1 •••‘Rosa Cole, and Mrs. Melissa Coole. Homemakers club of which Mrs.
Want A ClS Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Prather spent Clyde Trammell is president.
” the W eek-end with the latter’s par- Women of the community invited
SEE our new S.lk Raincoats, red; ents. Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Hill, in En-'to this initial demonstration in
blue and tan. M o ore’s Dress oree. * ^ su . re . C °° k "J n an ™ g
Shonoe 1c Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Owens of Simpson, Mrs. Elizabeth
CABBAGE and COLLARD PLANTS. _ upp _ _ , Fountain Inn. and Mrs. Floyd Davis McLendon, Mrs. John Young, Mrs.
Rutabaga. Turnip. Mustard, Kale, TESTAMENIS Especially made t<> | and children of Ora, visited Mrs. J. C
Tendergreen. Rape. Radish and Car- young men in service. Chronir*.
rot Seeds. Blakelv-Burton’s Hardware Publishing C" _ week-end
& Seeds. Telephone 188, 1c p OR SALE—E flat alto Conn saxo- Hubert Worthy. S. 1-c, has return-
FOR SALE—White sewing machine, .phone, practically new. Price $110. ed to Newport. R. L, after spending
in good mechanical condition. Phone 392-W. * 1c a leave with Mrs. Worthy and chil-
i*honeJ58L lc TIN CANS—No. 2 and 3. Jar Rings dren ’
__ inhabitants by _
flying ants. W hy let them eat up A ]j ied militarv government,” an of-
y. Termites work winter
and summer and are destroying over
fifty mdlion dollars worth of prop
erty yearly. To be sure, have a free
inspection. Call J. R. Crawford,
Phone 10, Termite Co. of S. C.
VI D Wilev, Mgr., Batesburg, S. C.
tf
Shoppe.
Mrs.
R. Kuykendall, Mrs. Bert Aber-
D. Owens and children during the crombie, Mrs. Bill McLendon, Mrs.
J. C. Dean, Mrs. Corrie Ballard and
Mrs. J. R. Bailey.
Seven quarts of beans and seven
Mrs. Houston Ellis, and daughter,
i“- r “c!L J As-i Mrs - Har0ld C0peland - MiSS - Mary
FOR SALE — Joanna Mill cloth in
various weights and widths for Kerr and Zinc Tops and a vjuuu Sue Copeland and Mr and Mrs
many uses. Also fast colors in san- sodjnent of Jars and Canning Sup- Mjles Lawson v i s ited Mr. and Mrs!
forized drapery fabrics. Joanna‘■Mer- pkies Blakely-Burtons Hardware and Willia m Ellis during the week-end.'
rn tf Supplies. Telephone 188. lc. Herbert ^Brown of Fort Pierce, 1
Herbert ‘Brown of Fort
BOILED PEANUTS. We have plenty FOR SALE—Several piece.s of used Fla., has been promoted to seaman,
of New Crop Boiled Peanuts now. furniture. Come and see them. J. I. first class.
They're good. Blakelv-Burton's Hard- Adair, 15 N. Owens St. 31-2p Gayal Ellis, S. 3-c, and Davis
and Mrs.
ware A- Seeds. Telephone 188, lc Fm SALE - Tomatoes for Canning
BEAN BEETLE DUST. Calcium Ar- purposes, $2.50 busHtl; Okra, $2.50
senate, Arsenate Lead, Paris Green, bushel. Phone 124. E. F. Anderson, tf
Red Arrow, Evergreen BJack Leaf 40, .^.ROOFING—Will furnish shingles daughter, and Mr. and Mrs. James
Volck, Tnogen. l ettable and Du.-ting dn[ j do the wor | c Estimate free. Smith visited relatives in Gray Court
Sulphur and Bordo Mixture. Blakely-1 ,- HA terms if d e sir ed. J. R. Craw- Sunday.
Burton s Hardware & Seeds. Tele- , jrdi Phone 10. tf Mrs. David Satterfield and son
phone 188.
Ellis, S. 1-c, sons, of Mr.
William Ellis, are now stationed at
Camp Bradford, Norfolk. Va.'
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Smith
and
WANTED—All kinds good used fur-
are visiting her parents, Mr. and
FOR SALE—Plantation consisting of "niYure. heater^wo^and olf stoves! Mrs / a ^ e Crocker, in Winstqn-Sal-
68 atre^ \\itb 3 hou^es 6 rooms, and an tiq ue s, or what have you. The ‘ ' c t -r u ^ u
7 rooms and 3 rooms, with good Trading p 0 st Laurens tf Mrs ' S- J * Todd has returned
bams. The Pitts place near Men's — ’ —- — after a week's visit with her mother,
Colony. Wide pastures, land for LIGHTWOOD KINDLING. We have Mrs. W. T. Saxon, in Greenwood. 1
trucking and patches. Good water, received another supply of good Little Ruth Trammell is spend-
plenty of wood. Mrs. Will J. Adair, rich kindling. Blakely-Burton's Hard- ing several days with her grand-
tf ware & Seeds. Telephone 188. lc parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Tram-
TURNIP SEED Purple ToTEtoH »FFICE SUPPLIES - All the litu* “m';. Id^s.^TLand, Jr„ and
and S'rap Leaf. Breads,one. Yellow ; mines needed to expedite work in chndren 0[ Rotk Hill, visited the
Aberdeen Yellow Globe. White Egg. he office. Chronicle Publishing Co.; (ormer . s Mr and „ L A
.White Globe Seven Top. Shogom, PW 74 Land. Sr. and Mr. and Mrs. Claud
and’viu-. ffl FRoke^v-RiirtorPe H^rri- WILL THE PERSON who took the Willard during the week-end. .
ware & Seed Teleohone lltft ' ladies’ bicycle parked-In front of Bill Bailey is spending the week
ware & Seeds. Telephone 188. _Jc Th( , Chr0nic , e ofT f ce Salurdayi A ug- with relatives in Tennessee.
WANTED AT ONCE—A 3 or 4-room ust 12 please return same. 31-2ci Mrs. Curtis Jackson and children
apartment in good location. Van S, visited Mr. and Mrs. Milton King
Jones Call 249-W. lc ERMITE CONTROL Building ma- m Greenville dunng the we ek-end
tena 18 so vital in winning the Mrs Pauline Lawson spent the
var. Why not have your property week _ end with Mrs . 0 ra Wood
jrotected against termite damage and Clinton
PRINTING
"EXCEPT BAD”
FOR SALE — 5-foot ceiling fan
first class shape. Phone 9 oi^ 381.
in
in
lc
BICYCLE ACCESSORIES—
/Wire Baskets.
' Rubber Pedals.
Rubber Hand Grips.
Fenders. ,
Seats.
' Handle Bars.
Chains.
Kick Stands.
Chain Guards.
Cranks.
Ball Bearings—all sizes.
Tires and Tubes—all sizes
All types brake parts.
' L. L. COOPER
49 Adair Street
.ave that needless waste of timber. David Satterfield is now with the
all J. R. Craw foid, P ho de 10 - Ter- Navy and is stationed at Camp Per-
nite Co. of S. C., M. D. W’lley, Mgr., ry y a
batesburg*, S. C. tf p vt Pau j T ay ] or 0 f camp Stew-
FOR SALE—Pre-war Supreme Com- art, Ga., is spending a leave with
fort wood range, with hot water Mrs. Taylor and children,
coils. Price $50. 166-B Milton Road, J. A. Black, Jr., is now with the
Goldville. Ip Navy and is stationed at Camp Per-
FOR SALE—House and lot on West ry ’ ^ a ’ —
Main Street. See W. B. Owens, tf
BABY CHICKS. Barred Rocks, White
I Rocks and R. I. Reds. Also Feeds,
Feeders, Fountains, Oyster Shells,
Grit, Leg Bands and Remedies. Blake-
y-Burton’s Hardware & Seeds. Tele-
Phone 210-M phone 188. lc
Among The Sick
Dewey Grant of Anderson, brother
of Mrs. T. O. Williams, is seriously
ill at his home.
Sam Navy is ill at the home of
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in7days
tel 666
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FEMALE PAIN
You who suffer such pain with tired,
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to relieve such symptoms. Made
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Follow label directions.
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NOTICE OF LOSS OF FIRE
INSURANCE POLICIES
Take notice that certain Fire In
surance Policies'executed in blank!
by the Automobile Insurance' Co. of
Hartford, Connecticut, Nos. 383979,
383991, 383995, 383997, 387003, inclu
sive, have been lost or misplaced.
These policies are not negotiable, and
the Company, is not obligated there-;
j under,' and any person who receives,
| purchases or holds any ohe of said
policies does so at his own risk, inas-|
i much as no one is authorized to issue,
negotiate, or deliver said contracts
I of insurance for and on behalf of the
Automobile Insurance Company.
S. W. Sumerel, Agent,
AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE CO.
of
. HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.
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UzatlTu him on* ha trill
probably anjoy t»kiag—pU«»-
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It la usually mild la actloa,
yet effective.
Gentian, Use Paly at Directed
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.
STANDARD OFFICE SUPPLIES
CALL
Clinton, S. C. — Phone 74