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\ \ > ' ‘V / 1 TT .-, "i j- - , : r^- / Thursdoy, September 21 f 1944 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C. Page Seven Scoutmasters Plan Court of Honor Scoutmasters of the Clinton district have announced that a Boy Scouts board of review will be held on Monday evening, Sept. 25, at eight o’clock. A Scouts court of honor is also announced to be held at the orphanage on the night of October 2, at 8 p. m. PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NEWS OF GOLDVILLE MRS. E. G. KAY. Correspondent and Representative » Mr. and Mrs. Joe Johnson, Mrs. | Miss Mary B. Fuller has a birth- Marian amm and Mrs. Rolfe day today. ■ 4 Clark attended the funeral of William - . Mrs. Mary L. Rushton will have a birthday September 23rd. Doc Hawkins had a birthday Mon day, as did Mrs. Annie M. Lanford. 3: COLORED DEATHS SARAH BOOZER Sarah Boozer of this city died Sunday, Sept. 17, at her home. The funeral service will be held this af ternoon (Thursday) at 2 p. m„ from the Laurel Hill church near Water loo. She is survived by five daugh ters, two^ sons and eleven grand children. Beldsoe in Newberry last Friday af ternoon. » i Dr and Mrs. R. H. McGee and sons spent Sunday with relatives in Bel ton. ■ ’> i Miss Doris Bpzard of Greenwood, i spent the week-end with her mother, , „ 4 04 , t Xt 1 Mrs. Helen Bozard. bara Eugene. Sept. 8th ayftewberry 1 l ft, . hospital. Mrs. Bowers Was formerly Abrams and ^ Q j a ^j ae M or g ari) HOUSE \HOME By MABY B. DAGUB (has been painted many times it may ; the canteen will continue to be * j be necessary'to renkive the many^ success. coats of paint with a paint remover. The Clinton Teen-Age Canteen Broken glass should be replaced - - and loose panes should be reputtied, f'niinfv PlArfinn To reputty loose panes get a good | X . glaziers putty. Then chip/ out old Commission Named I loose putty and pull out the little —-— . three-cornered metals known as la-| Two sets of election commission-^ ziers ide » t0 brush ' ers for Laurens county have been ap- Its a good idea to put your house This ac ^ s as a fin er an( ^ prevents pointed For lhe feder:d commission Birth Announcement ! in ° rder , bef °!^ th f firSt Cold , S , nap linseed oil in putty from being a b- Adger Babb, Gray Court: J. C. Can- Pvt and Mrs. Eugene Bowers''an- ^ m * s a Tbe as K we Jf as sorbed by the wood. Spread putty; non. and J. W. Milam. Clinton, were nounce the birth of a daughter^ Bar- carefu?attlntf^" 1 Sht>U d ^ 8 ‘ « Venly and lightly m the groove and Earned. The state and county corn- careful attention. j fit in gi ass . . Fasten with glazier’s .. „ t , ,,. u - d. Examine the exterior of your house points Work putty into rope, form mis ‘ s,on consist> ot Dr. W F’ace, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Abrams and M^s' ^ola'* Mae ^Mo^an^ daughter tor cracks where cold air can come and press firmly into the opening, Gray Court; B Hubert Boyd,. .Cun- daughter, Linda, Mrs. J. J. Abrams Mr and Mrs. L* A. Morgan. .rushing in this winter apd precious smoothing it at a slight angle from ton, and Yancey E. Poole. Laurens. and Miss Doris Abrams spent Mon- ‘ ' /l heated air escape. Begin at the foun- the glass to the wood with a putty Subscribe To THE CHRONICLE Your Neighbor Does Donald Nelson Says: Although waste paper re ceipts have been increased by nearly 100,000 tons a month, we are still short 79,000 Uins a month. WASTE PAPER is the nation’s number one critical war material. CLINTONIANS CAN HELP NOW! ... by saving all kinds of paper and turning same in at local salvage headquarters. This appeal published in the interest’of the w^ste paper drive by— THE CLINTON CHRONICLE “The Paper Everybody Reads” DRIVE CAREFULLY SAVE A LIFE! SO FAR THIS YEAR THERE HAS BEEN 1 FATALITY from AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENTS in LAURENS COUNTY Let’s Strive To Make 194.4 a Safe Year On This date last year, 0 the Highways. This date last year, 2 day in Columbia. Mrs. C. E. Chapman spent Monday with friends in Laurens, i Mr. and Mrs. B. W. ‘Oxner spent the week-end with relatives in At- rooni of the church for its monthly an d sides. Even a hair crack should ti 1 1 • f»i 1 lanta, Ga. business meeting. 1 t> e filled if you want to prevent heat I nanK LlOnS V.IUD vir V Wriirht Heads Class dation. Joints around basement win- knife. When dry give the putty a The Wesfey Ever Ready class of dows often are bad offenders. coat of pamt. Epworth Methodist church met last Look at the joinings of all doors Thursday evening in the assembly and windows, particularly the tops Canteen Members “The members of the Clinton Teen- Mrs. S. B. White is spending a fewi Mrs. Luther Wright gave the de- loss and rot and decay from moisture days with her daughter, Mrs. Bus- votiorial, assisted by Mrs. E. H Hun-! seepage. ' hardt, in Columbia. ’ nicutt, Mrs.i Cecil O’Dell and Miss Inspect the inside corners of wood Age Canteen wish to thank the Lions Mr and Mrs W B Murrah and Katherine Furgerson. walls and the chimney—every place i club and other donors for recently family and Mrs. Faye' Rodgers and Following the business session an where there _is a joint. j he declared) .. w ith treaties proclaim- berry 1 Urt Sundrfv relat * ves in «*** 1 «£«£ i ^ ^ ^ "’*!»>«>'»>»« canteen with a gener- ry y ‘ o—T — .... bank account. It was greatly ap*- Elated by all and because of your if aspirin ursers ^ f Salicon Tablets HOrv/HG SAFER. « NO SlCAAOOMATe OF SODA NCCOE3- the following officers elected: Pfc. James Johnso’n of Camp President—Mrs. Buther ri 8 ht - There are firms doing splendid ous Stewart, Ga., spent the past week- Vice-President—Mrs. E. H. Hunm- j nsu i a ti n g jobs. They will seal all pi ^ . end with Mrs^Johnson. I cu ^- t .. ^ openings and do a complete weather enthusiastic support, we know that Rushton of Camp ' Secretary—Mrs., B. C Flow. stripping job, as well as insulate your Treasurer—Mrs. Pearl Wiyiams. Pvt. Reginald Wheelej/ Ga., visited Camp friends and house and provide it with storm relatives her the past week-end. Mrs.., A bonteous’ picnic lunch was en-^ windows Rushton and Mrs. Charlie Girk ac- J°y ed - Or you can do, the caulking job I companied him back to camp. I ^ ' yourself. Try to get a caulking-com- Mr. and Mrs. Cecil O’Dell and Bible Class Elects OTfieers pound that nearly matches the color Brenda spent the week-end in New- At a recent meeting of the Ladies or your house. Then you may not berry with relatives Bible class of Goldville Baptist have to paint. Before filling cracks I Mr. and Mrs. John Ross, Mrs. 1 churt -’ h the following otficers were, remove all dust and loose dirt. Ap- 1 Sigsbee Hair, Mrs. Lavinia Cooley elected: ply with a putty knife, bringing the apd Mike spent Saturday in Colum- Teacher—Mrs. M. A. Bryant. , caulker flush with the surface and 513 President—Mrs. W. A. Moorhead. completely filling the crack. Smooth I Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Hunnicutt visit- Vice-President—Mrs. Harold^Iur- it off evenly with the putty knife, edrelatives in Ninety-Six over the P* 1 ?- - A good caulking compound that week-end. Secretary—Mrs. R. G. Carr^-"-' -never hardens completely but will l Pvt. Bryce Little of Camp Barkley, Assistant Secretary—Mrs. Charles expand and contract with weather Texas, is home for a few daays, being Murphy. . , changes is essential to a good job. 'called on account of the death of his. Treasurer Mrs. Furman Frady. The storm windows need a good borther, Alfred Little. | -Assistant Treasurer—Miss Sallie going-over, too. Any hooks that are Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Boyce, Mrs.,Craig. _ __ _ _ _ bent or broken should be replaced 10 CH *r % k*J a ^ Liquid for Malarial Symptom* GOING AWAY TO COLLEGE OR TO TEACH? If you want the Clinton news —have THE CHRONICLE fol low you. Its weekly visits will be “like a letter from home.” sftTdent's and teacher’.' rate $1.50 for the school year. THE CHRONICLE ‘The Paper Everybody Reads” James Furr, and daughter, J,mmie, spent the week-end in Sumter. Mrs. J. E. Boyce and Mrs. Ellen Gardner ! who have been visiting here returned Local Treasurer—Mrs. Joe Purdy, or straightened. If the paint is peel- ^ ing, # the frames should be repainted , Lyons-Owens I i n order to preserve the wood. Un- Miss Margaret Lyons, daughter of pa inted wood exposed to the ele- Mr. and Mrs. Harley Lyons, to their home. Mrs. Furr and Jim, and ments will rot. You will need 'a good mie remained for a visit. Pfc ‘ Ca , in ° wens > son of Mr. and exterior /nouse paint for this job. i Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Wofford of Mrs ‘ . ° Del1 Owens, were quietljo Smooth 'all rough spots by rubbing Newberry visited Mr and Mrs H n1arried Sept. 16 by Rev. W. R. Car- them with sandpaper. If the surface , H. Kelly Saturday. ter * pastor of the Methodist church Pfc. Clyde Francis of Camp Lee, Va., visited Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Francis and other relatives over the week-end. | Mrs. E. H. Hunnicutt and Mrs. W. W. Hair spent Friday afternoon in Newberry. Pfc. David Riser of Pratt, Kansas, is spending a few days with Mrs. Riser and Mrs. R. L. Turner. Mrs. C. E. Boland, Mrs. Ervin Smith, Mrs. Mattie Hays and grand daughter. Calvilene Elliott, and Miss Margaret Hays spent Sunday with ; relatives in Batesburg. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Lynch of Greenville, and Mr. and Mrs. G. M. in Spartanburg, in the presence of a few close friends and relatives. The bride was becomingly attired in a lavender outfit with black ac cessories. Pfc. Owens is staioned at Myrtle J Beach. Shower For Recent Bride | Mrs. Bobby Jean Carr Plott, a recent bride, was guest of honor at! a shower given for her by a host of friends at Joanna club last Tues day evening with about seventy- five ladies in attendance. Mrs. R. H. McGee greeted the guests as they arrived, while Mrs ffMv* Natnre Rtlicve MONTHLY^ FEMALE PAIN You who Fuller such pain tired, nervous, “dragged out” feelings— all due to functional periodic dis turbances—start at once—try Lydia E. Plnkham s Vegetable Compound to relieve such symptoms. Made especially tor women—it helps na ture/ Also a grand stomachic tonic. Follow label directions. LYDIA E. PINKHAM’S XSSSKJ NOTICE! EXTENSION OF TIME FOR OPENING TAX BOOKS Pursuant to an order of the Comptroller Gen- erol, notice is hereby given that the time for / opening of the Tax Books of Laurens County has been extended to October 15, 1944. MISS JENNIE V. CULBERTSON, County Auditor Bridges and son, Floyd, of Indian- ^f )k Hair presid « d over the bride’s head, Md., visited Mr. and Mrs. Joe Johnson over the weekend. Mrs. R. L. Francis, Mrs. Otis Mur- Mr^and’Mrs" DaVid*'Madden and phy and Miss Ruth Hair provided appropriate contests for the evening. The bride's chair was marked with a spray of white carnations and fern. White candles banked with green were used on the window ledge. Mrs. Walter Byars, Mrs. Harold granddaughter, Suzanne Davenport, vr ett> d 861 !! ?, IrS ’ "of Williamston, visited relatives here U ,u d t. nd _^! 1S w ^ tb last week. Cpl. and Mrs. Calvin Elliott and [ small daughter, Calvilene, of Tampa, Fla., are spending a few days with their parents. Mrs. Mattie Hays, and Of 'I ndiSDPrKnhlp Mpn # Mr. and Mrs. h. m. Eiifott. 'na'spensaDie wen son and Mrs. Ed Osborne spent Sat urday in Greenwood. Mrs. Henry B. Smith and son, William Lowrie, of Monroe, N. C.,' spent a few days last week with her parents, Rev. and Mrs. L. W. Brown. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. 'CoCker and presided at the punch bowl, while Mrs. John M. Ross served cake. Dewey Scoffs Theory Mrs. W. O. Stewart and son, Jim This Is My First Visit Here MADAM FAY AMERICAN PALMIST ★.». ) ; my, and Miss Mary Francis visited P or ^ an d, Ote., Sept. 19. Declaring Seaman Bruce Stewart at Norfolk, ~ eie al T f d0 * nd > s P ensa ble men, i ovGr tfiB week-end * Thoitihs L- Dewey told the n3tion Misses Connie Sullivan and Emma ton ' gbt tbai tbe ma ^‘ n 8 of peace is Kate Oxner spent Saturday in to ° “to be dependent up- Greenville. on t be s P an and continued Miss Cora Johnson spent the week-1 * r ’® n , dsb ‘ p * wo or three indiyid- end with her sister, Mrs. Lucile mc- uab - . , , . Cutchen, in Newberry. ~ Obviously referring to the “Big Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Bramlett of . headers-—President Roose- Greer, spent the week-end with ^ e *’ M> n ‘ster Churchill and their daughter, Mrs. Warren Clement, P 1 ’® 1 ™ 61 ' Stalin the 42 year qld Re- and Mr Clement ; publican nominee for president said Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Gaskin, M iss ’ in a prepared speech: , Fay Gaskin, Mrs. Cecil Farmer and,. The P eace we ?eek mus t not hang children and Mrs. Buford Wier spent Sunday ‘with relatives in Whitmire. We Do All Kinds of... PRINTING "EXCEPT BAD" With The Sick by the slender thread of personal acquaintance of any two or three men.” "The pages of history are littered,” Mrs, Hattie Byars has been ill i be declar ®d, "with treatias proclaim- several days. ’ j !n 8 permanent peace made privately Rufus Darnell is ill at his home on by . lu ^r s . 0 ^. na ^ ons and quickly Marion street. Mrs. Clarence Guyton has been ill at her home several days. r Moose Meetings Saturday Lodge 1306, Loyal Order of Moose, will meet Saturday at ^:30 with the Women of the Moose as guests. Members of the women’s chapter are asked to meet at 7:00. Lands In France Friends will be interested to learrt that Pfc. Charles Ros^, son of Mr. and Mrs. John M. Rossf has landed safely in France. and publicly broken.” “An administration which cannot unite its own house even in war can never unite the nation for the tremendous peace tasks ahead of us,” he boomed out. ■ A, Seventh Daughter Born \Vilhv,A Veil—Not to be classed with Gypsies, I will accept no fee unless you re ceive satisfaction and find me su perior to all readers. Reads past, present and future. Advice on all affairs of life. Please don’t confuse l, my work with that of the cheap ordinary fortune teller. The truth or nothing. Remember a doubter never wins. Offices for white and colored. Hours: 9 a.m. to lO.p.rn. Open daily and Sunday OFFICE IN STUDIO TRAILER, East Main Street (6 blocks from courthouse) - Laurens,* 8. C. Birthdays Seaman Harold Russell has a Maxie Lyles celebrates his birth- birthday today, day tomorrow.' Tommy and Wallace Abrams, sons of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Abrams, cele brate their birthdays today, tember 23rd. Olin Stewart has a birthday Sep- Mrs. Ruby Saxon observes her birthday Septembe/‘ 24th. Rev. T. B. Wilkes has a birthday September 23rd. • W. E. Bragg will have a birthday September 24th. Gerald Morse has a birthday September 23rd, as does Tom Roper. Mrs. Clara Payne observed a birthday yesterday. We Do All Kinds of PRINTING Except “Bad” CHRONICLE PUBLISHING CO. I A name FOR GIRLS to remember! Discover its 2-way help* CARDUI uirtcrions on mo kxdm / Our constant aim is to produce GOOD PRINTING — the kind that "*w. will please our large and appreci ated clientele. »’ YOU WANT SERVICE and RELIABLE PRINTING « ...or.. STANDARD OFFICE SUPPLIES CAUL Clinton, S. C. — Phone 74