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^ V A u-. Page Six THE CLINTON CHRONICLE / Thursday, October 4, 1945 Want Ads TO RF\T — TO FIND TO BUY — TO SELL Everybody Roads the Want Ads Terms: Cash Want Ads-I WEST CLINTON SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NEWS ette’s, birthday. Pfc. Edward Boy- in service and 16 months overseas, ette will have a birthday Oct. 12. He participated in several battles^ Mrs. Ada Center celebrated her and received several medals. ' MAGAZINE subscriptions taken', new i MRS. JOE CAMPBELL, Correspondent and Representative 66th birthday October 1st. ! Sgt. Richard 0. Foster, has been i and renewal. Miss Florrie Bur- —— * ?- ! Lee Hollzclaw had a birthdday given an honorable discharge after dette, N. Broad St., Phone 206-W. 1c Leonard Gilliam, Boy,. Ginn and i with her mother, Mrs. Kate McDari- 1 October 2nd. r ~ !three years in service and 19 months 1 ■ _ ■— - , — Elmer Queen were visitors in Lau- iel. ' ' | Miss CHjhgfine Davis was 13 years' overseas. He recived seven battle READ the daily newspapers—New- rtns Saturday. * ; w . E. and H. P. Bragg of Gold- old Sept. «h. stars, the Good Conduct Medal, E. papers, amwa is, i ,i p vt Rudolph Barker has returned ville, visited their father, C. Bragg,; Joan Camion will be seven years,A. M., E. T. service medal, Distin- FOR SALE—Good boys bicycle and Temin^f"^™;* tf' {0 Fort M ^lellan. Ala., after visit- Sunday. , old October 8th guished Unit badge, and participated small heater. Mrs. Oree Graves, 791 _! ling his family here. | j Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gibbs and chil- Ed Heaton celebrated his birth- in seven campaigns. Sloan St. Ip WANTED—Salesladies for full time Lee Thornton of the Merchant Ma-. d ren visited Mrs. Mae Kramer in da y Sept. 26th. I Sgt. J. C. Price has arrived home ^ — —— 1 or p ar t time work. Apply Rose’s rinles, is home on a furlough. Travelers Rest Sunday. j Huber Leopard had a birthday and has been given an honorable NOTICE —No hunting, fishing. °r 5c< 10c and 2 5c store. Icj Mr - and Mrs. A. H- Hughes of| M Lawson Smith and daughter 1 Se £ t • 29th ‘ . discharge. He spent five years in trespassing of any kind on the Great Falls, spent Saturday with w , M . n u c 4k’ Tomorrow is Mrs. Frank Lydia’s service and 20 months ovrseas.. He property of John T.« Young. tf TERMITE CONTROI^-Building ma-, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hughes. pjf ^nd Mrs ? th y ft’ birthda y- participated in five battles in the Eu- ^/-TAT RFNFWAT S Life' terial iS S ° VUal in winning ^' Mrs - Cecil Spurlock spent several _ ns ‘ were guest , of Mr and Mrs 1 ' ^ ^ MrS ‘ Buf ° rd Gre g° r y, lhe t e «--He received the EAMT SPECIAL ON RENEWALS Life war Why not have your property days recently with Rev. and Mrs. W. jf a ip h Samples Sunday and MrS W ’ celebrate thfeir 12th wedding campaign medal with four bronze Magazine from now until Novem- pj-Qt^ted against termite damage m. Spurlock in Clover, her 10, 2 years $. 00, 3 years $10. and save ^at needless waste of tim-cjr jj. \v. Fowler and sons s A number of magazines have been ber j jj Craw anniversary October 7th. vv. v* . x uvviex ciij11 spent sev- w . * . ,i T • ma maamavacijo lajvxuuc xvxxo. ■ _.'awford, Phone 10 oral davs recently with his parents, ,0 ^ an E ran cisco, Calif., after spend- J. B. Sloan and Claud Abbott, Jr. taken off resericted list. Frances C. Termite Co. of S. C., M. D. Wiley, Mr. and Mrs. J.'p. Fowler, in La- in 8 12 da ys at home. • Thornton Stewart, son of Mr. and Winn, 33 South Owens St. 15-5p Mgr., Batesburg. S. C. "* ! ' — . - - *" “* - - Alexander Bill Elledge, S- lc, has returned Oct. 7th birthdays include Mrs. tf : grange, Ga. TOR SALE—All kinds of wood. See patccv PT ANTS Rook vour order ^ :S ‘ ^ a ^‘ e H j. Pitts. lc ^ _ “Ir* . mire, spent the week-end with' Mr. of Whit- ^ c , now for Giant Pansies for deliv- and ’ Mrs James Grady . TRY our handy super service battery ^ r - v on arrival. New Assortment Flower Seeds received. Blakely Mrs. Jack Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. ville. Pfc. Gilbert Bigham of Camp Mrs. M. C. Stewart, was three years Rucker, Ala., is home on a furlough. ■ old Sept. 30th. Mrs. Cecil Wooten recently visited Roger Dalton will be four years i Mr. and Mrs. Reed Devall in Green- cdd Octo ber 8th* charger. Requires only 30 minutes, ^ , p j without removing battery from car. Barton s Hardware & Seeds. 91.00. Joe's Esso Service. Phone phone 188. tf Tele-il V ' E - Jones , of SP^aoburg, were, Mrs . James Grady visit e d ' r ela- Oct. 6th will be Mrs. A. R. Ives- ter’s birthday. I" Tuesdpiy guests of Mr. and Mrs.| tives V n Chester during the~wek-end. 1 Worley was three years David Owens. , , ,, ,, „ old October 2nd. Pfc. and Mrs. Frank Huey and son **8. L f TABLETS. Loose l.eaf Binders and Mrs. Walter Meadors and daugh- vi.iteH Pvt 1 4 . TASTE-OUT KILLS ONION and! Fillers, Ink. Pencils for school. | L er of Spartanburg. CpI. and Mrs. Hllpv . c ^ ol^ Sept. 9th Paul Hardman was nine years stars, the American defense medal, and the Good Conduct medal. Cpl. Talmadge Sanders has re ceived an honorable discharge after serving nearly five years in service with 36 months overseas. Pvt. Joseph Allman has been given an honorable discharge after spending several years in service, and serving some time overseas. C. M. A. M. Clyde Smith has re ceived a medical discharge from the N. A. S., Pearl Harbor. He spent two years in service. He is Weed Taste in milk and butter. Easy to use by directions on each package. Blakely-Burton's Hardware & Seeds. Telephone 188. lc Chronicle Publishing Co. WE Bobbie Sanders and son of Goldville, H ie \ S 1 . P ‘! rentS ’, ^ r ‘ and ^ rs ' ^ obn | Oct. 1st was Mrs. Newton Ryan’s the son of Mrs. Macy Duncan. —— v\ere week-end visitors of Mr. and uey ’ ast weelc - 'birthday. Also Thomas Mitchell, pet- Pvt. Dock Dover has received a REPAIR, re-tire and re-paint Mrs. D. M. Sanders. ^ Ir and Mrs. Joe Ledford and ty officer first class. tricycles, bicycles, wagons, scooters Mr. and Mrs. George Fields and dau 8 hter s P en t the week-end with October 6th is Charlene Turner’s and small cars. L. L. Cooper, 49 N. son of Whitmire, T-Sgt. J. B. Steele Mr - and Mrs - w - L Ledford and Mr. 6th birthday. FOR SALE — Pure fullgrain oats, Adair St. H t ,f Parris Island, spent the week-end and Mrs. Roy Waters. > | Today ' is Thomas Mitchell Jr.’s $1.00 bushel. Coker Red Heart LOST __ Tuesday_Lafternoon. wrist with Mr. and Mrs. Lee Fields and and ^ Irs - Ovell Woody and second birthday, wheat $2 00 bushel. John T. Young.. W atch with white face and red 12, Mrs. Steele. ichildren, Mr. and Mrs. Will Woody Pvt. Dennis Madden has a birth- _ without the band, in small envelope,! Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Sloan spent ' relatives in Toccoa, Ga.., lastjday October 30th STOVE PIPE and ELBOWS in all .supposedly between hotel and bus Saturday in Greenville. sizes. Stove Dampers, Stove Rakes, station. Reward if returned to The Pvt. and Mrs. Joseph ^ ^ A L , Stove Mats. Stove Rods, Grates and Chronicle. lc, spent the week-end with relatives in H>11, spent^ Wednesday with Mr. and and C. C. Abbott Jr. R^wK for manv tvnes and Flat Tin 1—I Union. ; Mrs. B. B. Stroud. Mrs. Strouds Tomorrow is Robert Baker’s 8th — Blakelv-Burton’s Hardware TERMITE CONTROL Over two Mrs. Minnie Dodd of Laurens, be- motber ’ Mrs. Katie Marler, of Union,,, birthday. hundred fifty thousand structures | came ser j ous ] y ju the home of ‘ s visiting them several weeks. | Millard Price has a birthday Oct. lc Sheets. & Seeds. Telephone 188. TERMITE CONTROL—Termites are damage. Wh\ not have yours P*"® - 1 while on a visit. She was accom- H^ a ^8« N. C., spent the week-end flying ants. Why let them eat up! tec ted. Call J. R. Crawford, p bonei panjed home by Mr. and Mrs. Clyde witb his family. discharge after four and a helf years service and 11 months overseas. Birth Announcements Lydia Born to Mr. and Mrs. Charlie . . . Lydia a daughter, Shirley Anne, week | October 7th birthdays include Sept. 25th. Mrs. Lydia will be re- Allman p ' t - and Mrs. Wm. Marlen of Rock Misses Helen Abbott, Jean Abbott, I membered as Miss Clara Brock, ill, spent Wednesday with Mr. and 1 ' Mrs. B. B. Stroud. Mrs. Stroud’s i Mr. ..have been protected against termite ber dau g b ter, Mrs. A. G. Gilliam Pv *- Charles Williamson of Fort your property. Termites work winter 10. Termite Co. of S. C., M. D. Wiley, Spearman, and summer and are destroying over Mgr., Batesburg, S. C. 10th. Walker Gregory, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Gregory, will be one tf Mrs. Forrest McIntosh has return- year old October 15th. fifty million dollars worth of prop erty yearly. To be sure, have -a free Mr. and Mrs. Fred Graves and ed home after visiting S. 2c McIntosh! FOR SALE—Brick residence on Cal- family and Miss Edna Wood are fever£d days ‘ n Mayport, Fla. ■vert avenue known as W. H. leaving this week to make their •_ Pv *- ^‘ Pi am E. .Gregory of Camp Whitman and Mrs. D. C. Whitman are receiving congratulations upon the arrival of a son, Freddie Gene, bom Sept. 26th. Mrs. Whitman is the former Miss Medora Campbell. Herring Service Men’s News Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Herring of , ^ P T ,, ~ P,.,* — — ~ ~ ■ .. , , Pfc. Henry Caughman arrived Marietta, Ga.. announce the birth inspectmm >J. R. Crawford, glands home. In perfect condition, home in Salt Lake City, Utah. S t '. spending a furlough wuth home F r i day a f ter spending 12 of a son, August 29 at the General Baltimore, r , 1 i t Q „ pa f erUs ’ Mr. and Mrs. Walker months overseas, and is spending hospital in Marietta. He has been |a ten-day furlough with fam-' named Howard Ladon. Mrs. Herring Phonei 10. M. D. Wile Termite Co. of S . Mgr.. Batesburg, S C C. FOR SALE- itv trailer. 324.' A good \vi Terms if desired at reasonable rate. Mrs. H. W T . Stoll of — If interested, see me at once. C. D. Md.. spent Saturday with Mrs. Edgar Gregory, -wheel util- Nance, Cross Hill. tfc B. Norton. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Harris re- Mr.-. Ned Hays. Phone CYCLO xk SEED SOWERS for small lP grain and grasses. Sower Repairs. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lydia and ce “ ved a letter from their son, Alex, Iq g f or f ur ther duty. __ _ * ♦ V-* *-. ♦ .... I rr* i Y~» y * . » i ilyl He will report to Washington, is the former Miss Elizabeth Price children and Mrs. Buford Gregory lba ‘ be * s no .\v i n Tokyo Bay and l ~ a “™‘ ^ spent tine week-end with Mr. and wd * ® oon be con aing home. Pans. Wheelbarrows and Turn Paul Foster, cox., who has been I of this city. Mrs. Wv H. Thompson near Lockhart. Mrs. Florence Splawn is visiting „ a patient in tht hospital at St. Al-i CpL Cecjl Lavyson of Camp Le- bans> Long i s i an d, N. Y., is home on' Jeune. N. C., spent fhe week-end EnRa^ement Announced Mr. and Mrs. Henry Russ an- leave. He will report to the U. S. jnounce the engagement of their her son. Pvt. Sullivan B. Hames, who,' V1 11 . rS vTg W T SOn anC r ^ 1S baren ^ s ’ Naval receiving station at Charles-j daughter, Sgt. Elizabeth J. Russ, of patient in the Jjpspital at Fort *' Ir ‘ and Jimmie Lawson. RYE GRASS. For a green lawn all Drag winter c: g* > rl grazing :n your Plow Repairs. Blakely - Burtons pasture plant Rye Grass. It stands Hardware & Seeds. Telephone 188. the cold. A;-o \ igoro and Sheep Ma- LOST—Brown billfold somewhere in i- a patient in the hospital at Fort Mr. and Mt-s. : Jimmie Lawson. i to/J for reassignment. Forf Benning. Ga., to Truman Leop- ..V’.'Y'if.'.t ^ clinton Saturday, containing im- Jackson. M*"^ John Campbell visited Mr.; Pfc 0neil Campbell is at homeiard, B. M., 2c; of Charleston, both jir vv.i.i -ii .- i tp. o i portant papers. If found, please re- N. W. Bigham of near Clinton. ‘' n * rs - • G ’'°" 1 Pf on * n Union an honorable discharge affter formerly of this city. The wedding FOR SALE—A good RCA Victor ra- turn to Hubert Adams, 161 Milton spent W’ednesday with his daughter, t5 cen ^ attended the funeral of spending three and one half years! will take place at an early date. dio. No. 42 Washington St. Ip road. Goldville. Ico Mrs. Estes Campbell^ and Mr. Camp- Kennetn-Crompton. • - 1 :— hell Mrs. Eursula McCary, Mr. and FOUNTAIN PENS Eagle make. UK PIGS FOR SALE—Now is the „me Geroldine Bar- Mrs. W. A. Jones and son, Howard, gold smooth writing pomts, $2.40. to get them o make the cheapest ^ ; . cek * Mr i of Greenwood, recently visited Mr. “ro”icle_P U b__Co : hog. by January. Baud T. Puts or ^ Mrs „ Bwbery in GreenvUl*., H A Artams. . FAT BACK hog feed will make a —- ' ’ ' Mrs. W. D. Sizemore. Mrs. T. B.| v M r. and Mrs. Hubert Leopard and HOG out of your pig. Also see INOCULATION and CERESAN for Cranford and son, Pete, attended the vh'* dren and Mr. and Mrs. H. A. us for Big Ham" hog feed. Fish Treating your Gram. Vetch, W’inter | funeral of Mrs. Corrie Strickland in Adams visited relatives in Saluda Meal, and all sort? of feeds except Pets. etc. Gives a better stand and; W’illiamston Sunday. recently. canary. C-W’-S Guano Co. lc better yield. Blakely-Burton’s Hard- Mr. and Mrs. Joe Burns and Judy ; f Mrs - Mattie Thornton and son, ware & Seeds. Telephone 188. lc visited relatives in Greenville Sun- ^ ,ee ’ tbe Merchant Marine, spent NOTICE OF COUNTY TREASURER 1945 BOOKS OPEN OCTOBER 15 WOOD FOR SALE—Slabs and hard- , wood for Ashlev heaters, in lengths MAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTIONS —i a * \ A . desired. Apply to J. R. Snider. Rt. 1. Place your order with me for both mrs. „. u. Hamr.ck ol .Melbourne Clinton. 15-5n new and renewals of magazines of r ‘u^nte r osier oi jonesvine, were „• _ ... ... ■ _ — ill kinds. Prompt attention to all week - en d guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. ^ ‘ 2, , ■ ’ 2.^ UFE -Spec iai savings offer for re- Jrders Fraqats Winn, 33 South ? s P ark ® and Mr. and Mrs. J. C.. HOctp Lowe. The books of the County Treasurer show the following tax levies for the year of 1945. After December 31 one per cent will be added. After Janu ary 31st, two per cent will be added. After February 28th, three per cent will be added, and after March 31st seven per cent will be added and the books closed. All persons owning property in more than one school district are re several days recently with relatives 1 quested to call for receipts in each of the several school districts in which in LaFrance. the property is located. This is important, as additional cost and penalty Mrs. R. G. Hamrick of Melbourne, may be attached. All able-bodied male citizens betw T een the ages of twenty-one (21) and E. Owen, during Mrs. W. I. Nodine’s 1 sixt y (60) y ears of age are liable to P a y a P 011 t ax of $100. illness. 1 Dog Owners! Your dog tax is on the tax books. You are entitled to Ben Campbell spent the week-end abatement of dog tax by reason of rabies treatment. But it* is necessary ww. C-. 1 *-1 s-v 1 1 1 4 « s-t **% ***%«»4 « A Ark 4 A 4 rv 4 Lw rv aa>.m4«w . 4 ▲ 1 4. ? newal subscription only. 2 years 0wens st reet. for $7.00. or 3 years only S10. Made- - ’ Mrs. Woodrow Wilson visited rela- moiselle. National Geographic and a F REE SERVICE-Drive in and have tives in Anderson last week. AnrierTnn “““ 1,1 , of tax payment or before. Unless presented then, tax cannot be abated, few other- ha\e been aken off the - 1 , ’ Jimmie Cathcart spent the week-| yj at v j f Proper attention will be given those who wish to pay their taxes through restricted list. G.lbert Blakely, Phone boards brushed, batteries checked, en d with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. , Mr ' and Mrrs - ^ d Young and fa m- the mail by checks, money order, etc., giving names of township and num- 188. tf air in tires. Joes Esso Service. Phone Bradley Cathcart, in Spartanburg. a <ad Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Powell be r of school district. CHRISTMAS CARDS — Assorted 128 ' — U Mrs JuUus Wamble is visiting 'Gre^nwdbd SUndal^' Jim J ° neS m cards, name imprint- ROSE BUSHES. We will have Rose Uomble at Camp Swift, Texas. M r a nd Also other boxed Bushes again this fall. Call by now Miss Dorothy Satterfield ® P e n t! a "° ^ Lla and place your order for delivery on se veral days with Mr. and Mrs. Joe , • ‘ b a y "Rb Mr. Yellow Darnell in Laurens recently. dnd Mrs. E. C. Longshore at South | with Mr. and Mrs Bill Campbell in' that you P resent inoculation certificate to the county treasurer at the time The tax levy is as follows: or individua ed. 25 for SI.00. assortments. See Phone 188 Gilbert Blakely 4_5p arrival. Red, Pink, White, and Multicolor. Blakely - Burton's i . Mr. and Mrs. William Cannon vis- 1 Clinton. Pfc. and Mrs. Bud Quinton of ware & Seeds. Telephone 188 evad C M L- . ,.* boUrs Work? Full time work also Hr on FOR SALE-Stewar-Warner cab,-, avai , able Age nQ handl Write ^ —C net radio, RCA \ ictor table radio, t0 j . R WatkinSi Dept . s . 3> Rlch . R ’ G ^ DUTCH BULBS. Hyacinths Tulips. Hardware & Seeds. Telephone 188. itcd their daughter, Mrs. Jesse Har Crocus, Ins, Dariodils, Narcissus — mon, and Mr. Harmon in Saluda spenaing and Others We expect these in soon. - ATTENTION MEN! Have you three recently. some time with Pvt. Quinton’s moih- Ask u? for a free descriptive folder hours spare time daily—9:00 to 12 p vb Dennis Madden of S h e p - er ’ Mrs. Sadie Quinton. Pvt. Quin- ra colors Blakely-Burton’s Hard- noon, or 1:00 to 4:00 P.M.? Could you p ard Field Texas spent a few days ton recen Uy arrived from overseas. c Telephone 188. oxt_ra 55.00 per_day for three recently with Mrs! Madden and chil- * He returned to Mayport Among The Sick Mrs. Joe Caldwell underwent an Truetoni battery and electric port- ^ Vo —’ ‘TV R - C ° xner visited his father. a PPendix operation at the local hos- able radio. Emerson portable record - — * P U. C. Oxner, in Greenville during P da *. week. player, solid mahogany secretary, WANTED TO RENT—By newcomer the week-end. | Friends of Mrs. Terry are sorry Underwood portable typewriter and to town,‘e-room house in or near Mrs. Clarence Mann and children l to k now she is seriously ill at the wardrobe trunk. Also box camera Clinton. If no ihouse available, would spent the week-end with relatives borne her daughter, Mrs. L. R. and medium-size safe. Also army consider 5 or 6 room apartment. Call in Waterloo. Beaman. . clothing — w;nu*r ( and summer or write: Durward Murdock,. care Mrs. Newton Ryan left Thursday Charles Huey is recuperating at shirts, trouser.-,^jackets and over- Belk’s Dept. Store. ll-2p to join Sgt. Ryan at Camp Shelby, ;bis b t>me after a tonsil operation at Miss. Mrs. Ryan will be remember- i°cal hospital last week. . led as Miss Beatrice Crowell. 1 R () bby Galloway is improving af- Christopher Davenport, Sic, of' ter be i n S iR* Charleston, spent the week-end with I Mrs. B. T. Moultrie has been ill Mr. and - Mrs. J. P. Terry, Sr. _A |Severa ^ da ^ S- Mrs. William Jones ~ spent th£ R ' H ' Chil t°n is suffering with an week-end with Mr. and Mrs. J. Lan- i n jb red arm. ford at South Clinton. ''I Miss Thelma Russ, formerly of Cpl. and Mrs. Joe Terry, Jr., and H 118 cit y» 15 m in Washington, D. small daughter of Camp Gordon, C - wher e she holds a position. Mrs. Albert Spoon is ill. has been coat. Mrs. George R. Blalock. lc WANTED TO BUY OR RENT Party moving to Clinton de sires to buy or rent good five or six-room house. Apply— Chamber Commerce .Miss Blakely Phone 108 FOR SALE— 2—radios 1—electric train 1—electric fan 1—26-in. girls' bicycle 1—16-in. girls' bicycle 1— 26-in. boys’ bicycle 2— scooters 2—used living room suites v 9in Ga - and Newberry, vtare week-end; ;Y rS ' ■^ 1D ^ rl ^P 000 15 lib * . Ada r S*. Phone 210-M * f M d Mr T Terrv Miss Leila Ruth Sloan j guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Terry, TRESPASS NOTICE.4-N0 hunting, Friends of Pvt. Chestley King will; 111 J eve £? l da y s - fishing or trespassing ofUany kind be interested to know he has been ffr 8, *• • Burns 13 suffering from allowed on the property of the un- transferred from Camp Maxey, Tex-; a lall \ dersigned. Violators will be prose- as, to Skn Francisco, Calif. -I Annie Dalton 18 abl e to return cuted. I’SE 666 COLD PREPARATIONS LIQUID, TABLETS, SALVE, NOSE DROPS Use Only As Directed We Have Tires and Tubes BATTERIES and ACCESSORIES Have your battery charged while you wait. Clinton Service Station * Phone 96 Clinton, S. C. Gulf Products tfc 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, L. H. DAVIDSON ESTATE. H. L. BALDWIN. S. B, LOWMAN. MRS. ED CUNNING HAM. J. K. HASELDEN. H. D. HENRY. JOHN W. LITTLE ESTATE. L. D. McCRARY. E. P. LITTLE. RHETT P. ADAIR. A. L. NEIGHBORS. J. J. CORNWALL. ROSS D. YOUNG. J. B. PHILSON. MRS. MARY HENRY ARTHUR. M. B. HIPP. W. J. HENRY. Mr. and Mrs, H. E. Berry and to . sch ° o1 af ter suffering with an children visited relatives in Aiken in ^f d * oa t several days. Sunday. j ! Oakley has an injured arm. Julius Miller of Hendersonville, 1 , I U rs ' W ‘ L Nodine is recuperating N. C., was a week-end guest at the a * . r bome after undergoing an op- Owen House. E. E. Owen was a week-end visitor irf Charlotte, N. Q. eration at the local hospital. Friends of Mrs. Claud Smith are Mrs. Mollie Painter and Mrs. Tomi^' aurens bos P da l where she under- Brown and little Tommje spent Sup-j went an °P er atioji Tuesday.* day with Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie’ ... 77 - , Stroud., in Spartanburg. Birthdays and Anniversaries Mrs. Sarah Webb spent the week-! Mrs. Andy Hames will have a end with Mrs. Myrtle Jones in Lau- i birthday October 9th. rens. ! Cpl. Rufus Handback celebrated Pfc. Roy Worley, who recently re- b * s birthday SepL 28th. turned from overseas,, visited Mrs.! Sept. 24th was Tommie Galloway’s - Worley and children Tuesday. They i birthday and Jack Wright’s. accompanied him to Augusta, Ga., for several days. - , Miss Minnie Lou Burnett .of South Clinton, spent the week-end with Miss Cleo Hooper. Mrs. Joe Ward and son of Green wood, spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Barker. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Evans and Mrs. L. M. Evans attended a birthday din ner in honor of Mrs. Evans brother, C. T. Cooper, in Belton Sunday. Mrs. Wflliam Thrift and daughter of South Clinton, spent the week-end Mrs. Glenn Black had a birthday Sept. 7th. i Mr. and Mrs. James Grady cele brated their 21st wedding knniver-1 Ordinary County sary Sept. 28th. ** i Bonds Charles Fallow was two years 1 High School old Sept. 22nd. (Hospital Bonds Gen. Levy Spec. School Bonds P.I. Total LAURENS— No. 1—Trinity Ridge ...17 17 No. 2—Prospect 17 1 ; 17 No. 3—Barksdale-Narnie .... 17 1 ■ 4 18 No. 4—Bailey : ...17 5 » -*v^; 22 No. 6—Oak Grove 17 3 r i 20 No. 7—Watts Mills 17 12 5 34 No. 11—Laurens City 17 11 11 39 YOUNGS— No. 4—Bethany 17 ‘5 22 No. 5—Grays 17 17 No. 6—Central 17 4 21 No. 7—Youngs .17 4 21 No. 8—Warrior Creek 17 17 No. 10—Lanford 17 3 20 DIALS— t No. 3B—Fountain Inn 17 24 41 No. 1—Greenpond ...17 6 23 No. 2—Eden ...17 1 18 No. 5—Gray Court-Owings ...17 15 11 43 SULLIVAN— No. 1—Princeton 17 3 20 No. 2—Mt. Bethel 17 5 22 No. 3—Poplar Springs 17 6 23 No. 7—Brewerton 17 4 21 No. 17—Hickory Tavern ...17 11 2 6 36 GC-O 17—(Spec. School to GC & Bonds to S-17) .17 15 2 6 40 WATERLOO— No. 1—Mt. Gallagher .17 8 25 No. 2—Bethel Grove 17 3 i 20 No. 4—Center Point 17 10 27 No. 5—Oakville 17 4 21 No. 6—Mt. Pleasant .17 2 19 No. 7—Mt. Olive 17 8 25 No. 14—Waterloo .17 3 20 CROSS HILL— No. 13-Cross Hill .17 9 26 HUNTER— No. 3—Rock Bridge ...17 17 No. 4—Wadsworth .. 17 17 No. 5—Clinton .17 14 4 35 No. 6—Goldville .17 6 4 27 No. K9—Kinards .17 8 -v*~. 25 No. 42—Reederville ...17 13 30 No. 16—Motmtville .17 8 25 JACKS— No. 1—No white school 17 17 No. 2—Shady Grove 17 5 4 26 No. 3—Renno .17 1 18 No. 5— 17 4 21 No. 6—O’Dell’s 17 3 20 • No. 7—Garlington 17 5 1 . 22 No. 45—Hurricane 17 3 20 SCUFfLETOWN— No. 1—Long Branch 17 5 ' 22 No. 2—Musgrove 17 17 No. 3—Langston . 17 2 19 No. 4—Sandy Springs ...17 5 22 No. 12—Ora 17 3 20 Sept. 25th was Mrs. Hallie Camp bell’s birthday. October 3rd was Mrs. O. R. Shep hard’s birthday. Oct. 15th is Mrs. 'Charles Wil liamson’s birthday. Hospital Fund Hospital Building GENERAL LEVY 7 MiUs — 7 Mills _... 1 Mill ——.— Mill - - AAill -* * ** '- - "*** ..*. * *............ 1 Ibf ill October 13th is Mrs. L. A. .Boy-jll-3t Total — .... j7 Mills Persons sending in lists of names to be taken off are requested to send them early and give the township and school district of each. T. LANE MONROE, County Treasurer.