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, /■ Page Six THE CLINTOH CHRONICLE Want Ads TO RENT FIND TO BUY — TO SELL Evenbody Reads the Want Ads Terms: Cash Want Ads personal AND SOCIAL ffiWS OF GOLDVIUE Thursday, October 25, 1945 LOST—War ration book No. 4, be- MRS. CECIL O'DELL. Correspondent and Representative longing to Lula Workman John-i son. Ip, Mr. and Mrs. John M. Ross, Mrs. -r—tt ; Sigsbee L. Hair, ]\Ars. Lavinia Cooley S ^h E T. Turk _7 S - i an d were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bryce Little in Char- for Thanksgiving. See or write. Harold Bishop. Rt. 3, Clinton. l-4co. j ottei pj q Rose Ann Little return- , en Osborne and Agnes Tinsdey visited in Greenwood Sunday. Miss Ada Anne and Fagrele Furr spent Sunday with Mrs. T. C. Crav- Frtmces Spiers, and Bill Waits. Ice cream, cakes and nuts were served^the young guests. tioned in India foi- 27 months. The wedding will take place in the near future. FOR SALE or Trade Battei > radio read the daily newspapers—New-,ed with them for a few days. *et for electric set. Mrs. J. W. ; Sandwiches, Soft Drinks, Queen, RFD 1, Laurens. Ip P FOR SALE — Chevrolet truck. 1935 Terminal. Phone 59. model, long wheelbase, 14 ton papers, Sandwiches, son urinKs.j Mrs. Joe Johnson arid Miss Myrtle Ice Cream, Peanuts. Clinton Bus Osborne spent a few days last week tf in Greenville with Mr. and Mrs. Birthdays N()v £2 Naitted For Miss Millie Thomas of Charlotte,, c i . . N. C., but formerly of Goldville, j y L. I hanksgiving : will celebrate her birthday Oct. 29. j *** ■'— On Oct. 31st. Miss Doris Phillips Columbia, Oct. 23. November 22 | will have a birthday. j today was proclaimed the official , Tomorrow is little Fredna Ross’ Thanksgiving date for South Carolina birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Nix spent the! week-end in Andersoon. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Buchanan; Mrs Hom „ Jacks had a birthday were ueek-end guests of Mr. and |0ctober 2 oth. So did H. H. Kelly. m M U a, 0 '" a „ I October 28 wUI be Guy Kaye's Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Bowers, Billy ( birthday J * ■■■ n .THRIFT PLANTS — Red, White, John Lynch, capacity. Reply to Ed Dunaway, uox p . nk) p. nk wjth white £ye and pink Mr. and Mrs. Bud Street of Green- n , , 311 - !? with Red Eye. Now, is the time to; wood, visited Mr. and Mrs. Jeff I ^Margaret Franklin will NOTICE —No hunting, fishing, or transplant for Spring Flowers. Blake- O’Dell Sunday. , zard at Maxton N C recently j v ' bl h t , hday ° Ctober 29th ‘ trespassing of any kind on the ly-Bufton's Hardware & Seeds. Tele- Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Bolton and \ Ir ‘ and M rs ’ Frank Phminr<;nent MrS ‘ Hayne Wilhngham celebrates property of John T. Young. _ tf phone 188. __Jc Mercian we# Wednesday supper I ShlS^iT ciffiSu ThS cm‘ I ^d^dWitTSf ?Tl- Abrams' by Governor Ransome J. Williams. CITATION FOR LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION NO hunting or trespassing of any TERMITE CONTROL—Building £ u e s ts of Mr and Mrs. Cecil O Dell, j dren spent Satl i r{ i a y j n Augusta, Ga.i b i rthf j a r kind on lands of Jack H. Davis, Sr.,j tertal is so vital in winning 5 the' ^ rs - H °yf Noble and Billy visit- Mr anH Mvt r^ .. Jack H. Davis, Jr., L. F. Davis. Ic.war. Why not have your property ed ^ Irs - \ V - f W - ^" day . , Fine P 1-0 ^ 60 ^^ against termite damage _ Mr. and^ Mr j. E. J. Willingham and Mrs .A. P. R Osh ton were visitors in Mrs. Richard Cash of_Cowpens has have a The State of South Carolina, County of Laurens. , By J. H. Wasson, Probate Judge: Whereas, Lillie May Young made suit to me to grant her Letters of Ad ministration of the estate and effects .STRAWBERRY PLANTS plants, Blakemore variety. ^ rsi year from nursery. Also Cabbage >p erm :* e Plants. Collard Plants and ^^ Mgr., Batesburg, "s. C.’ Plants. Blakely-Burton s Hardware — t cteatn oi Messrs, wmingnam ana: s undav guests of CN Juanita Row- & Seeds. Telephone 188. • lc fqr RENT—4-room house, six miles Mrs. Lewis’ father, John Willingham, j i and Spartanburg. i FOR ^ALE—7-room house on East from Clinton. Reply to E. I. An- Others attending the funeral were; Q n Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Main Street. Clinton. Large lot, derk>n. Ip, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Purdy, Mr Mr. andLee Thomas of Clin- j ton, Mr. and Mrs, Roy Rushton and, a birthday'o^robeT'^rid^M^""^^I of Lizzie Simpson Young ' . Ry^ntnn vicitnrc irt ■ . - __ * mt At * ^ . *a is the former Miss Grace Bozard. and Vave thaTneedlesV waste of tim- family, Mr. and Mrs. Hayne Wil- i Greenville MoVdav" “ - is me rormer miss tirace Bozard. | J These ar ®; therefore, to cite and and ^e Ungham and family. Mr.' and Mrs.! G d j Buchanan spent Thursday!k ^ ®f tty Ruth Bridges has a lH ^° mS ^ ^ S1, ?^i ar ^ e T Kin " ,Ue U Co. of S C M. D Wiliy iShuford Lewis were called to New-* in m.Tc" P Thursday b t h d October 26th ' Yn^° ti berry over the week-end due to the; Mr and Mrs sloqn Rnw i anH were r r ank Hols °nback will have a ^ imnson Ym,nff that thev — death of Messrs. Willingham and! Oc.olmp.22nd. Willingham Bo „ n!a p iUs wm c( .| ebrate her birthday October 27th. Mr- and Mrs. Joe Purdy, Mr. and H olsonback and sons.RayandFrank; I da ^ lt r t i! e J.T my Spires had a birth- nice location, recently finished out-j W £ REPAIR, re-tire and re-paint tj Fear R °D e \u Ir c» and a IV !* S ‘ m °tored to Laurens to visit Mr. arid; Herbert Owens hid a hirttwto,, side and inside Good terms. $4,600.! tr i cyc i es , bicvcles, wagons, scooters Ra J *™ zeT - Mrs. Bertha Stroud, Mr. Mrs . Etoy Caldwell and family. I October 20th birthday See J W. Southerland, Palmetto. and small Cars . L . Cooper, 4R N.' and tester Hair Miss Fannie; Mr . and Mrs. J. J. Clark of Clim! r - 'be granted BonkBldg. Laurens. lc, Adair St. # 1 J 1 ^°f K.' PaTKs ° ' j 'Z and’Mr^Luke^Clark^Thfoc 1 i ■fehnuu.-Davenp.r. Engagement FOR SALE-Young work mule. Also j ENG LISH DAI^Y PLANTS, Assort-| Mr. and Mrs. Horace Poag and son,! cas ' ion was Luke's birthday 0C " i ^ Mr. and Mrs. George D. Lehman of day of October, A. D., 1945. Simpson Young, deceased, that they be and appear before me, in the Court of Probate, to be held at Lau rens Court House, Laurens, S. C., on November 6, next, after publication hereof, at 10 o’clock in the forenoon.^ to show cause, if any they have, why the said Administration should not- Given under my hand this 23rd fine milk cow and calf. C. C. Giles, lc Paterson, N. J., recently announced ed Colors. This will be our only Michael, have returned to their home Mr and Mrs F T Soiree cnent at Giles Chevrolet Co. ,r . lc shipment of these, so place yoilr or-, i n Baltimore, Md., after . spending a few days last week in Charleston i- he engagement of the,r daughter, LOST—Black billfold in Casino the- der promptly for what you n^ti. | last week with the former’s parents,! M r. and Mrs. Frank Trotter and ater October 15. Contains driver's Blakely-Burton s^Hardware & SeFds. ■ Mr. and Mrs. Luther Poag. sont Dickey, spent the week-end in license and identification. Finder Telephone 188. . lf c Mrs. Ed Osborne spent the week-; Bat e S burg with Mrs. Trotter’s par- please return billfold and papers. FOR SALE — 5-burner Nesco •ipil| end Belton with Mrs. Kelly Meeks.; Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Rhinehart. Mrs. C. R. McDaniel, 32 S. Broad stove with built-in oven. Praoji-" dde there she attended the Ander-j Mr. and Mrs. David Madden and Street. J_P cally new. Also practically rifew bi-; sop county fair. Marion spent the week-end in And-j _,v wonriv ciirvpr «>rvire hatterv cycle and nice cabinet radio. J. J.! Miss Marcia O Shields, Mrs. M. G.! e rson and attended the ! Johns. 20 Jefferson St. Ip Smffh mW daughter and Mrs. L. Hjl county fair . _ Mr. and Mrs. Mason Rowland , turned t0 the States after ta _ , , Miss Frances Rowland and Sgt. Jack! tost Goodlin attended the football game l-2t Anderson Juanita, to Sgt. John H. Davenport,) JT:, son of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Davenport, Sr., of Goldville. Miss Lehman is a graduate of Cen tral high school in Paterson, and is employed by an insurance company in that city. J. HEWLETTE WASSON. J. P. L. C. charger. Requires only 30 minutes, without removing battery from car. FOR SALE—Brick residence on Cal- $1.00. Joe's Esso Service. Phone ver f avenue known as W. H. 128. Francis spent a few days recently] in Lynchburg, Va. Miss Fannie Smith spent Sgt. Davenport is a graduate of Clinton high school and recently re- ^ Shands home. In perfect condition, week-end in Greenwood with Mr v j n Spartanburg 531^3^ night ^N Poland China pigs Terms if desired a^ reasonable j-ate. J and M rs. Joe Wilbanks. ' j ua mta Rowland of Sparfanburg, FOR SALE - - „ yy ; weighing about 50 lbs H. H. Hoi- in er ^ e > me a onc e. . -i S-Sgt. Richard Adams spent toe’j 0 j ned fhem for the game, loway. John H. Young Estate. ip Nance, Cross Hill. tfcj week-end with his parents, Mr. and m "^7. CYCLONE SEED SOWERS for small Mrs. W. E. Adams. grain and grasses, Sower Repairs,! Mrs. VV’hite Tucker and children; 50 lb. LARD TINS—Bright Tin. pairs and StuMng Artachments for, ^ Pans Wheelbarrows and Turn h ave returned home after spending Sausage Mihs, Home ri * i nJ—Blakely - Burton’s toe week in Greer with Mr. Tucker’s nounce toe birth of a son, Ansel La Birth Announcement Mr. and Mrs. J. Lloyd Smith an- Charred Kegs and 10-gallon Kraut ; P low Re P a to s - v' „ ni Rnrtnn’c < Hirdw a re .It Hardware & Seeds. Telephone 188. .parents. Kegs. Blakel>-Burton s Hardware — Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Seeds. Telephone 188. 1 ^ - •«> « ^ — « _ . OAAKA A«AAO. A \ Cl I 1 ti H Ci ROSE BUSHES. We will have R° se : daughter, Sheila, of WTiitmire, spent Bushes again this fall. Call by now ^he week-end with Mr. and Mrs. L. giante, October 15th. Returns From Hospital Friends of Mrs. Floyd Wicker will be interested to know she has return- NOTICE—If you want a good white- J ,• faced steer for your locker or to and place your order for delivery on H . Poag. , , , , M can «ee me J. Hafnp Stone. l-0p arrival. Red. Pink, Wh.te, Yellow, Ro be r t Poore and children spent'f d bome [ rom Moores clinic in Co- ——T w » T -- TTT and Multicolor. Blakely - Burtons th e week-end in Anderson with rela- lumbia where she underwent a foot SPECIAL ON RENEWALS — Life Hardware & Seeds. Telephone 188. tives operation. Magazine from now until Novem- ^ XT „. u. ".I Miss ber 10, 2 years $7.00, 3 years $10. NO _ TI ? E . “„ Nd # hUT ^ n i' : ^ ihi y ill Mae Amick of Prosperity, _ . a nf mapiyines have been trespassing of any kind on rhy s P en t the week-end with Misses! »P s til" ^ .rftFranrJ^ C property. T. J. Leake. 8 -5p; Mildred and Jeanette Adams. ! The Woman’s Missionary Society taken off restricted list. Frances L. Miss Marcia Q’ S hj e i ds S p en t the held toeir regular monthly meeting Winn, 33 South Owens Stree. Phone MIMEOGRAPH PAPER—Letter and 417-J. ISNovp legal size, 500 sheets package. The Chronicle Pub. Co. TERMITE CONTROL—Termites are flying ants. W’hy let them eat up FOR SALE— your property. Termites work winter i and summer and are destroying over fifty million dollars worth of prop erty yearly. To be sure, have a free' inspection. Call J. R. Crawford,! Phone 10. Termite Co. of S. C. M. D. W’lley, Mgr., Batesburg, S. C. DEVOE'S COLD WATER PAINTS for Interior in W’ide Range of Pas tel Tints. Reduced Prices now in, ••fleet. Also Devoe-Ravnold's House ■ I> '* Adair bt Paints and Varnishes. Blakely-Bur-, SO me ITEMS YOU ARE PROBAB- ton’s Hardware & Seeds. Telephone E y LOOKING FOR 188. lc 1—small car. 1—station wagori. 1— tricycle. 2— scooters 4—26 in. boys’ bicycles. 2—20 in. boys’ bicycles. 1— 26-in. girls’ bicycle 2— table model radios. 1—electric iron. , 4 L. L. COOPER BICYCLE SHOP Phone 210-M STRAY hog at my place on Route 1. near Duncan's Creek. Owner please call for some. Luther Medlock. Ip BABY CHICKS. Barred Rocks, White Rock', and R. I Reds. Also Feeds, Supplie.'. Remedies and Oyster Shells. Blakely-Burtons Hardware & Seeds. Telephone 188. lc| 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. Termite Co. of S C., M. D. Wiley, Mgr., Batesburg, S. C. tf WOOD FOR SALE—Slabs and hard wood for Ashley heaters, in lengths desired. Apply to J. R. Snider, Rt. 1, Clinton. 15-5p LIFE—Special savings offer for re- 1 newal subscriptions only. 2 years! $7.00, or 3 years $10. Gilbert Blakely, •Phone 188.' 11-tf FOR LEAKY SHOES use our W’ea- ther-Proof Shoe Oil. It also makes shoes last longer and wear better. Shoe Soles. Shoe Tacks, Shoe Lasts; and Panco Leather. Blakely-Burtdn's Hardware & Seeds. Telephone 188. | —Stove Pipe, Dampers. —W’arm Aire Heaters Hold fire all night). —Flashlights, Broom Rakes. —Fluorescent Lights. —Electric W’ire, Switches. —Electric Bottle Sterilizers. —Milk Bottles and Caps. —Pliers, Visegrjp Wrenches. —Two-horse Wagons. —Hand Saws, Tool Boxes. —Toilet Seats. —Well Pump Repairs. —Galvanized Pipe, cut and threaded. —Padlocks, Hinges. —Brass Polish, Mops. —Aluminum Levels. —Stove Pipe Ovens. —Dust Pans, Paint Brushes. —Shellac, Wax. —Axes, Picks, Scoops. —Electric Soldering Irons. —Portable Grates. —Milk and Lard Cans. —Iron Cords, Irons Repaired. —Dupont Paints. —Window Glass. -‘-Butcher Knives. —Paring Knives. ( —Cow Halters and Chains. COPELAND'S HARDWARE SUPPLY CO., Telephone 15 SYMPATHY ACKNOWLEDGMENT CARDS Beautifully engraved, excellent grade paper. Chronicle Pub. Co. Phone 74 TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING MACHINES Sales and Service CLEANING A SPECIALTY Reasonable Charges KENNETH N. BAKER Phone 3M LATEST RECORDS Received Each Week SHEET MUSIC MIKE'S RADIO & RECORD SHOP LAURENS, S. C. Below Bus Station Mrs. week-end with near Clinton. Mrs. Bill Boyd, Mrs. M. E. Smith I naemb « rs present, and daughter, Joyce, and Miss Aud-< Th 0 president, Mrs. W. W. Hair, rey O’Shields motored to Augusta, presided over the business hour and S Ga., recently. ithe program was under the direction ig Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Stroud spent' of Mrs. Joe Purdy. The topic of the i; the week-end in Prosperity with the month was, “Our Baptist Schools of ; M. G. Smith jOctobe^r ^ t ‘" h J^ch 3 with ^2 latter’s parents. the South.” Those taking part on / NOW OPEN CITY FINANCE & LOAN CO. PERSONAL LOANS Courteous. Confidential Service S. BROAD STREET CLINTON, S. C. Below Royal Cleaners • T WANTED— Office safe, prefer time TRES p ASS NOTICE — No hunting,' Va ., spent the week-end here with. . 4 . .. lock, screw door type. Must be, ^ any ^ Mrs. Elliott and daughters. | purpose of the get-together was a Mr. and Mrs. Rolfe Clark and th e program were: Mrs. M. A. Bry-j Jimmy spent the week-end in Greer ant, Mrs. Jack Ridings, and Mrs. with the latter’s mother, Mrs. W.,G. Furman Frady. Puckett. ' The hostesses, Mrs. L. H. Poag,; Mrs. Annie Garrett of Clinton, Mrs. Alice Brown, Miss Sallie Craig, was a Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Thomas, Mrs. W. C. Gard- Mrs. Ralph Stroud. ner and Mrs. Miriam Hamm, served Sgt. John Henry Davenport, son coffe e, sandwiches and cookies, of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Davenport. 1 ^ * is back in our community with an Chicken Supper Enjoyed honorable discharge. ^ Richard Willingham of the Mari- famed at their home Saturday with g \ m time Service, stationed at St. Peters- a chicken stew. Those enjoying this ] burg, Fla., is home for a few days occfcsioni other than the family, were: due to the death of his grandfather, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Bragg and daugh-' 1 John Willingham, in Newberry. te r of Newberry, Mr. and Mrs. Roy| Mrs. J. E. Boyce, Mrs. J. B. Als- Boyce, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Stroud brook, Jerry and Jimmy of Sumter, and Mr ' and Mrs Joe Purdy. visited relatives here over the week- ~~~ end _ | Baptist Church Group Meets Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Summers and The Intermediate G. A.s of the daughter, Betty, visited in Columbia Goldville Baptist church met with ft Sunday. Mrs. Harold Murphy on Milton Road M Mrs. Cora Lee Boyce and daughter 1 Monday night. The meeting was de- Frances, visited in Augusta, Ga., Sat-, voted to the studying of “The Foor- urday . ward Steps.” Mrs. M. A. Bryant Mrs. Calvin Owens, Mrs. James 1 met with the grou P and s P oke on Cooley, Miss Eva McBurnette and ‘‘ The Value of Studying to Pass the Miss Cora Johnson were visitors in Forward Steps Whitmire Saturday. Mrs. Albert Hughes and Jerry, and Mrs. Rolfe Clark and Carolyn visited relatives Sunday in Clinton. Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt Morris and children visited the former’s father, B. J. Morris, in Newberry Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harley Lyons vistied relatives in Laurens Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Craven, Mrs.! . i Mattie Hayes and Junior Hayes were! ^ Demonstration Party Given Sunday guests in Batesburg. | I ° n last Thursday; Mrs. Sigsbee Pvt. Calvin Elliott, of Norfolk, Hai u r entertained a group of ladies 1 at her home on 5 Taylor street. The * v * : During the social hour Mrs. Mur phy served coffee and fruit cake. Those attending this interesting meeting were: Melba Gardner, Bet- S ty Galloway, Audrey • O’Shields, \\ Joyce Frady, Flora Nell Holsonback, g Velda Farmer, Betty Rowe, Barbara Willingham, Joyce Smith, Loviise White and Nadine Bridges. RADIATOR SERVICE We are now equipped to boil out your dogged radiator with the latest equipment. BRING US YOUR CAR FOR A FIRST-CLASS JOB. reasonably priced. State dimensions. „ fishi " e or ' respassing r „ etc. Box 773 Goldville. l-2c allowl?d on ,hc $ i! Giles Chevrolet Co. f the un- GOOD NEWS—All restrictions lifted cuted. on Good Hou.^keeping and Cosmo politan. These magazines accept new and renewal subscrijptions for one or more years. Gi^ftfert. Blakely, Phone 188. _ FOR SALE — One all-metal baby stroller and two folding gates, i Phone 362. Mrs. Eddie' Slier. lc — dersigned. Violators will be prose- HOLLAND GROWN HYACINTHS, Tulips, Crocus, Iris and* Other Bulbs. Ask for a Free Bulb Descrip tive Folder in Colors. Also Paper- white Narcissus Bulbs. Blakely-Bur- ton's Hardware & Seeds. Telephone 188. lc OR SALE—Moore's circulating cab inet coal heater, medium size, radically new. Phone 392-W. Mrs. . M. Timmerman. lc ANSY PLANTS. Giant Blooms in Mixed Colors. Also Bone Meal, igoro and Sheep Manure to make* lem grow. Blakely-Burton’s Hard ware & Seeds. Telephone 188. lc MAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTIONS — Place your order with me for both new and renewals of magazines of all kinds. Prompt attention to all orders. Frances Winn, 33 South Owens St. Phone 417-J.. ISNovp 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. T H. D. HENRY. JOHN W. LITTLE i 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. THORNWELL OR PHANAGE. W. J. HENRY. Capt and ~ Mrs Fred ^Ross and' Stanley Brush demonstration. Mrs. daughter, Fredna,’ of Tyler, ‘Texas, Ered G 4 oss t ett of Laurens - g ave ^ ^ ! are visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. D. O’Dell 1 de P} ons V I atlon - T t», and Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Ross. Capt. „ Mps ’ Halr \ a f slst ® d by Mrs ' J ' ^ , Ross is on terminal leave and will Ross - served hamburgers, tea and * :: receive his discharge January 1st. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Cathy of Char lotte, N. C., entertained in the Gold Room of the Hotel Bartfinger on Sun day in honor of Mrs. C. W. Moore’s 75th birthday. Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Carr and children were amorig the many invited guests. Mrs. Moore is of Gaffney and is Mrs. Carr’s mother. , ^ ,, , Those enjoying the oecasfflii were: Sgt. Charles Galloway has receiv- R . Gallowav Sara Olllowav ed his discharge and is now with i y y Galloway, bara noway, b * ww wi »*!j oyce Frady, Wallace Abrams, Na- salad buffet style. Enjoys Birthday Party On Saturday evening Alvin Nabors celebrated his birthday with a Hal lowe’en party at the home of his g parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Nabors, g Hallowe'en games, favors and dec- ft orations added to the festivity of the occasion. Those enjoying the occa: jMrs. Gallqway here. Ralph Prater is spending a few d$iys in Atlanta on business. ' |Mrs. Sallie Crocker of Whitmire, spent the week-end with her daugh ter, Mrs. John Gaskin. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hunnicutt had Mr. and Mrs. Rice and children of Ninety-Six for guests Sunday. Pfc. Glenn Carr of Mt. Home, Idaho, has rettfi^ried to Goldville. Pfc. Carr has hCs discharge. Sgt. Jack Goodlin of Knoxville, Tenn., spent a few days last week with Miss Frances Rowland. Sgt. Goodlin has served three years in the European theater of war and has re ceived an honorable discharge. Mrs. Scrappy Phillips, Misses Sara dine Bridges, Ronnie Bryant, Mary FOOTBALL PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE VS. CAMP MACKALL PMC? WEAK? if Friday, October 26 8:00 P. M. from lost of etMMMN? GlrUl Women! If you lose ao much dur ing monthly periods that you feel weak, “dragged out”—this may be due to low blood Iron. 8a try Lydia E. Plnkham's TANxrs—one 0P4be beat home waya to help build up zed blood In such cases. Plnkham’s Tablets aze one of the great est blood-Iron tonics you can buy. PoUow label directions. Ij* LMtaBY YftMCVS * f Johnson Athletic Field Presbyterian College Campus it Admission (Tax Included): STUDENTS AND SERVICE MEN GENERAL ADMISSION . . I ' I *-•' iMneiW Wai<— '.