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l ■ 1 l rf Thursday, November 15,11945 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Page Five MAHAN WORLD’S FINEST PECAN 1 to 2 ft. trees—$2.00 each 2 to 3 ft. trees—$3.00 each 25cash with order; balance C. 0. D. W. H. BROCK, Agent a Route 5 (at Cooperative School) Spartanburg, S. C. — Items for the Kiddies! Coasters, Jack's Ponies, See-Saws, Table Sets, Doll Cradles, Doll Strollers, Rockers, High Chairs, Desk Sets, Child's Cedar Chests, etc. PRATHER-SIMPSON Furniture Company f r /s A/or fffsr /?: TO SWAP uopsps w//s/v _ CPOSS/A/G a srpeAM... It is not best to do without that needed extra furni- ■ k ture when owning it would add so much pleasure t<? liv ing; especially when it can be bought at such money saving prices as are shown on all our price tags. Come in and see what we mean. It’s a pleasure to serve you. < PRATHER-SIMPSON FURNITURE CO. Clinton, S. C. “The Home Makers” Phone 167 . * r-' f"' v \ ■■rrj Five Reasons tor Buying Mere Than Before in The .. ; S- vmoiiy OR"” mrm m LOAN 1 r ^ 11 SPsX I w v a,. ySSsii&sSi;.. ? mmmm mmm mm To hasten demobilization of our fighting men! To provide for hospitalization and rehabilitation! To speed reconversion! To guard against inflation! -ej To build up your own backlog of savings! Buy Your VICTORY BONDS at ■ 1 rMr . * v i (Where Penney customers from Coast to Coast have *dlrijody bought over $300,000,000.00 worth off War Bonds!) 4 WEEK-END T^JUPS . , VISITORS . . ILLNESS BRIEFS... ABOUT THE PEOPLE YOU KNOW Items of Interest Concerning Clinton Residents with industrial and employment highly industrialized centers to^ the problems. , . smaller towns, more particularly in The policy of the bill is in line also the South and West. with fhe trend pf big industry to de-"" CLINTON CHRONICLE centralize its business move from 1 The Newspaper Everybody Reads Friends of Miss Maude Geer will be interested to know she is conva lescing at home following a stay at Misses Rebecca Howard, Louise Smiley, and Josephine Smiley, also students at Winthrop college, spent Hays hospital, where she received Sunday with her parents, treatment for severe hand burns. j David Boland of the Navy, sta- Mrs. W. M. Perdue and Mrs. W. W.-; tioned at Mayport, Fla., spent the Smith of Laurens, spent the week-, wee * t-end - w ‘ t * 1 father, F. M. Bol-^* end in Little Mountain with the for- and * and ^ rs - Boland, mer’s daughter, Mrs. James Sligh. Miss Peggy Johnson, student at Mis. .Luciie Uldrick spent the S week> r end in Abbeville with rela J. A. YEARGIN CIVIL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR PHONE 423 :Jk CLINTON, S. C. tives the week-end here with friends. Jimmy Von Hollen of Greenvillb, spent the week-end with his parents, .Pat Dixon of Oak Ridge, Mr and Mrs j H . Von Hollen. Mrs. Clyde S. Lankfojb^ accompan- National Bank Building Tenn.^ Is spending this week with A. I. her parents, Mr. and Mrs Dixon. Mrs. E. F. Culbreath of Charlotte, N. C., spent Tuesday with her mothi er, Mrs. O. I. Sheely. Miss Dorothy Riha of Chicago, UK, is the guest this week of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wilkes. i led by Mrs. James Turner of Comer,: i comer. | Ga., spent a few days last week <inj Norfolk, V@., as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Seay. Miss Lily Yarborough was the| week-end guest of Mr. and Mrs., Nevin Harris in Clemson. Mrs. W. M. Chaney left this week; H. D. HENRY 1898-1945 F. M. BOLAND Friends of Mrs. B. F. Wingard W eek where she will buy spring mer will be sorry to know she is ill a t| c handise for her Clinton and Lau- her. home. ' ’ ^ i tens stores. Mr. and Mrs. John Boyd, Lewis Mrs. J. H. Stone spent the week- Boyd, Pfc. and Mrs. David Boyd of' enc i i n Anderson with relatives. Baltimore, Md., spent Sunday in Lt. (jg) John D. Davis left Satur- S Charlotte, N. C., with Mrs. D. B. da y f or San Diego, Calif., after visit- | Kanoy. They were accompanied by in g hj s parents, Mr. and Mrs. John 1 ! Misses Betty Jo Boyd and Margaret D . Davis, several weeks. Thomason, students at Winthrop col- i Mrs. Ralph Holcomb, who has been H. D. HENRY & COMPANY INSURANCE STOCKS — BONDS — REAL ESTATE Federal Loans Negotiated On Real Estate Telephone 121 f 2 W^WW — — V w lege. making her home in Greenwood, is Col. Robert E. Wysor of Camp vusiting her mother, Mrs, Irene Pitts. Blanding, Fla., is visiting his family here. V. P. Adair and Carl Chaney at tended the Upper South Carolina conference of the Methodist church at Clemson Sunday. Capt. and Mrs. Kitt R. McMaster have returned from St. George, where they have been visiting the former’s piarenb>. Mrs. McMaster’s parents, Mr. ana Mrs. W. H. Simp-, son. went dawn yesterday and ac-i Mrs. Cliff Elkins has returned to; com p an i ed them home her home in Tampa, Fla., after Mrs. B. M. Anderson spent thej spending some time with her parents, weekend at her home in Woodruff. ! Mr. and Mrs. John D. Davis. i Lt. J. W. Milam of the navy, is vis-; George C. (Kit) Young left, last iting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. week for Fort Belvoir, Va., after Milam. spending the last month with his par- Mrs. W. J. Duncan and Mrs. Nene. ents, Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Young. , Workman sp&tftf)the week-end in Collie W. Anderson, John W. Fin- Andersoti as tho guests of 5 Mr. and ney, Jr., and Harry Nettles spent Mrs. Elliior Adams, and attended the several days last week in New York. Upper State Methodist conference in Mr. and Mrs. Morhead Hughes Clemson oh Sunday, spent the week-end in Honea Path Mrs. Jj T. Langston, who'has been with the^ latter’s parents, Mr. and visiting her sister, Mrs. Agnes Kern, > returned to her home in Darlington yesterday. Industrialization of Rural America Is Sought Mrs. A. C. Hughes. Capt. and Mrs. William G. King, Jr., stationed at San Antonio, Texas, are visiting the former’s parents, j Mr. and Mrs. W. G. King. Capt. King recently returned to the States from* a tour of duty in the Philippines. Friends of Mrs. George R. Blalock) will be interested to know she is (Continued from page one) convalescing at Hays hospital fol- assist small business with special 1 al lowing an appendectomy Tuesday. tention to financial and technical snrrv^rf rary needs; recommend loans ot financial sorry to know he continues critically ill at his home on East Carolina ave-! authorities in support of small busi- nue. . ness and industrialization and en- Mrs. J. B.. Nicholson had as her courage-full participation of business guests Sunday J. E. Thomas, C. L. men in community-wide efforts to Thomas, C. A. Baker, Mrs. W. G. Griffith, Mrs. Lester Antley and Mrs. deal wiih industrial and employment H. P. DuBose of Jefferson. | problems. Friends of Mrs. J. L. Addison of For the secretary of labor, he shall Goldyille, will be interested to know gj ve special attention to developing she is improving at Hays hospital, ~ where she is a patient. (effective employment for all avail- Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Pinson spent ; able workers, raising the size, nature Sunday in Pallet with Mrs. Robert' an ? , sk u in °/ the prospective and pres- Ly nn | ent labor force in relation to employ- Friends of Mif C. W. Stone will lment opportunities on a local basis; be interested to know she is conva-1 tra , in wo t rker s to take advantage of; lescing at Hays hospital where shei mdustnal J° b opportunities; inform, has been a patient for several days. worke t rs °/ pr ^, and Potential job Mrs. Gary Dillard and Mrs. Paul .opportunities locally and nationally; miH in nr»V' ncw cnift nr Does Turner spent Tuesday in Charlotte, N. C. Friends of Mrs. Ryland F. Sum- ; erel will be interested to know she is a patient at Hays hospital, where she is undergoing treatment. Miss Ira Bell Summers of Gold- ville, is a patient at Hays hospital where she recently underwent an j appendix operation. Mr. and Mrs. Judson Brehmer of Columbia, spent the week-end with the former’s sister and brtother-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Todd. Hugh N. Denson, who recently re ceived his discharge from the ser vice, has accepted a position with C-W-S Guanq, company. Mrs. Cecil ^age of Spartanburg, is visiting her mother-in-law, Mrs. Rhett P. Adair, and Mr. Adair. Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Ray and chil dren spent the week-end in Whit mire with relatives. Mrs .Jack W. Anderson spent sev eral days last week in Birmingham, Ala., with Mrs. Charles Anderson. Friends of Mrs. M. B. Chandler will be interested to know she has returned to her home where she is convalescing from an attack of pneu monia, after being a patient at Hays hospital the past week. Miss Sara Stone spent the week end in Orangeburg with her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Bouknight. ; Mrs. Kenneth Matheson spent the week-end in Charlotte, N.»C., with Mrs. D. S. Matheson and Miss Ernest Bbhannon. Mrs. Charles Anderson of Bir mingham, Ala., is spending the win ter with Mrs. George W. Bailey. Mr. and Mrs. George Sineath and son, George, spent the week-end in Spartanburg with Mr. and Mrs. Win field Bryson. Lt. and Mrs. Robert Black and little daughter, Ame Lou, are visit ing the former’s mother in York. Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Dillard, Mrs. Reese Young and son, Reese, spent Sunday in Augusta, Ga., with J. H. Dillard, who was celebrating his 76th birthday. Sgt. Gene Avery of Fort McPher son, Ga., spent the week-end with Mrs. Avery. Miss Carolyn Henry, student at Winthrop college, Rock Hill, spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William J. Henry. Miss Virginia Henry, accompanied by aid in any necessary shift of workers in community-wide efforts to deal With (/Our home in ashes, INSURANCE would he cheap a* aog price CLINTON REALTY Cr INSURANCE CO. B. H. Boyd B. Hubert Boyd Phone 6 accurate In the compounding of prescriptions, there’s no tolerance for error. Our skilled pharmacists are trained to standards of exacting accuracy. Bring your llexr prescription here for compounding ! r A Smith's Pharmacy The Rexall Store #F S( RlHIlUN Your Own Checking Account By Mail . . . Wasted time can be harnessed and put to good use! One way is by maintaining X our checking account by mail. Then you can draw chedts and make deposits no further from home or office than the nearest mailbox. New accounts invited. ** M. S. Bailey & Son BANKERS Established 1886 (mnoeOJMyM... “We Nave Toned The Coroer" t - ” She is a telephone service representative and front now on her story is more cheerful. New switchboards, cables, wire and telephones needed to provide more serv ice are becoming available in increasing volume. But to catch up on held orders for service and to make replacements that were necessarily postponed during the war will require very large additions to our telephone plant. It is a tremendous construction job that will require much time tdj complete even after the delivery of equip ment by the manufacturers. So she cannot promise just when all orders will be filled. There are places where we have complicated switchboards to install, even places where we must build new buildings or building additions to house new switchboards. I ; u. n But she can say that we are on our way to give service to all who want it—on our way to restore Bell System standards of service and raise them even higher. ■V’ v _ y ’ SOUTHERN BELL TELEPKONEAND TELEGRAPH COMPANY ' I N cb e rO « AT I 0 { . • 1>