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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Thursday, December 20, 1945
Want Atis
TO RENT — TO FIND
vy*, TO BUY — TO SELL
Ererybody Reads the Want Ads
Terms: Cash -\
Want Ads SOCIETY
FOR SALE —Invalid’s wheel chair.
Apply Hays Hospital. _ tf
Sale —iD'ark blue
(Contniued from page three)
FOR SALE —;Dark blue pre-war di ne witn a wmte blouse and black
baby' carriage in good condition, accessories. Her flowers were a cor-
Phone 197. 1c sa g e Q f white carnations and maiden
NOTICE—‘s Price 1 Sale going on at
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Plaxico, Mr. and
Mrs. H. M. Young, Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Turner, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Casque,
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. ‘Williams of
Greenwood. Mrs. J. Will Leake, Mrs.
H. E. Sturgeon,^Mr, and Mrs. C. E.
Gallow’ay, Mr. Oand Mrs. John W.
Finney, Sr., Mrs. John W. Finney, Jr.^
named will include;, in addition to! including a field executive frnvtiie
the executive and his new field di-j textile communities, a field execu-
rector, an assistant executive, a Ne-1 tive for the Pickens and Oconee dis-
gro field director, and field executive tricts and a field executive for the
for the Andereon and Greenwood, Laurens, Clinton ajid Newberry dis-
districts. ; tricts.”
‘Later,” said Mr. Williamson, “we I
METAL CITY MAIL BOXES, 50-lb. hair fer "; t - ,«* T
Lard TiA$^Handy All Metal Carts,! Immediately after the wedding an [book.’ Dr. and Mrs. R. W.' Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Adair. Mrs. Cafli intend to secure three more workers,!
Taylor of Laurens, kept the bride’s ~ —
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Moore’s Dress Shoppe J \c Broom R?kes, Garden., Rakes and informal reception was given honor- ; se rved punch.
FOR SALE—All kinds of wood. See Full Line^ Handle Tools. Blakely- In the/lining _ rooin the exquisitely)
H. J. Pitts.
lc Burton’s Hardware & Seeds. Tele- roorn .^ ace - cove r ed s , appointed bride’s table was overlaid!
oilers ' phone 188: lc wa f | with a lace cloth and adorned with a
Pip -«ed cotton. Hu- carnationr’an^Vern^TaH 1 white’^ta-l “P
if , - , . I topped wtih\ a minature bride and
pers burned in silver holders. kl se “! bridegroom, arranged on a reflector
FOR SALE — Fryers and
H. H. Holloway. Phone 22.
—T ~ , , ~T7 Jf/fjCT ' bert J. Pitts.
oaoers Sandwiches, Soft Drinks, FQR -SAL?—General Electric refrig-' where in the room white azaleas and and decorated with w’hite roses and
lee Cream Peanuts. Clinton Bus' erator in good condition. May/be; chrysanthemums were used * a |’1 fern.■ Tall wejdding tapers burned ini
Terminal Phone 59. tf seen at city water and light platftTyp oration. Coffee, cake, mints and sa H- holders.
* ern , _ -t -— —; ed nuts were served. Serving were, .
CHRISTMAS r lt\EES. Oregon Spruce WOOD FOR SALE—Slabs and hard- : Robbie King, Marian Pitts,; Elsewhere in tl\e dining room
and Cetiars. c'all by and make your wood for Ashley heaters, in , Alliene Copeland, Martharene Pitts,) ^ ow ^ s . roses > carnations and
ider, R^. H p 0 ily Elrod and Mrs. R. W. Johnson! d ^ * n candelabra were efft^......|
selection now. Blakely-Burton’s desired. Apply to J..R. Snider
Hardware & Seeds. Telephone 188. Clinton. •’
can-
effective.
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Holcombe presided! *°l i and f€rn , v :« re about the !
j/Dook in the den.
cake at
1 Pink carnations, pink and white glad-
Anderson, Jr.
NOTICE — No
of Greer.
FOR SALE —Girl’s bicycle in good WE REPAIR, re-tire and re-paint^ Unde’s/4inok [ n tbe den (other rooms of the house,
condition Good tires. $15.00. W. R tricycles, bicycles, wagons, scooters o\er the bride s,book m the den. .
4lp and small cars. L. L. Cooper, 49 N. | During the a^ernoon the bride and! Cuting ice cream and
- Adair St tf! bridegroom left, for a wedding trip, (either end of the table were Mrs.
hunting, fishing, or ;| Mrs. Dula is the attractive daugh- 1 S. G. Dillard and Mrs. B. H. Henry.
PLANTS, Sweetj ter Rhett P. k Adair and the late Serving were Misses Harriet Minus,
nVilliam .Plants and Thrift Plants. Mrs Adair (Madeline York). She 1 Martha Wood.i Margaret Brown,!
Snapdragons in Separate Colors of, has capa biy held apposition the past (Myra Adair, Lillian Dillard, Kather-l
trespassing of any kind on th^S^APDRAGON
property of John T. Young.
ibinet radio
^^Uio^ .Red }U...Y*How or in Mixed Beuline Dicus ’ and “Henrietta Young,
® - - - • Colors. All are outdoor 8 c ° w n • j Tplpnhnne romnanv and has a wide Barrie Jean Wihgard and Alberta 1
J. J. Johns, 20 Jefferson St.
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FREE SERVICE—Drive in and have Telephone/188
your windshield cleaned, THRIFT PLANTS — Red, White, j and Mrs. John Felix Dula (Madge
boards brushed, batteries checked, p mk p mk w j lh vV'hite Eye, and Pink Shell) of Laurens, has recently been
air in tires. Joe’s Esso Service. Phone Red Eye ^ ow is the time to discharged fro/h the service after
for <?r>rini7 Klowpr<; Blake- serving se
j a - “ - | Telephone company and has a
Blakely-Burton s Hardware & Seeds. c j rc j e admiring friends here. j Baldwin pinned on favors. Mary 1
lci Mr. Dula, the son of the late Mr. Blakely and Barbara Workman serv
!2t.
gjas
bubbles in it. 8 old bail brass han-! phone 188
die*. 7 old small brass knobs. 2 an-1 nn ^. x S pn
pique china fruit dishes on stands. 1
Mrs. W'. W r . Harris. >
transplant for Spring Flowers. Blake- serving several years overseas.
~ le-1 The young coup’
Ic'home in Laurens.
WANTED —Old pane of glass with’ly-Burton’s Hardware & Seeds. Tele-! The young couple will make their
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mints. . |
During the evening the bride and
bridegroom left for a weddingHyp.j
For traveling the bride wore a stun-
ning brown dressmaker suit with |
a matching topcoat, pale pink hat 1
Miss Elizabeth Nelson
that cow! Give her a
„ n chance to produce with Spartan;
— 1 18% Dairy Feed Insufficient or im-lii/ J pLj|j D Clement In
DONT feed hens that won’t lay! ! proper feed is the cause of most, fall|^ TCU '
Take out the culls and sell them and winter slumps. Spartan 18% J Beautiful ChUTCh RltCS
for meat. Put the balance of your;Dairy Feed will enable your ,cow to | In a b eau tif u l wedding of wide
flock on Spartan Laying Mash. If do her best. C-W-S Guano Co. social interest, Miss Sarah Elizabeth
th*y don’t lay they are roosters. Or- ; ra Y 0 ur handy super service battery, Nelson became the bride of Philip
and gloves and brown patent leather
der Spartan Laying Mash today. Wei ^ r Requires only 30 minutes.iM. Clement, Jr., of Charleston, at 7
•have it! C-W -S Guano Co. lc . ... » — a,,onincr nor'PmKer
FOR SALE—Nice farm with
and plenty of timber, one mile; ,28.
from Clinton. Cash or terms. A. E. ^RRjgTM\S
Cleveland Ip
L c vithoiit* removing battery from car! o’clock Saturday evening, December _
house n.OO. Joe’s Esso Service. Phone 15, in Broljd Street Methodist^church.,
shoes and bag. Her flowers were a
'corsage of camellias.
Mrs. Clement, the talented daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jeffer- 1
son Leake, is a graduate of Furman!
university, Greenville. She has suc
cessfully* taught in the Clinton city
schools for several years and is quite
ponular with the younger set.
Mr. Clement is the son of Mr. andi
SUGGESTIONS. 24-
piece Silver Plated Table Ware,
FRUIT TREES, SHRUBBERY. Pecan Pyrex Ovenware, Fountain Pens,
Trees, Grape Vines and other Archery Sets, Hearth Brooms, Kitch-
items. Call by and make your selec- en Ladders, Andirons and Electric
lion from our new list. Blakely- Churns. Blakely-Burton’s Hardware
Burton’s Hardware ’& Seeds. Tele- & Seeds. Telephone 188. lc
phone 188.
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FOR SALE — Milk cow with
three' months old. Gentle,
gives three gallons milk per day. See dozen. Chronicle Pub. Co
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PENCILS—The best 5c Pencils made
calf —Dixon Ticonderoga and Eagle
and Mirado. Buy them boxed by the
i ~ ^ r n <*. ... , Philip M. Clement, Sr., of
tf The Rev. P. L. Bauknight °^ lciated », Charleston. He is a graduate of Pres-
using the double ring ceremony ^jbyterian college. After servin^-#;ev-i
the presence of a large assemblage ot. era j y ears overseas, he has begn, dis-
relatives and friends. i charged from the army.
Tall floor baskets of white gladioli The y 0Ung covl pi e w iR make their-
and snapdragons, with a background l home in charleston,
of ferns, were effectively arranged, 0 ut-.of-t6wn guests were: Mr. and
on either side of a white arch, cen- lMrs Phil ^^ clement, Sr., Mrs T
tered with a rosebud bell on thei w Zgigier, sister of the bridegroom,
altar. Myriads of cathedral candles ^j rs L 0 j s Knox, Mrs. C. H. Quarter-
in candelabra on the chancel, and ; man, Mr. and Mrs. Dan E. Fishburne,
also marking the family pews, cast a| all of charleston; Capt. and Mrs.
isoft glow over the wedding scene.
Rutledge Holland.
DELUXE
PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY—Bol,l,
iff Mrs. James Pitts, organist, Mrs.
G. B. Sheppard of Laurens, violinist,
A GUT DELUXE Sheaffer s Life- weevils destroy cotton Termites ^ rs j u ]j an Coleman, soprano, Mrs.
time Pen and Pencil Sets of new destroy property. Have your home (R w . Wade contra i t o and Miss
precision construction. Guaranteed protected against such da mag 0 We ; wnson Ha \ mm ; ndi s0pran ’ 0i furrdshed
for life. Only a few. The ideal Christ- can give you a guaranteed job. Call,^ wedd ^ g music Before the cer e-
mas gift. Chronicle Pub. Co. J. R Crawford, Clinton, Pbone lO.iy Mrs/Pilts p la y e d “The Rosary”
NU-WAY WEATHER STRIPPING. c r-’ D ' W *;!(Nevin) and “Liebestraum” (Liszt).
Easy to apply and keep the cold I Mgr., Batesburg, C. U | MrS Coleman sang “Because”
out 45 lb. to 90 lb. Roll Composition BULK SWEET PEAS—Spencer Mix-1 (d’Hardelot), Mrs. Wade sang “O
Roofing, Lead Head Roofing Nails, ed Colors, New Assortment of | Promise Me” (DeKoven) and Mrs.
and Cement Coated Nails. Blakely- Flower Seeds, Bulbs, Vigoro, Bone; Sheppard played “Ave Maria” (Schu-
Burton’s Hardware & Seeds. Tele-, Meal and Sheep Manure. Blakely- bert), “Ah, Sweet Mystery of Life”
phone 188. lc Burton’s Hardware & Seeds. Tele-land "I’m Falling in Love” (Herbert).
CHRISTMAS CARDS - Last call P hone 188 - Ic - The br,dal chorus ' w,th violln ob -
with a few still left, 21 to box. HAT MISPLACED — Someone
Chronicle Pub. Co.
through a mistake took the wrong
ligato, from “Lohengrin” was used
for the processional and the wedding
march from “Midsummer Night’s
METAL ELECTRIC BROODERS' ^ T^T 1 ' Dream” (Mendelssohn) for the re
with Automallc Heat Control. Also ) y ■ ■ •! iwic
Leake.
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cessional. After the cermop^ Miss
Hammond sang “O Perfect Love’
Feeders, Fountains. Feeds, Reme
dies, Heat Controls, Brooder Ther- T.RMITE CONTROL—Termites are (Blumfield).
mometers and Leg Bands. Blakely- flying ants. Why let them eat up The usher-groomsmen were Har-
Burtonis Hardware & Seeds. Tele- /our property. Termites work winter wood Nelson of Charleston, brother
phone 188. lc jnd summer and are destroying over of the bride; Almon C. Spencer and
WIU. SELL--at 11 o'clock Saturday-million dollars worth of prop- Capt. B. F. Wingard of this city.
morning. Dec 15. at old hospital I sur 5 a , tre , e
■building in Laurens, small lot of used SL J. R. Crawford,
furniture. A. E. Cleveland. Ip
FOR SALE iL- Boy’s 26-inch bicycle
Phone 10. Termite Co. of S. C.
M. D. Wiley, Mgr., Batesburg, S. C.
John Coker.
lc DUTCH GROWN HYACINTHS, Tu
lips and Daffodils. Also Vigoro,
Miss Martharene Pitts was maid
of honor and the bridesmaids were
Miss Jane Sturgeon of Durham, N. C.,
Joe L. Clement of Fort Worth, Texas
Miss Carolyn Harmon of Charlotte,
N. C.; Mr. and Mrs. Francis M. Ter-(
ry, Francis M. Terry, Jr., Miss Mar-;
tha Bobo, of Greenville; Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Jack!
Sheridan and family, of Greenwood;;
Mrs. Hugh R. Prince, Misses Marian,
and Eleanor Prince, of Abbeville;!
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gault and
daughters, Virginia and Martha, and
Hubert Hendrix, of Fountain Inn,
Mrs. W. Z. Williams, Thomas Tay
lor, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Wier, Mr.
and Mrs. Ross D. Young, Mrs. Carl
Taylor t Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Shep
pard, of Laurens; Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Leake, and Sammie, Jr., of Union?
Boy Scout Staff
To Be- Enlarged
Expansion of the professional staff
of the Blue Ridge Council of Boy
Scouts to include nine workers was
announced yesterday by Scout Ex
ecutive Horace S. Williamson of
Greenville. R. E. Ferguson of this
Miss Nancy Young and Mrs. Almon
Spencer. They wore similar dresses
city, is president of the council.
With some 3,025 scouts and
666
of net with full skirts, fitted lacei cubs now embraced by the area pro-
TERMITF CONTROL — Over two Rone Meal Sheen Manure and T n ? bodices - with peplums, sweetheart ^ rar ">. a ^ . c °u nci1 m ® m-
nvHM11 r. r, 1 , ^ %er lw,u Bone Meal, bneep Manure ana in , klj hrfbelet length sleeves and - bershl P bas been attained and fur-
hundred fiftv thousand structures sertindes. Blakelv-Burton s Hard-l necklines > omelet length sleeves andj^^ expansi(m Qf the p rogram is seen
likely, Mr. Williamson pointed out
hundred fifty thousand structures secticides. Blakely-Burton’s Hard , , . „ . T ,.
have been protected against termite ware & Seeds. .Telephone 188. i c matching flower-trimmed Juliet caps.
Miss Pitts dress was of pink and the
damage. Whv not have your’s pro- - i
tected. Call J. R. Crawford, Phone ( U ANTED—Standard size used baby, bridesmaids’ Were made of turquoise
10 Termite Co. of S. C , M. D. Wiley, bed- ^ a * Mrs. Frank Fowler atjblue. Their flowers were old-fash-
The six staff members, already
Mgr., Batesburg. S. C.
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325-W.
WANTED TO RENTY— Small resi
dence or apartment. Reply to M.l
FOR SCHOOL WORK
dia Ink, black and red, and Car
!p ioned colonial bouquets of Talisman
Higgins In-' roses > miniature yellow cht'ysanthe-
Ringenberg, Phone 798, Laurens.
ter’s white. Chronicle Pub. Co.
20-4p viIMEjOGRAPH PAPER—Letter and
legal size, 500 sheets package. The
"hronicle Pub. Co.
mums and gypsophilia.
Tonita Ann Nelson and Jean Nel-
of Charleston, nieces of the
CLINTON LADY SPIT
UP ACID LIQUIDS FOR
HOURS AFTER EATING
son
ACCIDENT INSURANCE Tickets
cost only 25c a day, pay up to(
$5,000. S. W. Sumerel. Phones 80 SPECIALS for service men and vet-
and 32 - tf erans of World War 2. You can get
bride, were junior bridesmaids. Their
dresses were of blue net with drop-
shoulder effect and long skirts. They
carried colonial bouquets.
The flower girls, Miriam Prince of
For hours after every meal, a Clin
ton lady used to spit up a strong,
acidulous liquid mixed with pieces 1
of half-digested food. She says it was !
awful. At times she would nearly
FOR SALE—
Readers’ Digest for two years for' Abbeville, and Sammie Leake of! ^
$3 0 ° T, lWU nink net ^made witiT nuffed sfeeves lar bowel action - Toda y* this lad y
years $6.00. Ask about the other spe- - Pink net made with puffed sleeves
One-half horsepower motor
Igesi lor IWO years bride were in; dail y headaches and constant irregu-
for one year $3.50, two I union, cousins of the bnde, were in ,
One and one-half 0 horsepower mo- cials. Let me handle your renewal ■ round nock and long skirts ending in
4or. 1 and gift subscriptions — beautiful! ruffles. They carried tiny colonial
Acetylene welding outfit and cut- card sent. Frances C. Winn, 33 S.! nose 8ays.
ting attachment. Owens St., Phone 417-J. Jan3p Escorted by her father, Thomas
.Jefferson Leake, the lovely brunette
Welding table.
Electric blower.
Heavy duty i pressure drill.
Half-icjuh capacity electric drill.
Tool chest and bolt chest with
bolts.
Two heavy bench vices.
Anvil.
Heavy duty tire shrinker.
Wood planer for boards up to 4x12.
Jig saw (24-inch).
• Emery stand including rdeks.
Electric, grinder.
Large collection carpenters
•mechanic’s tools.
FRED WHITLOCK
68 Gary Street
FOR SALE—
2—tricycles.
2—scooters.
2—26-in. boys’ bicycles.
4—’42 model Philco
cabinet radios.
2—radio batteries.
L. L. COOPER BICYCLE SHOP
49 N. Adair Pt! Phone 210-M
NOTICE OF LOST CERTIFICATE
Notice is hereby given that stock
and certificate No - 10 . Masonic Temple,)charleston.
i bride was exquisite in her wedding
gown of ivory satin fashioned with a
sweetheart neckline, long sleeves,
ending in points,’ with tiny satiM
covered buttons down the front of
the fitted bodice and a long full skirt
ending in a train. Her full length
lace-trimmed veil of bridal illusion
fell from a coronet of seed pearls.
She carried a bouquet of double
white camellias which were grown
by a friend of the bridegroom in
Magazine Gift
Subscriptions
* The very thing to suit
everybody. Place .your gift
orders now. Attractive gift
card with donor’s narpe
sent with each subscrip-?»
tion. Don’t delay — piacd
your gift orders today.
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Phone 188
Inc., for five shares at par value of, E> an Fishburne, of Charleston, was
$100.00 per share has been lost, and! best man.
app cation will be made for issu
ance of new certificate. Said certifi
cate was issued in name of C. M.
Bailey, dated April 15, 1922.
3-3c ‘ MRS. C. M. BAILEY.
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ERCIAL DEPOSITORY
OF CLINTON
’ NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS
The regular annual meeting of
Stockholders of the Commercial De
pository of Clinton, S. C., will be
held Tuesday, January 8. 1946, at
4:00 o’clock p.m., in the office of the
Commercial Depository, to elect di
rectors for ensuing year, and to
transact such business as may come
before the meeting.
H. D. Henry, Vice-President.
F. M. BOLAND, Cashier. .
3-3c.
Mrs. Thomas Jefferson Leake,
mother of the bride, was gowned in
powder blue crepe and her flowers
were a corsage of red-throated or
chids. Mrs. Philip M. Clement, Sr.,
mother of the bridegroom, -wore > a
gown of black crepe with a pink
bodice embroidered in gold, and a
corsage 6f orchids.
Immediately after the ceremony
the bride’s parents entertained with
a reception at their home on Florida
street. Greeting the guests at the
door were Mr. and Mrs. Joe W.
Leake, uncle and aunt of the bride.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Leake, of Union,
uncle and aunt of the bride, intro
duced to the receiving line. Assist
ing the bridal couple in receiving
were their parents and the bridal
attendants. Others receiving were
eats her meals and enjoys thefh. And
she says the change is due td taking 1
INNER-AID. Her food agrees Vith)
her. No gas, bloat or spitting up af-,
ter eating. She is also free ol-head-j
aches now, and bowels are regular, :
thanks to this Remarkable New Com- 1
pound.
INNER-AID contains 12 Great
Herbs; they cleiftise bowels, clear
gas from stomach, act on sluggish
liver and kidneys. Miserable people
soon feel different all over: So don’t,
go on suffering! Get INNER-AID. |
Sold by all drug stores here in Liu-
rnes county.
LEGAL PAPERS —Note and Mort
gage, Crop Mortgage, Bill of Sale,
Title Real Estate, Mortgage Real Es-
ta*e. Chronicle Pub. Co.
TURKEY DINNER
FOR CHRISTMAS
ALL DAY DEC. 24
We Will Close Dec. 25
CLINTON
TEAROOM
AGAIN WE SAY
PklMENTS
THE SEASON
A cheerful wish for you and yours
that your happiness may be multiplied
many fold. - .
WE WISH YOU ALL A MERRY CHRISTMAS
AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR.
^ Beginning next week, we will close every W’ednesday
and Saturday at noon.
Open 8:30 A. Mm Close 5:00 P. M.
PLEASE ORDER BY THE ORIGINAL PACKAGE.
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Wholesale Dealers
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IT'S TIME
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FOR OUR
mums
A word of greeting to you, our friends. May this be
tpuly a happy American Christmas for you and yours
and may you derive much pleasure from Hie thought
that soon indeed we will return to our normal way of
life, free of strife and in a world at peace.
Thanks for your past favors and business. Call u^on
us during 1946 whenever we can be of service.
T. C. JOHNSON CO.
Electrical, Heating and Plumbing Contractors
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Phone 2i05