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■ 7 ' Page Six THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Thursday, March 20, 1947 ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ TO RENT — TO FIND Everybody Reads the Want Rates: 40c minimum— Over 25 words — iO BUY — TO SELL Ads Terms Cash •25 words per insertion. IVzc per word. South Clinton News For the Week . . . MISS BETTY JEAN ELLIS Correspondent and Representative family visited the former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Crawford, at Wil- liamston Sunday. ~T' well as high school graduates. Room and board at moderate cost is pro vided and students at the school are NOTICE—All want ads are cash ex cept to firms carrying monthly ac- eounts with the Chronicle Publish ing Company. We cannot accept ads by phone to be charged^ PRYKFLS FOR SALE—E. R. Knox, 86 E.. Carolina Ave. Ip I r ; : * KEROSENE—13c gallon. Yarborough OH Co. tf FOR SALE—1936 Dodge 2-door car. Schumpert Beard, 27 Beauregard Street. Ip FOR SALE —200 cement blocks, 13, = cents each. Call 436 or 470-R. Cecil Spurlock. IP BABY CHICKS—10c each or $9.50, per 100. See our Display Ad else where in the Want Ads. Blakely- Burtons Hardware & Seeds. Tele-1 phone 188. » ^ STARTENA, Layena, Growena, Hog Fatena, Cow Chow, Omelena, Rab bit, Goat and Dog Feed. H. J. Pitts— the Purina Store. tf 'FOR SALE — Studio couch in good : condition. Telephone 434. 1c PORCH AND LAWN FURNITURE— Hot weather is coming. Select your furniture for the portrh and lawn now. Large assortments. Prather- Simpson Furniture Co. 1c FOR SALE — Good mule. Jobe D. Holland. Ip HOUSE FOR SALE—5-room cement block house, plastered inside, wired ior electric stove. Only 6 months old. Price $3,500. Owner leaving city.. Call 470-W. 2 7-2p ANYONE interested in a Bendix Au tomatic Washer, call 134-W after 6 P.M. for information 27-3p CANNED DOG FOOD is available again. We also have Gaines, Hunt Club and Duplex Dog Meal. Blakely- Burtons Hardware & Seeds. Tele phone 188, — . 1C TERMITE CONTROL — Over two hundred fifty thousand S tructures have been protected against termite damage. Why not have your's pro tected. Call J. R. Crawford, Clinton, Phbne Ng. 10. Termite Co; of S. C., M. D. Wiley, Mgr., Batesburg, S. C FOR SALE—Service station and gro cery and two houses on an acre of land, highway 308, near Long Branch school, 3 miles from Clinton. N. W. Medlock, RED No. 1. Ip ! SEED IRISH POTATOES—Cobblers and Red Bliss. Also Cabbage Plants, Onion Plants and Sets. Blake- | ly-Burton’s Hardware & Seeds. Tele-! phone 188. 1c FLOOR POLISHER TO RENT—We have large deluxe polisher. It is not a small polisher, but handles so easy. Saves you both time and en ergy. Rates, $2.00 per day. Home Supply Co. Phone 423. tf TERMITE CONTROL—Termites are flying ants. Why let them eat up ; your property. Termites work winter j and summer and are destroying over rifty million dollars worth of prop erty yearly .To be sure, have a free inspection. Call J. R. Crawford, Rhine 10. Termite Co. of S. C., M. D. Wiley, Mgr., Batesburg, S. C. UNIVERSAL Automatic Electric Irons, Gem Dajidy. El&ttric Churns and Jars, Light l-Btilbs, Flashlights and Hand Lanterns. Blakely-Burton’s Hardware & Seeds. Telephone 188. OIL BROODERS, Electric Brooders,; Heat Controls,. Wafers, Thermome-i ters, Leg Bands, Korum, Walko and Pratt Tablets, Heating Units, Feeds, Feeders and Fountains. Blakely-Bur- ton’s Hardware & Seeds. Telephone 188. 1c BEDS — We now have selections of wood and iron beds. Also have sorhe springs and almost any kind of mattress. Give us a look. Prather- Simpson Furniture Co. 1c ELECTROLUX CLEANERS— Parts i and sales. Hal L. Baldwin, Phones 407-W and 86. tf FOR SALE—500 chick size brooder, Farm Master type. Never been j used. Mrs. B. W. Cooper, RFD 2. Ipi FOR SALE—Baby carriage, in good condition, Price $15. Call 470-W. ■ • IP FOR SALE—90 cu. ft. reach-in re frigerator for grocery or cafe. Used. Condition perfect. Home Sup ply Co. Pitts St. lc FOR THE OFFICE—We have a num ber of handy hard-to-get items. Call us for your needs. Chronicle Publishing Co. BABY CHICKS — C.O.D^ $8.85 for 100 up. Write us for Baby Ducks. David Nichols Hatchery, Rockmart, Ga. 20-2c MONUMENTS OF BEAUTY — We build and erect monuments any where. Please write for estimates. Bumsed Monument Co., PO Box 202, Union, S. C. 3-5p _ FARMERS’ QUALITY CHICKS U. S. Approved Pullorum Controlled Reds, Barred and White Rocks, New Hampshires. Special price for a lim ited time at $9.50 the 100 called for. FARMERS' HATCHERY 908 Main St. Newberry, S. C. PLOW COLLARS, Bridles, Collar Pads. Plow and Wagon Lines, Guano Distributors and other farm accessories. Blakely-Burton’s Hard ware & Seeds. Telephone 188. „ 1c NEW BICYCLES — All kinds and sizes. Cooper's Bicycb; Shop, Adair Street, Phone. 210-M. tf FOR SALE—Bicycle, perfect condi tion. Has siren, lights, etc. $25. Inquire at 76 Sloan St. iP HEROES AREN’T BORN It took a war to prove the abilities of American manhood. Today, the same sterling qualities are being shown by men who are serving their country by defending the peace. The skills and aptitudes will develop you phys ically and mentally, and the service you will do your country is immeas urable. Consider this: The peace time U. S. Army offers you a good profession, gives you free food and living quarters, high wages, the fin est medical and dental care, travel, recreation, sports, and retirement pay. No payroll deductions, and a chance to save your money. If you have what it takes, and have the necessary physical and mental quali fications, g^l full details from the Army Recruiting Station. Post Office Bldg., Clinton and Laurens. 1c If you are interested in buying or selling property, see C. BRYAN HOLLAND Laurens, S. C. VENETIAN BLINDS—Flexible steel’ Venetian Blinds made to fit proiir | windows and doors. Two weeks de livery and installation. Prices rea sonable. Prather-Simpson Furniture Co. . * . 1c Miss Joan Roach and Willie Roach have returned to their home in Sen eca after visiting their brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Roach. Mike Allen visited his mother, Mrs. Rosa Allen, the past week-end. Levake Cauble has entered the U. S. Fleet Sonar school at San Diego, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Allen had as their guests this week-end Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Rogers and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rogers of Gastonia, N. C. Miss Iris Shumate of near Clinton, spent the week-end with Miss Gay- nelle Davis. * Mr. and Mrs. Matt Davis visited Mrs. Davis’ brother Ansel Godfrey, and Mrs. Godfrey recently. Mrs. Guy Emery, Mrs. Harold Kel ly and son and Mrs. Rob Kelly spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Emery. Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Prather and daughter visited Mr. and Mrs .N. E. Hill and family at Woodruff Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Hudson Davis and daughter and Bo Brown visited Maxey Davis at Cedar Springs, near Spartanburg Sunday. Patsy Whitmire of Goldville, spent a few days recently with Mr. and Mrs. William Ellis and family. Mr. and Mrs. Edwiard Manley were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ellis in Goldville. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Taylor spent the week-end with the latter’s par ents, Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Cromer, in Ninety-Six. Mrs. Sadie Peay spent the week end with her son, W. E. Sergent, at Chester. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Barnes and family of Fountain Inn, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Shumate, Sr., over the week-end. Misses Polly Brazil, Betty Duna way, and Betty Jean Ellis, and John Thomas Gallman, Louie Webb and Arthur Dunaway visited friends in M/t. Holly, N. C., Sunday. Miss Louise Brown, of near Clin ton, visited Mrs. Mart Satterfield during the week-end. Mrs. Resell Farr, of Woodruff, vis ited Mr. and) Mrs. J. S. Navy Sun day. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Burts of Lau rens, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Satterfield. * Mrs. R. C. Satterfield and children, and Miss Annie Mae Crawford, visit ed in Greenville Sunday. Mrs. Jonah Brown and children of Fountain Inn, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Mills. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Copeland, Mr. and Mrs. Houston Ellis and daughter, and Miss Patsy Whitmire visited Mr. and Mrs. Macon Prather at Tryon, N. C., Sunday. Mrs. Rosa Cole and Granny Cole visited Mrs. Alma Harvey, near Clin ton, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Crawford and Want Ads C. J, Blackwell, Mrs. W. P. Me-j surrounded by the atmosphere of a Lendon and ohilclren, Mrs. Virginia ^ refll college campus.- t Wilson and daughter, visited Mr. andi The school was opened many years Mrs. E. F. Kellett in Ninety-Six Sun- j ago as a summer project for persons day. ' w ho missed out on educational op- Mr. and Mrs. James Wright, Bea^ portunities for various reasons and rice and James Wright, of Boston, | who desired and needed another Mass., visited Mrs. Jessie Owens re-(chance to complete their education, cently. • j Veterans now make up a large part Frank Craft of Columbia, spent 0 f tfoe student body and Director Wil the week-end with Mrs. Edna Craft, j Lou Gray reports that "they have Mr. and Mrs. Macon Prather of, taken to the school enthusiastically.” Tryon, N, C., spent the week-end Practically all South Carolina vet- with Mr. and Mrs. William Ellis, erans are eligible under the GI Bill Linda Prafther remained for a visit, ( of Rights. Non-veterans, male and Mrs. Ida Leopard * and daughter female, are also encouraged to in- and Mrs. Frank Weathers and chil-j quire about the Opportunity school dren visited Mrs. Jessie Owens re- program. 1 cently. j An alumnus of the school replied H. W. Williams attended the fu—like this to a questionaire mailed neral of his uncle in Greenville Sun-j alumni in the armed services: “If it da y- i hadn’t been for the Opportunity R. C. Navy of Charlotte, visited school I would have been a grease Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Navy last week, j monkey. As it is, I am now a pilot Frank Birchmore spent the week end In Columbia. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Wright and children of Chester, were the guests of Mrs. Jessie Owens Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Dalton had as their guests recently W. M. Dalton and family, Mrs. Daisy Buffington, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dalton, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Adams, Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Dalton and family, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Sullivan, Rev. A. W. in the air corps ... It has taught me to mix with others and to respect ev eryone’s’ right to his own opinion ... It taught me to save money, make friends, obey orders and do my best in all my duties ... It gave me bet ter understanding of people, the im portance of education, and the value of a good memory.” The school resumed in its new lo cation in early January. At that time it was necessary to limit enrollment, Family Suffers Heavy Loss By^ire^ Johnnie Whitmire and wife, col- bred, living on the farm of Guy Tumblin, lost their house and all con tents during the week by fire. They have nine children, six boys and ) three girls, ranging in age from 16 months to 15 years, and are bjidly in need of clothes and home fur- nishings. Those who desire to give to this appeal are asked to communi cate with Mrs. Irby Hipp at the Red Cross office or ait her home by phone. X-RAY SHOE SERVICE Belk’s Department store announc es the installation of modern equip ment for X-ray fitting of shoes for men, women and children. Dennis, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kennedy, j but now that the school is operating and Mrs. Mary Ott and daughter. j at full steam with a year-round pro gram, a much larger enrolment "can Adopts Son Mr. and Mrs. Posey Davis an- be accommodated. South Carolinians, men and wo- nounce the adoption of a son, James | men, young and old, who are inter- Williams, March 9. j estqd in the school for themselves j or other persons are invited to write ! for full particulars to this address: her; Miss Wil Lou Gray, Director, the (Opportunity School, Columbia Army Brithdays H. H. .Dalton observed Mrs. birthday March 18. Roger Nelson celebrated his birth- i Air Base, Columbia, S. C. day March 12. Tf ! Frances Harris observed a b5r.th- (LIONS CLUB ADDS day March 18. L—^XWO NEW MEMBERS Shirley Faye Stone is celebrating; At a ^ of the Lions club Fri _ day evening at Hotel Clinton, Pinky a birthday today. .^ or ,? ra ^ r n d celebrated his Reddick arid William*King'~Jr.,~were birthday March 19. Sara Shelnut will observe a birth- FLOWER-PLANTS-Red, Pink, Yel low and Mixed Colors of Snap-i dragons, Shasta Daisies, Columbine and Many Colors of Thrift. Blakely- Burton’s Hardware & Seeds. Tele phone 188. 1c LAWN GRASS. Seed your lawn ear ly to get a start before the hot weather. Sunny and Shady Mixture, Bermuda Grass, Carpet Grass and White Dutch Clover. Blakely-Bur ton’s Hardware. & Seeds. Telephone 188. SPENCER individually designed sup ports for abdomen, back and ( breasts. Mrs. R. C. Rhoda, 500 Sher wood Circle, Spartanburg, S. C. Tele- phone 4675XW. 27-3p SEED CORN. Blakely’s Special, Truckers Favorite, Adams Early and Extra Early, Bland’s Extra Ear ly, Golden Cross Bantam and Field Corns. Blakely-Burton’s Hardware & Seeds. Telephone 188. 1c SPECIAL PRICE on BABY CHICKS Your Selection of ALL HEAVY BREEDS 10c each $9.50 per 100 Blakely-Burton's Hardware & Seeds Telephone 188 FOR SALE — 5 acres land, suitable for building lots, on Laurens high way. C. L. Cauble, Route 2. 20-2p j NOTICE—Let us set your eggs, any 1 number, any day. Unger’s Hatch ery, Saluda, S. C. Ap3-10p LOST — Large copper 1-cent piece, made in 1827. Finder please return to J. Griffith. Ip SCRIPTO — Wordmaster long lead pencil. Always ready to write. Con tains a year’s supply of lead. Chrbn- icle Publishing Co. 1c DO YOUR FLOORS have a worn, dull look? Plan now to have them made beautiful this spring. We offer expert sanding and finishing. Our equipment is the best. Our service prompt. Will have first shipment of Armstrong asphalt tile in this week— perfect’' floor covering for kitchen, bathroom, office or building. Home Supply Co., Phone 423. 1c WE REPAIR REPAINT and RETIRE Tricycles, Wagons, Scoot ers, Baby Carriages and . Strollers NEW AND USED BICYCLES FOR SALE COOPER’S Bicycle Shop 49 N. Adair St —Phone 210-M I No. 1 GLADIOLI BULBS Blue Beauty Orange Princess Debonair Picardy Flaming Sword Opalescent Gold Eagle Snow Princess Minuet Exhibition Mixed Also DAHLIA TUBERS and REGAL LILIES Blakely-Burton's Hardware & Seeds Telephone 188 FOR SALE — Typewriters, adding 1 , machines, check writers, duplica tors and other office machines. Im mediate delivery. Kenneth N. Baker, 706 Hickory St. Phone 306. tfc LEGAL PAPERS —Note and Mort gage, Bill of Sale, Titles to Real Estate, Rea] state Mortgages, Tres pass Notices. Chronicle Pub. Co. STREAMLINER Everbearing Straw- eb rry planted this spring will pro duce next fall a crop of the most de licious strawberries you ever tasted, continuing with two full crops per year. 25 plants $2.35; 50 plants $4.15; 100 plants $7.20 postpaid. Waynes boro Nurseries, Waynesboro, Va. 1c FOR SALE—91 acres, 4-room house, electric lights, pump and well, good out-buildings, plenty of wood, some soft timber, good pasture with run ning water, near church and school. 7 miles from Enoree, 12 miles from Clinton. Situated on old Musgrove road. $3,500. Virgil Patterson, Route 2, Enoree, S. C. 20-3p PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY—BoH wieevils destroy cotton — Termites destroy property. Have your home protected against such damage. We can give you a guaranteed job. Call J. R. Crawford, Clinton, Phone 10. Termite Co. of S. C. t M. D. Wiley, Mgr., Batesburg, S. C. tf FLORIDA FRUIT Delicious tree-ripened Shipped Express Prepaid Oranges and Grapefruit Direct from my Grove a fun 55-ib. $335 buphel ^ EDMA M. ALRICH R. F. D. 1 BRADENTON, - - FLORIDA Check or Money Order, Please day March 22. With the Sick Mrs. W. R. Cauble is sick at her home on Pine Street. Little Donnaree Cauble is suffering a broken arm received in a fall re cently. Ernest Harris is sick. The flu list includes Charlsey Motte, Mr. and Mrs. Claude McEl- hannon and Guy, and Clee Satter field. ^ Mrs. Ruby Crocker is ill at her! home. Friends of Mrs. D. C. Abercrombie will regret to learn she. is ill at the local hospital. Mrs. Dora Harris is sick. J. W. Motte is ill. Miss Nellie Owens is a patient at a Greenville hospital. Mrs. Jessie Owens is sick at her home. Birth Announcement Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Dickerson of Wisconsin, announce the birth of a daughter, Carolyn Jane, March 12. 7 ♦ Mrs. Davis Honored On March 11 Mrs..Posey Davis was honored with a shower at the home of Mrs. Joe Nelson, with Mrs. Vennie Austin as co-hostess. Games and contests were enjoyed. Later in the evening refreshmertts were served. Mrs. Davis received many attrac tive and useful gifts. ^ W. M. U. Meets The W. M. U. will meet at the home of Mrs. R. E. Whitmire Thurs day (tonight) at 7:30. All members are urged to be present. ” Thanks Friends I wish to thank my friends for the kindnesses showp me dilring my j?e- cent illness. —Mrs. Ed Fuller. received club. as new members of the ARROW Stapling Machines — the handy little office time-saver. Chronicle Publishing Co. Hardware Items Henry Dlsston Saws Electric Pads . , Blue Grass Lawn Mowers Electric Mixers Butane Gas Range Electric Irons Boys’ Deluxe Bicycles Stove Pipe Ovens Girls’ Deluxe Bicycles _ 1 Electric Heaters Coleman Fuel Oil Heater Laundry Heaters Du Pont Paints Water Heaters Nylon Paint Brushes Electric Clippers Geo. E. Nissen Wagons Fishing Supplies Electric Well Pumps Pressure .Cookers' Metal Roofing Pipe Cut and Threaded Thornhill Wagons Walking Cultivators All Kinds Farm Tools Guano Distributors COPELAND’S Hardware Supply Co. Phone 15 MAJESTIC RADIO Mighty Monarch of the Air COPELAND'S Hardware Supply Co. Phone 15 BILL’S Purol Station We Have a Good Slock of B. F. Goodrich Tires and Tubes ••• Also ••• YALE TIRES and TUBES Batteries and Accessories KEROSENE (Delivered) WHITE GAS Available at All Times Joe’s, Esso Service Phone 128 Hours Open: 6 A. M. to 2 A.M. WANTED! IVING MACHINE OPERATORS Experienced or Inexperienced Apply— HALLMARK MFG. CO. Davidson St., Clinton, S. C. Opportunity School Invites Persons To Enroll for New Term ^ The Opportunity school, a unique state-supported institution now lo cated in permanent quarters at the army air base near Columbia, invites veterans and other South Carolinians to enroll fbfthe next term starting! March 27. General education, vocations and trade courses are available to those who have never gone to school as Watch Your Kicncys/ Help Them Cleanse the Blood of Hanhful Body Waste Your kidney, we eonetwitly filtering mtter from the blood etrenm. 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