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''i. I / / 'Y . 'h J ‘ > f - ^ Thursdoy, April 24, 1947 THE CLINTON NICLE 4 Page Three South Clinton News For the Week ... MISS BETTY JEAN ELLIS Correspondent tad Representative Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Dalton and ^ESf CLINTON NEWS returned home from a hospital in Columbia. Mrs. Ella Harvey is ill at her home on Bailey street. N Prtnoe-Stockman , Miss Maybell Prince became the bride of Roy Stockman on Saturday, famil y visited Mr. and Mrs. Johnny April 19. The ceremony was per-i^ a ^ on an ^ Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Dal- formed by Probate Judge Jones in ton Sunday. Greenwood. For her wedding she wore gray with matching accessories. Thejr left immediately for a wed ding trip in Hickory, N. C. Rebecca Trammell Rebecca Sue Trammell, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George H. Trammell, died this Suncfky at the local hospital:? v' . Surviving are the fckrents, pater nal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Trammell, and maternal grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Foster. Funeral services were held Mon day at 2 o’clock at the Gray Fun eral Home conducted by Rev. J. O. Watson. Intenfnent was in Rosemont cemetery. Card of Thanks We wish to express our apprecia tion to friends for thfe kindness shown us at the death of our daugh- Rebecca Sue Trammell. Also for the beautiful floral offerings. —Mr. and m!ts. Houston Trammell AND HOME :nbv know your plants. From it you should find out all you possibly can about each variety before you sow a seed or buy a plant. After the bruafiv plan comes the detailed se lection, and here a good catalogue is can essential. Most catalouges are di- l will from him, of course. But he < ‘gardeni'~as-|well as groupings an honestly wants you to buy intelU,- ; kind. Hi$ bargain offers, if gently. Consequently, bie more help study them closely, are not only he gives you, the mrt-e certain you i ip selling merchandise but aid* to can be of hiS"? wanes. He groups 3&@u in assembling plants that 0b plants and seed l t>ackets <in combine*: and grow well together. Out of hla i vided and arranged to° make this aion offers - Hi&^quantity prices usu- experience he visualizes whole gar- I checking easy. All have an alpha-! al * y common sense as-! den pictures,' 1 and these pictures, If betical basis and different typef 0 flP*cts of quantity groupings in your ! you but see, he passes on to you. carefully 11 indicated 1 **Go dVe^aTl var By MARY E. DAGUE Before you order your garden seeds look over the catalogues very carefully and ask yourself two ques tions: Which is the most reliable ... ,. . . . . . . , . , , , neties listed against each other, catalogue?^ Which will help me U> _ „ i compare the points of difference and ints < *li?cti ting. I < Gray Funeral Home Clinton, 8. C. FUNERAL DIRECTORS .. .and... EMBALMERS AMBULANCE SERVICE Phones 41 and 399-J - L RUSSELL GRAY and V. PARKS ADAIR, Gen. Mgn. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Smith and I have a better garden? Needless to . . family of Fountain Inn, visited Mr. }~say, there are plenty of good garden! en 0 your s * and Mrs. John Gossett Sundfty. [catalogues that are issued by long{ As a « uide to improved varieties G. R. Puckett of Whitmire, spent 1 established firms with reputations y° ur catalogue will prove invaluable. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. H. H.ifor fair dealing proved by time andj® e a lways on the alert for such Dalton. [experience. These catalogues are the j Pk rases i) as * rus ^ resistant, “wilt re- Mrs Mary Ethyl Davis soent^the I resu ^ of infinite care and defi-1 sistant ’ "blight resistant, ’ “hardier 1 - - P nite knowledge and from their num-i a " d the like. Such descriptions show bers you will find no difficulty in P ro f> ress 1° plant breeding and marks; week-end with friends in Chester field. Mrs. L. A. Hall and Mrs. Horace Gunter, Jr., of Spartartburg, spent Saturdayi with Mr. and Mrs. Ithiel Harvey. selecting the one that suits your own | ex t ra va t ue * n plants, particular needs. To begin with you use a garden Friends of Miss Helen Shirley will,.. „ j ....... regret to know that she was recently '< offered you ‘ s , a , d,s ‘ mc hel , p ' railed to Seneca due to the illness of'P’fV''' ^ de ‘ alls . t0 pl ? n ; 10 her mother, Mrs. Ed Shirley. |look ,or and to understand belore All catalouges are alluring and all I make “bargain” offerings. The deal- j catalogue as a shopping list. Herel fer wants you t0 buy as much as you the completeness of the informa- j H. D. HENRY 1899-1947 F. M. BOLAND H. D. HENRY & COMPANY / INSURANCE STOCKS — BONDS — REAL ESTATE Let Us Analyze Your Insurance Needs Telephone 121 i / Mr. and Mrs. Jot Abercrombie and children and Mrs. Bert Abercrombie *< k < ► At Long Last We Have j; In Stock: i! A Good Assortment of < * LIGHTING i: FIXTURES J; viking ;:j AUTOMATIC i: WATER- HEATERS :: Fuel Oil and Electric < 1 DEEP WELL d PUMPS Convenient Terms [; i y ATTIC FANS ii Install Now—Pay Later, o No Increase Over Last <» Year. < i OIL CIRCULATING HEATERS H BATHTUBS i: LAVATORIES i: KITCHEN 7 SINKS Cabinet Models and < > Double Compartment [ [ Showers ; FLOOR |. FURNACES ii STOKERS OIL BURNERS i: AUTOMATIC i: ELECTRIC ii IRONS Priced To Sell 3! < ► WHITE AND PLASTIC ; ’ TOILET seats;; MEDICINE ii CABINETS ii T. C. Johnson Company Phone 4-J you fill out the order blank. Sq I study all the good catalogues that visited Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Pool. “T y ,° t ur way ’ ““ their tarts in- near Clinton Sunday, I ' dl, ? ent ! y ’ ram P a , re tl ' cm and he<:d Mr. and Mrs. Ed kinght and son I lhe good pomts ot cach ' spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J.! A ^ood catalogue acts as a manual E. Knight and Mrs. Hampton near | 01 garden planning, too. A good plan| Clinton. " ! is of vast importance and the more; Rev. and Mrs. C. R. Anderson and ; incl usive the catalogue—the more Hoyt of Pickens, spent Sunday with 1 P lan ts, seeds, accessories and tools it [ Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sanders. j offers — the more it will assist in that Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Black Sr., vis-1 vital i ob - In w* 11 compiled catalogues ited Mrs. Fred Hope in Greenville!*’ 011 ’ 11 find ’ as a d^ect help, dozens Sunday. ; of actual planting arrangements, key- Mr. and Mrs. Claude Willard and 1 ed and illustrated. As an indirect family visited Mrs. Frank Billings ! hel P y ou ’U find clear, concise des- near Ware Shoals Sunday. ; criptions of the vegetables, flowers Bim Willard, S 1-c, is spending ^d Pl ants tha l lhe dealer has pains- a furlough with his parents, Mr. and l^'ogly made good enough to war- Mrs. Claude Willard. i rant b i s worthwhile business. The Mr. and Mrs. Furman Holcombe hei g h is, habits of growth, maturing were week-end guests of Mr. and time ' colors and blooming times are Mrs. Jim Bailey. j indicated and are related Tacts that | Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Gentry of are P art of y° ur gbrden planning, i Spartanburg, visited Mr. and Mrs.' Your catalogue enables you to ! Walt Cato during the week-end. 1 1 C. J. Blackwell, Mr. and Mrs. W. ^ Simpson, Mrs. J. P. Abercrombie, P. McLendon and children and Mrs. and Mrs. J. P. Shockley. Virginia Wilson and daughter visit-i ‘ Church News [ ed Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Kellett in There will be a Sunday school Ninety-Six Saturday. training meeting at the Lydia Bap- Missqs Minnie Lou and Lida Mae tlst church April 28 through May, Burnette visited Miss Nellie Owens 2 > at 7:30 ^ ev - H D - Gober, of Sunday. [ Fairf^T, will be in charge of the! Mrs. J. R. Voss is visiting her sis- i meetings. i ter, Mrs. Cora Elders. Clara Harris spent Sunday in Au gusta, Ga., with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Elders and family visited Mrs. Cora Elders Sunday. Mrs. Ornell McGee of West CUn- ton, visited Mr. and Mrs. Floyd; Emery Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. William Griffin ofl JM »omH> uNoa auihonty or mi coca-cou company by GREENWOOD COCA-COLA BOTTUNG CO. and Mrs. Rufus Mills. Mrs. J. L. Rhodes, Doyle Emery, Mr. and Mrs, Odis Fuller and Misses Frances Fuller and Willie Mitchell of Union, visited Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Emery difiring the week-end. tad Mrs. Jonah Brown ahd family gl| Ninety-Six, spent Saturday tath Mr! and Mrs. Rufus Mills. Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Walker and] Bruce were guests Sunday of Mr. and! Mrs. L .B. Thompson in Ware Shoals, j Mr. and Mrs. Guy Emery, Mrs.f Harod Kellet and son and Pat Mur-| S phy of Enoree, visited Mr. and Mrs.[ Floyd Emery Sunday. ,, , Birthdays Mrs. Eula Longshore observed her birthday April 15. 2 JL Mrs. Polly Brown observed her birthday April 19. Lamar Taylor will celebrate his 4th birthday April 27. Tony Webb celebrated his birth day April 24. . Mrs. Alice Snyder observed her Birthday April 19. Joyce Brown celebrated her birth-! ’day April 23. Mrs. Virginia Wilson will observe her birthday April 25. James McElhannon celebrated his birthday April 22. Birth Announcements Harvey Mr. and Mrs. Ithiel Harvey an nounce the birth of a daughter, To- nita Gloria, April 10. Cato . Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cato an nounce the birth of a daughter, Frances Laynette, April 21. Shelnut Mr. and Mrs. Paul Shelnut an nounce the bi^th of a daughter, Linda Gail, April 16. With The Sick Mrs. H. «H. Dalton has returned from the local hospital. Jim Coleman is ill at his hojne. - Homer Richey has returned from the General hospital in Greenville. Mrs. Edna Glenn is sick at her home. ^ | Peggy Satterfield is suffering from a broken ankle injury. A Friends of W. R. Cauble wtll be sorry to learn that he is a patient at the local hospital. Mrs. Black Honored On Saturday evening, April 19, with a shower at the home of Mrs. Bert Abercrombie. Games and contests were enjoyed and later in the evening refresh ments were served by th hostsses. •Mrs. Black received many useful gifts. The hostesses were Mrs. George UNCLE OF DEPENDABLE BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL^SERVICE McGEE’S „ DRUG STORE PRESCRIPTION SERVICE 'Phone No. 1 Buy Your ' We Clean Clothes PHONOGRAPH RECORDS, NEEDLES Clean! Etc. Large Selection—at j BURRISS- SUNSHINE HARRISON CO: CLEANERS Phone 435 ^ Phone 436 Pitts St. GILES CHEVROLET CO. SALES and SERVICE I Your Kelvinator Dealer YARBOROUGH OIL CO. Goodyear TIRES — BATTERIES ACCESSORIES Open All Night UNCLE I OSH Copju ht 1945. Publishers Feature Service. Inc. f- COOPER MOTOR CO. Phone 7-J Dodge — Plymouth Sales and Service Electric Hot Water Heaters Cabinet Sinks Well Pumps T. C. A JOHNSON CO. S. Broad St., Phone 4-J j CHANDLER'S GARAGE . -»—* ••— Genera! 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