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Page Six THE CLINTON CHRONICLE ' Thursday, June 12,1947 ♦ ♦ WANT ADS ♦ ♦ ♦ TO RENT — TO FIND — *0 BUY — TO SELL Everybody Reads the Want Ads Terms Cash Rates: 40c minimum—25 words per insertion. j Oyer 25 words 1 '/ic per word. SOCIETY (Contniued from page thve«). Hill; Mrs. Ella Dunlap Nance, Mountville; N. C. Wilson, Newberry; Miss Vivian Marion and Miss Betty Anne Coleman of this city. UOTTCE—All want ads are cash ex* eept to firms carrying monthly ac- mants with the Chronicle Publish- kur Company. We cannot accept ads by phone to be charred. FOR SALE—New 1947 Buick sedan-j Pets _ A i so Feeders, Fountains, FOR SALE—1941 Ford coach with radio and heater, very good con dition. Reasonable price. Timmer man Motor Co. Jacks-Tingle Rites Announced Henry M. Young, Mrs. Frank Fowl er, Mrs. L. S. Reddeck, Mrs. Allen Simmons, Mrs. John Spratt, Mrs. M. W. Brown, Mrs. W. M. Hughes and Mrs J. B. Arnold. Miss Evelyn Hamilton Weds William Wingard Of interest was the lovely wedding of Miss Evelyn Hamilton of this city, and William Wingard of Columbia I Mr. and Mrs. I. E. Jacks, of Mount- which took place at 5:30 Tuesday af- ville, have announced the marriage; ternoon in the Thornwell Memorial Ic'of their daughter, Doris, and Neatl chapel in the presence of a large as- M. Tingle, son of Mrs. W. B. Tingle! semblage of friends and relatives. (FEEDS f ^ Liv est 0 clc, and the late Mr. Tingle of Ora. |Dr. M. A. Macdonald, pastor of the The rites took place recently in' bride, officiated using the impres- ette. Can be seen at T. E. Jones & Remedies Oyster Shells and Grit. TT . , , • ^ iJ_f. 7 . .. . Union. The young couple are now sive ring ceremony. bridegroom were the wedding party, Mrs. Hamilton, mother of the bride, &r. and Mrs. Wingard, parents of the bridegroom, Dr. and Mrs. Macdonald, and Dr. and Mrs. L. R. Lynn. From a prettily appointed table on the porch, adoriied with magnolia blossoms, and leaves, punch and cake were served. Serving were hisses Irene Evans, Frances Wes- singer, Edith Plunkett end Sai Jane Johnson. Guests registered i the bride’s book in the music roor During the afternoon the your couple left for a wedding trip.-’ F< traveling the bride wpre a black ar white hat apd black accessories ar (Continue^ on page seven) “The Papei Everybody Rfcads” SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHKONIC1 Sons Furniture store. S2S.00 REWARD 1 . ICiBlakrty-Burton’s Hardware iS«d|. |r ^ ding Ca „ and M r.| Whit* gladioli and tall lighted ca- " Tingle is employed in Atlanta. The jthedral candles in candelabra were For information leading to the rental of a 4 to 6 room house. Reference. See Olin Moore Jacobs Press Phone 100 7 Calvert Ave. Phone 311-W Telephone 188. FOR SALE—12-foot boat with 10-j bride ^is a graduate of Presbyterian arranged against a background of horsepower Johnson motor, boatj C0 ^ e S e - trailer. A bargain at $165.00, com- • plete. Timmerman Motor Co. IcjMiSS PurCGlI and GET ON THE AIR—Actors, singers,; Mr. Oakley MaiTy announcers and writers trained for| rAdio. Voice recordings. Six weeks! ferns, making a lovely setting for the wedding. Miss Luva MacDonald, organist,! and B. S. Pinson, tenor, rendered a! program of wedding music. Mr. Pin- Mrs. Loye Ross announces the; son sang “Because,” and “I Love CHINA, cut glass, lamps, and chairs i intensive course starting June 16 «*.| ‘to' .. “S in walnut and maple. The Trading I Newberry. Full information by con-1 e“7,.,° tr " i Sch “ bert s s ' re ” ade ' the Post. Laurens. 1c (acting Arthur Cornwall, Radio f , d v n< L ^n.rda? Mav a b ° PmdlT ? 1 , lght ' d ’„ and als0 tinn WKDK Npwhprrv s r I2 3n c ty ’ on Saturda y> Ma y 3 - Rev • Paul played ‘ Liebestraurrte,” and during FOR SALE—Used mattresses, beds,' 110 — — —:—1 H. Dunn, pastor of West Side Bap-j the ceremony, “The Lord’s Prayer”! springs, dressers, tables and chairs. : TERMITE CONTROL—Termites are tist church, performed the ceremony! was softly played. The traditional All in good condition. Reasonably flying ants. Why let them eat up at the parsonage. | wedding marches were used. TERMITE CONTROL—Termites are flying ants. Why let them eat up 12-3ci your property. Termites work winter j The bride wore a light blue suitj Ushers were Charles and Vernon and summer and are destroying over with white accessories. Her corsage; Wingard of Columbia, brothers of priced. Mississippi Youngs. PIANOS—Several nice upright and player, pianos, just tuned. Also China closets, bookcases, and one 5-piece wicker living room suite. The, ph - ne 10 Termite Co. of S. C., Tradmg Post, Laurens. lc j M Di Wiley, Mgr., Batesburg, S. C. BAGS FOR GRAIN. We have new 5-bushel oat bags and also used burlap bags for your grain, Also Wa- LIFE PRESERVERS — Jacket-type, U. S. Approved - . Also Kapok Filled „ ^ „ j Boat Cushions, Seine Netting and ter Kegs. Blakely-Bufton s Hardware | Tackle Bla . Burton , s & Seeds. Telephone 188. 1 '* 1 ~ 6 lc fifty million dollars worth of prop-1 was of pink rosebuds. The couple erty yearly .To be sure, have a free j took a short wedding trip and are inspection. Call J. R. Crawford, | now at home to their friends with the bridegroom’s parents near here. Only members of the two families witnessed the rites. —i- ^ Brown-Browning ' Wedding At Thornwell In a wedding of simplicity Miss Margaret Virginia Brown of Stock- bridge, Ga., and Charles Woodard Browning of Riceboro, Ga., were united in marriage on Tuesday eve- Hardware Seeds. Telephone ^188. KEROSENE—14c gallon. Yarborough! 1:1 : Co TASTE-OUT eliminates the taste of — — j wild onions and weeds in your FOR SALE—Cocker spaniel puppies,, an( j butter. Give this a trial AKC registered, blacks and buffs.; an( j see f or yourself. Blakely-Bur- Boibby Copeland. Phone 166-W. IP; ton's Hardware & Seeds. Telephone 1 a * h° me of Df. and Mrs. TKRMITF CONTROL— Over two 188. lc M - A - Macdonald on the orphanage TERMITE CONTROL-Over two; campus. Dr. Macdonald, pastor of the bride, officiated, assisted by Dr. L. R. Lynn and Rev. fc. E. Piephoff in the presence of the immediate family and a few close friends. An improvised altar of white gladi- hundred fifty thousand structures , ELECTROLUX CLEANERS — Parts have been protected against termite and Ha i L . Baldwin, Phones damage. Why not have your’s pro- 407-W and 86. tf tected. Call J. R. Crawford, Clinton, i „ A , 0 77 7 77 : ; 7 7 Phone No. 10. Termite Co. ot S. C„ HASTINGS G,anl Adm,ral By 11 M. D. Wiley, Mgr., Batesburg, S. C. FOR SALE Pitts. Milk cows. Hubert J. ici Giant Admiral Daisies for those pleasant hours. Barnes Flowers. Telephone 397-M. IP FOR SALE — Bendix washing ma chine, one or two for immediate ■delivery. See this “wonder” machine. Mrs. W. B. Able, 62 Florida St., Bbone 276-M. lc NOTICE—Two clean Model A Fords. Melvin Huey, 39 Bailey St. Ip the bridegroom. Miss Helen Hamilton, sister of the bride, and maid of honor, wore mist blue crepe with a white hat and accessories. She carried an old fash ioned nosegay of pink roses and sweetpeas. Louis Wingard of Columbia, was best man for his brother. The t bride, accompanied by her brother, Perry MacGowan Hamilton, who gave her in marriage, was beau tiful in a street length white crepe dress fashioned with short sleeves, and a square draped neckline. She wore a tiny white off-the-face hat and white accessories, and carried a prayer book with an orchid marker. Mrs. Hamilton, mother of the bride, wore yellow crepe with a white hat and accessories and a har monizing corsage. Mrs. Wingard, mother of the bride groom, wore a black and’yellow dress Get more of everything you wont in tires..get GOODYEAR ^£22? TIRES TRADE IN? YFS EASY TERMS?.SW* i i i. it in j. . wry 7/ QUALITY?.7/0£Sr GUARANTEED? | CITY SHOE SHOP Expert Shoe Repairing Clinton and Goldville S. D. Dawkins St Sons WANTED—2,000 bushels oats. H. J. FI fP OR POLISHER TO RENT—We pj tts lc | have large deluxe polisher. It is 1 not a small polisher, but handles so FOR SALE—1934 Chevrolet coupe easy. Saves you both time and en- in good condition. Mildred Work man, Phone 3603. Ip ergy. Rates, $2.00' per day. Home Supply Co. Phone 423. tf SWEEPS for Walking and Riding i KILL-KO INSECT SPRAYS for Cultivators, Leaf Rakes, Garden j plies, Ants and Roaches. Livestock Plows and Tools and Tarpaulins. Sprays with or without DDT. Also Blakely-Burton’s Hardware & Seeds, j Rotenone Dust, Sabadilla Dust and Telephone 188. lc Red Arrow, Evergreen and Black 40 CHRYSANTHEMUM PLANTS — 40 Sprays. Blakely-Burton’s Many varieties, colors and sizes to Hardware & Seeds. Telephone 188. choose from. Also Azaleamums., jyi OTHERS—Do you realize that you Blakely-Burton’s Hardware St Seeds.! can save the drudgery of washing| L.Qm’gns Bfide-elcCt Telcgfronf 188. If diapers at home for as little as $1.501 M rs. Morris J. Crump of this city, leaves were arranged before the mantel in the living room. Miss Luva MacDonald, pianist, played Watlz (Brahms) and during the ceremony "Seal Us, O Holy Spirit.” The bridal chorus (Lohen- grih) wai used as the processional. The bride was lovely in an aqua dressmaker suit and white hat with black trimmings, black accessories and an orchid corsage. A reception was given honoring the young couple. From a prettily appointed table punch, mintr"and cake were served. Miss Brown was a member of the orphanage graduating class on Tues day evening. Mr. Browning gradu ated recently from Presbyterian col lege and will enter Columbia Theo logical Seminary as a student. oli in floor baskets, cathedral candles in candelabra and sprays of magnolia with black accessories and’a "corsage! A reception was given at the Home of Peace honoring the bride and bridegroom. Throughout the spacious rooms magnolia blossoms, gladioli, lark spur and Queen Anne’s lace were ef fectively used in-decoration . Mrs. Varina Betsill greeted the guests. Receiving with the br^de and Tea Compliments Trade in your worn tires now. Get the extra strength, long wear and safety of new Goodyears. Thinner, stronger, more uniform cords make Goodyear tires run cooler — last longer . . . and Goodyear's two famous treads giie you extra miles at no extra cost. Get yours today. mm* 'i A ■/ : 7/* ^ s-/ a -4 \ :v4 » dC/M < - YARBOROUGH OIL CO. GOODYEAR STORE West Main St. Phone 440 FOR SALE —Wood range in good I* r W2ek > and also protect the health condition. Vernon Guest, No. 6 of Your child by being sure of sani- Buice Street. Ip'tary and sterile diapers, that have ;— — been washed through a total of 10 WANTED Land timber and pulp r j nses> Baby Dy-De Service, Phone wood. S. M. Wall, Laurens, S. C. 605 Laurens. tfc 26-4c NEW BICYCLES — All kinds and sizes. Cooper’s Bicycle Shop, Adair tf GLADIOLI BULBS in separate or mixed colors. Also Dahlia Tubers, street. Phone 210-M Canna Bulbs and Vitamin B1 Tab lets. Blakely-Burton’s Hardware & Seeds. Telephone 188. lc ATTENTION, FARMERS —We are now operating our flour, feed and _ T ^ . corn mills every day. E. V. Golding, FOR SALE—Upright piano in good Waterloo, S. C. 12-3c condition, $40. L. R. Rushton, Gold ville, 106 Marion St. Ip TOMATO PLANTS, Sweet Potato Plants, Sweet, Hot and Pimiento Pepper Plants, Eggplant Plants, Cab bage Plants and Collard Plants. Blakely-Burton’s Hardware & Seeds Telephone 188. —f-K C. BRYAN HOLLAND Real Estate Phone 715 Laurens, S. C. (Over Brown’s Jewelry Store) COWPEAS, Cane, Hegari, Cattail Millet, Soy Beans, Pop Corn, Crow- 1c der Peas, Blackeye Peas and Peanuts. Blakely-Burton’s Hardware & Seeds. Telephone 188. lc FOR SALE — A 5-acre and an 11- acre tract of land, adjoining, with road frontage on Clinton-Goldville; FOR SALE — Antique walnut side highway. See Chas. W/ Galloway,! board, also marble top sideboard, Vets Apartments at P. C., or Mrs. J- carved oak bedroom suit, oak hat- E. Flow, 95 Ellis St., Goldville. Ip PROFESSIONAL SALES CAREER— One of America’s largest and old est companies has an opening in the Clinton territory for a man seeking a lifetime career in professional pales work. Excellent training, and salary during first two years. Commissions later for service as well as for sales, and liberal retirement plan. Write Box A, care Thie Chronicle, giving age, education, marital status, gen eral background. lc entertained with a tea honoring Miss Vivian Dukes, bride-elect, on last; Wednesday afternoon at the home of her parents, Dr. and Mrs. T. L. Tim merman, in Laurens. A profusion of summer flowers were arranged throughout the spa cious receiving rooms. In the din ing room a green and white color note was effective with a central arrangement of madonna lilies flanked by lighted tapers adorning the tea t^ble. Decorated cake squares, ice cream molded in the shape of a wedding slipper and mints were served. Included in the receiving line were Miss Floria McGowan, whos be trothal to C. W. Wier, Jr., of Lau rens, formerly of this city, has been announced, and Mrs. John Bolt, Jr., a recent bride. The following Clinton friends of! the honoree attended the delightful affair: Mrs. John W. Coleman, Mrs. rack, bureaus, chairs and other odd pieces. Mrs. Julian Coleman, tele phone 216-W. ip PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY—Boll weevils 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., M. D. Wiley, Mgr., Batesburg, S. C. tf FOR SALE—2 bedroom house, large r living room, breakfast room, kitch- j Feeds Well arranged, ample closet j & Seeds. Telephone 188 en. DAIRY FEED in 16% and 20% pro tein. We have good feed and at a good price. Also Horse and Mule Blakely-Burton’s Hardware lc epace, oak floors, and on large lot in ANTIQUES: Solid mahogany ban- good neighborhood. Built in 1941. A quet beautifully inlaid; rose better value than present construe- carved Victorian sofas and chairs; tion.. Can be financed on Veterans drop leaf tables; chest of drawers in loan for approximately $40 per mo., cheaper than rent. C. Bryan Holland, Laurens. lc “T $10,000 A YEAR earnings for the right man under franchise for nationally recognized manufacturer. No capital investment required. Applicant must have mili tary service record, have had rank of sergeant or better, have had col lege training, be married, own a car, and must be not over 35 years old. Bales experience desired. Address X, care The Chronicle, for appointment. 19-2p mahogany, cherry and walnut. The Trading Post, Laurens. lc FOR SALE—1941 Ford station wa gon with radio and heaj^rjin good condition. Reasonable price. Timmer- man Motor Co. lc CITY SHOE SHOP Expert Shoe Repairing Clinton and Goldville S. D. Dawkins St Sons OLDSMOBILE CADILLAC GMC TRUCKS Want Ads SHIPMENT just received of Har rows, Hammer Mills, Brush Har rows, Drag Harrows, Wagons, Tiller Plows, Mowers, Rakes, Hay Balers, and Lime Spreaders. Pitts Implement Co. 12-2c CLOSING NOTICE—Effective Wed nesday, June 11, we will alternate in closing each Wednesday at 10 ajn. for the day. The cafe remaining opeft will be glad to serve the customers of the one closed. Roddy’s will close on the Uth. (Signed) Clinton Cafe, Roddy’s Restaurant FOR SALE—Porch swing. Telephone 198-R. lc DUPLEX DOG FEED. If you want a good feed for ybur dog at a low er cost try Duplex- It contains every thing your dog needs. Also Gaines, Hunt ClUb and Canned Dog Feed. Blakely-Burton’s Hardware Sc Seeds. Telephone 188. lc BRAND NEW—White asbestos shin gle house for sale. FHA approved for financing by veterans under the GI bill without any down payment Four rooms—large living room, two bedrooms, kitchenette and porch. Running water can be installed in bathroom with little extra expense. E. E. Blakely, care The Chronicle. • J2-3c Specialized Service — Body and Fender Work — Motor Work — Painting — Wheel Alignment — Brake Work — Frame Work New Ford and Chevrolet Motors h 1> Accessories — Nickel Fog Lights ^ — Plastic Rim Strips — Nickel Stop Lights — Nickel Spot Lights We can’t sell everybody a new car now — but! — we can make your car look and per form like new! # Prompt, Efficient, Courteous Service Timmerman Motor Go. OLDSMOBILE ^ GMC TRUCKS — CADILLAC Photic 119 Sales — Service Clinton, S. C.