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Page Six THE CLINTON CHRONICLE M Thursday, July 10, 1947 ♦ ♦ WANT ADS TO RENT — TO FIND — lO BUY — TO SELL Everybody Reads the Want Ads Terms Cash Rates: 40c minimum—25 words per insertion. Over 25 words IVzC per word. PERSONAL ANO SOCIAL NEWS OF GOLDVIUE MRS. CECIL O'DELL; Correspondent and Representative SKttlCE—All want ads are cash ex- FOR RENT—Store building on West eept to firms carrying monthly ac- Main street. Telenhone 369-J. 1c Mate with the Chronicle Publish- hv Company. We cannot accept ads fcy phone to be charged. _ | Mr. and Mrs. Claude Farmer and , children spent a few days last week I in Anderson with friends. Messrs. Gordon Oxner and Henry Osborne spent a few days at Myrtle Beacr^ during their vacation. Mr. and Mrs Clisby Templeton and children visited Mr. and Mrs. Gus Tamsberg ii^ Charleston last week. Mrs.,John Ross and Mrs. Sigsbee Main street. Telephone 369-J. — » | FOR SALE — Household furniture, j including new Kelvington electric l range. Mrs. F. J. Rogoski, 115 North spent last Thursday m Green- — . Tj “ j c* in'v 11 * 41 - Mrs - Ross niece, Mrs. Doc MATCHED DOOR LOCK SETS in Broad St. ; i?:Batson, is quite ill. Dull Brass and Glass Knobs. Also po R SALEL—165-acre farm, 150 acres; Miss Gladys Willingham and Car- Chrome Hinges and Latches for Cab-; j n cultivation, 4 miles from Clin-lgy-j Nabors joined friends in Lees inets, etc. Blakely-Burton s Harffw are ^ on q Bryan Holland, Laurens. l c 'ville and motored to Myrtle Beach & Seeds. Telephone 188. lc ; FOR sALF^-Pia^o'and girl’s bi^de, | foi a few.days. both in good condition. Telephone I Mrs. Cecil Farmer, Mrs. Rudy Pra- * •’ lp[ ter anc ^ Miss Barbara Willingham Jack Goodlin, and. Mr. Goodlin in Knoxville, Tenn., a few days last week. Messrs. Fearless Rowe and Ben Workman are spending the week in the mountains of North Carolina. Mrs. Walt Byars and small daugh ter spent a few days last week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Clark, in Clinton. er, of Whitmire, who was 78 years old. Those enjoying the occasion and helping Granny celebrate were Mr ' .and Mrs. Joy Crocker, Buddy and Carolyn Crocker, Mr. and Mrs. Buck Crocker, Mrs. Charlie King and children, Frances and Brenda, Miss Betty Brock, Miss Ruth Crbck- er, Rev. and Mrs. P. F. Brygnt and children, Edwin and Janice, all of Whitmire, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Farm er and children, Mr. and Mrs. John Gaskin, Miss Faye Gaskin, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil O’Dell, Mrs. Buford Weir, Miss Barbara Willingham, of Gold- ville, Guy Prater and Jack Turner Claude Cooley of Anderson, visited ^ ~ his brother,,Jame^ Cooley, and Mrs.! 01 C Cooley last Friday. ' % ■ Granny, Davis visited friends in Knoxville, Tenn., last week. Birth Announcement Rev. and Mrs. H. F. Bouknight an nounce the birth of a soon July 2 at Hays hospital. $25.00 REWARD! For information leading to the rental of a 4 to 6 room house. Reference. See Ralph E. Norment Jacobs Press Phone 100 7 Calvert Ave. Phone 311-W RED SALVIA or Scarlet Sage Plants,^ Ten Week and Double Stock Plants, Petunia Plants and Chrysan themum Plants. Blakely - Burton's Hardware & Seeds. Telephone 188. 1 were visitors in Newberry last Sat- [FOR SALE—72-acre farm 44 miles •PHILCO RADIOS and Record Play-1 from Clinton, near paved road. C. ■ers. Combinatibns, ta^e, floor ^ Bryan Holland, Laurens, models and portables. Morrison 1 Furniture Co. lc lc GLADIOLI for sale. Also a gas stove. _____ _ ; Mrs. D. V. Wright, on Greenwood ROOMS FOR RENT At Myrtle , highway at North Creek. 3-2p Beach, third and fourth weeks in tehmite CONTROL—Termites are July. Contact Mrs. W. S. Horne, Sara j flying ants. Why let them eat up Len Cottage, 2nd Street, Myrtle your property. Termites work winter Beach. S. C. tf FOR SALE—Purebred English Shep- urday. Messrs. Guy Prater and Jack Tur ner of High Point, N. C., spent the week-end with the former’s brother, Rudolph Prater. Bud O’Dell spent a few days last week with friends and relatives in Newberry. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Osborne and son, Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Wood ..and daughter of Newberry, visited Missj Card of Thanks Frances Osborne in Columbia Sun- 1 T ,, j . . jjgy j I d like tp say Jhank you. to each Mr. and Mrs.- Bryce Little and of you for the^cards, flowers and children of Charlotte, N. C., are vis-! every 301 of kindn ess, no matter how iting Mr. and Mrs. John Ross. l smaI1 > shown me durm « my lllness - Mr. and Mrs. Frank Turner and children spent the holidays in Flori da. Mrs. Pearl O’Dell, Reginald O’Dell .. , Lyman, Mr. and Mrs. Mason Simp- Mr. and Mrs Hayne Willingham | and - son and Mrs Nannia Hm o( were called lo Columbia Sunday due, clin , were Sund s o( Mr to the serious illness of Mrs. .Will-, and Mrs. Jeff O'Dell. Ingham's nephew. He is a patient ( m|k Jud Miller . ot Greenwood , at a Columbia hospital. l5 spending the weck with Mr . and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fulmer and :Mrs Wa]t Fulmcr children spent a few days last week Jeff O’Dell. Church Clan To Meet The Ever-Ready class of the Methodist church will meet Tuesday evening at 7 o’clock. All mehlbers are urged to be present. • Smith-Tinsley j Miss Cleo Smith of Leesville, be came the bride of Wliliam Rufus . , , a-u n/r , .. -a a* n • > Jesse Thomas of Charlotte, N. C., 1 Tinsley of Goldville, on Friday, June and summer and are destroying over wtih Mr. and Mrs. Roy Miller in spent a few days here ^ week 27> at y he home Qf t J ie groom’s sister, ville Presbyterian church, officiated using the ring Ceremony.. Members of the immediate families and close friends attended. The vows were spoken before an improvised altar of ivy and white gladioli with candles and summer flowers being used appropriately. Miss Jean Smith rendered a pro gram of nuptial music. Her selec tions included “Clair de Dune,” by Debussey, and the traditional wed ding marches. During the ceremony “Seal Us, O Holy Spirit” was played softly. Miss Inez Tinsley, sister of the groonfy lighted the candles. The bride and groom entered to gether unattended. She wore a white butcher linen suit with white accessories and a corsage of white carnations. Mrs. Tinsley is the -daughter of Mrs. H. R. Smith and the late Mr. Smith of Leesville. Mr. Tinsiey^s the eldest son of Mr. and Mts. E. A. Tinsley of Gold ville. After a wedding trip to Florida the young couple will make their home with the groom’s parents on Magnolia street. , MAJESTIC RADIO Mighty. Monarch of tho Air COPELAND'S Hardware Supply Co. fifty million dollars worth of prop- herd puppies, females $10, males: erty yearly To be sure, have a free $12. G. W. Cox, 100 Musgrove St. Ip inspection. Call J. R. Crawford, MALE HELP WANTED—Young man P hloe Batesburg, S. C. * to operate tractors and other ma- !— — | t ; n nf riinton \Tr and Mrc Rav 1 '. ® “"“““j- " ■chinery. House furnished and week-i ROTENONE DUST. Sabadilla Dust, j r * Mrs. Mae Malone of Alabama, Greenwood. George Walter remain ed for the entire week with Niegel Miller. / Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wright of with Mrs. Thomas and son. David Macfden and son spent a few days last week at Myrtle Beach. e . . .. , i Among those visiting Mrs. J. J. tin of Clinton. Mr. and Mrs. ^ »><= hohdays were: enmery. nouse turnisnea a„u i Surratt and children of FaifvWw,: .’ft [h r ’ A ! aba |?’ a ' Mr : 1, salary. Bluford Kennedy, at od, Rotoeu w.th Rotenone and Copper - and Mrs. At red Cromer and son o Hitch place, Route 1, Clinton. lc DDT Powder and Liquid, Black Leaf, holidays Anniston, Ala., Mf. and- Mrs. Cecil , _ ! 40. Red Arrow and Evergreen Sprays.! g 1 - ’ ' Radfprdr of Anderson, and Mr. and Jersey and Guernsey; ' Hardware & Seeds.! , M ; »»<• »«. Joe Johnson. M.ss , Mrs c , H>m|) and son Si lc Myrtle Osborne and Emory Moore. sonvUle — visited Mr. and Mrs. Claude War- T u t . .. 10-3piFOR SALE — 90 acres on Clinton- ren in Charleston last week. vacation with friend •° r* elF ^ ^ 77^,1 Laurens highway. C. Bryan Hot-: S-Sgt. Eddy Lee Price and Mrs . ’ ^ a “»" »'"> friends m North Caro- FOR SALE—8-room story-and-a-half, . , T aU j. ens v lc Price and son are snendine several ’ ma ‘ house. 2 apartments, with baths. I 1 I , „ .. p ,• . i Walt Byars and Johnny Buchanan Good location in Clinton. C. Bryan | ELECTROLUX CLEANERS — Parts da> ' s ,n ° '‘ ' wll . h t lh !, , spent a few days at Myrtle Beach Holland Laurens lc and sales. Hal L. Baldwin. Phones i P^nts, Mr^ and Mrs. J. L. Rochester., las , week i407-W and 86. ... «|. Messrs.-Bobby Boyce. Bobby Na- Mr and Mrs j L Abram , and "tf ’ WANTED—All people suffenngTimin Mvfue Beach fo" ? f^'d^ys las d ' ,U8hter ViSi,ed MrS ' Abrams ' brol . h - Ul My “ le Beach for 3 few days last |er, Charles Attaway, and Mrs. Atta- week. i Mrs .William Dunlap. Rev. L. W. Brown, pastor of Gold- Phone 15 FOR' SALE cow rabbits No. 1. o . u 'ai u c on 1 Blakely-Burton . 3 years old. Also one h0 8;_ 3 “ Telephone 188. s, one horse. F. J. Carnes, RFD | KEROSENE—14c gallon. Yarborough 1 ; Oil Co. kidney trouble or backache to try ONE AND T\V O-BURNER Oil Sto\ e, nidbO, only 97c. Money-back guar- Ovens, Dazey Can Openers, J u * c '; a ntee. McGee’s Drug Store, Clinton. ers, Ice Crackers and many other items for the kitchen. Blakely-Bur- 1on’s Hardware & Seeds. Telephone 188. lc TERMITE CONTROL — Over two hundred fifty thousand structures .have been, protected against termite damage.\Why not have your’s pro-! tocted. Call J. R. Crawford, Clinton,; Phone No. 10. Termite Co. of S. C., M. D. Wiley, Mgr., Batesburg, S. C. Sep25-p D- C. BRYAN HO Real Estalte Phone 715 I/aurens, S. C. (Over Brown’s Jewelry Store) • way in North Carolina last week. Mr. and Mrs. Ezell Abney spent, Mr and Mrs Hunnicutt visil . m y ‘a I J, eWb % ry I W “ h T re at ‘'' es ;!ed friends and relatives in Easley and . r. and .Irs. R. L Taylor of Liberty last week. On the 4th they Gseenwood. and Paul Taylor visited cel€brated lheir 4Mh annjversa Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Hamm during| Mr . and Mrs ^ R Hunnicut ' and the holidays. family of Ninety-Six, were Sunday CITY SHOE SHOP Expert Shoe Repairing Clinton and Goldville S. D. Dawkins & Sons Mr. and Mrs Walt Waits. Miss lguests o( Mr _ a „ d ji rs E(J „ Betty Waits and Lester Hair spent j cuR I a few days last week in the moun- . . a - ° ' ort f Carolina days wi , h Mr and Mrs H Estes I, M V and T'to-Carl Franzen and |ln Cross Anchor recent , .family are spending two weeks with Mlsses InM Tlnsl and M M friends and relatives in Chicago. GOLD THEATRE Goldville, S. C. €K)R RENT— Electrically equipped j apartments, inner spring mattress-' es, continuous hot water. Across, FOR SALE _ Six _ room duplex in etreet from ocean. Five blocks from 4own and amusements. Accommo- Clinton. Price is reasonable. i Bryan Holland, Laurens. Miss Elaine Franzen will remain for the rest of the summer. - . Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lasorta and Mr. rie Price spent last Thursday in Co lumbia. ,Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Kelly visited „ ^ a* a nr a , * , w. • ; Mr - and Mrs - John Fox in Walhalla and Mrs. A. W. Angeloia of Morris-! last week town, Pa., -visited Tommy Lasorta i Mr A/ivc tt„, u i dations 8. Mrs. Ellen H. Henderson,; : l'-j a n d Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Prater la?t | Sons W ere‘guests of Mrs ^Emmy 309 S. Ocean Blvd., Myrtle Beach,, FLOOR POLISHER TO RENT-We ! Friday. Little “Smoky" Lasorta, | in g Newberry Saturda ™ my C. . c-tf! have large deluxe polisher. It is brother of Tommy, is spending a few; Mrs Gladys £stes Thursday ■ • not 3 small polisher, but handles so days here. I with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Estes in EXPERT RADIO SERVICE On Home and Auto Sets CLINTON RADIO SERVICE Phone 142 easy. Saves you both time and en- Mr. and Mrs. Tpt Stewart andic ross Anc hor ergy. Rates, $2.00 per day. Home Jimmy spent the past week in Gat- | Supply Co. Phone 423. FOR SALE — 34 gallon Jersey milk cow. Will freshen about July 15. Bluford Kennedy at Luther Hitch place, Route 1, Clinton. lc FOR SALE —Milk cows. Pitts. Hubert J.i i MOTHERS-rDo yojji realize that you can save the drudgery of washing FOR SALE — Fryers, 45c lb.; hens,. diapers at home for as little as $1.50 35c lb.; roosters, 20c lb. Smith j per w»ek, and also protect the health f*oultry Farm, Telephone 141-W. j of your child by being sure of sani- 10-3p! tary and sterile diapers, that have ffn.FTTPir FANS will keep you cool. : been washed through a total of 10 8-10-12 inch Westinghouse, Knapp: rinse *' Bab y Dy-De Service, Phone Monarch and Samson. Real quality ' Laurens. tfc and priced right. Cash or terms. NEEDED AT ONCE—Four good hon- Morrison Furniture Co. lc i est, dependable, sober men to be ~PLANTST Sweet Potato bus drivers ; Anyone interested please TOMATO T T , Plants, Sweet, Hot and Pimiento J contac ^ Copeland, Jr., 134 Mus- Pepper Plants, Eggplant Plants, Cab- & ro '' e St., Telephone 211-W. lc -bage Plants and Collard Plants. HOT WATER. HEATERS — Electric, Biakely-Burton's Hardware & Seeds.! oil coal. Cash or terms. Phone 425. Telephone 188. lc Morrison Furniture Cq. lc BABY CHICKS. Barred Rocks, R. I. BEFORE YOU GO on your vacation, Reds, White Rocks and N. H. Reds. be sure to get an AETNA ACCI- U. S. Approved. Blood-Tested. Also DENT INSURANCE TICKET. Costs Feeds, Feeders, Fountains and Rem-'25c a day. Pays up to $5,000. edies. Biakely-Burton's Hardware &! S. W. SUMEREL, Aetna-izer tfllinburg, Tenn Mr. and Mrs. Sloan Rowland va cationed in the mountains of North Carolina last week. Mr. and Mrs. Jeff O’Dell and Bud! O’Dell were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Templeton in Calhoun Falls a few days last week. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Niver and children spent the week in Gatlin- burg k Jenn. Messrs. Efifd Hayes, Leroy Motes and John Holly and son visited Myrtle Beach and the Isle of Palms during the holidays. Mrs. Annie Garrett of Clinton, spent a few days last week with Mrs. Bertha Stroud. ! Mr. and Mrs. Mason Rowland i were guests of their daughter, Mrs. Misses Raye Tinsley and Florence Gresham spent a few days at’Myrtle Beach last week. Mrs. E. A. Tinsley and son visited Mrs. M. H. Ellis in Orangeburg last week. Birthday Dinner Enjoyed On last Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Ru dolph Prater entertained with a birthday dinner honoring Mrs. Pra ter’s grandmother, Mrs. Sallie Crock- Morning Shows—Monday, Wednesday, Friday, 10 A. M. Matinee—Monday, Wednesday, Friday 1:15 P. M. Night Shows—Every night 6:30 and 8:30 Admission 35c (29c plus 6c tax); Children under 12—9c THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, JULY 10-11— "ITS A WONDERFUL LIFE" With JAMES STEWART, DONNA l^EED, LIONEL BARRYMORE * SATURDAY, JULY 12— , DOUBLE FEATURE— MY BROTHER TALKS TO HORSES" With BUTCH JENKINS ...Also... "THUNDERGAP OUTLAWS" With TEX O’BRIEN ...Pina... First Chapter of "SON OF ZORRO' //| k// MONDAY AND TUESDAY, JULY 14-1S— "SINBAD THE SAILOR" With DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, JR., and MAUREEN O’HARA n WEDNESDAY, JULY 16— "THE BEGINNING OF THE END With ROBERT WALKER and BRIAN DONLEVY Also—CASH N1TE , NEXT— "LOVE AND LEARN" News Reels and Selected Short Subjects COLORED BALCONY ¥ Seeds. Telephone 188. lc WHY burn up your stove when it can be repaired? A good stove will .save wood and trouble. I have no one working for me and do the work Jacobs Building Tele: 80 Clinton, S. C. BABY CRIB BEDS, Screened Beds, Youth Beds, Bunk Beds. Cash or terms. Phone 425. Morrison Furniture myself. Tom Brigman, Rt. 1, New-, Company. lc ■berry. Se P 1M3c : FRUIT JARS with one Want Ads COKER BROS. HEATING CO., Oil and coal furnaces, stokers, blow ers, oil burners and furnace repairs. Phone Joe’s Esso Station, 128, Clin ton, or phone Mr. Flaherty, 4510-J, Spartanburg. 17-4p WANTED TO BUY—A medium-size safe. Morrison Furniture Co. Phone! 425. -lc! FREE BABY CHICK FEEDERS. You ■ don’t have to buy a thing to get] »hem. But you probably are already I r ivvj i x ' , -^ rvo wim u ^ ie ortwo piece bu y ing f rom us because you know FALL SEED IRISH POTATOES. We 1 tops. Also extra tops, lids, rings, - ^ 6 have just received a supply o!, Jelly Glasses and Jels-Rite. Blake- Green Mountains. Should be plant-! ty-Burton’s Hardware'&: Seeds. Tel- this month. Biakely-Burton's, ephone 188. •Hardware & Seeds. Telephone 188. LOCAL SALESMAN WANTED PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY—Boll weevils destroy cotton — Termites we get mashes fresh every week. C-W-S Guano Co. Phone 62. lc Salesmen to sell our Nationally Ad-, destroy property. Have your home vertised Underwriter Approved Fire Extinguishers direct to Schools, Ho tels, Restaurants, Boarding Houses, Churches, Public Dance Halls, Night Clubs, Taverns, Summer Resorts, Hospitals, Lumber and Building Con cerns, Theatres, Country Estates, Homes, Farmers, .AUto, Truck and .43us Owners, etc. Not sold by stores. Thousands of prospects. Fear of fire greater now than ever before. Fyr- Yyters now available after 5-year pent-up demand. Straight commis sion basis. We deliver and carry the account. Profits mailed weekly. Op portunity for large earnings. Com pany established 30 years. “Be your own Boss.’’ Build up a business in .your home city and vicinity. Write for free details. THE FYR-FYTER jCO., Dept. P-1, Dayton, 1, Ohio, -ic 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 EASTER LILLIES—Blooming bulbs $1.00 per dozen, 100 for $6.00, de livered. W. W. Summerlin, Lake Placid, Fla. IP FOR SALE—Jersey cow with young calf. C. L. Hunter, on Glinton-Lau- rens highway, RFD 2. ip CITY SHOE SHOP Expert Shoe Repairing Clinton and Goldville S. D. Dawkins & Sons FOR SALE—>Fo*, about half grown, $10. Also three young fox hound dogs, just beginning to run good. Carl Mathis, 153 Pine St., Lydia Mill. • IP WILLIAMS Silver Plate—Service for eight, unconditionally guaranteed, only $30.95. Cash or terms. Phone 425. Morrison Furniture Co. lc FUEL OIL HEATERS now ready for delivery. Buy now and you won’t be disappointed this winter. Cash or terms. Phone 425. Morrison Furniture Company. lc FOR SALE—National 14-qt. pressure cooker; 200 quart fruit jars; all for $20. Virgil Patterson, Route 2, En- oree. Ip PLENTY OF PARKING ROOM at our place. When you want, the best feeds made come to see us. We sell three brands of feed, ana if we hear of a better kind we will start selling four. C-W-S Guano Co. lc The Best Values Known . In Blanket History! NEW SHIPMENT JUST UNPACKED All Wool (100%) Western Wool en Mills Blankets, 72x84 Satin Trimmed These blankets were shipped direct from Blanket Mills to be distrib uted by Joanna Mercantile Company for the benefit of employees and friends of Joanna Cotton Mills Company at a price of— $6.00 Each Joanna Co. GOLDVILLE, S. C.