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I — 7" fM —T" Thursday,*, October 2,1947 : wi' , * . THE CLINTON CHRONICLE i • | \ | Tf- /* ' l 'J \ ^ / Poge Seven One lady said's^ie used tp be afcfai to go to bed, due to stomach gas rose up into her throat and would nearly choke her. Recently she got INNER-AIIX and now says gas is gone, stomach feels fine and she can l^eep soundly. Get INNER-AID for stomach distress. Bishop-Walker Pharmacy. i adv. ■■■■■tWWOBPlinWPWWIWIlWM* V Gray Funeral Home Clinton, S. C. FUNERAL DIRECTORS •> *and«M EMBALMERS AMBULANCE SERVICE Phones 41 and 399-J • L. RUSSELL GRAY and V. PARKS ADAIR, Gen. Mgra. ■■■WRiniKmiKmeMKMWRwmwwwa my Turner Heads City Bicycle Club The. Clinton Bicycle Safety club held its regular meeting Saturday morning at the Casino theatre, under the direction of Patrolman E. E. Bedenbaugh of the state highway patrol Harrison Greater Shows Here T All This Week The Harrison Greater Shows are now playing at the Buchanan show lot at Five Points in Clinton, and will continue through Saturday. This traveling midway is one of the larg- The Lions club sponsored the pro- ^ ever to set up in this area, and _ _ -3 T 2 TIT HMt TITaILpa** n ^ m ^ * BIRTHDAYS AND ' ANNIVERSARIES NOTED The Chronicle Extends Greettnr» To Those Whose Birthdays and Anniversaries Occur This Week. .— -r - ' * CSV CVCl acw aaa ^ram, and Lion W.Walker show-; offers a variety of cleaft, refined ed moving pictures taken of the first amusement with 12 major rides, over meeting of the club. 40 concessions, and a number 0/ fine The following officers were elect-1 tente< i shows, including the world- ed: Jimmy Turner, president; Alice ;f amous Bill y Arnte .minstrels, also Parker, vice-president. 1 sensational “Nights in Havana,” The next regular meeting will be stage show that was featured at held Saturday morning, October York’s 84 club. On the midway at 10:30 on the playgrounds of Flor-, jq a free circus program is ida Street school, at which time in- offered, featuring Fred Reckless, structions and demonstrations in safe;pg r f orm i n g 128 feet in the air with-; u: ' rv '“ r '’*“ out the use of any safety net or safe-| ty device of any kind. On Saturday, 1 from 1 to 6 p.m., a mammoth^ chil-1 dren’s matinee will be held to which ?! Tomorrow’s birthdays include P. Jacobs, Jr., and Francis Bialoc Mrs. John D. Yarborough and Mrs. B. B. Ballard will observe birthdays traughter of Mr. and Mrs. Posey Watts Copeland, .wiJl >?elebrate her first birthday tomorrow. Mr. and Mrs. James T. Smith, of Columbia, will/observe their first wedding anniwsary October 8. Mrs: Smith is tfier former Miss Mildred Holland. / Fred ober 8 Earl Payne old October 1 / WhiObcl V k has a birthday Oc- will be four years > AUXILIARY TO MEET The Executive Board of the Worn- 7 V # A Limited Number of CUSTOM-AIRE Automatic Oil Space Heaters For the Winter Large Size — $119.00 value $98.50 Smaller size — $95.00 value $68.50 HOME SUPPLY CO. Next to Bailey’s Bank Phone 423 bicycle riding will be given. The pro gram will be sponsored by the Ex change club. MARK WELL Featherweight Stapler drens matinee win oe neioio wmcn -it staples and tacks. A need in ev- ?» ' h ‘ ld « n . are ‘ n « ted - Th ' re w,n ery office. Chronicle Pub. Co. n0 ad ™‘ ss ‘ on c !' ar * a and e J very : thing on the grounds will be reduced in price to the kiddies. In addition, a treasure hunt, with prizes, will be staged to entertain the children. . Wise Folks Who Want Faster WATER HEATING Use BUIANF Carolina Suburban - Gas Co. Laurens — Phone 508 HATS CLEANED AND BEAUTIFULLY BLOCKED-Only 75c NEW BANDS IF YOU WISH “BEAUTIFUL DBY CLEANING” } < Now Thru Saturday HARRISON GREATER SHOWS - BUCHANAN SHOWGROUND FIVE POINTS - CLINTON, S.C. 8 Shows -12 Bides - 50 Concessions . . i * * « - — Free Circus Program Nightly — ^ CHILDREN’S MATINEE SATURDAY ' All Children Admitted Free Everything Half-Price - 1 to 6 P. M. li ■ ~ ~ \ ■ ♦♦ i | . By W. J. DRYDEN 1 Frozen silage may cause cows to scour. It is good economy to top the silo and see that all doors and windows are tigtrt. ..... • Onions should be sun dried be fore they are stored for the winter. The National Farm Electrifica tion conference will be held at Clay- pool hotel, Indianapolis, Ind., Oc tober 7-8. The program includes talks by many leaders of farm elec trification. When poultry does not have access to running water a pail inserted up on a stand 18x22 inches, with slats for top will prove ideal.* The pail should extend six inches above the slats and the stand should be about 2*4 feet high. “The Travels of William Bart- ram,” by Mark Van Doren, $3.75, Dover Publications, Inc., New York, ID, is a real source book of Ameri can history. Bartram spent months studying the agriculture of Florida, Georgia, North and South Carolina, and his descriptions are not only vivid but interesting and entertain ing. County To Shore From National Forest Counties having lands within the boundaries of the Sumter national forest will receive the largest return ever made from the national forests in South Carolina. Gross receipts for the fiscal year ending July I amount ed to $96,498.2f! Of this amount, 25 per cent is returned to the counties in Jieu of taxes. The county treas urer is directed to distribute these funds to the school districts within the forests where lands have been acquired by the U. S. government for najionaL forest management. Laurens county, in the Enoree di-' vision, will-receive $1,531.60. Other counties in this district are New berry, Union, Chester and Fairfield. The amount returned is based on the 1 acreage acquired in each county. The Sumter national forest was j placed under formal administration i by the U. S. .forest service in 1935 j [after approximately 300,000 acres of cutover lands had beeq acquired or i 1 was in the process o{ acquisition.; Protection from forest fires and good forest management practices have returned the forest lands to produc tivity, according to District Forest, Ranger John C. Billingsley. ... ii. . Jurors Drawn For Special Court Term A venire of 36 jpetit jurors bas'j been drawn by the jury commis-; sioners to serve during the first week I of a special two-week term of crim-j inal court to convene in Laurens, Oc- i tobef 6. Jurors included from thiy, section! arjp: J. Carl Thompson, Bailey Wil liams, Clifton C. Adair and H. L. | Baldwin, Jr., -.otj&is city; T. W.: Dees, Fred Lee Deitz, Noland McCra- ! vy and Rufus Mills, Lydia Mills; J. j O. Spivey of Goldville. October 6. Martha Davis, daughter of Mr. and . .... ... u i Mr” John C. Da^ V. celehiSte ai* ns Aux,1 ' ary ot ,h * Flrsl ^*^-1 birthday October 5 ~ , terian church, will meet at the church October 7 birthdaj, inib.de m<,rnint ° Clober 8 ' al 10 W. Cooper and Miss Alberta Bald-; c oc * win. v Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Dutton, Jr., will observe thej/f wedding aimiver-, sary the 8th. \/ Burrell L. Wood, III, is three years old today. Mrs. D. B. Smith and Mrs. Grady Chandler have birthdays Saturditt/ Mr. and Mi^. W. S. Ilorne will ob serve their Redding anniversary to morrow. y - Capt. and Mrs. C. W. Haflm^n, now in the Philippines, will observe their wedding anniversary Oq&ber 8. Capt. Hallman has a birthday the 7th and Mrs. Hallman the 9tlTr Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Ferguson of Raleigh, N. C., this city, cele brated their third wedding anniver sary September 28. f John Michael Reddeck/ son of Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Reddeck^ will be two years old tomorrow. Carol Dkckett Copeland, son of Mr. and Mis. T. Heath Copeland, will celebrate ins second birthday Octo ber 4. \ Jimmy Chaney, son /of Mr? and Mrs. Carl Chaney, wilycelebrate his seventh birthday Ocratfer 6. Susan Marie Twhitenead, daughter of Mr. and M^s. Everett Whitehead, will be one y«tr old Sunday. Sally Caroline Copeland, small BICYCLES New and Used RECAPPING AND RE TIRING i COOPER BICYCLE SHOP SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHRONICLE REVIVAL Beginning Thursday Night At 7:00 O’clock Pentecostal i Holiness Church REV. C. J. SEXTON WILL PREACH • The Public Is Cordially Invited If It’S ' Building Material Co11 - D. Ei TRIBBLE C0.- phone94 WE HAVE IN STOCK: rou6h and dressed lumber OAK AND PINE FLOORING—oil grades SIDING, CEILING AND FINISH DOORS AND WINDOWS SAND AND STONE CEMENT, LIME AND PLASTER SHEETROCK AND BEAVERBOARD '/4-INCH FIR PLYWOOD FULL LINE OF PITTSBURGH PAINTS HOUSE PLAN BOOKS—free for the asking ,1V CALL US FOR YOUR NEEDS D. E. Tribble Co. Phone 94 Clinton, S. C. PEOPLE OF LAURENS COUNTY — Be Sure To Attend Your GREAT REGIONAL AGRICULTURAL EXPOSITION— I . • ' The Piedmont INTER STATE At SPARTANBURG — SEE US — Is Your Radiator Stopped Up? DOES YOUR CAR RUN HOT? LET US CLEAN IT Guaranteed Service Eastside Purol Station Phone 135 PENCIL SHARPENER — Dixon Pointer, precision built. JL-nqw handy item needed in every office. Qironicle Publishing Co. „ OCTOBER 6,7,8,9, lO, 11 A GREATER, BET] —Industrial Exhibits . —Agricultural Exhibits —Strafes Mammoth Shows > -—Grandstand Acts —Midway Shows —Harness Races —Fireworks * -^Automobile Races * FOR LAURENS, UNION, CHEROKEE, SPARTANBURG, POLK AND RUTHERFORD COUNTIES Make Your Plans Now to Attend!