The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, January 15, 1948, Image 6
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THE CLINTON CHRONICU
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Thursday, Jahyary 15, 1948
X WANT ADS :
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TO RENT — TO FIND — TO Bl Y — TO SELL
Everybody Reads the Want Ads *:
Terms Cash
NOTICE—Rates for want ads are 50c minimum for 25 words, all
over 25 words 2c per word. All want ads are cash except to firms
carryinir monthly charge accounts with The Chronicle Publishing Co.
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NEWS OF GOLDVILLE
I v|RS. CECIL O'DELL, Correspondent and Representative
; Mrs. H. F. Finney and daughter are
spending a few weeksSvith friends
in California.
Mr. and Mrs. Luke Clark and Mr.
and Mrs Ray Boozer were visitors
i in Saluda Sunday.
FOR SALE--Frigidaire in good con-, PANSY PLANTS, English Daisy! Mrs. Euh» Mayfield and Mr. and
dition See Frank Chumlev at Rose-! Plants, Snapdragon Plants, Sweet Mrs. Louie Bayfield and Miss Mar-
mont cemetery, or Phone 391-J. 1c William Plants and many other va- gery Mayfield of Greer, were Sunday
^ rieties. Blakely-Burton’s Hardware guests o»f Mr. and Mrs. Joe Delany.
FU5NTY or good Royster Guano. ^ ^ Telephone 188. 1
H. J. Pitts Store.
tfc ;
Rev.' and Mrs. H. F. Bouknight
have as their guests for the week the
■ * FOR'SALE — 5-room frame house, , .... .
FOR SALE 70-acre farm and 8-room ^ jouhdation, hardwood floors! mother - Mrs ' Bouknight oT
and
Ballentine. . - •
Mr. and Mrs. Hugk. Craig
of Greenville, spent the
week-end with Mr. and Mrs. C. J.
residence with all ^° nv en ' ences -' j n a n exce pt bedrooms.''Completed in
2M>miles from CHnton. Aiso two ten- Located on paved street. R. E.
ant houses on property. Mrs. Platt Wysor> ni Jacobs Bldg _ ^^daughter
Prather. *1: . tfc
r— : 1 ! 'LL—* , Craig. .
HEATING STO\ ES—Coal, wood or CHICKS — Startiiyg the ; last ; Mr. and Mrs. Otis Murphy and
trash burners. Cash or terms. Mor- we^k in ; month we will have J children, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Mur-
rLson Furn Jure Co. Phone 425. 1c Ba by Chicks every week. Our usual phy visited Mr. and Mrs. Carl Turner
FOR SALE—nL”l-disd John Dwr. ""' duality bload-Iegted , l> i nks : ,„ Nir.cty-Si x Sunday. ’
tiller plow mounted on rubber. | Blfe'y-Bbr.an s Hardware & Seeds Mr and Mrs. J. A. Jarrett
James R.' Davis/Laurens. ,5.2c I^tohone 18». . , U, daughter ol Anderson visited
C. BRYAN HOLLAND , and Mrs. M . H. Holies;Sunday
. > Real Estate
Phone 715 • L Laurens, S. C.
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and
Mr.
HOUSE FOR SALE—7-room frame!
house on Cleveland street. If you
don't think it’s a bargain, compare
price \yith cost of building today. |
(Over Browh-'s Jewelry Store)
Mr. and Mrs. A. C: Rhodes and
Mr. and Mrs. Jack McCarthy of
Greenwood, were Sunday guests of
Mr. and Mrs. James Lovelace
Must be seen to be appreciated. Eot|fOR SALE—Two new oil circulating: Mr. and Mrs. Grover Nabors, Oran,
information, call R. E Wysor, III, 'heaters. Also one. good used oil! Alvin and Carson Nabors and Miss spent Sunday-in Whitmire with Mrs.
Messrs. George Frady and Hack
Prater of Erskine spent the week-end
at home with their parents.
S-Sgt. Lacey Whitley of F c
end.
Mr. an<J Mrs. Charlie' Cole and
C. B.; and Mrs. L. H. Poag attended
the Retirement Service at Oliver
General hospital in Augusta recently.
Miss Grace Eilenberg of Ninety-
Stix, was the week-end guest ofi
Rev. and Mrs. W. G. Ellfcnberg.
Mrs. Edna Greer of Columbia,;
spent Sunday with Rev. and Mrs.
M. A. Bryant.
Mr! and Mrs. W. E. Holsonback
and children and Mr. and MrsC H. G.
Coats of Newberry, visited Mr. andi
Mrs. C. R. O'Dell Sunday.
and Mrs. P. L. Attaway oL
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DR. FRED E.
HOLCOMBE
OPTOMETRIST .
Offices in Clinton
Hotel Building
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Eyes Examined
Glasses Fitted
Office Hours 9:00 to 5:30
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Phone 428-J
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'“•Mr.
Whitmire, were week-end guests of
their daughter, Mrs. J. L. Abrams,
and Mr. Abrams.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Ross and
Charles Ross were Sunday guests of
Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Hair in Columbia.
Mr. and Mrs. John Gaskin, Mrs.
Buford Weir and Miss Faye Gaskin 1
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r ' COMPARE OUR PLAN ~
Before Financing or Re-financing
When buying a new or used car, always ask your dealer
about using our plan, or co-me in and see us yourself.
M. S. BAILEY & SON, BANKERS
Phon£ 18
Robert M. Vance — Small Loan Department
Jacobs Bldg. Phone 85-J. tf
NOTICE—Alt trespassing is hereby
forbidden- on lands owned or con
trolled or operated by James R. Da-, 44-J
vis, Laurens.
circulating heater. Reasonably priced.! G(jadys''Willingham visited Mr. and
Contact Perry M. Moore, Hoorn 6, l MVs. Summerville in Charlotte, N. C.,
National Bank Bldg., or telephone^ Sunday.
15-2c| Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Willingham
were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
R. J. Willingham in cNowberry.
Miss Bonnie Brannon of Chappells,
spent the week-end with Mr. and
15- 2c for SALE—Four used 6.50-16 tires
FOR SALE—Approximately 75 cedar and tubes. Apply The Chronicle |
trees,-will square 4 in. 20 to 30 office. ♦
feet up. James R. Davis, Laurens. LAYING PELLETS, Laying, Grow-|Mrs. Johnny Stroud.
15*2° ing artd Starting Mashes, Scratch,' Miss Emma Adams srpent the week-
FOR SALE—4-room frame house in
Dairy, Horse and Mule, Dog, Fish, end in Cohimbia with her parents,
best residential section. Will be Calf Feeds and Rabbit Pellerts and, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Adams.
R. E. Wysor, III. Grain. Blakely-Burton’s Hardware & Mrs. Johnny Moore of near Cam-
completed soon.
Jacobs Bldg , Phone 85-J.
tfc Seeds. Telephone 188.
RENT
with
FOR SALE- English shepherd pups FOR RENT — Residence known as
ree stered in \KC Male S25 fe- Shands place on Calvert avenue.,
rtgis.t.tu in .vidic .d-j, . - „ . ... , . , the week-end with his parents, Mr
male $20." George' Cox. 100 Musgrove Possession February 1st to desirable | _ J ^ ^
Street. Ip tenants. Carroll• D. Nance. tfc
Sallie Crocker.
Mrs. C. J. King spent the week-end
in Newberry with her daughter,.
Mrs. George Wicker.
^Mr. and Mrs. Millard Murphy and ;
children visited Mr. and Mrs. Clyde j
Putnam in Enoree Sunday.
Caprt. and Mrs. Fred. Ross and chil
dren of Marion, spent the week-end
with Mr. and Mrs. J..D. O’Dell.
Mr. and Mrs. James Bodie and j
family spent Sunday in Newberry
with relatives.
Jack Goodlin of Knoxville, Tenn.,
\0* »• ^ f< « pr vir
spent the week-end here with Mrs.
i . TRY OUR ,
DIXIE DOUGHNUTS and COFFEE
JOIN THE DUNKING CLUB AND LEARN
. HOW TO hUNK
FRESH, TASTY, AND DELICIOUS
AT
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ESSO SODA FOUNTAIN
JOE’S ESSO SERVICE
telephone 128
le den, is spending a few days
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Thomas.
Charles Stewart of Columbia, spent! Goodlin
Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Bowman vis- j
and Mrs. Tot Stewart. , ifed the former’s mother in Ander- !
Messrs. Charles and John Ross, son laM week-end.
WANTED—Male employee for
eral store, work. Apply “A."
The Chronicle. ' '
gen- HOL SE AND FOR SALE—Nice 1 Carl Stroud and Mike Cooled attend-1 Charles Nix was the week-end
A.
care <- room housi? with hardwood floo.'s ed the N. C. State-Furman basket 1 guest of -his - grandmother, Mrs
le located on large lot in fine residen- ball game in Greenville Saturday. ' R. Owens, in Greenville.
Mr
tial section. Former, home of Mrs. R.'
and Mrs. C. J.
We'— -— — —- • fc»ri. ouu -*n». w. u. Campbell and
. G. Watson. See O. L. Long, Attorney.; T A _1 _ Mack spent Sunday in Calhoun Falls
ls T 0 ^ 15-2cl
Want Ads
with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Madden.
FLOOR POLISHER TO RENT-
have large deluxe polisher. It Laurens> g c
not a small polisher, but handles so _
easy. Saves you both time and FOR SAL£^A11 kinds of wood, JHL cabbage PLANTS. Onion Sets, ~ Disehareed From Navy ’v
ergy. Ra.es, .-.00 per day. Home • ; Onion plants, Lettuce Plants, Gar- Friends of Bud Carr.will be glad to
Supply Co. Phone 4^8. } t; STRAY HORSE — Has been at my den Peas, Carrots and Beets. Plant.know he. has received his discharge
FREE AZALEA v BOOK LETS —Call place Several days. Owner please these any time now. Blakely-Burton’s from the navy and is now'at the
by for a ReL^nce Booklet on Azal- identify stime and pay for feed. T. J. Hardware & Seeds. Telephone 188. | home of his mother, Mrs. D. M. Carr.
eas and Camellias We have Reliance ..Copeland, R-2, Laurens.
Camellia,
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, , « .PIANO—Used, good make, priced to ; . w .. IT
Azalea and Camel Da^FertiUzer in moTHERS-t:Do you realize that you | sell. Cash or terms. Morrison Fur- _. . .
stock. Blakely-Burton s Hardware -!C can save tbe drudgery of washing, mture Co. Phone 425. lei . r ‘„ ^ craans Missionary Union Of .
Seeds. Telephone 188. ^ - 1c diapers at home for as little ac ti fiui. ■ . | the .Baptist-church held
EXPERT RADIO SERVICE
On Home and Auto Sets
CLINTON RADIO SERVICE
Phone 142
In Rear L. B. Dillard’s Store
per 'wnrck.-and also protect the Itesltt
of your child by being sure of sani
tary and sterile diapers, that have
'irfeetTffS' JI last Tuesday eve-
side Paints, Varnishes, Ehamels, I ning at the church at 7 o’clock.
Oils and Turpentine. Blakely-Bur-1 The program was in honor of the
been "washed through a’total of 10 ton ' s Hardware & Seeds. Telephone sixtieth anniversary of the WMU and
605, Laurens.'
L. & H. Deluxe Electric Range — it
FOR SALE
Pitts.
Milk cows.
Hubert J.
1.
has everything. Only. $318.-Cush or 12 Bailey St. Telephone 159-J.
rendered by Mrs.
The topic being,
of Royal Service."
with the program
FOR SALE -
monins old.
J. T. Lan:>).d.
Mills.
Hound puppies, two
Ui • in't see
185 Cypress St., Lydia
IP
rinses. Baby Dy-De Service, Phone'll: was effectively
tfo; NOTICE—For dressmaking and al-! •l arold ^ lurphy '
teratjons, see Mrs. O. H. Crawford, ' 1Xt ' Years
Those • assisting
— w’efe: Mesdames R. L. Francis, Hor-1
terms arranged. Morrison Furniture; ELECTRIC HEATERS With or with-, ace Hamm/ H. L. Gardner, Bertha
Co. Phone 425. \ 1c out fans. Waffle' Ir<A* Toasters, Slroud, Walter Waits, Otis ’ Murphy
INSIDE and outside’-paintingT^Lo i » ot P lat * s ’ and G -E- Bulbs, and Frances Giles.
wallpaper hanging. Prices reason^2^i y * Eu ^ n s Hardware & ***<**■ A Ber the business hour the so
le ciety enjoyed a social hour. Re
hanging. Prices reason- . ^
able. Kenneth LaBarge, in trailer at Tgltsphone
Johnson s Service Station, S. Broad FARMS FOR SALE—Several farms j fl ' eshments were served b y Mrs - Rolfe
WANTED TO BUY—Oat straw and St. Telephone 9267. 15-2pj located in different sections of the' G * ar ^’ Miss Fannie Copeland, Miss
hay - H J p,tts - ■ • lc tJKED FWtrir Rpfngprator, (with ' county _ Reasbnaible prices. C. Bryan ( Sallie Craig, and Mrs. Gearge Frady.
CURE YOUR MEAT the sure, easy guarantee). .Some of these boxes’ an ’ ‘ urenS ' ,, lc j - _ Methodist Society Meets
way. We have Plain and Smoke nave completely new motor units'. FOR SALE—Pair male beagle hound On last Tuesday evening the Worn-
Sugar Cure, Condensed Smoke, Skip- 1 Standard makes. Prices you can af- dogs, 15 months old, running^-ab- an’s Society of Christian Service met)
per Compound, Sage, Black Pepper, ford Home Supply Co. Phone 423. tf bits,. $40 pr. Can be seen at John'H. j at' the Methodist church” with a large
Sausage Seasoning. Tender-Cure and 1 REPAIRED refinished. Boole farm, 2 miles from Cross An- number'present to start the new yeai.
Sta-Fresh Also regular Salt. Blake
ly-Burton’s Hardware & Seeds. Tele-;
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phone 188.
Antiques our specialty. Custom up
holstering, restyling of old furniture.
chor off Union road. See M. T. Poole, | Mrs. B. W. Oxner. president, pre
Clinton-Laurens road. . Ip 'sided over the business hour naming
Chick Buyers
HFRF't RIG NlFWtf
cnppl«« no breed or %«*~fu«ronte« LiMea
— lino oiler lotto oolt oatil the preteal
oapplv it ethoutted. onj ijjoi »<<n t be tong
• nh hrtt |rode bobv ch<ckt oi thio
SEND NO MONEY *••■.««••••
Jmo« tend > our order lor ot iaon> hundred •! thete bo by
ehicko yoo wont ot (hit tpeool (4 9S price Doa t tead
on> eeoney All hobv rhicke ehipped C O D loh oh<p-
pm| point Ir.om tupply hatchery neorett yoa Ad> •••
Supply limited Send yoor order* la
LIGHTNER'S CHICKS
D«Mrt*w«nt C P 0. Bpi t24
Plionp ColumKip, S C
WRITE FOR COMPLETE PRICE
! We have beautiful selection of La-* EASY Spindrier Washer — we have' ber committee for the coming year.
France fabrics to choose from. Leroy i them, either electric or gasoline i Mrs. Rudolph Prater presented an
Sanders, Gary and Thornwell Sts. ■ mortor. Cash or terms. Morrison Fur- ‘ nl e res t* n f? program based on the
... ^ 29-4p niture Co. Ph’one 425.. lc Psabm
1 * 1—- : i During the social hour the hostess-
i FOR SALE—New 4-room house un- FARM FOR SALE—143^acres, 75 in es Mrs Vernon Garner and Mrs. B.
1 der construction, located on R. A.| open land, tenant house, and barn. jw. Oxner, served ^ sweet course.
You May Save Any
Amount Any Time
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CITIZENS FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION *
Members’ share accounts at this Association are de-
■signed-to enable y<
ATT 'account sup to $5,000 are insured by the Federal Sav
ings and Loan Insurance Corporation. All accounts,
whether $1 or large amounts, receive the same detailed,
courteous attention.
LEARN TO SAVE IN 1948 — INVESTIGATE NOW.
NEW ACCOUNTS INVITED.
' Out-of-Town Investments Solicited
AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. "
Telephone No. 6
A Clinton Institution Serving Clinton People Since 1909
I Steer property, fronting 100 feet on On paved toad .in Hopew-ell section.
Whtimire. highway and 700 feet on C. Bryan Holland, Laurens. lc
adjacent road. City electricity in
bouse, hardwood floors and complete .
i bathroom. Priced $5,250. Can arrange
FOUND—Large sweater in front of
Young’s Pharmacy. Owner may ob-
; attractive loan. Call Kilgo & Hunter,
Realtors, Laurens.
15-3c
tain by identifying same at Young’s
Pharmacy.
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! cvnrD n ♦ • T ^ r FOR INCOME TAX SERVICE—See
SINGER Electric Portable, Console ,,, D Jl
Mr. or Mrs. W. B. Able, 301 East
and desk model home machines, 1 .. e , . , . ,
«. • i . , ¥ T i * Florida Street. Will be at home every
, aLso Tailoring and - Upholstery ma- v«. ^
Notice!!
The new officers for 1948 of the
Woman’s Society of Christian Service j
will be installed Sunday evening at'
COLD THEATRE
7 o’clock by the pastor, Rev.
der Bauknight.
H. Eel-
Goldville, S. C.
Birthday Surprise | j
Mrs. Rudolph Prater entertained atjS
, FARM LAND
REAL ESTATE ,
FOR SALE
See
—WASttM^tTTS^
the man who knows farm land
from Genesis to Revelation.
I have several small farms
consisting of from 35 to 50
acres that I can sell. Worth the
money, and I don’t mean may
be. Several of these farms arc
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on paved roads from one to
four miles of Clniton. w;
ade.’Doug’s Trading Post’, Green- ne . sday a , f , lern ° onS ’ For appointments| nesday evening with a surprise din-j*
ood, S. C. 12-5c ca 276-M. ^ lC|ner in honor of her husband’s birth- ^
chines, all like new. We buy, sell and
tri
iwood, S.
FOR SALE—Two new oil circulating;
heaters. Also one good used oil
circulating heater. Reasonably priced.
Contact Perry M. Moore, Room 6,
evening a/ter 6 o’clock or all Wed- i her home on Pickens street last Wed-!
National Bank Dldgr, GUTeTephbne
44-J. 15-2c
g fi
GE1T a “Thor Auto-Magic” Spindrier, day -
Washer and Ironer and put an end ! The daintily appointed table waa
to wash day worries.,Cash or terms. cen * ere< * wRb a lighted birthday
Morning Shows—Monday, Wednesday, Friday, 10 A. M.
Matinee—Monday, Wednesday, Friday .A..... 1:15 P. M.
Night Shows—Every night 6:30 and 8:30.
Admission 35c (29c plus 6c tax); Children under 12—9c
Morrison Furniture Co. Phone 425.
LOST—Strayed, or stolen: Light Jer
sey cow with horns. If found, please
SERICEA LESPEDEZA hulled and' ^ A ’ Dunawa y- 11 Washing
ton Street:
15-2p
scarified. We have an extra nice
lot of these stid. Blakely-Burton’s FOR SALE—4-room house on 56-acre
Hardware & Seeds. Telephone 188. j tract on paved road 8 miles from
Clinton. 30 acres open land. C. Bryan
Holland, Laurens. * lc
P & G PAINT
Made in the South
for the South
BUILDING
MATERIALS
J. R. Crawford
Phone 10^
South Broad at Pine
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LOTS FOR SALE — On old airport
road. New development just start
ed. City has cut^new street this past
week. Buy early before price goes
' up. E. Wysor, III. Jacobs Bldg.,
85-J tfc
LUMBER — I have several hundred
feet of dressed lumber in different
dimensions, priced reasonable. At my
place near Bonds Cross Roads. Ed
ward C. Henderson, Kinards. Ip
cake. A host of friends came_-as all
complete surprise to “Ruddy.”
Mr. and Mrs. James Simpson were
honored also with a piece of silver
in her chosen pattern for their anni
versary.
With The Sick
Mrs. Jesse Finney continues ill
at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Nathan Brazil.
Friends a! Mrs. J. J. Clark will re-
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, JAN. 15*16—
-'FOREVER AMBER"—
With LINDA DARNELL and CORNELL WILDE”
Admission: Children, 50c; Adults, A.M. and P. M. 74c; Night $1.20
Shows: Thursday, 6:30 and 9:00; Friday, 10,1:15, 6:30, 9:00
SATURDAY, JANUARY 17^
DOUBLE FEATURE-*-
"DON QUIXOTE"
.and.
f:
GOOD BUYS
In modern houses, well locat
ed. Information furnished and
property shown without obli-..
gation. '
R. E,WYSOR, III ;
Jacobs Bldg. Phone 85-J
CUSTOMER “I” says that three days
after switching to “SpartarALay,-1 g re t to learn she is-ill. at her home
t^m
/#
mg Pellets his egg - product’iwr in
creased from 0% to 25%, and that in
two weeks he was getting 50%. You
can’t fool hens; they believe in
“Spartan.” C-W-S Guano Co. 22-2c
SEVEN KEYS TO BALDPATE"
PUIS COMEDY
WANTED TO BUY:
HENS
Wi(l pay— *
26c Lb.
HAROLD M. SENN,
Route 1—Near County Borne
Laurens, S. C.
on^North Broad street in Clinton.
Bill Thomas ii a patient at Hays
hospital where he underwent an op
eration Monday. . U
Wallace Marshall is quite ill in the
General hospital in Greenville.
Mrs. H. M. Elliott is ill at her home
on Calhoun street. - . ,
Rev. M. A. Bryant is ill at his
MONDAY AND TUESDAY, JAN. 19-20—
'OUT OF THE BLUE
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GEORGE BRENT and VIRGINIA MAYO
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home.
Mrs. Earl Holsonback Is a patient
at Duke hospital-in Durham, N. C.
Leroy Humphries has returned
home from Newfcefry hospital and is
recuperating from a broken leg ^ at
bis home.
THE CHRONICLE coats less than 4c
i A week delivered In yoor home.
Where can yon get so much for so
A HttleT CaO 74.
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"I'LL BE YOURS'
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