The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, January 29, 1948, Image 8
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TH E CU NTON CH RON ICLE
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Thursday, January 29, 1948
Greatest Trick
Basketball Shot
To Perform Here
! with his eyes shut.
A performer in 47 states (he miss-
ied Arkansas), the prtss has this to
, say of him: “Wilfred does things with
,) basketball that are remindful of j
- ^ ~ / , , ... the performance of a skilled ven-1
Hct/cl. one > o.isl^t.oa j ri ] 0 qiJjs^ y ou see it b U ( you don't j
greatest trick shots., will be a guest believf it. He makes all kinds of 1
performer between th^, halves of the.jai.^Hs- look so ridiculously easy .that'
Presbvterian - Newberry basketball there may be method in Keith s
Wilfred
BIRTHDAYS AND
ANNIVERSARIES NOTED
The Chronicle Extends Greeting?
To Those Whose Birthdays and
Anniversaries Occur This Week.
New Chevrolet
Now On Display At
Giles' Showrooms
for enough bait to poison an average
size farm. Larger .farms should or
der in proportion.
Much interest is being shown
throughout the rural area of the
couhty in the program. In order to
aid farmers in placing thejr ofder for
bait the following places ace cooper- General ^Motors, are now on display
ating in taking orders: Edd Stewart’s! throughout the country for the first
Store, Miss Jessie Sloan’s home, Mt J time
, bringing Hetzel to Atlanta. He may 1 D e Carmel colored school, Zeb Vance,i t,. ,
n Lerov Springs gymnasium , , , ' .u i r ^ r - and Mrs. R. S. Horton and, Mr.. „ c . D ’I The Giles Chevrolet company of
7 . , . have, an idea of making the players!,. w IHacns Store, Raymond Cook’s hom?,i- L ... .
. ednt'sday night. Athletic Di- f ee i a <-hamed to' miss a shot after . ^ I Gray CourtiOwines school W E ^ 1S C1 ^y» dealers, announce in to-
ding annivers'aries February 3.
Henbert Adair, son of Mr. and Mrs.
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pe
rioi’mer
to over; two million
fans.
H
etzzel, .a
resident of Washing-
ton. 1
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J bring his_ one-hicin
show
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o Clinti
m fofc an exhibition
that
he
is been
described as "amaz-
ing."
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imreous records for
straig
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and t r
ick shooting, such as
144 st
light fqu
l'goals while standing
on on
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foot. 97
out of 100 foul shots
while
n his kn
ees. and 1 70 out of 100
Gray CourLOwings school, W. E
Gray & Sons Hardware, E- K. Rid-!^ 8 ^’ 5 paper thgy have one of the new
dle.s Store^ W. H. Bolt’s Store, Z. Clears on display, with the public in
’s Store Z
G- ; vited to see the modgl.
T
H. Keating, Chevrolet general
game :
next Wecinesaay mgm. mmeuc ui- j e - e j a ^hamed to', miss a shot after.’
rector Waite/ A Johnson said yes- watching the Minnesota sharpshoot-
terd iv er in action.”—From the Atlanta Con- . .... ... —
stitution. | r - M - Ad Pf’ will bejiine years oidi Vai ^ hnt Gray Hipp
A native of Melrose, Minn., Hetzel | ^ U I 1C ^ a ^' ■ tV ,j . V o Atr ■ I e s ^^ roe * Baldwin s Store, Was-
d’d most of his earlv m-acticin2 at' Januar J r 31 i> ir f hfla . vs include Mrs. son 3 ros s tore . A Babb’s Storey ,
home Xr fail na to make the gfadb D ' J ’ ^ H ’ C ' Suber ’ and ' L - c Taylor’s Store, G. B. O'DeH’sj 9ales n,ana g er - said n ^ w models with
, , \r g ! / ; . g ,. , Jeanne Copeland, daughter of Mr.; Store j y Martin's Store Mrs 3 rnmimum of production delay has
as J Player. His first concentration ; and MrS ^ Copeland . Boland’s Store J R Cnklr’s ■ ‘ been the ^pany’s objective be-
J »r. Store, h*”" ^ th * ^ ^ “ f »"«*>•
f 1 J V U , Mrs. Deany Martin, will observe her- store B p - Watt _. o fr . r . ‘
notony of the same kind of shot over • , Jioie, n. r-. vvaus btore, Llaude
»nd over as i n ’ ninth birthday Saturday. , Monroe’s Store Shady’ Grove Ser-
#i.d vei , r.a.n. . . ! Walter Dunlap has a birthday Feb- v j ce station Tin Ton Servi™ qtitirtn
His best ' peWormance with free; , • , > ^ lce atailori X1 P io P ber\ice Station,
throws to date is 98 out of 100, and PrQn~& s;i~ r , gr ,r. ,, m ’L' • Ada *r ! s home, Phillip s Texaco
467 out of 500 tries N K Ml ' a nd Mrs. Frank “Simpson w ill; station, Bales’ Place, Junior Ben-
observe their wedding anniversary ^ amin - s service Station. County
ed orders, — =vtr •
~ The Chevrolets again come out
in the Fleetline, Fleetmaster and
Stylemaster series with a- total of
eleven different models. Features
The new 1948 Chevrolet models'dr i ona1 . 1 med ^ s include , a re-designed
'.radiator grille, new color harmonies,
in upholstery and engine ‘changes
that provide more rigid crankshaft
and more durable bearings.
The new radiator grille and bump
er add to the appearance of mass
iveness in the new models. Ajso new
is a three-way ignition switch which
permits removal, of the key with
ignition locked or unlocked on or
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lilt. jjilKONiLLL costs less than 40
a week delivered In your home.
Where can you get so much for «o
little? Call 74.
Every time we're charged
with the responsibility of
filling your prescriptions . .
you can be sure of accu
rate, prompt service.
YOUNG’S
PHARMACY
Walgreen Agency
Phone 19
Fraser To Speak For
Geldville Presbyterians
' February 3. Mr. Simpson is celebrat- Agent’s office, W. W. Hudgins’ Store
ing a birthday today and Mrs. Simp-1 j. ! w Snipes’ Store, Herschel Wil
son will observe her’s February 2. ennv ctr.ro u/iicw.
February
February 5 is thejbirthday of Mrs.
— ♦ E. L. ’Chandler.
Col. Po.vel/ Fraser, member of the Grady C. Moore observed a'birth-
son s Store Wilson’s Store, Fleming
Filling Station, Sam H. Byrd’s Store,
W. E. Patterson’s Store. T. L. Finley,
„ , ' rr ,, , . ,uo ■' Jr -. Store, Roy Crawford’s Place!
college fa m y, w.J speak at the dav yesterday, the 28th, and his son,. and 3 M.Smi’h
Goldvilb Presbyterian church Sun- Maurice, has a birthday February 7\
day morning at 11 o’clock. The pas- Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Cornwall have
u>r, Rev. L. W. Brown, and Mrs. | a wedding anniversary February 4.
Brown are spending several weeks. _ Heyward Nettles, son of Mr. ana
agriculture teacher, i
The rat bait is not poisonous to
man, livestock nor poultry.
in Tavares, Fla.
Beware Coughs
! from common colds
That Hang On
Creomulsion relieves promptly be
cause It goes right to the seat of the
trouble to help loosen and expel germ
laden phlegm, and aid nature to soothe
and heal raw. tender inflamed bronchial
mucous membranes. Tell your druggist
to sell you a bottle of Creomulsion with
the understanding you must like the
way It quickly allays the cough or you
are to have your money back.
CREOMULSION Febuay ,
For Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis M; - s y
Mrs. Harry Nettles, will be eight
years old tomorrow’.
Miss Minnie Ray, of Renno, has a
J birthday February 3.
January 31 anniversaries include
!Mr. and Mrs. J. D. McKee, Mr. and
' Mrs. John H. Bell, and Mr. and Mrs.
Harry C. Layton.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Boland, Jr.,
will observe their first wedding^ an
niversary February 2.
Virginia Kristin King, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. King, Jr., will
celebrate her first birthday February
3.
Mr.' and Mrs. Leonard Bishop will
[observe their wedding anniversary
Mary Templeton will
brate a birthday February 4.
cele
$2-00
FOR YOUR OLD BATTERY
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Guaranteed Batteries
From
$13.00
(Exchange)
Up
GULF AND GOODYEAR
TIRES AND TUBES
6.00x16 T^^^S13.C0 )plus tax)
Clinton Service Station
East Carolina Ave.
R. W. Crouch, Jr., Prop.
Notes From The
“THE BEST FOR LESS”
Cash or Easy Terms
PHILCO
RADIOS i
RECORD PLAYERS
REFRIGERATORS
HOME FREEZERS
Remember:
“Philco Means Quality the
World Over”
MORRISON
Furniture Co.;
Phoge 425
“ON THE -SQUARE”
Personal Attention
Is Given To Your Cleaning Needs
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SUNSHINE CLEANERS
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PROMPT AND EFFICIENT PICK-UP AND -
DELIVERY SERVICE
We have recently installed the latest type equipment
for pressing and finishing garments to avoid that shiny
look.
Telephone 436
SUPERB DRY CLEANING
We Now Represent the
HAAS TAILORING CO.
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samj)!es f i
d see our complete line fo Spring and Sum-
Latest styles for Ladies and Gentlemen.
ICE-COLD COCA-COLA
GOES GOOD WITH FOOD
plus 1c
State Tax
8v C. B. CANNON. County Agent
County Agents File Report
Last month the two county agents d
and farm labor assistant filed their ft
combined annual report with Clem-ig
son college and the United States { ft
Department of Agriculture. ; 2
A summary of activities and ac- p
complishments showed that the 54
agents spent 231 ^ days” in office;|J.t
641 U days in the field; traveled 28,-;
959 miles in conducting their work,1
made 2,555 farm visits; 2,209 farm- ..
ers calling in person at county agent’s j*
office; 1,694 telephone calls to agent’s p
office. . • * 11
The report further showed 284
farmers’ meetings held during the |-j
year attended by 7,284 persons. |.5
There were-207 farmers conducting £
various demorfstrations. A total of jj
130 voluntary -community leaders
cooperated during the year in car-jij
rying out the Extension program in ft
the county. Thirty-three out-look 15-:
meetingMh||d, attended by 569 farmij.j
people. $ v ' |ft
Fout purebred boars placed with 1
farmers; two purebred sows placed, in
fifteen farmers assisted with control; |-[
of contagious diseases with a total!!
of 974 head of cattle and hogs. Three !
purebred beef cattle placed. Seven
purebred dairy bulls and one pure
bred heifer placed.
In marketing work, the report
shows farmers 'were aided in market
ing surplus farm products to the
value of $3,135.45, which included
seeds, livestock, and poultry. These
figures do not include the work co-jl
operating in marketing the 1947 com
mercial peach crop valued at ap
proximately $530,141.45. Assistance!
given farmers in purchasing such
i items as seeds, trees, plants, liye-
I stock, peach parasites, and miScel-;!
laneous articles to the amount of U
$5,380.19. Although a meat shortage'!
existed,'a total of 10,858 pounds‘ofi;4
surplus poultry was sold to trucks! ft
valued at $2,383.75. v 15
Hold Tractor School Friday
A tractor school to be held Friday,
January 30, at 2 o’clock at—the W.
Brooks Blakely seed cleaning place, ft
about two miles south of Laurens, on
the Laurens-Greenwood highway urn
der the supervision of the county
agent, assisted by local tractor deal
ers of the county cooperating. M.j
C- McKenzie, with the Clemson Col
lege Extension Service, will be in |
charge. Lubrication engineers from
some of the petroleum companies!
will be present to assist with lubri
cation demonstrations. .
The meeting is open to the public,
both colored and white tractor own
ers, or tractor operators. Last year
•a similar school was held, attended J
by 91 people. Every tractor operator
or owner is urged to attend.
February 4 Closing Date To Sign
Closing date for signing for rat
bait if February 4. It is necessary
to know the amount of material to or
der and mix as no mixture will be
made for anyone other than those
placing orders. A charge of $1.00
Belk’
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Savings Great in *48
“CLINTON’S SHOE HEADQUARTERS"
End-of-the- Month
earance
TOWELS
59c
2 for $1.00
Big, thick and thirsty, extra heavy,
extra large—20x40. Beautiful solid pas
tels of rose, green, blue, gold and peach.
You would expect to pay much more.
LACE
TABLE CLOTHS
$1.98
Now you can dress-up your table at a
low, low price. — —
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•OTTIH) UNDM AUTHORITY OR TH! COCA-COU COMPANY »Y
Greenwood Coca-Cola Bottling Co.
O \947, Th. Coca-Cola Caiopooy
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our friends tor
their kindness and thoughtfulness in
the loss of our d4ar little son, Terry
Franklin Smith.
Lieut, and Mrs. Qlyde F. Smith, Jr.
LACE CURTAINS
$1.9$
Full 2i/j yards long, beautiful Quality. ’
Dress-up your windows.
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SALE!
BED PILLOWS
$1.00
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Made of all new materials, filled with
crushed chicken feathers. Size 17x24.
They’re bargains.
SPECIAL PURCHASE!
MEN’S DRESS SHIRTS
$2.00
We made a special buy in men’s san-
fprized, full cut Dress Shirts. Every
'shirt actually a $2.98 value. Sizes 14 to
17. Sleeve lengths 32 to 35. „
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WHITE GOODS SPECIAL!
’ SHEETS
81.99
Bleached snow-white, made of smooth
quality materials, laundry tested. Sizes
72x99 and 81x99. A big saving.
Pillow Cases - 49c
Size 42x36.
CLOSE-OUT! ENTIRE WINTER
STOCK LADIES’
Dress Shoes, Play Shoes,
Oxfords
(Actual values to $7.95)
Looking for a real old-fashioned bar
gain? \yell, here it is! Good quality
leather shoes — perfect fitting, worth
three times the price. Patents, suedes,
leathers. Sizes 4 to 9. All shoes X-ray
fitted.
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CLOSE-OUT! . . . MEN’S
LEATHER JACKETS
812.77
(Values to $29.95)
Men, here’s your chance to buy an all-
leather jacket, zipper closing, that will
give service and warmth. Tan and
brown. Sizes 36 to 46.
MEN’S OVERCOATS
BIG REDUCTIONS!
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(Values to $39.95)
These are all-wool fabrics—all this Tail’s
styles and colors. Looking for a real
bargain ? See these. Sizes 33 to 46.
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