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t \ Page Six THE CLINTON’ CHRONICLE Thursday, April 1,1948 ♦ ♦ ' ♦ WANT ADS ♦ ♦ ' ■: TO RENT — TO FIND — TO BUY — TO SELL Everybody Reads the Want Ads Terms Cash NOTICE—Rates for want ads are 50c minimum for 25 words, all over 25 words 2r per word. All want ads are «ash except to firms carrying monthly charge accounts with The Chronicle Publishing Co. PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NEWS OF GOLDVILLE HRS. CECIL O'DELL. Correspondent and Representative l ■ l is at the home of her son, Alec Craw-1 Leesville visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bobby Boyce, student- at—Erskme^ derson over the week-end. COLEMAN ONE AND TWO Burner Gas Lanterns, Two Burner Camp Stoves, G. 1 J’ocket Stoves and Lan tern Mantles and Generators. Blake- Iv-Burton’s Hardware & Seeds./Tele phone- 188. d son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Boyce, t is spending fhe spring holidays at Daytona Beach, Fla. r Mr. and Mrs. Rotyert Gardner spent Sunday in Kinards with the later’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. 0. Wicker. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Russell were 1 Sunday guest of Mr. and Mrs. Fred i Wilson of Chick Springs. Mr. and Mrs. Irby Ginn spent Sun day in Whitmire with Mr. and Mrs. Birth Announcements glover Prof, and Mrs. John Glover an-!^ tss Ginn. WOOD FOR SALE — Stdxe' wood,; nounce the birth of a daughter, Jean, 1 '' Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Galloway of green for heaters and any other J at Hays hospital, on Saturday, March j Highland, N. C. and Mrs. and Mrs. kind you need. Posey W. Cojje- 27. Mrs. Glover is the former Miss ^Ph.^oats^of^Newberry^peflt Sun- B, H. Holley and sons of Iva were Sunday visitors of W. H. Holley. Mr. and Mrs. Shuford Lewis spent semester, the week-end in Brevard, N. C. with ford on Pickens street Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Cole and Mrs. L. H. Poag visited relatives in Green wood Saturday. Friends of Charles Ross wi’l be in terested to learn that he has returned to school at N. C. State for the second Trotter and Mr^and ^frsr-GPne Bis hop Saturday. f . Mr. and Mrs. Marion Black and family spent Sunday* with the for mer’s mother, Mrs. Ella M. Black in Cross Hill. Mr. and Mrs. J. Z. Rogers and fam ily visited relatives in Sumter and Timmonsville over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Mfelvin Smith. — v ^ i ra M Bell^Sm^m^s^isited Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Bishop and Belton spent Saturday with their sis-! b Saturday children spent the week-end in Ten- ter » Mrs. Calvin Poag and Mr. Poag.' , Mrs Frances Spratt, daughter of Mr. and j d a >^ w ith Mr. and Mrs. James Bodie - X.- Mrs. John Spratt. SPDCiAL SALE—S{>! mg Coats and - . , , Dresses > 2 price Suits and all] ~ JONES j James CashofGaffney. - Rametrats greatly reduced^ Moore’s] nni ^ Mrs Leaman Jones an-' Mr - an( i Mrs. James Evans were nesse$ with Mrs. Bishop’s parents. Mrs. Roy Tempeleton, Gail and Jimmy Tempeleton were week-end guests of Mrs, and Mrs. J. D. O’Dell. Mr. and Mrs. Algie Abrams were week-end guests in Greenville of Mrs. Abram’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. James Godfrey, Mrs. Juanita Speelers and children of Simpsonville were Tuesday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert God frey and Miss Effie Lou Godfrey. I Mt. and Mrs. W. H. McCary visi ted the latter’s sister and brother-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Store in Clinton Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. Loyd Smith and son, Legund spent Sunday with the Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fulmer and!former’s mother, Mrs. Bessie Smith children and Mr. and Mrs. James Ful- Mr. and Mrs. George Morse had the . mer and sons visited MT. and Mrs. following as Saturday dinner guests: j John Fulmer in Newberry Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Little and child-) Mr. and Mrs, Ben Summers and Dress Shoppe. 1c nounce the "birth of a son. Leaman > Sunday quests, of Mr. and Mrs. Bo on March 27 at Haysj Woodard in Clinton, USED refrigerators. We have in stock J , r ;L Misses Essie Moe Dickey, Vera several good used electric refriger-] rS ' A ° neS Yf e 01 e Johnson Agnes Tinsley, Jim and Nora ators. reconditioned, ami priced of and, Mre. L. S. 1 Me-' i)^’^p^nt^'saturday^In ^"risune M)Ker oi tlelton I Johnson s sister, M 'Gd mhl* P Saturday in Vlslted Mr and Mrg Calvin Poag j Harvey in Woodruff in Leesville. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Smith and jMrs. Mary Stnith spent" the week-end with friends near Prosperity. Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Boyce were I Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Atkins were ... . . — l week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. J^ n ’ M,ss Ph y ,,ls Dodd of Nashville, family spent I Sunday with Mr. and Tenn., Mrs. A. P. Romage and child-1 Mrs. J. T. Mugan in Leesville, S. C. called to Hickory, N* C. Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barnes vis- due to the death of Mrs. Boyce’s grandfather. Mrs. James Thomas and John Earl visited T. B. Harvey in Green- ren, Mrs. L. W. Little, Sr. and L. W. Little, Jr. of Newberry. Bill Poag and Julian Gardner’ of Clemson spent the Easter holidays with their parents. ited. the former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Barnes in Laurens Sun day. Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Johnson and I ville last week-end. sell. Home Supply Co. 1c Mrs. W. W. Coker, Lenord Coker sons, spent the week-end with Mrs. and Miss Christine Coker of Belton ] Johnson’s, sister, Miss Annie Mae i Millian. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Longshore of NOTICE—Will person whf borrowed: ♦ our antique baby cradle from East- HORTON s.de Greenhouse some time ago! Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Horton an-j Lewis of Saluda were Sunday guests please return at once. Mrs. J. Willie ] nounce the birth t df a daughter, of Mrs. Mary Fuller. Young • r ip 'Linda Diane, at. Hays hospital on i Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Bedenbaugh I j March 24. Mrs. Horton is the for- an(1 thiIdren attende d the Bedenbaugh LOTS FOR SALE —On old airport mor Miss Juanita Blease. .reunion in Batesburg Sunday. road. New development just start- - « I Mr. and Wilbur Russell spent Sun- ed. City has cul-new_si:eet. Buy early ! WATTS j da y * n dewberry with relatives, before price goes up. R. E. Wysor, Mr. and Mrs Elihu...AVatts. of i „ ' p ani . J rs ' ^ ‘ S '; Jacobs Bldg. Phone 85-J. tie, Mountulle. announce the birth at! SjlMn”. VwiStaSSe?n , M2^ a daughter, Amelia Diane, at the last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Lovelace and nun- , i Little Rose Ann Little of Char-: Jackie were in Clover Saturday for Bush River Community ami Charles , otte . N . c . was lhc . etkM , nJ KUest i thc falwr ,, Mr . N . M Hogans of Miss Brenda O’Dell. j J. H. Lotte visited relatives in Wil- Mrs. Sallie B. Crawford has re-, mington, N. C. over the week-end. turned from Merchantville, N. J. and 1 Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Rhinehart of I OR SALE Apartment size e ^ ectr:c Qreenw’ood hospital on Sunday, stove.Jn good condition. B. Ar- March 28r Mrs. Watts w’as before ~noid. 101 W alnut St. Phone 156-W. 1c yn^rriage Miss Bernice Young of this Woman’s Society of Christian , Service The Worflan’s Society of Christian Service will meet Tuesday night, at 7 o’clock, in the church. Mesdames J. M. Ross and J. J. Abrams will be {Continued on page two) River Community. Mr. and Mrs. William Campbell of Clinton spent Sunday with Mr. -and ' Mrs. Tuck Carley. Mr. and Mrs. Burley Humphries i and children were Sunday guests of FOR SALE—Girl’s bicycle, m> good city. condition. Mrs. W. M. Hughes, 207 Woodrow St. Call 236-J after 5:00 EXTRA SPECIAL — Crepe ’Blouses ; Mr.^ and Mrs ; W. C. Brown m Greer p.m. Icj $1:00 and $2.00; one lot Slips $1.00 Mr. and Mrs. Rayford Smith of ! i , o on [Atlanta spent the week-end with Mrs. SERICEA LESPEDEZA, Hulled and 3 " d S “ 00 ’ Par J ties - “ ^ * or $1 ; 00 > l j (> hn Lewis and relatives here. Bloomers ^nd large Panties, •t* price;! ^ . Scarified. A nice lot of seed, no Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Salters were dodder. Blakely-Burton’s Hardware i, 10 , 56 " 1 ™* on Gird ' ie ^’ SOc. Leather | visitors in Greenwood Sunday. & Seeds. Telephone 188. DRIVE OUT TO TANGLEWOOD and see our Thrift in bloom. You 2 C , Belts SI-.00^ Moore s^ Dress Shoppe, i Misses Jim and Nora Hawkins and I GARDEN TIOSE- in 88 and SO feetl^ Hawkins spent Sunday in Saluda, lengths, Hose Nozzles. Lawn ? ith Mr - and Mrs - William Rodgers, ‘7‘ , v mav Ko'Sprmlclers, Hose Repairs and Hand; ar ' . - J are AC - ome : ' ours ma > bc riairoiv_Riirton’c MarH. • Mr - Mw. Ted Montjoy and iVT>retty but we probably have more Sprinklers. Blakely-Burton’s Hard- 1c | children of Red Springs, N. C. spent! of :t. Blakely-Burton’s Tanglewood' ware ^ Seeds. Telephone 188. 1C ‘ the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Farm. ^ / l'c FOR RENT—Two office rooms. | Montjoy. —— T' „ 'achine Copeland Hardware Supply Co., I Mr. and Mrs. Jgmes Stognor and good SLA.n» machine p b Q n p/j I Dorothy were Sunday guests of Mrs. 1 Stogner’s parents, Sir. and Mrs. T. FOR SALE in perfect condition. See Mrs. P. E. J ~ il Riley. 306 E. Carolina Ave., or call ) S£*2D IRISH POTATOES. Certified 1 n / r>V%Vv 1 r* c Q o 1 ndv* cxr\ Rlico o n 346-M. Ip j/ 7 Cobblers and SeleM Red Bliss and FOR SALE—Carev safe. Can be seeh CobWers. Aiso “Seed Owm at Baldwin Motor Co. / 1c ^ ants > P J arits ^nd^Lettuce Plants. Blakely-Burton s Hardware. STOVE WOOD, for sale. Telephone 2203. William P. Gastley. 8-4p FOR. SALE —• 1941 special deluxe Chevrolet. Mechanically good. Must RED No. 1. sell: Also record player and ampli fier combined. P. A. Beasley, parson age at Church of God on North Sloan Street. Ip E. Stevens of Clinton. Little Maxine Wilson of Columbia spent the Easter holidays with her father, J. E. Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. Wade Jenkins, Mr. C iand Mrs. Johnnie Jenkins, Mrs. Mary \ Rowe, Miss Patsy Row'e, Mr. and FOR SALE—Feed oats. R. L. Harris, Mr^. Ira Whittle, Mr. and Mrs. Carl & Seeds. Telephone 188.' Long Branch community,- Clinton 8-2p C. BRYAN HOLLAND Real Estate Royf^K-Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Sea- right and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Lau rence Jenkins and. sons spent Sun day in Cross Hill at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cletis Estes. Phone 715 Laurens, S. C. j Mrs. H. B. Bogg$\pf Norris spent (Over Brown’s Jewelry Store) the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Carl ton Wehunt. My. and Mrs. Roy Rushton and Ru- A FEW more Breakfast Room Sets, table with four chairs. $89.50 value. MONUMENTS We represent Veal for $59 50. Home Supply Co. 1c] Bros., Georgia blue granite memo- ; by of Spartanburg were Sunday - vF . 7 _— r rials for loved ones. Estimates fur-! guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Thonfas. p(>R ALE J.nn Deeit* .:aOor, B n j sb ed on any size job. Phone or] Mr. and Mrs. Pope Johnson and mode.. Plan.mg and cultivating write. J.-T. Lawrence, Clinton. Phone children, Messers Robert and Red-, equipment with it. Hugh Eargle, 37^ p. o. Box 363. 29-5pl d > tk Gaskin of Clinton were Sunday Phone 314 or 47. —— tJ’c — guests of Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Holly.' LAWN CR^SS SEED Sunnv "and TO:VIATO PLANTS, Cabbage'Plants, > Miss Mary Ellen Burton of Colum- S SLbL ‘^ nn > an Lettuce Plants *and Onion Plants, bia spent the week-end with her T . S ’ iad >; ; M v£ ur ? s ; Permu da Grass, ^ 0nion SetSiMany . varieties of mother, Mrs. Bell- Burton. i '‘' ae , ' Gra>s and WTiite B eans and Lima Beans and a com- Mrs. Julia Norris and Gene of Blakeh-Burton s p] e « e assortment for vour garden. Cross Hill were week-end guests of Bulk and Packages. Blakely-Burton's Mr. and Mrs. Luke Clarke. Dutch Clover. Hardware & Seeds. Telephone 188. ^ ^ Mrs: B. j^. Sample arid Miss Na- * Curnr TrdTk'ei^'FavoHte'RlakPlV’Q —7I 0 mi Sample spent the week-end in ^ \ , „ r a\ onte, Blakely s NOTICE —Get your curtains ready Greenwood with Mr. and Mrs. D. D. | hpec^., Golden Cross Bantam Coun -.. for spring 5y colored woman . You KAm. cman, Go.ddn Dent, Gcnden g et ^hem stretched or done by I Mrs. Evelyn Riddle of Charlotte, Prolific and other Varieties Corn. hand 702 n. Broad St., next to col- N- C. spent Sunday with Mr. and Blakely-Burton’s Hardware Seeds. ored church lp 'Mrs. O. E. Cropps. Telephone 188. 1c. Mrs, Jones Wallenzine spent a few ,T-c uaijv ruicK 'TIVTF BABY CHICKS. Blood-tested Barred, days last week in Spartanburg with , , "° W ’ “ Rocks, White Rocks, Rhode Island: Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wertz. ■ you a am t, em to glow off orde. R eds> guff Orpingtons and New: Mr. and Mrs. Hurbert Lewis and! m.s Aeer.. e un ord^i .or you in Hampshire Reds. Also Feeds, Feed- 1 son and Miss Martha Adair spent mts of 50 or more.'They live better, erSi Fountains and Remedies. Blake- the week-end in Clarkesville, Ga. with prow faFer on Spartan Starter i y ^ urton - s Hardware & Seeds. Tele-iMr. and Mrs. M. H. Adair. ‘ Spa r t i cTe s."~C - W -S Gu a no Co. 1c phone 188. j c ; Week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Ross were Mr. and Mrs. B. T. MOTHERS—Do you realize that you KITCHEN RUGS—Bird or’Dunn, all' Little,'aT“and Barry Little of Char- j t.m ..vi\e vhe drudgery of washing ne w stock, good patterns. Reduced lotte, N. C., Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Hair diapers at home for as little as $1.60 per w?ek, and also protect the health prices. Home Supply Co. lei of Columbia, and Capt. and Mrs, Fred r-T atwat T Dirtnc rA u. D tlVlR 088 and children of Marion, of your child by being sure of sani- GLADIOLI BULBS, Dahlia Bulbs, Mrs p:ij za beth Sellars of Clinton tary and sterile diapers, that have 1 Amaryllis Bulbs, Regal Lily Bulbs, and R a iph Prater visited Magnolia I been washed through a total of iQlCanna Bulbs and Tuberous Rooted Gardens in .Charleston on Sunday, rinses.’.Baby Dy-De Service, Phone 1 Be 8oma Bulbs. Also Sprays and Fer- Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wright and 605, Laurens. tf c i tilizers - We have Red Hot Poker sons of Spartanhm'g._Mr. a^uL JiljSF . Bulbs too. Blakely-Burton’s Hard-] Dan Martin of Clinton were Sunday SEED SOWERS, Dixie Boy Turn ware & Seeds Te j ephone 188 1 C| guests of Mrs. Marian Hamm. Plows. Guano Distributors and 60-.— | Mr. and Mm Russell Bolton and tooth Drag Harrbws. Also Plow! FOR SALE — Few cheap m u 1 e s . I Vikki, E. C. Attoway of Newberry fOOD SHOPS ROGERS They’re ripe when green . . . 4 t h e s e Valencia Oranges are ° 0 Florida’s finest! - 0 ° < 5-LBS. BULK 17c 8-LBS. MESH Valencias SPECIAL PRICE EFFECTIVE THROUGH NEXT WEDNESDAY OR PARKAY MARGARINE NUCOA SPECIAL PRICE EFFECTIVE THROUGH NEXT WEDNESDAY FRYERS MBSfD ‘ DRAWN 1-Lb. Pkg. Lb. 67c THRIFTY VALl'E!—NEW ENGLAND BAKED B*M BEANS 2 BLENDED tt'SCIOl'S FANCY FRUITS GS COCKTAIL FLORIDA GRAPEFRUIT—FLORIDAGOLD OR CS SECTIONS TENDER. SWEET EARLY 1UNE VARIETY LIRBY’S peas WHITFHOUSE FANCY AND DELICIOUS APPLE sauce Ft'LL-BODIEB COFFEE—? LBS. Mto GOLD LABEL GOOD EATING ANYTW! Points and Other Repairs. Blakely- Heath Copeland. Burton's Hardware & Seeds. Tele- 47. phone 188. _ 1c PLANT STREAMLINER, the sensa- tional new’ e\ erbearer w’hich pro duces large, firm, sweet strawberries j from early spring until_ frost. The! most prolific and sweetest of all. 50 plants, $3.85; 100 plants,’$6.15, post-j paid. Write for free copy new 48- JEXPERT RADIO SERVICE On Home arid Auto Sets CLINTON RADIO SERVICE Phone 142 In Rear L. B. Dillard’s Store Phone 314 or and Mrs. Roy O’Dell of Fort Mill, tfc' were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.; Cecil O’Dell. , Mrs. I). M. Carr, Miss Nai|cy page Planting Guide in full color, ELECTROLUX Sales, Service and illustrating the Streamliner and oth- Supplies. H. L. Baldwin, Telephone er choice varieties of berries, fruit 407-W. . tfc trees, nuts, and ornamental plant materlatr Salesmen wanted. Waynes-your chicks right boro Nurseries, Waynesboro, Va. lc' t,nc * ^ ee P them growing. Mashes, * [Pellets and Scratch Grains for chick-,,. . w , .. „ . — ^ Also Hog, DM, Rabbit, •*** W >’ att Sp,rCS Chapman, Miss Elaine Franzen Uhd Bobby Nabors visited Bud Carr in Columbia on Sunday. | Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Nabors, Ixmie ] Nabors and Miss Betty Prater visi- | ted in Laurens Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Jackson and children of Donalds spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Brock. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Spires and children of Columbia spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Purdy. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Purdy had Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Terry of Colum- P & G PAINT Made in the South for the South BUILDIN& MATERIALS * > J. R. Crawford Phone 10 South Broad at Pine n in V, J tn J m i , of Clinton as guests. Cow. Fish and Bird Feeds. Blake-1 Mrs w T Ellenberg of Ninety ly-Burton s Hardware & Seeds. Tel-! Six spent Monday with Rev. and Mrs.' ephone 188. W. G. Efienberg. NOTICE TO FISHERMEN- The law provides that there shall be a clos ed season on all fishing in Lake Greenwood (Buzzard Roost) during ! the ftiionths of April and June of each year. This law will be effective this ■ year. A. A. Richardson, Chief Game Warden. 1c SNAPDRAGON PLANTS, Sweet William Plants, Stock Plants, Car- j natiqn Plants, Thrift Plants and oth er varieties. Blakely-Burton’s Hard- jware & Seeds. Telephone 188. 1c Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Cochran and Teadie, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Starnes and Cynthia of Whitmire and Mr. anii Mrs. Harper Wherry and Margaret of Newberry were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Feltntym. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Rochester of Greenville visited Mrsi Eddy Pricei and Mr. and Mrs. Fearless Rowe on .-Sunday. Miss Nancy Chapman of Winthrop is spending a week with her father Ernest Chapman. Misses Joan and Barbara Holley visited friends aryl- relatives in An- Cut imroon BEANS f 20 c Perfection Rice 1-Lb Pkg. 19c Triangle Flour 10-Lbs. 81c Tenderleaf Tea 'h» 31c Fresh Fruits & Vegetables FRESH TENDER STRING BEANS, 2 lbs. ... 25c SMALL FANCY SQUASH, 2 lbs 27c FANCY WASHINGTON APPLES, 2 lbs 21c CRISP. GOLDEN HEART CELERY, 2 stalks ... 13c LARGE HEAD b LETTUCE 10c LARGE SIZE GRAPEFRUIT, 6 for 27c POPULAR BRANDS CIGARETTES cm $1.69 LIBBY'S WHOLE UNPLLLED APRICOTS NO 1 C»n 25c O8 TOMATO CATSUP 14-Ox. Bot 22c LIBBY’S VIENNA SAUSAGE 2 No i Cam 35c SILVER LABEL 1-Lb. Bag 40c No. 2 Can 13c 3 No. 2 cans 25c COFFEE SLICED lEETS IRBY’S GRAPEFRUIT CS JUICE REGULAR BltKAD OUR PRIDE i-Lb. Loqf 13c M AIN OR SFLF -.SING CS FLOUR 10Lbs FLOATING ROAP F/ORY Pars. Six# 8c CI TS GRIME LAVA SOAP 2 •,» 21c MED. PK< •. Ifu OXYDOL Lga Pkg 37C DOES EVERYTHING DUZ Mad. 16c l,.. 37c FOR DISHES DREFT Lga. Pkg. 32c Save Every Day At Year Friendly ROGERS!