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l > • Page Six THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Thursday, June 10, 1948 ♦ ♦ WANT ADS ♦ ♦ TO RENT — TO FIND — TO BUY — TO SELL Every body Reads the Want Ads Terms Cash NOTH E—Rates for want ads are 50c minimum for 25 words, ail over 25 words 2c per word. All want ads are cash except to firms carrying monthly charge accounts with The Chronicle Publishing Co. i PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NEWS OF GOLDVILLE VTRS. CECIL O'DELL. Correspondent and Representative ■ ■■ ■' i i — i - — I Bobbie Hair spent-last week in the week-end with Mrs. Myrtle Calhoun Falls with Jimmy Temple-I Chastain in Gainesville, Ga. i. i . i ‘ on - [ Harold Turner of Greenville, spent l Mr. and MrsyBen Jester and Veda a few days last week with Bobbie spent Sunday with Mrs. West | Boyce. v Farmer, the latter s mother, in An-| John Gaskin and Jimmy Farmer FRYERS FOR SALE—R. C Stewart,! SPECIAL — Cotton Dresses on sale dersbp. -- j spent Sunday in Whitmire with Mrs. Lau ifcos Road. Ip this week. Summer Crepes and, Mr. and Mrs. L. O. pverstreet of Sallie Crocker. Linen Dresses, ^ price. Moare's Newberry, were Sunday guests of; Mr. and Mrs. L. R. O’Dell and Mrs. Singer electric sewing Dres5 . shoppe. ‘ ‘ ‘ motors, button ho lei. nps^ FOR SALE - Singer electric sewing Dress Shoppe. ' IcjMr. and Mrs. John Lever. Alma O’Dell of Fort Mill, spent Sun , machines, motors lnjtton . 0 L ‘ RAr)IATnR REPAIR—XTl' Mr ' and Mrs ' Frank Sample and day with Mrs. Cecil O’Dell and Mr. workers, sewing lights, all^kinds oi EXPLRT ^RADIATOR ^ aomi spont t he week-end in^Green-1 and Mrs. J. D. O’Dell Mrs. G. B. Swygert of Atlanta, Ga., Mr. and Mrs. Elvin"Abrams and is spending the week with her son, Perry Swygert, and Mrs. {Swygert. Mesdames Ed Warren, Daisy Jones TO THE VOTERS IN WARD THREE: Pleace accept my thanks for the support given and confidence placed in me in Tuesday’s primary. This evi dence of your good-will will always be appreciated. HARRY C. LAYTON l I machine accessories. Odys McIntosh, types truck, tractor, car radiators with Mr , and Mrs . D . D. Kocn. McIntosh's Shoe Shop.. Ip cleaned and repaired. Work .guaran- ' teed. Todd Motor and Implement Co. REO Bower LAWN MOWERS, Willvs-Overland Dealer, Laurens, tf! family visited in Barnwell Sunday. Clem son Hand Lawn Mowers, Dub- _ — | Mr. and Mrs. Fred Harris and Cecil buns Open Top 4-gallon Tank Spray- WANT TO BUY — White ash logs, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. ers and Disstoh Hedge Shears.! 8-inch and laiger, 42-inch length. Henry Nix in Gilbert. Biakeiy-Burton's Hardware & Seeds. Contact R. W. Smith. King-Manufac- M r . and Mrs. Charles Murphy ftg Ic, turing Co, Box 149, Clinton. 24-3c! were Saturday visitors of “Mr.-and Mrs. Mendell Sharpe in Columbia^ Telephone y and Miss Alene Dees spent the week end in Columbia with Mr. and Mrs. Burton Able and Miss Doris Watford. Miss Dorothy Humphries spent the week-end in Newberry with Mr. FOR SALE—B.cycle nr good condi-, FOR SALE — 9-piece dining room ^ and Mr3 Fr g d B ra g g) gr., and! and M >'S. Ralph Wicker. lion, with new fenders, luggage! sutf, $100. Also-Better one for femUy spent Sunday with Mrs. Ben Mr: and Mrs. C. B. Livingston and carrier, front tube, chain guard. Slope-front mahogany desk, only 590. g 0 ^ 0n jn Woodruff. daughters. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bed- brake band, chain guard and basket. The Trading Post, Laurens. tfc; ^ and ^ Irs ThornaS( Qause and, enl3au g h and children and Mr..'and $25.00. Kenneth Haselden. FOR SALE—Three milk cow f 1P USED Electric Range,'Hotpoint, ail Mr. and Mrs. Beauregard Gau*e of, Mrs Eugene Cromer daughter elements and oven work perfectly. 1 Abbeville, visited Mr. and Mrs., of Newberry, spent Sunday with Mr. ~ ' - .. ^ and Mrs. C. A. Dickey.- young calves. H. J. Pitts. tfc Price $50. Home Supply Co. Ic ; James Evans Sunday. i FOR SALE—24 acres land on North Adair Street, and several lots dii Florida Street. J P. Prather. tfc NOTICE — You borrowed my mule C. BRYAN HOLLAND "■ Real Estate Phone 715 Laurens, S. C. (Over Brown’s Jewelry Store) Two carloads sheet- clippers. Please bring them home.' FOR SALE — xvw ! Boots and Carolyn Thomas were H. J. Pitts. _tfc ' rock. Call Kilgore and Hunter guest / of Mr> and Mrs . WINBALL TOMATO PLANTS. We I L - aU -_l = Jesse Thomas in Charlotte, N. C. ;v Eniited supply of. these'BABY CHICKS. High Quality U. S. 1 Miss Ann DeClue and Bruce Stew- Messrs. Louie, Hack and Ralph! Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Salters and Prater, Mr. and Mrs! and Mrs. Guy children spent the week-end in Prater, Mrs. Eddy Lee Price and Greenwo ° d with relatives. Leonard attended the Rikard reun- Messrs. James Evans and Marvin ion at Lake Murray Sunday. ! Cause attended the funeral of their; Mr. and Mrs. Lee Thomas, Misses aun f m Charlotte, N. C„ Monday, j Mr. and Mrs. Perry Swygert spent 1 Sunday in Newberry with relatives. Miss Louise Jones spent the week-j ready now. Blakely-Burton’s Hard-’, Approved, Pullorum P a s s e d . j art of Xhbxvitle; TermTrwvere ware & Seeds. Telephone 188. Ic'Barred Rocks, R. I. Red's, White'end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tot - Rocks and N. H.<Reds. Also Feeds, Stewart. PK11I JARS, Jai Tops, Jar •a.'-. p eederSi Fountains and Remedies. Misses Peggy and Doris Wehunt and ^ ar Rin ss- .Me ha\e a * < Blakely-Burton’s Hardware & Seeds. 1 are; spending a few days at Beech end in Laurens with Mr. and Mrs. week- Simms Bowers. assortment. of these including Tops ( Telephone 188 f(>r Mayonnaise Jars. Blakeiy-Bur- —i Miss Bonnie Brannon of Chappells, i spent a few days last week with Miss Ruth Bridges. Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Stroud and Ic Springs attending the PHSY training children, Mr. and Mrs. Boyce Bow- “ school. 1 en and children visited near Green- ' wood Sunday. Hardware 4 Seeds. Telephone, FOR SALE-Well-bmlt new 5-room Mrs ; Robert Cardner vis , >M- _ I ... ho ^; '". C * U f* e : ited Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Wicker in FOR SALE — Two males. 9 and v. , i the Bush River section Sunday. vears u'.d. Weight 1.000 lbs. and or cash. $175 .(tie as $900 cash and monthly pay- L200 lbs. Quick sale f and $225. Good mules and cheap. See W. J. Adair at State Training School. ip-tf-c I^OTECT YOUR PROPERTY—Boli weevils destroy cotton — Termites Messrs. John Ross, Cecil O’Dell and Mike Cooley visited in Greenville . , c , a oc v r,-,nn«ri o* i«nr ^ rs - W. K. Franklin of near Clin- Sunday, ments of $44.85. financed at low . _ , ... ., . Mr and Mrc . , , . v tt,,., i ton, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. • lVir - ana Ivlrs - rate of 4 per cent. Kilgore and Hun- ^ J ter. Realtors, Laurens. Phone 21871. i ' ' ! !"' ' t r c Mr. a id Mrs. Marshall Motes are spending the week in Miami, Fla. FREE SILVERWARE. Come in and Mr and Mrs. Wilbur Russell and see how to obtain Wm. A. Rogers i family and Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Bed- , TI , Silverware. Made and Guaranteed by enbaugh and children spent Sunday des roy property Have your home 0ne - da Ltd;> at no cost to you.'in Laurens with Mr.-and Mrs. Sims protected against such damage Me Blakely . Burton - s Hardware & Seeds. Bowers. can give you a guaranteed job Call Te! hone 188 « - Crawford. Phone 10, Clinton. J R. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Price are Harold Copeland spent the week-end With Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rhodes ui Clinton. Mr. and Mrs. Ezell Abney and June spent Sunday in Newberry Termite Co. of S. C., M. D. Mgr., Batesburg, S. C. 1945 house trailer, 22 with Mr. and Mrs. Lindsey Quinn, j With the Sick Little Andrea Stroud is iy with pneumonia at Hays hospital. Mrs. W. H. Holley has returned from Anderson Memorial hospital af- (Political Advertisement) Wiley, USED late model Westinghouse 1 s P end \ n » week in Maiapa. Ha- t.c* range, like new. A bargain at $125. ^* ss deane * te Rra gS spent last t er having undergone an operation Home Supply Co. lc week with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wallen- ^ . SACRIFICE—1945 house trailer, 22 . zine in the Bus/i River section. j Bible School feet, sleeps -foul-, has apartment- MATERNITY DRESSES in Spuns,’ Miss Gale and Jimmy Hempleton The; Goldville Methodist church! size gas range, ice box. oil heater. Chambrays and Seersuckers — aR of Calhoun Falls, are spending the had its daily vacation Bible school 1 . Excellent condition. A bargain at reduced. Moore’s Dress Shoppe. $1500 Harry Potts, Wattsville. Ip KITCHEN RUGS-Bird or Dunn, all A WE HAVE plenty Royster's Guano new stock, good patterns. Reduced and Purina Chick feeds. H. J. prices. Home Supply Co. Ic ffp - — 1 ■ RENT our floor ganders, edgers, and lc week with their grandparents, Mr.'fast week. The enrollment was 142, gnd Mrs. J. D. O’Dell. '.and 118 certificates were awarded. Mr; and Mrs. Ira Whittle and Mr. The workers were as follows: Begin- and Mrs. Carl Garner were Saturday ners department: Mesdames W. T. visitors in Greenwood. P ulmer, W. W. Niver, Fred Kmard, — , — Mrs. Minnie Riggel of Batesburg,' ' , W ' ^' r j U 5] 1 ’ Grouph . J- T- 1 ACCIDENT INSURANCE TICKETS i polishers. Complete line of sand-1 visited Mr. and Mrs. Otis Crapps Gaskin and M 155 EfBe Lou Godfrey; ost only 25c per day. Pay up to, paper and varnishes. Cox Home and [recently $5,000. S. \V. Sumerel. Tele. 80 and Auto Supply. Phone 12. 32. • tf; USED refrigerators. We have in stock several good used electric refriger* ators, reconditioned, and priced to sell. IL-me Supply Co. 1 ' lc .J^,—_ r * : FOR SALE —Two lots, 100x260, on I T tfc Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Stogner of mu.a av. unc m:ie from; EXPERT RADIO SERVICE On Home and Auto Sets CLINTON RADIO SERVICE Phone 142 In Rear L. B. Dillard’s Store Clinton. See PL C Barbee, 127 Marion Stree*, Goldville. Primary department: Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Garner and Mrs. Cecil Cheraw, spnet the week-end with vinia Cooley,, mTs^ 1 Johnny 1 Str^d" Mi. and Mis. James Stogner. and Mrs. Homer Jacks; Intermediate Mrs. Maggie Marshall spent Sun- department: Mrs. J. L. Abrams and day with Mr. and Mrs. -Lawrence Mrs. Jack Goodlin; Supt., Rev. H. F Webb in Clinton. Bauknight. The ladies assisting with Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Morse visited the refreshments each day were Mes- Mrs. Annie Harrelson in Newberry dames J. -M. Ross. J. J. Abrams,’H. ‘t— F. Bauknight and* Mrs..H. M. Wil- -Sunday.- . FOR BRIDES — Wedding Invitations! Mr. and Mrs. Perry Lee Swygert Ingham. P or Announcements, engraved or> and son spent Sunday in Pacole* WANT TO BUY Ph me 409-W. Used play pen. (process printed. Reception and Call-j Wi th Mr. nad Mrs. VV’illie Fleming. and r Jj? in 3 C ? rds - We w | n be happy to sup-i Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barnes spent 0 red their daughter. Virefnia Binders and Sheets, Cash Boors, ^ your needs - Chronicle Pub. Co._ ! « — f birthday cejehration on* S u’n d a y . OFFICE BOOKS — Ledgers, Ledger! TOR SALE—1938 Dodge pickup, rea-' |-|l- /VqO Those attending from out-of-town Books — full stock. Chronicle Pub-1 sonably priced. See Irby Ferguson Those were Mrs.* Roy Snider and Mrs. Nell lishing Co. at Irby's Meat Market. , -wans ui unnion lc MOSQUITO FUMERS. This is for of Truckers Inn. Mills of Clinton, and Leland Hazel LOTS FOR SALE —On old airport RED SALVIA 05. Scarlet Sage Plants, —outdoor- use to keep insects from road. New development just start- Zinnia Plants, Marigold Plants,: bothering you on picnics, etc. Blake- ed. City has cut new street. Buy early Chrysanthemum Plants, Floradale , ly-Burton's Hardware and Bride-Elect Honored Seeds. 1 Mrs. Jack Goodlin and Miss Jua- before price goes up. R. E. Wysor, Daisy Plants. Aster Plants, Scabiosa Telephone 188. nita Rowland entertained at a lin- uacobs B.dg. Phone 85-J. tfc Plants and others. Blakely-Burton s p£NCIL SHARPENERS Automatic shower complimenting Miss INSECT SPRAYS with or without Hardware & Seeds. Telephone 188.1 Giant> fits any size penciL chron- S'lne^ll WlUingham ' bride-elect of . DDT. Also Toxite, Carbolineum ELECTROLUX Sales, Service and | iole Publishing Co. The s h 0 wer was given at the for-' and Carbula. A good assortment 01 Supplies. H. L. Baldwin, Telephone ATTACHMENTS FOR GARDEN mei ; , s mother’s home, Mrs. J. M. Sprayers and Dust Guns too. Blake- 407-W. iv-Biirton's Hardware & Seeds. Tele phone 188. lc HAY, HAY. tfg j PLOWS, Walking and Tractor Cul- Howland, on Milton Rpad We have baled Lqfspe- tivator Sweeps. Blakely-Burton’s borne was beautifully deco-! deza Hay. Baled Barley, and Clov- Hardware & Seeds. Telephone TERMITE CONTROL — Over two er, and Baled OSts. Sound and hundred fifty thousand structures bright. Blakely-Burton's Hardware have been projected against termite & Seeds. Telephone 188. damage. Why not have your’s pro-1 tected? Call J. R. Crawford, Phone ( 10. Clinton. Teimite Co. of S. C., M. D. Wiley, Mgr., Batesburg, S. C. SEV r ERAL sets of cane-seat chairs in 188 rated with roses, mixed snapdragons and fern. The dining table was laid 1 with a lace covering and a enter- tfc walnut and maple. High post beds in cherry and maple. Slope-front SWEET POTATO PLANTS, Tomato I solid cherry butler’s desk, Solid ma- Plants Pepper Plants, Eggplants hogany table, will seat twelve. The tertaining and conducting several and Cabbage Plants. Also all the Trading Post, Laurens. lfc ! contests. Prizes weue awarded to Mesdames E. J. Willingham, James piece of mixed snapdragons flanked by lighted pink tapers. Mrs. Lavinia Cooley assisted in en- t h'^Jr ^ FOR SALE-,94, OldsmobHe 4-door|sJ m pso,Yu, ^ naiuware c«; .-sceuo,. sedan m good condl tion,.See Lewis Misses Ruth Hair ahd Mildred Bo- 1C nWic i / - -1. - 4 1-1 o ^ D H/t I 1 _ _ seeds you need Blakely-Burton’s LINDER I INE in 5 and 8 lb. Balls, Telephone 188. , ‘ Nt " u 5 ‘ ,l1 ht u °r ^ 8S und ^ Cu \vANTED: Man between 25 and 35 e A r t- notato 'nlants i by Miss Kit ty Jo Delany, among them bags Harve- er Water. Bagsjnd Gal-. of age for outside and city For 0 Ri an B g being “Because.” Mrs. Frances Giles mn Tnvi mo>. Jligs Blake!y*Bunon.s , a ip srn;in r^-eiPbenenre and ref- ! sang “Oh Promise Me.” Hardware & Sheds. Telephone 188. Pitts at the Cf>nnt-ranU- lc zzard. Musical numbers were given salesman. GTv’e experience and ref erence first letter. Address Box 463, strong, well-rooted plants. Now rea- Assisting in the dining room were dy. 200 for $1.00, 500 .for $1 50. 1.000 ;the hostes J es . mother, Mrs. j s'RoL for $2.50, 5,000 for $12.50. J. C. Del- i and? $^ rs j Rowland and Miss WANTED—Two men experienced in linger, Gleason, Tenn. 10-6p Delany. ^ general building maintenance, WANTED TO RENT — 3 or 4-room' * steady work, regular hours. .Appiy to apartment. Have one small child, j FOR the house beautiful, for those Greenwood, S. C. you love and for those pretty par ties, use Barnes’ daisies, 50c per dozen. Telephone 397-M. lc ROTENONE DUST, Calchim Arse- O. F. Beaty, plant superintendent, nate, Lead Arsenate, Bordo Mix-. Presbyterian College. tfc ture, Sabadilla Dust, Sulphur, Volck, Black Leaf 40, Red Arrow and many other Insect Killers. Biakeiy-Burton's TERMITE CONTROL—Termites are Telephone 206-R. Class Meeting i The Ladies’ Sunday school cla^s of the Baptist church met on Tuesday DAIIRY FEED, Horse and Mule evening in the assembly roonl of the Feed, Starting, Growipg and Lay-[church. flying ants. Why let them eat up ing Mash( Laying Pellets, Dog Feed, 1 Mrs. Bertha Stroud, president, pre- Hardware £ Seeds. Telephone 188; l yoUr p f operty? Teinailes w ' ork wm -, Rabbit Feed, Goat Feed, . Scratcn;sided, over the business hour. Many JL— ter and summer and are destroying Gr£fins and Fish and Turt i e Feed .; new ideas and’plans were discussed WANTED — To combine your grain, over fifty million dollars worth o 1 B i ake i y .Burton's Harware & Seeds. for the COTnin 2 y €ar - Mrs - Glenn Carr John C. Davis, Clinton, RFD 3./Ip property yearly. To be sure, have a ,Tplpnhone 188 .was elected membership chairman, free inspection. Call J. R. Crawford, — and Mrs. Horace Hamm was elected Phone 10, Clinton. Termite Co. of/OH SALE—Beautiful 4-room house chairman of the Social Service com- S. C. M. D. Wiley, Mgr., Batesburg,! of pre-war construction, shiplap mittee. S. c. ‘ tf C i weather boarded and plastered irl-! The class enjoyed a social hour af- WANTED COLORED BOY FOR TRAINING AS COOK experience unnecessary. Must be able to work at night. Roddy’s , Restaurant f side; ton paved -road, with electric tor the business session. WANTED-Used upright piano in llghts and 23 acres of nice ' timber ■ —7* . good condition. Mrs. James Pitt* ready l0 saw . Located near Sedaha: Birthday Party Teleohone 203-W. If!school house.' Replacement of theMelinda Stroud, daughter af jMOTHERS-Do you realiz^that you; house would cost much more than, ljg ' tfu d y ? a G can save the drudgery of washing the total price _asked. The net pnce jternoon wh 19 of her little frienus diapers at home for as little as $1.60, is $3,000 and to a responsible party gathered ar her home to help her per wsek, and also protect the health I will sell the property for a small | ce i e 5 rate her third birthday. Melin- down payment, pay by the week at da ’ s mother, assisted by Mrs. Beulah v. of your child by being sufe of sani- 1 tary and sterile diapers, that have been washed through a total of 10 rinses. Baby Dy-De Service, Phone 605, Laurens. \ tfc 6% in-terest, and no extras on usual flnaAcing cost. J. B. Christopher, Phone ^202-W, 8 McPherson Street, Union, S. C. 4 lc Stroud, the honoree’s grandmother, and Mrs .Marvin. Hall, served ice cream, cake, crackers and chewing - gum. TO THE VOTERS OF WARD THREE I wish to express to my friends my deep oppreciotion for your interest and support in Tuesday's election. By the re sults of the primary I am in the second race to be decided June 15th, in which I ask your continued support. I promise, if re-elected, to discharge the duties of the office to the best of my ability as in the past, and to support every effort for the progress of Clinton. Billy McMillan (Political Advertisement) I am deeply grateful for the hand some vote I received in the city primary Tuesday which enabled me to lead a field of five candidates for Alderman in Ward Two. i. I earnestly solicit your support in the second primary on next Tuesday, June 15th. \ . v’ • I wish to again restate my pledge that if elected I will render the best service of which I am capable. ■ ’ ' i R. L PLAXICO CANDIDATE FOR ALDERMAN WARD TWO THE OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS OF THIS ASSOCIATION TAKE PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING A 1% DIVIDEND AS OF JUNE 30, 1948, TO INVESTORS TO BE PAID JULY 1 In addition to earning attractive semi-annual dividends, the funds of each investor are insured up to $5,000. ‘'OWN YOUR OWN HOME” When ydu are ready to buy or build we are ready to help you. — —————— ■ — . N EDERALoAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION < Telephone No. 6 1 * A Clinton Institution Servibg Clinton People Since 1909 OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS B. HiA>ert Boyd, President J. P. Prather,, Vice-President ■ - JJ Sloan Todd, Secretary-Treasurer B. Hubert Boyd' J. B Hart T. H. Copeland J. P. Prather T. D. Copeland W. H. Simpson W^W. Harris J. Sloan Todd R. H. McGee