The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, June 23, 1949, Image 6

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V i Paee Six THE CLINTON CHRONICLE THURSDAY, JUNE 23, 1919 WANT ADS TO RENT — TO — TO BUT — TO SELL Everybody Reads *he Want Ads *:• Terms (ash 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 carrying moathly charge accounts with The Chronicle Publishing Co. SPECIAL — Maternity dresses re duced. Moore’s Dress Shoppe. 1c PAINTS. Now is a good time to pa:r.t your house inside and out. \Vc have* a complete line of Devoe Faiuts. Varnishes and Enamels. Blakely-Burton’s Hardware & Seeds. Telephone 188. MARK WELL FUNCHMASTER—For ticket and other punching. A handy little office item. $1.00. Chronicle Publishing Co. Phone 74. FOR RENT—2 unfurnished rooms. Mrs. Gibbs. 204 S. Broad St. Clin ton. S. C. FOE RENT—Storage room 10ft. by 22 ft. H. J. Pitts. tfc fcvEYERAL good used pianos. Tuned and ready to go. $95 up. Easy terms. The Trading Post. Laurens. NC“T1CE—Dresses, ^-price. Moore’s Dress Shoppe. L . NEED GOOD HAY? We have a sup ply of newly baled Oats that are ideal. Cut and baled without rain. | It's bright; Blakely-Burton’s Hard ware & Seeds. Telephone 188^ 1c ELECTROLUX Sales, Service and Supplies. H L. Baldwin, Telephone 40T-W. tfc TOILET SOAPS We se.l following brands 3 for 25c: j Cashmere Bouquet. Palmolive. Lux.' Wocdbury, Lava and Sweetheart. Phone Us. No. 400. We Deliver. . SADLER-OWENS PHARMACY WE HAVE plenty Royster's Guano and Purina Chick feeds. H. J.| Pitts. tfc FOR SALE — Several good Singer sewing machines, dining room and breakfast room suites, china closets The Trading Post, Laurens. tfc FOR SALE—Trailer, for camping or other purposes. May be seen at 1(13 Milton Road. Joanna. Elvin Ste- •. * • ip OFFICE BOOKS—Ledgers, all kinds. Ledger Sheets, incase Leaf Bind ers. Cash Books, journal. Day B; <Sales Books. Columnar Pads Ca.. "4 Chronicle Publishing Co. N •TICE—Greenville Venetian Blind C m.mpany, manufacturing and re- c( ra.tiOTing of all k.nds. metal and weed biinos. See R. A. Steer, Tele- pb.cr.e 611-W. Clinton. tfc G E LAMPS Wc carry a full stock of all'sizes in regular style and aWo in 3-way. Most popular sizes in regular l3c. Phone Us. No. 400. We Deliver. SADLER-OWENS PHARMACY FOR SALE—Milk cows, with young calves. H. J. Pitts. tfc UNOLEUM PASTE in quarts ana gallons. Also Paints, Varnishes. Shellacs. Oil. Turpentine and a good assortment of Brushes. Blakely-Bur- ton's Hardware <Sc Seeds. Telephone 188. APARTMENT FOR RENT. Call :j3XJ alter 6 p.m. Ip MARLATE is the new Insecticide recommended for spraying cattle and barns. We have it in several siz es Also Chlordane, Rotenone and many others. Blakely-Burton’s Hard ware & Seeds. Telephone 188. 1c FOR SALE—9x12 wool rug. Kitchel cabinet. Breakfast room * suite. Mrs. W. O. Holland, Phone 293-J. Ip FREE COTY Bath salts for a limited time, with each purchase of Coty Dusting Pow der. Face Powder, Talc, Sachet, Per fume or Toilet Water. Phone Us. No. 400. We Deliver. SADLER-OWENS PHARMACY BABY'CHICKS. Barred Rocks, White Rocks, R. I. Reds and N. H. Reds. Finest Quality, Pullorum Passed, U. S. Approved. Also Feeds, Feeders. Fountains, Brooders, Thermometers, Heat Controls and Remedies. Blake ly-Burton’s Hardware & Seeds. Tel ephone 188. 1c USED—5-burner Florence table top oil range. Good condition. Sells new $169.50. bargain at $50.00 Home Supply Co. 1c MAGAZINE BARGAINS — Calling All Girls, 7 months, $1.00; Parent’s Magazine, three years, $5.00; Esquire, one year, $4.33; Life. 39 weeks, $3.90; Time. 44 weeks,, $3.87; U. S. News and World Report, 39 weeks, $2.67; Newsweek, 49 weeks, $3.49. I will appreciate your new or renewals. I meet any publisher’s offer. Mias Frances C. Winn, Phone 536-J, Clin ton, S. C L __ 23-2p FOR SALE—Champion 4.2 h.p. out board motor. Perfect condition. Bill Abrams Telephone 261-J or 41. tfc HAVE your lawn mowers sharpened. I also sharpen hand saws and all other saws. Edgar L. Blakely, 307 Musgrove St. Telephone 200. 21-p .. - — —. J.,..*. —— jFOR RENT—Isle of Palms, 5-room recently completed apartment. I Electric kitchen, innerspring mat- ;tresses.' good location. By -week, i month or sq^son. Mrs. W. G. Horne, | Drawer D, Isle of Palms, SlYC. 23-2p CALL 74 — For your office needs Chronicle Publishing Co. I ROTENONT-^DUST ends the Bean Beetles and many other insects. Wc also have Sabadilla. DDT. Chlor dane, Black Leaf 40, Triogen and many other Sprays and Dusts. Blak- ley-Burton's Hardware & Seeds. Tel ephone 188. 1 WE PAY TOP PRICES for your corn, i oats and wheat. Carolina Milling Co., Laurens, S. C. tfc America’* Finest HOT POINT Home Appliances HOME SUPPLY CO. Next to Bailey’s Baak MOTHERS—Do you realize that you can save the drudgery of washing diapers at home for as little as $1.60 per week, and also protect the health of your child by being sure of sani tary and sterile diapers, that have been washed through a total of 10 rinses. Baby Dy-De Service, Phone 605. Laurens. tfc BIRD FEED for Love Birds and Ca naries. Song Seed and Canary and Rape, Grit and Cuttle Bone. Al so Fish and Turtle Feed. Blakely- Burton’s Hardware & Seeds. Tele- j phone 188. NOTICE For QUALITY Radio Repairs Rowland’s Radio Shop Gary St.—Phone 430 FOR SALE — 3 cheap mules. J. j Hamp Stone. 23-2p FEEDS for your Poultry, Livestock j and Pets. Mashes, Grams and Pel lets. Also Oyster Shells, Grit and Poultry Supplies. Blakely-Burton's Hardware & Seeds. Telephone 188. TANK SPRAYERS. Dobbins and Hudson in 3 gallon size, wide and | funnel top. Also smaller Sprayers and Sprayer Repairs. Blakely-Bur ton's Hardware & Seeds. Teleohor.e 188. FLOOR SANDERS—Rent our sand- ers, edgers and polishers. We have all the necessary material to make your floors beautiful. Reasonable rates. Cox Home & Auto Supply. Phone 12. tfc FOR SALE—Boltaflex plastic couch es. $65 each, hostess chairs $10 each. All new. I also upholster fur-| niture. Harold Addison, 7 Joanna Square, Joanna. 30-2p MOTOR BIKE FOR SALE—Heavy duty frame and spokes. Motor in fair shape. Sacrifice.. Cox Home & Auto Supply. Phone 12. tfc NOTICE — Auctioneer prize winner of $25 was Mrs. Jarvis, co Mrs.j James Cason, 206 Calvert Ave., Clin ton. Her guess was 3133. The right number was 3122. Noah's Ark, Ab beville, S. C. 1c RENTAL — Floor sanding machines, new equipment. All necessary ma- 1 tenal to make your floors beautiful. I Reasonable prices. Home Supply Co. Phone 423. tfc SEPTIC TANKS—cleaned, repair ed, and installed. Well boring. 12 inches inside diameter. B. B. Weber—Telephone 355. Un ion, S. C. lOp LOVELY GLADS FOR SALE. $1.50 per dozen. Mrs. Thornwell Dun lap, Greenwood Highway. Ip FLOWER POTS—and . Saucers in many different sizes. Regular. Fluted and Wash Pot Types. Blake ly-Burton's Hardware & Seeds. Tel ephone 188. C. BRYAN HOLLAND Real Estate Phone 715 Laurens, S. C. (Over Brown’s Jewelry Sture) TOWLE STERLING —For informa tion and delivery in Clinton con tact Mrs. Dillard Boland, 325 W. Main St., Phone 377-J. Wilbur Rid dle, Jeweler, Laurens. tfc —-— -- ■■■ FOR SALE — 15-volume set of My Book House for children, including travel set, in perfect condition, $50. Call 395-W. Mrs. Clayte Ray. Ip WANTED — Person to do part-time alteration work for department store. Write Box 89, Clinton. 1c FLY SPRAYS—Ant Spray and Poi son, Roach Powder and Spray with Chlordane. ‘Also big assortment of Sprayers. Blakely-Burton’s Hard ware & Seeds. Telephone 188. FOR SALE — Freshly sawed slab pine and hardwood by the yard or load. Also 7-weeks Poland-China pigs, $12.00 each. Emerson Johnson, Bedd Road, 1 mile from Duncan Creek bridge : Ip TOMATO PLANTS, Sweet Potato Plants, Pepper Plants, Eggplant Plants, Cabbage Plants, Collard Plants, and Flower Plants. Blakely- Burton’s Hardware & Seeds, Tele phone 188. SOCIETY (Continued from page three) bridegroom, and Sigsby Hair of Co-, lumbia. ' , John E. Willingham of Joanna, brother-in-law of the bridegroom, was best man. Miss Saran Weathersby of Colum bia was the maid of honor. Mrs. John E. Willingham of Joanna, sister of the bridegroom was the matron of honor. They wore identical dresses of blue marquisette over taffeta with drop-shouldered necklines outlined in ruffles, fitted bodices and full skirts. Each wore matching net mitts and a single strand of pearls. They carried bouquets ot pink asters tied with pink ribbon. Dorothy O'Dell, qnly sister of the bride, was junior bridesmaid. She wore a dress similar to those of the' honor attendants and carried on old fashioned nosegay. Mrs. O’Dell, mother of the bride, wore brown Bemberg with neutral accessories and a corsage of yellow rosebuds. Mrs. Franks, mother of the bridegroom, was gowned in aqua crepe with matching accessories with a corsage of red rosebuds. The bride, who was given in mar riage by her father, wore a gown of white slipper satin with fitted bodice and a full skirt extending into a graceful train. The nylon net yoke was outlined in seed pearls and the long sieves ended in points over the wrists. Her fingertip veil of French illusion was attached to a coronet of pearlized orange blos soms. Her bouquet centered with an orchid. Immediately following the cere mony a reception was held at the home of the bride’s parents. When the couple left for a wedding trip, the onde was dressed in a white palm beach suit with white acces sories and she wore the orchid from her corsage. Mrs. Franks is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Raymond O' Dell of Columbia. She is a graduate of Dranghon’s Business college. Mr. Franks, the son of Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Franks of Clinton, is a graduate of Presbyterian college and holds a position with the South ern Railway comp'an\“. Mrs. Blalock Honors M iss Joy Godfrey Among ."ocicl lunctions honoring Miss JoV Godfrey pror to her m«i- i iag«.- Tuesday was the coco-cola p.ii - ty given Friday afternoon by Mi< Gtoigt R. Blalock. Gladioli roses, pink magnolia and gardenias made a pretty sotting for the occasion for which about thirty young friends were invited. Fancv' sandwiches, assorted, sweets and other dainties were served with nuts from a beautifully appointed re freshment table. The centerpiece * was a brides’ bouquet fashioned of! gardenias, and white gladioli on tulle and showered with streamers and tube roses. Mrs. Carroll White Copeland and Mrs. J. D. Boland, Jr., assisted in entertaining. Wedding Breakfast For Bridal Couple Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wilkes and the Rev. and Mrs. James McDowell Dick of Raleigh. N. C„ entertained with a wedding breakfast Tuesday at one o’clock honoring Miss Joy Godfrey and Calhoun Gault whose wedding took place Tuesday even ing. Guests included the wedding party, immediate family and out- of town guests here for the rites. For the occasion the rooms of the spacious home were adorned with a profusion of colorful flowers. In the living room pink magnolias banked the mantel and were re flected in a gold leaf mirror. Else where. roses, gladioli, and Admiral Byrd daisies were used effective ly- Guests were invited into the din- ! ing room where gardenias arranged ' in a pyramidal effect and centered I with three tall white tapers graced' the exquisitely appointed table and I carried out the traditional green i and white motif. On the sideboard j gladioli and gardenias were effect ive. Breakfast was served in buffet style. Miss Godfrey was given a corsage of camellia flowered begonias. Young-Reeder Rehearsal Forty Miss Jean Copeland entertained the wedding party and out-of-town guests at her home in Renno on Monday evening following the re hearsal for the Young-Reeder wed ding. In the living room and reception hall which was ensuite, the pink col or note was emphasized with attrac tive floral arrangements , of pink roses and gladioli. White and red roses were used in the den. Bridal green and white were effective in the dining room which was beau tiful in candelight. The dining ta ble was covered with a hand-em broidered linen table cloth center- td with a crystal bowl of gardenias interspersed with fern and fever few. on either side of which was crystal candelabra with lighted wnite tapers. On diagonal corners of the table were the beautiful tier ed wedding cake encircled with gardenias and the bowl of lime punch. Admiral Byrd daisies and fever few with lighted tapers in crystal candelabra adorned the buf-1 fet. Assisting in entertaining were Mrs. David Copeland and Mrs. Rus-1 sell Cooper. During the evening Miss Blanche Ellen Darr rendered a | number of piano selections. Wedding cake, lime punch, mints and toasted nuts were served buf- 1 fet style. At this time Miss Young and Mr.; Reeder presented their attendants | with lovely gifts. Miss Elizabeth Bobo Weds John McKenzie In Florence Ceremony Miss Elizabeth Wilson Bobo, daugh ter of the Reverend and Mrs. George Brooks Bobo, of Florence, became The bride of John Ward McKenzie, of Dillon, on Tuesday evening, June 7, at eight o”cloek in a beautiful cere mony at the First Baptist church in Florence. The bride’s father, the Reverend George Brooks Bobo, chaplain of the j South Carolina Industrial school, of- • | ficiated, assisted by the Reverend. ; Harold W. Sever, pastor of the church. The bride is the granddaughter of Mrs. D. B. Bobo of Whitmire, for merly of Clinton, and the late Mr. \ Bobo. White gladioli were the featured church decoration for the nuptial event. The bride, who was given in mar riage by her father, wore a wedding gown of duchess satin made with jewel neckline edged with narrow ruching. long pointed sleeves, bodice trimmed with tiny self-covered but tons down the back and on the sleeves, and full skirt with long for mal train. Her full-length veil of bridal illusion was caught to a core- net of orange blossoms; and her only ornament was a strand of cultured pearls, a gift from the bridegroom. She carried a white satin-covered B.tle adorned with a white, purple- throated orchid, showered wiMi feverfew. The bride's mother. Mrs. George Brooks Bobo, wore a blue crepe and a corsage of pink roses; and the bride's paternal grandmother, Mrs. D. B. Bobo, wore black crepe and a corsage of wliite carnations. Immediately after the ceremony at the church a wedding reception 1 was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. K. McLaughlin. South Gra ham street. Mrs. McKenzie is the only daugh ter of the Rev. and Mrs. George Brooks Bobo. She was graduated from Bowman high school and from Furman university, cum laude. At Furman she was a member of Psi Omega dramatics fraternity, Senior Order, YWA council and Theater guild, and in her senior year she was co-editor of the college newspaper, and was thosen for “Who’s Who Among Students in American Col leges and Universities.” This year she has taught in the Florence junior high school. Mr. McKenzie is the son of J. Rem- bert McKenzie, of Dillon,' and the late Mrs. McKenzie. He attended Lake View high school and was graduated from The Citadel with a B. S. de- 1 gree, And a lieutenant’s commission in the army reserve. He served as an officer for 40 months in World War II. attaining the rank of captain. Af ter receiving an honorable discharge in August. 1946, Mr. McKenzie was a faculty member of Dillon high school for two years. He is taking graduate study at the University of South Carolina. Mr. and Mrs. Mc- McKenzie will reside in Columbia. Whitten-Owens Rites At Walhollo Walhalla, June 18—Miss Frances Vivian Whitten became the bride of William Robert Owens on June 8, in the First Baptist church of Wal halla. The Rev. Ralph W. McKinney, pastor of the bride, performed the ceremony. Against a background of white, with traceries of fern, the altar was decorated with floor baskets of mag nolia and feverlew, and candelabra holding white tapers. A program of organ mysic was given by Miss Nell Kay. of Walhal la. with Miss Dot Bobo. •( Gatfney, singing "At Dawning" and “O Prom ise Me.” Walter Rutledge of Greenville was be ; t man; with Jack Owens of Clin ton. brother of the bridegroom, and W. C. Whitten. Jr., of Ciemson, bro- ther of the bride, serving as ushers .M.ss Edwina Garrett of Pickens cousin of the bride, was maid of hon or. Her dress was of yellow organdy and styled with a scalloped yoke, and full tucked skirt worn over (Contmuea on page seven) Gold Theatre JOANNA, S. C. Morning Shows—10 A. M. Monday, Wednesday, Friday Matinefc—3 P. M. Monday, Wednesday, Friday Night Shows—6:30 and 8:30 Every Night Admission 35c (29c plus 6c tax) Children under 12—9c Thur.-Fri. June 23-24 THE CITY ACROSS THE RIVER With STEPHEN McNALLY Saturday • June 25 Double Feature— I CHEATED THE LAW •••Jtud ••• SONG OF THE SIERRAS With JIMMY WAKELY Last Chapter of CONGO BILL First Chapter of SUPERMAN Mon.-Tues. June 27-2K COLORADO TERRITORY With JOEL McClEA and VIRGINIA MAYO Wednesday June 29 PERSONAL COLUMN Also CASH NIGHT Next— TARZAN'S SECRET FOUNTAIN SUPER VALUE PARADE! ^169.95 JRICED ELECTRIC OHIV The POPULAR ^ TIME & ^200.95 Control Can’t be beat * ' • • Oinkinc possible. .O-MatiC i Cooking _ for value! FINE STATIONERY Headquarters. White and pastel-col ored in qqte and letter sizes. Also correspondence cards and “thank you” notes. We receive new ship ments almost every week. Phone Us. No. 400. We Deliver. SADLER-OWENS PHARMACY TONI is the leader among Wave Sets. The outfit is $2.00 and the refill $1.00. We also carry the shampoo and creme rinse, as well as the cotton picker and all styles of combs. Phone Us. No. 400. We Deliver. SADLER-OWENS PHARMACY VKSORO, Bycolife, Sheep Manure, Bone Meal, Triogen Rose Food, Azalea Special and Hyponex Ferti lizers. Also Peat Moss, Vermiculite, Sprays, Dusts and Sprayers and Dusters. Blakely-Burton’s Hardware Sc Seeds. Telephone 188. 1c GRAIN MILLING—We operate our flour, feed and corn mills every day. We take out one-eighth of wheat for toll, and return the dif ference in flour and feed. Telephone No. 3070. E. V. Golding, Waterloo, S. C. _ 30-3c CONTRACTORS, Builders, Tile and Linoleum Men: We have new set of large sanding machines, heavy duty, for rent. These machines will do a real job in a hurry, saving you money on time and labor. Home Supply Co., Phone 423* tfc *»•.«°-r SSSS < ’ w, „ r2=---~ ’ 33i95 Th<rmo*Chef Auxil** 1 ? Oven-Cooker. FAMOUS QUALITY UNIVERSAL ELECTRIC RANGE FOR EVERY HOME ANO EVERY P0CKETB00K UNIVERSAL BANTAM ”PLUG-IN" RANGE can be used on any appliance HEATER-END RANGE with heater firebox for coal, ™ nvEM* APARTMENT RANGE to save space • UNIVERSAL a\XO-OVEN RANGE for extra large families. UNIVERSAL T. C. JOHNSON CO. Plumbing:, Heating and Electr'cal Contracting and Supplies South Broad St. Telephone No. 4 -a