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Page Six THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Thursday, February 23, 1950 WANT ADS TO RENT — TO FTNiv — TO BUY — TO SELL E\ervbody Reads the Want Ads JTenn* Cash NOTICE Rates for want ads are 50c mlniitium for 25 words, all over 25 words 2c per word All want ads are cash except tdj firms carrying monthly charge accounts with The Chronicle Publishing Co PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NEWS OF JOANNA MRS. CECIL O’DELL. Correspondent and Representative Mr. and Mrs. Norman Floyd and week-end guest of his parents, Mr. sons, Mr. and Mrs. ; D. L. Bundrick 1 and Mrs. Tom Atkins. in the traditional red and white Val entine colors, with large red hearts placed at vantage points. Billy Bowery directed the enter tainment. At the close of the eve ning Mrs. James Simpson served home-made cake ahd hot chocolate. and daughter, spent Sunday in Char leston with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bur kett. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Kinard were Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Corley of j Columbia. Mrs. J. J. Corley of Lex ington, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Turner and BRIDES-TO-BE. come in and regis ter irrr free gilt. Drawing first .c4 €a ch month. Winner will be hotitie l able FOR RENT—4-room apartment with Sweetheart Banquet One of the loveliest affairs of the Mr arm virs virsn Dinara were Lenord of Ninety Six w’ere Sunday season was the Sweetheart banquet Sunday guests' of Mr. and Mrs. | guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Willing- oi t ^_ c __ Baptl l t _. church heId Satur ~ Woodrow Bledsoe in Newberry. ham and Mrs. Elizabeth Hendrix. Vestus Wehunt of Washington, D day night at Joanna club with 85 young people present. The white* covered tables were centered with low bowls of white narcissus and breath of spring ar*- rangeipents. These * were topped with twin red hearts pierced with an arrow. The stage was transformed into a huge open heart with a lacy edge. Inside this the skits and entertain- (Cbntinued on page seven) bv' mail. Moore's, Pitts St. rr Mrs. Bill Murrah and children vis- , . .. ^ , ... .. ited Mrs. Murrah’s parents, Mr. and -yujlc baU. anj cntrannrrAvail- (J.. is spongliTs tfie week w.th h,, - * Fairview Sun _ ole Mar. 1. CalLBaileyJWilhams. 1c parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carlton We- hunt.—- * ^ FOR SALE-—3 milk-cows with young NOTICE—I make covered buttons, ( calves. vH. J. Pitts, different sizes and styles. Also but- 3A3Y day. Mrs. Frances Giles, Mrs. Carson ton holes. Mrs. R. L. Longshore, tfc 3 s CHICKS — Heavy , fc Mr. and Mrs. Jack Simmon spent Mrs LavWa ' Cooley Miss j” m Elberlon . Ga " " >:h ' ,rs ' Ruth Hair, Miss Mary Freeman and »j p 1 .ii_riim 1 " lcrcer< .... Miss Betty Jo Sloan atfehded the Clean Also P Feeds Feeders Foun- Mr ‘ and Mrs ' S- ^ Weathers ' Sr M concert of the Cincinnati Symphony WANTED—Salesman and coUector. | ^^ ^ heUs and ’ Reme _ Mr. and Mrs. S D Weathers, Jr. and orchestra in Greenville last Thurs- Car necessary. Liberal working ar- dies / Blakely : Burton . s Hardware & daughter of Clinton were Sunday! day night . , f j rangement. Apply by letter to X. Seeds Telephone. 188. 1c ot Mr - and Mrs - Ho ^ er Stev-, Mr and Mrs j L Feltman and care The Chronicle. 15 j 1 o. ... _ ... 1 Carol Feltman spent the week-end ELECTROLl X S^les, 1 Salaried people, see us for cash you week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Supplies. H. L. Baldwin, p ^ ne ed quickly for those extra expens- Raye in Pawk Creek, N. C. LOANS 804-L es, doctor bills, etc. (No red tape). WOOD FOR SALE—W’hen you need Friendly, confidential service. wood, call 391-M, or leave your_ a. B. C. FINANCE CO. order at The Wh^ci.on N. Broad St. j Next to Home Supply Co. Pickup truck load, $4.00, delivered 1 Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Raye spent thej in Greenwood and attended the fun-j w ’ jeral of Mr. Feltman’s uncle, Mr. Ashley. Ben Weinberg, Athens, Ga., Miss Johnny Bell, Ralph Calvert of Spar- | tanburg were Sunday guests of Miss Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Dowd on Sunday visited Mrs. Dowd's broth er, Samuel Dees, at York county hos pital, Rock Hill. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Brawley and Juanita Rowland. any t me Jack Gaddy, N. Adair St. BRIDES-TO-BE, come in and regis- c hn dr en visited Mr. and Mrs. R. A. * 23-2c! ter for free gift. Drawing first of Brawley in Union over the week- leach month. Winner will be notified end | by mail. Moore s, Pitts St. tf , Mrs. Louise Farmer spent Sunday with Mrs. Bertha Cause in Newber- America’s Finest HOT POINT Home AppHances HOME SUPPLY CO. Next t0 Bailey’s Bank Carl Franzen and John Ross made a business trip to Monroe, N. C. and Rock Hill Monday. CALL J. T. LAWRENCE at 376-J and talk over your monumental r y- jneeds and save 20% Tm all designs da ^ t ™ V r ' rs and „„ R Bcd ., Mrs. Lester Hair is ill at Joanna and sizes. We deliver and set all jobs. ’ V 1 - -- ... 23-4c enbaligh and children of Newberry,' *« cmoria l hospital With The Sick Miss Doris Wehunt is ill at heri Gene Cromer and home with flu. Clinton Monument Yard. ! Mr. and Mrs. J^ B. Liviru^tone and; Joe Abrams, and Bill bishop, have ^‘‘V J . j ciiriinff I INFORMAL NOTES with dainty on- dau ghter of Prosperity were Sunday moaslos. playground swings, and g. graved flowers. 24 sheets, 24 en- guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Dickey, i Mrs. Lenora Slayton of Greenville •boards Telephone |velopes, 75c. Chronicle Pub. Co. tf Mrs. Roy Boyce, Mrs. Carl Sease mother of Mrs. Judson Whitmire and FLOOR SANDERS—Rent our sand- LADIES—Give your face a home Mrs. Helen Evans, and Miss Jean-jj C Slayton of Joanna, are patients- ers, edgers and polishers. We have. facial . See the "Endora Complex- 1 ette Evans were visitors in Colum- at the local hospital all the necessary material to make icm Kit> .. a comp lete home complex- hia Saturday. I V. L. Wilburn is a patient at the your floors beautiful. Reasonable rates. Cox Home & Auto Supply. Phone 12. ' tfc FOR SALE—45 acres of good farm ing land. Eight miles from Clinton, eight miles . from Laureas. Paved ion treatment, on Owens Pharmacy. sale at Sadler-! Billy Stewart of Washington, D. | Veterans hospital in Augusta, Ga. tfc C. is spending the week with his I ^ — I aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Luke | MJss Whitmire Honored ’On last Friday evening, 32 friends gathered to help Miss Patsy Whit- FOR RENT — Two furnished bed- Clarke. rooms for men or^ women. Call : M r. and Mrs. Wade Jenkins, Mrs., „ 377-XJ or apply 314 W. Main St. l c Mary Rowe, Miss Patsy Rowe, Mr. mire celebrate her 14th birthday at FEEDS THAT PLEASE. A lull line and Mrs. Ira Whittle, Mr. and Mrs. i a party given by, her mother, Mrs. road to both cities. Good Jjarn, old Starting Growing and Laving Johnny Jenkins, Mrs. Carl Garner, J. J. Whitmire at her home on Taylor house School bus by door. Good pas- ; P eS, Grains, RabbR [ Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Jenkins, Mr. 1 street. i ture, running water. Ideal 1 ° ca ” 0 ^-i.p e u ets Bo g Feed, Goat Feed, Horse‘ an d Mrs. Johnny Seawright and Miss Jean Smith greeted the guests Price reasonable. See John H. Ful_ - arid "Dairy Feed. Also Oyster Pete .lenkins attended the funeral at the door and directed the even- mcr, Joanna. . lp Shells, Grit and Supplement- Blake- of Charles Simpson in Mount Airy, ing’s entertainment She war assist- WHETHER you travel by train, bus I ly-Burton’s Hardware & Seeds. Tel- Georgia recently. ed by Miss Louise \ aughn. "or car call"us for an Aetna Acei- ephone 188. lei Mr. and Mrs. Algie Abrams and Miss Annelle Shealy won the grand dent Ticket before you leave. Pays MARK WELL PUNCHMASTER-For SOn wer * Su,,tiay gu<,sls 01 U '» for - in 4 e,ft passing con,est ' mer’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Graham Mrs. Whitmire, assisted by Miss es Smith and Vaughn, served re- 'J. Mrs. Mattie Brock Harris of Spar- freshments of sandwiches, cookies, . ^tanburg spent the w’eek-end wdth potato chips, candies and soft drinks. PEAT MOSS, Humex. Vermiculite, “MARK every grave monument” is her brother, L. J. Brock, and Mrs.' After Patsy blew out'the lighted up to $5,000. 25c a day, 10 days $2.00. > ticket and 0 f; ier p unc hing. A handy in Greenville Phones 80 and 32. S. \\. Sumerel, d ^ e 0 fYi C e item. $1.00. Chronicle Aetnaizer, Clinton, S. C. tf Publishing Co. Phone 74. Rootone, Vigoro, Sheep Manure, Azalea and Camellia Fertilizer, Rose under way this year. Watch this Brock. birthday candles she opened the space next week. Write or call J. T. j Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Bowers, Jr. numerous gifts which she received; Fertilizer, ' Bycolife ’ and Hyponex. Lawrence, Clinton Monument Yard, visited Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Bowers Blakely-Burton’s Hardware & Seeds. Clinton, S. C. 23-4c Sr. in Laurens Sunday Telephone 188. 1c C. BRYAN HOLLAND Real Estate Phones 715, 23826 — Laurens, S. C. (Over Brown’s Jewelry Store) . CYCLONE SEED SOWERS, Black smith Forges, Anvils, Vises and Tools and Grindstones and Fixtures. Blakely-Burton's Mteiware & Seeds Teiephoae- 188— NOTICE For QUALITY Radio Repairs Rowland's Radio Shop Gary St—Phone 430 - World Day of Prayer j Mr and Mrs. Bill Crocker of Clin- Friday afternoon, Feb. 24,. at 4 ton visited Mr. and Mrs. James Cool- o’clock the ladies of the Methodist ley Sunday. ' « church will .sponsor a program on, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Couch and World Day y of-Prayer. The junior Dixie were Sunday guests of Mrs. department will also take part in Couch’s mother, Mrs. Essie Reeves this prdgram. in Easley. | This is interdenominational and Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Thompson and anyone in the community interested son were Saturday visitors in Spar-, in world peace and prayer is invited to attend and help observe the day 2-D-D Spraying time is here. Con suit your county agent for details.[tanburg . .^.Ic—Call 293 for custom-spraying service. | Mrs. Cecil O'Dell and children, and | with prayers Seed and feed oats. Korean, Kobe, Mrs. E. R. Prater were Wednesday TOWLE STERLING, Reed & Barton, and Sericea Lespedeza. Cox Seed visitors of Mrs. J. H. Craft of- Sil- Mission Study and Lunt. For information and de-'cleaners. 23-4c, verstreet. Friends of Mrs. Croft will ' The mission study class of the Bofcnd m Calvert 1 Ave^Phone ISG-J ' WANTED—2 or 3 room apartment, I re ?[ et , to know ^ is^U. I Baptist Woman’s Missionary Union Wilbur Riddle, Jeweler, Laurens 2 or 3 room apartment, tfc 1 downstairs. Or small house. See O. I , - H. Price at Dixie-Home Store. tLr chll dren jmd Mr. and Mrs. Roy Iver- day (tonight) at 6 o’clock. Miss - T *«J aaa, XJ a i 1 j L WVsillClil O 1 J l ll \s 11 Mr. and Mrs. Roy Tempeleton and will be held at the church Thurs- NOT1GE — The Clinton Monument Yard has been mov ster of Calhoun Falls were visitors”HEtta Adams will teach .the book ed to_L08 Clay IF \ of extra o ash f c r 'x- 0 ”^ of Mr - and Mrs ' J - D - °' De11 Sunday, which is “The Prophet of Little Cane Street and continues to serve the' •"f Est« ot Cro* Cr«k." Each lady is asked to bring buying public wtth high grade G«r-' ^ v,s “ ed rcla “ v ' es ' n Joanna 4 hour, , ——j sunaay. which will follow the progranr 1 '‘FFICE BOOKS—Ledgers, ail kinds,) Mrs. Leo Barfield and daughter of ’ Ledger Sheets, Loose Leaf Bind- Fort Mill visited Mr. and Mrs. Bill Valentine Party Cash Books, Journals, Day : Thomas Sunday. [ Members of the senior MYFenjoy- 41a” Blue Gran.te Monuments and Markers. Call J. T. Lawrence at 37G-J, or write Clinton Monument YarcL Clinton, S. C., for estimates, srs, Cash Books, Journals, . , des-gns and prices. J. T; Lawrence, 3ooks, Sales Books, Columnar Pads. ; Mr. and Mrs. Buck Murrah and ed a Valentine party at the church k1 ... 1 ‘ ' 23-4c | -all 74 Chronicle Publishing Co. son of Whitmire were supper guests Friday night. x/r- — The assembly room was decorated Monday of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mur- FOR SALE—Cocker puppies; regis-'SEED IRISH POTATOES, Cabbage ( rah Buck Murrah left Wednesday tered, red and buff. Can be seen Plants, Lettuce Plants, O n i o n f or Qj- lver Q enera j doS pj ta j | n ^ ugus _ “ after 4:00 p.m. week days, all day on P lant ’ s > O n >on Sets, English Peas, (ta( Ga., for treatment. ! Carrots Beets, Spinach and Tender- and Mrs j u fl an Gardner of green. Blakely-Burton s Hardware & I Greenville spent the week-end with Seeds. Telephone 188^ , their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gard- SALESMAN WANTED for Rawleigh ner anjl Mr. and Mrs. W, W. Waits. 1 business. Real opportunity.—We! Mrs. R-. H. Hill and Jimmy Hill help you get—started. Wrffe Raw- of Woodruff visited Mr. and Mrs. ieigh’s, Dept. SCB-81-0, Richmond, | J. H. Davenport. Jr., Sunday. Va. ' lp Br. and Mrs. T. M., Moore and Moore of Rembert were -Sunday. 19 Smythe St., Wattsvilie. “S. & P. Kennels.” 23-2p RENTAL^— Floor sanding machines, new equipment. All necessary ma terial to make your floors beautiful. Reasonable prices. Home Supply Co Phone 423 tfc OLID MATTRESSES made like new. ___.... . ui ai.cii.ucii wcic Any kind. One day service. Called r - 1Ce apar guests Friday of Mr. and Mrs. John- tor and delivered. All work guaran- ° f Calvert avenue and Adair St .. j 23-2p Private entrance. If mterested, cad Mr and Mrs Jack McCartheJr of ' 1 Greenwood spent the weekend with 1 ‘eed Te’ephr ne 391-J. 1 — ^ - - C. D. Nance, Telephone 446. ° «e flower, plants Snapdragon, the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Blue Flax, Carnation, Canterbury James Lovelace. ROSE BUSHES. 2 year .old, number Sells, Perennial White Candytuft. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Willingham, 1, Texas Grown. They will bloom Dwkrf Bush Pinks, Foxglove, Holly- Mr. and Mrs. Carl Franzen, Mr. and i this year. Individually wrapped for hock and-Thrift. Blakely-Burton's I Mrs. George Morse and Mr. and freshness. Blakey-Burton’s Hard- Hardware & Seeds. Telephone 183. M rs . Marshall Motes attended a ware & Seeds. Telephone 188. lc | WANTED—Article of antique fufhi-' chicken barbeque supper at the home GARDEN "and SHRUBBERY TOOLS. ture brought from Rock Hill to of Mr. and Mrs. John Longshore in You will find a full line in our Clinton. Apply The Chronicle. Pie Bush River community Satur- Hardware Department Blakel X -Bur- WANTED—Lady Interested*^ anfi Ta , and tons Hardware & Seeds. Telephone m jn£? 00 weeklv doing dignified i a « MrS ' Homer Jacks an d lcl__! ng 5 . 50 ; 00 ® f i Shelia, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Turner GOLD THEATRE JOANNA, S. C. 188. sales work. Must have use of car. BIRD SUPPLIES—We have the fa- Write giving address and phone mous Petpak line. Fdeds for your number to H & J Distributors, 414 Canary, Love Birds, Fish and Tur- East Main St., Rock Hill, S. C. 2fi-2c ties. Also Grit'Cuttle Bone and LE tteR FILE BOXES for the new Crystal Feeckrs^ Blakely - Burton s j chronicle Pub. Co. ! Hardware & Seeds. Telephone 188. ! „ -r 7- ~ THANK YOU NOTES—Engraved in WANTED-Bookkeeper, expenenc-j ld or Wue on fln€ v€llum fl nish ed, to work in Clinton. State age, I. . , R f 24 and 04. experience, references and'' salary envelopes 60c chronicle Pub. Co. tf children of Greenville were Sunday wanted. Address, “bookkeeper,” care P ' — > enacts of fnrm»Vc narontc Mr The Chronicle. visited Mr. and Mrs’. W. H. McCrary in Greenwood Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hunnicutt, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Marshall and Lew is, Mr. and Mrs. Julian Hunnicutt visited Mrs. Ed Hunnicutt’s brother, A. E. Smith in Easley Sunday. Mr. Smith is seriously ill. Mr. and Mrs. Verner Ross and FOR SALE—Two used tractors and' other used equipment at rock bot tom prices. J. R. Crawford. tfc tfc 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 j of your child by being sure of sani tary and sterile diapers, that have NOTICE \ s on 'been washed through a total of 10 March 1 I will sell at public outer, rmMS Bab D De service. Phone at my place, a collection of household ttr goods belonging to John Tischakpat,' 605 ' Laurens ' tfC which is now in my possession, held 'Tcrrsippaid rent. The furniture con sists of a stove, tables, cabinets, two COMMERCIAL PRINTING This completely equipped combi nation Newspaper-Commercial Print- beds, 'chairs and other household ing plant can serve you better. Our items. Sale will be made at 2 p.m. on goal is to give our customers the kind above date at my place of business. Sale cash. J. A. MELTON Ip of service they want—to give Clinton a BETTER NEWSPAPER. CHRONICLE PUBLISHING CO. uests of the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Ross. Bruce Stewart of Knoxville, Tenn. spent the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tot Stewart. John Moore of Gaffney spent the week-end with his aunt, Mrs. D. M. Carr. Jerry Atkins of Gaffney was the WE DO ALL KINDS OF PRINTING —EXCEPT BAD CHRONICLE PUBLISHING CO. THE CHRONICLE Completely Covers Clinton’s Trade Area for Advertisers There Is No Substitute for News paper Advertising Morning Shows—10 A. Monday, Wednesday, Friday Matinee—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. Feb. 23-24 Lust (or Gold Glenn Ford — John Island Saturday Feb. 25 Song of India •••also.** Challenge of the Range Charles Starrett Mon.-Tues. Feb. 27-28 Fighting Men of the Plains Randolph Scott Wednesday March 1 - Steamboat Round the Bend Will Rogers Also CASH NIGHT NEXT— Lassie 10% DISCOUNT — on all — Dry Cleaning and Laundry LEFT AT OUR SUB STATION ■ • (Located on Pitts Street — Building Formerly Occupied by Sunshine Cleaners) Mrs. Roy Benjamin, Mgr. ' —— -f* r—' PICK UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE - PHONE 745-W OR-J04 Mr. David Owens, formerly with Service Laun dry and Cleaners, Route Man. All Garments Dry Cleaned by -Us are Moth- Proofed and Insured Against Moth Damage for Six Months. EMERALD CITY Laundry & Cleaners Now Open for Business Clinton Cabinet Shop LOCATED ON CUNTON-JOANNA HIGHWAY / (At Gastley's Grocery Store) We wish to announce to the public that we have opened a well equipped Cabinet. Shop to build cabinets of all kinds and te- model furniture. Whatever your job, bring ' it to us. Reasonable Prices Experienced “ i ‘ ALL WORK GUARANTEED TO PLEASE THE CUSTOMER We invite you to come to see us, ond it wilt, be a pleasure to serve you. I v . Owned and Operated By W. P. Gastley H. P. Atkinson Phone 2203 Clinton-Joanna Highway