The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, October 19, 1950, Image 6
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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Thursday, October 19, 1950
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WANT ADS
TO RENT — TO FTNIv — TO BUY
Everybody Reads the Want Ads -i*
- TO SELL
Terms Cash
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 Arms
carrying monthly charge accounts with The Chronicle Publishing Co.
SOCIETY
CHILDEN’S all-wool slip over sweat
ers now $1.00 and $1.50. Jack and
Jill sweaters were $2.98, now $1.98.
Moore’s Dress Shoppe.^ lc
BOXED CHRISTMAS CARDS, as
sorted or one design. Most reason
able in price. Chronicle Pub. Co.
FOR SALE—1946 Chevrolet panel
truck. John W. Finney. Sr. tf
ELECTROLUX Sales, Service and
S’vpplies. H. L. Baldwin, Telephone
604-J. t?c
FOR SALE— 1938 Plymouth coupe.
John W. Finney, Sr. tf
WANTED HOUSES—Have buyers
for medium priced homes well lo
cated in Clinton. List that house
with me. C. B. Holland, Phone 715,
Laurens. lc
FOR RENT — Three-room, fully
equipped apartment. Write XY, care
The Chronicle. tf
ASBESTOS FLAT SHEETS in size
42 inch by 48 inch. It protects your
walls near your heater. Also stove
Pipe, Elbows, and Dampers. Blake-
ly-Burton’s Hardware & Seeds. Tele
phone 188. |
PASTURE GRASSES, and Field
Seeds. Rye grass, Crimson clover,
Ladino Clover, Ky. 31 Fescue, Seed
Barley, Rye, Oats, Wheat. H. J. Pitts.
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ONE USED piano for sale. Call
58-M or Mrs. I. B. Copeland. 1 c
OFFICES FOR RENT in the Jacobs
Building. Newly refinished, fire
proof. Heat, light and water, fur
nished. Apply to J. F. Jacobs or Rob
ert F. Black. tfc
ROOM AND BOARD—Phone 200.
307 Musgrove Street. 2tc
STEEL TRAPS made by Blake &
Lamb. Winchester Rifles and Am
munition. Blakely - Burton’s Hard
ware & Seeds. Telephone 188.
FLOOR SANDERS—Rent our sand-
ers, cdgers and polishers. We have
•11 the necessary material to make
your floors beautiful. Reasonable
rates. Cox Home & Auto Supply.
Phone 12. • tfc
(Continued from page three)
was opened by Mrs. David George,
the regent, with reports from all of
ficers. The chapter voted to give a
scholarship to the Tamassee D.A.R.
school as a state project; and as a
state project to copy cemetery re
cords, deeds and wills dating up to
1900. Mrs. Caroline S. Coleman, of
Fountain Inn, gave a talk on the
, , , history of the up-country which
FEED OATS for $1.00 per bushel. was st . ukd by the Scotch-Irish,
Baled Oats tor $1.00 per bale. Blake- !earning lhal Laurens county was
Iv-Hurtnn’c Wnrrlu/ar#* Xr Sppni? Tele- , , r
first settled before Greenville coun
ty.
ly-Burton’s Hardware & Seeds. Tele
phone 188.
WIRE BASKETS for the office and The chapter voted to sponsor all
desk. They are handy items." Chron- seven of the high schools in this
icle Pub. Co. {county for the good citizenship pil-
NO WASTED FEED when you feed g rima g e . and three hi 8 h schools
Spartan Lay Pellets. You get more out side the county,
eggs for your money. C-W-S Guano, Various commitee chairman were
C 0 2c-28 appointed for the year.
JOHNSON (not poison) ROACH 'D r :J n « Pnrfv
Powder. One-year money backiP^'Qy“ rOjijr
guarantee. Sold by Howard’s Phar^
macy, Phone 101, and Sadler-Owens
Pharmacy, Phone 400. Nov. 16-p'
Honors Bride
Honoring Miss Myra Adair,
; whose wedding to Claude Crocker
FULGRAIN SEED OATS Ladino took place on Tuesday, Miss Cor-
Clover, Crimson Clover, Fescue, Rye nelia Harris entertained with a des-
Grass, Barley and Rye. Blakely- sert bridge on Thursday afternoon
Burton’s Hardware & Seeds. Tele- a t her home.
phone 188. ; Picardy gladioli, roses and nastur-
WANTED —White waitress. Heated tium . s adorned the living room and
room furnished, good food, good sal- mus ic room.
ary. Hours off. The King’s Tree Ho
tel, Kingstree, S. C. 19-3c
Refreshments were served buffet
style in the dining room from a
table covered with a lace cloth and
CORDITE BROOMS are feather bsht ornarneri ^ et j with white burning ta
and last longer. Do your sweeping > pers in crysta i candelabra and min-
in about half the time. Only $1-49 i a t ure chrysanthemums and fern
each. Blakely-Burton’s Hardware & arran g e d in crystal slippers. A pink
Seeds. Telephone 188^ *®iand white color note was carried
FOR SALE — 1950 five passenger'out in the flowers.
Chevrolet. Mrs. B. F .Wingard, 203; Mrs. R. C. Adair, mother of the
Walnut St. Ip bride-elect, poured coffee.
WE ABE NOW dessur, course bridge
Feeds. Every sack Guaranteed. Ask y Miss Adair and Mrs . Ro _
Clyde Smith, chicken farmer,
State Training School about
feed. H. J. Pitts.
counted,
! mayne Hamilton were prize win-
1 Jj ners. Miss Adair was also given
— - j a gift of crystal.
FOR SALE—Used electric range $50. Assisting the hostess in enter-
Thayer Deluxe Baby Buggy $12.50. gaining were her mother, Mrs. Wil-
Play Pen $7.50. Call SOS-JU^ Ip S on Harris, and Mrs. Preston
BABY CHICKS — Barred Rocks,' Thom P son -
White Rocks and New Hampshire ^ _
Reds. U. S. Approved and Pullorum Bridal Luncheon For
Clean. Also Purina Feeds, Supplies a j • s* D
and Remedies. Blakely - Burton's AdOir-L*rOCKer rOriy
bronze, yellow and red dahlias were
blended while those in the living
room shaded from lavender to pink
and rose.
Thirty places were laid at small
tables, the bride’s place being
marked with a nosegay, and sou-
venier nosegays with colored rice
in the center were given each guest.
The luncheon menu effectively
carried out the wedding theme, the
dessert course being block cream I
decorated with wedding bells and I
cakes iced with lilies-of-the-valley. |
Hardware & Seeds. Telephone 188.
PENCIL SHARPENERS for home,
Miss Margery Smith entertained
with a bridal luncheon on Tuesday
school and office. Chronicle Pub. l ^ 0n0r ' n S Miss Myra Adair and
Co., Stationery Dept., Phone 74. 'Claude A. Crocker. Guests includ-
— ed rnembers of the wedding party
R\E GRASS for winter lawns and and a number 0 £ out-of-town vis-
pastures. Also Dixiana 6 year-round j tors
FOR SALE v "*>-room house located gra D S , ^ hee P The buffet luncheon table in the
FOR SALfc —3 room nouse, ^ocatea Manure Blakely-Burton’s Hardware Hinipp rr . nm i aid „.i4 h
in Joanna, this small compact home; & Seeds Teleohone 188 lx dlni j g roo m was laid with an or
is easy to clean and heat. Hardwood ^f*®**- it gandy cover over green and ap-
floors throughout. 75x200 ft. lot. FHA ^0 HUNTING or trespassing allowed pointed with a central bouquet of
or GI loan Available. Built in 1949. on our lands known as the Rollings- white dahlias and gladioli flanked
See Robert E. Wysor, III, 106 E. Car- worth place, Copeland place and Ray white dahlias and gladioli flanked
Lovely Church Ceremony
Unites Miss Myrq Adair,
Claude Arthur Crocker
Miss Myra Leaman Adair became
the bride of Claude Arthur Crocker
in a lovely ceremony taking place
Tuesday evening, October 17, at 7:30
at the First Presbyterian church. Dr.
William Redd Turner, pastor of the
bride, officiated in the presence of a
large assemblage of relatives and
friends.
The vows were spoxen in an ex
quisite setting of traditional green
and white. Shirred theatrical gauze
over sprays of Southern smilax on
a background of white, gracefully
draped the choir loft and rostrum.
In the center of the rostrum were
white chrysanthemums in a brass
container and on either side at floor
level were three-tiered floor can
delabra in graduated lengths hold
ing many white lighted tapers. The
choir loft was banked with palms
and lighted candles and on the or
gan was a modernistic arrangement
of chrysanthemums and greenery.
Bows of bridal illusion, wedding
bells and fern marked the family
pews.
A program of wedding music was
rendered by Mrs. James Ferdinand
Jacobs, organist, Miss Margery
Smith and James Puryear, soloists.
Miss Smith sang “Glorious Day”
(Brown), “For You Alone’’ (Geehl)
and at the close of the ceremony
“The Lord’s Prayer” (Mallotte) as
a benediction. Mr. Puryear sang
“Because”. Organ selections includ
ed Schubert’s “Serenade” and Mc
Dowell’s “To A Wild Rose” during
the ceremony, both of which were
played at the bride’s parents wed
ding; and the traditional wedding
marches.
Usher groomsmen were R. Chris
Adair, Jr., brother of the bride, of
Great Falls; Edward McGee of
Hamlet, N. C.; John Mimnaugh, Jr.,
and Browning Dicus, of this city.
Ushers were S. James Von Hollen,
John B. Jordan, Paul B. Martin of
this city, and Joe McGee of Clinton
and Charleston.
(Continued on page seven)
DR. W. D. MAYFIELD
Takes pleasure in announcing: the
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opening of the ,
ANIMAL HOSPITAL
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Laurens-Clinton Highway %
Res. Phone 24311 Hospital Phone (Applied For)
Mail Address: 918, West Main St., Laurens, S. C.
Used Cars For Sale
1950 OLDS 88 CLUB SEDAN
New Radio and Heater — Standard
Transmission
~ 1949 OLDS 88 SEDAN
Like New. Radio and Heater — Hydramatic
1947 CHEVROLET FLEETLINE TUDOR
Clean — Radio and Heater — Spotlight
1946 MERCURY TUDOR
Extra Clean — Radio and Heater
1939 PLYMOUTH SEDAN
Average
J937 FORD COACH
Average
1948 CHEVROLET PANEL TRUCK
Extra Clean — Radio and Heater
Timmerman Motor Co.
E. Carolina Avenue
Clinton, S. C.
olina Aye., Phone 85-J. Real Estate place.
and Insurance. 2-5c
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FOR SALE—Cabinet shop equip
ment, complete outfit, power and
hand tools, almost new and used very
little. C. B. Holland, Phone 715,
Laurens. lc
Mrs. Lena Bell Copeland
J. David Copeland
I. B. Copeland.
ers.
Throughout the other rooms used
in entertaining were arrangements
lc of fall flowers. In the sun room
WANT ADS
America’* Finest
HOT POINT
Home Appliances
HOME SUPPLY CO.
Next to Bailey’s Bank
STORE BUILDING FOR - SALE —
Brick building 18\42 with grocery j
equipment and stock now doing good
business. Good location in residential
section of Clinton. C. B. Holland,
Phone 715, Laurens lc
C. BRYAN HOLLAND
Real Estate
Phones 715, 23826 — Laurens, S. C.
(Over Brown’s Jewelry Store)
FOR SALE — Large 6-room frame
2-story house on N. Broad St. The
1.5 acre lot is suitable for gardening
! and has several kinds of fruit trees
! growing. The well-constructed chick-‘ CHILDREN’S all wool slip over
en house is another asset. For fur- sweaters now $1.00 and $1.50. Jack
ther information see Robert E. Wy- and Jill sweaters were $2.98, now
sor, III, 106 E. CaroUna Ave. Phone $198. Moore’s Dress Shoppe. lc
85-J. Real Estate—Insurance. 2-5c
NOTICE
For QUALITY Radio Repairs
Rowland’s Radio Shop
Gary St—Phone 430
FOR SALE1—Bright onlis barley,
$1.50 bushel. Bright victor-grain oats,
$1.00 per bushel. Tan M. Ray, 503
Musgrove St., Phone 273-M. Ip
CHRISTMAS CARDS—It isn’t too
early to select your personal
Christmas cards from our beautiful
selection of samples. Chronicle Pub.
Co. Phone 74.
PANSY PLANTS and English Daisy
Plants. ' Place your order now for
delivery in two or three weeks.
Blakely-Burton’s Hardware & Seeds.
Telephone 188.
EXCELLENT reconditioned pianos,
tuned and ready to go. Prices low,
terms easy. The Trading Post, Lau
rens, S. C. tfc
RADIO REPAIRS
Let us put your Radio in
top shape for Christmas.
You will like our expert
service and fair prices.
City Radio Service
205 E. Caro. Ave.
Phone 278-M
Next To T. E. Jones & Sons
FOR SALE—One two-room oil heat
er. One large coal heater. In per
fect condition. Phone 701-W. Ip
SOLVENE TYPEWRITER CLEAN
ER keeps machines in good order,
also cleans daters and rubber stamps
Chronicle Pub. Co., Stationery Dept.
Phone 74.
INOCULATION for Ladino Clover,
RENTAL FLOOR SANDERS—Prices
on all materials greatly r « l “« d -[ C r i inKm Clover, Alfalfa, Vetch, Aus-
Home Supply Co. 19-3c , rian winter Peas an ^
Blakely-Burton’s Hardware & Seeds.
Telephone 188. lc
TULIP BULBS, Hyacinth Bulbs,
Daffodils, Paper White Narcissus,
Yellow Paperwhites, Chinese Sacred
Lily, Madonna Lily, Scilla Campan-
WANTED—any size up to 3 inch ot
Call
lc
j-uij, uvma \*auiyau used steel or ealvanized nine
ulata, Iris, Amaryllis, Anemones and w g c Baldwin P ^
Ranunculus. Blakely-Burton’s Hard- |?L See
lc WANTED, COOK — Unincumbered
white or colored man
ware & Seeds. Telephone 188.
m A . WI111C U1 VUIUICU illdll OT WOm3n.
aSafr^d ChorS rS, Co Sn ' i * 11 h ° ,el - ^ and ^ ^
special ruled, inormcie kud. go. round good j ob Also benhop, white
LEAF MOLD, Peat Moss, Vermicu- or colored, smart. The King’s Tree
lite and Humagrow soil condition- Hotel, Kingstree, S. C. 2-3c
ers. Hyponex, Vigoro, Reliance and wTxr-rvn TO
Triogen Rose Food and Reliance
Azalea and Camellia Food.
ly-Burton’s Harware & Seeds,
phone 188.
RENT—Good two-
Blake- ^ orse farm with house and pasture.
,p e j e Write J. W. B., care Chronicle. Ip
FEED LAYING HEINS PURINA
AVON Gift acts are in great det^.'l^®^Jo prraiuee tjdth the
„ . ... * flavor necessary. Priced to help
Open territories are available Jor a ' Blakely-Burton's
women who have need ot money. . Hardware Sl *' S{ . eds . Te i ephone 18 8.
Write Mrs. Julia Sorgee, Box 219, ^
Aiken, S. C. — 3c FOR SALE—Two table model radios
FOR SALE - M-ineh girls' bicycle, 1 in 8<K>d condition. Call 258.
practically new. Call 316 or 620-M. lc SOY BEIAN MEAL, Fish Meal, Tank-
FOR SALE—Brick house with five age, Champion, Big Ham and Pure
rooms, bath and central heating, hall, Maid hog feeds. Calf Meal, Calf
Venetian blinds, floor furnace and Pellets, Lay Mash, LAY PELLETS,
electric water heater. On lot 100ft. Broiler, Growing, Scratch. C-*W-S
by 100 ft. Comer of South Holland Guano Co. 2c-26
Diaper Service
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STERILE
WHITE
DIAPERS
Delivered in Clinton and
Joanna on Mondays and
Thursdays of Each Week
Baby Dy-Dee Service
Phone 605 5 Harts Court
LAUREaNS, s. c.
and Stonewall streets,
ilton, Clinton, S. C.
J. T.
Ham-
ip
BULK SWEET PEAS in Spencer
Mixed Colors. A big assortment of
packaged Flower seeds and fertili
zers. Blakely-Burton’s Hardware &
Seeds. Telephone 188. lc
SLABS
FOR SALE
From 100,000 ft. of freshly
cut pine. Also pine tree
tops, 15 in. in diameter.
Would like to sell whole
lot for flat price.
Joe McDaniel
Call 128 or 341-R
THERE’S LOTS OF MILK in each
bag of Purina Cow Chow, the com
plete grain ration for maintaining
peak production. Contains proteins
and minerals your cows need. Blake-
ly-Burton’s Hardware & Seeds. Tele
phone 188.
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned on October 21," 1950, at 12
o’clock noon, will hold a meeting at
1 the offices of Cecil E. White, attor
ney, 106 North Broad St., Clinton,
S. C., for the purpose of organizing
a corporation to be known as CLIN
TON INSURANCE SERVICE, said
corporation to have its principal
place of business in Clinton. There
after the undersigned will apply to
the Secretary of of State ch South
Carolina for a charter for the said
corporation. *
T. E. ADDISON,
CECIL E. WHITE.
Auspices Copeland-Davidson Post 56, American Legion
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