The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, March 01, 1951, Image 12
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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
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Thursday, March 1, 1951
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Society...
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inf at the Glenn Street Baptist
church in Newfberry. Miss Martha
Creekmore of Whitmire, will direct
the Junior Sword Drill, Mrs. James
Mitchell the Intermediate Sword
| Drill, Miss Carolyn Abrams of Whit-
'mire, the Better Speakers Touma-
wore pastel dresses with shoulder, ment and the riymn Festival will be
bouquets in contrasting shades. 1 under the direction of Rev. Alvin
The hride, who was given in mar-j 300^ 0 f Newtoerry. All churches
riage by her father, Frank F. Fow- are ur g ec j ^ sen( j their representa-
ler wore a gown of white bridal .. 7
satin, with high yoke and collar of uves - ^
imported lace, trimmed with rows j
of seed pearls. The long leg-o-mut-! A NOTE OF THANKS
ton sleeves ended in calla lily | ^f rs Marian Hamm's sitting room
INCOME TAX SERVICE—Mrs. T.
M. Sease, 314 N. Adair street, phone
399-W. 15-5C
CKELDREN’S BIBLES—Regular and
zipper binding. Bibles also for ad
ults. Chronicle Pub. Co. Phone 74.
WANTED — Waitress to work on
morning shift, experience unneces
sary. Apply to Roddy’s Drive-In,
Clinton. 1c
FOR SALE—<25 extra fine pigs and
shoats. George C. Adair. 22-5p
HUDSON WHEELBARROW spray
ers, Barrel type. Also tank and buck
et type sprayers and sprayer repairs.
Blakely-Burton’s Hardware & Seeds.
Telephone 188.
FOR YOUR MAGAZINES—Come to
Young's Pharmacy. We now have a
complete newsstand and lending li
brary. 1c
WE HAVE horses and mules of every
kind. H. J. Pitts. tf
CONVENIENT way to earn as neig-
borhood representative for Avon
Cosmetics in Clinton. No experience
necessary. Write Mrs. Julia Sorgee,
1106 Oconee St., Columbia, S. C.
l-3c
FOR RENT—Waxer and polisher and
scrubber formerly owned by Home
Supply Co. See T. C. Johnson Co.
Phone 4. tf
points over the hands, and the fulljj s an interesting place to enter right
FOR YOUR MAGAZINES—Come to cirirt extended into a Ions train i . . , ,. _
• — — '— SKin exxenaeo imo ■ “_ aui -. now f or there are more than 100 get-
Young’s Pharmacy. We now have a The finger-tip veil of bridal illus-. „ ^
i—j. —j i—j:— u • _ *•_-r »— i well cards strung around the walls of
sor, Miss Mary Gaines, attended the
South Carolina Beta club convention
in Columbia last week-end
us but the aroma of memory.
MRS. B. R. FULLER
We, the women of the First Pres
byterian church of Clinton, record
with deep sorrow the passing of a
beloved member, Elizabeth Watts
Fuller (Mrs. B. R.) on April 29, 1950. one 0 f our best-loved friends, Miss
She was affectionately called Frances Hatton. “Miss Fannie,” as
God calls our loved one and we
lose,
Not wholly that He has given.
They live on earth in thought
and deed
As truly as in Heaven.” •
On May 23, 1950 God in His in
finite love and wisdom called from
our midst and into His presence
Beffie” by her family and friends.
To her memory we offer this tri
bute of love and
complete newsstand and lending li- ion finished in nylon lace, was worn, , ^ u j i
brary. Ic^with a coronet of seed pearls. She; the room where she declares their
carried a bouquet of white roses very sight helped in her recent re-
and swjansonia, centered with a | covery from a serious operation. She
USED DOORS—Just received sev
eral hundred good used doors. Noah’s
Ark, Abbeville, S. C. 15-3c
white hybrid orchid.
'has just opened the last parcel from
ny
Mrs. Frank F. Fowler, mother of! a huge sunshine box sent her by «
FOR SALE—Nitrate soda, Roysters J he bri de, wore a gown of jasper j ^ ^j. fj-iends artc j i ovw i ones
trip., cleaned .es^era^i^Vtif”', ^ould^u^ | ^ ^
^ of pink carnations. * man y expressions of ^icndwiip Mid
Mrs. Elizabeth Lanter of Thom
asville, mother of the bridegroom,
Pop’s Cafe. H. J. Pitts.
ROOM AND BOARD 307 Musgrove
Street, phone 200. 15-3c
fiLECTROLUX Sales, Service and
S’vpplies. H. L. Baldwin, Telephone
604-J. tfc
wore rose lace over taffeta and a
shoulder bouquet of pink
tions and white net.
After the ceremony, the couple
received the guests in the vestibule
goodwill from the different churches
in the form of flowers, prayers and
visits. Also the wonderful trays of
carna- i foo<1 seirt in - So thanks to all of the
surrounding community and Clinton.
—THE FAMILY, Joanna.
SNAP DRAGON PLANTS, Feverfew, G f the church, before leaving on a
Carnation, Gypsophila, Sweet Wil-| wedding trip to Florida. For trav-
liam. Blue Phlox, Admiral Byrd Dai-jeling the bride wor a suit of navy'
sy and Pink Perennial Candytuft.
Blakely-Burton’s Hardware & Seeds.
Telephone 188.
PIANOS in excellent condition..
Tuned and ready to go.
prices low. The Trading Post, Lau
rens, S. C. tf
ATTEND BETA CLUB MEET
Misses Constance Burts, Tot An-
blue sacony, with navy blue and! Person, Virginia Coleman. Joan
white accessories and the orchid > Ten T 'Thomas and Ruby
from her bouquet. ' Jo Darr, accompanied by their spon-
Mrs. Lanter was graduated from
Clinton high school and attended
respect.
We are "grateful for the example
of her consistent Christian life,
f iracious nature, loyalty to her
riends, and devotion to her fam
ily.
We reflect with gratitude on the
home, of which she was the center,
and her influence, which was for
good in her community. Her house
was always open for the ministers,
who were given such a hearty wel
come.
She joined the church in her
youth. Her failing health could not,
diminish her interest in the serv
ices which came to her over the
radio, and were a joy and a com
fort. Her spirit was a benediction
to those with whom she came in
contact. We thank God for her long
life in our midst.
MRS. ANNIE H. DUNLAP.
she was known by her friends, was
by ner irienas, was m
born in Jack’s Tovmship, Laurens r
MISS FRANCES HATTON
One’s own world shrinks a lit
tle and we ourselves die a little
when a friend leaves us. Something
precious is smothered out, leaving
county, Dfec. 22, 1879. She was, the
daughter of Thomas J. and Nancy
Scott Hatton. Born of pious Presby
terian ancestry it was but natural
that she unite with the Presbyter
ian church of her community.
“Shady Grove.” Although she lived
in Clinton since 1922, she did not
move her membership yet she
faithfully attended the services of
the First church as long as her
health permitted.
She was a gentlewoman of the
true Southern type, possessed of a
beautiful character. She loved her
community, her friends, her church
and her Saviour and in turn she
was loved and esteemed by all who
knew her.
“It is sweet to go when the Mas-
calls,
If your work is all well done;
It is sweet to rest when th$ day
is past,
If that re$t has been fairly won.”
Memorials by Women of the Church,
First Presbyterian Church, Clinton.
Terms easy, Limestone college in Gaffney.
The bridegroom served three '
World War II
years in world war 11 as a ser
geant in the U. S. Army. Upon re- j
ceiving a discharge, he entered
GLADIOLI BULBS, Dahlia Tubers, , - . „ ^ .
Gloxinias, Tuberous Rooted Begon-j^ 16 ^^^ 311 c ^ e .8 e . | rom wblcb be
ias and many other bulbs for spring graduated in
We are expecting a large
this week.
planting.
shipment of these in
Blakely-Burton’s Hardware & Seeds.
Telephone 188.
FOR SALE—Two used
Seabee motors. Both
5-HP
USED PLUMBING — Tubs, sinks,
lavatories. Load just arrived. Noah’s
Ark, Abbeville, S .C. 15-3c
in A-l j SLABS for sale. One 2-ton load $8.00
condition, $79.95 and $85.00. See two to five loads $7.00 per load. Also
them today at Cox Home &
Auto Supply, Phone 12.
1c
FOR SALE—Two new 3-heat hot
plates. Inquire Jack Holland, Young’s
Parmacy. or Phone 19. 1c
WANTED TO BUY-Oats. H. J. Pitt^ Joe McDaniel, phone 128
stove wood or slab blocks. Delivered
any time any where. Call Joe Me- of Greenville, Mr. and Mrs. R. H.
January, 1951,
a commission in the regular
army. While at Presbyterian college
he was a member' of Kappa Alpha
and Blue Key fraternities. The
couple will be at home in Clinton,
pending the bridegroom’s receiving
of initial orders.
Out-of town guests at the wedd
ing included Mr. and Mrs. J. Mack
Woodside, Mr. and Mrs. Fowler
Woodside, all of Charlotte, N. C.,
Mrs. Annie Mae McKeown of Ches
ter, Mr. and Mrs. G. DeWitt Auld
Daniel, phone 128.
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LOTS FOR SALE—1 corner lot Col
lege View facing Young's Circle, 2
lots on E. Carolina Ave. (one a cor
ner lot) near Mahaffey house. Call
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daughter, Phyllis j
Ve —
LOTS FOR
SALE—Large lot on
GARDEN PLOW ING and yard work E^vidson street. Lots on the Lau-
done with tractor. See Robert Hun- rens _cii nton highway. C. B. Hoi
ter. S. Bell Street, or call 289-J after ( phone 175, Laurens.
6 o’clock in the afternoon for infer- „ ,—- ,
FOR SALE—Goulds shallow
matron.
well
— — l pumps and tank, guaranteed, in good
GARDEN PLOWS, a I con£ jition. Clinton Sendee Station,
15-3c
PLANET JR
fu.l line of light garden tools, seed | ph or>e %
sowers and other items. Blakely-Bur
ton’s Hardware & Seeds. Telephone
188.
C. BRYAN HOLLAND
Real Estate
Phones 715, 23826 — Laurens, S. C.
(Over Brown’s Jewelry Store)
OFFICES FOR REIT in the Jacobs
Building. Newly refinished, fire
proof. Heat, light and water fur-
rished. Apply to J. F. Jacobs or Rob-
irt F. Black. tfc
Lanter. Jr. and
of Thomasville, Mrs. Velva Thomp
son of Waycross, Ga., Miss Amilie
Martin. Miss Patricia Wells, Mr. !
Lyndon Mayer, Miss Irma Atkin- I
son, Mr. Max Shirley, Miss Josie^
Ellenberg, Miss Betty Johns, all of
Gaffney, Mrs. W. J. Ellenberg, of
Greenwood, and Miss Mildred
Woodruff of Marion, Indiana.
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Going Places" To
Be Given At Joanna
Nights of March 9-10
Miss Bertha Swanson, director of
“GOING PLACES” arrived in Jo
anna Monday evening and the cast
has been selected for the big Var
iety Show being sponsored by the
Junior Chamber of Commerce. The
show will be staged at the school
auditorium at Joanna on Friday
There are ten scenes in this big
FOR RENT—1 store building at Jo
anna, next to Gilder & Weeks Drug , _ A w
_./i „ -k.. - , i store, formerly occupied by Gilliam!
NEW TORCH TITHONIA, Fire Chief anc j Lganram If interested see I. M
Petunias and the biggest assortment Kmaj-ds
ever of other flower seeds. Blakely- I 1 ■ - - , „ , „
& Seeds. Tele-j HOUSES W.-kyED-^Iedium priced ; f a c t I f n A f i “7 0 , s s “ h a a S nd Bo ^ f ° pe Q^
houses are still in demand, list that Th e s e a j-e jn addition to such out
standing scenes at the Kiddie’s
Birthday Party in which a large
,show\ They include impersonations
of many popular radio, stage and
Burton’s Hardware
phone 188.
GARDEN PLOWING or yard work ^ U9e ^ c th T me - C -
done with tractor. See Robert Hun-i 1/5 > Laurens -
ter, S. Bell Street, or call 289-J after
6 o’clock in the afternoon for infor
mation.
B. Holland,
CYCLONE SEED SOWERS, Double ISSfSf
£ 00 ij ^ ertlbzer E * s / i ri ^ u i, ors : featuring the enchantment of the
Field Fencing and Calf Feeder Flails.
Blakely-Burton’s Hardhvare & Seeds.
Telephone 188.
BABY CHICKS. U. S. approved,
pullorum clean. Fhirina feeds for
good growth and feeders, fountains WANTED—Pianist for church work,
and remedies. Blakely-Burton’s
Hardware & Seeds. Telephone 188.
JUST UNLOADED a car
alfalfa hay. H. J. Pitts.
of
good
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FOR RENT—Four room house
Maple Street, College View,
range furnished. Phone 419-W.
off
Gas
IP
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 Suoply.
Phone 12. tfc
Telephone 176XW.
15-3c
FOR SALE—1 Frederic
Uni
-Temp
permanent wave machine. 2
Halli-
well dryers. 1 Turberator dryer. 1
laboratory. 2 dresseettes
and
other
beautp shop equipment.
Call
427-J.
1c
LADY WITH EXPERIENCE desires
work in doctor’s office, hospital or
with collecting agency. Write P. O.
Box 193, Laurens. Ip
FOR SALE—One used motor
bike, reconditioned motor, guar-
FOR SAIS-One Avery 2-row trac- antee(| $99.50.,. See it today at
tor. planters, cultivators, 4-disc tiller o*ao i a
Arnold Home & Auto Supply. 1c
and one 16-scallop harrow.
Dixon, phone 474 for information.!p largest DISPLAY of new and
STOLEN—Milk cow from my barn {used house trailers in the Western
night of Feb. 21, light red Jersey ° 1: A1
with short nutbby horns. Reward
$25 conviction of guilty party. Frank
L. Phillips, Joanna, Box 321, or noti
fy Sheriff C. W. Wier. Ip
FOR SALE—Studio couch with clean
cover, in excellent condition and real
cheap. Can be seen before 1 p.m.
Phone 2661, V. L. Wilburn, 338-A
Magnolia St., Joanna, S. C.
part of the Carolinas. Alma, Buck
eye, Howard, “M” System, Mobile,
Nashua, Pontiac, Richardson, Stew-
world famous fairy tale, Cinderella.
Also outstanding and unique is the
Kitchen Queen’s band in which a
group of women appear to give a
concert garbed in chef’s hats and
tea aprons. They play musical in
struments fashioned from pots,
e ans, washboards, skillets and other
itchen gadgets. Men’s groups in
the show include a crowd of con-
ventionaires who gather to sing in
close harmony, and another group
of six, who dress in oriental cos
tumes to do a burlesque imper
sonation of Harlem dancing girls.
A smash finish to the show is
achieved in the finale when the en
tire ensemble assembles to pay tri
bute to “the old hometown.’
The show is built for laughs and
variety. It emphasizes the idea
which is growing in popularity
in amateur productions. The local
people who make up the cast not
only take part as actors when they
impersonate celebrities, but the au
dience attending the show has an
opportunity to take part also.
This idea of audience participa
tion has been sweeping the coun
art, and Trotwood. We take cars [try as a new form of entertainment
and furniture on Trade. Long term'on the big network radio and tel-
F-30 TRACTOR, good rubber, good
shape, $750.00. 6 disc John Deere
Tiller and Seeder, $235.00. 6 foot
4 gang Disc Harrow, $100.00. All
three sold together. Lespedeza hay
baled at farm, $30.00 per ton. J. R.
Crawford. tf
COLUMNAR PADS, varied columns
and description apace. A necessity for
inventories and tax tabulations. The
Chronicle Publishing Co.
PURINA STARTENA and Grow-
ena Checker-Etts will grow the
quickest chickens ever. We have it
and a full line of other Purina Feeds.
Blakely-Burton’s Hardware & Seeds.
Telephone 188.
FOR SALE — 6 English Shepherd
pups, brown and white, from nat
ural heeler stock. Also one fresh
Guernsey milk cow. George C.
Adair, Route t. 8-5p
SEED IRISH POTATOES, Onion
sets, Onion Plants, English Peas,
Carrots, Greens, Beets and Radish.
BlakelyBurton’s Hardware 6c Seeds.
Telephone 188.
financing. Discount for cash.
RIMER TRAILER SALES—(ngis
nwod-edis-up eht htiw ecalp eht).
Super highway 29, Taylors, S. C.
Phone 2.2800. ctf
FOR YOUR LESPEDEZA SEED—
See Earnest E. Cox, phone 293 or
Cox Seed Cleaners. Kobe—korean
sereda. 22-7c
GOOD BUYS FOR ALL!
THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS:
4 Tier Walnut Table L$15.00
Lots of Glassware from .... 5c to $5.00
Pair Walnut Victorian Chairs,
each $7.50
Rockers-^all kinds All Prices
Coffee Table $5.00
Vanity Stool ,$3.00
Come on down now and get these
Bargains while Mr. Boss is laid up in
evision shows. In this “Going
Places” home talent production the
audience has an opportunity to
compete for silver dollars and other
valuable gifts which are awarded
to those who give the correct ans
wers to the quiz show number.
Specially costumed choruses fea
turing high school girls as Holly
wood starlets and Paris models add
a colorful and tuneful note to the
show.
The Junior Chamber of Com
merce sponsoring the entertain
ment, says “GOING PLACES” is
a name that is indicative of the
production, for from the moment!
the curtain goes up to the grand’
finale everyone is doing just that
as they bring the audience variety,
color and high comedy blended in
a big evening of entertainment.
Advance tickets will be on sale
at Gilder & Weeks Drug Company.
WATCH NEXT WEEK’S PAPER
FOR LISTING OF THE COM
PLETE CAST OF SHOW.
the hospital. When he gets out he
will double these prices trying to
raise money to pay his bill.
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Training Unions To Meet
With Newberry Church
On Sunday, March 4^ at 3 pm.
there will be eliminations in swort
drills for juniors and intermediates,
Better Speakers Tournament, and
Hymn Festival for the Training Un
ions of Reedy River association meet-
John R. Holland
SELF-SERVICE FOOD STORE
200 Musgrove St. - - - - - - - Phone 130-J
ALL PRICES ARE STAMPED ON EACH INDIVIDUAL
ITEM BY N. C. R. STAMPS
DO YOU GET
SERVICE ALONG WITH
COMPETITIVE PRICES?
TRY OUR SERVICE — COMPARE
OUR PRICES
Broadcast
POTTED MEAT, 2 for 19c
Ole Tyme
VIENNAS, can 17c
Colonial—15 Oz.
BEEF & GRAVY
59c
Beech-Nut Strained
BABY FOOD, 3 for
29c
Diamond—80-Count
PAPER NAPKINS
12c
Rose Kist—Colored—Stick
Oleomargarine, lb.
28c
Batent™ p icnic Hams l b 4^
Pet
MILK, large can 14c
Duff’s—14% Oz.
HOT ROLL MIX 25c
Sweetheart
SOAP, 4 reg 33c
Beech-Nut
CHEWING GUM, 6 for 20c
SALMON T
No. V: Star Kist
TUNA FISH
Quart
35c CLOROX 18c
5 POUNDS SUGAR i - 45c
FRESH COUNTRY
EGGS
Chuck
BEEF ROAST, lb.
65c
Fresh <
GROUND BEEF, lb... 59c
Loaf
Pickle & Pimento, lb. . 65c
Loin End
PORK ROAST, lb.
53c
You Will Always Find Our
Meat Fresh and Trimmed
Close—
SO YOU GET YOUR FULL VALUE
Extra Fancy—Slicing
TOMATOES, carton . 32c
No. 216
ORANGES, dozen
29c
U. S. No. 1 Kiln Dried
Sweet Potatoes, 5 lbs.. 43c
Frozen—12 Oz.
STRAWBERRIES .... 45c
Charmin
Toilet Tissue, 4 for
39c
Ocean Spray
Cranberry Sauce .
17c
Red Seal
PORK BRAINS, 5 oz.
14c
Irish POTATOES ^
A Refreshing Drink
KOOL-AID, 3 for
10c
We Now Stock
Electric Irons - Watches