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/ I Pape Six THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Thursday, June 7, 1951 WANT ADS TO RENT — TO FIND — TO BUY — TO SELL Everybody Reads the Want Ads Terms Cash NOTICE—Rates for want ads are 50c minimum for 25 words, all over 25 words 2c per word. Multiple insertions—5 times for the price of 4. Classified display, per inch per insertion—65c. All want ads are cash except to firms carryinc monthly charge accounts with The Chronicle Publishing Co. SOCIETY... (Continued from page three) were Mrs. Henry Wise. Mrs. Rich- J ard Shell and Misses Betty Jo i Gw inn and Frances Taylor were hostesses at a linen shower at the, i home of Mrs. Shell. > , The home was artistically deco- | rated with arrangements of sweet peas and larkspur while Queen! Anne’s lafe emphasized the bridal [ motif of green and white. The honoree’s chair draped in , . .. . , , . catv _ j > .[white and entwined with ivy held FOR SAM-1 table-top desk; larm FOR SAM - G ood second-hand ( good . luck hoi . seshoe c „ n { aining doors. Call 88J or 28C-J. IB wishes for the bride. Her corsage, a TEN MONTHS of Popular Mechanics gift of the hostesses, was a carna- only $2.00—save $1.50. Order the tion surrounded by gyppophila, subscription sent through me not lat- feverfew and white net with| er than June 15. Just send $2.00. I ‘ streamers to resemble a miniaturej handle all magazines—both new and bridal bouquet. chair: 1 swivel chair; 2 straight of fice chairs; 1 filing cabinet, 4 draw ers; 1 Royal tyepwriter; 1 check protector; 1 adding machine on stand, 9 rows. Mrs. Sidney Bryson, Phone 275-Rr- Ip WANTED TO RENT —3-room un furnished apartment with private bath and entrance; or 4-room un furnished house, by June 22. J. W. Spears. P. O. Box 6, Clinton. Ip HOUSE FOR RENT—Two bedrooms, good location in Clinton. References required. C. B. Holland, Phone 715, Laurens. 1c FOR RENT—Waxer and polisher and scrubber formerly owned by Home Supply Co. See T. C. Johnson Co. Phone 4. tf FOR RENT — 5-room duplex apart ment with full basement and com plete GE kitchen. May be seen by appointment. Call 545-R hfter 12 noon. x / Ip DEYGE FLOOR ENAMELS for new and old floors. Also for the inside and outside of boats. Blakely-Burton’s Hardware Si Seeds. Telephone 188. C. BRYAN HOLLAND Real Estate F'bones 715, 23826 — Laurens, S. C. (Over Brown’s Jewelry Store) BABY CHICKS. U. S. approved, puliorum clean. Purina feeds for good growth and feeders, fountains and remedies. Blakely-Burton’s Hardware Sc Seeds. Telephone 188. LOST OR STRAYED—Pet rat ter rier, light brown, female, about 8 months old. Anyone knowing where abouts contact Mrs. Charles Hughes, Phone 73. 1c ELECTROLUX Sales, Service and Supplies. H. L. Baldwin, Telephone €W-J. tfc WHEN in need of pretty flowers for happy hours. Don’t forget Barnes’ daisies. 60c dozen. Phone 397-M. 1c FOR RENT — Two downstairs apartments at Crescent Beach. Call Mrs. Gus Young, Phone 181. 5c-14 The refreshments also carried out the green and white bridal mo tif consisting of a salad course and renewal. Free catalog. Miss FYahces C. Winn, Phone 535-J. 14-2p FOR SALE—3-burner Hotpoint elec- green punch trie range in good condition. A. B. 1 m Stump, 100 Calvert Aye- lp w C* n ■ u FOR YOUR MAGAZINES—Come to MrS. OUlliVCm HoSteSS Young’s Pharmacy. We now have a 10 EpiSCOpCtl Auxiliary of eggshell linen and lace with matching hat and gloves. Her flow ers were a purple orchid corsage. Mrs. G. D. Johnston, mother of the groom was gowned in an after noon dress of aqua crepe with white accessories and wore an or chid corsage. Following the ceremony the bridal couple received in the vesti bule of the church. For traveling the bride wore a yellow dotted swiss dress, three-1 quarter matching duster with el-1 bow length sleeves, ahd the orchid i from her prayer book. The bride, daughter of Mrs. 1 Horace Wilson Steer and the late Joseph Edward Shaw, was grad-j uated from Clinton high school) and Piesbyterian college Where she was a member of Alpha Psi Delta sorority. She is also a mem ber of Beta Sigma Phi. Mrs. John ston holds a position as reception ist for the Laurens Glassworks, Inc., at Laurens. The groom, the son of Mr. and Mrs. George Dewey Johnston, of Newnan. Ga., attended the New- (Continued on page seven) TELEGRAM TO LARRO DEALERS: June 4th we will begin shipping the new improved Larro “717” dairy feed. It’s the best of 717 formulas tested during 38 years of research. It is bulky) molassi- fied, includes Larromin which protects cows completely against all known mineral deficiencies. Additional min erals never required. Gives improved texture. Greater palatibility. * - GENERAL MILLS, INC. Larrowe Division. H. J. PITTS STORE CUNTON DEALER Read The Chronide-Your Neighbor Does complete newsstand and lending li brary. tfc Mrs. E. N. Sullivan was hostess 1 on Monday evening to members of FLOWER PLANTS. Zinnias. As-j-the Auxiliary of All Saints Episco-I ters, Marigolds, Scabiosa, Snap- pal Mission. j dragons, Verbena, Painted Daisy ;l Mrs. A. B. Stump led the pro- Admiral Byrd Daisy, Princes gram on Missions with Mrs. Mi- Feather and Perennial Phlox.’chael Turner conducting the devo- Blakely-Burton’s Hardware & tional. Mrs. R. B. Hellams, presi- 1 Seeds. Telephone 188. ' dent, presided over the business nr a xt ' .. session. Later during the social PIANOS in excellent condition, hour sandwiches, punch and cook- Tuned and ready to go. Terms easy, prices low. The Trading Post, Lau rens, S. C. tf ies were enjoyed. FOR SALE—1 fancy milk cow with calf. H. J. Pitts. Miss Shaw Honored . tf With Bridge Party FOR SALE—Baled oats, top qual-, 'Miss Elinor Shaw, who was mar- ity. Also combine pats and wheat, i r ied on Tuesday, was honored Satur- Joe C- McDaniel, Phone 128. 2c-14,(j a y afternoon when Mrs. Sanford PRESCRIPTIONS — Called for and Boyd entertained at bridge at her delivered. We fill any doctor’s pre-! home in the King apartments, scription. Howard’s Pharmacy, the Floral arrangements for the occa- Rexall Store, Phone 101. tfc sion featured red roses and snap- . —Y r dragons. Following the games the FOR YOUR MAGAZINES Come to hostess served a salad course and Young's Pharmacy. We now have a p Unc h. , complete newsstand and lending li- | High score award was won by Miss Kathrine Dicus and consolation went FOR practical way to sweep, clean and polish floors, furniture and LOST—In or near Young’s Fhar-j Mrs. Abe Smith oi Laurens. The macy on May 30, seven or eight bride-elect was presented china in dollars in bills. Finder please her chosen pattern. Others playing leave five dollars with druggist and were Miss Doris Tunstall, Mrs. Del- keep the balance. C. R. Ander- mar Riddle, Mrs. Claude Cook, of son. Ip Laurens, Mias Sara Jordan and Mr* FOR SALE — Combination grocery, Ed( ^ e C ^ tller1 ’ v n market and service station. Will sell! ’ Irs ' S. Boyd and Irs. K--B. all or part of stock and fixtures, and Brownell of Laurens, and the hon- rent building. Located on highwav ™* 5 S \ ’^ f*• F „ A ; B , rzo8kl ’ 76 one mile vest of Clinton. Reason I * dmmgton ’ Del ;’ called after cards for selling, have other business. See and en J°>' ed refreshments with the D. B. Wehunt, Rt. 1, Clinton. lc group. JOHNSON’S non-poisonous roach SWEET POTATO PLANTS, Tomato Plants, Cabbage Plants and Pepper Plants. Use Vigoro to make them grow. BlaKely Burton’s Hardware Seeds. Te’ephone 188. lc FOR SALE—'Electric lawn mower in good condition. Call 881 or 286-J. Ip TIN CANS in No. 2 and No. 3 sizes lor your fruits and vegetables. FTes- eure canners and Simplex sealers are the best. Blakely-Burton’s Hardware & Seeds. Telephone 188. lc FLOOR SANDERS—Rent our Sand ers, edgers and polishers. We have all the necessary material to make your floors beautiful. Reasonable rates. Cox Home Sc Auto Suoply F'hone 12. tfc SALESMAN WANTED—Good near by Rawleigh business now open in west Laurens county. If willing to conduct home service business with good profits, write immediately. Rawleigh’s, Dept. SCF-81-45, Rich mond, Va. Ip FOR SALE — RCA-Victor portable radio with shoulder strap. In good condition. See Charles Johnson at Howard's Pharmacy. lc BROWN CROWDER, White Crow der. Red Speckled Crowder, Black- Eye, Purple Hull Crowder, Red Ripper and Lady Peas. Seed Pinto Beans and Butter Peas, too. Blake- ly-Burton Hardware & Seeds. Telephone 188. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE Five-room brick home, good loca tion in Clinton. Six-room house with tw r o baths, large lot. Nine-room brick , house with two baths, oak floors, tile porch. A nice home for you. Sixty-acre farm on the Musgrove road with tenant house. A nice site to build. • If you are interested in buying or selling real estate see me. C. B. HOLLAND Phone 715 Laurens, S. C. powder, one year guarantee. Han- MiSS ElinOI SHOW, woodwork try AROM1ST MIST. Mrs., died by Sadler-Owens Pharmacy 13/-, 7-1^]/-) p TnBn^tnn J. P. Prather, Phone 630-J. lc and Howard’s Pharmacy. Jun21-p , '“V 1 • ~J ^ tvx MEN wanted - To work plrt Wed m Church Rites time in and around Clinton. $50.00 w Mlss E i mor Frances Shaw of per week, working from 5 to 9 f^ ls CJt y’ fh* bride of Ron- P. M. All day Saturday. Car necessary. Write P. O. Box 5293, Columbia. 3c-21 aid Emmett Johnston, of Newnan, Ga., in rites taking place Tuesday afternoon June 5, at 5:30 at the First Baptist church. The Rev. FOR SALE—Westinghouse electric' J. H. Darr, pastor, conducted the refrigerator in good condition. Per-j ceremony in the presence of reia- ry Lee Swygert, Phone 4441, Jo- lives and friends of the couple, anna, S. C. Ic-o Four floor baskets of Admiral PURINA STARTENA and Grow-! By n ^ da ‘ s Jf* a " d number ena Checker-EttS will grow the ra e mnHfhahn a . . a , ,,, x. •. seven-branched candelabra as a quickest chickens ever We have Uluting for thc vows. A graceful and a full line of other Burma Feeds., tracery 0 f ivy was entwined on Blakely-Burtons Hardware & Seeds. the choir ]oft altar and cn the .clephone 186. ^ 1 background of white. WANTED TO BUY—Oats. See H. J. A program of wedding music was tf 1 rendered by Mrs. Leila N. Johnson, 1 organist, and Mrs. Edgar O. R. Sadler, soloist. Organ selections in cluded, prior to ceremony, “O Thou Sublime Sweet Evening Star,' “Through the Years,” ‘•Traumerei”j and “Salut d’Amour.” The tradi-j tional wedding marches were used and during thc ceremony “To A Wild Rose” was softly played. Mrs. Sadler sang “O Promise Me”, “All For You” and as a benediction "O. Perfect Love.” Garnet Johnston, brother of the' groom, of Newnan served as best' man. Ushers were Gus Watt, Thom Pitts. WATER HOSE of rubber or Good rich plastic in 25 or 50 feet lengths. Also Nozzles, Sprinklers, and Re pair Parts. Blakely - Burton’s Hardware Sc Seeds. Telephone 188. One Cool Crisp Green Dollar Bill Will sure help your dollars go a long way fcere. Chest o’ Drawers $6.50 Beautiful Secretary Desk $21.501 asv iH e) Ga., Eddie Cavaleri, of this Truly a beautiful Arm Chair .... $7.50 city, Herschel Clay, Thomasville; Marble Top Walnut Chest $45.001 and , Bobby Ogletree, Griffin, Ga Another Old Beautiful LaTnp. $37.50 We will wire it for. you. Genuine Scalawag Barpet Bag $1.50 Antique Tintype Picture Frames, Mrs. F. A. Brzoski, sister of the bride, of Wilmington, Del., was ma tron of honor and Miss Sara Jor dan of this city was maid fo hon or. Both wore aquamarine, full THE FINEST NAMES IN TELEVISION Capehart and Dumont 16 In. to 30 in. Pictures (Authorized Dealer) Quality Repairs To Any Make TV or Radio TV Installations, Parts, Tubes, Aerials, Boosters Rowland’s RADIO SHOP Phone 430 Some more books, each 25c The WHEEL Phone 835-W only ^ $1.50, skirted dresses of net over the Historical Silver Tea Spoons with | same ,, s “ ade taffeta. The off U. S. President on each spoon $1.75) s * 1 .®}^ d f r deco.letage was effected, I with bands of ruching which was. Baseball Bats 49c j repeated in encircling bands on the Some very beautiful Old China and ! skirts. They carried arm bouquets Glass came down from d’Yankee : bf daisies tied with matching rib- lahd this week. bons and also wore daisies in their Funny Books, 3 for 10c hair. Phonograph Records, some old and The bridesmaids, Miss Helen rare 25c I Johnston, sister of the groom of Newnan, Mrs. Sanford Boyd and Mrs. Eddie Cavaleri of this city were gowned in pink net dresses identical to those of the honor at tendants and carried similar bou quets. The bride was given in marriage by L. H. DuBose of Florence, a close friend of the family and father of the bride’s sister.-in-law, Mrs. Joe E. Shaw. Her wedding gown was fash ioned of white nylon net fully draped over white satin featuring a cape collar, skirt and train beau tifully trimmed with imported Swiss organdy medallions with loose petals. The sleeves were long, ending in points over the wrists. The bodice was fitted, basque style, above the billowing layers of net in the skirt. Her veil of nylon net was worn with a tiara of seeded orange bio ssoms. She carried a prayer book topped with a purple-throated white orchid. Mrs. H. W. Steer, mother of the bride wore a street length dress SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHRONICLE “The Paper Everybody Reads” Hours Announced For Sewing Center The adult sewing center at Clin ton high school will be closed for two weeks after which the depart ment will reopen June 19, and each Tuesday from 2:30 to 5:30 for adult sewing problems. Beginning June 21 from 2:30 to 5:30 there will be a teen-agS sew ing center in the department and each Thursday throughout the summer, the home economics teacher, Miss Marie Bannister, has announced. CHOOSE THE 7/re of Champions Lee Wallard Wins 1951 Race on Firestone Tires at Average Speed of 126 M. P. H. C HAMPION race drivers DEMAND and USE the SAFEST tire made! That’s why Firestone Tires have been on the winning cars at Indian* apolis for 28 consecutive races. Authorities say that 500 miles • on the speedway are equal to 50,000 miles of ordinary driv ing ... 5 years of average service crowded into less than 4^ hours. 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