University of South Carolina Libraries
1 fie THS GUNTOff CH1ION1CLB MLim Aato fnAisltv InjoytmoMi 9 Sales Boom Br B4V1D WILKIE H. — TIm na tion’s auto induatry ia te Hm» tnldflt W oM Ot toe UMMt tales booms to Ns bMtoiy. New cars are toewrlm out at * dealer toewrooms at as average rate of apprexltoetely 28,000 a day- Some sources have described the current demand as of “monumen tal" proportkns. They are raising their earlier estimates of first quarter sales. The Jenuary-dlarch total, they say, could well top 1,000,000. Ear lier forecasts had put toe total at 1,980,000. Nowhere in industry quarters is there any suggestion that dsmend will taper off before late July. It probably la getting some stimu lus from the pSWMUty Of ft wide spread strike this summer growing out of the OK) United Auto Work ers Union denteftl for' ftOote form of guaranteed annual wage. from foundry through assembly plant the production division is maintaining the blistering tempo It suited early In January. Since Jan. 1 the factories have rolled out well above 1,090,000 new cars. In theory at least the heavy early spring prdouctkm ia designed to build up dealer stocks for tra- ing. EGGS Large 45c Dozen Extra Large 50c Dozen GREAT BIG BROWN ONES STRAIGHT FROM THE HENS TO YOU They Are My Own Hens—No Middle Man Involved JUST SOUND YOUR HORN—WE’LL HAND THEM TO YOU joe c. McDaniel • Y -at- JOE’S ESSO PHONE 128 Announcing ... Finch Electric -Contracting- Commercial - Domestic a Our years of experience equip us to serve you, whatever your needs may be. Whether work on new structures or remodel- lag—etH aa us for honest, efficient service. Well do our beat to please you. FINCH ELECTRIC » Old Express Co. Building 108 E. CAROLINA AYE. PHONE SOI AWN i I Fawn 66 Gouge Full-Fgshioned Stockings ore knitted byo remorkoble new process! This precess successfully combines the long lasting qualities of semi-service weight hosiery with the exquisite beauty of today's sheerest stockings. This new development means that Fawn Stock* ings will wear more than twice os long os other sheer stockings! Lanolized, Fawn Stockings ore soft os silk! You will be surprised and delighted by Fawn's stubborn resistance to runs. Fawn 66 Gouge Full-Fashioned Stockings come in all of the newest shades. $1.35 Lydia Mills Store Phone 545 LYDIA Correspondent, ■one lies Mr. and Mrs. Major Cpawford and children wert week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Ma- haffey in Startex. Misses Pat Lambert and Gladys McCravy spent the week end with the. latter’s brother-in- law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Bowling in Greenville. Miss Betty Jean Abercrombie of Laurens, was the guest of her cousin, Miss Virginia Abercrom bie, during the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Motte, Mrs. Peggy Wyatt and Jessie Aber crombie visited Billy Motte at the Veteran’s hospital in Augus te, Ga., Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Crawford visited Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Craw ford in Williamston Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Abercrom bie and children were visitors in Greneville Saturday. Mrs. Bessie Brown has return ed home after spending the past week wjth Mr. and Mrs. Jim Turner in Columbia. Mr. and Mrs. Jack White and daughters, Linda Fay and Mar tha, and Miss Evelyn White spent Sunday in Gaffney with Miss Beatrice White. Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Boozer were Sunday guests of their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Boozer in Harts- ville. W. M. Dalton and family, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dalton of Cal houn Falls, were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Dalton Sun day. This was in celebration of H. H. Dalton’s birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Lindy Barlowe and daughters visited his moth er, Mrs. Mary Barlowe near here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Carroll and children of Pendleton, were re cent guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Abercrombie. Mrs. Jimmy South and Mrs. Acie Johnson attended a party honoring Mrs. Bonnie Shirley in Whitmire Saturday evening. Mrs. Robert Freeman, Don Freeman and Miss Rose Ann Webb of Tulsa, Ok la., were guests during the week-end of the former’s son. Bob Freeman, and Mrs. Annie Lawson. Bob, a student qt Bob Jones university in Greertville, spends the week ends here and helps at the Bap tist church. His guests returned to Greenville with him on Mon day and were to fly back to Ok lahoma Tuesday. Miss Barbara Sharp ton spent the week-end with her sister, Mrs. Calvin Miller and Mr. Mil ler in Greenville. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Gilstrap, Jr. t Mr. and <!rs. Robert L. Gil strap and son of Greenville, spent Sunday with their son and brother, Claude Gilstrap, Jr., and Mrs. Gilstrap. Mr. and Mrs. Julius Ward, Mias Patsy Ward and Miss Lucille Booth of Conway, were visitors of their son-in-law and daughter, Rev. and Mrs. Stanley Hardee, Jr., during the week-end. Mr .and Mrs. Wade Pennington and family spent the week-end with relatives in Union. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Trammell and family were busness visi tors in Greenville Friday and were supper guests of the latter’s sister, Mrs. Paul Glenn and Mr. Glenn. Edward Carroll and Jimmy Carroll visited their grandmoth er, Mrs. J. M. Graham, who is seriously ill at the Self Memorial hospital, in Greenwood Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Fennell and Mr. and Mrs. Billy Fennell and Steve were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Pdrr in Spar tanburg. Mrs. W. E. Johnson and Miss Mary Johnson, ^accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Carl Johnson and children, Jimmy and Gail, of Greenwood, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Cobb and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Johnson in Charlotte, N. C., going especially to meet their new granddaugh ter and niece, little Barbara Di anne Cobb Mr. and Mrs. Grover Willard of Greenwood, spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Claud Willard. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Haw kins, Sr., and J. B., Jr., of River side, 111., are visiting the Willards for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Carson Neal and Dianne were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Neal. To Consider Organisation All parents and interested adults are invited to meet at Providence school Friday eve ning at 7:30 for the purpose of discustng the organization of a PTA for Providence school. Cottage Prayer Mootings Preceding the revival services that are beginning Sunday there will be seventeen cottage prayer meetings Saturday evening at 8:00 p. m., in the following homes: Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Harvey, 282 Locust street. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Abercrom bie, Poplar Street. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bodie, 332 Poplar street. Mr. and Mrs. Barth Vandsr- ford, 43 Peachtree street. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Hamilton, 68 Peachtree street. Rev. and Mrs. Stanley Hardee, 98 Palmetto street Mr .and Mrs. Charles Gaffney, 159 Cypress street Mr. and Mrs. O’Neal Martin, 181 Cypress street. Mr. and Mrs. William I. Bail ey, Jr, 130 Pine street Mr. and Mrs. George Fleming. 154 Pine street. Convention in he Simultaneous Evangelistic Crusade beginning next Sunday morning. North and South Carolina. For a number of yean he was a rector and trustee of Camp Rawls.. At present he is pastor The 5peaker for the aeries of i' ■Viv.. «r,:» WU, b. Rev.lr'^r •**■>.** Mr. and Mrs. William I. Bail- ye, Sr., 200 Spruce street Mr. and Mrs. Rauburn Wyatt, 238 Oak street. Mr .and Mn. Claude Willard, 8 Peachtree street. Mrs. Alma Harvey, 24 Peach tree street Mn. Mattie Barnes, Five Points. Mr. and Mn. Houston Ellis, WBltmire highway. Mr, and Mn, Frank Goss, 258 Elm street » Saturday morning, Mr. and Mn. B. P. Lark, 161 Cypress St., at 10:00 a. m. You are invited to attend the one nearest you. Joint Birthday Dinnor Mn. Major Crawford was I hostess recently at a joint birth-] day party for Mr. Crawford and 1 her sister-in-law, Mn. J. L. Ma- haffey of Startex. Among those enjoying this happy occasion were Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Craw ford, Mr. and Mn. Major Craw, ford, Mr. and Mn. Adger Craw ford, Jr., and Mr. and Mn. Perry Parrish all of Lydia; Mr. and Mrs. Sam Seawright and Cathy, Mr. and Mn. Bobby Bennett of Joanna; Mr. and Mrs. Mahaffey and family of Startex. Mr. Crawford and Mrs. Mahaf fey received gifts from the guests. Women of The Church To Moot The Presbyterian Women of the Church will meet Tuesday evening at 7:30 at the home of Mrs. Roy Snider on Peachtree street. Mrs. Nell Mills will be co-hostess. All women of the church are invited. revive A. T. Greene, Jr, former pastor of Lucas Avenue Baptist church in Laurens. Mr. Greene, who was born in Spartanburg coun ty, is a graduate of Wofford Col lege, Spartanburg, and of the Wilmington, N. C., which was begun only fifeen years ago and now has a membership of 1100. Services will be held begin ning (Hi Sunday morning at 11 o’clock and .will continue the en- ^ | Tax Agent To m p! Be In Laurens On April IMS formatiin or help, or to the ex tent that the return cannot be completed withoat aaatatanee. This will enable agpna to funmh assistance to a greater number of taxpayers, he said. Robert C. Pitts, district director of internal revenue, has an- -nrw nounced that an agent of his of-, T * *"* fice will be at the post office in i Laurens April 11-15 to furnish 1 assistance to Federal taxpayers- —•-> tir? week with morning services -»v» rxruciai Southern Baptist llieological > Monday through Friday at 10:00'* n making out their income Seminary, Louisville, Ky. He; a. m , and evening services at served as Royal Ambassador 7:30 p. m. f excluding Saturday. Taxpayers, he said, are expect- Secretary of Kentucky while in' - ■ ■ ♦ , ed to complete ther own return* the seminary, and later as the Bubecrtbs so THE CHRONICLE to the extent possible and call on Royal Ambassador Secretary of PHONE V the agenl only tor limited ir- Birth Announcement Cobb Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Cobb of Charlotte, N. C., announce the birth of a daughter, Barbara Di anne, on Feb. 11 at a Charlotte hospital. Mrs. Cobb is the former Miss Esther Johnson, daughter of Mrs. W. E. Johnson and the late Mr Johnson . Community Extends Sympathy The Lydia community extends spmpathy to the family of Grov er Lanford, whose death accur- red the past Friday. Surprise * Party Monday evening Mrs. Marvin Harvey was hostess at a surprise birthday party honoring Miss Sandra Mills who was celebrat ing her 12th birthday. Members of her Sunday school class and several other friends were in vited to enjoy the party with The group enjoyed several games, after which party refresh ments were served. Sandra was remembered with many gifts. With The Sick Mrs. Irvin Shockley is a pa tient at Hays hospital. H. H. Dalton remains ill at his home. Mrs. Mart Ballard remains on the sick list. Johnny Oakley is recuperating from mumps. Linda Faye White is ill. Birthdays and Anniversaries Pamela Carroll, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Carroll, will be 1 year old April 5. Miss Barbara Thomas will be 13 years old April i2. Mr. and Mrs Clyde Trammell will celebrate their 21st anni versary April 1. Miss Sandra Mills celebrated her 12th birthday March 29. Happy Birthday to Deborah Jean Blackwell on her first! birthday today. She is the daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Black- well. Mrs. R. G. Coker will observe her birthday April 7. Miss Cecilia McLendon will celebrate her 12th brthday April Gene Pattreson celebrated his 6th birthday March 29. Jimmy Neal will be 4 years old April 3. Party For Liitla Tots Mrs. Frank Moore was hostess to the children of the lone Wal lace Kindergarten at a lovely party celebrating the sixth birth day of her daughter, Kathy. Mrs. Wallace led in several singing games. After singing the birthday song to Kathy, Mrs. Moore, assisted by Mrs. Frank Walker, Mrs. Cecil Pearson and Mrs. Fred Satterfield, served re- fres h m e n t s. Twenty - seven guests were present and the fol lowing were special guests: Bil lie Satterfield, Dianne Satter field, Freda Satterfield and Jm- my Walker. Mrs. Moore presented each guest with a favor. Barbara Nabors Has Pary Using the Easter theme as dec- oratons Mrs. Thomas Nabors en tertained a number of children at the Kindergarten last week in honor of the sixth birthday of her daugher, Barbara. The birthday cake with glow ing candles centered the table. “Happy Birthday’’ was sung to Barbara, and the gifts were op ened. Mrs. Wallace assited Mrs. Nabors in entertaining and serv ing refreshments. Attractive fa vors were passed and twenty, four guests were present Baptist Revival Begins Sunday The Lydia Baptist church will be joining with other Baptist churches in the Southern Baptist ring pavings CAN eur TOUR EASIER BONNET IWs WmU PORK ROAST - 31 lesnsmy Cut . . Cannery Ityle Dixie Plntutien Pure Peek Pork Gups “39c SAUSAGE “53c K.ch Red Georgia RmieitH 2£rS9e SNver Cap Ctff** £79c Wekk's Grape Juict Pure GeM SYRUP toPWfvcry tPiyfto rrvBfi Backbone “ 37c Pork Liver »19c Plaky Pig He* er MM Peek SAUSAGE ^ 45c liw Mwh ran Y1LLP MARGARINE 2 & 35 CamparG TIm Quality A Treat On Crockers! Peter Poo ihM Tba Uw Urn 00—1 Peanut Butter'^33 A44 Variety Te Year Meals! Playmates SwL Mix Pickles ? 19* ia Geed On Teast! White Haase Se Geed On Teeet! White Apple Jelly 21 25 Dixie-Heme DsMciesety Ptevered Crystal Bey T« Okra _- Tender Behy I I • Jgt mm Limes 2^25c] Orange Juice 2^45 Testy Bleckeye Peas 2£»35c a™ 2 23c Carr's Pig Bars 2^47c Pen Cake 24-Ox. eg toto - 19c Thrifty MeM Temtoes 2 N *c“. 3 23c Hostess Bartlett Del Monte Stewed Prunes T* 25c White House Sli. Pie H c.V27c Gets Hidden Dirt Out $ I I F •XT W» Speeds Dishwashing sun ■■ sr r Me Vari-Best Produc#! Fancy Fresh Pole Beans 2 lbs. 25 Potatoes 5 ^ 29c New Crop Red Dixie st*.: ” VA. 1 Washes Everything BREEZE vzr 31c Spreads When Celdl Kraft’s PARKAY y«ih. 9tlrLa jTtCKt » 29c For Flakier Pie Crusts! SPRY 3 c » 89c £ 14c Contains Hexoderophene DIAL SOAP 2 £ 27c Austex BEEF STEW No. 300 Con 29c The Wesson Oil Shortening SNOWDRIFT 3 d 89c Geld Model SPAGHETTI £ 14c Kills DIAL SOAP 2 r 37c Kora STROP '"ZT 23c Macaroni or Spaghetti SKINNER’S 2 Z' 27c Kray Gravy with Perk 14-Ox. Con 49c Instant Pudding MY-T-FINE 3 C. 27c Deg Feed DASH 2 29c Delicious With Chicken Cranbsrry Souce OCEAN spur Me le Choy Beef Chew Meie ** 75c r •* | ■* i