University of South Carolina Libraries
- 4r •K. Page Two THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Thuraday, 2, 195S Shopping Starts In the Pages of The Chronicle Make Your > -V. SALES A HIT! Thousands of you* potential customers live in this large area, easily accessible to the Clinton market. When you advertise in THE CHRON ICLE your message goes into the homes of their families where you can reach your old and would-be new customers. Tell your story each week in this newspaper, where it will meet your customers half way. They are looking for information on what you have to sell, the services you have to offer. o The Chronicle “The Family Papa* Everybody Reads” PUBLIC RECORDS Hie following public records were filed last week in the office of the Clerk of Court of Laurens County: Property Transfers J. T. Hollingsworth to the Champion Paper and Fibre Com pany, 710 acres near the Town of Waterloo, for $18,000.00. ' Ralph T. Wilson, Sr., to J. P. Brown, Jr., and R. T. Wilson, Jr., four lots in Forest Hills Subdi vision, Laurens, for $2,600.00. J. W. Massey to J. D. Massey, one acre near Martin’s Store, for $1.00, love and affection. Earl Franklin and Judith Franklin to Arnett Barksdale and Willie Mae Barksdale, lot in City of Laurens, for $450.00. Newton B. Jones and Cather ine W. Jones to Fritz L. Pearson and Annie Belle Pearson, strip of land on Chestnut street, Clinton, for $20.00. , J. M. Hatton, Sr., to J. R. Sur- rritt, lot on James Road and Ban na St., Joanna, for $800.00. J. M. Hatton, Sr., to R. F. Ab rams, lot on James Road, Joan na, for $800.00. The Town of Clinton, to Bryan A. Goodwin and Mattie A. Good win, 10 acres near the Town of Clinton, for $10.00. Bryan A. Goodwin and Mattie A. Godwin to the Town of Clin ton, 3 3-4 acres in Scuffletown Township, for $10.00 and convey ance to them of certain lands. Selma B. Prather to Louis J. Bond and Mary Frances F. Bond, lot on Ferguson St., Clinton, for $675.00. J. H. Hellams to J. W. Oxner, lot in Dials Township, for $125. Marie A. Rantin and Florence Rantin Dow, to Rich King, lots on Dixie St., Clinton, containing a total of .77 acfes, for $2,000.00. Carl T. Burroughs to Jesse Lee Duckett, .89 acrps, bounded by lands of Perry M. Moore, for $4,500.00. George L. Phinney to the Phinney Oil Co., lot on Fleming St., Laurens, for $1.00. Carrie Lee Baldwin to Joyce R. Norwood, 2 1-2 acres in Lau rens Township, for $125.00. T. J. Leake to J. J. Bailey, lot on the Clinton to Laurens High way, for $1,250.00. R. Aubrey Harley to John R. | Frazier, 271.6 acres in Laurens] County, for $6,00.00. J. Y. Martin and G. H. McCain to J. M. Johnson, timber on 50 acres in Hunter Township, for $4,500.00. Frank A. Dial to Mary O. Dial, 14 1-2 acres in Laurens Township for $1.00, love and affection. J. P. Borwn, Jr., and R. T. Wil son, Jr., to Thomas S. Hall, Jr., and Earline A. Hall, lot in Forest Hills subdivision, Laurens, for $1,000.00 and other considera tions. Maidie M. Owens and Kenneth Irvin Owens, to Irene Owens Smith, 1-2 acre near Watts Mills, Laurens, for $4,650.00. Fletcher A. and Catherine C. Heath to G. H. Smart, lot in Lakeview Subdivision, on Lake Greenwood, for $700.00. John R. Putnam, Sr., to Fred Madden, lot in Waterloo Town ship, for $300.00. Fidelity Mortgage Corporation, to Gramco., Inc., lo tin Watts Mill Village, for $10.00. Berry T. Allen and Martha K. Allen to Gerald L. Rushton and Joan C. Rushton, lot In Watts Mill Village, for $500.00, and as sumption of mortgage. John Carter Johnson to James !H. Buzhardt and Hazel C. Buz- hardt, lot on Poplar St., Clinton, for $6,00.00. James E. Anderson to Davis M. lot on Elizabeth St., Clinton, for Sanders and Annie E. Sanders, $5,500.00. C. W. Kitchens to Leroy Bums and Esther R. Bums, lot near Church St., Laurens, for $100.00 Mamie Anderson to J. Lindsay Fennell, Jr., two acres in Water loo Township, for $300.00. ■ - - - — - — Variety Of Ways To Use Honey Here’s how to use that tea spoon of honey that lines the jar you have just finished: Pour honey over a serving of ice cream for an ice cream sun dae. Put honey in the peanut but ter jar and cream the peanut butter and honey. Add honey to a glass of milk, cocoa, or a cup of hot tea or coffee. Pour honey into the center of a half grapefruit and broil for a few minutes. Add honey to the white of an egg and beat it for meringue. Spread honey on bread, toast, or graham crackers for an af ternoon treat. , Put honey on top of a yogurt- cracker sandwich. Sweeten your breakfast cereal with honey. Add honey to the sandwich filling you fix for your midnight snack. Soften cream cheese with hon ey for a delicious fruit salad dressing. Combine honey with a tea spoon of lemon juice to soothe a cough. Drop honey into the center of a canned pear or peach for a dessert. Pour honey over the vegetable you are cooking for dinner for an even glaze. • Combine honey with a tea spoon of butter for a honey-but ter sandwich. Or. simply eat honey plain, right out of the teaspoon. Honey tastes good; honey is good; honey contains food ele ments needed by the body. | Ella M. White to Ruth M. White, Dorothy W. Roper and Virgil A. White, two Idts near Town of Owings. Dials Town ship, for $1.00, love and affection William C. Nau, as administra tor, D. B. iN. C. T. A., of John K. McCain, to John and Francis Willis, one acre in Town of Gray Court, for $1,750.00. O. J. and Estelle D. Ezell, 47 acres near Ware Shoals, for $5.00 and the premises. E. P. Boazman and Mary Jones Boazman, to Quinton Jones, lot on Lake Greenwood, Cross Hill Township, for $150.00. Canal Wood Corporation to T. D. Douglas, lot on Lake Green wood, Cross Hill Township, for $300.00. Louise J. Black to Robert F. Black, lot on Calvert Ave., and S. Adair St., Town of Clinton, for $10.00, love and affection. Ben C. Workman to Nolan B. Wicker, lot at Joanna, fbr $1.00. C. W. Kitchens to Byron Eu gene Bums and Mary R. Bums, lot near Church St., City of Lau rens, for $100.00. Fred William Eldridge, C Un to, and Eunice Fmaces Argo, Clinton. Bobby Joe Miller, Woodruff, and Alma Lucille Brittain, Woodruff. John Swygert Timmerman, Baaesburg, and Reba Marian Rucker, Edgefield. James Wyatt Holland, Clinton, aid Agatha Laquita Moore, Clin ton. Samuel Elvin Cook, Laurens, and file Mac Anderson, Water loo. • Rudolph Gorham Cooper, Bal timore, AftL, Md Dorothy Mae Laurens. Marion Owens Curry, Owings, and Mary Laura Stone, Laurens. IF YOU DOHT BEAD THE CHHOWICLE YOU DOHT (lET THE HEWS CM tavfissi MotmAurr « out mi rot cout tut Dixie-Home does it again! Wo seloctod oH your favorites, priced them low and than repriced them low, low, to prove that yon really pat the "Bast far Lass" at your friendly Dixie-Home Super Market! Our aterue ora piled high with Bill IS BUYS iu the brands you know end went. Coma la todav and gat year share of double savings . . . complete year unfilled boohs of S. A H. Breen Stamps. UVf BETTER for LESS by shopping at Dixie Heme where year food dollar does deehle Thrifty Buy! Roeedule ALL GREEN LIMAS 2 25' Ley's CLOVERLEAF SMOKED HAMS Whole urHdf U. A Meet For Your Picnics! Sslsstesta M Jan OLIVES 31c Boston Butt PORK ROAST t*-H-l Jf "l I -»■ - aa .aa Cut Okra N ^“15e Colorful and Testy! NIBLITS MEXIC0RN 2 ’st 25* Your Best T TEA Your Boat Tee Buy! Dixie-Home - 33c A Delicious Treat! Junket 12-Ox. Pfcg. Fudge Mix Better For All Your Baking! Red Band FLOUR 35c Shonlder VEAL CHOPS Fainifkisr nl Bianct m^wwupwwwu^uau u wei i^rnn^ye Frosit LARGE MULLETS Fur A Flevorful Fioh Dinner! Freckly DRESSED FLOUNDER Fry Ta A Crisp Brawn! FRESH P0RGIES Tasty Fisk Steaks! KING MACKEREL STEAKS 39c - 19c Assarted Plovers! JELL0 FRUIT SALADS ^ Better Grocery Buys For SavMfs! Adds Zest To Your Seledo! Dixie-Heme SALAD DRESSING Pint Jar 39c 15c 49c 17c 19c fflj F° r Low, Cost Economical Meek! 10 % 87 ALASKA SALMON Toll Cun 35c Hi-C PARTY Punch ^27c Rick In Flavor, Rich In Vitamins! Libby's Groan BEANS No. 303 Cun Ubby s TOMATO JUKE “-25c jmjm Baku In A Fie or Candy Them! Durand 231 SWEET POTATOES The Shortening Of Better Ceeksl BAKE-RITE 3 IT 69- Beverly Potted MEAT 4^ He. 303 11c Lb Pfcg. 23c Keep A Package Around The House For The KJde! CARR'S FIG BARS ; ■aBHUaBBBUUHUUUUUHHHHUUBBHMUBBUUBUUUBBBUauaBBBBBaBBBBBBBBBBB Veri-Best PreSuce ... Always Frssher! SWEET VINE RIPENED WESTERN IAROI Knox Plain GELATIN The Finest Of Tissues! Kleenex 2 200 Ct. Pkgs. 39 Avocados 2 ^ 29 S25t Cantaloupe Pkg. 22c FIRM FULL RIPE For Freshness! Diamond WAX PAPER Charry Pi# Filling LUCKY LEAF Laundry Bleach CltltX Nkmatf C A ^ . normal • owr aww DIRTY MOORE 125 Pt. AC_ Roll Z«FV Can uTTV Q r 17c ^ 39c Reynolds Wrap AlNNlilHHI Foil Hormel’a SPAM For Safe Protection! KOTEX The All Purpose Soapl IVORY mi 27e 35c 2 "T,*' 77c 3 r 25e Macaroni SKINNER’S America's Favorite Shortening CRISCO Be Lux Lovely! LUX SOAP Soap Of Beautiful Women! CAMAY 2 ££ 27e 3<£ 87c V Sixe £98 3 ST 25« Spaghetti SKINNER’S Aluminum Foil WEAR-EVER Per Lovelier Skinl LUX SOAP Gets Clothes Cleaned TIDE 2^ 27c *•" 27c 8 Bath 9 six# Owv * 3Dc . LOW. LOW PRICES FLOS 1 0 H. GREEN STAMPS! f