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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Tbumday, June L6» L955
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DEADLINE: 9 a. tn. Wednesday.
HOUSE FOR SALE—In College FOR RENT — Newly decorated
View, modem brick home about! downstairs apartments. Private
four years old. This house was entrances, private baths, wired
built by one of Clinton’s best
builders and is well construct
ed and of the best material. See
this place if you are interested in
a home, the price has been re
duced. C. B. Holland, Laurens. 1c
for electric stoves. Mississippi
Youngs. Phone 22. 3p-June 30
FOR SALE—Ranch style house,;
two bedrooms, two baths, den,
large living and dining room com
bination, beautiful stone fire
place, pine paneled kitchen, built-
in cabinets. Lot 150x225. Located
College View Heights. 401 Pine
St. Norman Sloan, phone 420-W. tf
Boys Baseball
Play In Review
NOAH’S ARK yearly “Junk Sale’’
Friday and Saturday, June 17, 18.
The original junk sale, D. L. ta
bles, chairs, chests, wash stands,
clocks, china, glass. 5 re-condition
ed pianos, 3 gas stoves, 250 as is
frames, other frames too. All sales
cash. Noah’s Ark, Abbeville, S. C.
2tc-6-16
BIBLES, TESTAMENTS, DIC
TIONARIES— Long appreciated
and useful gifts year in and out.
! Chronicle Pub Co., Stationery
Department..
C BRYAN HOLLAND
Real Estate
Phones 715, 23826—Laurens, S C
(Over Brown’s Jewelry Store
CLOTH MARKING PENS—Car
ter’s Deluxe merit your clothing
quickly, easily, clearly and in
delibly. Chronicle Pub. Com
pany, Stationery Dept Phone 74.
GAS HEATERS FOR SALE—5
gas space heaters. Bought new
Feb., 1954. Phone 1046-W. 1c
FOR MATTRESS Making and
Renovating Upholstery, come to
Mitchum Upholstery Shop on Jo-
anna-Clinton highway, or Phone
\68-W. tfc
ONE 4-room apartment for rent.
L. A. Blakely, 107 Hickory St.
Phone 1133 tfc
PIANOS in excellent condition.
Tuned and ready to go. Terms
easy, prices low. The Trading
Post, Laurens, S. C. tfc
LAND FOR SALE—39 acres on
blacktop road five miles ‘ out.
Price $1,000.00. C. B. Holland,
Laurens. 1c
WE GIVE S&H Green'' ’Stamps
on all items. Regular gasoline
28.9 cents, kerosene 19 cents.
Yarborough Oil Co., West Main
Street. ctf
FOR RENT—Upstairs bedroom,
suitable for man. Mrs. E. T.
Woodruff, 406 W. Main St. 1c
FOR SALE — 1-ton four-wheel
trailer, good tires, 1937 Dodge
chassis. Can be seen at 206 E.
Caro. AVe., rear of Joe’s Esso.
SEE R. A. STEER for Venetian
blinds, aluminum awnings and
car ports. Also blind repairs.
Telephone 611-W tf
for
the whole famliy. See or call
R. E. Wysor, 106 E. Caro Ave.,
Phone 85-J. 5c-J-23
FOR RENT—Nice 6-room house,
mil modern conveniences, on
Browning Ave., Joanna. Call 702
Clinton if interested. 1c
STORAGE BUILDING for rent,
20x30, on Oakland St. close to
business section. See Mrs. H. T.
Simmons, Phone 1011-J. ctf
FOR SALE—Several good used
power lawn mowers, as low as
$29.95. Easy Terms. See them
today at Cox Home tc Auto Sup
ply.
NOTICE—Ask us about our new ArrmFNT t r a ntpf
“Vacation Accident PoUcy” for ;, SU ? A v£f
—$5,000 death benefit with $500
blanket medical expense. 3 days
for $1.00 and up. R. E. Wysor,
106 E. Carolina Ave., Phone 85-
5c-J-23
Answer To Farmer’s Pest Problems
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Joanna Little League ended the
first part of their season on top
with ten victories and two defeats.
Florida Street was in second
place with nine wins and three
losses.
Play for the Little League cup
started Monday and Academy-
Street and Joanna won their first
games from Florida and Thorn-
well:
Academy Street is still in first
place in the Pony League with
seven wins against a single loss.
Florida Street is second with six
wins and three lasses.
Lydia Small Fry are still in the
lead with four wins and no losses.
Florida Street is second with four
wins and one loss.
Small Fry standings through
June 14:
Team W
Florida 4
Florida j.. 4
Joanna 2
Thornwell 2
Academy 0
Little League standings through
June 10:
Team W
Joanna 10
Florida 9
Academy 4
Thornwell 4
Lydia 0
Pony League standings through
June 14:
Team W
Academy 7
Florida 6
Lydia 3
Thornwell ... ... 2
Joanna - 2
New insecticide is ased mews for
,had aews for
i grower (above),
Mexican bean beetle (right).
t—tw** 1
The insect spray program which
me fanner adopts this year will
determine the quality ana yield of
, be
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2
3
5
6
11
Home run leaders in Little
League:
Timmons, Thornwell 3
Lewis, Joanna 3
the crops he harvests. No matter
what fruita, vegetables or field
crops he produces, a good insect
control program is a necessity.
High insect killing power com
bined with a high degree of safety
to man, animal and crop, make malathion the fastest growing insecticide
in agnculture today.
Already established as one of the most versatile insect killers for
ftuit, vegetable and nursery crops (over 75 pests on 40 crops), it is
now gaining equal recognition in the field of animal protection. In areas
where flies have become resistant to DDT, dairymen are depending oa
tius new insecticide to fall those resistant species inside and outside the
dairy bam. Cattle and hog raisers are also using it for flies. Also.
maiAtiiion controls two of the most destructive poultry psruites —•
enabling poultrymen for the first time to fall both chicken red mites and
northern fowl mites with only one insecticide.
Prior to the development of malathion, the only insecticides which
would at the tame time control aphids and spider mites and other im
portant sucking and chewing insects were materials quite toxic to man
mid animal. These required strict precautionary use measures. In mala
thion. however, there has been developed for tne grower an insecticide
that kills the same variety of insects, but as the United States Depart
ment of Agriculture puts it, “is one of the safest insecticides to handle."
Patton and Jessie L Poole; law
enforcement and county jail: Ma
rion B. Milam, S. B. Owens, Jr,
A. E. Burton, and R. H. Cooper;
court house and county home: J.
P. Faria, Hugh E. Brook, Albert
Terry and James W. Culbertson;
roads, bridges and chain gang
camps: A. W. Wallace, Earl John
son, Dial C. Gray and S. E. Mc
Daniel; auditing: R. L. Plaxico,
Merle E. Brown and C. H. Seim.
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CAKE SALE
The James B. Parrott Chapter
No. 9, O. E. S., will have a cake
sale Saturday, June 18. in the
gift department at Belk’s. Tjie
sale will start at 9:00 a. m.
Miss Taylor New
Home Demo Agent,
Miss Dean State Agent
Miss Hazle Ann Dean, Home
Demonstraiton Agent in Laurens
coonty, has been appointed Assist
ant State 'Girls’ Club Agent with
headquarters at Winthrop College,
effective July 1.
Miss Myrtice Taylor will suc
ceed Miss Dean as Home Demon
stration Agent. Miss Taylor has
been Assistant Home Demonstra
tion Agent in Laurens County
sinre July, 1952. She will assume
her new position July 1.
Miss Celeste Rogers from Wil-
liamston, has been appointed As
sistant Home Demonstration Ag
WITH THE SICK
C. E. Rowland of Laurens, is a
patient at Blalock clinic.
Nome Committees
For Grand Jury
DANCING LESSONS given to J.
children this summer. Tap, bal
let, and acrobatic. Call by July
17 if possible. Dixie Crouch.
Phone 2761. Joanna, or Pat Chis
holm, 3492, Joanna. 1c | INK — Washable
FOR RENT—Jack & Jill Filling
Station. Two 4-room houses. H.
J. Pitts. tf
blue, penna-
— ' i nent black, black, green, brown,
MAN WANTED for 1500 family rec j arM j w hite. Show card ink,
Rawleigh business in Laurens t #1I co i ors Chronicle Pub. Co,
County. Permanent if you are phnn „ 74
• hustler. Write Rawleigh’s,
Dept. SCF-81-123, Richmond, Va. 1 HOUSE FOR SALE—Modern 5-
4p-June 30 room home about one year old.
lit is in a good residential section
MONTAG'S—Spells the finest in of Clinton and the price has been
fashionable writing papers, regu- reduced below cost. The house
lar and note sizes. Wide selec-'for you, if you want a medium
tion of weaves. Prices most rea-
sonabe. Chronicle Pub Co, Sta
tionery Department.
FOR SALE — One seven room
house on 143 Bluford St. With bath
and built-in cabinets. See R. L. ! 1046-W or 658
Littleton, 85 Taylor St, Joanna, GLENN SPRINGS REST AND
priced house.
Laurens.
C. B.
Holland.
1c
RENT THE AMERICAN LEGION
HOME for parties, club meetings,
dances, banquets, etc. Phone
J1 14—5c
S. C.
FOR SALE—Good used typewrit
er. Baldwin Motor Co.
HOMESITE CHAIN SAWS—
Sales, service, all types old saw
bars, rails reworked, hardfaced
by Stordite method Laurens
Saw Co, Homelite Chain Saws,
Rt. 2, Phone 2137, near pulpwood
yard, DSlugns, S. C. tf
fr- 1 * HEALTH RESORT —Kind, per
sonal care, under supervision of
1 C , Registered Nurse and Dietitian,
for the aged and convalescent
men and women. Reasonable
rates. Mineral Water free to pa
tients. Phone Spartanburg, S.
C, 9906. Write: Manager, Glenn
Springs Resort, Glenn Springs.
S. C. 4p-July 7
Sweet Sudan Grass, Mexican
June Seed Com, Hybrid Corns,
Cattail Millet, and all other field
and seed inoculants. Farmers
Feed and Seed Store. Teehone
1025. Bc-J-l
FOR SALE—Several good used
outboard motors low as $50.00.
Be ready for the 4th of July. See
them at Cox Home Sc Auto Sup
ply, next to New Broadway The
ater.
DIARIES and Scrapbooks, Ideal
gifts for. the graduates. Chron
icle Pub. Co.
ELECTROLUX Sales, Service
and Supplies. H. L. Baldwin.
Telephones 9351 or 604-J. tfc _
CATI, _,JFOR SALE —SUPER MAR-
FOR SALE Kopiah tomato. j. pQ|T|pv||j!^Trri *ii
plants for your fall tomatoes, 75c LtfL IrMLiN 1, ALL
Notice Of Lost Or Destroyed
Stock Certificate
Application will be made to the
Secretary of Lydia Cotton Mills
on Thursday, June 23, 1955, to re
place the following Stock Certifi
cate issued to George H. Cornel-
son which has been lost or de
stroyed: Certificate No. 27, dated
June 13, 1936, for one share
of Lydia Cotton Mills Common
stick. 3-J-16
FOR SALE — Used adding ma
chine Hand operated. Baldwin
Motor Co. 1c
NOTE PAPER — New shipment
just received—lovely and highest
quality. Chronicle Pub. Co.
Laurens, June 13 — Standing
The following who have been ] committees of the Laurens Coun
patients at Blalock clinic were ty Grand Jury for 1955 were an-
able to return to their homes nounced in the presentment sub-
earlier in the week: David Bish-, mitted in General Sessions Court
op, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard this afternoon.
Bishop, Mrs. Jim Tinsley, Mrs. j i n the presentment, sgined by
Hazel Duncan, Mrs. Lillian Worn-1 a. W. Wallace, foreman, the
hie. grand jurors also thanked the
Annette and Judith Nimmons, | County Legislative Delegation
daughters of Mr. and Mrs. W. C.' for “furnishing the Grand Jury
White, Florida St. 3'Nimmons, underwent tonsilec- ; room with more comfortable
Lollis, Joanna . ,.1'ZZZIZ 2 tomies at Ha y s hospital last chairs.”
Alexander, Lydia 2 week Committees are, with the
Home run leaders in Pony James Seagars is improving at chairman named first:
Brookshire Acad 1 home foNovring an operation at Education: J. C. League, J. H.
Rowe, Joeina ! 1 “‘ «~K-
Campbell, Acad 1. Z 11 Jame : cl * rlt ol Cornwell un-
derwent an operation at Hays
hospital last week.
Patients at Blalock clinic in
clude Mrs. Marshall Samples,
Mrs. Earline Strickland and S.
E. Wilson.
Patients at Hays hospital in
clude J. F. Starnes, Mrs. Myrtle
Patterson, Mrs. J. B. Abercrom-
Morse, Joanna
Little League strikeouts:
g«i»nnniwiiiimiwmiiiMinnmi
Timmons, Thorn.
. .. 63 1
Lewis, Joanna ....
53
Wise, Joanna
51
Alexander, Lydia
48
Bond, Florida
44
Campbell, Thorn.
37
Revis, Florida
33 i
Porxy strikeouts
J
Brookshire, Acad
45
Rowe, Joanna
37
Bailey, Lydia
32
Crouch, Florida
32
Leading Little
League hitters:
Player
AB
H
Pet.
Timmons, T
27
20
.741
White, F
41
23
.561
Wise, J
30
15
.500
Lewis, J
39
18
.462
B. Whitman, A
34 •
13
.382
Madden, A
34
13
.382
King, F.
42
16
.381
Hughes, L
29
9
.360
Folk, T
34
12
.353
Jones, T.
32
11
.344
Leading Pony
hitters
Player
AB
H
Pet
Campbell, A
20
13
.650
McKittrick, A
24
13
.552
Rowe, J
24
11
.458
Morse, J
19
6
.421
Wilson, T
12
5
.417
Bailey, L.
29
12
.414
Cato, L
28
11
.393
Davis, F
18
7
.389
Moody, F
16
7
.369
Lewis, J
13
5
.385
■Webb, F
20
7
.350
Pierre Ramage is convalescing
at home following treatment at
Hays hospital.
Friends of Mrs. Irvin Lown
will be interested to know she is
a patient at Hays hospital.
Mrs. Helen Deaton, Mrs. Wal
ter Smith, Mrs. Crystelle Camp
bell, Mrs. Dorothy Wells and
Mrs. Marvin Hall are among pa
tients at Hays hospital who were
able to return to their homes
earlier in the week.
Women's Golf
Association Meet
The Women’s Golf Association
of Lakeside Country club will
meet Tuesday, June 21. Lunch
eon will be served at 1 o’clock
at which time trophies will be
awarded.
per 100, $6 per 1,000. Vernon
Trammell, Phone 232-W or 243-
W. _ Ip
SUDAN GRASS, Milo, Millet,
Ribbon Cane, Orange Cane, He-
gari, Com, Peas, Soybeans, Mexi
can June Com, Lespedeza seed.
Guano, Soda, Plants. H. J. Pitts,
Hampton Ave. tf
FOR SALE—Good building sites,
2 1-2 miles from city on Spartan
burg highway with one or more
acres per lot. L. A. Blakely, Sr.,
Phone 1133. ' tf
WANTED TO RENT—One 5 or 6
room house, close in, around June
1. Call 830 or contact O. L. Tur
ner, Clinton Auto Supply. tfc
ONE HUNDRED acres of land,
two dwellings pastures and out
buildings. Sacrifice price. Will
seel cheap for cash or will sell
for good reference without down
payment Come see it at Bonds
Cross Roads, four miles east of
Joanna. W. B. Cause. 1c
TYPES. SEE CHARLIE
W I S E AT D I X I E HOME
STORE.
NOTICE
We will buy barley and oats
this year in addition to wheat. As
usual, we will get the best price
possible for our friends.
C-W-S- GUANO CO., Inc.
2tc-16
DUMPING TRUCKS
TRACTOR PLOWING
DIGGING POST HOLES
YARD WORK
LAWN MOWER
SHARPENING
Prompt Service
Call 184-J or See
ERNEST E. COX
609 E. Florida St.
— At —
COX SEED CLEANERS
Go use With
Calhoun Life
V. J. “Tiny” Cause is now con
nected with the Calhoun Life In-
surnace company here.
Mr. Cause, a native of Clinton
and a graduate of Presbyterian
College, is a well known insur
ance representative. He, Mrs.
Cause and their three children
reside on Shands street.
I. C McCarley also represents
the Calhoun Life Insurance Co.
here.
Any typa of Hand and 1
Power LAWN MOWER
Sharpened the factory way
Bring in your lawn mowar
and have it sharpened on
our precision machine. All
work done quickly and ac
curately. Your mower will
cut like new. A few min
utes hers
will save
you hours|
in the
COX SEED
CLEANERS
«0» K. FWMa St.
PHONE 1MJ
FINE
FURNITURE
Down Through
the Years
FREEZING IN TIN
Among the vegetables particu
larly adaptable to freezing in tin
are. asparagus, lima beans, green
or wax beans, beets, broccoli,
brussels sprouts, carrots, cauli
flower, chard, spinach, corn, egg
plant, peas, soybeans, summer
squash, zuchini, pumpkin, pota
toes. turnips, rutabaga, etc.
T. E.
Jones
&
Sons
The Best for Over
Fifty
CLINTON,
S.C.
Plus Thirteen Other
Stores in
South CnroUnn
Lifetime Protection... In Color!
END UPKEEP FOR KEEPS!
Let us install Ruberoid modern color-grained sidewalls
with the new exclusive Duroc finish on your home.
Goes right over your old sidewalls and brings bright
new life to drab, faded homes. Never Needs Painting.
Will outlast your home itself. Enjoy a brighter, hap
pier home while you pay.
NO DOWN PAYMENT—36 MONTHS TO PAY
Roofing — Siding — Shed Metal Work
Gutters — Downspouts — Metal Tents
Insulation - Wssth.rstrippin*
Aluminum and Ray-O-Ute Awnings
Built-Up Roofs — Cy-Craft Fences
For Free Estimates—Call or Write
J. A. SMITH, JR.
P. O. Box 144 CLINTON. 8. C.
•67-J
AUGUSTA ROOFING A METAL WORKS, Inc.
AUGUSTA, GA.
been active In 4-H club work.
onstration Agent.
“DIE FOR ALL YOU ARE WORTH"
Hugh L Eichelberger
HEW YORK LIFE MAN
S3 Years Experience
PROFESSIONAL INSURANCE INFORMATION
FURNISHED FREE
MRS. GARRISON •
HAS TtTH. BIRTHDAY
Friend* of Mrs. Mildred C
risen will be interested to know
she observed her 79th birthday
on Sunday, June 12.
Now Many Wear
FALSE TEETH
Witt Morn Comfort
PA8TXXTH, « pleasant alkaline
(non-add) powder, bold, false teeth
more firmly. To eat and talk In more
comfort. Just aprtnkl# s little FAS-
TKKTH on your platsa No gummy,
gooey, pasty taste or feeling. Cbecka
“piste odor" (denture breath) < Oet
FA8TEETH at any drug counter.
Best Deal in Town
—ON—
Quality Meats
Buy 1 Pound-Get 1 Pound Free!
RED LINK SMOKED Pound
Lb.
Center Cut—No Fmt
CURED HAM
.ib.89C
BEEF—TASTY AND TENDER
CHUCK ROAST
round
33c
(Hd Time
Country HAMS ....
ib. 79c
REAL TENDER
ROUND STEAK
Pound
69c
Pitts Country Market
YOUR MEAT DEALER SINCE 1923
Phone M
YA’LL COME!
YA’LL SAVE!
MORRELL PRIDE
PICNIC HAMS 4 r »>. 29c
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MORRELL Pound
JOWL BACON... 25c
TENDER Pound
CUBED STEAK. . . 69c
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MARCAL WHITE
PAPER NAPKINS 10c
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HERSHEY’S 16 Oi. Can I ARMOUR’S 16 0i.Can
Chocolate SYRUP . 19c PORK & BEANS . . 10c
HOMESTEAD
Waxed Paper
125 Ft.
Roll
15C ea.
HOLLAND’S EXTRA SPECIAL!
MAXWELL HOUSE
Lge.60z.
Jar
Instant Coffee
1.45
ROSED ALE GREEN -503 Cans
LIMABEANS .. 2for 27c
FIRM GREEN
CABBAGE
Pound
. 4c
FRESH SOUTH CAROLINA
GREEN BEANS
ub. sc
GARDEN PICT FROZEN Full Lb.
STRAWBERRIES . . 39c
PICKLING
CUCUMBERS .
Pound
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HOLLAND’S
On the Square
Food
Center
Clinton, S. C.
“You Can Depend on Holland’s
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