The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, January 19, 1956, Image 6
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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
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OK ADLINK: 9 a. m. Wednesday.
FOR SALE—One T-room house
and 7.>4 acres of good laud, good
will in yard, outbuildings and
beautiful place with plenty .of
shade trees. On Rt. 1, -Clin
ton between Bethan^'Presbyte
rian church and Langston Bap
tist church. O’Dell Wilson. / Ip
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WE GIVE SArH Green Stamps
on aL items. Regular gasoline
‘28.9 cents, kerosene 19 cents.
Y.arborough Oil Co.. West Main
Street. v * ctf
CARDBOARD in all colors. Chron
icle Publishing Co.
FOR SALE — Mahogany office
desk and chairs. The Chronicle.
ANTIQUES — Old books, china,
glass, beds, chests, frames, clocks.
Noah’s Ark, Abbevil!er&.-C. F2-5c 1
FOR RENT—Large downstafctt
room. 114 Enterprise St., Tele
phone 652-J.
FOR SALE- -.House on 2 acre lot,
6 miles on OVhitmire highway.
Modern conveniences, hardwood
floors, deep well with plenty wat
er Earl Cogburn v 19-2tp
FOR SALE—17" used GE tele
vision in good shape. Easy
terms. Cox Home & Auto Sup
ply- . • . ^
FOR SALE—1,500 bales Bermu
da and crafc grass hay $25.00 per
ton. Capers Acres, Kmards. tf
FOR RENT — Large downstairs
room. John Tucker, 114 Enters
prise, telephone 652-J. tf
FOR RENT—5 room house;
room house; 3-room house,
bert J. Pitts.
PIANOS in extellent condition
Tuned and ready to go. Terms
easy, prices low. Tne Trading
Post, Laurens, S. (?. ^ tfc
FOR RENT—One 4 room house, frigerator, in good shape. Easy
Gas space and water heater in- terms. Cox Home & Auto Sup-
eluded. 1 311 Ferguson St. Call Mrs. ply. 1c
Earl. Rice at 546 after 4:00 p. m. or
before 8:30. IP
OFFICE Desks. Chairs, files and
office Valets. The Chronicle.
FOR RENT—4 houses conven
iently located. Water heaters
and electric stove - cdnnections.
Mississippi Youngs. Telephone
22. * Sc-J-19
THE STATE subscribers and com
plaints call Bunky Blalock, 355-J.
,‘2tp-Jan. 19
NOTICE TO PUBLIC
Due 16 increased business in telephone orders, we have
been forced to add one trunk line. OUR NEW TELE-
PHONE NUMBER—1580.>
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CLINTON MILLS STORE
PHONE 1580
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NOT A CLEARANCE
SALE
, — BUT —
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RED HOT SPECIALS
Buy 1 Pound-Get 1 Pound Free >
RED LINK SMOKED
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SAUSAGE
, *. . lb. 39c
FRESH
PORK LIVER
. . .lb. 19c
CURED'
PORK CHOPS
>59c
TENDERIZED CENTER SLICES
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CURED HAM
. . .lb. 89c
STUFFED DRIED PORK—Our Make
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SAUSAGE........
. ; . lb. 65c
FRESH DRESSED
FRYERS
each 75C
FOR SALE—Strawberry plants,
bpth one-crop &nd ever-bearers
Plants officially inspected and
Certified free of disease and
pests. Gredna Farm, Joanna, S
C. . tf
CALENDAR REFILLS — If you
want a calendar refill be $ure to
call apcL give us your calendar
number. Chronicle Pub. Co. 29
FOR RENT—One 4-room apart
ment on Hickory street. L. A.
Blakely,, Sr., 107 Hickory St.,
Phone 1133. ' tf
WANTED—Large used safe suit
able for files of The Chronicle.
Chronicle Pub. Co. Phone 74.
HOUSE FOR SALE—Brick home
in College View which consists
of living room, dining room,
breakfast room, kitchen, d£n, four
bedrooms, two baths, large frpnt
porch, from which another room
can be made with plenty porch
left, closed in back porch, am
ple closet space, basement with
oil furnace, and car port attach
ed to house. The price is right.
C; B. Holland, Laurens. 1c
Aircraft Display
At Spartanburg
Airport January 29
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* A display of military and ci
vilian aircraft will be staged at
Spartanburg Memorial Airport on
January 29 from 1 to 5 p. m., in
connection with the March of
Dimes. / *
The aircraft on display will in
clude six or seven jets, a fly
box-car, a big Air Force Globe-
master, helicopters, etc. They
will be open for public inspection
and pilots will stan^ by to answer
questions. v -. ' ■ i
, The public is Invited to see the
1 display ^free of, charge, but con
tributions for the March of Dimes
will be accepted.
The display is sponsored by
Palmetto^ Aviation, Inc., a Spar
tanburg flying service.
PUBLIC RECORDS
FREE—FREE for the hauling:
Old bricks in the boiler room
wall—plenty of them. Look at
them if interested. C-W-S Guano
Co., Inc. 1c
SPECIAL winter months prices
on Rock Wool insulation, alumi
num awnings. FHA approved.
No down payment. Phone 173
9:00 A. M. to 12:00. tf-p
NOTICE FARMERS!
We are extremely crowded for
storage space at the present time,'
consequently we will ibe out of the
market on aR grains for a few
days. A notice will be (published
when we are again in position to
purchase grains.
CAROUNA MILLING CO.
Laurens, S. C. . Itc
JOIN OUR STAFF IN 1956
Curtis Circulation is expanding
its sales department, jyid is seek-
I INCOME TAX SERVICES—St^te 1 ing a reputable person qualified to
and federal. At horng after 3:301 build a following in Clinton and
and all day Saturday. Telephone I surrounding territory or to serve
399-W or come to 314 N. Adair.'
Mrs. Tdm Sease. tfc
The following public records
were filed last week in .the office
of the Clerk of Court of Laurens
County: v
Proparty Transfers
Clyde Cox to Blue Ridge Land
Company and Clayton B. Seay,
80 4-5 acres in Youngs--Tqwn-
ship, for $5,000.00 .
T. R. Patton to L. C. Patton,
his interest in 165 acres in
Youngs Township, for $2,000.
Laurens Federal SdVings and
Loatt; Association" to George M.
Mefi&inel and T. B. McDaniel,
lot on Chestnut St., Laurens, for
$1,900.00.
D. B. Tripp to Anna M. Beaty,
lot in the Town of Laurens, for
$2,400.00,
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. Jobi#-Sh$lton >to Lillie Bell d. wain
, Shelton, 1-2 acre oq road leading Pritchard
17 College Alumni
Are Missionaries
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Seventeen PresByWian college
alumni currently are listed as ac
tive missionaries by thfe Board of
\frorld Missions of the Presby
terian Church, US.
Of this group, eight are mis
sionaries to Brazil; five to Africa;
add one each to Mexico, Japan
China, and Korea. They include;
Brazil—the Reverends A. L.
Davis, Frederic R. Dinkins, Wil
son Dowling, Ernest E. Gilmore,
William G. fj^Ieville, J. Hoge
Smith, Jr., John G. Viser and D.
< / Lee Williamson.
Africa—Dr. George R. Cousar,
the Reverends A. Hoyt Miller,
William Mulcay and Campbell
D. Wallace, and Mrs. John
FOR SALE — New 3-bedroom
house on Blalock f Drive in Jo
anna. Complete with electric
water heater, built-in cabinets,
kitchen and bath covered with
inlaid linoleum. Price $5,800.
Usual terms. Contact. Henry S.
Orr, 108 Woodrow St., Laurens.
Phone 27 tf
C-BRYAN HOLLAND
Real Estate
Phones 715, 23826—Laurens, S C
(Over Brown’s Jewelry Store
FOR SALE—1950 half ton Dodge
pick-up, $300.00. Lawson Fur
niture Co., Joanna, S. C. 1c
Pitts Country Market
YOrR MEAT DEALER SINCE 1923
Rhone 98
SEE R. A. STEER for Venetian
blinds, aluminum * awnings and
car ports. Also blind repairs.
Telephone fllLW tf
SEE OUR new shipment of sta
tionery in Montagls loveliest
styles. The Chronicle. Phone 74.
FREE FOR HAULING — Gin
mots and burrs. .Make excellent
yard manure if you are not afraid
of getting grass seeds. C-W-S
Guano Co., Inc. 1c
FOR SALE—White Rock pullets.
Phone Joanna 3492. Ip
FOR SALE OR RENT — Three-
room house at 710 E. Florida St.
Call 887-J after 4:00 p. m. 2p-26
MOlNTAG’S beautiful -stationery
just received. The Chronicle.
ELECTROLUX Sales, Service
mo Supplies. H. L. Baldwin.
Telephones 9351 or 604-J. tfc
FOR SALE OR RENT—38 acres
of land and good 6-room house
near Clinton. Call 9365 or 51%^
W. tfC
JUST RECEIVED—Scripto ball
point pens. The Chronicle.
a^. following they already have. „
You will earn generous commis
sions by handling new and renew
al subscriptions to Saturday Eve
ning Post, Ladies Home Journal,
Holiday, Jack and Jill and other
popular publications.'Thousands of
successful representatives got their
start by asking for our plan. Why
don’t you decide now to join our
staff of representatives.
For complete details write to
the address below. An'interview i
will be arranged near your home.
MR. MIKE ADAMS, Supt.
Curtis Circulation Co.
Box 861, Anderson. S. C.
19--2tp
FOR RENT—5-room house on
Calhoun street. Available now.
Reese H. Young. Ip
FOR RENT—Duplex apartment'on
Stonewall street, between South
Adair and South Owens. Three
rooms and kitchen downstairs,
two bedrooms and bath upstairs.
Has water, heat and stove fur
nished. Rent $55. Call 31 or 110 1c
FOR RENT—7-room house, two
baths, 3 bedrooms, 302 Woodrow
St. Call 456, Mrs. Shealy. tf
INCOME TAX SER VICE—Stale
and Federal tax riturns careful
ly prepared. 8:00 a. m. to 10:00
p. m. Monday through Wednes
day. 1:00 p. m. to 8:00 p. m.
Thursday through Saturday.” Joe
Terry 501 Elisabeth St.. Tele
phone 843. 61-F-9
ONE
FOR SALE!
6 room brick home. Close in,
heat and I'/i baths, double
brick garage, hardwood
floors throughout. Call—
Cecil P. Wilson
201 East Centennial St.
Phones 498—9260
LOT Stationery reduced.
The Chronicle. Phone 74.
USED EQUIPMENT FOR SALE
1 David Bradley Hammer Mill,
$100.00.
One 3-point hitch 2-disc Ford
plow, $125.00.
1 Avery Tractor with planters
and cultivators and 3-disc tiller
plow, $550.00.
1 John Deere H tractor with
planters and cultivators, $600.00.
1 Ford mower, side mounted,
$125.00.
1 Fanr.all Cub with planters
and cultivators, $600.00.
LAURENS TRACTOR CO.
Laurens. S. C. 3c-19
from Clinton to Beard’s Fork
Creek, for $125.00.
John W. Wood, Jr., and Mary
M. Wood to Troy W. and Evelyn
Myers, lot in Barksdale Circle,
Laurens, for $17,000.00.
Cornell. Floyd to Champion
Paper and Fiber Company, 111.-
5 acres in Hunter Township, for
$5,575.00.
Lizzie Moss to Cornell Floyd,
112 acres in Hunter Township,
for $6,500.00.
Hattie Jones Hall, et al, to Liz
zie Moss, 112 acres in Hunter
Township^ for $5.00, love and af
fection.
Amy B. Jones ot Howard H.
Jones, 1.42 acres near/ Ware
Shoals, for $5.00, love and af
fection.
Jw. L. Albertson to Lillie J.
Mathis, lot in Laurens Heights
Sub-Division, Laurens, for $250
E. W. Pinson and Willie D
Pinson to Lucy Jewel Davis,
1,1.6 acres in Cross Hill, for $4,400.
Alma Smith Workman to
Carrie Bell Workman and Mil
dred E. Workman, 400 acres in
HGnter Township, for $0.00, love
and affection.
Mary Ellen Workman Lawson
to Carrie Bell Workman and
Mildred E. Workman, 400 acres
in Hunter Towhship, for $5.00,
Ivoe and affection.
• Alma Smith Workman, et al,
to Mary Ellen Workman* Law-
son, 200 acres in Hunter Town
ship, for $5.00, love and affec
tion.
Niles C. Clark and Agnes A.
Clark to R. P. Swofford, 1.5Q
acres in Cross Hill, for $10.00
Mexico—The Rev. Jimmie Reid
Hollandsworth; Japan—the Rev.
Benson Cain; China—'Mrs. Lewis
H. Lancaster; and Korea — the
Rev. John N. Somerville.
below: > '
All that tract or parcel of land
Stiuate, lying and being in Hun
ter Township, City, of Clinton,
Laurens County, S. C„ contain
ing one acre, more or less, and
bounded now or formerly by
lands of William B. Owens. Lev
ied on as the property of Heirs
of Will Duckett.
• GEORGE S. ADAIR,
Tax Collector
Laurens' County 3c-K
CREDITORS* NOTICE
All persons having claims
against the estate of Frederick
L. Webb, deceased, are hereby
notified to file the same, duty
verified, with the undersigned,
and those indebted to said estate
will please malte payment like
wise. ''
EMILY E. PENTON WEBB,
Executrix
Jan. 14, 1956 3c-w-F-2
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Scuppernong Vines
For Salat Now!
Now is the time to plant. Four
teen years ago .we began to plant
scuppernong vines in the field.
We have beqm experimenting
with them^ever since. We train
them or wire them on Cedar
posts. We fertilize and plow
them as you would a row of corn. awc3
Now we have hundreds of vines ant j. other valuable, considera
bearing bushels of delicious fruit, tjons.
We sell the fruit, but our main Ware Shoals School . District
business is the propagation of the No 51 to Poplar Springs Bap-
scuppernong. The making of the 1 tist church, 4 acres bounded by
vines for others to plant. We iands of E E . p iU s. for $305.00.
NOTICE OF TAX SALE
Pursuant to executions deliv
ered to me by the Treasurer of
Laurens County, S. C., I will sell
St FTiblic Auction for cash in
wont of the Court House in Lau
rens, S. C., during the public
hours for sales on Monday, Feb.
6, 1956, the property described
CREDITORS* NOTICE
All persons, having ’claims
against the estate^of Edgar Mason
Young, deceased, are hereby no
tified to file the same duty veri
fied, with the , undersigned, and
those indebted to said estate will
please make payment likewise.
CONNIE S. YOUNG,
Adxninistratrix of Estate
• of Edgar Mason Young
Jan. 18, 1956 3c-Feb. 2
CITATION FOR LETTERS OF
ADMINISTRATION
The State of South Carolina,
County of Laurens *
By J. H. Wasson, Probate Judge:
WHEREAS W. D. Boyce and A.
E, Boyce made suit to me to grant
J. E. Boyce and M. A. Cannon
Letters of Administration of the
Estate and’effects of Mary Fran
ces Elizabeth (Bessie) Boyce.
These are; therefore, to cite and
admonish all and singular the
Kindred and Creditors of the said
Mary Frances Elizabeth (Bessie)
Boyce, deceased, that they be and
appear before me, in the Court
of Probate, to be held at Laurens
Court House, Laurens, S. C., on
Jan. 21, 1956, next, after publica
tion hereof, at 10 o’clock in the
forenoon, to show cause, if any
they have, why the said Adminis
tration should not be granted.
Given under my hand this 5th
day of Jan. Anno Domini 1956.
J. HEWLETTE WASSON
J. P. L. C. ' 19-2tcw
have several hundred vines for
sale now.
' We have the male vines to plant
along with the others for polina-
tion. We have the old standard
kinds- and also the new hybrid
kinds. Where our services are
desired we assist in picking out
the ground and also in planting.
If you are interested in scup-
pernongs, give us a ring. We will
be delighted to serve you.
T. B. Sumerel
Phone Rural -2421
Route 1, Clinton, S. C.
Jan 19—Feb. 2
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NAPKINS
on /t* rM,
wZi-. Vy<XlI
25c
19c
19c
oil vTT
10c
PUFFIN READY TO BARE
BISCUITS
Pkgs.
EREL
Tall
Can
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YOUR CHOICE
JANE PARKER
LARGE ANGEL FOOD
SPECIAL!
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LUSCIOUS CHERRY
PIES
NEW REDUCED PRICES
ON A & F# FAMOUS
COFFEE
Rich and Full Bodied
RED CIRCLE
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Vigorous and Winey
B0KAR
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Vacuum Pack
A&P COFFEE
1-Lb.
1 Tin
OTHER LOW PRICED A&P COFFEE
EIGHT O’CLOCK
CRESCENT CITY
Chicory
lb . 75c
lb. 59c
ANN PAGE ASSORTED FLAVORS
SPARKLE PUDDINGS
6 !*«*•- 29c
ffilS^Per Murke* 5
& MCMMC «••
Cecil Gray, Jr., to W. R. Cook,
lot in the Town of Gray Court,
for $6:000.00.
Marriage Licensee Issued
Robert Harold Cook, Laurens,
and Lue Anna Colenian, Clinton.
Hulee Woodruff, Gray Court,
and Bobbie Jean Putnam, Foun
tain Inn.
John Nelson Leake, Chappells,
and Ozelle Cook, Mountville.
Fred Horace- Watson, Wood
ruff, and Lillie Mae Moseley,
Woodruff.
Heyward Richard King, Clin
ton, and Rosa Cornelia Terry,
Laurens.
LOSES FATHER
H. D. Hollingsworth, merchant
and farmer of Chappells, died
Sunday night at the Newberry
hospital.
He was the father of Mrs. Wil
liam Young of Clinton. Two
brothers live at Cross H»ll, B. Y.
and J. T. Hollingsworth.
First Week Of 1956
Results In Ten Deaths
Nineteen fifty-six has already
seen ten persons killed on South
Carolina highways. According
to the state highway department
these fatalities, which occurred
twice as many as there were In
between January 1 and 7, are
the first Week of last year.
There were also 156 injured
and 533 accidents during the first
week of the new year. Chief
Highway Commissioner Claude R.
McMillan said that he hopes this
is no indication of another Up
ward trend in accidents and fa
talities. ,,
“Having just ended a year
which saw nearly 150 more
deaths than 1954, the, public
should begin to profit by the
knowledge that carleessness and
disregard of the ruesl of the road
killed many of these people. A
speed only slightly more than
road conditions indicate, or a
single ovresight of a traffic sign
can spell disaster for even good
drivers. My wish for this year
is that all drivers wlil become
coginzant of this fact.”
Thomwell Youth
Enlists In Marines
Floyd Latty, of Thornweil or
phanage was recently enlisted in
the Marine corps for a period of
four years, according to an an
nouncement by S-Sgt. Thomas G.
Shropshier, Marine recruiter for
the Clinton and Laurens areas.
He was transferred to Parris
Island, where he will Undergo
ten weeks of recruit training.
After successful completion of
recruit training he will probably
receive a ten-day leave to visit
friends at Thornweil.
WE GIVE
Winners Of Two Boneless Hams
Last Week:
*1. MRS. VERA G. WHITE, 705 E. Carolina Ave.
2. RUBY BENNETT, Joanna, S. C.
PORK SHOULDER
ROAST »25c
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FRESH GROUND
BEEF
k25c
U. S. COBBLER
10 Lb. Bag
POTATOES
YELLOW
ONIONS 2^ 9c
RED
GRAPES ‘10c
* IF YOU DON'T BEAD
THE CHRONICLE
YOU DONT GET THE NEWS
1 PHONE 74
BLUE PLATE
2—303 Cans
CROWDER PEAS 25c
RADAR
2 Full Pounds
POP CORN 25c
JEWEL
3 Lb. Carton
SHORTENING
PURE GROUND’
10 Oz. Can
BLACK PEPPER 10c
TASTY
VaniHa Wafers
12 Oz. Bag
NOT MUCH LEFT-Va OFF ON
ALL FRUIT CAKE Ingredients!
HOLLAND’S
FOOD CENTER
MUSGROVE STREET CLINTON, 8. C.
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