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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Thursday, March 6, 195S
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ALL WANTS ADV8 CASH
a. m. Wednesday.
FOR SALE—Cedar posts. Several
hundred fence posts. Maxie Aber
crombie. Rt. 2, Laurens. Telephone
203201 (Laurens). 4p-M-13
NOTH E PRINTERS!
FOR SALE—Bench model Miller
Saw trimmer; reworked motor, new
blade, balance in fair condition. The
Chronicle, Cljnton, S. C.
PIANOS in excellent condition.
Tuned and ready to go. Terms
easy, price* Tow. The Trading
Post, Laurens, S. C. tfc
FOR RENT
FOR RFNT — 3-room furnished
apartmdht. both Ras and electric
connectkMis 500 Musgrovc Street,
Phone 1555 < IP
FOR KENT — 4-room apartment.
with bath, 110 Academy
Raymond Pitts. Phone' 72.
St.
Mrs.
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FOR SALE
FOR SALE—One safe.
27” wide. H. J. Pitts.
31’
high,
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Private entrance, private
O'Daniel, Phone 535-J.
bath. A.
[SHRUBBERY and Flower Plants.
Holly, Magnolia, Crepe Myrtle,
I Nandina. Pansy, Candytuft. Snap-
FOR RENT—Four room apartment dragon and other varieties. Tangle-
with private bath, screen porch and
private entrance, garage. Mrs. J.
Will IhliauPyn# Cleveland Street
Phonei46
FOR RENT —3-room apartment
with bath "riv.ile entrance 601 E.
PLa St Plu t.e 281-.I 1c
wood Farm,
phone 1060
Clinton. S C
Tele-
Itc
FOR SALE— 1 New Home electric
machine; 1 Singer electric machine;
1 Apex vacuum cleaner; I Easy
washing machine All these items
are almost new. Cheap for cash.
McIntosh Shoe Shop 1c
FOR SALE-1954 Dodge half-ton
pickup truck. Gdod condition. Law-
son Furniture Co., Telephone 3111,
Joanna. tf
WE LAUNDER flat work (sheets,
pillow cases, table cloths, etc.). Sun
shine Cleaners, Phone 436. tf
ADOPTION
LOST & FOUND
FOUND—Beta club pin set in pearls
in front of Irby's. Owner may claim
by identifying same and paying for
adv. Mrs. Homer Jones, Jr., Phone
286 W. 1c
HELP WANTED
FOR
Case.
"itts
SALE — Repair parts for
Avery and Moline tractors.
Implement Co., Hampton
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AVON Cosmetics has a new weekly
earning plan. Full or part time.
Special considerations given women
over 35. Good rural territories now
open. Write Mrs. Margaret Lewis,
3721 Maybank St.* Columbia, S. C.
2t-c
Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Schneid
er, of Ludington, Michigan, an
nounce the recent adoption of a lit
tle daughter', Karen Marie. Mrs.
Schneider was formerly Miss Marie
Fraser, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. T.
Layton Fraser of this city.
Margaret Ann Craven
Is Practice Teacher
huoses;
3-room;
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ANTIQUES, china, glass; Very good
load Noah’s Ark. Abbeville, S. C.
3C-M13
FOR SALE—3 rung cypress pole
fence Approximately 700 feet plant
ed white, 3 foot in ground C. A.
Holland, 71*8 E. Carolina Ave.
FOR RENT—Two 5 room
l\vo 4 room hoa.stk two
houses H. J DiU* t-i i j j
- — \ , I PIANOS—Floor samples and dem-
FOR RENT— * room downstairs j onsIra ( ors Melodygrand Spinet
apartment, close in Both gas and ^75 Winter Mahogany Spinet save
electric connections for cooking, Gulbransen Ebony Spinet save
Sorn^ no children See or phone 5^5 Tradeins accepted Three (3)
years to pay. For full details write
apartment, Alexander Music House. 200 East
NOTICE
BIDS INVITED-On frame apart
NATIONAL concern has opening
for man with knowledge of machin
ery or farm equipment. Married
man age 30 or older preferred. Must
have late model car. References re
quired. Full schooling and field
'training given. Sales experience ad
vantageous but not essential. Com
missions, drawing account when
qualified. Persorial interview with
M!iss Margaret Ann Craven, of
Bamberg, is the Winthrop student
teacher at the Clinton High School
home economics department.
Miss Craven is the recipient of the
Borden’s Scholarship awarded on a
merit basis. She Ls president of the
Phi Upsilon Omicron, NationaLHon-
orary Home Economics Fraternity,
and was selected to Who’s Who in
American Colleges ancf Universi-
tis and is chairman of Senior Order.
Dr. Robert S. Cooper
Accepts Pastorate
Of Laurens Oiurch
Guild Auditions
March 14th And 15th
Laurens, Feb. 28—Dr. RoberC S.
Cooper, of Washington, D. C., has
accepted a call to become pastor of
the Laurens First Baptist Church,
effective April 1.
v The church has been without a
pastor since the Rev. J. E. Rouse
resigned Oct. 15 to become presi
dent of Anderson College.
Dr. Cooper is a native df Sumter,
a graduate of Furman University.
He received his doctor of theology
degree from Southern Baptist Theo-
logists Seminary, Louisville, Ky.,
in 1949.
Dr. Cooper has been pastor of the
East Washington Heights Baptist
Church for the past 8 1-2 years.
Farm Calender
For March
erally this year. Commercial ferti
lizer is your best-bargain. 8. Follow
recommended practices for more
cotton per acre.
Horticulture
1. Set out fruit trees for home or
chards if not already set. 2. Plant
rasperries, black berries, and straw
berries early this month. 3.Plant
hardy -vegetables: Cabbage, tur
nips, mustard, spinqch, kale, let
tuce. 4. Make plans for vegetables
for home use throughout the year.
The vegetable garden was never
more important than now’ for health
and economy. *
Insects and Diseases
1. Tobacco growers, vegetable
growers, and gardeners: Ask county
agents for Extension Circular 382,
“Control of Root Knot and Other
Nematodes.” 2. For rat control keep
approved bait available at all times.
3. Become weed control and seed
treatment conscious. 4. Make use
of disease-resistant plant varieties.
5. Don’t forget value of rotation and
bill bugs. Ask county agent about
insecticides. 6. Check bee colonies
for food, and feed if necessary. 7.
Place orders for queens for re-
queening. 8. Clean and repair eqiup-
ment.
Agricultural
1. Check over all fartn machinery
for needed repairs, and purchase or
order parts now. 2. Put planters and
fertilizer distributors in shape right
away. 3. Plow terraces before plant
ing to give them extra width and
height. 4. Investigate the possibili
ties of irrigating the vegetable gar
den or truck crop.
4 DRAWER steel file. Our price
$37.95. List price $47.95. The Chron
icle.
BOOKKEEPING in a single book
For professional and general busi
ness. $1.80. The Chronicle.
meat house at corner of Gary and ( local division manager. Dept. W-38-
D, P. O. Box 392, Dallas, Texas. Ip
Thornwcll streets. Successful bidder
ti? remove building from premises
within 60 days Bids to be sealed
and addressed to City Clerk, Clin
ton. S. C., and in his hands by \pril
7. tf
R. L. I’laxico at D E. Tribble Co. tf
FOR RENT—3 room
FLOOR SANDING—Floor sanding
and finishing. Satisfaction guaran
teed on all work. Richard C. Sulli
van, 102 Wade St Phone 21366,
Laurens, SC.'
WANTED—Extra help for circula
tion of The Chronicle.
REAL ESTATE
[Main St.. Spartanburg
2c—F
WK SELL
AND INSTALL
International
MUFFLERS
life Time Guarantee
Ledford’s Texaco
South Broad St.
Clinton, S. C.
FOR SALE — Singer type treadle
sewing machine in good sewing con
dition Can be seen at Mrs. C. E.
i Roberts' home, 403 Frances Street
Reasonable price. $20.00 . 1c
USED Remington adding machine
'at very good price Chronicle.
FOR SALE—Kevinator refrigerator,
electric stove, dining room suite
■(new chairs), Duo-Therm heater,
kitchen cabinet, bod with springs,
settee and dresser. Mrs. J W.
Montgomery, Hays Apts. 213
Woodrow St. 1c
"automatic cleaner. Sales and Ser-!> ard - Complete with shrubbery and
vice. H L, Baldwin, Bonded Rep- flowers. \\. Bryan Coates, Pine St.
resentative, Telephones 1797
9351
HENS FOR SALE!
Small Hens 75c - Medium Hens SI
Heavy Hens SI.25
COn Foot)
JOE’S ESSO
PHONE 128
FOR SALE—By owner. Two bed
room home, three years old. in Uol-
lege View Heights. Forced hot air
2, ' 4p ! heating unit. Disappearing stairway
ELECTROLUX (R>—World's only for additional storage. Fenced back
or Telephone 693.
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M6-2c
BLAIR PRODUCTS—I have again
taken the agency for Blair Products
for~Jbanna and Clinton areas. Mrs.
O. A. Crawford, 88 Sumter Street,
Phone 4232, Joanna. 4p-M-6
SERVICE. Factory trained me
chanics under expert supervision,
in modern shop. We service all
makes of tractors and farm ma
chinery. Clinton Implement Com
pany—Your Ford Tractor Dealer.
Musgrove Street in front of cattle
bam. Phone 723-W. tfc
ELECTROLUX Sales, Service,
and Supplies. H. L. Baldwin,
Teleohones 9351 or 604-J. tfc
INCOME TAX RETURN SER
VICES State and Federal, individ
ual and business At home after
3:30 and all day Saturday. 314 N.
Adair St.. Telephone 399-W. Mrs. T.
M. Sease. Apr. 15
EXPERT UPHOLSTERING and
mattresses made new. Also furni
ture refinished. No job too little
or too big. Mitchum Upholstery,
Joanna Highway, Telephone 168-
W. tf
PRINTING
FOR SALE—4-room house, asbestos
siding, composition roof, on 4 acres
of land with open well on Highway
66. 9*2 miles from Whitmire and 7t4
miles from Joanna^ $3,000.00, terms
arranged. Write E. B Carlisle, Rt.
1. Newberry, S. C., or Phone 3635
Whitmire between 8:00 A. M. and
5:00 P M 80-April 3
HOUSE FOR SALE — 7 room, 2
baths. College View Heights. Can be
se£n by appointment. Phone 472. tf
National Guild auditions for piano
students of Mrs. Joe E. Land will
be held.on Friday, March 14 at 9 a
m. 6 p. m. and Saturday, March 15,
9 a. m. to 4 p. m. at the Clinton
Mill Community Building.
The auditions are held annually
for piano students in the United
States who study with members of
the National Guild of Piano Teach
ers. These auditions are given so
that students may receive ratings
on a national scale and to give ad
vice to both teacher and pupils
High School, Collegiate and Young
Artist diplomas are given to those
qualified.
Experienced adjudicators are sent
to judge all ages and grades of ad
vancement. ThoSb who do satisfac
tory work in the spring auditions
may take part in the autumn Inter
national Recording Festival in which
cash prizes and medals are given.
MISCELLANEOUS
SATELLITE Fountain Pens—new
est in ball points The Chronicle.
RIPPLE POUND stationery paper.
1 lb. 65c. Envelopes 35c. The Chron
icle.
WALRUS letter files. Chronicle.
METAL boxes for valuables. Chron
icle.
VARIED selection of Bibles. Chron
icle.
JUST RECEIVED—Arrow A-44 sta
plers. The Chronicle.
HAND-BLOWN Italian and Czecho
slovakian paper weights. Chronicle.
WEIS STATEMENTS AND COL^
LECTION FILES. Handy count
er charge system. Chronicle Pub.
Co., Stationery Department
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Gary St.
Phone 74
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CALL—
OLON H. SHEELY, JR.
Phones 624 or 637
Seven Seniors End
Courses At College
Seven seniors completed work to
ward their degrees at Presbyterian
College during the first semester of
the current session, Registrar Ras-
lyn Martin announced today.
- They will receive their dipolmas at
the regular commencement exercis
es in June.
Six of these seniors finished re
quirements toward bachelor of arts
degrees. They are: Lawrence Camp
bell Ashmore, of Greenville; James
Warren Carter, of Lake City; Wil
liam Davis Hawkins, of West Palm
Beach, Fla.; Luther O. Hinson, Jr.,
of Spartanburg; Bobby Glynn Shea-
ly, of Newberry; and Richard Dot-
son White, of Charlotte, N. C.
Completing work toward his bach
elor science of degree was James
Avery Barnes, of Clinton.
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Wasson, Inc.
Hickory Tavern, S. C.
Well Drilling
and
Well Boring
Water Guaranteed—and all
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Rural:
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DR. R. H. DAWSON
—Chiropractor—
Hours: 9:00-12:00 and
3:00-6:00 P. M.
516 S. Broad St.
Phone 1401 Clinton, S. C.
ORR ANIMAL
CUNIC
Whitmire Highway
Honrs;
8-12 A. M.—1-6 P. M.
Evening 7-8
Office Ph. 1623 Res. 1504
DANIEL B, ORR, D. V. M.
CALL
Ernest E. Cox
FOR - - -
TOP SOIL
FILL DIRT
YARD WORK
SEPTIC TANKS
DITCH DIGGING
LANDSCAPING
DUMP TRUCKS
TRACTOR PLOWING
Estimates Gladly
Given Free
BY HOUR OR
CONTRACT
Since 1945
609 E. Florida St.
PHONE 184
WANTED
OLD GUNS
WILL BUY, SELL
OR TRADE
«
Don L. Roddy
RODDY’S RESTAURANT
Phone 900
4c-M20
PLANT NOW
In order to gain the benefit of the
spring rains.
WE OFFER
Quality Home Grown Plants
Complete Planning & Planting
Service
Liberal Discounts to Churches
If you are considering a new
planting or reworking an old
planting we will gladly suggest
and give an estimate of cost at no
obligation to you.
Dailey’s Nursery
Laurens-Clintoo Highway
Phone CUaton 316-J
To get ready for a better year in
farming. County Agent C. B. Can
non makes these better farming
suggestions for March.
Agronomy
1. Plant Stan* of pearl millet for
grazing just as soon as it is practi
cal to do so. 2. Expand the acreage
of Coastal Bermuda this spring. Be
sure to use fresh certified sprigs.
3. Follow the 5-point com program
forj higher yields. 4. Turn under
cover crops early. 5. Plant enough
registered or certified seed to pro
duce next year’s planting seed for
the entire farm. 6. Make last top
dressing on small grains. 7. Get a
copy of the new pasture bulletin,
Extension Bulletin No. 115. 8. Plan
to fertilize crops and pastures lib-
EGGS
The Freshest In Town
Straight from Joe’s Farm. Gathered, graded and
crated by Joe himself from College View’ Hereford
and Poultry Farm owned ond operated by Joe C.
McDaniel.
THESE EGGS ARE SOLD EVERY DAY AT
JOE’S ESSO SERVICE
PHONE 128
YOU DON’T HAVE TO GET OUT OF YOUR CAR
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SPECIAL! ANN PAGE ELBOW STYLE
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