The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, August 14, 1958, Image 6
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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Thursday. AukuhI 14, 19S8
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JUST RECEIVED—Home file in
assorted colors. Lovely for gifts
The Chronicle.-
FOR SALE—Bound copies of The
Chronicle, January through June,
1958. The Chronicle.
NOTICE-If you get off work at 12
(midnight) why not do your wash
ing before going to bed. Sunshine
Self-Service Liundry is open all
night with washers, hot water and
dryers ready for you. Only 32 mi
nutes. then go home with the
week’s washing done Sunshine
Cleaners, Shoe Repair and Shirt
Gas Authority Said
Losing Some Income
By Non-Assessments
Laundry.
4c A-21
FOR SALE
STEVENSON’S ANT KILLER An
effective destroyer of many kinds
of ants. Just pour a small quantity
on the floor where ants are travel
ing This poison is carried back to
the nests, destroying' the entire
nest. 39c at most stores. 8c-Oct 2
PIANOS FOR SALE
(1) Hobart M Cable Piano, Mahog
any finish, new guarantee. Used 3
months, save S150 00 (1) Smalil
Size Spinet Piano, $395 00 No down
payment with trade, 3 years to pay.
For free home trial write Bill Aus
tin. Box 827, Spartanburg. 3c A-14
FOR SALE—One lied room suite
and kitchen furniture Last week of
sale. Call 1017, or can be seen at
106 Washington St Ip
COLLARD and Cabbage plants.
Cabbage collard and Charleston
Wakefield c a b b a g e. Tanglewood
Farm. 3 miles north of Clinton on
Highway 308. Phone 1060 tf
USED PLUMBING — New load
Built-in or leg tubs, sinks, lavato
ries. Very good Noah's Ark, Abbe
ville. S C 6C-S-4
Cl
FOR SALE — Frigidaire electric
stove, full size. Also General Elec
tric refrigerator, 9 cu, ft., with au
tomatic defroster. Also unique
black and gold breakfast set, 4
chairs and table, extra nice All in
excellent condition Phone 427 2c21
IMPORTED paper weights in at
tractive colors. The Chronicle.
, SHEAFFER Fountain Pens dras
tically reduced. The Chronicle.
JUST RECEIVED—Check file for
your cancelled checks. Chronicle.
Group of Stationery and Gifts re
duced The Chronicle.
WE LAUNDER flat work (sheets,
pillow cases, table cloths, etc.) If no
list is sent with bundle OUR count
MUST be accepted. Sunshine Clean
ers. Phone 436. tf
FOR RENT
MARBLE1ZED File Boxes, 3x5,
4x6. 5x8. 8x15 'a price. The Chron
icle
Clemson House Cook Books. The
Chronicle.
FOR SALE—One Remington port
able quietwriter. 1955 model, in per
fect condition. Can be seen and in
spected at Chronicle Stationery
Store. Price $85 C. A. Holland.
FOR SALE—Baby carriage in good
condition, $15. Mrs Rufus Sadler.
Phone 1105 1c
Attractive FILES for CHECKS
The Chronicle.
NOTICE
FOR RENT—Six room house, good
location in Clinton C. B. Holland.
Realtor, Laurens. ic
FOR RENT — Freshly painted
apartment, 312 E. Carolina Ave.
Mrs. Raymond Pitts, Phone 72. tf
FOR RENT — 4-room apartment,
private bath, entrance and meter.
Kitchen and bedroom furnished.
Also two three-room apartments.
All centrally located to shopping
and PC. For information call 74.
The Chronicle. ip
FOR HOUSE PAINTING and in
terior decorating call Hamp Mc
Daniel after 3:30 Phone 135. 4p-S4
CLEMSON HOUSE Cookbooks
make good gifts. The Chronicle
MOSAIC picture frames. Lovely
accessory for coffee table. TTie
Chronicle.
FOR SALE—Nice, 'smooth apples.
Ideal for canning or making pies.
50 cents a peck G. H Frady. Whit
mire Highway, Joanna Ic-.T
PIANOS in excellent condition.
Tuned and ready to go. Terms
easy, prices low. The Trading
Post, Laurens, S. C. tfc
SHEAFFER Fountain Pens with
ink cartridges. The Chronicle.
ELECTRIC .MOTORS repaired and
rewound at my home 1 mile beyond
Bush River. Will pick up and de
liver. All work guaranteed. Tom
Workman, Rt. 3, Bush River Road.
Phone 906-W-3, Newberry. tf
ELECTROLUX (R)—World’s only
automatic cleaner. Sales and Ser
vice H. L. Baldwin, Bonded Rep
resentative, Telephones 1797 or
9351. tf
We Give Values
at Piggly Wiggly
FRYERS
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each "J
MEDIUM AGED
CHEESE
it. 3 9 C
LOOK
Fresh Made
Pure Pork
RED HOT! ! !
Miracle Whip
Sausage Salad Dressing
.b 39
Quart 39
Skyway
Strawberry
Preserves
20 Oz. Tumbler
29
Purex
Toilet
Tissue
4 Rolls
25 c
All 6 Bottle Carton
DRINKS
Plus
Deposit
35
Golden Bannam
CORN 6 Ears 25
1 Lb. Cello
CARROTS 10
PIGGLY WIGGLYmSAVE!
FOR RENT—Two 3room houses;
two 4-room houses. H. J. Pitts, tf
FOR RENT—3 room upstairs apart
ment. Close in. Both gas and elec
tric connections for cooking. Sorry,
no children. See or phone R. L
Plaxico at D. E. Tribble Co. tf
HOUSES FOR RENT—Mountville.
Six room frame house. Kitchen
range. Electric lights. Drilled well.
$25 monthly. Phone HM-2365. Ip
HELP WANTED
WANTED—Experienced man and
wife to operate colored cafe. Fully
equipped and now in operation. Ap
ply in person 202 Musgrove St P.
F. Roddy. 1c
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
I-ocal area Man or Lady wanted
to service and collect from coin-op
erated dispensing equipment. 4 to 9
hours weekly earns operator up to
$200 monthly. No age limit or sell
ing but must have car, references
and $806 working capital. For In
terview give personal particulars,
phone number. Write Box 4*72,
Dallas C. Texas. Ip
j FULL OR PART TIM E—Territory
openings for women interested in
earning $50 or more per week serv
mg AVON customers Write Mrs
Margaret Lewis, 3721 May bank St ,
Columbia. S. C 1c
WANTED—Lady lor general office
work Write giving education, ex
perience. number of children (if
any ) Box J. care Chromele 1c
WANTED
WANTED—tied Office desk (all
1738 Rev Giles La-wia Ip
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE — * room house and Today
bath. IS miles out on Whitmire
highway Call 424 W or *er Ranald
Pace Ip
(From Newberry Observer)
The Clinton-Newberr Natural Gas
Authority lost $1,670 “In potential
revenue" during the past fiscal
year, according - to an annual audit
of the authority prepared by C.
Walter Summer, CPA.
Explaining the loss. Summer
states in his comments on the au
dit:
"It is the policy of the authority
to enforce a penalty of 10 percent
on all bills not paid by the 10th of
the month. Unless paid by the 15th,
service will be discontinued until
all arrears are paid with $5.00 ad
ditional for cutting on.
"There were approximately $5,-
600 of accounts paid after the 12th
of the month on which no penalties
were charged. Alsd, there were 222
instances in which no cut on fees
were charged on bills paid after
hte 17th of the month. In 15 instan
ces cut on fees were charged at
amounts varying from $1.00 to
$3.00. Since this represents a' loss
of $1,670 in potential revenue we
recomend that the aforesaid policy
of the authority be strictly adhered
to.” ^
It was pointed out in the report
that at a meeting of February 28,
1954, the authority ‘adopted the
policy that it would not handle any
domestic appliances. In several in
stances records indicate that ap
pliances were bought and sold to
other than authority members at
cost or slightly above.”
Concerning employees, the audit I
pointed out that “during the period
under examination a total of 573
hours overtime was recorded as
having been worked by hourly paid
employees. Since this represents a
sizeable expenditure it is suggested
that the policy of the authority in 1
regard to overtime be reviewed." j
The audit reported that “the au-
I thority had initiated certain steps
toward an improvement in the fi
nancial and accounting system and
various forms were obtained, if:
< properly used, would provide for
a more effective control over ma
terial and labor ”
It further stated that 'during this
examination, w e were informed
that no work orders were maintain
ed on capital improvements, there-
I fore we could not capitalize any of
the interna) material and labor used
in the construction of additions and
' improvements to the transmission
I and distribution systeQi '*
The report cons its of seven ex
hibits and four schedules
Exhibit Q shows that the income
of the authority was $163,790.44 as
compared with $475,515.70 for the
previous year or an increase of
$138,274.74.
The net profit after debt service
was $82,550.17, or an increase of
$28,428 54 over the previous pe
riod.
' Balance of revenue bonds still
owing through June 1, 1982, totals
$2,750,000.00.
Alfred D. Dorroh
Alfred Ross Dorroh, 89, died Sun
day afternoon at the Presbyterian
Home in Summerville.
A Laurens County native, he was
reared in Greenville, but had spent
most of his life in Washington, D. C.
He was a son of the late Dr. John
Francis-and Elizabeth Saxon Dor
roh. His wife died in Washington
five years ago.
Funeral ^services were conducted
Monday at the Presbyterian Home
in Summerville by the Rev. Tapps,
superintendent of the home. Burial
was in Washington, D. C.
prices If he does, he doesn’t think
much of his herd of cattle. There
are several good bulls in the county
going to butcher if they are not
moved in the near future. These
bulls have calves to their side. The
best way to tell what a bull is
worth is to look at his calves. We
suggest that you fellows who need
bulls to try to locate what you want
before it is to late, then you must
take what you can get.
FERTIUZE SHRUBS
Most peole will use fertilizer in
the. fall around their shade trees
and shrubs, and then again in the
spring, or when the mood strikes.
Fall fertilization seems to stimulate
growth, then the cold winter comes
along and more damage is done
than if they had not been fertilized
at all. It might be wise to lighten
up on fertilizer until early spring.
COTTON INSECTS
This past week I found a number
of grown bolls that had been punc
tured by the boll worm. Once the
boll has been punctured water
comes in and the boll will rot. Take
a good look at your cotton field to
day and see what damage is being
done by the boll worm and boll
News From
The County Agent
M. L. OUTZ, County Agent
GOOD BULLS SCARCE
Good bulls are always hard to
find. Most breeders are castrating
more these days than ever before.
You cannot blame them, the way
the steer market has been running
the past few seasons. But the old
saying still holds true, "the bull
is half the herd.” A farmer should
not expect to buy a bull for meat
weevil. Laurens County cotton is
big, late and has a tot W fruit on it.
Don’t be afraid to dust
LAURENS COUNTY FAIR
The Laurens County fair will be
sponsored this year by the Laurens
Exchange club during the week of
Octboer 20-25.
GUERNSEY CATTLE SALES
Three Guernsey Cattle Sales have
been scheduled for August 19, 20
and 21. The sales will be held at
Chester, Denmark and Columbia.
Garden Tips
Plant a fall vegetable garden now
for better farm living and health.
Every family should plant turnips
and other greens for fall and early
winter use. Clean up ground where
vegetables have matured to lessen
insects and disease damage nexr
season. Conserve high quality fruit
and vegetables for winter by freez
ing and canning.
IF YOU DON'T READ
THE CHRONICLE
YOU DON'T GET THE NEWS
Phone 74
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FOR SALE—Savea room
large attractively landscaped lot.
fit Skaads St Mrs J. T. Brown
Phoar 1442 2pA 14
FOR SALE—4-room house with
bath. 2 acres at la ad. oo Greaawoad
Highway Telephone MlM 2 4cA2l
HOUSE FOR SALE-7 roams, ap
praximateiy 1700 aq ft, with beat
2 baths, city water and gas Lot
93x551 Oa Jacobs Highway vail
957 21-4tc
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I FOR SALE—Equity la a 3-bed
room, practically new home Call
al 306 Caldwell St tf
FOR SALE—5*? room house with
i gas floor furnace and water heater
on large lot on Prather Circle. Shown
by appointment Phone 960-J, tf
» K RESUKVE RIGHTS TO UNIT!
FOR SALE
REAL ESTATE
Modern six room home, good lo
cation in Clinton Immediate pos-l
session
Home which consists of living
room, dining room, breakfast room,
kitchen three bedrooms, hall, two
baths and folding stairs with stor-
| age room in the attic.
Two bedroom home in the north
ern part of town. This house is only
five years old, built for the owner
with the best material. Oak floors,
floor furnace, large kitchen with
plenty of cabinets. See this place be
fore you buy. Only $5,750.01). 1
Large 5 room home in the northern
section of town being sold to settle
an estate. It is worth the $5,000.00
asked.
Twelve room house now in four
apartments, located close in, large
lot with spqce for another building.
A good investment for you.
Business lot on North Broad St.
All traffic to the new super highway
will use this street. | .
Cattle farm, 221 acres fences and
has plenty water, on highway about
2 miles from Clinton. Good build
ing site.
Lets on the Ajr Port Road suit
able for colored residences or bus
iness
If you are interested in buying or
selling real estate see me
C. B. HOLLAND
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work guaranteed. Call col
lect, telephone: Lauren*
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