The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, July 25, 1968, Image 6

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/ •—THE CHRONICLE, CliatM, a C, J«Iy 25, IHS C BETTER JOBS FOUND Real ESTATE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES • Minimum 51.25 up to 25 words 5c For Each Additional Word •» Obituaries, Cards of Thanks and Trespass Notices Charge at 5 Cent* Per Word. Minimum, 11.50 • ALL CLASSIFIED ADS CASH DEADLINE—5:00 P. M., TUESDAY HELP WANTED WANTED—Lady who can do cooking, housekeeping, and assist with elderly lady. Ap ply 221 S. Woodrow St J25tic Christian house parents or house mother to work with disadvantaged boys. Spiritual and moral training Faith work. Excellent opportunity for retired persons. Call or write Boys Farm, Route 4, Newberry, 276-5910. J25-lc WANTED — Secretary and general office worker Typ ing essential. Contact Ben F Copeland, Azalea Homes. 833- 2340 .125 1c WANTED—Furch isintt agent Contact Ben F. Copeland, Azalea Homes. 833-2340. HELP WANTED — Welden and laborers. Apply Riblett Produces of Laurens Co., Laurens, S C. M30-tfc HELP WANTED: Female, Due to increased business need counter help and cashier Cor day, and night shifts. Ap ply at Big Willie’s, LaVonne Shopping Center, Laurens A18-tfc NOTICE PEACHES Tree ripe Elberta peaches. Good for canning, eating, and freezing. $1.50 per busheL Bring your container and pick what you want. Located on Lanford to Gray Court Road near Martin Croat roads in Laurens County. J25-2c-Al NOTICE—If your home needs painting, call Billy Prince, 833-3387. All work guaran teed. J25-26-A1 HALL’S OFFICE MA CHINES, 101 E. Pitts St. "Specializing in Sales and Ser vice of typewriters and add ing machines. Also does small appliance repairs. J25-4pc NOTICE—Middle aged wom an would like work as com panion or similar work. Wil ling to live-in. Write Box W, c-o Chronicle. J25-lp Reduce safely, simply and fast with GoBese tablets. Only 98c. Howard’s Pharmacy. J20-6p-J25 Pep up with Zippies “Pep Pills” non-habit forming Only 41.96. Howard’s Pharmacy. J20-6p-J25 LIST YOUR property with Pitts Realty Co. Call 833-2606. M30-tfc PUBLIC ADDRESS SYS TEM available for meetings and gatherings, complete with background music, mi crophones, lectern and quali- f i e d engineer. Reasonable rates. Contact WLBG. M30tfc BAR SEPTIC TANK CLEAN- ING SERVICE, 908 Sloan St. Clinton. Sewer Tape for rent Call Clyijp Brazill, 883-0647 oi Donald Kidd, 833-3636. A24-P-J4 NOTICE—Garbage collection service. If needed, call John T. Rice, 833-2887. F29-4c-m2l BULLDOZER WORK, Lands- scraping, top soil, Septic tank work, paving sidewalks an* driveways. Call R. H Fraz ier, Joanna, 697-6201 before 4:00 p.m., 897-6162 after 4:00. p.m. Jlltfc FARMERS — Need cash for farm operation? See your farmer-owned PCA. Loans up to 7 years. See L. B. Beden- haugh, general manager, Palmetto Production C r e d i Association, Jacobs Building, Clinton, 8 C. M28-tfc WANTED WANT TO BUY — Land — any quantity acreage Write Real Estate. P. O Box 289, Laurens — Give amount, lo cation, and prices. J18-4c REAL ESTATE SACRIFICE by Rev Carl B. Mann House and 9 HO acres Near Lake Green wood Back water Access to lake. Also 7 1-10 acres, no house. Terms if desired. Call 833-3348 except Sunday. J18-3p FOR SALE — 7 room frame house at 309 N. Adair St., plus adjoining lot. Excellent situation for parents and chil dren to live side by side Au gust 1 possession. $10,000 for both Bailey Agency. 833- 0681 J27-tfc FOR SALE — Building lots, with well and sewerage Isle of Pines, Lake Greenwood, Waterloo Township. Contact Horace Payne or Bobby L. Sanders, Center Service Sta tion. M30-tfc FOR SALE: 3 bedrooms, 1V4 bath located on a corner lot. 006 Ferguson St. Price $12,- 800. For more information call the Bailey Agency 833- 0681. All-tfc FOR SALE—1967 Model Mo bile home. Ideal lake cottage. 2 bedrooms, size 12 x 50, 7V4’ ceiling, custom built. Cali 833-3545 J27-tfc FOR SALE — Browning Auto matic shot guns, Winchester Rifles, Colt hand guns Lydia Mills Store. 833 ^631 S-22-tfc PIANOS — Gooi u<e<1 pianos for sale, tuned and ready tc go—terms to suit you. The Trading Post, 205 E. Main St . Laurens, S. C. AltLtfc MOBILE HOME SALES — New and used Easy financ ing available C-B-M Enter prises, Telephone 833-3829 Nd-tfc FOR SALE. SEE MAXWELL BROTHERS WAREHOUSE ANNEX. 209 MUSGROVE STREET FOR BARGAINS IN NEW AND USED FUR- MTU RE AND APPLIANCES WHICH COME AND GO. EASY TERMS ARRANGED. J-12-tfe WaH To Wall CARPET Whitaker Floor Covoriags Newberry, S. C. Telephone 276-2884 ** ootfy vms By ‘JUT GOODMAN FOR SALE Ninety acres on highway near town. Suitable for sub division or industrial site v Lot on Lake Greenwood, has frontage on state black top Contains about an acre. Eight room, three bath Tome well located near the business section. Residential lots in restrict- I area in the Leesville com munity. Terms if desired. Lot located in the edge of the business section. Just the place for your location. Residential lots at Joanna. C. B. HOLLAND REALTOR Ph. 984-4215 Laurens WANTED — If you have timber to sell please contac W, R. Gilliam. We buy kinds. Prices are due to grade, logging conditions distance hauled, etc. Phone 697-6490. J18-3c FOR SALE PEACHES Tree ripe Elberta peaches Good for canning, eating and freezing. $1.50 per bushel Bring your container and pick what you wish. Located on Lanford to Gray Court Road near Martin Cross Roads in Laurens County. J25-2C-A1 PIANO IN STORAGE Beautiful spinet stored local ly. Reported like new. Re sponsible party can take a big saving on low payment balance. Write Ellis Music Co., Panama City, Fla. 32401 J25-1C FOR SALE — 1964 Corvair Monza Convertible. Blue with white top. Floor shift. 4- speed. Tel. 694-2309 J25-lc USED SOFA for sale. Wil make into day bed. $23.00 Mrs. Robert F. Black, Phone 833-0613. J25-2c-Al FOR SALE — 1961 Valiant 1962 Dodge % ton pick-tp 1950 Dodge Vi ton pick-up. office safe, 1 trailer, 8 ft wide Call 697-6550. J25-lc FOR SALE — 1967 Ford Ec onoiine Van. 8 cyl. white Clean. Call Azalea Homes 833-2340 J18-2C-J25 HENRY LAURENS ANTIQUES Wicker sofa and table, Ban quet table, clocks, odd cap tain’s chairs. 964-5061, Lau rens, S. C. J27-tfc CUSHION MUMS, Clematis some with buds, Fancy-leav ed Caladium, Verbena, Por- tulaca, Celosia, and other plants. Also Tomato, Cab bage and C o 11 a r d Plants Tanglewood Nursery, High way 306. J4-tfc 0 THFRf S0CH A 7WNG A3-L0M Of BATHING m INSURANCE.'! Be Sure . . . Insure I GOODMAN INSURANCE 833-3977 TRAILERS: FOR RENT CONTACT LAWSON FURNITURE In Joanna s**t Call ■xousn* Timely BY COUNTY AGENTS EXTENSION HOME ECONOMISTS PEACHES!! PEACHES !! - They are delicious!! Keep a full basket of good tree ripened fruit at home all the time to serve your visitors. They make good dessert with milk and sugar. Can and freeze all you will need be cause next year we may not have any. FARM VALUE - It has In creased. Farm values have in creased 41 percent--the last five years. The size has also in creased. In 1962, the average size farm was 126 acres and was worth $19,000,000. Today, the average size is 156 acres and worth $33,000.00. SHAKING HANDS - Before shaking hands, touch palm to your skirt lightly. In a flash your hands feel cooler and drier. DISAPPEARING SOCKS - The case of the disappearing sock can be solved if you try this laun dry method. Keep a cotton draw string mesh bag near the wash ing machine. When you sort the wash, drop all-cotton socks in the bag. After washing, take out those without mates or with unmend able holes, and use as polishing cloths. TREAT STAINS - To treat grease stains on all-cotton dur able press fabrics, a recom mended method is to apply a con centrated solution of heavy de tergent directly to the stain. Let this set for several hours be fore laundering the cotton gar ment as usual, in hot sudsy water. If it’s an old stain, pre-treat with a commercial spot remover. CRAMPED FEET - To relieve cramped feet while you shop, carry a purse-size, spray-on foot cooler for quick comfort--you can spray it on right through your stockings as you wiggle your toes. CREDITOR’S NOTICE All persons having claims a- gainst the estate of Neill G. Whitelaw, deceased, are hereby notified to file the same duly verified, with the under signed, and those indebted to said “state will please make payment likewise. R. P. Hamer Executor %Bank of Clinton Clinton, South Carolina Wasson & Wasson Incorporated HICKORY TAVERN WELL BORING GEORGE E. WASSON JAMES D. WASSON Phone Laurens Rural 681- 2626 or contact at Wasson Brothers Store at Hickory Tavern. r.i 11< i) s f XTIHMINATING CGMF/IN Y SPARTANBURO, I. * uly 23rd, 1968 J25-3c-A8 BACK HOE WORK, WATER LINKS, LAWN PREPARATION PLANTING RESTRICTED TRAILER PARK TOP SOIL Ernest EL Cox 603 E. Florida St. 833-1500 Office Bldg. 220 West Main St. Clinton, S. C. FOR SALE Contact CITIZENS FEDERAL Savings & Loan Ass’n. Clinton, S. C. DANIEL WEBSTER “God grants liberty only to those who love it, end are always reedy to guard and defend it.” Speech <7une 3,1834) Buy U S. Savings Bonds, new Freedom Shares 1. Wall-to-Wall Carpet By Factory Trained Mechanics. 2. Carpet Cleaning Ma chines for Rental 3. Custom Made Dra peries. 4. Decorator Consultant. 5. Large Stock of Furni ture and Carpet. LAWSON Furniture Co. Jouu Everyday Counselor BY DR. HERBERT SPAUGH “Be prepared.” You have to go a long way to improve upon the Boy Scout motto. The sooner we learn that lesion, the better. Well do I remember some years ago a man who was able to help me out because he was prepared for an emergency for which I was not. This incident took place when my children were small. I was returning home by automobile just at nightfall. It had just commenced to rain. The children were fretful. Suddenly without warning the automobile coughed, and then stopped. A sur vey of the car indicated that I was without gas. I managed to get the car to the side of the road with the starter, got out and tried to flag several passing autoists to request them to have gasoline sent back from the next filling station. A number sailed by. The children began to whimper. I had no raincoat nor umbrella, but prepared to get out in the rain and walk to the filling sta tion. I flagged one more car, a Cadillac carrying a California li cense. The lone driver stopped, smiled broadly showing a big gold inlay in his teeth, asked if he could help. I told him I was out of gas and asked him to have some sent to me from the nearest filling station down the road. He smiled again and said,“Youdon’t need to do that. I will let you have some.” He opened the car door and there on the floor were three or four five-gallon cans of gasoline. He said, “I’ve been crossing the desert. I believe in being prepared. Here, take five and get on your way.” I tried to pay him, but he again gave me a golden smile and said, “My compliments.” And on the way he went. Although this occurred some years ago I still remember this Incident of a man who was pre pared to take care of an emer gency need of a stranded fellow motorist. I’m afraid it would be hard to find a man who would do that today. We should not only be pre pared for emergencies, but also for opportunities. From the time I was a small boy I was taught to treat money with respect and always save a part of what I earned. This was so ingrained upon me that during the lean years of the Depression when I was living partly on borrowed money, I e\en saved some of the money I borrowed. As a result of this life time habit I have been prepared at times to buy a bargain for cash which 1 could not have secured on credit. The seller needed the money now. Jesus Christ admonished His followers to always be prepared, to live in a state of prepara tion for His coming again. All of us know we aren’t going to live here forever, but many act like they are. Well does the hymn writer put it, “Lord, for Thy coming us prepare, May we meet Thee without fear, At all times ready be, In faith and love pre serve us sound, Let us day and night be found, Waiting with joy to welcome Thee.” Note - You may write to the Everyday Counselor in care of this newspaper enclosing twenty cents and a self addressed, stamped envelope for a copy of my bulletin #120, “Here and Here after.” Lydia Presbyterian Bible School Set Vacation Bible School will lie held at the Lydia Presbyterian Church beginning Monday July 29 through Friday August 2each day rom 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. for all children five years old through the young people. A new feature this year will be an adult period from 7 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Rev. Johnny McCallum will be the director. Mrs. J im Bailey will be the assistant director. All children and adults of the community are invited to attend. DRINK MILK - The vitamin A in milk is probably the most im portant reason why adults should turn to milk. This vitamin is needed throughout life. As a lack of it, will cause general weak ening, fatigue, low-resistance, and poor vision. Clerical Position Catawba Timber Company is now ac cepting applications for immediate stenog rapher vacancy—Shorthand required. Benefits include Group Insurance, Re tirement Program, Paid Vacation, Holidays, Emergency Leaves, and Periodic Salary Re views. All replies will be held in strict confi dence. Local telephone calls for application forms will be accepted. Letters should be addressed to Catawba Timber Company, P. O. Box 703, Columbia, South Carolina. IMMEDIATE EMPLOYMENT —RECEPTIONIST —BOOKKEEPER Excellent Pay and Good Working Conditions. Will Help Train Apply In Person Ruby Enterprises C B. Holland 9 REALTOR ‘‘Let me sell your real estate” Ph. 984-4215 Laurens Lmm mmmmm mmmm mmmmm tmmmm mmJ SAVE Silt Homeowners Insurance • • a GOODMAN Ins. Agency 104 West Pitts St. Dial 833-3977 PLUMBING OR HEATING Cat 833-0061 Cheers For Low-Cal Cheesecake! mm IIP! ^' Cheesecake ranks high on the list of favorite American desserts. This welcome version is as fluffy as one could wish and only 96 calories per serving. Thanks to the presence of unflavored gelatine there’s no baking and no risk, either, the cheesecake requires only 5 minutes cooking time. It’s just the kind of delec table gelatine dessert that takes the deprivation out of dieting and makes the dessert course a real pleasure for the weight- watcher. Low-Calorie Cheesecake 2 envelopes unflavored gelatine 1 cup reliquified non-fat dry milk 4 eggs, separated Non-nutritive sweetener equivalent to 1!4 cups sugar Vi teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon grated lemon rind 1 teaspoon grated orange rind 1 tablespoon lemon juice l 1 /^ teaspoons vanilla 14 teaspoon almond extract 3 cups (24 ounces) mild creamed cottage cheese V4 teaspoon cream of tartar 14 cup graham cracker crumbs Vs teaspoon each cinnamon and nutmeg Sprinkle gelatine over milk in top of double boiler. Add egg yolks; stir until completely blended. Place over hot water; stir constantly until gelatine dissolves and mixture thickens slightly, about 5 minutes. Remove from heat; stir in non-nutritive sweet ener, salt, grated rinds, lemon juice, vanilla and almond extract. Sieve or beat cottage cheese on high speed of electric mixer until smooth, 3 to 4 minutes; stir into gelatine mixture. Chill, stirring occasionally, until mixture mounds slightly when dropped from spoon Beat egg whites and cream of tartar until very stiff; fold into gelatine mixture. Combine graham cracker crumbs, cinnamon and nutmeg; sprinkle about half of crumb mixture over bottom of 8- or 9-inch spring form pan. Tum gelatine mixture into pan; sprinkle with remaining crumb mixture. Chill until firm. Ixxisen from side of pan with sharp knife; release spring form. YIELD; 12 servings. 96 calories each. 2 'j '■y fY \ vy 4 .... ^ y \ KEEP THAT ImwiKka ■ ■ I #41 ■ BACK SHELF CLEAN Armstrong Floor Covering — Complete Line — Installed By Expert SOUTHERN COATING PAINTS Consolidated Paint Center Whitmire Highway :—: 833-0636 Cleanest Cars In Town 1967 BUICK 2395.00 Special Deluxe 4-Dr., V-8, Auto. Trans., power steer ing, factory air cond. Like new. 1967 CHEV 2395.00 Impala 2-Dr. HT, V-8, Au tomatic, power steering, Vinyl interior, one owner, local car. 1962 Cadillac 1495.00 Sedan De-Ville, 4 window, full power, factory air cond., local car that has low mileage. As sharp as you will find. 1967 Pontiac 1895.00 Tempest 4-Dr. This cai has the overhead cam £ cyl. engine, Auto. Trans., radio and heater. One owner car. 1965 Mu*tang 1595.00 2-Dr. HT, V-8 auto, trans., console, power steering. Sharp as a tack. 1966 Plymouth 1595.00 Fury II, 4-Dr., V-8 engine, auto, trans., power steer ing. Nice family car. 1966 VW 1395.00 113 Sedan, Vinyl interior, push-out rear windows, ra dio, vent shades. One own er local car. 1963 Rambler 595.00 440-H 2-Dr. HT, big 6 cyl. engine, standard trans mission, with overdrive radio and heater. Local car. 1964 FORD 1295.00 Galaxie “500” 4-Dr V-8, auto, trans., power steer ing, factory air cond. Ex tra sharp. 1965 CHEV 1595.00 Impala 2-Dr. HT, V-8 en gine, auto, trans., power steering, radio and heater. Local car. For the Best Deal on Wheels See— James Holman George Holman Tom B alien tine Financing On The Lot HOLMAN N. HARPER STREET MOTOR COMPANY LAURENS