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McCORMICK MKStil'N4.l;«. Mcl.UKMi >4 > \ tu m r\ Tliursday, March 2, 1944 Sullivan News (Written for last ^eek) Miss Irene Mayson of Abbeville spent the week end witji her par- • ents, Mr. and Mrs. P. 8 Mayson. Pfc. J. Mayes Mayson, son of Mr. and Mrs. P. S. MaysOn, re turned to New York, Monday. Sgt. C. W. Reames of Paris Is land is visiting relatives In the community. The entire community was deeply saddened over the death of Mrs. Annie Gilchrist Seigler, Saturday morning, after a ling ering illness. Our sympathy goes, out to the whole family. Mr and Mrs. Joe B. Gilchrist end Mrs. Floyd Talbert of Charleston came up for the funeral Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Ste phens spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Shuford. Elbert Shuford has been on the sick list. We are glad to report he’s somewhat better. Also Mrs. Julian Corley has been on the slek list. She, too, is oetter. I Miss Cecil Mayson of Columbia rpent the past week end with her; parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. W llayson. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ridlehoover cf Plum Branch and Mr. Otis Winn spent the week end visiting in Charleston. Friends of Mrs. Minnie Winr; ere delighted that she has recu-i perated, after an attack of "Flu.” Mrs. Janelle Winn is now sick. Y.’e wish for her a speedy recov ery. Misses Pauline Winn of Charles ton and Frances Mae Winn of Augusta spent the week end with iheir mother, Mrs. Minnie Winn. 4. . ^ X Parksville News Items Mrs. Clyde Morgan and daugh ter, Ann, have moved into the home with Mrs. Marvin White. Mfc. Morgan is employed in Sa vannah. Mrs. Betty Barrett, who has been with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Edmunds, several weeks, has returned to her em ployment in Clinton. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Parks and ron, Bobby, from North Augusta, were recent vsitors to Mrs. Min nie Parks. Mr. J. R. Cartledge from Atlan ta visited his family last week end. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Morgan and family from Brunswick, Ga., wer \isiting the A. V. Morgans re cently. i Sgt. J. Aubrey Price from Fort Benning, Ga., is home on furlougV with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R A. Price. \ Visitors in the home of Mrs. Minnie Parks Sunday were Mr and Mrs. Jim Parks and children from Plum Branch, Mr. and Mrs Dewey Dorn from Woodruff. Pvt. J.' W.' Parks from Camr Croft spent the week end here with his family. Business visitors * in Augusta early this week were Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Self, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wood and Susan, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Percival and Leila. Mr. and Mrs. J. M/'Uemminger from Willington called on Mrs. Herman Schmidt Monday. X Sullivan News Mr. Ben Mims of Antioch spent Saturday night and Sunday morning with Mr. T. B. Gilchrist. Miss Grace Gilchrist of Green ville spent the week end with her father, Mr. T. B. Gilchrist. Little Janie Ruth Mayson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Mayson, is ill with flu. Week end visitors in the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Mayson were Mr. add Mrs. W. C. Jaynes and children, also Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Whatley and Roxie. Recent shoppers in Greenwood were Mrs. J. J. Mayson and Mrs. James Mayson, accompanied by Mrs. W. C. Jaynes and Mrs. H. L. Whatley. Mrs.'J. j. Mayson spent most of last week with Mrs. H. C. Lindsey cf Chester. Miss Frances Mae Winn of Au gusta spent the week end with her mother, Mrs. Minnie Winn. Mrs. L. E. Winn and children spent the evening in the home of Mrs. Minnie Winn, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ridlehoover and Mrs. Robinson of Plum Branch visited Mrs. Minnie Winn, Sunday afternoon. Mr. Bill Winn, son of Mrs. Minnie Winn, left for the navy, jrsday and Mr. Edward left for army, Saturday, SAVE Y!’"** WA COMMUNITY CEH.1NC PRICES A OPA *1 62 .09 W i :• 4* ‘■cvv 6’. .- . j oz *i i U 49 <! *cir < {• n! I’-rvu, * v oz. Tin .ug .99 oz. Tin .08 .99 All Bi r*no*, •’ rands. ’ Whit* .. Bit LAD .15-1* OB. Wrapped . 20-24 ox. Wrapped C£«4.ING PRiCiTS i u.* GRovPS Size unu Con- OPA OPA tn>nor Type # 2 #2 FRUITS AND FRUIT JUICES, CANNED Peaches All Good, Yellow CUixs Halve*. Heavy Syrupt *. No. 2*j Tin .21 .j. All Good. Medium Syrupt .... No 2*, Tin JO so 'Great Value. Diced. Yellow Clinut No. Tin .to M Great Value, Standard Halves. Yellow Clinet — No. 2*4 Tin JS J1 Great Value, Li*ht Syrupt No 2*4 Tin J1 J* Pineapple 4* BUTTER All Brands*. *3 Score ..Mi lb. Prints, 1 lb. Ctn. All Brands, #2 Score—*4 U>. Prints, 1 lb. Ctn. All Brands. M Score—Mi lb. Prints, 1 lb. Ctn. AM Brand**, M Score .1* lb. Prints. 1 lb. Ctn. \11 Other Butter/ Ungraded—l lb. Wrapped CEREALS . Cream of Wheat Cream of Wheat — Kcllocc's All Bran .. . - Kellocc's Corn Flakes Kellogg’s Com Flake* Kellogg's Com Flakes Kellogg's Htce Krtspics National S-Minute O-ta Post's 40% Bran Flakes Post's 40% Bran Flakes* — Poet's Grape Nut Flakes Post's Grape Nut Flakes* — Post’s Raisin Bran Post Toastie* . Post Toasties Past Toasties - Quaker Oats Quaker Oats* .20 -4* ox. Pkg. or. Pkg. ox. Pkg. ox. Pkg. ox. Pkg. ox. Pkg. ox. Pkg. ox. Pkg. ox. Pkg. ox Pkg. ox. Pkg. ox. Pkg ox. Pkg. ox. Pkg. ox. Pkg. ox. Pkg. ox. Pkg. ox. Ctn. $ 44 42 (!• Kraft, American Kraft, American Kraft. Old English Sprcad*. Kraft, Philadelphia Cream _ Kraft, Pimento Spread Kraft, Velveeta* CHEESE lb. Carton 5 lb. Carton JU 142 .5 os. Gloss _ J ox. Pkg. .5 ox. Glass _ 2 lb. Ctn. COCOA Walter Baker's Walter Baker’s . Fairfax Hall Hershey's Herrhey’s Mother's* _*4 lb. Pkg. 1 lb. Pkg. _*4 lb. Tkg. 1 lb Pkg. lb. Pkg. 1 lb. Pkg. COFFEE A'ter „ Beech Nut Boscul Boscul Del Monte Fort Sumter — Gamecock Good Cup Lord Calvert* Luxianno* Maxwell House Maxwell House . O’Henry Old Mansion Radiant Wando Hall White House 1 lb. Paper 1 lb. Glass 1 lb. Glas, 1 lb. Paper 1 lb. Glass 1 lb. Paper 1 lb. Paper 1 lb Paper 1 lb. Paper l lb. Carton 1 lb. Paper .1 lb. Glass-Tin 1 lb. Paper 1 lb. Paper 1 lb. Pape 1 lb. Paper 1 lb. Carton 45 Argo, Red* Banner, Alaska Chum Clematis. Pink Double Q, Pink* Fairweather, Chumt - Golden Shad, Chum . Happy Vale, Pnik —_ Libby's. Red Recipe, Pink* Unica, Chum* FISH, CANNED Salmon 1 lb. Tin 1 lb. Tin 1 lb. Tin 1 lb. Tin 1 lb. Tin 1 lb. Tin 1 lb. Tin 1 lb. Tin 1 lb. Tin 2..1 lb. Tin FLOUR MIXES Aunt Jemima, Buckwheat Aunt Jemima, Pancake _ Blsquick Bisquick* _40 ox. Pkg. _20 OZ. Pkg. Del Monte, crusneo, Fanv/ .-op. l Yift h Del Monte, Sliced, Fancy* ...No. 2.*, Tin .31 41 Dole. Sliced, Fancy* — . — -No. 2*4 Tin 41 41 Gold Bar, Sliced -No. 2*4 Tin .11 49 Hillsdale, Broken Slices No. 2*4 Tin 45 47 Libby. Sliced, Fancy — .. No. 2*4 Tin .31 41 Del Monte. Crashed, Fancy* — No. 2 Tin 45 43 t Del Monte, Sliced, Fancy* — No. 2 Tin .55 45 * Dole, Crushed, Fancy No. 2 Tin 43 43 Dole. Sbced, Fancy _-.No. 2 Tin 45 45 Gold Bar. Crashed* No. 2 Tin 43 45 Gold Bar, SUrad No. 2 Tin 45 45 Hillsdale, Broken Slices No. 2 Tin 42 42 Libby, Cruafied . - No. 2 Tin 45 43 Libby, Sliced. Fancy —No. 2 Tin 45 45 Ukclclo, Broken Slices! No. 2 Tin 42 42 Pineapple Juice Del Monte. Standard Dole Gold Bar Libby, Fancy Libby t 4# ox. Tin —4* ox. Tin 46 ox. Tin 46 ox. Tin —..No. 2 Tin Grapefruit Juice .-46 ox. Tin -46 ox. Tin *6 ox. Til* .46 ox. Tin Bluebird 9ASSSt , -z= Donald. Duck, Fancy Florida Gold. Natural 46 ox. Tin Kenny's. Fancy 46 ox. Tin O-Mi-O, Standard 46 ox. Tin Sealdheart 46 ox. Tin Silver Nip 46 ox. Tin Stokely’s, Fancy 46 ox. Tin Sunfllled, Fancy Bruce's, Standard! Deep South, Natural Del Monte. Natural Donald Duck, Fancy Florida Gold, Sweetened Kenny's, Fancy O-Mi-O, Standard Pleexing Sealdheartf Silver Nip Stokely’s Sundinet Sunfllled, Fancy 46 ox. Tin —No. 2 Tin No. 2 Tin No. 2 Tin -No. 2 Tin —No. 2 Tin —No. 2 Tin —No. 2 Tin _No. 2 Tin —No. 2 Tin —No. 2 Tin _ No. 2 Tin —No. 2 Tin —No. 2 Tin GELATIN AND DESSERT MIXES Jello, Gelatin 3 OZ. Pkg. .08 .08 Knox Gelatin* I oz. Pkg. .22 41 Royal. Gelatin . 3 oz. Pkg. .05 .08 Junket, Freezing Mix — 6*!l oz. Pkg. .10 .09 Jello, Pudding 3 oz. Pkg. .08 .08 Krc-Mel, Dessert Mixes 3-4*1 oz. Pkg.. .05 .05 Royal Pudding 3 oz. Pkg. .08 .08 LARD, OILS AND SHORTENINGS Lard Ballcn tine's Dixie . Silver Legf Star Ballentine’a Silver Leaf Snow Cap _ Star Jno. MorreU's Rath's Cedar Valley . Silver Leaf Star 4 lb. Pkg. 4 lb. Pkg. 4 lb. Pkg. _4 lb. Carton 2 lb. Pkg 2 lb. Pkg. _2 lb. Carton 2 lb. Pkg. _1 lb. Carton _1 lb. Carton 1 lb. Pkg. —1 lb. Carton Hydrogenated Shortening 20 ox. Pkg. 40 ox. Pkg. Dromedary^ Gingerbread Mix* -14Mi ox. Pkg a a Pills bury. Buckwheat Pillsbury, Pancake! Soft-os-Silk, Cake Flour _ Swans Down, Cake Flour .20 ox. . 20 oz. Pkg. .*4 ox. Pkg. _44 ox. Pkg. 3 lb. Class .75 .78 3 lb. Glass .72 .72 3 lb. Glass .75 -in 46 1 lb. Glass 46 1 lb. Glass 46 46 t lb. Glass 46 46 Other Shortening 4 lb. Ctn. 43 43 Flnffn 4 lb. Pkg. 43 45 l+urml 4 lb. Carton 43 43 4 lb. Carton 45 43 4 lb. Carton .85 45 a 4 lb. Carton 43 45 4 lb. Carton 43 45 Vegetole 4 lb. Cal ton 43 43 White Ribbon! 4 lb. Ctn. 45 45 Advance!. Jewel FOR GROUPS ‘Size and Con- OPA OPA tsiner Type #1 #2 Other Shortening—Continued . 3 lb. Ctn. Snowball Advance! Buffo Jewel Mountain Laurel . Prido Richtex! Scoco Snowball Vegetole 1 lb. Pkg. .1 lb. Carton —l lb. Carton 1 lb. Ctn. 1 lb. Ctn. 1 lb. Cartel* _1 lb. Carton _1 lb. Carton 41 Si Fluffo _ Jewel _ Mazola . Wesson Jewel _ Cooking Oil Qt. Glass-Tin We 46 .Qt. Glass-Tin 4* Qt. Glass-Tin 45 .Qt. Glass-Tin 45 Pt. Glass 41 Pt. Glass 45 -Pt. Glass-Ha 45 M MILK, CANNED Condensed Milk Baby Brand Dims Brand Eagle Brand Star .144* ox Glass 14 oz. Tin IS oz. Tin 14 oz. Tin AM Brands, Tall Evaporated Milk 14-1* ox. Tin 41 41 OLEOMARGARINEt Dixie! Eatwell! _ Nu-Maid! Nucoa! Parkay! Southern Gold! -1 lb. Pkg. _1 lb. Pkg. _1 lb. Pkg. .1 lb. Pkg. _1 lb. Pkg. _1 lb. Pkg. POULTRY Roosters. Old, Live Per lb. Roosters. Old, Dressed Per lb. Roosters. Old, Drawn Per lb, Roosters. Old. Quick-Frozen, Evisc Per lb. Fryers, Quick Frozen, Evisc. Per lb. Fryers. Drawn Per lb, Fryers. Dressed Fryers, Live Hens, Quick-Frozen, Evisc. Hens, Drawn Hens, Dressed Hens, Live Per lb. —Per lb. —Per lb. Per lb. -Per lb— —Per lb. Dixie Crystal, Granulated - Dixie Crystal, Granulated- Dixie Crystal, Granulated . Dixie Crystal, Granulated . Dixie Crystal, Granulated . SUGAR .10 lb. Cotton Bag 10 lb. Paper —5 lb. Cotton.Bag S lb. Paper 2 lb. Paper SYRUP Alaga 12 oz. Glass Br’er Rabbit, Green Label 12 oz. Glass B’rer Rabbit, Gold Label! 16 oz. Tin B’rer Rabbit, Green Latipl! 16 oz. Tin Br’er Rabbit, Blue Label 25 oz. Glass Cane Patch! 1 lb. Tin Cane Patch! 24 ox. Glass Cane Patch! 1*4 lb. Tin .12 oz. Glass -24 oz. Glass S lb. Glass -15 oz. Glass . 24 oz. Glass . 5 lb. Glass Happy Kid, Cora & Cane! . Happy Kid, Com 6c Cane! Happy Kid! . Inglceide, Pure Georgia Cane! Karo, Blue Label Karo, Blue Label, Cora Log Cabin Log Cabin! Pennant! Staley’s, Blue Label Staley's, Red Label. 12 oz. Glass 16 oz. Glass -No. 1*4 Glass -No. 1*4 Glass _No. 1*4 Glass £ 41 Vermont Maid, Maple Blended 12 oz. Glass Vermont Maid! 16 oz. Glass Vermont Maid, Maple Blended 24 oz. Glass TEA Boscul, Balls 48 Count Lady Calvert, Orange Pekoe* 4 oz. Tjlac, Orange Pekoe 4 oz. Upton, Orange Pekoe 4 Oz. Lipton, Balls 16 Count Maxwell House 4 oz. 8 Count _16 Count 4 oz. _16 Count 4 oz. —8 Count 4 oz. 4 oz. Maxwell House, Balls . Maxwell House, Balls McCormick’s . McCormick’s, Balls Tender Leaf, Orange Pekoe Tender Leaf, Balls Tetley’s, Budget Tetley’s, Orange Pekoe Tetley's, Balls 16 Count Pkg. .43 Pkg. 46 Pkg. .28 Pkg. 40 Pkg. 41 Pkg. 41 Pkg. .05 Pkg. 46 Pkg. 40 Pkg. 40 Pkg- •*» Pkg. 40 Pkg. 45 Pkg. 49 Pkg. 49 CEILING PRIGCS FOR GMUP&7: Size and Con- OPA OPA tainer Type #f #2 VEGETABLES AND VEG. JUICES. CANNED Baked Beans -20 oz. Tin -17*4 Glass Corn Artesian. Goldon. Cream Stylo. Bridal, Crsam Style, WhT Del Maize, Cream Stylo Mexicom, Fancy Mountain Lake, Whole Kernel, Yellow -12 - -No. 2 ' Niblet, Whole Kernel Scott County, Yellow Sweet Stokely’s. Country Gentleman No. 2 Stokely’s Fancy, Bantam, Crushed! _No. 2 Stokely’s Fancy, Bantam, Whole Ker nel! A No. 2 Tench’s, Trusty Friend No. 2 Tin 47 Tin 45 Peas Alpha, Early June, Sub. Std. Enfield, Early June! Gibbs, Early June, No. 4 Sieve Green Giant Hambrook, Sub-Standard No. Libby, Early June, Garden Fancy—No. Miss Carolina, Sweet, Early June—No. Newport, Early, No. 3 Sieve No. Newport, Early June, No. 4 Sieve—No. Phillips, Early June, 4 Sieve No. Pocahontas, Petit Pois, No I Sieve—No. Stokely’s, Our Favorite, Std. No. Wigwam, Early June No. 2 Tin 2 Tin 2 Tin 2 Tin 2 Tin 2 Tin 2 Tin 2 Tin 2. Tin 2. Tin 2 Tin 2 Tin 2 Tin 46 45 JB Clinton Indian String Beans Cedar Rock, Cut, Stringlew No. 2 Tin Cedar Rock, Cut, Stringless* No: 2*4 Tin Clinton No. 2 Tin No. 2*4 Tin No. 2 Tin No. 2 Tin No. 5 Tin No. 2 Tin No. 2*4 Tin No. 2 Tin No. 2 Tin No. 2 Tin No. 2 Tin No. 2*4 Tin River, Cut _ Libby. Fancy, Cut! Lord Chesterfield* Naotehala Nantahala Phillips, Cut Powhatan, Cut Rosedslet Star Fort Star Fort Tomatoes Alma, Standardt r .- Board Mountain, Standardt Champion. Standard Crestall, Standard! Gibbs, Ex. Slanr idardt Hill Top! Ken Dawn, Standard . Oak Crest, Standard! Phillips, Standard Powhatan, Standard -No. 2 ' —No. 2 ' Jjfo. 2 ' —No. 2 ' —No. 2 ' —No. 2 ' —No. 2 ’ —No 2 ' -No. 2 ’ __No. 2 ' Pride of Franklin, Standard No. 2 Pride of Good view, Standard No. 2 ' Pride of Virginia! u_ No. 2 Red Glo, Standard No. 2 ' Rich-West! No. 2 Ripe Pack, Standard Scotland Best! Shenandoah! Uncle Ned, Standard! Virginia Beauty, Standard Virginia Chief! Virginia Chief! No. 2 No. 2 No. 2 No. 2 No. 2 -No. 2*4 No. 2 Tomato Juice All Good, FanCy Campbell's, Standard Campbell's Campbell’s D-Mann Libby's, Fancy Libby's! Phillips ...46 oz. Tin -14 oz. Tin _No. 2 Tin _47 oz. Tin -No. 2 Tin -14 oz. Tin -No. 2 Tin -No. 2 Tin 45 Van Camp's, Extra Standard- No. 2 Tin DEHYDRATED SOUP Upton 2*4 oz. Pkg. 49 Minute Man 1*4 oz. Pkg. 49 Tetley's : 2*4 oz. Pkg. 49 ! This item did net appear ea previous paster. > Frio* of this Item < u. n. < M71 Nrw rjrIL1NC PMCES FOR FOODS—Here ere Up leg.1 price, ip Croup I red II .lore, in Uli, aree I number dl.pleyed. HOUSEWIVES ARE URGED TO SAVE AND USE THIS UST WHEN SHOPPING. SdTp«bllS£d w m^hL. and corimnem. Each .lore ha. il. group | TW price effrrU.e March 1, epply in all eountie. of Souib Carolina. You Can Find What You Want At K 845 Broad St. Augusta, Ga. It’s Time To Think About Your NEW SPRING OUTFIT Money saving opportunities in all depart ments. Very latest styles. REMEMBER NOVELTY POTTERY AND DISHES With other purchases 3 & 5 CTS. and Mr. Robert Winn is leaving vithin next 21 days for services with the armed forces. Mrs. Wilbur Reames of Edge- field was a recent visitor in this community. Mr. and Mrs. Harold L. Corley, isited Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Tim merman and family, Sunday eve- ing; Other guests were Mr* William Byrd of North Augusta, Miss Fannie and Mr. Bennie Sui- ivan. X McCormick School News F. F. A. The vocational agriculture boys enjoyed their regular monthly meeting on Tuesday night as they vere entertained at a hash sup per. Some future F. F. A. activi ties were discussed and planned. PRUNING SHRUBBERY The vocational agriculture I"vs have been pruning shrubbery '‘ id fruit trees for the past two ’:3. COUNTY TEACHERS’ MEE~ ’G The McCormick County T ers’ Association met at the ’ -al High School building on Thu •»y afternoon with the President ”s. Bertha S. Harris, Principal c' he McCormick Grammar School, in charge. Dr. S. W. Reid of the F"s!y Memorial A. R. P. Church le * *h3 devotional followed by a G rge Washington program present' 1 by the children of the grammar school.* Miss Patricia Evans gave a vocal number with Mrs. J. K. White accompanying. the N. E. A. The principal speaker was Supt. E. F. Gettys of the De la Howe School who brought,a most help ful message on “Teaching in War Times.” FORMER STUDENTS We were honored this week with visits from three of our for mer students — Charlie Sanders and Graydon Dukes, students at the. University of South Carolina, visited us on Monday. Lilia Belle Rogers, student at Newberry Col lege, was here yesterday. Graydon is a member of the Carolina Service Club, KSK, an honor Service Fraternity made up of outstanding students at Caro lina. BETA CLUB The Beta Club met Friday dur ing our sixth period. After our meeting was brought to order, a short program on “Superstition” was given by the following stu- i dents: Frances New, Gladys Winn, Margie Osborne, and Bertha Mae Harris. | | GIVE PROGRAM AT HIGH i Some members of the second ! and third grades presented a : short program at the meeting of ’ the county teachers on Thursday. February 24. i BILLY DUKES ILL I The grammar school pupils are 1 sorry that Billy Dukes continues ! ill at his home here. We hope for him a speedy recovery. LUNCH ROOM SUPERVISOR Miss Gaston, a state lunch room i worker, visited both lunch rooms ! on Thursday of last week. AlWAYS Bread ^ AT FIRST SION OF A OV® t USE 666 666 TABLETS. SALVE. NOSE DROPS i Supt. W. ( II. Weldon discueced the work of the S. C. E. A. and “Read ’Em and Reap” our ads Buy Your Furniture From J. S. STROM Easy Payment Plan. No Carrying Charge. McCormick, S. C. DR. HENRY J. GODIN Sight Specialist Eyes Examli'''0 Spectacles And Eye Glasses Professionally Fitted. ^56 Broad Street Augusta, Ga INSURANCE Eire Insurance And All Other Kinds of Insurance Is* eluding Life Insurance. HT T GH C. BROWN. McCORMICS, S. C J \ N V •/ ■'pa*