The Gaffney Ledger from Gaffney, South Carolina • Page 5

August 3, 1961 Telephone IV 9-5741 CLASSIFIED CLASSIFIED INFORMATION CLASSIFIED RATE First insertion, 3e a word. Minimum 75c. Each additional insertion 2c a word. Minimum 50c Price doubled on above rate when insertion of larger type (10 point). PHONE IV 9-5717 NEW HOME OWNERS POLICY See Us For Rates No Obligation! SEE LITTLEJOHN INSURANCE AGENCY 315 North Limestone St.

FOR SALE FOX AND BLACK GRAPES for sale for jelly and eating. $2.50 bu. Bob Sarratt, IV 9-6683. FOR SALE New brick home under construction in Country Club Acres, one of Gaffney's newest housing developments. Three bedrooms, kitchen and den combination with built-in cooking range, utility room, living room and carport.

Dial IV 9-4505 or IV 9-8284. FOR SALE The late C. L. Chandler residence, 405 College Drive. 12 rooms, steam heated, full basement with large utility room.

Barbara L. McCall. See C. B. Chandler, Gaffney Feed and Supply, IV 9-2508 for appointment to see home.

FOR SALE Thirty gallon gas water heater, good condition, $15. See any time at 1104 South Petty street. 80 ACRES LAND on Broad River bottoms at reasonable price. Highly suitable for pasture or can be set to pines as a profitable investment. G.

G. Palmer, 1011 Wildwood Columbia, S. C. Phone PO-5-2291 after supper. FOR SALE 18 months old Guernsey bull.

See Dewey Harris, Draytonville community, Route 6, Gaffney. FOR SALE -Manifold and three Stromberg carburetors for '57 and '60 Dodge and Plymouth. Address College Drive. THREE BEDROOM HOME Hamrick Park, built for comfortable family living. Priced below replacement cost.

Two years old. Two baths, two-car garage and utility space. Patio, large living room and large family room. Phone IV 9-5760. A VARIETY of fresh garden vegetables and vine ripened Big Boy tomatoes for sale.

Call Mrs. Cline, IV 9-5897. FOR SALE Two bedroom house, located on Pacolet Drive. Call IV 9-6582 between 12 end or after 5 p. m.

FOR SALE- -New 5-room house with duct Seat. Corner of Hampton and Montgomery streets. Call IV 9-8251; after 6 p. m. call IV 9.

2381, or see Jack Phillips, care Phillips Used Car lot. FOR SALE Tree ripened Georgia Belle peaches. James R. Sarratt, Route 4, Gaffney, '57 CHEVROLET for sale. door, 2-tone paint, powerglide, V-8.

Call IV 9-2387 or IV 9-2794. FOR SALE Complete line of spray materials for GRAPES and PEACHES. Cherokee Farm Equipment 347 East Smith Street. NAVACO AWNINGS Rigid vinyl or aluminum. Free estimates.

No down payment, up to 36 months to pay. Office, Central Tire Phone 9-8297; or Pittman Hall, phone IV 9-5043. FOR SALE 5 houses, 25 building lots. Lots from $200 up, terms. Located 1 mile from M.

P. Bank. See Paul Mosely at Amoco Station on East Birnie or Phone IV 9-5436. FOR SALE. -New 6-room house, bath and half, on Lyman street.

Has "Bird Windseal" roof; knotty pine kitchen and den; General Electric cooking equipment; attic fan: electric heat. We trade for older homes. W. C. Keller Son, IV 9-2871.

NEW 6-ROOMS with hath and half, located on Maple Drive in Crest Haven sub-division. Has carport; front porch covered; General Electric cooking equipment; electric heat; large lot; attic fan; birch kitchan and den. We trade for older homes. W. C.

Keller Son, IV 9-2871. EGGS South Carolina grade A large, 50c dos. Grade A medium, Grade A small, 30c dos. Gaffney Feed and Field Supply, 136 Fast Birnie street. Phone IV 9-2508.

QUICK SALE -Seafood Center, East Birmie street. Established 22 months. Will show cancelled checks for sales tax paid on approximately $20,000. Accepting other employ. ment.

if you have few hundred, will finance balance. Only one in County! NE NAVE IN STOCK several good, used TN's we CON bought on convenient budget terms at Sour B. F. Goodrich Store, 120 East Frederick Street. IV 9-4737.

Page 5-Gaffney Ledger FOR SALE EGGS S. C. producers. Small, 5 dozen, 1 dozen, 29c. T.

F. Grocery on East Birnie street. BUNDY WOOD clarinet for sale, in good condition. Call IV 9-5585. FOR SALE Six room frame house, at 1104 South Petty street.

See any 1 time. NOW GATHERING tree-ripened Elbertas. Gertrude Ballenger, Rt 5. FOR RENT FOR RENT- -Warehouse, $10.00 per month. Size 20 feet by 30 feet with loading platform.

Located back of Sunset Diner on North Granard street. Call C. G. Hunphries at Hamrick Theatre, IV 9- 2322 or IV 9-4451. PARKING SPACE for 3 trailers, three blocks from 18 Hy.

$20 per month. Call IV 9-6136 or IV 9-9196. THE BEE HIVE Drive-in restaurant for rent, at corner of West Frederick and Overbrook Drive. Phone 9-4781, Mr. Phifer.

STORE BUILDING for rent, at 124 East Birnie street. W. C. Hamrick, phone IV 9-4781. NOTICE NOTICE is hereby given that I will not be responsible for the debts made by my husband, L.

C. Blanton Signed: Mrs. Mildred Blanton. ELECTROLUX OWNERS -Our new buffer is now on the market and on special. Immediate, guaranteed service on your Electrolux cleaners by Electrolux Authorized Sales and Service.

Call George Rogers, IV 9-5521, Route 4, Box 189, Gaffney. IF YOU HAVE BUGS, write or call Carl Grant Exterminator, IV 9-4920, 507 Oak street, Gaffney, S. C. Termites, Roaches, Ants, Silverfish. Tree Surgery.

Free estimates. QUICK CASH paid for diamonds, antique jewelry, gold coins, watches, dental gold. Hartzog Jewelers, N. Limestone Gaffney, S. C.

FOR THE BEST in auto and furniture upholstery, call or see Teague. He will save you money! IV 9-8625, 3106 Cherokee Avenue. PLANNING A TRIP? See us for Trip Accident Insurance. Littlejohn Insurance Agency, IV 9. 5717.

ROOFING, HEATING, guttering and general sheet metal work. Childers Sheet Metal Shop, 340 East Smith street. Phone IV 9- 4416. WANTED PULPWOOD WANTED On the stump, or would haul to yard. J.

A. Nickols, Pacolet, S. phone 474-2503. HEAVY HENS wanted at Brown's Market on North Limestone street. HELP WANTED MAN OR WOMAN- Part time collector, small monthly accounts.

No experience necessary, Must have car. Reply, giving telephone number, to Mr. Lyons, P. O. Box 954, Charlotte, N.

C. HELP WANTED--Female YOU CAN EARN $30 to $40 weekly. No experience necessary. We train you. Openings in Goucher, Gaffney, Penn-Jones, Grassy Pond.

Avon Cosmetics are in great demand. Write Avon Manager, 1106 Oconee Street, Columbia, S. C. or call IV 9-4370. HELP WANTED Male MAN WANTED serve consumers in Union County with Rawleigh Products.

Steady, good earnings year around. No capital required. See (or call) R. B. Byers, 947 N.

Logan street, Gaffney, S. phone IV 9-6707; or write Rawleigh's, Dept. SCH-110-11, Richmond, Va. MAN WANTED Manager trainee, age 22 to 30, high school education; experience unnecessary. Must have automobile.

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Seed Irish potato. Guaranteed rat bait, roach and ant killer. If not satisfied with all our pest killer, we will give your money back. No. 2 and No.

3 tin cans. gallon quarts, pints, pints fruit jars. Special price on vinegar this week only. Two only can sealers that sold for $16.50, this week only at $12 each. We are headquarters for Happy Jack mange killer, worm medicine, powder and pills.

Also have "Milkade" for your dog expecting pups. Free, parking and no waiting service. Keep us in mind when you start to re-seed your lawn this fall. We will help you with your lawn and remember, what is more beautiful around a home than a good grain lawn. SWOFFORD Seed Store DIAL IV 9-3344 Classified Display WING ZENITH SOUND CARING AND? "10 DAYS FREE TRIAL" SELF SONS, Jeweler DIAL IV 9-6854 Call For Free Demonstration WATCH REPAIR Let Us Solve Your Watch Woes ECONOMICALLY.

and PROMPTLY. E. H. JONES Jewelers 505 North Limestone St. DIAL IV 9-2624 ADVERTISING IN The Gaffney Ledger MEANS PLUS BUSINESS I FOR vill -LOOKWhat $288 Will Buy '54 6 FORD cylinder, Tudor straight drive.

Good $288 economical car. '54 Four-door, BUICK Century steering, $288 power power brakes, '53 Two-door. BUICK Real Special good condition. $288 Lipscomb Motors Your BUICK Dealer Locat Items Reported In Brief Form Shrine Club Meeting J. C.

Parris has announced the monthly meeting of the Cherokee Shrine Club will be held Friday night at 7:30 o'clock at the club's home off the Union highway. Mr. Smith Improving Sam G. Smith, of 201 Holmes street, who has been a patient in the Cherokee County Memorial Hospital a little more than two weeks, was reported somewhat improved Wednesday. Goforth Reunion Miss Kathleen Goforth has announced the annual Goforth family reunion will be held Sunday, August 6, at the Sunnyside school.

Picnic dinner will be served at 12:30 p. m. White Family Reunion Hoyle White, of 412 Elm street, has announced descendants of Reuben and Alice Moss White will meet in annual reunion Sunday, August 6, at the home of George White on Blacksburg star route. Hen Lays Colored Eggs Mrs. Marshall A.

Poole, of 1281 North Limestone street, was surprised earlier this week when one of her hens produced two colored eggs that would have been suitable for Easter. The egg shells were colored mostly brownish with some lighter areas. Mrs. Poole said the hen was just a common chicken and had not been given any unusual food. High Point Revival A series of revival meetings will begin at the High Point Baptist Church Sunday morning at 11 o'clock with the Rev.

Dobbins as the speaker. Services will be held each evening during the week beginning at 7:30. Mr. Dobbins is the pastor the Westminster Baptist Church near Forest City, N. C.

The Rev. Paul B. Dobbins is pastor of High Point Baptist Church. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Estate Clarence L. Glymph, deceased.

All persons having claims against the above estate are hereby notified to file same duly verified, with the undersigned, or W. R. Douglas, Probate Judge of Cherokee County within 5 months from the date below or forever be barred. Gaffney, S. July, 17, 1961.

Glymph, Executor July 20, 27, Aug 3 Gibbons Chosen As President Of Indian Club Billy R. Gibbons, Radio Station WFGN announced and program director, was elected president of the Cherokee Indian Club for 1961- 1962 at the club's annual meeting Tuesday night. Mr. Gibbons, who had served as vice president during the past succeeded Basil H. Clary.

The club elected Jack Hodge vice president to succeed Mr. Gibbons. Mr. Hodge was a director for the past year. Club Treasurer Ralph C.

Clary and Secretary F. W. White were re-elected. New directors elected were Dewey Phillips, William H. (Bill) Smith and Miles' B.

Sams, Jr. Hold-over directors are Charles Harrill, Wayne Clary and C. M. Brown. Retiirng directors are C.

Jack Guthrie and J. S. Mooney. The directors set membership dues for the year which begins August 1 at $3 and $6 each. The $6 membership includes attendance at the Gaffney High School annual football banquet.

Mr. Gibbons said he would announce appointment of standing committees within the next few days and that supper meeting probably would be set for later this month. Sandridge Will Serve Balance Of Robbery Time County Probation Officer Lloyd Whelchel brought Robert Edward Sandridge, 28-year-old white man, back here Tuesday from Danville, to serve the remainder of a three term he received for armed robbery. Sandridge was sentenced in court here March of 1958 by Judge Thomas Bussey to three years suspended on service of six months and five years probation. Records received by Mr.

Whelchel's office showed he served six months in Virginia in a hit and run case and 12 months in Virginia for non-support since his release here. His probation was revoked for failure to support his family and for consorting with undesirable companions. SEE US FOR ALL YOUR PRINTING NEEDS The Gaffney Lodger CLASSIFIED DISPLAY LIBERTY INDUSTRIAL LOAN ASSOCIATION, INC. "YOUR PRIVATE BANKER" 217 EAST FREDERICK STREET DIAL IV 9-5778 at Poole Chevrolet, trucks are a sciencenot a sideline! Owner engineering is the best way to describe our truck business, We'll want to know some important facts before we recommend the Chevrolet Truck for your needs. In yours mostly A city, highway or off operation? What average cargo weights and sizes do you carry? Do you require a malti-purpose unit? Need specialized equipment? Rest assured we'll help outline a personalized package that's the most economical, best suited for your particular uses.

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C. DIAL IV 9-2571 Four Persons Receive Hurts In Heavy Rain Four persons were injured here Tuesday afternoon in two automobile accidents that occurred about the same time during heavy rain which was accompanied by sharp thunder and lightning. Mrs. Peggy Wilkirs, £7, of Dogwood Road, was the enly person hospitalized. She was admitted to Cherokee County Memorial Hospital for observation and was reported i in good condition.

Mrs. Wilkins was driver of a 1961 Chevrolet which collided with a 1959 Chevrolet driven by Miss Gloria Diane Moss, 16, of Whitmire. The accident occurred at the intersection of Buford and Limestone streets when the Moss car attempted a left turn. The Moss girl told police was on her way to obtain driver's license at the Highway Patrol office located about a block away. She was driving under a learner's permit.

Two other persons in the Moss car were treated at the local hosital and dismissed. They were listed as Mrs. Joe Moss, 52, Whitmire and Jack Poole, 53, of Gaffney. A Charlotte woman, Mrs. Maude Blaski, 56, was treated and released after her 1950 Buick ran off Highway I-85 and slid backward into a ditch.

Patrolman Ken Duncan said the car was heavily damaged. Deaths (Continued from page 1) tery. Pall bearers will 1 be Charles Lipscomb, Fred Hambright, Hoyt Hambright, William Dearybury, Frank Oglesby, and Hoke Smith. The family asks that in lieu of flowers send contributions to the building fund of the Cowpens First Baptist Church. Mrs.

Oliver Fowler Mrs. Mamie Fowler, 78, of North Limestone street, died about 4 o'clock Monday afternoon at the Cherokee County Memorial Hospital. She was the widow of Oliver Fowler, who died in 1935. Her parents were the late Andrew and Mary Smith. Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Goucher Baptist Church, of which Mrs.

Fowler was a member. The Rev. N. G. Lemmons, the Rev.

Beatty Lee Queen, the Rev. Vernon Bishop, the Rev. G. W. Lockaby, and the Rev.

Roy Spencer officiated. Interment was in the Goucher cemetery with the Shuford-Hatcher Company, mortician, in charge. The pall bearers were Claude B. Long, Billy and John Fowler, and Jerry, John and Henry Ruppe. She is survived by three sons, Harry, of Sanford, David, of Shelby, and James Fowler, of Gaffney; three daughters, Mrs.

Lula Sosebee, and Mrs. C. B. Long, of Gaffney, and Mrs. 0.

B. Ruppe, of Shelby; one brother, Marion Smith, of Spartanburg; one sister, Mrs. Mandy Williams, of Chesnee; 19 grandchildren and 22 great-grandchildren. Mrs. Robert W.

Adams Spartanburg. Mrs. Lula Haynes Adams, 87, of 17 Main street, Arkwright, died at her home Monday at 3:55 p. following an illness of one week. Mrs.

Adams was a native of Cherokee county and a member of ElBethel Methodist Church. She attended Cherokee county schools. Her parents were the late Willis and 1 Sallie Brown Haynes. Her husband was Robert W. Adams.

Surviving are six daughters, Mrs. Annie Cook, of route 1, Mrs. Bessie Garner, of Jonesville route 1, Mrs. Guy Chesney, Mrs. Broadus Cox, Spartanburg, Miss Louise Adams, Mrs.

Guy Thompson, of the home; two sons, William of Spartanburg, and Gettys Adams, of 1 Kelton route two sisters, Mrs. W. W. Lancas. ter, of Spartanburg, and Mrs.

J. I. Penland, of Inman; twentytwo grandchildren, 34 greatgrandchildren and four greatgreat-grandchildren. Funeral services were conducted Wednesday at 4 Church p. m.

at ElBethel Methodist by the Revs. L. O. Foxworth and R. E.

Terrell. Burial was in Foster Chapel Methodist Church cemetery at Kelton. Mrs. W. P.

Jenkins Cliffside. Mary well Jenkins, 82, of Cliffside, died Sunday at 6:45 p. the Rutherford County Hospital, following a five-months' illness. Mrs. Jenkins, Cherokee County, S.

native, was the daughter of the late Shuffy and Nancy the late Willie Pinckney Davis Blackwell and the wife of Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Ralph Greene, of Forest City and Mrs. George Wooten, of Mooresboro, route son, Voyd Jenkins, of Cliffside: five grandchildren and eight greatI grandchildren. Mrs. Jenkins was member of the State Line Baptist Church.

The funeral was held at Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church in Cleveland county at 2:30 p. m. Tuesday with the Rev. Marion Rector and the Rev.

M. D. Blanton conducting the rites. Burial was in the cemetery of State Line Baptist Church. Mrs.

Oscar B. Shelby, N. Belle Gold Cabinis3, 76, of York, S. route 4, died Sunday morning at 6 o'clock at the home of her daughter, Mrs. John F.

Clark. She was born in Cherokee county, S. and was the daughter of the late William Milton and Margaret Palmer Gold. Her husband, Oscar B. Cabariss, died in 1956.

Surviving are three sons, Willism and Frank both of Rock Hill, S. and Hugh E. of York, S. one daughter, Mrs. John F.

Clark, of the home; one stepson, Malcolm Cabaniss, of Shelby, and two stepdaughters, Mrs. Walter Davis, of Shelby and Mrs. James Miller, of York, S. C. Other survivors are one brother Tom R.

Gold, of Shelby; one sister, Mrs. Lucy Dixon, Fallston; 21 grandchildren and four greatgrandchildren. Mrs. Cabaniss a member of the Central Baptist Church at York where the funeral was held Monday at 4 p.m., with the Revs. Barrett Seism, Coyt officiating.

Ansten and J. Graveside services and burial took place at Zion Baptist Church in Cleveland county. BID WANTED The Cherokee County Board of Commissioners will consider sealed written bids on five cars of oil treated Stoker coal and one car of Egg size lump coal. Said bids to be opened in the Supervisor's office at 10:00 o'clock September 5, 1961. The Cherokee Board of Commissioners reserve right to reject any or all bids.

W. JENNINGS, Clerk, County Board of Commissioners. Pub. Aug. 3, 17, 31.

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT AND DISCHARGE State of South Carolina, County of Cherokee. Notice is hereby given that I will apply to Hon. W. R. Douglas, Probate Judge for Cherokee County, S.

at his office at Gaffney, S. day of August, 1961, at 10 o'clock A. for a' Final Settlement and Discharge as Guardian of the estate of James Ralph Bailey, minor. Frances E. Walker, Guardian of the estate of James Ralph Bailey, Minor.

This 2nd day of August, A. 1961. Pub. Aug. 3, 10, 17, 24.

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT AND DISCHARGE State of South Carolina, County of Cherokee. Notice is hereby given that I will apply to Hon. W. R. Douglas, Probate Judge for Cherokee County, S.

at his office at Gaffney, S. on 10th day of August, 1961, at 2 o'clock P. for Final Settlement and Discharge as Administratrix of the estate of W. B. Pettit, deceased.

Wilma L. Pettit Love, Administratrix of the estate of W. B. Pettit, Deceased. This 10th day of July, A.

1961. Pub. July 13, 20, 27; Aug. 3. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT AND DISCHARGE State of South Carolina, County of Cherokee.

Notice is hereby given that I will apply to Hon. W. R. Douglas, Probate Judge for Cherokee County, S. at his office at Gaffney, S.

on 15th day August, 1961, at 10 o'clock A. for a Final Settlement and Discharge as Executrix of the estate of Rufus H. Hamrick, Annie Hamrick, Executrix of the estate of Rufus H. Hamrick, Deceased. This 12th day of July, A.

1961. Pub. July 13, 20, 27: Aug. 3. By W.

R. Douglas, Probate Judge. Whereas, Swayne H. Robinson made suit to me to grant her Letters of Administration of the Estate and Effects of Nannie Stacy Hedrick, Deceased. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular the Kindred and Creditors of the said Nannie Stacy Hedrick, deceaesd, that they be and appear before me, in the Court of Probate, to be held at County Court House, Gaffney, S.

on August 17, 1961, next, after publication hereof at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if any they have, why the said tration should not be granted. Given under my hand, this 31st day of July, Anno Domini, 1961. W. R. Douglas, Probate Judge.

Pub. Aug. 3, 10. CITATION OF LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION State of South Carolina, County of Cherokee. SHERIFF'S SALE State of South Carolina, County of Cherokee.

The State One 1952 Plymouth 2-door Sedan, bearing Serial Number 12020167: one 1951 Mereury Tudor Sedan, bearing 1961 S. C. License D-38-929, Serial Number 51ME29650M: one Craftsman Suck Pump and one Homart Oilburner. By Authority vested in me Sheriff of Cherokee County, S. by the Statute Laws of the State of South Carolina, I will self to the highest bidder, for cash, at the Cherokee County Jail Yard on Tuesday, August 22, 1961, at 10 in the forenoon.

the fellowing described property: One 1962 Plymouth 2-door dan, bearing Serial Number 120. 20167: one 1951 Mercury Tudor Seden, bearing 1961 A. C. License No. 38-929, Serial Number 51- ME one Craftsman Suck Pump; one Homart Oilburner.

Same having been saised in Cherokee County, 3. in the transportation of located at an illegal die: tillery from pet cond for such. Julian B. Cherokee County South Carolina. Pub.

Aug. 3, 10, 17..