Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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' V , X\\ u w*5ll v. . ?: V\ (TV . ? \^'X,.., i ; \ Mtgph \ r . V ^ \ "' "A<- ; / 2 - 7^i *> / i RW Vv w^y ;i i! W / ^< ~: j/' L. .... Day for all employees. A bountiful nil employees in rccogni/ation and leir recent completion of one milwas served buffo* style at their V ? V* *7 '! f/M>\ \ /-?~it ; <! <?' / / -; ivv'^ J V , vv. - , t ^ .. . V / // ! : \ )p A reckless driver is one who passes you on the highway in spile of all your ear can do. Kvory man is entitled to choose his own form of government?blonde, brunette, or redhead. * * * Today's young people think the key to success is the one that fits the automobile ignition switch. v\ jif VV.y .V ' , ' ' I ij t~- . }> J . ' i ' , A , > A-i z ;/ ? I . Karon Evans celebrated her lOlti birthday on February 2nd. Sho is the daughter of Mrs. Fid k. vans. THE CLOTHMAKER Cinton Plants !F;s5ie Eighty Clinton Plants fishermen gathered in Presbyterian College's Greenville Hall, January 15 for the annual awards - dinner night. Club officers, Troy Bently, President; J. D. Hanley, V. P., Clara F o s t e r , SecretaryTreasurer, and Carl Campbell, Prize Director, were re-elected by the membership to lead the organization during the PMifi KO.Ms'.nn Ann'ii-Mtiiino fmi* membership are mow being received lor the new year which ends December 31. 1965 SEASON WINNERS $2.00 DIVISION 3LACIC BASS 1st?Herman Mullinax 7 lbs. 12 ozs. 2nd?Herman Mullinax I) lbs. 4 ozs. 3rd?J. I). lianley 5 lbs. a/4 oz. CRAPPIE 1st?William Samples lbs. 2nd?James Cathcart 2'/i lbs. BREAM : ;t ?Carl Campbell 12 ozs. CARP 1st?Harry Foster 1) lbs. 12 ozs. 2nd?Paul Foster 7 lbs. ibil?James Traynham !) lbs. 8 ozs. WHITE BASS 1st?Henry Trammel! 1 lb. 12 ozs. ?.1.00 DIVISION BLACK BASS 1st?Carter Clault ! !b. 12 ozs. CRAPPIE 1st?Jerald Samples 2 lbs. 5 ozs. 2nd?Jerald Samples ! !b. li ozs. .'{rd?Joe Bent!y 12 ozs. BREAM 1st?Carter Gault ! lb. II ozs. Jiu!?Jerald Samples la !b. CARP 1st- Edna Traynham (i lbs. 4 ozs. WHITE BASS 1st?Carter Gault ! lb. 5 ozs. 'Jiu!?Joe Bent ley ! lb. 4 ozs. - ir- i is* ^ : ' / " \ >wt? . UJ \;S / Yy^$; ... ; - ' - iU . N This lovely lillle miss is Tena l<uy kendall, dauqhler of Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Kuykeiulal! and qranddauqhtcr of Mr. and Mrs. William Fowler. rman banquet Held Fit EE DIVISION WHITE BASS 1st?Ronald Bent ley 12 ozs. OLD TIMERS ((?!> Years and Older) WHITE BASS 1st?L. B. Trammell 1 lb. 12 ozs. Unp!cnn< Ccn 3e ! I a person docs not leave a will providing for disposal of an estate, under South Carolina law the state determines the heirs and the share that goes to each. This fact is brought to our attention by Dr. G. H. Aull in "The Carolina Economist" which he edits for the South Carolina National Bank. "It goes without saying," Dr. Aull comments, "that in most cases the individual has a far better idea than the government of who should have what of the property he has accumulated. "An even more compelling reason for making a will is unit, without it, there is a good chance that the estate may be so broken lip and disorganized as to make it unproductive over a period of many years. Under prosSome Coarse . . . Some Fine . A rooming house landlord received a phone call from the mother of a college fresh num. rlease Keep an eye on Albert for me," begged the mother. "See that he gets plenty of sleep and doesn't drink or run around too much. "You see," she added in an apprehensive tone, "this is the first time he's been away from home ? except for two years in the Marines." * * + Wife: "1 was a fool when I married you." Husband: "I guess you were?but at the time I was so infatuated I didn't notice it." * # * The main trouble with timewasters is that a good deal of the time they waste does not belong to them. - u Mmiiii?m ? i ' ' i 1 ,V* . - *w-> ' J .. . J -. < j \ . i A/- 'v.** ! Aw ^4 \*-V I - - -i p> j ' ? I 't .uWV J* C.A'> i 'Co ,k ' V *1 ' " ' " * "'VD?ivid Michael and Darren Mitchell are the 4 months old wins of Charles and Lois Rice. MARCH, 1966 LOANS AVAILABLE Interest-free loans are available to applicants meeting the same requirements as the Scholarship recipients. Clinton Mills families with a high school son or daughter planning to enter college this fall may obtain full information on the educational assistance opportunities by contacting Claude Crocker. id Estate Costly urn. (.uuuiiiuiib, in particular, hardly anyone can aliord the luxury of an unplanned estate. Dr. Aull then quotes from an unknown author the following: "A will is a wish, sealed words, "A will is your last word, unspoken yet irrevokable. "A will is your philosophy, made public forever. "A will is your living faith, echoing through the years. "A will is your absolute ballot, a vote for things eternal. "A will is your legal resurrection, you being dead, yet speak." To this Dr. Aull adds: "Truly, as the saying goes, 'Where there's a WILL, There's a W A Y . . . Your way!'" It's sound advice. '&MZ4-? . . Some with a Different Twist "The man who occupied this room," said the landlady, "was an inventor, lie invented an explosive." "I suppose those spots on the wall are the explosive," said the roomer. "No," said the landlady. "They are the inventor." * * Policeman: "Did you see the number of the car that knocked you down, madam?" Woman: "No, but the woman in it wore a black turban trimmed in red and her coat was imitation fur." * * * Think, women ? think! If you can't find a button, sew up the buttonhole. V'w \ j Valerie Faith is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David McNinch and qranddaughtcr of Mr. and Mrs. Prossley Chancy. She celebrated her 1st birthday February 10.