Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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SEPTEMBER 17, 1968 List of Christmi Decorator Wall Clock Early American Wall Clock J Tncfnmnfip Pamora 1 Record Cabinet F Portable Phonograph C Chair Val-Aide S Clock-Radio F Electric Shoe Polisher C Home Barber Shop Kit F Electric Shaver F Lighted Make-Up Mirror / Water Pulse Oral Lavage C Steam/Press Valet I Bathroom Ensemble L Electric Heater I 45 Piece Dinnerware Set ? Stainless Flatware I Toflrm rnnlfurnro I Electric Knife Four-Slice Toaster Candle Glow Ovenware Set Lumen-Lite Hand Vacuum Cleaner Gents Yellow Gold Watch Ladies 17 Jewel Yellow Gold Watch L.acues 17 Jewel Chrome I Watch I Coffee Service 1 Fondue Dish and Tray ^ Carpet Sweeper 1 Campers Kit Was It "Carelessness"? ? C How many of us have v used that meaningless i PPisi t \ Shown hero Is Snuffle, a the shining-eyed Siamese e owned by Mrs. Myriie Ale- t wine. s SCHOOLS OPEN . . . BUT C CHILDREN DON'T THINK S YOU TH We are in the first month it is appropriate that public importance of protecting the j teachers, public officials, in f sponsibility to instruct childre: in traffic, on the playground, home. For many it is their first e? and returning to their homes. r resource and it is our responsit ly instruct them to stay on th< only on the proper crosswall police officers, safety patrols, inc attention of Mr. an* alerted that during a carefre in the excitement of renewing unexpected even though ins home. We, as drivers, must r cautious of children walking c The month of September i to check up on our safe trav< in every way in making our for children, to adhere stricth and to conduct ourselves with is Gifts To Be ledge Trimmer ig Saw 4" Drill Kit 'ropane Torch Kit 'orning Cookware Set lnnur_T .ito Prvrkln** "loodlight Lantern 'amp Stove Jlectric Ice Cream Freezer tod & Reel attache' Case Jents Companion Bag ^adies Overnight Bag ^adies Beauty Case lairdryer iteam & Sprinkle Iron folding High Chair laker-Broiler i'ood Mix#?r ome digging. We must tart by hunting for clues ind asking questions and, ?mbarrassing or not, start he questioning with ourelves. ARS CAN'T THINK AND O ? PLEASE . . . WON'T INK? of another school year and attention be called to the fouth of our area. Parents, act all adults, have a ren in sound safety practices in the classroom, and at cperience in going to school Hiey are our most precious >ility, as parents, to propere? sidewalk, to cross streets cs, to obey the signals of and traffic lights, d Mrs. Motorist must be e summer many children, old friendships, will do the tructed and cautioned at nm r> i n llort nnrl Kn nvirft >r riding to school, is a good time for all of us ?1 habits and to cooperate streets and highways safe / to the rules of the road, courtesy to others. Vaffle Grill Pressure Pan Deluxe Can Opener ^oower-Deep Fryer 3 lender electric Buffet Skillet horning Combination Afghan Crochet Kit kittle Touch and Sew Dual Control Electric Blanket Vranch Set A" Drive Socket Set )r "Negligence"? vord "carelessness" in tryng to explain the cause of in accident. The use of this word inlicates a habit of thinking hat can be dangerous to >ur safety program, because t discourages any attempt o discover the real causes >f accidents. Of course, if we're serious ibout finding the real cause >f accidents, it will take THE CLOTHMAKER Chosen From : Vfj^S r * ^j^B Joyce, 15, Judy, 10, and F 10, are the handsome daugh; and Sarah Landers, Clinton ] ing employee*, jfi This 15 months charmsr li ter of Mr. and Mrs. Dray Mr. Bishop is Training E Clinton Mills. Are you registered to vote? If check. Is there any possibility tha November 5? If so, find out now h absentee ballot. Absentee voters car In November's general electior nearly 173,000 precincts to select of other office holders, including governors, state legislators, and cot vote it is estimated that several mill on Election Day. How many of th many elections. It is estimated tha cent to as high as 6 per cent of th can be the deciding factor in close r In Indiana, 1967, Democrat Ri< Gary by a margin of 300 votes ou in the 7th Congressional District, 1,965 votes out of 88,201 cast. In on the return of the absentee vot day in 1940 Republican incumbent by some 1600 votes. After tabulatic 430 votes. Who said your one vote isn't imj BE SURE YOU AR ORDER TO VOI one-third of eligible citiz vote in the They were pol Make sure that this < e Of Our Chii 'hyllis Ann, ters of Carl ? Mills Weavi i a 9J Mike end Ton i the daugh- are shown sob ton Bishop, problem. They >irec!or for and Mrs. Thur, tree Street. Ly< 7 saw Ji V you're not sure, now is the time to t you may be away from home on ow, when and where to apply for an i make the difference! i, the American people will go to their President as well as thousands U. S. senators and representatives, inty sheriffs. Of those eligible to ion will be away from their precincts lem vote will decide the outcome of t absentee voting accounts for 1 per te total vote; hence, absentee voting aces. :hard Hatcher was elected mayor of t of some 74,(XX) cast. In Tennessee Democrat Leonard Blanton won by 1960 Richard Nixon won California :es. In Kansas at the end of election t Governor Payne Ratner was trailing >n of absentee ballots Ratner won by x>rtant? E REGISTERED IN "E NOVEMBER 5 the nation's ens failed to last election!! !! itical drop-outs, ioesn't happen to you. dren \ *N. -* \ jp 22" iy Coker of Fountain Inn ring the summer's heat are grandsons of Mr. - _ ? aa n 1. luwtt juues oi oa reacniia.