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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
TTiursdoy, November 27, 1947
Goodyear Tires
and Tubes
.‘BATTERIES AND
ACCESSORIES
McMillan
Service Station
Sinclair Products
Phone No. 2
Many Houses Sprayed
In County Against
Spread of Malaria
Thanksgiving in
Clinton 15 Years Ago
Frederick W. Little
Passes At Laurens
Laurens, Nov. 24.—Frederick W.
Little, 74, prominent citizen of this
countyr^died Monday afternoon at
the Laurens county hospital. He was
Columbia, Nov. 25. (Special *° (From Files of The Chrdnicle, No-
i The Chronicle).—Under the malaria; vember 24, 1932)
control program, 2,212 houses in ,' ReV. H. O. Chambers has been sent
Laurens county were sprayed with. back to Broad Street Methodist j the son of the late George F. and
DDT last kimme-, according to a Ich urch as pastor for a third year. (Margaret Wright Little. His wife,
report this week from Dr. G. E. M c- ! 4U Thanks * ivin 8 s D ervie / S et wil l ^(who died in 1937, was*Mrs. Eugenia
.... _ _ * . . . this morning at Broad Street Metho-!^., T T ! < >
Daniel, director of the departmen church. Rev. Eldward Long 1 . 1 1°
of preventable diseases of the S. C. af the First B a p t j st church, will be !frortl actlve business interests several
HOT WATER
HEATERS
AUTOMATIC OIL,
ELECTRIC or GAS
Up to 82 Gallons
Prices Greatly Reduced To
Make Room for Christmas
Merchandise.
HOME
SUPPLY CO.
Next to Bailey's Bank
State Board of Health. In the state, ^ gp^ker.
a total of 188,752 houses were spray-; jyj r and Mrs B p Wingard have
jed with DDT under the malaria con- moved here from Greenville and
,trol program betAA-een April and Sep- . win Qpen a flower ^ on East
tember. i Carolnia avenue. L_
years ago, because oi declining health
but his recent critical illness had
extended over a period of nine
months.
- survived by the following [
Laurens was one of the 14 counties, Mi$s Lidie Davis of Langley, is| daughters and sons: Mrs. Mary'
in the state in which spiaying was S p end j n g the Thanksgiving holidays 1 Little Bailey, of Greenwood, Mrs. 1
done entirely by the State Board of w jth her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John [James C. Dozier, Miss Lucy Little!
Health, with funds provided by the; D Davis ! and M rs. T. R. Keisler, Jr., all of 1
, state legislarture. The counties in-. Miss Maude Sumerel is spending(Columbia, Mrs. Kathryn Little Byrd, 1
'Savannah, Ga., D. Fred Little, Lau-'
rens, and James F. Little, Columbia,
one sister, Mrs. J. C. Philpot, Co-
i eluded in this program were those; ^ Thanksgiving season with her
having a low' death rate from ma - s i s t er> Mrs. J. S. McGregor, in Ruby.
laria. Dr; McDaniel explained, and j-j r and Mrs. Jack H. Yqlung are . , -
j 9,336 houses were sprayfcd under this vdgjting their daughter, Mrs. J. M. lurubia, several grandchildren and
program. Dick( and Mr Dick jn p u i askit V a. one great-grandchild.
The U. S. Public Health Service Mrs. H. M. Wise and little daugh-
and the State Board of Health com
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ter of Jacksonville, Fla., are visit
■bined also sprayed 178,007 houses in; |ng her parentSi Mr. and Mrs. R. ll
, 24 couivties having the highest death Vance.
j rate from malaria. An additional. Mrs. Cyrus Bailey and daughters,
spraying project, which includeu Misses Frances and Florence Bailey,
, 1,409 houses in four counties border- of Augusta, Ga., are spending
p ing on Lake Murray, was also under-j Xhanks g iving with the latter tWQ .,
taken by the State Board of Health, ( grand)father> w j Baile y
with labor provided by the S. C.|
Electric and Gas- company.
Funeral services were held Tues
day afternoon at 3 o'clock at the
chapel of the Kennedy mortuary,
conducted by Rev. T. C. Cook, pastor
of the First Presbyterian church, of
which Mr. Little was a member.
Interment followed in the Laurens!
cemetery.
Pallbearers were grandsons, and
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,
November 27 and 28 ^
luMrm josif* 4™®- »
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& pau^ter's ?
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NOTE—
Thursday (Thanksgiving) fea
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-Friday: 2:22, 4:21,
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November 28 and 29
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damp Boyd B. C. Ferguson
Mrs. Blakely Tribble entertained: ne Phews, James C. Dozier, Donald
a group of children yesterday af-! P- Dozier, William L. Bailey, Law-
ternoon in celebration of the birth-! ren ce Garrett, George F. Little and
day of her little daughter, Betty. [Henry T. Little.
Mrs. John W. Finney has been I ^ ~~
elected president of the Woman’s
auxiliary of North Broad Street
i Methodist church for the coming
year. A
Clinton's Municipal Plant
Seventh In Comparative '
Electrical Rates
i Columbia, Noy\
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Utilities division 'Af
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Information ob-
from the Public
the 'South Caro
lina Public* Service commission in
dicates that the residential electrical
| rates of the Clinton city power plant
are moderately low compared to the
[others in the state.
The electrical rates of city-owned
utilities fluctuate considerably in
comparison because of carying local
conditions, such as power source,
.size of installation, and amount of
indebtedness. In addition, power
rates for both private and public
owned utilities vary in proportion to
the amount of power furnished.
According to rate schedules from
the public service commission's elec
trical utilities division, Clinton's mu
nicipal plant ranks sevenith among!
the city-owtied utilities in iis rate;
for 15 kilowatt hours of residential
v electricity p£r month, which is $1.00; j
8;seventh for its 100 KWH raid, which
is $3.75; ninth for its 300 KWH rate,!
Tj | which is $7.75; and eighth for its 500
ft [KWH, which is $11.75. In contrast, 1
j|'the highest electrical rate for a mu- 1
ft.nicipal plant for 15 KWH is reported
| as that of the Rock Hill city-owned'
y , electrical utility, a total of $3.00, and!
$! the lowest is the 40-cent rate of the |
|| i Prosperity municipal system,
ft! For the 100 KWH rate, Rock Hill;
8 1 is again in the lead, with a charge!
ft of $5.75, and the lowest is again the 1
gj Prosperity plant, with a $2.13 rate, j
§!Rock Hill's rate of $11.75 also was;
S; the highest for the 300 KWH bracket
H and the Newberry municipal plant’s
2 j $4.88 was the lowest,
ft | Due West is recorded as having the
leading rate of $17.50 for 500 KWH.
glThe smallest rate is that of the New
BUSINESS
ANNOUNCEMENT
We would Uke to announce
to the public and the host of
loyal customers of oar father,
Ira C. Boland, that we will not
be able to continue his busi
ness. We expect to offer the
stock of goods and fixtures for
sale, presumably to a buyer in
terested in continuing the bus
iness. It will be offered for sale
immediately on completion of
the inventory. We expect to re
tain the accounts and will re
ceive payment at the conven
ience of his customers.
To 411 who have so faithfully
supported him with your busi
ness through the years, we ex-
tend our sincere thanks.
Rotchford W. Boland
Robert I. Boland
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berry city utility, which charges
$7.58 for 500 KWH.
Towns in the county of Laurens
j>, are serviced by the Duke Power
:|]company, and the residential rates of
j this organizaztion, as compared to!
' those of the other ten private elec-!
| trical utilities in the state, are as j
follows: 15 KWH, 98 cents fifth place;
in rates; 100 KWH, $3.20, seventh
(place; 300 KWH, $7.20, seventh place,]
jand 500 KWH, $11.20, fourth place.
Towns in the county which are serv
ed by the Duke Power company are!
Barksdale, Cold Point, Cross Hill,'
Gray Court, Lanford Station, Lau-j
[rens, Maddens, Mountville, Ora, Ow-
jings, and Princeton.
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according to the distance from point
of power generation, cort of trans
mitting facilities, whether' power is
generated or purchased from other j
sources, and the number of custom-i
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from a plant that buys its electricity
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