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k f* I’nee Forir THE CLINTON CHKnM'JI t Thursday, March 16, 1956 notice of special election NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That pursuant to the provisions of an Act < f the General Assembly of the State < HSouth Carolina, entitled,* "An Act to authorize the Board of Trustees of Hunter School Dis trict No. 5, of Laurens County, to conduct an election to submit to the Qualified Electors of said Dis trict the question of the issuance of Bonds of said School District in the amount of not exceeding One Hundred Thousand (§100,000.00) Dollars, to authorize said Board of Trustees to issue Bonds should said election result favorably, and to provide for the payment of said Bonds." , an y good music. Usually you can, ? along and relish it. But, goodness by hunting' through the mire and sake, I et founde ed on a steady jumble of impetuous ads, wild and, diet of the stuff. And I can’t use wooly torch singing, jamble of fur~*| much strictly classical music eith- ious jazz, and the doleful tones of. er.' But there in the great middle- the hillbilly. But that night I could ground in an ocean of grea-t music not find any sure enough music for a long* time. A lot of folks must feeling our responsiblliiy, each | . r al! we sallied forth into the fields after the harvest and gleaned the nubbins Jhat were left. For winter! was at hand Our fields, and those of neighbors, on which we average folks can sail» vere gone over thoroughly. A nub bin" left here and there eventually ^ gave us as much as we wanted to] tote. One day, away down in Cous in Ed’s creek bottom, I found a whole pile of corn the^^ad over- there in the till g hmf By J. M. ELEAZER. Clemson College Extension Infor mation Specialist looked grass in a vAiich became effective upon its ap- chairman of the group, the 94 school vrova! by the Governor on February and feast for a li etime and find new like that sort of stuff, there’s so thrills every day. I wish more of the much of it. radio program makers found that But after wangling that knob for out - over an hour through spots that Boys Are That Way sounded like cats fighting, battles The pride of possession and the raging, and funeral dirges, I came to yearning for security just come nat- corn middle." It practically filed my 'tome music about midnight. And urally I guess. I sack. And I sat on that until my from there on the sailing was smooth j experienced them both early, as the motor purred gently in the At an early age my folks gave me crisp air across hills and vales. I a goat that I prized above all else. Phones In Clarendon was simply out of this world when And then I got some ducks that were With county agent Grainger as tw» An* «*?». lyjyl by. »b»n<l- my very own vuiMTOSH'S SHOE SHOP >#»nd Your Shoep To 11* for Rest Materials and Workmanship. ant orchestration, hit Victor Herbert’s These possessions gave me great "Song of Love". And there followed leasure . But lh brought r e S ponsi- brother garnered the field for an hour or more to get his. Experiences of childhood! How pleasant they are to look back on! And I can live it all again, as I nqw watch our youngsters today. THE CHRONICLE <ch. 1950, a SPECIAL ELECTION tru ^es of Clarendon county are for an hour similar good music by bmt lhat( Y realized a bit . A nd that Completely Covers Clinton’s Trade •Wild/BE HELD IN HUNTER a complete survey for rural voice and instrument. It was really th mu . st , be fed M brother SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 5 (inWr- tel JP hones m Clarendon county good livnng form there on home. ; had his pets too> and he reacted as «hangeablv referred to as SCHOOL v \° P Ian to _ take m all of the pi e3 , 3nt composure, a moonlit i di d. His were a dog and guineas, i>1 STRICT HUNTER NO. 5), of county or none, says Grainger. The n ;ght, a car rearin' to go, and good —— ' AUREN’S COUNTY, the STATE r ‘ ch territory will help take care music no t ruined by overdoing the <; »F SOUTH CAROLINA, on Tues- the s I >arse ' y settled. And, if their ads — a u wen t t 0 make what might ( ; ilV the 21st DAY OF MARCH. P^ ans work ou t. every farm in the have been a dreary trip an evening ’ P5n.~frrr the pti-posc of submitting ^ 0lin J; v that wat ^~ s a P hunc vvi11 to icmemhgr. electors of said K ls area coverage we are af- T wb y ears a g 0 a radically new ter. he says, "and not just the sor t 0 f radio .station was started in thickly settled areas. / New York hy a man »rhr> had- wf- In late years the benediction- of fered the disturbance I did in the electricity has come to most of our first part of that trip. It was dedi- farms. And farm-to-market roads. rated to good music.-Split-second are putting many an isolated farm timing was, abandoned. Ads were Area for Advertisers There Is No Substitute lor New* pa >>e> \fl > erl•«■»* IN . . . and see our complete line of John Deere equipment. Let . ns demonstrate how a John Deere Hammer Mill and Letz Feed Maker will prepare yourr feed cheaper and better. J. R. CRAWFORD $ TABLES — Arrow, Markwell and other standard machines. Chronicle Publishing Co. Phone 74. a the qu-a.ihea - hool District, the question: "Shall the Board of Trustees of Hunter School District No. 5. of F,aurens County, be empowered to ssue. either a single issue or from lime to time as several separate is sues. Bonds of said School District o the amount ot not exceeding One Hundred Thousand (S100.000.00V Dollars, whose proceeds shall be expended for additional school fa- •ilities in said Disrtict?" out of the mud and on Main street, short and dignified. The listener’s And, now. add telephones to that, pleasure was considered foremost and we will surely have the elements The thing has succeeded big, I for Tieller living T>ut on the lands of ’understand. — - ■ the state. And where did they get the idea* Bad Music that the crudest of hillbilfy stuff is I like to ride at night when the typical of farms and appeals most The polling places for said Elec- m ion is full. to farm liking? Watch a farm_ aud- i on. arid the Managers of said Elec- It was the other night, and I had ience react to good music, as I did i on at each of said polling places a long trip across state And good at Clemson’s Farmers’ Week, and . r ail be as follows: music fits in there too. I had look- you'll see. And-if farm people like -t v,i ■ : p.e ' ''■■e no! 1 - —forward—to—that, after a busy good music. I belieye other folks week. do too. Well, sir. that 'turned out to be a Don't get the idea I'm going high- beautiful night. And it would have brow on this music thing. 1 can I HO** 9 " s trat‘ 0 ° SINGER REBUILT ELECTRIC PORTABLE SEWING MACHINES the noff- ■ g place shall be located at the City }ia!l. and the Managers shall be H. M Young. Sr. M. D Milam. 'Sr , and ,'<«i e C McMillan. For Clinton Cotton Mill-Pre- ’. ’. the polling place shall be lo- \ : : Pitts Street Lunch Stand at . , in: of W. ^itls and Baiey Streets Known as Greasy Corner), and the ".^TrfTT'Tgc:thn!: ’ iv*' E.- B. Norton. R. I. Yarborough, and Mrs. Fay Wilson. 3 For Lydia Mill Precinct, the , 'cling place shall be located at Lvdia Mill Store, and the Managers .-nail be: H W Williams, Mrs. Ralph '’arb'in. and Mrs David Word. The polls will be opened for said hoecial Election at o o’clock in the • ' re no' n' arid" will be closed at ■ lock in the afternoon on the day ‘ ;.t the places aforesaid. • iy those f>ersons who are prop- c y registered on the County, Books-' Registration and who present i .edy Registration Certificates dat- • - during the period January 1, 1948, . • February 18. 1950. both, indu- .- a i and who, if liable therefor,’ ) c-i nt proof of their payment of-the j oil tax for the year 1949 on or be- • tc February' 1H. 1950, shall be per- : .tted to vote. The production of a tuicate or of the receipt of the < .icer authorized to collect such tax-, t sha 1 .] be conclusive proof of the •ymerit thereof. R. 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