The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, March 19, 1953, Image 10
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Thursday, March 19, 1953
Pape Two
Lydia
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' week. Special movies were shown j
| at Hickory Tavern, Gray Court
1 and MountviUe schools. Club meni-
; bers throughout^ the county had I
special chapel programs and pro-
grams at regular club meetings
during the week. Club members
were urged to do some work on
home projects and go as far as pos
sible in completing these projects.
A special radio program was pre-
Ahite doth with a center arrange-
nent . ( daffodils and iris on a re-,
bettor flanked by yellow candles
n crystal candelabra. i
Assisting in entertaining ^ en :Vseated by the county-wide 4-H
Mrs. H F Whitmire, Mrs. Cecil on Thursday and Saturday of
IcLendon, Mrs. Chanes Gaffney, W eek. The program told the
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Poole, Mr and valuc of 4 . H club leaders, 4-H
rs. J. R Abercrombie, Mrs. Clyde p ro j ectSj an( i t i 10 4.^ c i ub WO rk in
1 ramn.ci
Misses Ruby Thomas
i irbara .JA.U*ni.re, Bobbie Sharp-
a, Delores Alexander, Imogene
. ickson. Mrs. Tommie Nabors and
.Mrs. Joe ('orley.
the county. Herschel Gibbs. Trin
ity Ridge; Wofford Woods, Green-
pond: Patricia Dodson, Hickory
Tavern; Amelia Bolt, Barksdale-
Health Department
To Hold Clinics For
Rabies Vaccination
Schedules for the 1953 rabies
vaccination clinics fpr Laurens
county for the upper and lower sec
tions. were announced Monday by
Dr. J. C. Sease, director of the
Laurens County Health Depart-,
ment. The program will run from
March 23 to April 4. The warning!
Ls‘ “Inoculate Your Dog—Protect
Your Child.”
Dr. Sease said that the clinics
would be set up at the points des
Narnie: Mrs. Fred Woods.^county-
Around 100 called between the 1 wile 4-H club leader, and Hazle bv the sanitarians of the
hours of 7 and 9 p. m. Cake squares, Lean, home agent, participated on, hc a lth department and manned by
mints and punch were served. the program. .members of the veterinary profes-
t -j 4 tr i u * V sion of South Carolina.
^ t i 4* The county-wide 4-H club set up ^ , ,4. . ,
Allen E. Ingleti Passes a display 0IV National 4-H Club Only these official clinics should
Alien E. Inglett, 49 died early WeeR in the window of Belk - S De- b e used,’ Dr. Sease cautioned. “In
Saturday morning at his home at partment store m ^jurens. Through some instances unauthorized per-1
- >’dia Mill after several years of the direction o{ ^ local leader, ^ons have held clinics similar to
tclining health and a critical short Mrs Fred woods, club members th e official ones. However, only;
ness. arranged projects of both girls and fhe official clinics, with veterina-,*
He was a native of Augusta. Ga„ boys ^ 4 . H poSter a nd banner rians e^ ormin g the inoculations,
ut had made his home here f °r j for outstanding council work in the ar e authorized to give the qfficial;
iree years. He was a member of state m 1952 wa$ used as a back .; certificate of vacciation. Neither;
•he Curtis Street Baptist church in ound for project material A do health authorities have any con-;
Augusta and a veteran of Worldly. and girl mann e qu in dressed in trol over the type of vaccine used;
J. ar II. 4-H uniforms represented 4-H club in these unauthorized clinics.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs. members w j tb projects. ! Dr - Sease pointed out that ac-1
‘ Carolyn ; Knott Inglett:' one ^son,, ' 4 cording to state law each dog own-;
Charles'Shingler Inglett, both of;. 1 mety mem ier s attended aj'P^'j er mus t present his dog for vaccina- 1
Lydia Mills. Also by his father and l 3 * cbl h banque at the e r ^'j t j 0n against rabies once a year. I
• mether, Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. ing Schoo. on . arch The a - egftifjeate of vaccination is the j
Inglett; three sisters, Mrs. David jfl ue "as prepared y e 00 owner ’ s evidence that he has com-
Halcame, Mrs. Huber Creech and 1 ^ ^ ^ | plied with the law and will be hon-
Mrs. Dewey Kitchen, all of Augus
ta, Ga.
Funeral services were conducted
Sundav afternoon at the Lydia; , ^ ,
Mills Presbyterian church by thelS reen and white, the 4-H colors.
Rev. Neal E. Truesdale. Burial Geneva Horne, president of the
followed in Bull Swamp Baptist club, presided at th£ banquet. Rev.
church cemetery near North. E. K. Garrison gave the invoca-
Pallbearers were B. W. Crouch, i tion. Dorothy Howell, club mem-
Henry Caughman, Jim Dominick, *ber, welcomed guests and faculty and Br w. W. Adams of this city,
David Pitts, Jake Brown and Mark members. The response was given are veterinarians in charge and |
Windsor. by Mrs. Aylkffe Jacobs, member each has announced an itinerary for
♦ of the faculty. Group singing of f be U pper and lower parts of the
4-H Cluh Banmiet the following club songs, “Pep, county,
n ^IUD Danquer ISong,” “Dreaming,’' “Follow the
At Training School Gleam,” and “Make the Best A
Girls
dressed
assisting with the taWe were or( , d , he Q0 treasurer as
uressed m 4-H tm,forms Mrs. Be- , men , o( hjs d Ux
atnee Sloan ,s the local leader for, ^ he ^ d with over 2
the club. The decorations were in 000 vaccinations was the banner
year in vaccination and the lowest
recorded incidence of rabies in
years, with not a single clinical
case in the county. ,
Dr. W. D. Mayfield, of Laurens,
Largely Attended
4-H club members in Laurens
county joined the thousands of
ether club members in the nation in
serving 4-H Club Week of March!
Little Better,” were led by Anita
Silver, club song leader, and ac-
Anna Corley sang a special se-
companied by Joe Shay,
lection and other entertainment
was presented by club members.
tap dance;
1 Dorothy Haynes and Dorothy How-
7 Nafiona! 4-H posters were sent!.—- ^Tn^T^vSd
from the Extension office to 4-H . ’ * 4 ti 1 k
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Dr. Adams’ schedule for this sec
tion follows;
Monday, March 23
MountviUe— Watts Bros. Groc
ery, 1:00-200 P. M.
Cross Hill — Railroad Station,
2:00-3:00 P. M.
J. W. Scurry Grocery — Cross
Hill-Chappells Highway, 3:00-4:00
P. M.
Wednesday, March 25
4-H local leaders and club mem-
"bers were written concerning this
-4-r0O-4 -
her as a club member. 1 2:00 P. M.
Miss Georgia Taylor. assistant—.f^nd , s--CTO^~T^a^~T^ore r4
..state . girisl... J ageaL-Jfianttn-op col- Grocery, 2:00-3:00 P
lege gave a talk on opportunities
WE DO ALL KINDS OF PRINTING I^ vc a L __ _ ,
—EXCEPT B\D ; offerejd in the 4-H club program.
CHRONICLE PUBLISHING CO. Through the use of posters she
showed the group awards, relations
Say— 1 of the 4-H club member to the lo-
“I SAW IT IN THE CHRONICLE” , cal leaders, parents, sponsors and
Thank You , public.
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Savings Accounts
3%—DIVIDEND—3%
We invite savings accounts from the people of Clinton
and vicinity. You will like oar friendly and efficient ser
vice, and yon will receive your dividend promptly each
January 1st and July 1st. Any amount — from $1 op —
opens an account.
Each account is insured up to $10,000 by the Federal
Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation. Two people may
have up to $30,000 fully insured.
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Accounts by mail promptly acknowledged.
Chartered and Supervised by the
United States Government
Laurens Federal Savings
& Loan Association
Telephone 22271
LAURENS’ LARGEST SAYINGS INSTITUTION
104 West Main Street Laurens, S. C.
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Youngs’ Cross Roads— Gastiey’s
Grocery, 3:00-4:00 P. M.
Saturday. March 28
Joanna—Fire Department, 10:00
A. M.-12:00.
Veterinarian’s Office in Clinton—
Whitmire Highway, 1:00-3:00 P. M.
Monday, March 30
Hopewell — Community House,
1:00-2:00 P. M.
Milton—Simpson’s Grocery, 2:00-
3:00 P. M.
Wednesday. April 1
Sandy Springs—Fulmer’s Store,
1:00-2:00 P. M.
Madden’s Grocery— Clinton-Ora
Highway, 2:00-3:00 P. M.
Geo. Phillips’ Grocery — Near
Lowman’s Mill, 3:00-4:00 P. M.
Saturday, April 4
Lydia Mills — Swimming Pool,
10:00-11:00 A. M.
Clinton Mills — Ball Park, 11:00
A.M.-12:00.
Veterinarian’s Office in Clinton
—Whitmire Highway, 1:00-3:00 P.
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OUR DISPLAY
••• of...
GRAIN STORAGE SYSTEMS
The Newest and Finest
Featuring Individual Bins lor the F
Joe Kirven Given
Another Gold Star
For Football Ability
Joe Kirven of Sumter, Presbyte
rian college Little All-America end,
has just received another gold star
for football ability—selection to
the 1952 Pi Kappa Alpha frater
nity All-America team.
Kirven is featured on the front
cover of the March issue of The
Shield and Diamond, the frater
nity’s national quarterly publica
tion, along with All-America John
Miohels of Tennessee and Tom
Scott of Virginia.
Another Presbyterian stalwart of
the past season. Tack's Tommy
Sheriff of Orangeburg, was one of
two players not making the fra
ternity All-America, who received
special commendation. He was
barely nosed out for selection to
the honor team.
NOW ON HAND ...
Good Supply of Used Equipment
— including —
• Harrows • Hay Rakes • Combines
• Tractors -*r of every size • Plows
Lawens Tractor & Implement Ce.
Incorporated *
Authorized JOHN DEERE DEALER for Laurens County
SALES — PARTS — SERVICE TELEPHONE ttSH
Clinton Hwy. — V* Mile Past City Limits — Laurens, 8. C.
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Procurement Officer
To Visit College
A special procurement team from
the U. S. Naval Air Station, At
lanta, Ga. will be at Presbyterian
college on March 20 to discuss the
Naval Aviation Cadet Training pro
gram with those students who may
be interested.
All students interested are in
vited to discuss the Naval Aviation
Cadet program with the procure
ment team during their visit to the
campus.
DA L MARION
NATUROPATH
Rm. Phone Wt
600 South Brand St.
BIGGER and BETTER
Kiwanis
FOLLIES
TWO BIG NIGHTS
Thursday-Friday, March 19-20
High School Auditorium — 8:00 P. M.
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ENTERTAINMENT AT ITS BEST
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Music - Dancing - Comedy
TWO HOURS OF WHOLESOME, ENJOYABLE ENTERTAINMENT
FEATURING HOME TALENT
In Appropriate Settings and Costumes
Proceeds To Be Used for Kiwanis Club’s Work
In the Community
Adults 1.00
TICKETS N0vT6n §ALE
By all members of Kiwanis Club and Blue Bird and Camp Fire Girls
ROGERS
Salad Dressing
Apple Jelly
Pork & Beans
Roast Beef
NU-TREAT
OLD VIRGINIA
SCOTT
COUNTY
2
3
SANSINENA
12-Oz.
Can
NU-TREAT
COLORED
OAK HILL
CHOPPED
OAK HILL
CHOPPED
Margarnie
Turnip Greens
CoIIard Greens
Our Pride
Co-Chem
Clo-White LAUNfRY BLEACH
17-Oz.
Can
SANDWICH
BREAD
LIQUID STARCH
24-Oz.
Loaf
21c
29c
25c
55c
21c
10c
10c
20c
15c
10c
WHOLE OR HALF — SMOKED
PICNICS
lb. 35c
6 to 8 Lbs.
Avg. Wt.
Armour’s Star
FRANKS, lb 49c
Young Pig, Sliced
LIVER, lb 29c
Gorton Cello Wrapped
FLOUNDER Fillets, lb. 59c
EXTRA FANCY TENDER GREEN
CORN
5 ears 29c
ON-THE-
COB
Jumbo Size
GRAPEFRUIT, 4 for . 27c
k
Fancy Plocal
CELERY, 2 stalks .... 15c
U. S. No. 1 Now
Red POTATOES, 5 lbs. 27c