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Page Eight V. THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Thursday, November 12, 1953 u r Two Training School Winners field Crops Girls winners or Laurens County Fair State Food Award Geneva Horne and • Mareell* Below are the blue ribbon and c leve i an( j > state Training School <ash award winners in the adult ^ members, won the state 4-H department of the recent Laurens proj^t Award in Dairy Food Team (ounty fair in the order of placing, demonstrations held recently at the Ten ears of white corn: W. W. annual State 4-H Achievement ban-' Baldwin and Furman H 6 11 a m s, the Jefferson hotel in Co- Gray Court; ten ears yellow corn j um ^j a Both girls received wrist .1 S. George, Laurens, Rt. 3, M. A. wa t c hes as the state award Wjison Gray Court, and John H. and lte have ex .t Neighbors, Laurens Rt 1. cclled jn foods work and dairy Bale of alfalfa: Pluss Brown, Da- f 00{ j s team demonstrations. Their \id Brown, Laurens, Rt. and L. w j nn mg demonstration was on R. Adams, Mountville. "Sandwich Spreads Using Dairy Bale of lespedeza: L. R. Adams, p roc iucts.” They have given a Mountville; J. W. Tinsley’, Laurens, num b er 0 f demonstrations on dairy Rt 3; and J. H. Powers, Gray Couit. p ro ducts in the local club, county Bushel basket sweet potatoes. J. mee tings and Piedmont District H Powers, Gray Court, Rt. 1, , meetings. Other 4-H projects com-' Blakely and H. G. McCall, Laurens, by the girls are clothing, Rt - 3 - v , canning, health, home improve Pumpkin: G. W. Baldwin, Ear ment an( j leadership. Blakely, Laurens, Rt. 3; and Mrs. ., . - .1 H Powers, Gray Court, Rt. 1. | ^arcelle is president of the local i Three heads of cabbage: Mrs. W. clu b and served as secretary last T Kannmg, Joanna. >; ear - She is a leader for a group of | Collards: Joe Poole, Clinton, Rt. 15 J unior 4 * H cl " b ™ err \ he / s Si ^ e I 1: Mrs S. F. Godwin and Mrs. Lo-; fven years and attended county vene Harmon. Laurens. , has been a 4-H club member for Bunch of other vegetables; Carl ca "'P ^ ear , „ , Harris. Laurens, Rt. 3. I Gene u va has bee " T ^ Bunch of purple top turnips: W. for ei 6 ht >; ears and attended county F. Burns. Laurens; F. C. Culbert- cam P f ach >; ear ’. She was presi-. son. Wattsville: and Mrs. Charlit? ° er>t of her clubin 1952 and leader Owings, Owings. | for two y ears of J un10 ^ 4 ’ H mem * Peppers: J. S. George, Earl bers. . . , | Blakely, Laurens, Rt. 3: and Mrs. Mrs Beatrice Sloan is local lead-, Clarence Britton, Gray Court. ' er t° r the Training School club. Trav of tomatoes: Mrs. H. A.) " Copland Cl,"ton; L. B. Trammell, p C Bosketboll Schedule Rt. 1, Clinton; and David Brown, Rt 2, Laurens. Half gallon jar of sorghum sy rup: J. W. Tinsley, Laurens, Rt. 3. Peck of Pecans: Otis Cook, Ow- mgs; J. H. Powers, Gray Court; and J T. Patterson, Lanford. Peck of wheat: J. W. Tinsley, J. T Patterson, Lanford, and Ryland Hughes, Owings. Peck of oats: J W. Tinsley, Pa'ul For / 53- / 54 Announced November 24—Dunean Mill (Ex- i hibition) at Clinton. November 28—Dunean Mill (Ex-1 hibition) at Greenville. December 1—Clemson at Clinton. December 5—Catwaba at Salis- j bury, N. C. December 7—High Point at High Owings, Owings; and A. J. Smith, | Point, N- C. , Lanford. Rt. 1. ! December 10—(Preliminary) Co-! Peck of barley: J. W. Tinsley and lumbia Seminary C'B)) at Clinton ! Richard Owings, Owings. , December 10—^Elon (8:00 p. m.) at' Peck of Kobe lespedeza: J. W. Clinton. Tinsley and A. J. Smith, Lanford, December 12—Catawba at Clin-' Rt. 1. ton. Peck of Korean lespedeza: Paul December 15—Clemson at Clem- Owings, Brooks Stoddard and Fred SO n, Stoddard, Owings. January 5—Furman at Charlotte, Peck of sericea lespedeza: Car- n. C. ’ Wallace, Gray Court, Rt. 1, and January 7—Elon at Elon, N. C. January 13—New|berry at New berry. > January 16—Erskine at Clinton January 25—Mercer at Clinton. January 28—Furman at Green ville. January’ 30—Wofford at Clinton. ' February 3—Detroit Institute at: i o Fred Stoddard, Owings. Peck of crimson clover: J. W. Tinsley, Rt. 3, ‘Laurens; Milton Woods, Owings: and A. G. Hill, Ware Shoals, Rt. 1. Peck grain sorghum: J. W. Tins ley, Laurens, Rt. 3 Peck of peas: J R. Armstrong, Laurens, Rt. 3; J. H. Powers, and Clinton. Carrol Wallace, Gray Court. j February 5—Charleston College; Peck of peanuts. J. H. Powers, at Charleston. Gray Court; and Mrs. A. A. Weath- February 6 — The Citadel at' trs, Laurens, Rt. 3. ' Charleston. Best display of honey: Rev. J. H. February 11—Mercer at Macoa, Mitchell and Mrs. Helen P. Mitch- Ga. til, Gray Court. February 13—Wofford at Spaf- Ham: Mrs J. H. Powers, Gray tanburg. Court, and J. W Tinsley, Laurens, February 17—Newberry at Clin- Rt 3. ton. Bacon: Mrs. J. W. Tinsley, Lau- February 20 — The Citadel at rens, Rt 3. Clinton. ' Winners in Junior Field Crops February 23 — Erskine at Due Best bushel sweet potatoes: Chas. West. Tucker and Jerry Armstrong, Gray February 26-27 — Little Four General admission $1.00. Stu- Wilford dents 50c. Home games 8:00 p. m. County Committee Court. Yellow corn, 10 ears: Simpson, Cross Hill; and Ray Stod dard, Owings. Bale of legume hay: William ?.WA J La ;r n ‘’ Rt 2; and Ray Has Goal of $1650 Stoddard, Owings. , ’ A . J. i r i Peck of wheat: Sammy Fleming, For Annol Seal Sale Ray Stoddard and S. C. Gambrell, ■ Jr., Owings. The Seal Sale conference for the Peck of oats: Ray Stoddard, Ow- Piedmont district was held at the mgs; Preston Hughes, Gray Court; Anderson high school on October and James Compton, Clinton, Rt. 1. 24. Highlight of the meeting was the address, “These Things Are Our Challenge,” by State Chairman W. - • - M. Holcomb, and special music. 1 0111*0110 ViriilO 111 Tbe goal for Laurens county has L0III did Ml IVt# III been set at $1650. A number of in terested workers in the campaign attended from here. The Seal Sale chairman for the county is C. D. Beasley; assistant chairman, Prof. M. Hudson, princi pal of Bell Street school. Theatre Tuesday-Wednesday-Thursday Nov. 10-11-12 TITANIC Clifton Webb, and Barbara Stanwyck CARTOON - NEWS Friday-Saturday SON OFV PALEFACE Bob Hope, Jane Russell, Roy Rogers and Trigger (Color by Technicolor) CARTOON - NEWS (A Great Show) Sunday-Monday RAIDERS OF THE SEVEN SEAS John Payne, Donna Retd CARTOON NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the Clinton-Newberry Natural Gas Au thority Construction Project has been completed, final inspection having been made on October 22 and 23, 1953. Notice is further given that any- Nnv 11-14' one bavdn 8 a c taim for labor, mate- j>OV. ld ’ 1 rial, fuel or supplies used on the Project by Birmingham Building Company, Union Construction Company, Floyd Smith d-b-a Floyd Smith Welding Company, Howard i T. Barry, B. J. Davis Construction Company, R. E. Pool, Dixie Pipe ' Line Company or B & R Construc- j tion Company will submit same, properly itemized and verified, to the following address not later than I twelve o’clock noon on Monday, Nov 15-16 November 30, 1953. BIRMINGHAM BUILDING COMPANY, P. O. Box 471, Clinton, S. C. 4c-Nov. 19 Tuesday-Wednesday-Thursday November 17-18-19 THE FLAMING FEATHER Sterling Hayden, Forrest Tuck er and Barbara Rush CARTOON - NEWS »u rou Him i« vow COUGH When colds, measles or flu leave you with a cough get Creomulsion quick because it soothes raw throat and chest membranes, loosens and helps expel germy phlegm, mildly relaxes systemic tension and aids nature fight the cause of irritation. You’ll like its results better than other medicine oi druggist refunds your money. No narcotics. Pleasant to take. (.Might, Ch«u iMwt, MfcMM •iwlKOlllt ror idsty Low Cost Maoist—Alaska Tall Can Best Tea Buyl Dixie-Home SALMON 35c QUALITY TEA £ 79c Dixie-Home Quality Special Pack 4-Ox. 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