The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, November 12, 1953, Image 16
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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Thursday, November 12, 1953
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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
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systemic tension and aids nature fight
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druggist refunds your money. No
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BUTTER
BEANS
237c
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SHORTENING
01c
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