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t hue* Six THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Thursday, December 16, 1954 Pre Christmas By JAMES C. KINARD to remebmer. To select such i Dr. B. 0. Whitten gifts often becomes a distasteful |_ oses Brother* chore rather than a pleasing op- 'a*, n Jl portunity when we are tempted, KltCS At Pendleton to make the idea ot giving para mount in the thoughts of Christ- Pendelton,' Dec. 12 Edward Whitten. 81, - Samuel Pendleton “I just cannot get the Christ mas spirit.” A worried shopper was speak- ! mas i . . . . , , - mg. She had spent the entire day There is a deaf old lady who ! ^aKis^rate^^^forme^mem^^^ looking for Christmas presents, has found the way to bring hap- > ,he Now she was all tired out and J piness to her friends. She always displeased with herself that she manages to have a simple re- had not completed her shopping membrance for each of them al- list more satisfactorily. i (hough she is in straightened fi- This trying experience is nancial circumstances. It may be shared by many others who can a jar of jam which she has mare readily sympathize with her feel ing of disappointment. When Christmas comes around we feel that we - must have suitable gifts House of Representatives from Anderson county, died at his home in Pendelton late Sat urday night. He had been in de clining health for some time, but seriously ill for only a few days. He was ih® son l ate Ed- or a product of her owm needle handiwork. If she buys a gift it is very inexpensive. She wraps it attractively and encloses a ready for those whom we want card “Just a reminder of our SAVE ON BIRDSEY BARGAINS JUST LOOK AT THSSC BIRDSET PAY-DAY SPECIALS HOUR CORN MIAL COFFIE dried beans SYRUP LARD ALL FOR $11.05 ward and Martha Douthit Whit ten, and spent his entire life in and near Pendleton. He was a merchant for many years. He served two terms as Anderson coun’y road commissioner and. one term (1945-1946) as a mem ber cf the county legislative del egation. Since that time he was Sen. Abrams Says S. C. Water Policy Group In Agreement Newberry, Dec. 12—State Sen. M. E. Abrams of Newberry, an nounced today that his special committee on state water policy has reached “tentative” agree ment on a new bill for the 1955 General Assembly’s attention. The bill is similar to the earlier version which stalled in a 1954 legislative committee. Purpose of the measure is to “conserve, protect, control and regulate the use, development, diversion and appropriation of the surface waters of the state.” Emphasis is placed on benefic ial," c. reasonable use of surface water without depriving any per son "of any vested right in the magistrate in Pendleton until his j use of water.” Water for domes- c’eath. I tic purposes is not affected by He had served on the local | the bill’s provisions, board of school trustees. He was A nine-member Board of Wa ter Conunissioners would admin ister the measure, which includes penalties up to $200 or 60 days a Woodman and a Mason. At the time of his death he was teacher j of the adult Bible class of the j Methodist church here, and had ] imprisonment for violations. ■beeV a steward and superintend ent of the Sunday school. Hi wife, the former Miss Mae Johnston, died in April. 1950. Surviving are one son, S. E Whitten, Jr., Pendleton; three daughters, Mrs. Mae Stewart, Clemson; Mrs. Allie Sartor, Sha ron Pa.- and Mrs. Thelma Jami- meal resists sogginess an import ant attribute of good dressing. Whether chicken or turkey or a good pork roast is scheduled for the Christmas menu corn bread dressing will make it es pecially festive fare. CORN BREAD DRESSING 4t4 quarts broken corn bread, made with eihter plain or self- rising com meal. 2 teaspoons salt 1 cup chopped onion 2 cups bacon fat or margarine 2 teaspoons poultry seasoning Va teaspoon pepper 3 eggs .well beaten Coak onion in half of the bacon fat or margarine until soft, but not browned. Melt remaining fat and add with onion to corn bread. Mix well. Add seasoning and egg and stuff into fowl or meat. With Free Plastic Apron Birdsey’s Best FLOUR 25 Lbs. 2.34 Birdsey’s S. R. CORN MEAL 10 Lbs. 63c MASCOT DOG FOOD 50 lbs. 3-90 Money Saver HOG FEED 100 lbs. 4.00 CLINTON, S. C. MUSGROVE STREET V. PARKS ADAIR, Manager Nine Counties Hold Forestry Meet At Newberry County Forestry Boards from t nine counties held a district Abrams said the bill contains • meeting at Newberry yesterday only “three major changes” from | f or the purpose of assisting the the earlier measure: The board is increased from seven to nine members, bringing in the chairman and executive director of the Water Pollution Control Authority; control over spring water is eliminated; and son of the home; two sisters, Mrs. priority of use” is narrowed to O. C Foster, Pendelton, and Miss 1 domestic, municipal, irrigation, Annie Whitten, Greenville; two j arid agricultural purposes in that brothers, Dr. B. O. Whitten of order. Clinton, and Harry Whitten of Abrams added that a primary Ann.ston, Ala.; two grandchil-: purpose of the bill is to enable dren and two great-grandchil- the state to avpid "the disastrous South Carolina State Commis sion of Forestry with the plan ning of the forest consen-ation program for next year. Legisla tive leaders from each county delegation to the General Assem bly had been invited forest conservation program, ac cording to District Forester E. L. Middleswart, secretary of the County Forestry Board in each of the following counties: Abbe ville, Chester, Edgefield, Fair- field, Greenwood, Laurens, Mc Cormick, Newberry, and Saluda. Among the subjects discussed was assisting landowners with adequate forest fire control, for est management services, 1% sect and disease control, and for est tree planting through educa tion and services offered by the South Carolina State Commis sion of Forestry. State Forester C. H. Flory pre sided at the meeting, District Forester Middleswart said. -■ — • Clinton High Basketball Menu Given For Season Clinton high met Bush River at Silverstreet Tuesday to open its 14-game basketball schedule. The home opener will be tonight against Laurens. Seven lettermen were welcom ed back at Clinton high. They in clude Harold Simmons, Phil Mc Gee, Bobby Pearson, Arthur Smith, Ed Smith, Russell Wil son, and Billy Davis. The schedule is as follows: Dec. 14—Bush River, away; Dec. 16—Laurens, home; Jan- 7— Greenwood, away; Jan. 14—Un- by the, ion, home; Jan. 18—Greenwood, Forestry, home; Jan. 21—Newberry, away: Feb. 1—Laurens, away; Feb. 31 hokne; Feb. 16-Woodruff, home. -Gaffney, away; Feb. 4—New-1 berry, home; Feb. 8—Bush River, AUNTIE Hunr says: chairman cf each Board to attend this meeting in' Jan. 25—Woodruff, away; Jan. 21 order that they may assist with I—Gaffney, home; Jan. 28 —Un- the developing of an improved ion, away. "since I serve ’em with Karo I.can't make enough pancakes • • • everybody just loves this s' ( wonderful tyrup." PERFECT FOR COOKING , dren Funeral services were held Tuesday at Pendelton Methodist I chur h, conducted by the Rev. L. l A Carter and the Rev. M. M. 1 Brooks. Burial followed in the church cemetery. greatest Christmas Gift, the Baoc of Bethlehem.” 'The real meaning of Christmas is not to be found in costly gifts effects” of drought through con servation. He said that the committee probab’y will review the measure once more before the assembly convencj .n January. Corn Bread Dressing Is Mighty Good When Ameri.'a’s colonists first ! or in gorgeously decorated store won oheir fight against starvation windows It lies in the beautiful the corn friendly Indians story written by St. Luke, begin- had taug , ht them to sow ^ har _ ning: And there were in the, ves ^ they stuffed wild game and same country shepherds abiding domesticated meats with corn in the field, keeping wa'ch over -jr^d dressing for their holiday then flock by night”. | dinner. i Today’s homemakers are revi ving that practice. They have learned that corn bread contributes a nut-like fla- J vor of its own that blends well I with fowl, making it particularly desirable for dressing, where the ; flavor of the bird is all Lmport- Dr. Felder Smith OPTOMETRIST Laurens, S. C Phone 794 ant. They have learned also that Subscribe To THE CHRONICLE the granular consistency of corn' N«« Dodc* Curtem Royal Lascar with Dramatic S-Tona Stylin*. 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