The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, March 28, 1957, Image 7
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Thursday, March 28, 1957
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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Page Seven
Rabies Clinic
Is Announced
The 1967 rabies clinic for Lau
rens county conducted by the
County Health Department will
begin Thursday, March 28, in this
vicinity.
Dr. W. W. Adams, the veteri
narian for this area, stated that
all dogs four months old and over
should be inoculated. Inoculated
dogs are county tax free upon
presentation o«f inoculation cer
tificate.
The clime will be held at the
following places.
Thursday. March 28
Hopewell community—B. H.
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Any type of Hand and
Power LAWN MOWER
Sharpened the fectory wey
Bring in your lawn mower
and hava it sharpanad on
our precision machlna. All
work don# quickly and ac-
eurataly. Your mowar will
cut lika naw. A faw min
utes here
will save
you hours i
in the sun. ^
PHONE 184-J
Cox Seed Cleaners
dghway, 2:30-3:00
Railroad station,
Boyd farm, 1:00-2:00 p. m.
Milton — Simpson’s Grocery,
2:00-3:00 p. m.
Bell Street, Clinton — Little
Bit’s Grocery, 3:30-4:00 p. m.
Young’s Town, 4:00-4:30 p. m.
Saturday. March 30
Clinton Mill— Ball park, 10:00-
11:00 a. m.
Lydia Mills — Swimming pool,
11:00-12:00 noon.
Clinton Animal Hospital, Clin
ton, 2:00-4:00 p. m.
Monday April 1
i. W. Scurry .Grocery—Cross
Hill-Chappells hdg
p. m.
Cross Hill -
3:00-4:00 p. m.
Tuesday, Apil 2
John T. Young Grocery, Clin-
ton-Greenwood highway, 1:00-
1:30 p. m.
Wilkie's Grocery — Clinton-
Greenwood highway, 1:30-2:00 p.
m.
Mountville—Watts Bros, Groc
ery, near school, 2:00-3:00 p. m.
Wednesday. April 3
Renno—Earl Coglbum’s Groc
ery, 1:30-2:00 p. m.
Bonds Cross Roads — Nabors
Grocery, 2:00-3:00 p. m.
Young’s Cross Roads — Gast-
ley’s Grocery, 3:00-3:30 p. m.
Thursday, April 4
Sandy- Springs—Fulmer’s Groc
ery, 1:00-1:30 p. m.
Long Branch Grocey—Clinton-
Ora highway, 2:00-2:30 p. -fn.
Sharpton’s Grocery — Near
Lowman’s Lumber Mill, 2:30-3:00
p. m.
Saturday. April 6
• Joanna Fire Department—10:00
a. m.-l-:00 p. m.
Clinton Animal Hospital, Clin
ton, 2:00 p. m.-4:00 p. m.
Quality Meats
-MAKE—
Tasty Meals
FRESH S. C. GRADE “A” LARGE
EGGS
d.,. 39 c
ECONOMY—BONELESS
CURED HAM
ib. 69 c
GRADE “A” (2-2Vi Lbs.)
FRYERS
each 75^
FRESH PORK—WHOLE
Shoulder
n.37 c
ECONOMY CUT
PORK CHOPS
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BUY ONJS-POU N D—G ET ONE
ALL PORK
Saiisage
POUND FREE
r Lb. Roll
59 c
Pitts Country Market
PHONE 98
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State Historical
Society To Meet
In Clinton April 6
The South Carolina Historical
Society will hold its annual meet
ing on the Presbyterian college
campus April 6, Dr. Newton
Jones, head of the PC history de
partment .announced today.
Professor Bell Irvin Wiley, of
Emory University, will deliver
the main address of the occasion.
He is recognized as one of the
outstanding authorities on the
Civil War and is the author of
“The .Life of Johnny Reb,” and a
companion volume, ‘The Ljife of
Billy Yank,” two historical best
sellers. . i
News From
The County Agent
C. B. CANNON, County Agent
Forbes Elected Prisedenl
Sheep Breeders
Ola Forbes, manager Knoll-
wood farm, Lisbon community,
was erected president of the
South Carolina Sheep Breeders
Association at the annual meet
ing in connection with the third
annual sheep field day at the
Clemson College Experiment Sta
tion, Wellman Division. Johnson-
.ville. March 15. Henry L. Eason,
assistant county agent, and Mr
Forbes attended the meeting.
The sheep breeders association
is to work with farmers of the
state in securing breeding ewes
and purebred rants and to as
sist them in maketing their lambs
and wool by planning and holding
cooperative lamb and wool pools.
An afternoon field meeting has
SHOE SERVICE
Is Our Business and WE
Know Our Business
SAME OLD STAND
a. e. McIntosh
203 Musgrove Street
been arranged on the Knollwood
farm on Apnl 26. Th^re are ap
proximately 200 sheep on this
farm. More will be said about
the farm meeting later. .
North Crook Farm Soil*
Ro*orv« Bull
J'.‘T^jAddison, Joanna, manager
anddHbier with Bob Hamer, of
thj^^Hh Creek farm, had the
champion Polled Hery-
fortWfall at the annual South
Carolina Hereford Breeders As
sociation spring sale at Green
wood March 22. The bull was
bought by a breeder of Green-
wotxl. Also the North Creek farm
sold two Polled Hereford females
that were bought by Red Cope
land, of Clinton.
The Joanna Hereford farm,
owned by Addison, sold two heif
ers. A total of 46 animals were
sold at the spring sale.
The highest selling female ani
mal was $450, bought by Ninety-
Sdx Hereford Farm, Greenwood
county, from J. K. Rogers, Pelzer.
A large number of beef cattle
producers from Laurens county
attended the sale.
Palmetto Jersey Annual Sale
The Palmetto Jersey Annual
Heifer Sale will be held Tues
day, April 2, at the Newberry
county fair grounds.
Thirty-two heifers are listed in
the catalogue for sale. Caldwell
Henderson, Clinton, an ou^tand-
ing Jersey breeder, will have a
heifer in the sale.
PC Opens Its 1957
Track Slate Friday
With Furman Here
Presbyterian College * trackmen
will open their 1957 season with a
dual engagement against Furman
here Friday afternoon.
Action is scheduled to start on
Johnson Field at 2 p. m., when the
pole vaulters begin their soaring
series toward eventual elimination
The running evenjs will start at
2:30 p. m
Another of PC’s star perform
ers will represent the Garnet and
Blue in the opening pole vault
event. He is Richard Jonnson, a
senior from Thomasvilie, who
reached 12 feet consistently last
year and will be- after the 13-4
state record this season.
Senior Jimmy Hancock, of Rock
Hill, a caipable performer in both
the high and low hurdles, will lead
the Hoiemen as team captain. He
has as his running mate fn PC’s
strong hurdle department junior
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Wyatt Aiken, of Greenville, who
also broad jumps, high jumps and
throws the javelin in an unusual
iron man performance.
Pacing the Hosemen will be De
lane Johnson, Spartanburg flash
who is defending state chanipion
in both 100 and 220-yard dakhes
He recently finished fourth in the
non-conference division of the At
lantic Coast Conference indoor)
meet and was recorded orve
9.5 seconds for the 100 last year
As usual, however, an 1 despite :
a few brilliant stars, Coach [»nnie
S. McMillian faces his annual)
Color Television
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Laurens TV &
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problem* of lack of quad depith.‘a •wench* -**•; .«u.' •who'tha.i
'SS.ed
Only six lettemnen are back from
last ygar Besides the tour already
named, two sophomores -dashman
Walter Marshall, of Greenwood,
and middle distance runner Fred
Stanley, of Roek^nir—are the on
ly experienced men around
Coach McMillian do«*'. nave
h'lpc^ that several ’alented new
comers m^ come through then-
first try a* •. ar- .tv competition
Tw CharlotU eshmen ire fore
most among th< w Charlie Hi/vl.-,
the javelin 20b feet. Indl.FUy Brad
ley, a* high school daab champion
•who runs we., at SOO, z20 a.-.d 4-40
yards
A,so striving for pom
dash man Bob Browning, of Pa.a*-
ka. Fla broad jurrip<*r f urt t I.ib«.
der, of Decatur. Ga . hurdler Kd
Meager of Went Palm Beach, ? a
middle distance man Paul A.".-.-
ton, of Charlotte vaulter Melvin
Little, of Atlanta, and h:-tar.ee
m-m Mike Andrew-, of-O', a rot*
128 E. Main St.
Tel. 450
Dillard Boland
JEWELER
103 E. Pitts St.
EXPERT WATCH
REPAIRING
Krankoma Pottery
Watches
Kimberlv Diamonds
Wasson &
Wasson, Inc.
Hickory Tavern. S. (\
Well Drilling
and
Well Bdring
Water Guaranteed—and all
work guaranteed, rail col
lect. telephone: Laurens
Rural:
2721 — 2725 — 2720
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Spring is here. This means clean
up, paint up, carpenter wotk
and a thousand Do-it-yourself
jobs. Then Easter is just around
the> corner—this means new
clothes, etc. Lots of extra ex
pense. A Cash Loan can be the
answer to all these money
prp^ems.
201 West Pitts St.
Come in or phone today!
FIDELITY
LOAN
CO., Inc.
Phone 1690
- Clinton. S. C.
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THE FRESHEST EGGS
IN TOWN - WHY?
Because these e^ifs are brought straight from
Joe's farm twice a day. They are gathered and
graded by Joe himself from a flock of 1.000 top
producing Rhode Island red layers. They come
ifi four sizes: Pee Wees, Mediums. Extra I^trge
and Jumbos!
All you have to do is pull up to Joe’s Esso arid
ask for them. You don't even have to get out of
your car.
Joe's Esso Service
PHONE 128 a
Outlet For Poultry Products From College View
Hereford and Poultry Farm
prepare for special buys!
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Save profitably. today . .
take advantage of tomorrow*
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