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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
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Tkuradfty, May 12,1N9
Items of Interest From...
West Clinton
MRS. CLIFTON HEATON. Correspondent
and Representative
PHONE 37S-J
Mr and Mrs'. Hubert leopard Mr and Mrs. Bill Terry and fain-
ami daughters Elizabeth and Nan- ily visited Mrs D C. Jack.ton at
c\ Ann. Mr and Mrs. Clifton Hea- Columbia over the weekend
tot .spent Mother's Pay with Mr. Mr and Mrs J J McGinnis and
and Mrs George Leopard near Sa- daughters and Mrs Bobby Anthony
fuda AL^i visiting Mr and Mrs. spi-nt Sunday with Mrs W E..
Leopard were Mr and Mrs. .\lbert Bridges. Kings Mt . North Carolina
(■nfith and daughter of Chappells, yjrs Kay Fowler and children
Mrs M L Butler and children n t th and Mike of Augusta. Ga.
..nd Miss Effie Butler oi Ninety v^nt tlic weekend with Mrs James
S;.\ Dunaway
Mr unu Mrs Walter Leopard Mr ami Mrs Blackwell and
if Ninety Six visited Mr Clyde of Columbik visited Mr and
..nd Mrs H A Adams on Sunday. Mrs. William May and Sandra. Sun-
Miss Susan Jenk.as of Joanna, day.
ami daughter
ANNIVERSARIES
John Huey observed his 75th birth
day May 10
Mrs. Bill Snow observed her birth
day May 11.
Ronald Joe Craine will celebrate
his birthday May 14
Mrs. Ray Cauble will observe her
birthday May 16.
Clyde Croy Jr. will celebrate his
birthday May 17.
Mr and Mrs. Lewis Samples ob
served their 1st wedding anniver
sary May 9.
EVERYDAY
COUNSELOR
By Bishop Herbert Spaugh
Careful reading of the life of Jesus the Father
in the Gospels indicates that most All of us are busy, even if we*are
of His time with people was'taken busy at doing nothing The import-
up with interruptions. He was even
late for His best friend’s funeral.
.Most of His mighty works came as
ant thing is to classify those things
which call for the use of our time
into the most important, the more
Here’s a note to procastinators in- a " sult of interruptions when the, important, the necessary, and the
need w as “do it now.” He did U. i unnecessary
scribed on an office wall: "If you
put off till tomorrow what should be
done today, someone else will do it
today.”
It is well known that procrastina
tion is the thief of time. It is the
How? He frequently withdrew from Recently I was looking at the
all. including His disciples, for:schedule of a fellow clergyman for
prayer and communion with God, the next two weeks. He had only one
night free each week He w asn't get
ting enough sleep and was under his
doctor’s care. As 1 looked at his
schedule in terms of what was real
ly important to him. considering his
physical condition. I saw a number
of things which could be deleted. 1
suggested that he reduce his sched
ule
While most of us are busy, let's
be sure that we’re busy about the
important things.
I'm writing this column to my
self, as I know my time is spread
out quite thin, almost too thin. There ^
are times when 1 must say no, and f
that's hard for me to do
When I begin to feel too import
ant I recall what happened when
I stuck my finger into a bucket of
water, withdrew it. and looked for
thqjiole.
Andy Hames and Vernon Ivester ^ of I) U * w ?. rkl who ^
things done. Procrastination is a
Step into Buick the Easy-Ownership way!
have birthdays May 12
Mrs J .1 McGinnis will observe
her birthday May 15
Freddie Attaway
birthday May 11. - . ,, . ...
Today is the birthdav of Ruth " uch aS J tra ^ ,c h ^ s being against
habit, and a bad one. I recall the
story told me by a clergyman friend
celebrated his «e was late for a speaking engage
ment. He offered various excuses
Thornton
J E Braswell Sr
his birthdav Mav 12
him and interruptions before he
will observe ^ The presiding officer who was
his friend listened patiently and
.. . „ „ , then said quitely, ‘'Bill, admit the
Miss Jeanette Heaton wil! observe fac . that vou simp!y jusJ didn - t
her birthday today. start in time ..
: uSleni with Mr. and Mrs. Awry Sorrels and daughter , M . r ^ Herbert Hughes observed her Some people do not plain their
M;> v. *1. Farmer .nd daughter. Barbara of Laurens visited Mr. and irjK< ‘ , > * ,a >' 9 work and have no daily schedule
Mrs L L Rice. Saturday. ^ Mr. and Mrs Herbert Hughes will Frustration and confusion is the re
Mrs William Hunter Gerald Lynch and Betty Jean Wal-i obsorve Lht ir we<kiin S anniversary suit. Others plain their work too
fully
andTchrviren, Jerry and Donna, Mr. ker of Waterloo visited Mr. and Mrs. j * ,a >' 15 .
iru- Mrs Harold Hopper and chil- R F. Simmons. Sunday. latha . immons ce.ebrated his Every day should be planned, but
dren o: Chester spent Sundav with' Seaman Johnny Simmons is i„ • birthday April 30 should be ample time allow-
Mr. Be.i r.ce Havks and Earnest Cuba for a 4 months tour of duty / ^ Brazil! celebrated his birth- ed for interruptions. I’ve learned
'after which he will return to Nor- da >' -' Ia >' s fbat I ^diould allow about 50 per cent
X- p Fmlt . v and folk Va He is the son of Mrs. E<- Gerald Satterfield. Harold Fowler, of my day for interruptions. Then
s v ' wl ,,. to nJ Ho', a mi Randy Sanders, and Mike Fieklin when they come instead of being
Mr- David Owens spent Saturday J b-a'e birthdays on May 13. frustrated I have time for them. It
night with her motiier. Mrs ,S P > Johnnie Cannon and Boots Satter-Jis when they take up more than 50
. -r--— jr 5p artan burg ^ field wil] celebrate their birthdav P^r of my time that I get into!
Mrs. Ho- - ' j , ‘ — '
\ aughn.
Mr .uki Mr
.-on. Thomas, spea:
Mr ,.:>o Mrs Henry Lawson.
Mrs Henry L^ws<-n Jr. spent
SuikL> with her mother,
rner Birch.
Mr and Mrs Hoitzclaw Sr
Mr and Mrs James CampbeU and xjo^er's Wv with Mr. and
and Mrs.
Mr and Mrs^ L
Bigbee and May 15.
difficuitv.
daughter of Greer. Mr
Luke Fuller ^ad Gad of Green-
woui .-pent Sundaj with Mrs Ada
Center
Herbert Hughes veiled his mo
ther. Mr A H Hughes m Spar
tanburg ; haj. »—
V. D Me Walters edited his' mo
ther and father. Mr. and Mrs B.
F. McW alters in Great Falls.
Miss Men MeWahers xisited Rex
Stroud son of Mr and Mrs Boot
.striHid in Nbunure. Sunday.
A 2c Furman L Adams is visit
ing lus parents. Mr and Mrs R. L.
Adams < Route One wBJe en
route to an overseas assignment.
Mr and Mrs Ru^seil Laws-n.
Jack Lawson. Mr and Mrs Ike
Smith. Mrs Gladts Liner and son.
Randle. Henry Lawson Jr
Carol Kelly have birthdays
children. Cathy and Billy. Mr and
Mr- Jessie Lvda and children spent
Mrs
Clyde Bigbee
SITIPRISE BIRTHD AY SI PPER
A surprise birthday supper was;' ,rs
given in honor of Miss Shirley Ann i ^ a -' 1®-
Heaton on April 29 a: the home of | Those wdio eelehrated birthdays
Mr and Mrs Bobby Marler. Re- on May 11 were Mary Fallow. Clay-
freshments of cake, dnnks. and ton Edmonds, and Linda Gail Harris
other party dainties were served ~ - ~
A few friends attended and each
remembered her with a lovely gift
MOTHER S DAY DINNER
A Mother's Day Dinner was given
in honor of Mrs. Lilhe Bra nil and
Mrs Polly Vanderford The dinner
was given at the home of Mrs Jack
Rhode's Thirty-six relatives were
present
BLI E BIRD MEETING
TV Blue Bird members of-Petago
district and their leader. Mrs C A.
Mr and Mrs Major Cranford will I've often heard the saying. “Plan
observe their wedding anniversary your work, and work the plan.”
May 14 — That s good. But be sure that the'
Clara Belle Gilstrap, Teddy Davis, plan allows for interruptions.
Elbert Rice. Lucilhe Estes, and ;
Bafaftoafei
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UNLISB BUS.- IBUnm * 1BUET CIRCBS
' \ EJU-dge. met at the community
_ - . . , . building last Wednesday evening.
5 —** pris »•“«'*
Day cards for their craft work. For
their spring project each planted a
pot plan; with zinnia seed, which wij
be transplanted later. Refreshments
of cold drinks, candy and cookies
were -erved
Friday, MAY 27 •
Mr and Mrs Henry Lawson
Mr and Mrs CaNm Holcombe
,.nd Billy Hole—a be at Anderson
\ isitid Mr and Mr- Melvin Hol-
i ombe Sunda>
Mr and Mr- ILchard Waiienzine
and children of North Augusta visK-
>d Mr and Mr' Claude Waiienzine
or Sunday
Mr' Cecil Dowling and daughter.
Margaret, of CharUstor. were visit
or- of Mr> L C EVike .4 Cross
Hill during the *eekew2.
S-Sgt and Mrs R J Prather and
suns have left for tneir new assign
ment a: ROTV training in Evans-
\ die Indiana The> rece?it!y visited
fnends r^re and in Wtulnure
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GARDEN SPOT 1 On an ll^-acre farm in Bainbndge,
Georgia, some mighty peculiar "planting'’ is going on.
Engineers of Bel! Telephone Laboratories are “seeding - ’
the ground with some 11.000 pieces of telephone equip
ment. They're trytg to find out how these materials bold
up underground. _r.J :hc result' may lead to telephone
lines and cables being buried in the earth rather than
running along po!e tops. One more way telephone folks
are working on new ideas to give you better service.
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SPRING is a wonderful season of the year but it can sure
keep you hopping! Things to do in the garden and the
yard. House-cleaning from top to bottom. Maybe ever
a fresh coat of pain: here and there. So here's a timeb
suggestion to help you find the things you need in ordei
to fix up and dig up—look in the Yellow Pages of your
telephone directory. You'll find page after page of list
ings—of just about anything you might want for spring
'prucing-up Mighty handy to be able to call around to
locate what you need Lse your Yellow Pages often—it's
the easy way to >hop!
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SINCE we're on the subject of spring—with the weather
getting nice, a lot of folks are planning trips. So often
a Long Distance call can help with travel plans ... make
reservations . .. keep yon in touch with home while you’re
gone. Yours for anoorher traveling—Long Distance,
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