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V 1 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE ThunMUy. Sep(«mb«r 29. 1M0 Dr. Cooper To Lead Joanna Services Beginning Sunday Reedy River Baptist Association In Meet The Roody River Baptist Associa tion orulrd a tv»o-day session Wcd- iH'Mias at Newberry', meeting at the ('.lenn Street Church. Tuesday’s ses sion va' held at the Bush River Baptist Chureti , '^Fourteen churches in Newberry l(nint\. together with Joanna and La l>R. CtMiPI R i Revival services will begin at the, First Baptist Church. Joanna, on Sunday evening at 7 30 and can t.nue through Sunday. October 9 Dr Robert Cooper, pastor of the First Baptist Church. Laurens, wilj be the visiting minister. A ordial invitation to attend ii exit it'd to the public by the pas tor Rev James B Mitchell , Hurricaru ^churches in Laurens Courtv comivise the association Rev D W fvaTtefficld. t>astor oC Hunt Memorial Church of Newberry served as moderator Rev. Charles Hood, paster of the Whitmire First Church, preached thei associational sermon. Pr H G Hammett, associate secretary of the State Baptist Gen eral Board, deli vert'd a message on missions The program also included the morning devotional led by the host pastor. Rev Arden Stewart. Among reports heard were Dr John Durst, state Sunday School secretary, on Sunday school work. Dr Sam Smith, superintendent_ of Connie Maxwell Children's Home; A L Gross of the Bethea Home for the Aged: Rev James Mitchell, pastor of the First Baptist ..Clmrch f Joanna, report on the Baptist '•ov ital' of the state Wednesday's session was to have included the election of officers. Greenwood Fair | To Exhibit Oct. 3-8 Premium priies valued at more than $6,000 00. a fun-filled midway and three top country and western music stars will all be featured be tween October 3 and 8 at the 26th annual Greenwood Fair Celin and Wilson, one of Ameri ca's greatest railroad shows, will he on the midway The show will Dickens and the Duke of Paducah will provide entertainment the nights of Oct 74 Performance* will begin at If 00 p m Marching music will be provided Mnoday. Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday nights by high school bands from Ware Shoals. Green wood. Ninety-Six and Brewer in Greenwood. fireworks display w ill be put i on nightly. A flower show will be staged by the Greenwood Federation of Gar den Clubs There wdl be an array of exhibits such as art. household, needlework, community, agricul ture. livestock, hobby, and com-j mercial exhibits.. The Greenwood Fair has been recognized for many years as one 1 of the outstanduig fain of the southeast and hat an average at tendance of approximately 40,000 drawn from six counties: Laurent, Saluda, Newberry, Abbeville, JfA Cormick. and Edgefield, as well m other . laces. There will be free parking for everyone. I Cooper Talks With Auto Leader l.vnn Cooper. Jr., of Lynn Cooper. Inc.. Oldsmohile and Rambler dealers, left, is shown here discussing selling plans with George Romnev. president of American Motors, at the 1%1 Rambler an nouncement meeting held recently at Miami Beach. Fla. The new | Rambler models may hi' seen at the company’s showroom on Fast, t arolina Ave. ipiip iii x. '!•; STRIKE YOUR VALUABLES Ask us about a w •* • rgh — a * • SAFE-DEPOSIT BOX M. S. Bailey & Son, Bankers MM K A *** Ofoolh* »*KtH,R\\1 Last Day Today Sept. 29 V-» York Detective Jos--ph Petrosino Friday-Saturday Sept. 30-Oct. 1 tioaca i*«i (hildren—2.V *««.»«•* MHMnt \(lulls—1>4H Monday-T uesday Oct. 3-4 a OPERATION PETTICOAT IWII tlUEII - DIIU HUH11' tEK EMK « m SMttn ARmUR ODONNEU. anJ I STARTS WED, (KT. 5 THE CROWDED SKY Rules For Flower Show Given For County Fair The garden department of the Laurens County fair, sponsored by, the Laurens Council of Garden ! Clubs a ill present "Fall Is In The Air at the show to be held during ; the fair October 24-29 Rules for exhibits follow 1 Plants and specimens will b* ' recotved Monday. October 24. 3 00 to 5:0U p m All others between x 30 and 11 on a m Tuesday, October 25 2 Competition is open to all ama- ' teur gardeners from Laurens Coun ty and adjoining counties 3 The management assumes no r« 'ponsibilitv for loss or breakage 4 Exhibits must remain in place until Saturdav v»ctober 29. and re moved by 2 (A* p m that day 5 Judging will take place from 1 00 to 3 Ut* p m . Tuesday Oc tober 25 6 Standard *ystem of judging will be U'ed by accredited judges 7 Exhrb.tors may compete in as mam clas>es as desired, but only an. entry any one variety 8 Plant material in arrange ment classes need not be grown by exhibitor, but must he grown by exhibiv.>r m horticultural classes, la beled if possible Pot plants must be iw rwd by exhibitor for at least three m tntns only one plant in a pot which must not measure more than 12 UK'he- across the tup 9 Nu date conservat. »n material may be used 10 Large type roses, dahlias and ebsysanth. mums must be grow n disbudded 11 No one allowed m hall at time >f judging 12 \dvanc« entrif' should be made w ith th« s iper.n;* ndents. Artistic Division First prize $1 50 Second. $1 00 Class I— 1 Want A Touchdoun ” An arrangement using values of or ange and yellow A minimum amount of foliage permitted Class II—"Autumn Sunset” A. symmetrical triangle using red flow ers in a black container Class 111— A Portrait of Fall Col ors.” A massed line arrangement using warm colors Class IV—"Stormy Weather ” Ho garth arrangement of foliage mate rials Class V- The Leaves Have Fall en ” A A composition using dried, weathered or treated material with, fre.4i flowers for the focal area B .An arrangement stressing »im plicity. using a bare or dried bough for the linear pattern Class VI — "King Frost Takes Over " A bold comp ismon in a mod em design using black and white Painted or artificial material per- mitted- Class VII — • Thanksgiving ” A composition using fruits, vegetables foliage and or berries i Prov ided none are artificial dried or painted i I Ml \III- W K .• I' 5our Reac tion To Fall " Invitation class Name >>*ur mond Not in compe litum > Claw IX—Junior Division Srnool Bells Are Ringing *’ A composition using any of the fall flowers, con tainer depicting some mode of transportation A Juniors under 12 years B Juniors under 12 years HOSTICVLTTRE First Prize. 75. second jo Classes for all colors and types of roses, dahlias, chryvanthrmums. sa»anquas. camellias and peren nials Pat plants. African violets Pat plant prizes. $1 00 and .50 Further details can be obtained inim superintendents and fair off] cub. Rains Cause Flooded Creek Ihintaa ( reek is shown at Fbod stage as a result of heavy rains the night of August II. This good bottom land pasture was flooded for several hours and the beef «attle have gone to higher ground. This sceue. on the farm of C. W. Anderson, four miles north of Clinton, will not likely happen after the proposed watershed program is put into effect on Duncan Creek.— Soil Conservation Service photo bv J. B. OTM1 HOTPOINT RANGE Jr S199.95 With Double Oven * W illi Exchange Of Your OW Stove Appliance Sales Co JACK S. RED KM S. BROAD come to Greenwood after stands at some of the largest fairs in the IF YOU DON’T READ country. The thre western music stars to THE CHRONICLE appear at American Legion sta- YOU DON’T GET THE NEWS riium. adjacent to the fair grounds, - are Minnie Pearl, the Duke of Pa ducah and Little Jimmy Dickens. 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It will upset auto* motive apple carts all over the place. Why? Because Dart is a full-size Dodge priced model for model with Ford and Chevrolet It has Dodge room, comfort and quality throughout. It has a rattle and rust-proofed unitized body. A fine ride called Toarsk»j Aire. Dart has many other good things. Comes in 23 different models. You’ll like DartlJ 00 COOPER MOTOR CO., INC. EAST CAROLINA AVE. CLINTON, S. C. 4