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/ 1C hiv'n principal of Hinton High, and ■ " ~ ■ » \ ,.'0. ^ ■ ■ AROUND CLINTON HIGH By TREC’lE DAVIS :k)w he is assistant superintendent l’h«- Board of Trustees recently >f School District .Vi namivl the new Clinton High foot- That . . over with Red Devil fans last hn- h.ill fie«I Wilder Stadium, in honor nlsflt w ^ n Clinton varsity of H I’ \\il(h v r Mr Wilder has players met the North Augusta Hor always snx»d for the fair and im- nets in a close battle There were partial way of handling situations. so rnan V spectators at the game .. " , . ,., 1C t until some of the Clinton fans had to go over to the visitors side ot team when they were the state f in( ^ se;i p; Nevertheless tht v se peo- ehampions (Class B) He has also| pie cheered for the mighty Red. Even though the Hornets defeated our Devils, no one can say the Clinton team didn't play a good game Each player gave the best he had. Since throe of the A string players were previously injured, many of our younger boys saw ac tion in the game and gained valu able experience 1 heard some of the Clinton folk who were sitting on the North Au gusta side say that the Hornet coach was rather uneasy about the game (. allie Gault, the North Augusta coach, is married to a woman woh was raised in Clinton i Harry Boukmght, the Clinton I High band director, was formerly i director of the North Augusta band 1 Right after the game, the CHS band had a party in the band room for members of the North Augus ta band The CHS students attended * a canteen, .sponsored by the Student Council, following the Friday night game Refreshments were available for the thirsty Red Devils and Dev- ilettes Clinton students are trying to sell Red Devil bumper stickers so that their homeroom will have the rec ord of selling the most The winning homeroom will be given free pastes to the homecoming football game THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Thursday. October IWW) team and carry a car full of Red Devils to turn the Lancaster team It promises to be a better game than he North Augusta one. Easy-To-Make Drop Cookies Cookies are an all time fa vorite dessert and are ideal for packing in school lunchboxes. Cooky recipes that arc quick and easy - to - make are most popular with homemakers. In our Nancy Carter Kitchen w* have found these tips to be most helpful To keep cookies soft, store in a container with a tight fitting cover. To keep cookies crisp, store in a contain er with a loose fitting cover. Here are two drop cooky . recipes we think are excellent, with Nork October 14 It would be s;reat if nearly everybody in town Aould liave a bumper dicker show-. i mg his kiyalty to the Clinton team l-a>t week Judge Vaughan recav td the Hi-Fi Club certificate and T-shirt for gmng his best in the Cheater game Bill Wilson. Clinton's Hi-Ki representative, awarded Judge this in chapel Friday Se^ 30 Dorothv Staton ami Julia McKee went to the freshman dances at Thi» mild spice cooky the chil dren a.* well as the grown-ups will enjoy. Soft Spiced Raisin Cookies 2*. < up- sifted flour tea*p<>on salt N teaspoon soda 1 teaspoon allspice* eup margarine 1 '■» (tips, lightly packed, dark biown sugar 1 egg 1 tea poon lemon juice 1 3 cup buttermilk N cup raisias • ’ Sift together floor sab soda and allspice. Combine margarine and 1 cup of the sugar Beat on low speed of mixer until fluffy. Add unbeaten egg; blend thor oughly. Stir lemon juied into buttermilk. Add remnining sugar and buttermilk to creamed mixture: blend tbor- R E Langston Gray tour*—Robert Edward Langston 73 uf Rt 2. Gray Court, died early Friday morning m the Laurens County hospital following! several >e..r» of declining health A native of Laurens County, he . , M . js the son uf the late Manon Cal- ougbl. Gradually sUr_.n floor Jft ,, Kll/jN . th j3cks ^ stun He was a member of Trmity Mft'uabst Church Surviving ore three brothers \ L lauigston uf Greenville R M La/uaton of Gray Court, and G A Langston of Gastonia N C threx- »i«ter» Mr* G N Frank.' of Laurens Mrs R S Bolt and Mrs C H Burges* both of Gray mu tunc and raisins. Drop by teaspoonfuls onto greased cooky sheet Bake in moderate oven, 373 degrees. 15 minutoa. Makes about 9 dozen eoeklea. Free Cooky Recipes We have put together some of our beat cooky recipe* Some of them are a superb chocolate- nnV cake like cooky, a simplo yet rich butter cooky and every man’s favorite flavor combina tion ban ana-oatmeal cookies. If you’d like a free copy of these, write to me Nancy Carter, f‘ O Box 4258, Atlanta Ga. Aak for “Cooky Recipesand we'll *end them. This cooky recipe combines pineapple, coconut and not*. Try paiking it with a fresh apple, banana, pear, peach, green or red grapes or red plums for n dessert change These fruits are in good supply and top quality now at your . friendly super market Bock-To-School Pineapple Cookies IK «up- flour 2 teaspoons baking powder teaspoon soda ’« teaspoon salt cup shortening ’x cup granulated sugar 3 .v cup. lightly packed, light , brown sugar 1 egg 1 can <8 l *j oz.) crushed pine apple, well drained i 1 tabk'spoon lemon juice ts cup chopped nut« 1 cup flaked coconut Sift together flour baking powder, .soda and salt (’ream shortening and sugars. Add egg: beat well. Stir in dry in gredients. Add remaining in gredient*. ’ ixing well. Drop by t<: ti'.o g r eased cooky she. : Bake in moderate oven, 375 degrees, 12 to 15 minutes. Make* about 3 dozen cookies. Funeral services were conducted Sunday at 3 00 p rr. at Trinity Methodist GhurFh by Rev G P Bush and Rev M B Lee Burial * a sin the church cemetery FOR 1^* SAFE DRIVERS A special auto insurance for safe drivers only. ECONOMY PLUS pro vides quality coverage at substan tally less than usual rates. It’s underwritten by a leading capital stock company, and assures the services, whenever needed, of your independent insurance coun selor. Ask us about it. CLINTON REALTY & INSURANCE CO. Lawrence E. Young H. R. Pitts. Jr. 1(M W. Pitts St. Phone 15119 WELCOME, CLINTON To The SHOWPLACE of the SIXTIES Accolade to Autumn! PLAN NOW TO ATTEND YOUR 15th ANNUAL Piedmont Interstate Fair OCTOBER 10-15, 1960 SPARTANBURG, S. C. > $25,000 In Awards! 1 Crimson |ast week-end Smith ha> been released from the week end from Wmthra > to the University .of Pat Chisholm and Betsy Davis. Lancaster Each team wiH be deter- Mjmi Martin and her parents .nfarmary She fell from a chair Two Winthrop prls decided t> South Carolina this year, was really farmer graduates of Clinton High, mined to win Let s support omt visited Duck Adair at The Citadel and broke n hone in her foot Since come home for the first week end showing off the Carolina stickers were home last week-end from ‘ ~ * " *“* last week-end lien slie h.is been wearing a cast in October They were Barbara she had on her car I guess that Erskine The latest news bulletin from I h:*t she was really able to dance Boyce and Myra' Pitts she came home last week-end just Don t forget that Clinton High Winthrop ( ollege states that t laire i.ke an exp.rt at the rat hop last Bootsie Harton, who transferred to show them off plays Lancaster tomorrow night in , % - : - & Great Day For Savings U. S. CHOICE W-D "BRANDED" CHUCK ROAST U. S. 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