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I X 1 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE FARMS AND BETTER WIRING With increasing 1 home electric lines, standing is needed J cemed to the end wiring may be installed t-nd. York county made a. j He tali me about it, as we threw ea ow rocks at the last few mulberries ’ wader- that stB tempted us from the fat all caw- pouts of the limbs that we could riefaate not reach This old gnarled tree T* this grew out beyond our well close to , die lot gate. y» By f. M. Eleazer Clemson College Information Specialist t move County Agent HfiHer reports. AU that afternoon, nch red. juicy The York County Farm Electrifi- apples were on my mind The more c.i'.Kin Council, in cuc^entwa «Uh 1 thought of 'em. the more over- 1'uke Power Company and the p»*«ering it became. I had an old York Electric Cooperative, conduct- psece : of a bicycle that we both a school for eiecthcuuis. coo- liked to ridenew tire had just voting places as shall be designated at 8 o’clock In the forenoon, and close at 6 o'clock in the afterneon of the day of election, except that in Aiken County the polls shall re main open until 7 p. m., amf'shall Ik* held open during these hours without intermission or adjourn ment; and the M anager^'shall ad- So Ax To Permit Orangeburg School District No. 6 Of Orange burg County To Incur Bonded In debtedness Up To Fifteen Per Cent Of ’nw* Assessed Value Of The Tax able Property ^Therein i ' $o. 8 , Picketts Conaty ' A Joint Resolution Proposing An \\ Ol D NEED Iri a Nx>k written over 100 years ago aN*ut acr culture in this part ( *»f t u ciKtn rv l note the follow- ’ing statement 'Drought is our in*r tvtual ckinccr Most crojis are 20 to no r cent short of what they would ha\t been with adequate stvasonable moisture " \'{|s .troughs were had then, but "■w orse now For our lands arc not as new and extensive clearings and drainage take away' the rainfall quicker Intensux culture, where large „ yields art aimed at. plus supple mental imitation are the tendency of our t me> new For costs are so high it takes h good yield to meet them and —ication at times to m- sure them l H CROWS .A .mgh ei.- number of farms dwin»iie> thv number of 4-H club members gn*w- constantly. We have well over sixty thousand in this state alone Wood of Fakers pie. attended their rally laM stvri’i- For over a generation now . that county ha.' sent 4-H dub members off to college m gr«*at numbers, and m*w they occupy pronunent positions ui all walks of life, es pecially in tin field of scientific agriculture As county agent for many years in Sumter. 1 bad three assistants m success-on all 1 came from Pickens tine of them is Coun ty Agent Bowen there now Yes. early training m 4-H has meant a lot to rural yotuHT there And it- good to see \xdrk stili going .-jtrong- there undpr^ leset Wood and his assistant- . WHEAT PLANTING TIME November is wheat planting time tn South Carolin,t Onot* .t -vas grown only in the upper half of the state But now the breeders have given us varieties suited clear to the coast - The breeding of dis ease rv.sjstdrve into them has <ione the trick Ask county -.gent County .Agent for those be-d suited to your area told me .vg> pe<> And plan* *rly ginvd treated '<s*d tractors, and iKhers op die propel; w:rin*g of hom**s and other build ing' " And he says father. “This school was i>ne of the most suc cessful I’ve ever been associated with With the coming of netf a'A** for oi.vtncity in the home and on the farm, Clemson's M C McKenoe ;s lints (Kit that it woukl b»* w«D to have^g.be^i^er wired dwetkags checked :» sen if they are n«x over »aded Your power supplier eng advise with vchi about thi' Over- lotided wires blow switches and can become dangerous * * * BOYS ARE THAT WAY It was well out in the summer Our fruit was about over Aad the wild fall plenty had not come to -ur woodlands yet. back when.we .were kids in the Dutch Fork Zeke. my colored playmate had ; v.i - 'od 3n old ^abandoned pL» come for 'u frdm Sears-Roebuck. We put it on. and lit out for that promised land We took turns in the pedals, for it was hilly, rocky, fjj] a vacancy, and if none of the and hard going Managers' attend, the citizens can As we neared the place.'wiry'aw appoint from among the qualifii*d dus. rising down the rood So we voters, the Managers, who. after hid in the bushes until the wagon ()u | v sWorn passed We left the ‘bicycle there 0 [ tH . llon and worked our wav around to the minister to each -person Offering to Amendment To Section 5 Of Article vote '3ath lliat he is, qualified to \ of The Constitution, So As To vote at this, election, recording to increase The Limitation Upon The the Constitution of this State, and that he has not voted during this election The Managers shave the pow er to can conduct the Bonded Indebtedness Of School Dis- treit A Of Pickens County. No. 9 Williamsburg County A Joint Resolution Proposing An Amendment To Article X, Section 5 Of The Constitution Of South Cat?) hna. IRRi. So As To Increase The Limitation Upon The Bonded In- ! debtedness Of The School District Lydfe Mill: EUis C. IMbteUer, Mrs. Lucille Trammell. Mss Mary Johnson Maddens: Mias Dorothy Finley, Mrs. Paul Finley, Jared D. Sulli van. Sr. Meroa: Mrs. Z. A. tteeves, Mrs. Pat Garrett. Marvin Ross. Mount Olive: H M. Cooper, Mrs. J. C. Chapman, Mrs. J. N. Jones. Mount Pleasant; John C. Moore, Wheeler Nelson, John W. Knight Mountville: Mrs. L. R. Adams, Mrs P H Miller, Mrs S B Good man Ora: Tyler McDonald, Mrs. Craig Hunter, Mrs W T Blakely Owings: A. F. Cook, Mrs. Velma G. Cook. Mrs Sue WilUs. Pleasant Mound; Mrs. Marvin Putnam .Mrs. Clarence -Britton, Mrs. C.retchen Riddle. D A. V. back of the old abandoned house- place. W> didn't know who owned it and thought investigating those ap ples would be a crime that we didn't want*to get caught at But we had to have 'em Soon the clearing showed and we entered it through the tall broom grass, walking behind bash es as much as possible The v>ld ap ple snag that Zeke had seep before Came into view* Our mouths water ed fox '-be brick-red we saw in the. top But we kept an eye down there the road Being that near our ■Vick in the hills a few dayrs before He >aw something red like a chist- er of apples on an v4d snag of a tree down in the abandoned or chard But he was alone, and scar At the close of the election the Of Williamsburg County. Poplar Springs: J. T. Culbertson, Managers and Clerks must pro- MANAGERS OF ELECTION Ray Godfrey. John Mitchell.' ceed publicly to open the ballot bex The following Managers of Elec- Princeton: W A. Babb. B. A. and count the ballots therein, and tion have been appointed to hold the Elledge, C W Davenport, continue without adjournment until election at the various precincts in Renno: Mrs James M. Copeland, the same is completed, and make the said County Sr. J. D. Neighbors. J. G. Simp- a statement of the results for each Bailey: Mrs. Walter B Ramage. son. office, and sign the same Withjji Mrs X J Copeland. Mrs. David three days thereafter the Chairman Gambrell. __ of tne Board; or someone designat- Barksdale-Narnie: M B Ab ed by the Board, must deliver to rams. Willie B Power, Mrs Jua- the l immLssioners of Election the i nita Craddock Shady Grove: R. C. Franklin, Mrs.' Carroll Johnson. Mrs. Earl Johnson. Styloh: M A WiLson. F F. Hel- Thvradny. Mofeer 27, 136* Stewart's Store: Wayne D. Stew art, J. C.* Jones, Hoeea M. Cook. Tip Top: T. T. Smith, S. F. Whit aker, J. S. Blum. Trinity Ridge Dgrroh Mrs Eleanor Wilson, Mrs. Fl Johnson. Waterloo R. Guy Smith, Mrs. C. Smith, Joe NeH. Wattsvilie: Earl £ouch, Daniels. Reba Crow. Woodville: B. V. Gray. J. W. Wham. T ML Keilett Youngs: Sanley, Henry Gossette, Albert Wingo The Managers at each precinct named above are req\|psted to dele gate one of their number to secure the boxes and blanks for thedplee^ lion \V The boxes will be ready for de livery and the office will be open on Saturday. Nov. 5, and Mon^y. Nov. 7, from 8:30 a m. until 4:30 p. m. NOTE: Boxes will be picked up from the Council Room. City Hall, second floor. JAMES D WASSON. GEORGE L PHINNEY, G. N. FOY. Commissioners of Elections for Laurens County, S. C. lams. J. A Simpson October 25, 1960 ed to investigate goal, we didn't want anything to happi n then We got piumb under that tree, and saw no encouraging signs on :he^ground For surely where there «-* are Jfepies there is usually some on poll list, the !>ox containing the Brewerton: Henry Balentine, C. ballots and written statements of H. Hall, Curtis B Young, the results of the election. Clinton No 1: V. P. Adair. R At the said election qualified P. Adair. Mrs Lois Thornley. J. J. electors will vote upon the adoption Clark. or rejection of amendments to the Clinton No 2:> ,George Watts Constitution, as provided in the fol- Copeland. Henry Young. Sr., Gus let' hurt This Sen«^ of '1e*"Sitres In Published Each Week b> theVolhiwing ( linton Tirms In the Interest Of Increasing t hurch Vttendance. JOANNA STORES Joanna, S. C. — M • FROM HOW OH... :x Whnt » etranpe feeling it gave me. the first tifte L&urti went to school! As I watched her, I realized that these were her first independent step*. From this day forward, she would be in creasingly on her own. I don't think I ever felt my responsibility a* a mother as much as I did at that moment. Had I given her the proper foundation to meet the trials, the temptations and frustrations that are an inevitable part of even a school child’s life? Had 1 done enough for her? Being human, I probably hadn’t. But there " as one thing I had done. From the beginning, had made the Church a part of Laura’s life. * '• 7 " . ~t You can’t shelter your children from harsh reality. But you can, through the teachings of the Church, help them face life with strength, and faith, giving them the a-surance that God is ever-present. Tne CHURCH FOR Aik ALU FOR TM« CHURCm The Chunk » tk* r«MR fanat a* rtrrk for ik* Kjdtknt of rhwrur tme rood dtnrr.rhip It It* MOTtkavti m apiriNtl vtltin. Wirtift t ■m* OtvrcK. nnttvrr dciBociart aar (tteRo non caa auTviv* Thar* a«a faa* MMX -rtaoru why everf pmtm AaaM m- -end (rmcct rtf ulartr tnd MaFart tna Church Thr? tm (1) Fothatasaak* l) For ha childtan'i »■* O) Fat At ucr of ha coairauntrt taX aaoaa. K For the nkr of thr Chmck taalf. aka* needs ha mottl tod caetRal mspmr FUn to «o to church maSrh sad rate rout Bible dt>W iKjr Book XUhlAT I'ttia* i** u John M ssx I iMOfty Paatau m sa.r> Up*. a IMt Th^-waxji , w VndiLf I Coriath are i Nil R«-. • is a^ Aft irrx Johnson Bros, Super Mairket South Broad St ( GULF OIL CORP. J. X. Addison. Distributor COOPER MOTOR CO. E Carolina Av«. 1 NEWBERRY COUNTY BANK Joanna , Western Auto Assoc. Store lli» Mungrov r St. IRBY’S MARKET 207 Musgrove St JOANNA STORES Joanna. S. C. BEACON DRIVE-IN Whitmire Hwy. McGEE’S DRUG STORE 100 W’. Main St. C-W-S GUANO COaylllCa FERTILIZER 103 N. 'be ground Zeke climbed up and made the devastating and bewilder ing discovery that what he and we! lowing JOINT RESOLUTIONS: STATEWIDE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS No. I A Joint Resolution Proposing An had seen was not red. ripe apples ( Amendment To Article XXII Of The K at all It was the blooms of an old Constitution Of South Carolina. Cross Hill: cowitch v ine that grew up its : W. Hollnigsworth. Clinton Mills: Mrs. Marvin Whit mire. Mrs Faye Wilson. W. D. Terry. J P Terry Cook's Store: T R. Patton, W Bailey. J. trunk' We were never whipped out any worse than that EVERYDAY COUNSELOR By Bishop Herbert Spaagh Far tor* many treat religion and the church as a luxury Actually it is an essential, not only for the preservation of individual liberty, hut a!w> for the preserv ation of our Ana err ran way of life If you quos- ’.*« this, read the following written by W rfLam Henry Boddv p > Before I gave to my and love that made my homt t place of 'trength and beauty In helpless infancy my church >.*raed my parents in consecraUng me ;a « hrist and in baptizing me in Ha- name My vhurch enriched my child- od nth the Romance and Relig- « and the lessor.' of life that have Seen woven into tne texture of my -*si. Siimetimes 1 seem to have for g«*-n and then, when else I might s' ereader *»> foolish and futile ideals of kfr. the truths my Cnurch taught become radiant capable la the ress and storm of ado- -• 'oetK. rrrt Church heard the ' ge «f my soul and she guided my **taep' by lifting mv eyes toward :w stars Wber. first my heart knew the strar.ge awakenings of love my Church taught me to chasten and sparualize my affect.ons. She sanctioned my marriage and bless ed my home "V ien my heart was seamed wit* om.w and I tnought the sun cow.«t never shine again my Church drew me to the Fnend of all the Beary and whxspered to me the “ope of another morning, eternal and tearieSs * When my steps have clipped and ! nave kn<<w*5 tne bitterness of sinr my Church’has believed in me and wwiingly She has called me bock to jve within the hieghts of myself "Now have come the children Aearer to me than life itself and my Cnurch is helping me to tram them for all joyous and clean and OinsJjy living " My Church calls me-to Her heart She a'ks my service and my 1895. Relating To Miscellaneous Denny. J eral Assembly To Fill Any Vacancy Darnels Matters, So A' To Permit The Gen- Of State And I-ocal Government In The Event Of Emergencies Result ing From Disasters Caused By Ene my Attack. And To Perform Such Duties As Are Necessary To Insure The Continuity Of Government Op erations NO. 2 A Junt Resolution Proposing An Amendment To Section 21, Article I D. Thackston. J H. Shealy, J. O H Austin. Store: J Y. Martin. W B O'Dell B R Redden. Dials E P Harris. R O Wil-I bams, P. H Harris. Ekom: F J. O'DeU, S H Cooper. Roy Culbertson Gray Court: Mrs Mae Pace. Mrs H R Owings. John B Mc- Cuen Grays: Hughes Coker. Sam Thomas. C. E. McIntyre. Hickorv Tavern: M L McDaniel. YARBOROUGH STUDIO and CAMERA SHOP Corner Musgrove and Pills St. \ Cameras — Films — Photo Finishing V. Of The Constitution Of 'HiislC R Babb. Erskine B Coates. Hopewell: W P Dickson. Don Boyd, Charles R Workman Joanna W W. Niver, Jr . Mrs. Nonnie Belle Clarke. Mrs Lillian Bragg. ’ ^ Jones'- Store: Raymond A Cook. H L Thompson. Mrs L. H Lott Lanford: Mrs. Lucy Patterson. Mrs Martha Blakely. Mrs. Joyce Kennedy Laurens No 1 Mrs Maude Dav- Cassanova. State Relating To Jurisdiction Of Magistrates. So As To Delete Therefg-om The Provision Which Limits The Civil Jurisdiction Of Magistrates To Cases Where Hie was born my. church| Value Of Property In Controversy, parents ideals ‘of life Dr The Amount Claimed Does Not Exceed One Hundred Dollars. And To Provide That The Limitation Of The Exclusive Jurisdiction Of Magistrates In Criminal Cases Shall Be Raised From A Fine Of vnport. Mrs Peggy One Hundred Dollars Or Imprson- '* rs Zelew Bryson, ment For Thirty Days LOCAL CONSTmnONAL XMFNDWFNTS No. 3 Xndersoa County A Joint Resolution Proposing An Amendment To Section 21 Of Ar ticle V’ Of The Constitution Of South insistent, and inefe.,Carolina Relating To The Jurisdic tion Of Magistrates. So As To Pro vide That Magistrates In Anderson County Having Jurisdiction In Ad dition To That Conferred By The Constitution Upon Other Magis trates In Anderson County Shall about this question: “Winter time means homo beating time and. of course, more exercise for tbr fire en- fines. What bothers me most is the difference in value be tween our prcsesl home and the cost of rept.i(ing it. Caa homes he insured U full re placement value rather than to depreciated value?” Wm. J. Bailey Ins. Agency M. S. Bailey & Son Bankers Bldg. PHONE 1246 Laurens No. 2: R F Lee. Sr. Mrs. Gary Templeton. J M Don- nan Laurens No 3: Mrs William M Davis. Mrs.'J L McPherson. Mrs , Bill Hellams Laurens No. 4: J C Godsey. Carl Bramlett. Miss Ora Powers. Laurens No. 5: Mrs Roberta S Hill, Mrs. Grace Seawright, Mrs John H Wharton. Jr Laurens No. 6: Mrs. Byron E Burns, Mrs. Joe B Kirby, Mrs Ralph Burns. Jr. Long Branch: Mrs. Sam Comp-j Jr . v Maintain An Office In The City Of toa - Sr* ^ am Compton Anderson Ntrs c Benjamin. Jr No. 4 Beaufort County A Joint Resolution Proposing Xmendments To Section 7, Article VU1 And Section 5, Article X, Of Tie Constitution Limiting The Amount Of Bonded Indebtedness Which May Be Incurred By Po litical Subdivisions Of This State, So As To Eliminate The Provisos To Such Sections Exempting The County Of Beaufort And Other Po litical Subdivisions" Within The County From Such Limitations. And Proposing An Amendment To Section j. Article X.. Of The Con stitution To Exempt Beaufort Coun ty. And Any Political Subdivision Within Such County From The Limitations Of That Section Or Any Other Constitutional Provision Lim iting The Amount Of Bonded In- PRESCRIPTIONS Prompt, Economical Prescription Service! Young's Pharmacy •Serving This Area 77 Y’ears'* Phone 19 Phone 19 _ . ' ,ce ana i debtedness Which May Be Incurred oy-dtr She has a right to ask k! - Bv A p olltical Subdivision Of This CITIZENS FED SAV. & LOAN 220 XX . Main St. ’ COMMUNITY CASH K. Florida Si. T. E. JONES & Sons Furniture 10(1 tt Main St. SUNSHINE CLEANERS ‘Shoe Repair-Shirt Lnaadrv 102 XV. Florida YOUNG BROS. GULF SERVICE 212 N. I miB help Her to do for others w^vat She has done for me In this alace in which I live. I will help Her keep aflame and aloft the torch of a living faith " Miss Bramlett ureas—Miss Ola Bramlett, 86. ("■ht at 9 on p m . Wednesday, at a s^tanburg hospital after several years health A native and lifelong resident of Li areas, she- w as the daughter of • jc late William and Sarah Crisp Bramlett S!fe was a member of the he Fu-st Baptist Church Surviving are two sisters. Mrs. i * C Retd and Mrs E T. Babb, hxh of Laurens Funeral services were conducted at Kennedy Mortuary chapel Fri- iday at 11:00 a m by Dr Robert S Cooper Burial was in the Lau rens city cemetery Election Notice STATF. OF SOUTH CAROLINA, C«ntey «f Laarews Notice is hereby given that the Geaeral Election for State and Ounty will be held at the voting precincts fixed by law in the Coun ty aforesaid on Tuesday. November 8 19G8. said day being Tuesday fol- lofexag the First Monday, as pres- smbed by the State Constitution. Before the hour fixed for opening tbe polls Managers and Clerks must take and subscribe to the constitu- oath The Managers elect The polls shall be OFFKK SUPPLIES LAY-AWAY t BULOVA FOR State N. 5 Horry County A Joint Resolution Proposing An Anjendment To Article II. Section 13 Of The Constitution Of South Carolina. 1895, So .As To Permit Elections To Be Held In The City Of Myrtle Beach Upon TTie Ques tion of Incurring Bonded Debt For Waterworks Or Sewage Disposal Purposes Without There, Being First Presented To The City Council Of The City of Myrtle Beach A Pe tition Signed By A Majority Of The Freeholders Of The City Seeking And Authorizing The Holding Of Such Elections. N*. 6 Newberry C«oaty A Joint Resolution Proposing An Amendment To Article I, Section 17. Of The Constitution Of South Carolina. 1895, Relating To Crim inal Punishment, Double Jeopardy And The Taking Of Private Prop erty. So As To Authorize The Gen eral Assembly To Procide By Law That Incorporated Municipalities Or Housing Redevelopment Au- 1 thorities In Newberry County May Undertake And Carry Out Slum Clearance And Redevelopment' Work And To Provide For The Use Of The Power Of^jEminent Domain By The Incorporated Mu nicipalities Or Housing Authori ties In Newberry County For Such ; Purposes No. 7 Orangeburg County A Joint Resolution Proposing An A rr end ment To Section 5 Of Article X Of The Constitution. Relating To The Limit Of Bonded Indebtedness Of Certain Political Subdivisions. •\i Take a "time saving" tip from Santa. It's easier to shop now, before the crowds, while our selection of beautiful Butova watches is complete. 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