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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Thursday, September 21, 1961
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Personal and Social
News of Joanna
MRS. HOMER JACKS, Correepoodcat and Representative
TELEPHONE W7-MI1
Mr. and Mrs. J W. May and
son, Jimmie, and Mrs S. A.
Sparks, of Laurens, were Thurs
day dinner guests of Mr and
Mrs. Elmer Bennett Recent
week-end visitors of the Bennetts
were Mr. and Mrs. A. E Mos-
tella, of Greenville.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Gunter and
Mrs. Cancie Brown were recent
week-end visitors in Elberton,
Ga. They attended the singing
convention and were Sunday din
ner guests of Mrs. Leonia Brown
Mr. and Mrs Curt Salter,
Kathy and Don. Mr. and Mrs
B R. Davis and Terry Brown
spent the week-end at the for
mer's cottage on Lake Murray
Mr and Mrs. Matt Coleman, of
Saluda, joined them on Sunday
Miss Eugenia Byars is a fresh
man this year at Winthrop Col
lege in Rock Hill
Mr and Mrs Harold Prater
and children were recent visi
tors of Mrs O E Martin at
State Park
Mrs R S Harrison, of Green
wood, was the Wednesday night
guest of Mr. and Mrs John
Henry Davenport. Sr.
Mr. and Mrs J. W Truitt
and son. Harold, and Miss Syn-
dn Privitte. of Sumter, were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr and
Mrs H. G. Boyce
Mrs Clara Stroud, Betty and
Andi were Sunday visitors of Mr
and Mrs Robert Dennis of near
Newberry.
Mrs. Evelyn Harrison and
Mrs. J P. Murphy were Satur
day guests of Mr and Mrs T. G.
Murphy Mrs Murphy remained
for a week's visit.
Joe Chalk and Rudy Hamarick
attended the P C.-Furman foot
ball game in Greenville Satur
day.
Mr. and Mrs Julian Gardner,
Wayne and Karen, of Spartan
burg. visited their parents. Mr
and Mrs Walter WatU, Mr and
Mrs. H L Gardner on Satur
day.
James Fulmer and son, Gary,!
were Thursday visitors of the
former's mother Mrs. John Ful
mer in Newberry.
Mrs John Lynch, of Green-;
ville, was the week-end guest of
Mr and Mrs Joe Johnson
Mrs Belle Willingham and
Mrs Willie O'Dell were Sunday
visitors of Mrs Lydia Corley in ^
Columbia
Mr and Mrs Bill Richards
and children, of Monroe. N C ,
were recent week-end visitors of
Mr. and Mrs Carson Nabors
Mrs Frances Warner and
Mrs. Rolfe Clark were Friday
visitors in Anderson
Mr and Mrs Hubert Davis
and Sandra, of Fairplay, spent
the week-end w ilh the latter's i
parents. Mr. and Mrs Arthur’
League.
Mr and Mrs W K Waits
were Saturday visitors in Green
wood Sunday guests of the
Waits family were Mr and Mrs"
Milton Waits, of Belton
. Mrs Julian Hunnicutt is visit
mg her mother. Mrs Ambrose
in Clearwater, Fla
Mr and Mrs Bernard Nabors
were Saturday visitors in Colum
bia.
AFC Kenneth R Chalk has re
turned to Shaw Air Force Base
in Sumter following 18 days stay
with his parents Mr and Mrs
T R Chalk.
Mr and Mrs E H Hunnicutt.
Julian Hunnicutt were Sunday
dinner guests of Mrs Ailyne
Hunnicutt in Ninety Six.
Mr and Mrs Nelson Garner
and daughter. Joyce, of Clinton,
and Mickey Poag, of Baltimore.
Md , were Sunday visitors of
Mr and Mrs Johnnie Stroud
Mr and Mrs. Dearl Bozard
and children and Mrs Helen
Bozard were Sunday visitors of
Mr and Mrs. Kenneth Griffis in
Pendleton Mrs Helen Bozard |
remained for a longer visit
Mrs l^avinia Cooley and Mike i
and John M. Ross were in Co
lumbia Saturday due to the se
nous illness of Charlie V Ver
ner, who suffered a heart attack
on Thursday.
Sunday visitors of the Ross
family were Mrs G C. Miller]
and Verner Ross, of Greenville.
Mr. and Mrs. C. R Tompkins!
were visitors of the latter's sis-1
ter, Mrs Marvin Nicholson and
Mr Nicholson in Gaffney over
the week-end
Mrs Pearl Williams spent sey-1
eral days last week in Prosper-1
ity with Mr and Mrs Ernest i
Bedenbaugh
Mr and Mrs Bill Poag, of I
Greer, were overnight visitors
Monday with his parents, Mr
and Mrs L. H. Poag. Sunday
guests of the Poags were Miss ;
Nancy Butler and Mickey Poag '
of Baltimore, Md
VISITS MOTHER ON »JRI>
BIRTHDAY
Those attending the birthday
dinner Sunday of Mrs Ester
Prater at Town Park in Bates-
burg were Mr and Mrs L E
Prater, Mrs Cancie Brown,
Leonard Price, Ralph Prater,
Mr. and Mrs. S A. Roebuck, A1
and Janice, Mr and Mrs. Hack
Prater, Julie and Jack, Mr. and
Mrs. Rudolf Prater and Kent,
Mr and, Mrs f/ouie Nabors. Ka
ren and Kathy. Mrs Prater is
the mother of L. E Prater. She
was celebrating her 93rd birth
day
EPWORTH CHURCH NEWS
The fall revival will be held at
Epworth Methodist Church in
Joanna beginning on Monday
evening. Sept 25 at 7:30 p m
Rev Hugh Bickiey, pastor of
Lydia Methodist Church, will be
the guest speaker Mason Staple-
ton of Spartanburg, will lead the
singing The public is cordially
invited to attend Rev J Her
bert Thomas is pastor at Ep
worth
CAMPING TRIP
The Luther league of St.
John's Lutheran Church in Clin
ton held their fall retreat over
the week-end at Camp Buckhorn
State Park on Paris Mountain
Those attending from Joanna
were Eddie Shealy, Elaine
Boyce. Betty Stroud and Gail
Bedenbaugh Mrs Clara Stroud,
adult advisor, accompanier the
group to and from camp
ENJOY COOK-Ol f
On Saturday afternoon mem
tiers of the Steadfast Sunday
School Class of First Baptist
Church in Joanna entertained
their ladies and invited guests
with a cook out at the picnic shel
ter J B Johnson is teacher of
the class
PRESBYTERIAN ( III R( II
NEWS
Next Sunday morning, Sept.
24 at First Presbyterian Church
in Joanna the Rally Day pro
gram will tie presented by the
pupils of Sunday School classes
at 10 o'clock Parents are urged
to attend
Miss Marian Speering, rnis-
from the Sudan Interior
in Africa, will be guest
at the morning worship
The pastor. Rev Hugh
extends a cordial invi-
public to attend
sionary
Mission
s|>eaker
service
Pollard
tation to the
these services
WITH THE SICK
Teresa Howell has been dis
charged from the local hospital
following treatment
Billy Emory, of Clinton, is re
cuperating at home following an
appendectomy at the local hos
pital
W G. Arrowood, of Clinton, is
a patient at the local hospital
undergoing treatment
D. O. Kinard is a patient at
the local hospital undergoing
treatment
Durward Murdock, of Clin
ton. has been discharged from
the local hospital following
treatment
Mrs Beatrice Jenkins is a pa
tient at the local hospital under
going treatment
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS
Hicks
Mr and Mrs. James Hicks
announce the birth of a son,
James Barry, on Sept. 12 at the
local hospital Mrs Hicks is the
former Miss Madge Gilmer
Mason
Mr. and Mrs Lavon Mason
announce the birth of a daugh
ter Sept 18 at the local hos
pital Mrs Mason is the former
Miss Jadene Hazel
PINK AND BLUE SHOWER
A host of friends gathered at
Joanna Club House on Saturday
evening honoring Mrs. Bobbie
Simmons with a pink and blue
shower. Hostesses for the occa
sion were Mrs Nicolas Kramn,
Mrs W J. Dunlap. Jr.. Mrs
C. D Bowers and Miss Lillie
Mae Franklin
Party games and contests
were enjoyed, after which the
ladies were invited into the din
ing room for refreshments of
punch, cake and nuts, served
from the appointed table over
laid in white, centered with vio
let flower arrangement
The hostesses presented the
honoree a pink carnation cor
sage lor the occasion
Mrs Simmons received many
nice and useful gifts which were
opened and passed
Out-of-town guests attending
were Mrs Margaret Rushton
and Mrs Gerald Rushton. of
Laurens )
BIRTHDAYS AND ANNIVER
SARIES
Mrs Swanme Wicker observ
ed a birthday on Saturday,
Sept 18
Little Frank Templeton cele
brated his first birthday on Sat
urday with a party at his home
Mr antf Mrs John Henry
Davenport. Sr , have birthdays
this month His was Sept 8, hers
will be Sept. 30
Mrs. S. A. Roebuck observed a
birthday Sept. 15.
L. E Prater had a birthday
on Monday, Sept. 18
FELLOWSHIP CLASS HAS
SUPPER
Members of the Fellowship
1 Sunday School Class of First
Baptist Church, Joanna, and
their invited guests enjoyed a
supper at Panorama Lodge on
Saturday evening. L. R. Thomp
son is teacher of the class
Hurricane News
Of The Week
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with
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-Profit
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Funds Available When Needed
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Mr and Mrs Henry Suber
visited Mr. and Mrs William
Gastley Sunday afternoon
Friends of Mrs William Gast
ley will be glad to know she is
improving after minor surgery
at Hays Hospital and treatment
at Self Memorial Hospital in
Greenwood last week
Mr and Mrs. Harold Cope
land and family, Mrs Dennis
Fallow and Dennis, Jr., Mrs.
Houston Ellis visited Mrs, L. D.
Watkins near Whitmire Sunday
afternoon.
Mr and Mrs. Charles Young
and family visited Mrs. Young's
parents. Mr and Mrs. Ben Dick
son in Cowpens Sunday alter-
noon.
Mike Simmons, son of Mr and
Mrs. Gene Simmons, celebrated
his birthday Sept. 16
Mr. and Mrs. J. R Bartley
visited Mr. and Mrs. K L. Ban
ister in Greenwood Sunday aft
ernoon.
CIRCLE MEETS
The Martha Franks Circle of
the Hurricane Baptist Church
met at the home of Miss Lula
Young recently for their Septem
ber meeting A study of the book
“The Dreamer Cometh'' was
taught by Mrs. J H Darr
ENJOYS PICNIC
The Intermediate and Junior
classes of the Hurricane Baptist
Church enjoyed a picnic at the
Greenwood State Park Satur
day afternoon Mrs Mildred
Branson. Mrs Carroll Young,
Mr. and Mrs W. D. Bailey
chaperoned the group of 25 boys
and girls. They enjoyed games
before the picnic supper was
served. Enroute home they en
joyed singing.
CATFISH ^SUPPER
A catfish supper will be spon
sored this evening (Thursday) by
the Hurricane Community Club.
Supper will be served beginning
at 6 o'clock
News From
The County Agent
M. L. OUTZ, CMinty Agent
Recent surveys in all areas of
the state have shown that many
of our farmers are planting
seed of oats, wheat, rye and bar
ley that cannot produce profit
able yields. The crop can be no
better than the seed that are
planted. Only low and unprofit
able yields result from planting
seed of unknown origin, purity
and germination
Our small grains are one of
the most important of the crops
j grown in the county. It can be
made one of the most profitable
when it is grown and used as it
should be Small grains have
more important uses than other
crops, for they supply (1) Grain,
(2) Grazing, (3) Winter Clover,
(4) Hay and (5) Silage It is im
portant that we have more and
better small grains to support
our growing livestock produc
tion
Cleaning of the seed before
treatment is very important
Ceresaq M , Fanogen 15, and
Ortho-LM are the chemicals rec
ommended for treating small
grain seed.
Ceresan H is recommended as
a dust treatment at 1-2 ounce
per bushel of seed. Fanogen 15
and Ortho-LM is for the quick-
wet treitment It should be used
at a rate of 3-4 ounce per bush
el It is very important that
these chemicals lie used at the
recommended dosages Lesser
amounts will not give the amount
of protection desired, and excess
amounts will damage the seed.
"The seed should be treated
thoroughly and allowed to re
main in the bags or other con
tainers for at least two days be
fore planting. Treating the seed
jn the drill is usually not effec
tive. Loose smut disease of bar
ley and wheat cannot be con
trolled with seed treatment
chemicals. An anaerobic method
of treatment will be explained
to growers who request it. How
ever. the planting of disease free
seed is one of the most impor
tant ways to control smut
So, talk to your neighbor.
| Spread the word. For the bene
fit of Laurens County, plant only
good seed of recommended va
rieties, and follow through by
having your soil tested and us
ing recommended amounts of
lime and fertilizer. Let's get
more profits from our small
grains this year.
The 1961 fair season begins
this week with the Greenville
County Fair Approximately 30
dairy calves from Laurens Coun
ty 4-H dairy calf club will be en
tered and shown Wednesday,
Sept 20 The boys and girls
from Laurens who will be show
ing cattle at the fair are as fol
lows: John and Eleanor Mow
bray, son and daughter of Mr
and Mrs T. K Mowbray, Mike
Hellams, son of Mr and Mrs
C. E Hellams. Rt. 3, Ronnie
Kellett. son of Mr and Mrs
Charles Kellett of Greenwood.
Jack Marlar, son of Mr and
Mrs Hugh E Marlar, Green
pond: Steve Thompson, son of
Mr. and Mrs L. Thompson,
Greenpond; Pam Watts, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs T Watts of
Ware Shoals, John Hill, son of
Mr and Mrs Tom Hill of Rt
2, and V. J. Burris, Hartley
Caldwell, Berry Benson Beck,
Charles Crumpton, Riley Fillin-
game, Andy McAbee, Michael
Parks, Jeff Raines, Lawrence
Smart, Wayne Walker, Herman
Woodfin, Harold LeMaster, Lar
ry Coc krill, Mike Wickham,
Sammy Loos, and Kenneth
Wright of Thorn well.
Our 4-H Poultry Sale will be
held at Wham's Feed and Seed
Store on Saturday, Sept. 23, at
10:00 a. m.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON
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SEPTEMBER 25 • 30
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MANY WILD
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8 BIG BUILDINGS FULL OF EXHIBITS
DOG SHOW WED., SEPT. 27 - 8 P. M
WHITE SCHOOL DAY - SEPT 26
COLORED SCHOOL DAY - SEPT. 28
1 THRILLING CHAMPIONSHIP STOCK CAR
RACES THURSDAY EVENING- SEPT. 28 -
8 P. M.
DOLL
CARRIAGE
and
TRICYCLE
Parade
PARADE FOR WHITE CHILDREN - SEPT. M
PARADE FOR COLORED CHILDRI N - SEPT. 18
CASH PRIZES WILL BE AWARDED
EDO PKESNLLL A FAMILY. BANNER ELK, N. C.
wiB demonetrste their wood carving skill and play
the Dulcimer at the GREENWOOD PAUL
Dulrlmei la eae si the oldest mmfca
know* le man and It Is mendaaed ta the
The
1961 FORD Fordor Sedan Fairlana 500 — Grand Prixa
To B« Given Away Friday Night, September 29 — 10:30 P. M.
FREE PARKING TO EVERYBODY
Oak Ridge Institute
of
Nuclear Studies
ATOMS «N ACTION
One ot the U. S. Atomic Energy
Commission's newest trsvelag
exhibits wiB be shows at the
Fair, September 25-M
Shetland pony. Bridle and Saddle
-Semi-Grand Prize - given away
Saturday afternoon. Sept M, —
S:« P. M.
P. S. — Liule Diana Dent, the
rider, does not go with the pony