The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, December 07, 1961, Image 7
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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
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School District M
School Lunch Menu
Week of December 11-15
MONDAY
Milk, grilled bologna, cole slaw
witb grated carrots, butter beans,
corn bread, butter, and apple pie.
TUESDAY
Milk, chib con carne with pinto
beans, cole slaw with dressing.
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saltines, butter, and sliced pine
apple.
WEDNESDAY
Milk, deviled eggs, turnip
greens and roots, blackeyed peas,
combread butter, and banana
pudding.
THURSDAY
Milk, roast turkey, cranberry
sauce, dressing, giblet gravy,
green beans, candied sweet pota
toes, hot rolls, butter, fresh or
anges or tangerines.
FRIDAY
Milk, fried fish, stewed toma
toes and rice, carrot sticks, corn
bread, butter, and fruit jello.
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Santa at Wh itten Village
Here is the car carrying Santa Claus as
a number of units in Clinton’s Christmas
parade went to Whitten Village for a
tour on Friday. He was greeted by the
hundreds of children on the way. Here
children may be seen picking up pieces
of candy that Santa threw to them, and
others are awaiting their turn. — Photo
by Dan Yarborough.
County Farmers To
Vote in Referendum
On Cotton Dec. 12
Just what a “yes” or a “no”
vote will mean in the December
12 referendum on cotton market
ing quotas was explained today
by Hugh B. Workman, chairman
of the Laurens County Stabiliza
tion
tee.
and Conservation Commit-
All farmers having cotton acre,
age allotments, landlords, ten
ants, croppers, and those farms
in the Soil Bank program having
cotton allotments are eligible to
vote
“If at least two-thirds of the
growers who vote in the referen
dum approve of quotas,” he de
clared, “then the quotas will be
in effect for the 1962 cotton crop,
marketing penalties will apply to
any 'excess’ cotton produced on
a farm, and price support to
farmers who comply with their
| farm acreage allotments will be
i available at the full effective
level, and this support will be set
• at up to 90% of parity.
‘On the other hand, if more
than one-third of the growers
who vote oppose the quotas, then
there will be no quotas and no
penalties applicable to the 1962
cotton crop, and price support to
farmers who comply with their
farm acreage allotments will be
available at 50% of parity, as di-
| reeled by law
"Allotments are not affected by
I the outcome of balioting. They
will remain in effect—whether or
not quotas are approved—as a
means of determining eligibility
for the available price support.”
Mr Workman pointed out that,
while the Secretary of Agricul
ture is directed by law to pro-
| claim quotas for the next crop
when the cotton supply exceeds
normal, it is the growers them
selves who decide whether or not
quotas shall be used.
Allotments for individual farms
were mailed by the ASCS office
to growers on December 1.
The voting in Laurens County
will take place Tuesday, Decem
ber 12, 1961, between the hours
of 8:00 A. M. and 6:00 P. M. at
the following places:
Town Hall, Cross Hill; Scurry’s
Store, Ht. 1, Cross Hill; Aber
crombie - Owings Store, Gray
Court; Milton Woods Store,
Greenpond; Bryson - Stoddard
Store, Owings; Wells Thompson
Store, Fountain Inn; Hubert Pitts
Store, Clinton; Herman Hender
son Store, Rt. 3, Clinton; G. C.
Watts Store, Mountville; Tip Top
Grocery, Rt. 2, Clinton; ASCS Of
fice, Laurens; W. T. Blakely
Store, Ora; Benjamin Store,
RFD, Clinton; Wasson Brothers
Store, Hickory Tavern; Lowell
Watkins Store, Rt. 1, Ware
Shoals; Golding’s Store, Water
loo; W. R and Furman Garrett
Store, Cold Point; Gossett Store,
Rt 2, Gray Court; and W. A.
Roberts Store, RFD, Fountain
Inn.
The provision for releasing and
reappointing ^cotton acreage al
lotments will be in effect again in
1962
Mrs. Brewington
Laurens—Mrs. Bessie "suna-
way Brewinjtton, 81, of 4 Beattie
St., died/parly Friday in the
Laurens County hospital after an
illness of four days.
She was a native of Laurtns
County, the daughter of the l.tte
Elijah and Margaret Brewington
Dunaway. She was a member of
Grace Covenant Presbyteria n
Church.
Surviving are four sons, W. F
Brewington of Bath; P. B., J. W.,
and R. W. Brewington, all of
Laurens; two daughters, Mrs.
Carl A. Gwinn and Mrs. W. E.
Landrum, both of Laurens; three
sisters, Mrs. Minnie Brewington
of Spartanburg; Mrs. Nora
Lynch and Mrs. Florence Law-
son, both of Laurens; also four
grandchildren and three great,
grandchildren.
Funeral services were conduct
ed Saturday at Grace Covenant
Presbyterian Church at 3:00 p.
m. by Rev. C. L. Letson and
Rev. Alvin S. Boone. Burial was
in Rose Hill cemetery.
Gray
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Cotton Referendum On Dec. 12
Cotton growers will vote December 12 in their annual ref
erendum to determine whether to use a system of marketing
quotas for their 1962 crop.
With quotas in effect, cooperating farmers will be guar
anteed a level of support within the range of 65 fo 90 percent
of parity. This support this year is based on 82 percent of
parity. Non-cooperating producers would be subject to a pen
alty on excess cotton at the rate of 50 percent of the June 15
parity.
If quotas are voted off, the support to cooperating grow
ers would be at only 50 percent of parity and there would be
no penalty for overplanting.
This year, farmers of Laurens County released 1,800 acres
of allotment more than the Committee had requests for. The
provision for the release and reapportionment of allotments
will be in the 1962 program. Therefore, M. S. Bailey fir Son,
Bankers believes it will be to the advantage of Laurens Coun
ty farmers to vote in favor of cotton marketing quotas. But
whatever your choice, M. S. Bailey & Son, Bankers urges all
cotton producers to vote December 12th.
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