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Clinton, S. C n Thursday, October 8, 1964
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
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ASCS Community
,And County Leaders
Agricultural Stabilisation and
Conservation Service county and
community coramittemen to
serve Laurens county farmers
f for the year beginning October
' 1, recently were elected by mail-
ballot for community committee
men and by convention of dele
gates for county commit
according to Hi. A. Ropp,
office manager.
The same county committee
will serve for another year, hut
file delegates made a change in
the chairmanship. Fred S.
Stoddard was elected chairman,
Hugh B. Workman, vice chair
man; and Sam B. Fleming, reg
ular member. J. T. Hollings
worth will serve as first altor-
0 „ nate to the county committee
and Sam B. Fleming regular
member. J. T. Hollingsworth
will serve as first alternate to
the county committee and Milton
S. Woods, the second alternate.
In the community committee
elections, in order of chairman,
vice chairman, regular member,
first and second alternates, by
township, the following were
elected to serve for the year be
ginning October I :
Cross Hill township: John L.
Adair, Jr., Robert T. Hollings
worth, Clay boras V. Hipp, Alex
Simpson, and J. H. Floyd.
Dials township: Kfluneth T.
Andrews, Milton 8. Woods, Rob-
4 ert Lee Thompson, J. Mel WB-
. lis, and Marcus Cook.
Hunter township: Hugh M.
Buford, Stewart O. Brown,
George P. Copeland, Pierce H.
MOler, and Lucius P. Burns.
Jacks township: Dial Neigh
bors, David Pitts, C. C. Giles,
Tan M. Ray, and W. J. Henry.
Laurens township: Earle B.
Blakely, Raymond Robertson,
Warren Tinsley, Wilson O. Fos
ter, and Byron W. Brown.
Scuffletown township: Sam
Compton, Jr., If at B. Senn,
Bryan Goodwin, Marvin Nelson,
and Elbert Chapman.
Sullivan township: Capers W.
Knight, Royden Mitchell, James
D. Wasson, J. C. Adams, and
Woodrow F. Zeigler.
( Waterloo township: J. Roy
Culbertson. Thomas F. Smith,
George O. Madden, Wheeler
Nelson, and Brockman Coggins.
Youngs township: Henry B.
Gossett. J. T. Manly, Nesbitt
Mahon, D. W. Stewart, and L.
Albert Cook.
Both county and community
•ommittees are made up of
farmers who are taking part or
me eligible to take part in on! or
more of the farm progams which
they administer. Community
committees include three farm
er-members elected by other
eligible fanners in each com
munity.
Programs administered by
the farmer-committeemen in
clude the agricultural conserva
tion program, acreage allot-
' menu, marketing quotas, com
modity loans, the feed grain
4 program, the voluntary wheat
program, the national wool pro
gram, farm storage facility
loans, and others assigned to
them by the Secretary of Agri
culture.
Spartanburg Fair
To Open October 12
A busy round of agricultural,
purebred livestock, farm youth,
cultural and educational evenU
— with thousands of dollars in
prises pending — will begin Mon
day, Oct. 12, for Laurens County
and other visitors to the 10th an
nual Piedmont Interstate Fair at
Spartanburg.
< The six counties and two states
exposition is all set for a six
days and nights run dally and
evenings until midnight through
Saturday, Oct. 17, President
Paul Black reported today.
The many featured attractions,
topped by the Piedmont-wide
Houes of Flowers and the Alaska-
themed Arts Department, will be
open all week with free admis
sion to thronging art and flora
enthusiasts.
Scheduled Tuesday, Oct. 13,
are two other popular Piedmont
Fair events — the Parade of
Marching High School Bands and
the livestock fitting and show
ing contest for farm boys and
girls from numerous counties.
Charter member Fair counties
are Spartanburg, Cherokee,
Union and Laurens, South Caro
lina; and Polk and Ruthetfprg,
North Carolina.
Free fireworks adjacent to the
grandstand are on tap for every
evening throughout Fab* Week.
Judging of agricultural pro
ducts will begin Tuesday. Cattle
judging will start the same day
and continue into Wednesday.
Free admission school days
are Oct. 13 for Cherokee, Lau
rens, Polk, Rutherford, Spartan
burg and Untoa counties; Oct. 14
for colored schools in all Fair
counties; and Oct. 16 for the City
of Spartanburg.
Jack Kockman’s world cham
pion Hell Drivers will perform on
the grandstand track Tuesday
and Friday evening.
Stock car races win bo
flttarday afternoon, Oct IT.
FRESHLY MADE
GROUND BEEF
3 ^ M.17
SHOULDER ROAST ...
SWIFT PREMIUM HEAVY WESTERN BEEF LB.
BONELESS STEW 59c
SWIFT PREMIUM HEAVY WESTERN
BEEF SHORT RIBS ... 29c
No Coupons Required
Look For These Stickers
On Merchandise
50 Stamps—80’s Bulletin
50 Stamps—76c Site Mum Deodorant
50 Stamps—6-Oz. Instant Town Hall Coffee
SO Stmaps—Any IS' ,-Os. Pkf. Cracker Barrel Cheese
50 Stmapu—50c Jar Vaseline
100 Stamp*—Shenandoah Boneless Turkey Boast
50 Stmaps—5-Lb. Pkf. Fresh Ground Beef
Community Cash Store
Coupons Void After October 14, 1964
PERMANENT TYPE
GALLON CAN
PRESTONE... $1.59
M&M*s TRUTT CHEWIES, 6-pk: 25c
M&M’s PEANUTS or PLAIN 29c
M&M’b 5c Size 2 for 9c
BAKER REDI BLEND CHOCOLATE ,. 45c
LIBBY'S PEACHES, 2ft size 29c
PILLSBURY— s
BROWNIE MIX (4c off) 37c
PANCAKE MIX, 1 lb 2 for 45c
PANCAKE MIX, 2 lbs. 39c
HUNGRY JACK PANCAKE, No. 1 27c
WRISLEY’S BAG SOAP, 6 ban 39c
NO BUGS SHELF PAPER, roll 45a
HORMEL CHIU WITH BEANS, 15-oz 35c
fcHD BAND FLOUR, 25-lb. bag $2.39
BORDEN'S STARLAC, 3-qt 29c
BORDEN'S STARLAC, 5-qt r 45c
BORDEN'S STARLAC, I2-qt 99c
SCOTT TOWEL HOLDERS, each 50c
HANDI-WRAP, 100-ft roll - 53c
COLGATE TOOTH PASTE, family afau 33c
SWEET
, # % I* earns 47C
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SWIFTS
PREMIUM
FULL CUT
ROUND
Swift Premium Corned Beef Lb.
BRISKET 59c
Fresh Made Pimento
CHEESE ...
8-Oz. Cup
,..' 2flc
Hormels’ Lunch Spam, 12-oz. can . 39c
Red Band FLOUR, 10-lb. bag 99c
Sunny Day OLEO, 2 lbs. Vd’* 29c
€ Mmu lity
C.ish
Silver Cow MILK, 6 Ige. cans 79c
Trellis Whole CORN, 2 12-oz. cans . 25c
KRISPY SALUNES, lb. box 27c
POUND CAN
. 69c
POUND BAG
. 59c
QT.
. 39c
LUZIANNE WHITE LABEL
COFFEE . . .
SUNNY DAY
COFFEE . . .
DEL MONTE
PRUNE JUICE .
TONY
DOG FOOD 12om$1.00
300 SHEET PKG.
Notebook Paper...47c
JUICED RITE 57-OZ. JAR
ORANGE DRINK.. 29c
BYRD'S RED DELICIOUS
APPLES . . . 2 k. 39<
Choice of 1 With $5.00 or More Order LARGE BOX
SUNNY DAY
DETERGENT
Large Box
17c
SONNY DIP
ICE MILK
Vi Gal. Carton
39c
DEL MONTE YELLOW CLING
PEACHES
DEL MONTE EARLY GARDEN
2ft CANS
4 >« $1.00
303 CANS
SWEET PEAS 5 - $1.00
2 rd package I9<
10149c
SOFT WEVE WHITE or COLORED TOILET
TISSUE
U. S. NO. I WHITE IRISH
POTATOES .
FROZEN FOODS
OLD FASHIONED APPLE or CHERRY
FRUIT PIES
14-OZ. SIZE
• • •
5 LBS.
3 for $1.00
POLLY BAG
FRENCH FRIES .79c
SHENANDOAH ROCK 22-02.
CORNISH HENS . . 59c
SHENANDOAH BONELESS PER LB.
TURKEY ROAST 95c
BIRDSEYE 10-OZ. PKGS.
Broccoli Spears T2 fdr~ 49c
NO COUPON UQUNUD
JUPITER
Potato Chips
'ft. 59*
U* far Ma Teh *a ssah »i»
SUNNY DAY
TASTE ’O SEA PERCH or 2 LBS.
Flounder Steak 99c
SINGLETON 16-OZ. PKG.
BREADED OYSTERS 99c
H-Brand Bacon Wrapped 5-Oz. Pkg.
CHOPPED SIRLOIN . 29c
MORTON’S 8-OZ. SIZE
POT PIEStttttt 4 for 69c
Limit: 1 With (J.00 or Morebnior
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3-Lb.
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BUSH
SHOWBOAT
American Beauty
PALMETTO
PINTO BEANS
Pork & Beans
SOUP
Grape Drink
Can 10c
Lb. Can ... 10c
Can 10c
Qt Can ... 29c
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