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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
cattle tales scheduled this week.
The Greenwood sale will be held
Thursday, September 16 and the
Spartanburg sale Friday, Sept
ember 17. I believe these sales
are the place to market cattle.
The cattle are grouped in large
lots and the feed lot buyers bid
on tne cattle as each pen is
brought through the ring. Top
dollar prices can be expected.
can 1 make
an the necklines ef same ef my
dresses 1 am washing?
A. A good hair shampoo rub
bed into these stalped areas be
fore the dresses are put intp the
washer will leave the fabric
dean and fresh-looking.
Q. Have you any ideas on the
repair of a leaking fountain
By M. L. OUTZ, County Agent
Laurens County 4-H’ers did
well at the Upper State Fair last
week. Grand Champion Holstein
and Ayrshire along with the Re
serve Champion Guernsey were
from Laurens County.
The champion Ayrshire be
longed to Bruce Simpson of Cross
Hill. Bruce, following in his bro
ther’s foot steps, did a fine Job.
The usual fine showing by Paul
Watt brought high honors and
Grand Champion to the black
and white cow, the Holstein..
Jimmy Smith was a standout.
Jimmy is from ThornweU. He
mid his registered Guernsey
traveled the road to victory. As
a result of his hard work in fit
ting and showing, he will receive
an all expense paid trip to the
show of all shows, the Interna
tional Livestock Exposition at
Chicago. There he will see the
finest dairy cattle in the world,
the top beef, hogs, sheep, and
horses. This is a show that all
outstanding cattle breeders
would like to attend. Congratula
tions to Jimmy for a Job wall
done.
Other 4-H’ers from Laurens
County showing dairy calves
were: Charles Bryant and Bar
bara Bryant of Ware Shoals; Vic
kie Mitchell and Gerald Mitchell
of Ware Shoals along with John
ny Simpson also of Ware Shoals;*
also Arthur Belcher and Jack
Marlar of Greenpond. The above
boys and girls were showing Ayr
shire cattle.
The Guernsey breed was shown
by the following ThornweU boys:
Edward Elkins, Pete Belcher,
Mickle Wickham, and Lloyd
Reams. The Senior Champion
was shown by Arthur Belcher.
The Holstein breed was repre-
sentated by Pam Watt, David
Coggins, Ronald Avinger, and
Gerald MitcheU.
Jack Marlar did a fine Job
with his herd of Jerseys. Congra
tulations to aU the boys and girls
for the fine job.
Livestock producers should
plan to attend one of the feeder
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Jim Addison, president of the
Laurens Beef Cattle Association,
announced that the quarteriy
meeting would be held at Maxey
Hunter’s farm on September'21
at 7 p. m. Members of the As
sociation are invited. .
Don’t wait any longer. Ferti
lise fall and winter pastures now.
Every year I see that fertilizer
spreader going across pastures
here in the county in October.
October is late. Now or before
is the time. Warm days and cool
nights, not frost, will make fes
cue grow. Of course, we must
have rain, but it wiU oome.
How Can I?
Q* Haw can I reanesh a tip
per that has. pulled eat of Us
slider?
A. Remove the sUder to the
open end, hold it loosely, and
insert the end tooth on the puU-
out side of the zipper in front
of the sUder, so close they al
most touch. If you are holding
them correctly, you can hold
the ends of the tape so the sUd
er pulls up and meshes the
teeth.
Q. Hew can I bring out the
full flavor of raisins and dates?
A. Try soaking them in a
little boiling water for about
five minutes. Two tablespoons
of boUing water for each half
cup of fruit wiU be satisfactory.
Q. What can I do if I need an
extra-large piece of wax paper,
and have only a few smaller
pieces?
A. You can seal these to
gether with a hot iron.
Mountville News
MBS. MAUDE BRYSON
Correspondent
Visiting Dr. Ruth Stokes re
cently were her nephew, W. T.
Hunter of Chicago, IU., and his
mother, Mrs. Sarah S. Hunter
of Laurens Also her nephew
and wife, Mr.' and Mrs. WiUiam
Stokes and children of Society
Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Bryson Jr.
and famUy of Charleston and
James L. Culp Jr. of Atlanta,
Ga., visited Mr. and Mrs. H.
W. Bryson during last week.
Miss Mary Ann Neighbors,
who is a student at Winthrop
CoUege, spent the last week end
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Tommie Neighbors.
Miss Zelle Crisp and Carl B.
Crisp spent Sunday in Elberton,
Ga. with Arthur B. Crisp and
Mrs. Crisp.
Visiting in Commerce, Ga.
Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Olin
Stewart and famUy.
Mrs. Ronney Beasley and
children of Laurens spent the
week-end with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. E. L. Stewart.
Mrs. Frances S. Hunt visited
in Athens, Ga. during last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Shephard of
Ninety-Six visited their daugh
ter, Mrs. Carl Crisp Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. James Burris
Sr., of N. J. is visiting their
relatives here this week.
Sammy Wham, a student at
Clemson, spent the week-end
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. M. Wham.
Veterans Agency
Asks Beneficoiries
• Not To Correspond
Laurens County Service Offi
cer Howard H. Watkins caUs
attention to a buUentin issued
regarding the recently enacted
law pertaining to the increase
of Social Security payments.
Because of the inersase, it
will be necessary for the Vet
erans Administration to make
some adjustments in pension
awards to veterans and wid
ows and DIC awards to pa
rents, bulletin states.
This wiU be done automati
cally by VA and information
concerning recipt of the So
cial Security adjustment check
or increase in monthly pay
ments need not be forwarded
to the VA by veterans or ser
vice officers.
Correspondence in individual
caaes will merely increase the
VA workload and serve no use
ful purpose, it was stated. Ben
eficiaries affected will be fully
Informed .
It ia pointed out, however,
that the VA should be notified
af any change in income from
sources other than Social So
cial Security and also of any
change in dependency status.
Mr. Watkins adds that this
will not affect the importance
of returning the income ques
tionnaire which arrives with
the November check around
the first of December. This
questionnaire will continue and
It must be- returned, romplat-
td, to the YA by the
in order to
tiaue receiving checks.
A. You can often cope with
this little problem by covering
the threaded grooves on the
barrel of the pen with colorless
fingernail polish,,, allowing jtliis
to dry before replacing the cap.
Q. Haw can I prevent fat er
ell from spattering out of my
frytag pan?
A. A little salt sprinkled in
your frying pan will usually pre
vent these << explosions. M
Q. How can I do a goad Job
ef cementing wood to metal?
A. When cementing wood and
metal together with houaehold
cement, first soak the metal
piece in acetone. Be careful not
to touch the surface after soak
ing, and the household cement
will make a good bond.
Q. Can you suggest a formula
for making a good underarm
deodorant at home? .
A. One very good one consists
simply of bicarbonate of soda
diluted with water. This is also
a good body deodorant — just
add a , little bicarb to your tub
of bath water. ^
Q. Please saggest an
safe, and mild bleach I
prepare at home for my hair.
A. One good one is comprised
of a cup of 19 per cent alcohol,
a drop or, two of glycerin, and
the juice of a lemon.
Q. How can I mend broken
chlnaware?
A. Try a cement made by
mixing plaster-of-paris
white of egg until it Jg
applying this as ydU
commercial
A. Cover with a paste
concentrated ainnrwl
powdered pumice, letting
remain for about two
then scrubbing off with
water and soap. ^
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