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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE /' /U — CUftlM, & C, Thnndaj, Oet^er 2L 1H# f ; — West Clinton Newt . . • Spiders Visit Brother in MhHesota MBS. M. W. ADAMS DIM SSS-2CM Mr. and Mrs. Joe fillers and family spent last weel c-end with’ Captain and Mrs. Jack Spillers in Minnesota. ‘ * Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Garner in Chester Sunday were Mrs. Paul Foster, Mrs. H. A. Caughman, and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hedgepath of Clinton. Miss Maria King and Miss Dorothy Ann Hall of Winthrop College, Rock Hill, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rufus King over the week-end. Mark King of the University of South Carolina, Columbia, spent the week-end with his pa rents, Mr. and Mrs. Hall King. Mr. and Mrs. Billy Reynolds and family of Simpsonville, vis ited their parents, Rev. and Mrs. J. W. SpiUers, and Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Reynolds, Sunday. Mrs. Elmer Queen and Mrs. Janie Stewart attended the Stew art reunion in Laurens Sunday Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Williamson were recent guests of Mrs. Wil liamson’s brother and sister-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Meeks, in Greenville. Mrs. Jack Laney and children of Saluda, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Jess Laney. Mr. and Mrs. Wade Masters of Easley, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. McLendon last week. S-Sgt. and Mrs. David Hingos of Savanah, Ga., visited Mrs. Hingos’ mother, Mrs. Geneva Lowery, on their way to Minne sota to visit Mrs. Hingos’ pa rents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hin gos. Mrs. Lowery accompanied them. , Mrs. H. A. Adams and Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Adams visited Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Adams in Ware Shoals Sunday Guests of Mrs. Ada Center and daughters Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Smith and children and Mr. and Mrs. Fulton Powell of Greer. WITH THE SICK Mrs. J. W. Wells, Mrs. Evelyn Sams, Mrs. Sara Blakely and Mrs. Lydia Bell Leopard are pa tients at Bailey Memorial Hos pital. Mrs. Richard Turner is recup erating at her home after a stay at Bailey Memorial Hospital. HORIZONS HAVE HAT BIDE A group of Horizon girls, with their leader, Mrs. Terry Camp bell, enjoyed a hay ride to Fred Bragg’s home on Lake Green wood recently. Accompanying the group with Mrs. Campbell were Terry Campbell and Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Braswell. Mr. and Mrs. Grange Camp- bell' visited Mrs. Campbell’s brother-in-law, Ralph Prince, and children in Spartanburg Sun day. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Meadors and Anna visited Mr. and Bin. Wm. Johnson and family in New berry, and Mr. and Mrs. Ray mond Watkins in Laurens ova* the week-end. Mrs. Eugene Bagwell and Tami, Mrs. Tommy Beaman and son, Brian, Mrs. Robert Whitsel and Darrell were guests'of Mr. and Mrs. Julian Lowery in Bre vard, N. C., Sunday. , Mr. and Mrs. Billy Lowery Turner, Harold Cope- Bfr. and Mn. Brooks Danaway, pig weed is so numerous on some ^ land, Joe Lawson, Tim Whit- Mr. and Mrs. Jim Tinsley will dairy farms that it is impossible man, Mrs. Mae Caughman, observe wedding anniversaries to grow a summer feed crop op Douglas Lawson, t Jnrfa Osborne, on the 28th. some of the land. Yet sir, If thefe and Mrs. W. C. Windsor have Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Leopard is one bit of good advice that I birthdays October 26. will have a wedding anniversary could give in this column, it and family spent Saturday with Billy Watkins. Donnie Dead- October 28. of^own^K relatives in Hendersonville and wyler, Linda Alexander and CHICKEN STEW SALE oi knovm oingin. And have toe Ashevme ’ N C ' haVe ^ pfantin^^ou’cerUdn^roapwhat Mrs. Rose Neal of Whitmire, days on October 27. Church will have a chicken stew wn« visited Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Roberts sale Saturday, October 28, at the you sow in more ways than one. Martin last week. - celebrated their wedding anni- church. The stew is $1.00 per The varieties of small grain iv vww uniMF vers ary October 21. quart. The proceeds will go to recommended by Clemson are Mr *nri Mrl Rov Lawson Mr - Mrs Evans Lever the church building fund. Ev- listed below Oats - Moregrain, have moved into the£ new home "W « ddin « aaHverwry. eryone is invited to come by and Sumter^and Arlington 23; Bar- sliced cheese, c r • A m s d po- per, green beans, hot roils, tat- tatoes, hgrahurger buns, butter, ter, aadfchilledj and apricot cake. ^ THURSDAY Milk, fish Milk beans chill CO, carnl. with SSJVgS'trtSSE bSK , cole slaw'with green pep- and ice cream. T four Money brows Faster At in Torrington Heights.' BIRTHDAYS AND WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES - Happy birthday to Rodney Thomas on the 31st. Happy birthday to Buck Dead- wyler who had a birthday Octo ber 19. Mrs. Inez Blackwell and Mrs. Lota Russ had birthdays October 20. *Sandra Bigbee, Bobby Quinn, Billy Crowell and Mrs. Bill Mad den had birthdays October 21. Mrs. Joe Spillers, Devon Gra ham, Joe Adams,v im Lowery, October 22. get some. By M. L. OUTZ, County Agent “Ye shall reap what you sow.’’ and fertilizer intended for th£ ley — Early Marconee, Rogers, and Ga.-Jet; Wheat — Anderson, Coker 47-27, Coker 81-19, Georgia 1123, Knox, and Knox 82; Rye — Gator, Wren’s Abruzzi, and El- bon. School District 88 , j Sdraoi Lundi Mew October 28-29 MONDAY Milk, hot dogs with cnili, mus tard, onions, lettuce and tomato salad, whole kernel £orn,-hot dog buns, butter, and green grapes. Mrs. Bud Carr, Ermina McCall No statement could be more crop. $ and Ed Heaton observed birth- true. I have seen in the past . Some years back the State days October 22. > few .years good clean soil be- Crop Improvement Association Brooks Dunaway, W. O. Haik come contaminated with weeds passed a rule that before srrtajl^V^*^’ SDAY MUkycountry fried steak with gravy Waldorf salad, English hot biscuit, and butter. ris and Tami Hedgepath will to the extent that it is impossible grain could be certified,, have birthdays October 23. to plant squ* crops and expect.be sprayed with 2-4-P. jrWeed Mrs. Bobby Wooten, Marty to get good from those killefoJThls j^aijood Tule, and Ray Heaton and Jimmy Cope- fields... Why? Because farmerS'I lfope irTs enforced, land will observe birthdays Oc- are careless. They plant seed The whole truth of the matter tober 24. contaminated with dozens of dif- is that much of our land is so in- Gilbert Kidd and Mrs. Richard ferent weeds that not only con- tested with disease and weeds Tinsley will have birthdays Octo- laminate future crops, but cut that a crop of oats is almost im- ber 25. v 1 yields by absorbing moisture possible. 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