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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
West Clinton News
Returns To Wyoming After Visit
permitting United States manu- cast is for a-'65 per. cent gain tato chips, hot dog buns, butter,
facturers to buy U. S. cotton in the coming year.. and chocolate cake with icing,
at the same price it is sold in the Backlogs of cotton orders are '
world markets, was extended about twice as large as a year imuhsdax
four years. ago. Milk, chicken pie, fruit salad, 11
, , , Cotton textile product imports Industry sources say the sup- P eas . bot biscuit, butter,
ed the aU-night singing in Spar- tient at Bailey Memorial Hos- were held to abou t 7 per cent of p'V situation i 8 likely to remain and j el, ° with topping,
tanburg Saturday. pital. domestic production by the long- tight in 1966, in view of the • FRIDAY
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Windsor WOUNDED IN VIET NAM term Geneva cotton agreement, economy and accelerat- MUk
Mr. ErnMt McCall ha, re SPCnt la8t SUnday WlUl ^ DaVld G ° dfrey Was WOUnded rl T 10 < ? Ct ° ber ' 1967, * tL " PrOCUrement ° f ^ sauce?' fielS peas *£ snaps
Mrs. Ernest McCall has re- daughter and son-in-law, Mr. in Viet Nam recently. He is the 41 The Association of Japanese
turned to her home in Wyom- and Mrs- Edgar Brazill, in Co- son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray God- Textd e Imports, a New York
MRS. M. W. ADAMS
Correspondent-Representative
Dial 833-2624
ing after a visit with her par- lumbia
ents, Mr. and MrsPVernon Wil- Mrs .' Daisy Boozer of Atlan .
uams. ta, Ga., is visiting her sisters
Mr. and Mrs. James Owens and brothers-in-law, Mr. and
of Gastonia, N. C., were recent Mrs. Harry Foster and Mr. and
guests of Mrs. Lola Russ and Mrs. W. C. Windsor.
Mrs. Lydia Todd. Mi% Todd ac- Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Phillips
companied them home for a and family were recent guests
few days visit. of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hembree
Mrs. Inez Hendrix of Whit- in Ware Shoals.
frey.
Textile Industry
Paced by Military
Orders, New Fabrics
trade group whose members im
port roughly 70 per cent of the
textiles entering the United
States from Japan, called for a
relaxation of import barriers on
*Schol District 56
School Lunch Menu
Week of January 17-21
MONDAY
specific cotton items, such as Milk, ravioli with meat and
fabric for Army uniforms, cheese, lettuce and tomato sal-
sheets, pillowcases, socks and ad, green beans, hot biscuit, but-
underwear. „ ter and peanut butter cookies.
John B. Cave, vice president TUESDAY
New York (AP)—Government of .. Burl |ngton Industries Inc., Milk, thick vegetable soup,
creame^ potatoes, com bread,
butter, and brown bear.
1
J^LJSrS^J! or«er», bonded for an all-fiber trade peanut butter sandwiches, corn
T artd °- ™h' Wrigbt were Rev^ ent pr ’ ess and JSted ’cSing “Anient to cover wool and bread, butter and apricot cake.
‘ G .° dfr f y ° f N, !l ety ' SiX ’ f nd ® uddy . ^ atso " °{ jolted the textile industry out of manmad e fiber fabric imports WEDNESDAY
Wrfnhfn MrS ' Bobby ^^ An8el the doldrums in 1965. °. n a basis similar to that nego- Milk, hot dogs with chili, mus-
ooten last week. Wnght and family of Green- From 1955 to im tpxti]e mill tiated for cotton.
_.. M _ rS ;e L _ H : J P0ag ^ sited Ste* 2^’ “IL “Iff 6 Si'T*** Products sal V rose from $12.5 Importers of worsted, woolen
phen Norwood, a patient in the Westminster, Mrs. Mary Bal- bil ii 0n ^ $ 16 2 billion. In 1965 and man-made fiber fabrics are
Spartanburg General hospital, e '' r and ,P a i 8y °f Whitmire. shipments were expected to run currently the most significant
last week. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Farmer $19 billion. trade problems the industry
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Powers and daughter, Valda, were Qn top of that there was an faces, he said.
tard and onions, cole slaw, po-
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TELEVISIONS
STEREO RECORD
PLAYERS
RADIOS
TAPE RECORDERS
Joanna Stores
Joanna, S. C. 697-6731
of Dillon, spent, last Sunday ^ uests °f ®|* r - and Mrs. A. K. unexpected $70 million military Worsted and wool fabric and
with Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Sud- Ga r ner and daughter and Mr. order for uniform and tent fa- apparel imports are running 20
deth. and Mrs. Sara Cheek and fam- brics for Viet Nam. per cent of domestic production,
Mr and Mr nv»ii dy ^ Greenwood recently. 3 DOZEN NEW MILLS and man-made fiber fabrics 6
and Mr= n njii Mrs ' Peace of Three dozen new mills began to 8 per cent,
and Mrs Annie B Milam at- Greenville, visited her parents, producUon
tended the wrestling matches Mr
in Spartanburg recently.
Mrs. Florence Ervin
during the year. The first Permanent Press
and Mrs. Andy Hames. Spending on plant and equip- slacks came out in 1963. The fol-
Donna accompanied her moth- ment topped $1 billion. It may lowing year 165 million pair
and er home after spending last run $1.1 billion in 1966. were sold. In 1965 the total was
Mrs. Tommy Whisonant of week with her grandparents.
Johnston, visited Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. George Leop-
Mack Satterfield and Mr. and ard, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Griffin
Mrs. Claude KerneUs Sunday. 0 f Saluda, Mr. and Mrs. Wal-
Mrs. Ethel Booker and M*s. ter Lackey of Ninety Six, Mr.
Gladys Griffin of Greenwood, and Mrs. Carroll Fulmer of
were recent guests of Mr. and Johnston, visited Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Carroll Samples and other Hubert Leopard last week. Mr.
relatives. an d Mrs. Leopard are ill.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Ker-
nells, Jr., visited A. J. Wilburn BIRTHDAYS AND WEDDING
in Columbia Sunday , ANNIVERSARIES
Rev. and Mrs. G. F. Over- Charles Vincent celebrated a
street of High Point, N. C., vis- birthday January 6. .
ited Mr. and Mrs. William James Lyda has a birthday
Gregory and other relatives January 14.,
last week. Mrs. Pearl McWatters, Mrs.
Recent guests of Mr. and Grady Spoone, Calvin Samples,
Mrs John Huey were Mr. and Mrs - L - R - Sullivan, Mrs. A.
Mr. Cleo Phillips of Laurens; E - Eal y and Mrs - James Moore
M. L. Reynolds of Columba; have birthdays January 15.
Mr. and Mrs. Price, Mr. and Mrs - Fa y Bradford, David
Mrs. F. F. Huey and grand- Foste r and, Debra Metts have
children of Wattville; and birthdays January 17.
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Stone of Clark Meadors, David Lee
Yarborough’s Mill. Campbell, Ricky Long, Bill
Miss Lee McCall and Miss Terr y and Mrs - Mar y McCall
Maria King were among the have birthdays January 18.
students to return to Winthrop Robert D’Sullivan, Jr., Bar-
CoUege, Rock Hill, on Tuesday. die Cannon and Clyde Bigbee,
Recent guests of Mr. and Sr > wiU observe birthdays Jan-
Mrs. L. H. Pearson were Mr. uar y I®-
and Mrs. Paul Painter and Mr 30(1 Mrs - H - A - Caugh-
fhmily of Gaffney, and Miss man celebrate their wedding
Sandra Pearson of Charlotte, N. anniversary January 16th.
C. ’ Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Mc-
Mrs. Lizzie Grady and Robert Ginnis have a wedding anni-
Watson of Union, visited Mr. versary January 20.
and Mrs. C. H. Wells last • WITH THE SICK
week. Mrs. Grady Spoone and son
Paul Smith of Hartsville, vis- are ill at home. ^
ited his sister and brother-in- Mrs. R. B. Wilbanks is ill at
law, Mr. and Mrs. Marcelle home. -
Barker, on Thursday. Mrs. Bernice Croy^is a pa-
Mr. and Mrs. Robert O’Sulli- tient in Bailey Meimrial hos-
van and Mrs. Mary Tucker and pital.
Mr. and Mrs. Ovell Woody Mrs. Hubert Leopard has re-
were among those who attend- turned home after being a pa-
One price cotton legislation, close to 300 million, and the fore-
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