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Clinton, S. C., Thursday, February 3, 1966
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
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West Clinton News .
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Mrs. Reed Visits Daughter in Ohio
MRS. M. W. ADAMS
Correspondent-RepresentatlTe
Dial S3S-2624 •
Mrs. Pearl Reed is visiting
her daughter and son-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hysell, in
Columbus, Ohio.
Mr .and Mrs. Colie Campbell
were recent guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Malone in Green
wood.
Mrs. Andy Hames, Mr. and
Mrs. Tommie lust! visited Mrs.
Lowrance Peace, a patient in
the Greenville General hospital,
on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Boozer
were recent guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Abe Warren in Newberry.
Pfc. Jim Blackwell has re
turned to duty in Viet Nam af
ter being wounded and a pa
tient in Tribel hospital in Ha
waii. Jim is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Blackwell.
Mrs. Jack Laney and chil
dren of Saluda, were recent
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jess
Laney.
Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Wells
and sons visited Mr. Wells*
parents, Mr. and Mrs. James
Wells, in Rock Hill last week.
Mr. and Mrs. T. V. Sanders
and family toured the moun
tains of North Carolina recent-
iy.
Mrs. Lidie Todd, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Simmons and Mrs.
Mary Power attended the fun
eral of Mrs. James Owens in
Gastonia, N. C., last week.
GIVEN SHOWER
Mrs. Paul Wilbanks was host
to a household shower at her
home Monday night for Mrs.
Shirley Pearson, a recent
bride. Mrs. Pearson received
many nice gifts.
BIRTHDAYS AND WEDDING
ANNIVERSARIES
Barry Lawson had a birth
day February 2.
Mrs. Arthur Sanders, Wood-
row Hanley and Mrs. Clyde
Laney had birthdays February
3rd.
Raymond Campbell observed
a birthday February 4.'
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Sam Foster, Joel Cox, Jr.,
Rodney Campbell and Joe
Smith celebrate birthdays Feb
ruary 5.
Ted Ward and Susan Hanley
have brlhtdays February 6.
Mrs. Howard*'Major, Sammie
Samples, Becky Campbell, Ru-
dell Heaton and Bryan Beeman
will observe birthdays Febru
ary 7.
H. H. Dunaway has a birth
day February 9.
Jimmy Quinton and Jack
Rhodes have birthdays Febru
ary 10th.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Norton
celebrated their wedding anni
versary February 3rd.
Mr. and Mrs. George Price
have a wedding anniversary on
Febuary 6th.
Mr. and Mrs. William Brew
er have a wedding anniversary
February 9th.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mead
ors and Mr. and Mrs. E. E.
Cagle will observe wedding an
niversaries February 10th.
BIRTHDAY DINNER
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Heaton
were hosts at a surprise birth
day dinner honoring Mrs. Mar
gie Davis at their home Sun
day.
WITH THE SICK
Mi;s. Gary Taylor is all at
the home of her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Caugh-
man, Mrs. C o 1 i e Campbell,
Mrs. H. C. English, Sr., Mrs.
Marie Wells and Jerry Coker
are confined to their home due
to illness.
David Owens, Mike Owens
and Mrs. Nancy Isbell are pa
tients at Bailey Memorial Hos
pital.
Dorothy Madden has returned
from Bailey Memorial Hospital
and is improving after surgery.
THANK YOU NOTE
We wish to thank our friends
and neighbors for the food and
other tokens of friendship
shown at the time of our moth
er’s death, Mrs. Mattie Summ-
e-lr McKinsey. May God bless
each of you.
—JIMMY SUMMLER and
MRS. R. B. WILBANKS
THANK YOU NOTE
Mrs. Willie Mae Spires wish
es to thank the doctors and
nurses and her friends for their
kindness during her illness.
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can I re
move match' scratches from
white painted surfaces?
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Answer—Rub with a cut lem
on. Future scratching of match
es on these surfaces by incon
siderate louts can be prevented
if you’ll rub the surfaces light
ly with petroleum Jelly. The
slightly oiled surface will defy
any attempts ,to scratch match
es.
Question—How can I ren
der fat?
- Answer — Cut it into small
pieces, or run through the food
chopper. Then melt it in the up
per part of your double boiler,
and follow by straining through
cheesecloth laid in a wire
strainer.
Question—How can I repair
cracks in my laundry tubs?
Answer — A litharge-glycerin
paste usually proves effective
for this. Make this paste by
mixing enough glycerin with a
quantity of litharge so that it
can be applied as a plastic ce
ment.
Question—How can I keep
my vacuum cleaner in good
condition?
Answer—Keep the motor oil
ed according to the manuafc-
turer’s directions, clean the
brush regurarly, and often,
empty the bag after each us
ing, turn off the motor imme
diately when you are not ac
tually workng—and the life of
your vacuum cleaner should be
lengthened.
Question — What can I do
about honey that has become
grainy?
Answer—Set the container in
a sauce pan of hot water, with
a couple of sticks of wood un
der the container to keep the
water circulating under it, and
let it stand for several hours.
Keep the water hot, but not
boiling, and the honey should
return to normal.
Question—How can I re
move spilled fingernail polish
from nigs or clothing?
Answer — Use amylacetate
(banan oil), available in drug
stores.' Commrecial polish re
movers may dissolve the syn
thetics commonly used today in
such materials.
Question — What can be
done about white furs that
have yellowed?
Answer — Often this can be
ovrecome by spraying with a
solution of hydrogen peroxide
or by brushing with a soft
brush. And sometimes hanging
the fur in the sun afterward
will speed up the re-bleaching
process.
Question — How can I pre
vent chromium from rusting?
Answer — Chromium itself is
rust-proof. But the chromium
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THE WORLD'S MOST WIDELY USED DEVOTIONAL GUIDE
Read Isaiah 60:1-4; Acts 4:7-13
Arise, shine; for thy light is come, and the glory of the
Lord is risen upon thee. (Isaiah 60:1)
A challenge has come to the Christian church from the resur
gent religions in the world.
As Christians, it is our conviction that Christ is the author of
church is God’s agency to bring peace into the world. In this age
of atom bombs, an age when we are threatened with war and total
peace,and that Christianity is a religion of peaces The Christian
destruction of mankind, the church needs to exert its power for
peace. The church is the body of Christ, and He is author of
peace.
What is the Christian church doing today? Is it sleeping,
fading into darkness? In Isaiah we hear a trumpet call: “Arise
shine.” This is a great time for the church to heed this call for
revival, for resurgence of faith vital for all mankind’s highest and
best interests.
PRAYER
O Lord, let Thy light shine and Thy glory come into
Thy church. May it awaken from its lethargy, and
from the enveloping darkness come into Thy light.
Grant us Thy grace and power that we may be able to
make Thy church the source of peace in the world
of war and strife. In the name of Jesus, who taught ns
to pray, “Our Father who art in heaven . . .
Amen?”
THOUGHT FOR THE DAY
The awakened church can shine through strife and gloom to
bring lasting peace.
G. P. Charles (Burma)
cept acetate rayon or vinyon,
these plains will usually give
way to a treatment of acetone.
Amyl acetate (banana oil) can
be used on rayon. Fingernail
polish remover contains ace
tone or amyl acetate, and can
be used on linens anck cottons
to remove the cement.
Social Security
One' of the busiest places
around right now is the Green
wood social security office where
the people are taking claims and
explaining the changes made in
the social security law this year,
Martha F. Pressly, social se
curity district manager in Green
wood, said today.
“Thera is one probleA that
concerns us,”_, JR] s.s Pressly
stated, “and we are asking the
public to help. This is: how to
get in touch with persons 65 or
over who do not receive social
security or railroad retirement
benefits. This is important be
cause these people may be eli
gible for the new program of
health insurance — sometimes
called Medicare.”
If anyone knows or is related
to someone 65 or over who
does not receive social security
or railroad retirement benefits,
please get In touch with a social
security office or tell your friend
to reach social security, ff be
not already done so.
se individuals have imtll
March 31, 1966, to sign up for
the voluntary medical insurance
if they want this protection when
the program starts on July 1,
1968.
The Greenwood social security
'office is located at 619 South
Main Street. The telephone num
ber is BA 9-4396.
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we usually know is just a thin
plating of metal over another
metal that will rust, and when
this begins to happen, there
isn’t much that can be done
about it. You can prevent this
to a good extent, however, by
painting the chromium with
clear lacquer.
Question—Can you suggest
a way in which I can make
candles burn longer?
Answer—If you’ll place your
candles in the refrigerator for
about 24 hours before using,
this has a way of making them
longer-lasting.
Question — How can I re
move airplane cement stains
from fabrics?
* Answer—On all fabrics, ex-
BE ASSURED OF THE BEST POSSIBLE PRICE
FOR YOUR CATTLE AND HOGS.
Sell Where There Are Al
ways Plenty of Packers and
Out of State Buyers.
Your continued patronage has made this one of the
outstanding Sales in the South.
Saluda County Stockyard, Inc.
SALUDA, S. C.
S. P. McGill Phone HI 5.2765 R. T. McLendon
For HauUng Call HI 5-7434, Saluda, S. C.; R. T. Mc
Lendon, 637-3333, or Harry Berry, Garden 2-5571,
Ninety-Six, S. C.
Specially built specially equipped,
foil-sized ’66 Fords-sale priced aewt
Only the economies of volume produc
tion let ue include all this glamour
equipment within our very special jKCW.
White Sale prices. 'Wf
indudes: 240-cu. In.
Big Six; deluxe pleated, all-vinyl,
or-keyed seats; deluxe brtght-
metal trim; whitewalls; datum
wheel covers.
UNITED TIME SALE! COME IN NOVI
... FORD — FIRST IN SALES IN THE CAROLINAS
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302 North Broad Street' — Clinton, S. C.
Got A Leak — Call Us!
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PORCH ENCLOSURES
INSULATION
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Call Simpsonville 963-4213
Office Furniture SALE!
We are reducing all our office furniture and equipment. If you are planning
to modernize you office, we can save you money with our greatly reduced
prices.
H
CHAIRS
Only 3 left. Heavy steel frame and base
in aluminum color. Adjustable tension
and height. Seat size 19” x 16^”- Reg-
$36.95 each. _ ,
Closing Out 29.00 ea.
STEEL DESK FILES
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By Cole. Highly perfected full suspen
sion files witi. drawers that glide smooth
ly and quietly on nylon rollers even when
fully loaded. Reg. Price 59.95.
Sale 49.00
Only 2 left
SINGLE FILEDRAWWER
Reg. 15.95 now 10.00
STUDENTS DESK
ONLY ONE LEFT
Reg. 29.00 Sale 15.00
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