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t. £5. C., Thursday, March 24, 196(5 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE IS V I 4k ■ s*«? RULES FOR KITE FLYING power poles. -Can sueh a simple sport as Observance of these rules kit flying be dangerous? will make kite flying ' a Yes, it can, says electrical Pleasure, not a pain, companies over our nation, Schoo , Dis t r i c t 56 and with the kite-flying weather here, a few remind ers to youngsters and their parents will make flying a kite safe. One of the most important snagfed in a power line. Do pudding, creamed potatoes, hot biscuits, not pulT the string or climb raisins, hot biscuits and but- nu t s - ter. WEDNESDAY Milk, fried chicken, broc coli with golden sauce, rice, hot biscuits, butter and chHl- ed peaches. THURSDAY Milk, chili con came with beans, sliced tomatoes, whole kernel corn, hot rolls, butter, doogh- School Lunch Menu IFVYOU DDNT READ THE OHUMnCLg, YOU DON’T GET THE NEWS PHONE 833-0541 ,*44 * * ■■ m-aMlHKx- Week of March 28-April 1 MONDAY Milk, hash on rice, Man- is the use of dry string to flj/ darin Hran S e slices, green butter and bananas in or- kites, and examine any string beans, rice, hot biscuits and J used to make certain it does butter. — FRIDAY TUESDAY Milk, tuna pie, cole slaw Milk, meat loaf, pineapple with pickles, English peas, M iN Interior View of Clinton's New Piggly Wiggly Store at the Corner of West Main and Laurens Streets Which Opened Yesterday Morning -Yarborough Photo Camp Fire Girls Observe Birthday After a tour there they will return to Rome and then to Italy, France and England be fore 'returning home. Rev. Richardson is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Richardson of Cross Hill. )re than 500 Camp Fire Junior High Camp Fire Miss Will Jones accompan- and their leaders in Girls was a new age level ied Mrs. Gettys Coats to Col- Iton are , celebrating the g r0U p ing cr eated as part of Idmbus, Ga., Wednesday after anniversary of the na- . . . . 1( w.n Mrs. Coats had spent several il organization March 20- t ^ e reVlsed program in 1962. weeks at home This group of 12 and 13 year Miss Rena Cox of the Uni . fo-He-I^o, the story of olds explore the seven areas versity of Georgia spent the ip Fire Girls, gives some 0 f ijf e ' i n w hich they need weekend with her mother, ts about Camp Fire. The to with others; the Mrs. Roxana Cox. ne Camp Fire Girls, was . Friends of Mrs. John T. Rested by a poet. Fire ^ ^ Stokes regret she is a patient ic of comfort and cheer. ^ ’ a P n H n«rt at Anderson Memorial Hos- ibolizes the home, the nf >hipvp thp rrmm Tnrch pital wh ere she underwent np symbolizes the out-of- ^ acl J iev ® ^ ^ roup Torch surgery last week, rs spirit of the organize- Rearer rank and pirn Mr. Hudson Cole spent last And so, in 1910 with the - , y ’ , ’ T week with Mr. and Mrs. Tom ition of the name Camp sponsorship of the Lydia Brown at Lucedale M iss. . Girls, America’s first Woman s Club, four groups Miss Myrtle Black of Green- lonal organization for girls ° f Jamp Fire Girls met in the ^ Cole and ie into being. T W'* community of Clinton Mrs R w Griffin visited was through the inspira- marking the first record of Mrs Ella Black at Rikards’ t imagination and efforts organized Camp Fire activity Rest Home near pr. and Mrs. Luther Hal- m Lnnton. recently. Gulick, authorities in The ° rgamzatlon Jj 1 ® 8 Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Whittie —Jd health, recreation and ® v ® r f mer ^.^ rs f of Columbia, were guests education that the Camp Fire clin ion Mills and Lydia M d f Mrs R F Wade Gfrls was born. Working with Mllls and Participates in an • Igroup of other dedicated extensive program to further JWPn and women promihent its objectives to enlarge, ir. the fields of social work, strengthen and enrich the role psychology, and education, ^ er community, they molded a program uni- ^be members, leaders, vo- not contain any metal strands. Several youngsters were burned last year when they used string containing a metal strand—and their kites fell across power lines. Other rules of kite flying safety are: —Always fly kites on days when there is no rain. —A 1 w a y s ayoid busy streets and highways when flying kites. —Always fly kites away from TV and radio aerials, electric or power lines. —Always keep away from fallen wires. —Always call the power company if you kit^ gets From menus to mailings We print everything right Cards to catalogs, bills to broadsides . . . what ever your printing needs, you can count on us for quality workmanship, dependable service, reasonable cost. Free estimates. Chronicle Publishing Co. 109-111 Gary Street Phone 833-0541 — To — PIGGLY WIGGLY On The Grand Opening of Their BEAUTIFUL NEW STORE v ELECTRICAL WIRING, FIXTURES, AND INSTALLATION BY . . . ELECTRIC COMPANY 632 Center Street Columbia, S. C. Phone 254-3363 quely suited to the needs of lunteer "workers and officers young girls. attended the churches of their From the first Camp Fire c boice and sat as groups on Girls have received approval Sunday the beginning of their of many. Religious leaders birthday celebration, apporve it for its reverence Throughout the year, mem- lor the spiritual side of life; f )< ; rs 0 * .^ e organization part- civic leaders, for its ideals ioipate in civic activities, in- of service; artists, for its ap- eluding Community Chest preciation of beauty; medical dr i ves . World Day of Prayer, and health workers, for its Christmas parades special formation of good health ha; church services and other ci- bils. Parents approve its vic activities. Dances, cook- Igood common sense in giving. ou ^ s > f ami Jy suppers, Dad- The children love it because daughter banquets, visiting lit is always fun sick and shut-ins, city beau- Younger sisters would not tification, nature study, cook- be left out, so in 1913, the ing - arts and crafts and man y [Blue Birds, an auxiliary or- other varied activities are janization was formed for highlights of the annual pro gram. - Officers of the council are G. Edward Campbell, presi dent; Lynn Cooper, Jr., vice president; James Von Hol- len, treasurer; and Ralph Te- dards, secretary. younger girls. Horizon, for girls in high school, grades nine through twelve, was launched in 1914. lorizon clubs stress the de velopment of well rounded ^personality, wholesome rela tionships with others, social activities with boys and girls, vocational exploration and S community service. Patronize Chronicle Advertisers Cross Hill News MRS. HAROLD AUSTIN, Correspondent The Rev. Pete Richardson of Lowell, N.C., and R. L. Richardson of Simpsonvilie recently flew from New York to Rome and the Holy Land. ATTENP THE AUCTION Every Thursday Noon k\ -TO- \ PIGGLY W IGGLY 9 On the Opening of • _ ’ V ' Your New Building BE ASSURED OF THE BEST POSSIBLE PRICE FOR YOUR CATTLE AND HOGS [ Sell Where There *■ Are Always Plen ty of Packers and Out of State Buy ers. . Your Continued Patronage Has Made This One of The Outstanding Sales in the South SALUDA COUNTY STOCKYARD, INC SALUDA, S. C. 3. P. McGill—Phone HI 5-2765—R. T. McLendon For Hauling Call HI 5-7434, Saluda, S. C.; R. T. fcLendon, 637-3333, or Harry Berry, Garden -5571, Ninety-Six, S. C. We Were The General Contractors and Are Proud To Be A Part of This Fine New Build ing. We Wish You Sutcess. GEORGE W. WILSON CO 1313 EUerbe St. Columbia, S. C. 787-1215