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i i Hinfon, S. C., Thursday, August 2. 1 ), Iflfid THE CLINTON CHRONICLE 11 West Clinton News ^ ^ Nephew Visits Local Residents MRS. CLIFTON HEATON ously ill at Bailey Memonarl his birthday Aug. 23. Correspondent-Representative Hospital. .100 Washington Street Mrs. Rosa Owens has been Dial 833-3192 dismissed after being a pa- Ricky Simmons of Wood* tienl at Bailey MemortRl Hos- ruff spent the weekend with P^ a ^ his aunt and uncle, Mr. and M ' r »- Ruth Oxner 4s under- Mrs, Freddie Heaton. going medical care in Char- Mr. and Mrs. Raymond ^°^ e > North Carolina. Lawrens and daughter of Shower Given Greenville visited Miss Sara 0n August 19 at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Judy Hooper of Clem- son observed her birthday Au gust 24. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Child- paste made of lemon juice braid? Q. What can I do if some cut skirts and dresses from one part of sand containing' and powdered^ sulphur, apply- A. After brushing the braid linen scorches during iron- developing- Wavyhemlines? calcium chloride, adding ing this with a toothbrush, first with a stiff brush, rub mg? A. By ironing them property enough Rafter to get a thin, rubbing the paste in, and dry- powdered alum well into it, A. Try cutting an onion in with the weave of the cloth, mud-ltke consistency. This ing in the sun or wind. Other and after letting it remain half and rubbing the flat side Q. How can I create a gives h waterproof cement tips op the care of all kinds and after letting it remain over the blemish, then soak- smoother surface on my very and may be applied to the Of hats appear in my new for an hour or two.- the braid ing the linen in cold water for rough cellar walls? Walt* before your waterproof- household-hints book. will take on a much brighter several hours. A. Whip up a mix of two ing point wRh a large metal Q. Any ideas for a good fiy lo011 - Q- How 03,1 1 prevent Mas- parts of mortar cement to mason’s trowel. ft • repellent In a room? " ' ' --- -- . . . _ . , - A. A few drops of oil of la- ress observed their wedding vender in a glhss of boiling anniversary August 22. water not only chases flies, Robert Adams observed his but quickly fills a musty room birthday August 24. with a pleasant aroma. James Lee Price observes XJ. How can I Improvise glue a birthday today. when the real thing ig not at Aug. 27 Mrs. Cecil Wooten, hand? Nell Heaton and relatives here Mrs \ Nancy Quinn was hon- B j|j y p,] oy( j an( j Kj m Wat- A. Colorless fingernail pol- Sunday. ored with a miscellaneous celebrate their birth- ish does a fine Job for most Mr. and Mrs. Walt Foster ® hower at 9 Bnton day. purposes. „ of Chester visited Mr. and ^ ornmum ty Building. Gene Floyd observed his Q. Is there anything I can Mrs. J. J. McGinnis and Mrs. A la ^ ge number atteRl,ed birthday Aug. 22. do when my homemade soup, H. H. Dunawayv-Sunday. and ca * ce square, nuts, mints, Harold Cauble will observe seems to have an ekeess of Clarence Williams of North and P URch 'J' ere served. Hos- his bir thday August 23. fat in it? Cardiina spent the weekend te ® ses * or tbe occasion were an( j ^rs. Paul Foster A. You can usually remedy with Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Mi f s Fay ® Murphy, Miss Pat obS erved their wedding anni- this situation by gently stir- Bolt, and Mrs. Magdalene vt ,j. 8ar y August 18. ring the surface of your soup Heaton - On August 28 L. J. Kay will with an ice cube wrapped in a clean doth. The fat will con- Williams. Earnest McCall of Wyo. is spending a leave with his wife and son and other rel atives. Mrs. Quinn received many observe a birthday . lovely and useful gifts. Birthday Party Saturday afternoon Mrs. Mn and Mrs. Otis Puckett ™. B . of Whitmire visited Mr. and |jQ^y £«||| | / geal on the cold surface, and can be lifted right out of the soup. Q. How can I clean gold Mrs. Paul Foster, recently, Friday afternoon Mr. and FINAL SETTLEMENT Take notice that on the 13th son, Eddleman, with a birth day party at the home of his Mre Freddie Heaton visited £ rand P arents > Mr - and Mrs - _ Mrs. r rtanie Heaton visited paul Foster q, what causes curdling m day of September, 1986, I will About fourteen guests en- custards? , render a final account of my joyed games and cake, potato A. This may result from ov- acts and doings as Justin A. her father, Earle Hudson, who is a patient at Greenville General Hospital. Mrs. Mary Tucker and daughter, Sue, and Mrs. Andy chips, candy, and drinks were ercooking or from over-hot Bridges Committee of the es- served. baking. Baking temperature tale of Wylie A. Wellman He was remembered with should be no higher than 325 (Wellmon) in th£ office of the and dAiicrh+Ar r'oil 11C Wcl 5 iciiieuiueieu wiui aiiwuiu ml nnH m.nnrfunn mR ny gifts. He celebrated his degrees or 350 degrees. And Judge of Probat}},,of Laurens 2nd birthday. ' always bake custards in a County at 3:00 (fTlock p. m., Church News pan of hot water. Cooked cus- and on the same day will ap- The First Pentecostal Holi- tard is done the moment the ply for a final discharge from ness Church on Jackson Street mixture coats the spoon, his trust as Committee. _ will have homecoming Sun- should be removed from heat Any person indebted to said day with a dinner behind the immediately afterward and estate is notified and required and grandson, Rusty lusti, spent the weekend in Sum ter with Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Willard. Sunday Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Hamrick visited his mother, Mrs. C. J. Hamrick, and also his sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Beauford, in Greenwood. Stanley Foster is stationed J l ? e aftern °° n P art ally working loose, and some- in Great Lake, 111. with the Navy and taking his basic training. a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Big-. D • i,, , r bee, before returning to Win- Rev - f^ns Moore of In- throp College, Rock Hill, for pu! h* * £ the farl semester. the Church of God on El,za- Mrs. daughter, Cindy, of Green wood visited Mrs. H. A. Ad ams, Sunday. Mrs. Ray Cauble attended the funeral of her brother, God Samuel L. Terry, in Laurens, Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Eck- er^en and Miss Terry Stroud of Daytona Beach, Fia. vis ited Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Stroud Sunday. Sgt. Richard Dunaway left Friday for Calif, for duty in Viet Nam. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jones and granddaughters of Ber- lington, Vermont were guvsts their way to Daytona Beach, of Mr. Jones’ sister, Mrs. H. A. Adams, on Monday oh Fla. Sickness Kathy Cauble is a patient at Bailey Memorial Hospitart and undergoing a tonsil op eration. Robin Entrekin is improv ing after being ill at his home. Virgil Webb underwent sur gery at Bailey Memorial Hos pital. Mrs. Leila Smith is seri- church at the noon hour with allowed to cool. to make payment on or befobe the Keenan Family as guest Q. The tiny screws in my that date > and a11 persons singers along with the churcli eyeglass frames are continu- having claims against said estate wiH present them on or before said date, duly proven, or be forever barred. < Justin A. Bridges, Committee By Ahn B. Morrison, Executrix of Estate of Justin A. Bridges, Deceased Laurens, S. C. August 13, 1966 A18-4c-S8 1 SCHDOt] im X which will begin at 2:30 p.m. wiH be devoted to singing. The pastor, Rev. J. Furman times even falling out. Can you suggest a remedy? A. A small drop of clear ce- Kathy Bigbee is spending Ent J e h il )- f ive s the public a ment or fi ngerna ii polish on ^ b cordial invitation to attend. ^ , beth Street. Rev. J. R. KR- Harold Carson a n d u • j chens has resigned as pastor top of these screw heads will keep them tightly in place. Q. How can I impart a “new look” to a paii'"eL kid gloves? A. By rubbing them with of Elizabeth Street Church of e SS white after cleaning them. God and is moving to La Q. How can I impart a more France where he will assume attractive look to straw hats? as pastor of La France A. Straw hats, black or col ored, will take on a renewed Birthdays and Wedding gloss if you’ll go over them Amriversartes lightly with a cloth dipped in Robin Lowery celebrated alcohol. Or, you can take A and protect South Carolina’s GREATEST ASSETS "Wifh pride m post accomplishments and ded- Vofton to future progress, electric cooperatives orge you to Stand Toll for on ever better South Carolina ' - — Patronize The Chronicle Advertisers '"\*y t Borden’s Instant COFFEE V Roe. jar ... 89c Limit: 1/w 85 Order PICNIC A-G Always Good FLOUR 10 lb. bag .. 87c Limit: 1/w $5 Order FINAL SETTLEMENT Take notice that on the 13th day of September, 1966, I will render a final account of my acts and doings as Adminis tratrix of the estate of Rich ard Edward Ferguson, III, in the office of the Judge of Pro bate of Laurens County, at 10 o’clock a. m. and on the same day will apply for a fin al discharge from my trust as Administratrix. Any person indebted to said estate is notified and required to make payment on or be fore that date, and all persons having claims against said estate will present them on or before said date, duly proven, or be forever barred. BEATRICE A. " FERGUSON, Administratrix, c/o M. S. BAILEY ft Son Bankers, Clinton, S. C. August 5, 1966 A11-4C-S1 FINAL SETTLEMENt Take notice that on the 8th day of September, 1966, t Will render a final account bf my acts and doings as Executrix of the estate <ff Lucy O. Pin son in the office of the Judge of Probate bf Laurens County, at 3:00 O’clock p. m., ttfld on the same day will apply for a as Executrix. r final discharge from my thlM Any person indebted to said estate is notified and required to make payment on or before that date, and all persons having claims against said estate will present them on or before said date, duly proven or be fdbever barred. MARY PfNSON McQUEEH, Executrix, Box 306, Loris, S. C. August t, 1868 GROCERIES el te Crushed Morten tV Each T. V. DINNERS... 39c Turkey Meat Loaf — Chicken DIXIE CRYSTALS or DOMINO SUGAR WITH PURCHASE OF FOCH LIGHT BULBS AT fcfcGULA* PRICE No. 2 Can 29c Sioux Bee Strained 16 Oz. 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