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THE CLINTON CHRONTCLE
Clinton. S. C., Thursday, October 27, 1966
West Clinton News
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Adamses Visit Near Ware Shoals
How Can I?
cant for a slide fastener that a half-cup of rice in two store the dough for my re- nlshlng when storing awajf
sticks and binds. Just stroke quarts of boiling water, add frigerator rolls? silverware for awhile? (
the candle across the teeth on enough additional boiling wa- . _ . t ntv A - Rub the 8ilvcr weU with
both sides of the fastener sev- ter (by pouring it over the A - try using an empiy oUve oil then wrap in old
- eral times, and the fastener rice in a strainer) to make three-pound shortening tin to table linen
. should then “run” smoothly one quart. sR>re this dough. Unwashed, •• Q what cauges a cake to
' „ ¥ t the Un has just the right rise on , y in Uie centev ^
Q. How can I convert one amount of shortening left in not around lts edges?
Q. How can I keep' boiled pound of butter into two it to keep the dough from ^ Usually a too-hot oven
® s potatoes from breaking? pounds? sticking, has its own cover,
t
Q. How can I remove can
MRS. CLIFTON HEATON Mrs. Robert Adams, Mrs. ton, celebrated his 9th birth- dlewax drippings from a and tasily.
Correspondent-Representative Paul Foster and Mrs. H. A. day October 24. * wood table top?
100 Washington Street Caughman visited their aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Tinsley A. After scraping off a* poiaioes irom oreaxingr puiuiasr sucKing, nas us own cuvex, q What do vou advocate
Dial 833-3192 Mrs. Florence Puckett, who observed a wedding anniver- much of the wax as possible a. When potatoes are boiled A. Measure out a pint of and does not consume nearly a th eas i e st wav to annlv
n k ♦ ah ' S a patient * n tbe Newberr y sary October 25. with a wooden paddle, work too rapidly, they become soft butter, then add gradually one so much space in the refrig- j. wax <>
1Mr ' rS ii A e *H Q mc ho8p ! ta1 ’ ° n Tuesday - , ... Mrs. Alma Reynolds ob- on the residue by rubbing an d broken on the outside, pint of milk and a small erator as a mixing bowl of . The use of a sconce that ■
ams and rs. . ; . Bl i lan Beaman 18 111 Wlth serves a birthday October 30. hghtly with some cheesecloth whi i c tt , e i r . centers remain quantity of salt, beating it equal size. has been dipped in water and
visited . r an . • • chicken pox Eugene Heaton, son of Mr. moistened with carbon tetra- har d an d uncooked. V J ~with the egg - whip until ,Q. How can I remove iron- wrung dry a f all excess mois-
Adams near Ware Shoals Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Woo- ^ Mrs clifton H eaton. will chloride or other cleaning smooth place in a mold) and r J t stains from linens? wran, ’ “Jf ^ C ™ eS&
Sunday - ‘f “ d fa , m ‘ y w f r ^ g uests celebrate his first birthday fluid. Operate quickly, and Q How can I prepare a set in a cool lac(? boilin Unens in tur ^ Tb 8 w d do « mucb .
Mr. and Mrs Sam Owens of Mr. and Mrs. John Leop- on o^,. 31 . follow up at once with a dry- homemade starch in y on Qf one table a Jry oSfwSld
of S pa rtanbur£ visited his ard and Lyn^ in Newberry G 0 s s e 11 has a cloth polishing. an emergeney? Jde” bathroom^ deodorizer? of cream of tartar to a gallon ^
^Vrf Jamt cS.' and p“cnY S . mY and Mrs. S. L ^ » . sU ?l, ^ * Hce or ^.atoes makes a S , A. A bottte or lemon Jniee. of water. , An entire section ,r TMI DON'T READ
hU mother Mrs. Rosa Ow- Godfrey, in Ninety Six. ^ Ann ‘* M a e Caughman sUcky zipper. starch. To the water that re- lcft u " corked
ens one day last week Mrs. Robert Whitsel, Mrs. and M ”- ^ W ‘ W . indSor J >b ' A ‘. An ord,nary ,': ax can 1 dlc mains after you have cooked room, does real well.
Mr and Mrs B B Stroud Henry Caughman. Mrs. Alice serve birthdays October 26. provides an excellent lubn- Q. What is a good way to Q. How can 1 forestall tar-
spent the week-end with the Beaman, Miss Dessie Jean
Whitmans in Cross Anchor. Rob€rts and Tammy Hedge-
S. A. Stan Foster of the U. path attended the funeral of
S. Navy, Great Lakes, 111., is M rs - Alice Jones in Atlanta,
spending a few weeks with his ^ ,a -’ on Wednesday.
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul ^ r - and ^ rs - f' ee Holtz-
Foster claw,- III, and Miss Jane
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur San- Holtzclaw of Greer, were
ders visited Mrs. Sanders’ quests of Mrs. Ada Center on
lather, R. D. Smith, at an Au- Sunday.
A bottle of lemon juice, of watpr.
bath- of my new household book is .
devoted to all kinds of stains.
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gusta, Ga., hospital Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Ham-
Mrs. Ethel Sheppard of Or- " ck vi « ted in Greenville Sun-
angeburg, spent the week-end a J S0 v isited i n Spar-
with Mr. and Mrs. M. W\ Ad- tanbiirg with Mr. and Mrs.
Ted Hamrick.
S : A. Robert White of the U. • FAMILY DINNER
S. Navy, Great l^akes. 111., is family of Mr. and Mrs.
spending a leave with his **• ^ ‘ f eat f° rs gathered at
pari'nts, Mr and Mrs. Bill bom f ^ r - and ^f rs -
D. Ficklm on Sunday for a
Mr. and M *. Arthur San- ‘amily dinner. The occasion
ders were called to Spindale, was tbe * r wedding anni-
N. C\. on Saturday due to the 'ersary which occurred Oc
tober 18th.
death of his aunt
ma W’alls.
Mrs. Em- _.
Those attending were
M-Sgt. and Mrs. Jim Mead-
CREDITOR’S NOTICE ors and son, Jimmy, of Co-
All persons having claims lumbia. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
against the estate of Martha Meadors and family, Mr. and
A. Oeland, deceased, are ors. Bobby Meadors and fam-
hereby notified to file the ily, and Miss Linda Cunning-
same duly verified, with the ham, all of Clinton,
undersigned, and those in- WILLIAMSON-OSBORVE
debted to said estate will Friday evening, Octobftr-44;
please make payment like- at 7:30 Miss Priscilla Nan
wise. W’illiamson, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Haskell Williamson,
became -the bride of Lonnie
Harold Osborne, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Walker Osborne, at
James M. Oeland
Executor,
202 South Jones St.
Clinton, S. C.
Oct. 18, 1966
CREDITORS’ NOTICE
All persons having claims
against the estate of JrtT. K.
3C-N3 the parsonage of Rev. Ros-
; coe Bryant, who performed
the ceremony.
After a brief honeymoon
... . . . tEP to the mountains of Geor-
Wmts, deceased are hereby §£Ube y are making ^
notified to file the same, duly home at 415 Mu ove Slreet
verified, with the undewiffl- • BIRTHDAYS AND
ed, and those indebted to sa»d .ANNIVERSARIES
estate will please make pay- Happy birthd to
ment likewise.
VIVIAN W. NABORS.
Executrix,
634 Blalock Drive,
Joanna, S. C..
Sept. 13, 1966 S22 3c-06
Burroughs on October 17.
Mrs. Bobby Wooten cele
brated a birthday October 24.
Marty Ray Heaton, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Ray Hea-
FINAL SETTLEMENT
Take notice that on the 15th
day of Dec., 1966, I will rend-
FINAL SETTLEMENT
Take notice that on the 2nd
day of November, 1966, 1 will er'a UhM accost of’mV ^
render a final account of my and doings „ Exe<futrix of
acts and doings as Admmis- ^ estate of j E Evans
trator o the estate of Ernest the office of the Jud of p
Caldwell Graham ,n the of- bate of Laurens Count at 10
fice flee of the Judge of Pro- 0 . clock a m and on the sa
bate of Laurens County, at ^ will a , for a fina , e
10 o clock a m., and on the charge from as
same day will apply for a
final discharge from my trust Anv • , . . . .
..... Any person indebted to said
as Administrator. estate U DotUied and requir.
Any person indebted to ed to m . k e ’
smd estate is not,tied and re- fore y,., date and
quked to make payment on . '
or before that date, and .U c5latE
persons havmg clatms against or be(ore said da ,
sntd estate «U1 present them vo „ or be forever ' n
on or before said date, duly Uoaa Eva
proven, or be forever barred. R . c r-
CHAHI.ES WALDRON. E« c m r Tx S ' C '
Trust Officer. Oct 24 1966 ^ vi7
M S. Bailey and Son, 061 1966 _
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