The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, November 24, 1966, Image 16
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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Clinton, S. C., Thursday, November 24, 1966
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Joatina News • . •
Sirmans Have Indiana Guests
MM. W. 1. HOGAN -
Correspondent-Representative
Telephone 697-6949
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ab
ner and L. C. Sirmans, of
Medora, Ind., were guests
last week of Mr. and Mrs.
John Sirmans. - „
Weaver Returns From Duty
in Viet Nam
M/Sgt. Marion T. Weaver
returned from Viet Nam last
week and spent a few days
with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. T. Weaver, other
friends and relatives. He left
on Tuesday for Offitt A.F.B.
in Belview, Neb.
Mr. and Mrs. Jones Wallen-
zine visited Mrs. Ethel Werts
in Spartanburg recently.
Last Sunday guests of Mr.
and Mrs. L. H. Poag were
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Strickland
of Coranaco.
A recent guest of Mr. and
Mrs. David Gogan was the
latters mother, Mrs. Leland
Young of Washington, D. C.
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Jenk
ins and Sue spent last week
end in Atlanta, Ga. with Mr.
and Mrs. Jerald Jenkins.
They attended the football
game between the Colts and
t alcons while there.
Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Boyce
visited Mr. and Mrs. Guy Mis-
enhimer and Mel in Chester
last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sineath
and Darrian were in Bam
berg over the weekend visit
ing relatives and visited Mrs.
Sineath’s mother, Mrs. Ben
Troupe, who is a patient at
the hospital.
Mrs. B. H. Johnson, Mrs.
Donald Feezor and Alice
Smith of Aiken were last Fri
day guests of Mrs. L. D. Ed
monds and Dora. Mr. and
Mrs. L. S. Martin of Water
loo were Sunday dinner
guests. Also, Rev. and Mrs.
Clee Blackwell and Mrs.
Nannie Kennedy of Waterloo
were Sunday overnight
guests.
Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Griffis
of Pendleton were Friday sup
per guests of Mrs. J. M. Bo-
tard, and Mr. and Mrs. Der-
rill Bozard. They were here
especially for the Pendleton-
Great Falls football game,
which was played at Wilder
Stadium. Their son, Ken, is
a member of the team.
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Elli
ott, Donna and Tommy of
Charleston and Jimmy Elliott
of Columbia, spent last week-
end,,with Mr. and Mrs. H. M.
Elliott, Mr. and Mrs. A. S.'
Holt, other friends and rela
tives. ' .
Mrs. S. D. Weathers, who
was -recently visiting rela
tives in Greenwood, is spend
ing some time with Mr. and
Mrs. Homer Stevens here in
Joanna and Mr. and Mrs. J.
O. Mauldin in Clinton.
Visits Parents
Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie
Moore and Dicky visited Dr.
and Mrs. T. M. Moore last
weekend in Rembert, on
route to Charleston. Dicky re
mained with his grandparents
while Mr. and Mrs. Moore at
tended Parents Day at The
Citadel in Charleston, where
Johnnie, Jr. is a student. They
also attended the football
game while there. |
Attends Parents Day
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Willing
ham and Mrs. Belle Willing
ham spent last week in
Charleston. They joined John
ny Willingham at The Cita
del for Parents Day. T h e y
also enjoyed The Citadel-DNI
football game.
Visits Mother
On Thursday Mrs. Irby
Ginn, and Elaine and Mrs.
Margaret Satterfield, Donnie
and Mike, visited the form
er’s mother, Mrs. BeuL
Ivester, who is ill at the hom
of Mrs. Liza Cape in West
Greenville.
Birthdays and Anniversaries
On Thanksgiving Day, Ora
Simpson and Martha Bodie
observe their birthdays.
On Fri., Nov. 25, Mattie
Hunnicutt, Martin Bozard,
Ettie Killian, T. R. Chalk,
observe their birthdays. Mr.
and Mrs. Eldon Bedenbaugh
will celebrate a wedding an
niversary.
Happy birthday on Novem
ber 26 to Candy Lawson, Ov-
alene Humphries, Mary Low-
man, O. B. Smith and Mike
Chuvala.
The same greeting goes to
Janice McCarson,' ^ Donald
Kinard, Lavon Mason, j. L.
Delany, and Margaret Tuck
er on November 27.
Nov. 28 brings a birthday
to Mattie Stroud and R. C.
Franklin.
Carolyn Brown, Gertrude
Flow, and George Wright
Simpson will celebrate birth
days on Nov. 29 and Mr. and
Mrs. Flynn Owens will ob
serve a wedding anniversary.
The last day of the month
Stroud, Rachael Ann Simp-
brings birthdays to Betty
son, Don Shealy, Jimmie Sex
ton, Terry South and Herbert
Cockrell.
State Hunting
ter, and peanut butter cook
ies.
THURSDAY
Milk, chicken pie, grape
fruit sections, green lima
beans, stuffed celery, butter
ed biscuit pnd butter.
FRIDAY
Milk, blackleyed peas, sea
soned turnip greens, pickled
beets, hot corn bread, butter,
and doughnuts.
Lay it away for
Christmas at
Bookmobile In Area
The Laurens County book
mobile will be in the lower
part of the county Tuesday
and Wednesday of next week.
Following are the routes:
Tuesday
Burdette home, Baptist kin
dergarten, Presbyterian kin
dergarten, Hampton Avenue
School, Hiers home, Missis
sippi Young home, all in Clin
ton; Brown'home and Joanna Wednesday
Baptist kindergarten; Whit- Garrett store, Pete Jones
ten Village; Simmons home, homCi Mo untville School, Carl
Rt. 2; Benjamin home Rt l; Cr . sp h()me and
Leaman’s
Hunter home, Ora; Poole
home and Robinson home, Rt. store, Cross Hill, Smiths
1, Laurens. store, Waterloo. 5
Season Opens J. C. THOMAS'
The hunting season gets
into full swing Thanksgiving
day with all seasons open on
domestic 'game and also the
duck season opening one-half
hour before sunrise.
Quail hunters in Zone Six
get a little start on hunters
in other sections with the
season opening Monday, ex
cept in Bamberg County,
where the old Thanksgiving
Day opening is still in effect.
J'ho wild turkey season in
those zones having an open
season opens on either Wed
nesday or Thursday and
closes at various dates, one
game zone having four dif
ferent seasons.
The squirrel and rabbit sea
sons will also be open, al
though in some of the eight
zones they have been open for
some time.
The duck population seems
1,40 be the best in several
years, although the big con
centrations will not be down
until cold weather comes late
in the season. Early reports
from upper Santee - Cooper
indicates a record number of
summer ducks, with a sprink
ling of mallards and other
big ducks.
The goose season opened
November 7.
School District 56
School Lunch Menu
Week of Nov. 28-Dec. 2
MONDAY
Milk, hot dogs with chili,
mustard and onions, cole
slaw, butteretf corn, hot dog
buns, butter, and apple pie.
TUESDAY
Milk, roast beef with gravy,
strawberries in jello with
topping, green beans, rice,
hot rolls and butter.
WEDNESDAY
Hot vegetable soup with
beef, pimiento cheese sand
wiches, hot com bread, but-
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