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T 1 v>>- Clinton, S. C., Thursday,' Deeeiabci' 8, 1966 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE -IT . I ^ Wirtit-Oreie Sales How Can If 12. The volume was $74,022,- feet for store clerks with records are turned in for not be the same we£je it not John L. BlirbQQe 494 compared with $74,185,063, extra hours of work; a long state competition and the ow t for our local leade|(pwho give * a decrease of $162,569 or .22 vacation from school four our ners invited to attend State unselfishly of their time and $8^,519 increase in percent. sales wiis registered by Winn- Dixie Stores, Inc. during the kftaeli 1 and Richard and Ryan Bur bage of Winnsboro; two sis- _ _ „ Cros Hill—John Lewis Bur- terS) , Mr8> Pearl Bazakras students. But to 4-H’ers it 4-H Club Week at Clemson effortjo make individual clubs b f ge ’ 7 ®>. of Cross Hill, died^ n d Mrs. Florie Miller of means achievement awards. University. succeSsTul. • a ’ Ji! 1 ay ’ ^Charleston; tw<> nrothers, Awards are available in Laurens County project Sponsors are an important 1 " 11111011 ■ 10S PL , P 1 tlor a Tom and Peter Burbage of each project in 4-H Club winners will be recognized at part of 4-H club work and-the 1 nesSi Charleston; 12 grandchildren work. The county winner in the annual meeting to be held local sponsors meet with and ^ native of Charleston, son and one great-grandchild, each project is recognised at at Presbyterian College Fri- see first hand the workings °f the late John and Julia Funeral services were con- an annual banquet or achieve- day. This gives the 4-H’ers an of 4-H Clubs. Harrson Burbage, he was a ducted at 2:00 p. m., Monday, ment meeting. opportunity to let their par- A big night is planned for retired textile worker. at the Cross Hill Baptist ReC/ord b«ks showing the ents know what they are do* project winners, judging Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Church by Rfev. John H. Tur- accumulated results of a 4-H- ing in 4-H, as the parents teams, local leaders and spon- Jessie Black Burbage; a ner and Rev. W. F. MitchelL ’ers efforts over the year are are invited to attend the sors. Another 4-H year will daughter, Mrs. Julia Alexan- Burial was in Calvary ceme- a busy t urne( j j n t 0 the County Ex- event. come to an end, but next de of Joanna; five sons, Per- tery in Clinton. * tension Office for judging and Volunteer leaders are also year’s winners are already rfy Burbage of Cross Hill; ^ ^ sales decrease for the ing arrangements for Santa’s the county winner receives a recognized dt this time. The busy working on their rec- James 1 * Burbage of Joanna; OFFICE SUPPLIES alone f°ur-weet period ended Nov. annual visit, tired, aching medal for his efforts. The best 4-H program certainly would ords. Charlds Burbage of Clinton; AT THE CHRONICLE By ANNE ASHLET Q. How can I “heal" bruises 20-week^period ended Nov. 12 on velveteen or velvet dret- com P ar |^ with the corres- scs? pondin^period last year. Place the crushed area, pile 77,6 volume was $374,504,526 down, over a brush of many compared with $365,345,007, bristles, then hold a steam ® n lncr W* e 2.51 percent, iron just above the back of The company, which oper- the fabric, and let the steam ate > 701'Supermarkets htroug pour down through the pjle. a te 8 701 supermarkets Then remove the fabric from throughapt the South, report- schedule for parents in mak the brush, shake until parr ed a tially dry, and leave 4-H News By H. L. EASON Assistant County Agent ACHIEVEMENT PROGRAM AT COLLEGE FRIDAY December meAns £ until it is entirely dry. Q. How can I prevei screws from working ioo in a plastered wall? A. Make a tiny hoie in the plaster where you wish to drive your screw, then fill this with plastic wood. Drive your screw in while the wood is still soft. Q. What can I do whe.n - cream seems to be too thick to whip properly? .. A. Place the dish of crepm in another dish containing cold water. When it is chilled, place it in a dish of hot wa ter for a few minutes. It should then whip readily. Q. What is a good way of waterproofing leather shoeit A. With a mixture of; two tablespoons of beeswax dad one of mutton fat., Rub this dressing on at night, artd 'ki the morning wipe wlthi.'a piece of flannel. Another Wa terproofing treatment is tltfe application of hot ski war Id the leather, rubbing t!h rs in with a stiff brush. Kqfeps the leather rainproof and "re silient. .. Q. How can I exercise great er economy with my paste shoe polish? A. To get all the polish thfat clings to the sides of the tin after the center portion of the shoe polish has been used, hold the tin over a low hpat- The wax will melt and form • a new cake of polish. Q. How can I make easier the job of sewing a material • 1 that must be held tightly? - A. By covering a brick with •' a thick padding, and using this to pin the fabric t h d t must be held tightly while the work is progressing. Q. How can I remove odors from a frying pan? „ * 1" A. A little vinegar pourdd into the pan while it is still hot will remove the odor of fried onions, and also of Rfh. Another method is to sprinkle oatmeal in the pan and shake it over the flame until tfee meal begins to scorch. Q. What do you suggest as a good, general cleantjfrjf agent for bathrooms? A. I like kerosene — a lit tle on a damp cloth works wonders in removing dirt a<td soap scum. Afterward, & tub may be rinsed With S a’d water to remove-• d\e odor, although this soon appears. . f ; Q. How can I freshen a pair ef suede gloves? ' A. By rubbing gently ovot them with the fine-grajry^ side of an emery board. The care and cleaning of gloves, and other clothing, is handled in my new household matmdl. Q. How can I clean bro cade? ; V A. Th ! s job is best left to a dry-cleaning expert. YpH can, however, press broedde by placing the material right side down on the ironing bpa side down on the i roping board and covering Mth g piece of thin white cloth dt* tissue paper. Do not dartijiint. Press with a warm (not H<rt) iron. , Bookmobile To Bfe In Clinton Area Tuesday, Wednesday The Laurens County Llbfg- ry Bookmobile is scheduled to be in the Clinton area, in cluding rural routes ahd Jo anna, on Tuesday. StQift kflU b e made at the usual plftOOS, including the Burdette hgltld, Baptist Kindergarten Pres byterian Kindergarten, ftattip- ton Avenue School; Hifers home, Mississippi Y o u n'g home, Clinton; Brown hpthe, and Joanna Kindergarten; Simmons home, Rt. 2; ■ Whit ten Village; Benjamin homje, Rt. 1; Poole home and ttobip- son home, Rt. 1, Laurehi -T’ Hunter home, Ora; Shej> die home, Rt. 2. Gray Cc ehl: ftid- ourt Wednesday Garrett home, Pete Johes home, Mountville school Carl Crisp home artd man’s Store, Cross Hll Smith’s Store, Waterloo. , On Monday, the booknWblie will be in the upper pdrt jrf the county, and on Thursday in the Ware Shoals and HWk- ory Tavern sections. • ' OFFICE SUPPLIES CHRONICLE PUB. CO. PHONE-WM5U W-D U. S. CHOICE TOP HOUND OR Cube Steak *99' W-D U. S. CHOICE SIRLOIN Tip Steak W-D U. S. TOP ROUND OR ROUND Tip Roast tt.1 CHOICE •OTTOM ound Roast *89' u. s. choice nr or e rloin Roast *99 Liver *49' SKINLESS SLICED «. S. MAM -A* TURKIY DRUMSTICKS *29' W-D IRAND FRYER RACKS * 10' SOI COtflATf... nt OOTHPASTE °*'66/ IEK DRINKS 15 ^ ’1. iCKTAIL .. . 5 —1. CHOtCI HALVES •TOR PEARS 2~69f ROLLS 2»“ 3 W ASTOR MAXWELL HOUSE 58c 58c LB. CAN "HANDI-PACK” W-D FRESH GROUND BEEF 2-lb. Pkg. • 3-lb. Pk*. • 5-lb. 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