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Clinton, S. C„ Thursday, December 8, 1*^6
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
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Horizon Group Aids Seal Campaign
Members of the Kodoaka Horizon
group of the local Camp Fire Girls
organization are shown above at a
recent meeting during which they as
sisted in labeling reminders for mail
ing in the current Chrstmas Seal
Campaign. Seated clockwise, the girls
are Sallie Milam, Frankie Cauley, Su
san Undari, Ginger Crocker, Bibba
Hiers, Susie Wassung, Pat Davis,
Caroline Hughes, Sara Jackson, Ginki
Sadler, and, in the center, Joy Gault.
DEAR SALLY
By SALLY SHAW
DEAR SALLY: I have al
ways been taught that if a
man likes you well enough,
he’ll do all the phoning nec
essary. But does this rule ap
ply even when a couple has
had a vidfl#ht argument, es
pecially when it was all start
ed by the girl. . .as it was
last night between my boy
friend and me? SORRY.
. DEAR SORRY. There is
never anything wrong with
ANYONE’S phoning his apol
ogies for a mistake he knows
he made. If this boy means
as much to you as I suspect,
pick up that phone and try
to repair that wrong.
DEAR SALLY: Our family
would appreciate your com
ments on a little matter we’ve
been hashing back and forth
for sometime. Just what is
the correct form regarding
the use of the suffixes after
male names, “Jr.,” “I,” and
“III”? ONE OF THE JONES
BOYS.
DEAR JONES BOY: When
a son’s name is the same as
that of his father, “Jr.” is
tacked onto his name. When
the father dies, the title, “Jr.”
is dropped, except in the case
of the father's having been
famous or very well known
enough to make it advisable
for the son to retain the “Jr.”
for the purpose of identifica
tion. When a boy is named
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for a grandfather^ ifncle, OK to handle her with kid
h e carries “U” after his nam gloves; especially when their
he carries “II” after his removal would be awkward
name. And the'^hlyd Ynember and time-consuming.
of a family to use the same
name becomes “III.” DEAR SALLY: I’m a girl
of 17 with a face liberally
DEAR SALLY: I’m a girl sprinkled with umpteen doz-
of 16, and have parents who en freckles. I have of course
never drink and who feel very been living with these freck-
strongly abput the subject, les all my life, but I’m still
and specially about teenag- very embarassed about them,
ers’ drinking. I’ve been dating and sometimes feel that the
a nice boy whose parents were boys I meet andj^ate are
born in Italy and who always very conscious of them, too.
have wine with their meals. ^ an y° u please suggest a so-
Whenever I eat at their home, lution? H. B.
they always serve me a glass DEA r h . B.: There are, of
of wine, and for the sake of course an y number of bleach-
courtesy I have sipped it. My ing creams and preparations
conscience has been suffering on the market sometimes
because of this, because I feel help to fade out freckles > But
as if I had been disobeying honestly j thjnk you - re mak .
my parents. Do you think in| , too much of this There
drinking includes wine? are j ots ^ fellows who like
CURIOUS. freckles and think that they’re
DEAR CURIOUS: This is real cute - And some of our
not my decision to make. Ask rT ‘ os t glamorous and beautiful
your parents. queens of stage, screen, and
TV have umpteen dozen freck
les which haven’t bothered
DEAR SALLY: This after-bothered them one little bit.
noon while I was walking
along the street with my fian-
cee, we met a girl friend of
hers and when my fiancee in
troduced us she held out her
hand, I took it without remov
ing my glove. Later my girl
really raked me up and down,
telling me that it’s only “corn-
able while using by placing into melted paraffin so that
the dish in a pan of hot wa-*U sinks into the pores. ^
ter - VARIETY RECOMMENDA-
PORK PROCESSING: The TIONS: W e have just received
cool weather brings about hog a supply of Circular 477 giving
killing time. We have a supply the 1937 recommendations for
of bulletins entitled Pork Pro- varieties of crops, vegetables,
cessing dnd Curing whiqh lawn grasses, etc. These are
gives many different formulas available for the asking,
for making sausage and home 0LD CANDLES: Don’t
curing of Pork C al i the office throw away old broken or bent
if you would like a copy. candles. Save them and cut
WATERPROOF FLOWER them into small pieces and
POTS: To waterproof your melt over a very low heat or
flower pots, simply dip^them use a double broiler. Melt
crayons with candles to frite
a true color. Pour into differ
ent shaped glasses or arty
small containers. These make
beautiful candles. Use wlclfs
from the old candles in tHe
new ones. Different sizes arid
shapes of candles grouped to
gether make an attractive
Christmas display.
PIMIENTO PEPPER PRO
DUCTION: Anyone interestqd
in producing pimiento pepper
should get in touch with the
office and indicate his desires.
TIMELY TIPS
By The County and Home
Agents
COTTON FARMERS: are
mon 'courtesy’’"for a^ genTle- asked to ex P ress themselves
man to remove his glove be- * n 3 mail referendum now un-
fore shaking hands with any- derway, December 5-9, on im-
one, and especially with a wo- portant issues affecting future
man. I told her this rule has production . 0 ne issue will be
been dead for years. Vv hose to cont j nUe or terminate mar-
side are you on? THE
GLOVE.
DEAR GLOVE: Yours.
keting quotas. At the satne
time, farmers will be asked
, . to vote yes or no on self-help
While once upon a time it .. ,
was considered the height of cotton ^search order. Be
rudeness for a man to keep sure to return your ballot,
his glove on when greeting FUDGE FROSTING: Keep
a woman, today it’s perfectly fudge frosting soft and work-
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