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West Clinton News ...
Fulmer Family Visits
MRS. CLIFTON HEATON
Correspondent-Representative
104 Milling: Avenue
Dial 833-3192
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A. If you’ll keep a stick of
ordinary blackboard chalk in
pens, Dr. and Mrs. J. S. March 28 Tracy Smith. JWir jewelry hox, this will aid
Adams of Utah visited the M. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 111 tarnish prevention.
aratc immediately without handy household hints are in flexible plastic Items as plastic. Insert the knife end minutes, and the weld
breaking. contained in my new paper- belts, and purses? ^ between the two pieces you as good as new. For
Q. How can I prevent tarn- back book. A. Heat an old case knife wish to weld together. Hold hard plastics, use
ish on my costume jewelry? Q. How can I mend tears to a degree that melts the them tight for two or three glue, available at drugstofM.
Tr 'M
This
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Ful
mer and daughter, Barbara
Ann, of Johnston spent the
W, Adams over the weekend. James Smith, celebrated her same xtea also works well in
Miss Clara Nelson of Eno- 3rd birthday, chests ol silverware and oth-
ree spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Joel Cox.* Mrs. Jack cr , cahin " ts “'•'ere "V;lal oh-
Mrs. Andy Hames. Puller, Mrs. Melvin Seay, El- Joels subject to tarnish arc
Sgt. and Mrs. Jim Mead- mer Queen and Wayne Moore s '>" ■ ,
ors and family of Columbia has birthdays today. Q. How can I give m, arms
weekend with he latter's par- visited hi u Mr . and Mr and Mrs 0vcl , Woody special care to whiten them
ents. Mr. nn<l Mrs. Hubert Mr j c Meadors Thursday observe their wedding anniver- an f ad , d 10 ll ' ,r b <- aut >; 7 r
Leopard, and othen relatives. a coming especiaIly for the today . A. Try rubbtng a slice o
rr ^ ^ ha^r birthday* 11 *
bara Alexander of Joanna^g ^ c^e^G^- E HaPPy birthday te Mrs. J.
Hcd Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Hea- fmew^gueTofthl tetter's L ^R^mn^A^ “o °Ho 0l<f ""T h h
tn and Mr. and Mrs. Billy Ray sister and her husband, Mr. and 0001116 Rolli ns on Apr . q. How can I mend sheer
Heaton, Sunday afternoon. a nd Mrs D D. Ficklin and Mr - and Mrs Dan Dunaway or nylon curtains?
Mrs. Mary Weathers of family Sunday. w 4 iU observ f wcddblg an : n ... A ’ Ap h ply a . bil of ™ U *' CS *
Greenwood and Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Grover ^ versary ^ 1 aod Mr ’ and na ' 1 po lsh ’ and pr ^ ss the torn
James Stogner and Mr. and of Alma, Ga., spent the week- Mrs. Elmer Queen has a wed- edges toge her with your fm-
Mrs. K ulus Ballard and end with Mr. and Mrs. J. R. d “* anniversary April 3. *W ; ™e tear will be almost
daughter, Libby, of Joanna Hamrick. April 3 Mrs. Clyde v Bigbee, in 4 ' sl 4 c . .
visited Mr. and Mrs. Claude Mr. and Mrs. Luke Fuller Joyce Wallenzine, Sue Hanley, Q. How can I remedy sweat
Farmer Sunday. and Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Sex- a Donnie Whitman and Era Lo- tt,rs that have b ‘‘K un to show
Mrs. Lula Willard of Union ton and son of Greenwood and is Eustace will observe their wo A rn „ sr ’ ols -
is spending this week with her Mrs. Essie Powell and Helen birthdays
sistr and her husband, Mr. Greer visited Mrs. Ada
and Mrs B. B. Stroud. and other relatives
over the weekend.
Stan Foster and Robert
White of Camp Lejeune, N. C., WITH THE SICK
spent the Easter holidays with Ralph Bearden is a patient
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. at Bailey Memorial Hospital.
Paul Foster and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Patterson has mea-
How Can I?
By ANNE* ASHLEY
A. Buy mercerized thread to
match the sweater in color,
turn the garment wrong side
opt, and darn in fine, loose
stitches j— making sure the
stichcs don’t go through to
the right side. Use a small
brush, instead of a darning
egg. It holdssjhe spot to be
firmly \pd makes
Bill White. sles. Q. What can I do about fine mended
Miss Sara Nell Heaton of Mrs. Nancy Quinn is ill with hairline cracks that have oc- .vour darning easier.^
Woodruff spent the weekend the flu. curred in my plaster ceilings Dow can I separate post-
with her parents, Mr. and Jamie and Darlene King are and walls? a K e stamps that are stuck to-
Mrs. L. C. Heaton. sick at their home. , a. These can be filled in S ether?
Tammy Hedgpath spent the Mrs. Andy Hames has been w ithout use of spackle or plas- A ‘ Refore attempting to
weekend with her father, Leon ill with the flu. ^ v ter us j n g ordinary sticks ,Hl1 * th( ‘ m a l )a ^, place a piece
Hedgpath, in Atlanta, Ga., and Ott Thomas is improving at of , white Rub vigor- of sli « htI .v damp paper over
Mr. and Mrs. Hedgpath ac- home after being a patient at ously back and f or th over the tbem and rub ovcr th t‘ P a P t * r
companied her home. Bailey Memorial Hospital. crack until it is filled in. On Wldl a b(g iron - Diis usually
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Wooten REVIVAL white ceilings this forms an loosens thc sLunps without
and children visited her fa- Revival services with the excellent temporary repair s l )(, ' bn ” il 1(1 adhesive,
ther and brothers in Ninety- Rev. Harry Kemp of Walhal- which will need no further Q How can* 1 quickly and of-
Six Sunday. la will continue through Sun- touching up until time for the f< ‘ < ‘ Rvc, y remove ^ sooty foot-
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Windsor day at the Elizabeth Street ^iext paint job.
and daughter Sybil, and Mr. Church of God. Rev. F. D. Q. Is there any way I can
and Mrs. Harry Foster and Moore, pastor of'the church, remedy the gripper snaps on
daughter, Teresa, attended a invites the public to attend, children’s clothing which have lnck nicc,y - Many nt,u r such
sup|H*r at the Richard Addi- EGG HUNT AND PICNIC gotten weak and wid not stay
son’s lake home Saturday Cora King’s Nursery enjoy- fastened?
night. ed an Easter egg hunt and A. To make these work
Mrs. Edgar Brazil! and then a picnic. Fourteen boys Hke new, just take a pair of
children ol Columbia spent and girls enjoyed the occasion, .pliers and bend one or two
Monday with her parents, Mr. BIRTHDAYS AND of the prongs in the socket a
and Mrs. C. W. Windsor. WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES little.
Mrs. Bessie Queen, Mrs. C. S tan Foster, Mrs. Margie Q. How caif I facilitate the
W Windsor and daughter, Sy- Woodward, Mrs. Carl Heaton, separation of sliced bacon in
bil, visited Rev. and Mrs. Ju- j r ., and Katherine Lee cele- Us package?
lian Weisner and son, Jody, in brated their birthdays March A. By taking the whole
McCall and attended church 28. package and rolling it up
services there. Larry Barker had a birth- crosswise. Then, when you
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur San- d a y March 28.’ unroll it, the slices will sep-
ders visited the latter’s father,
prihts from my light-colored
rugs?
A. Art gum usually docs the
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Airman Third Class Mike
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end with Ivs parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Author Sanders. Mr. and
Mrs. Hardy Cannon and chil
dren of Greenville also spent
Sunday with them.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Mc
Lendon and daughter of Sene
ca visited relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis McAhee
of Glenn Springs visited Mrs.
Ralph Bearden Sunday. , j
Mr. a n d Mrs. RaylVvodd
Campbell and children of
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El NAL SETTLEMENT
Take notice that on the 4th
day of April, 1967, I will ren
der a final accounts of my
acts and doings as Adminis
trator of the estate of Marvin
G. Harvey Jr. in the office of
the Judge of Probate of Lau
rens County, at 10 o’clock a.
m., and on the same day will
apply lor a final discharge
from my trust as Administra
tor.
Any persrtft indebted to said
estate is notified and required
to make payment on or before
that date, and all persons hav
ing claims against said estate
will present them on or before
said date, duly proven or be
forever barred.
James It. Franks
Administrator
March 3, 1967 4-C-M-30
CITATION FOR LETTERS
OF ADMINISTRATION
The State of South Carolina,
County of Laurens
By J. H. Wasson, Probate
Judge:
WHEREAS Homer Rector
Jones, Jr. and Van S. Jones
made suit to grant Frances
M. Jones Donnan Letters of
Administration of the Estate
and effects of Eliza Ann
Jones.
These are, therefore, to cite
and admonish all and singular
the Kindred and Creditors of
the said Eliza Ann Jones, de
ceased, that they be and ap
pear before me, in the Court
of Probate, to be held at Lau
rens Court House, Laurens,
S. C. on April 6, 1967 next,
alter publication hereof, at
4:00 o’clock in the P. M. to
show cause, if any they have,
why. the said Administration
should not be granted.
Given under my hand this
22 day of March, Anno Domi
ni, 1967.
, J. Hewlette" Wasson
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