The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, April 13, 1967, Image 13
Clinton, S. C., Thursday, April 13, 1967
Lydia Mill News . . .
/ Mrs. Wehunt Flies to Texas
MRS. CLYDE TRAMMELL,
Correspondent and /
Representative
R. E. Whitmire on Thursday and attended revival services
evening. at the Lydia Baptist Church.
Lydia Pentecostal Holiness dripping.
Church will meet Tuesday Q. What is an easy and ef-
evcning with Mrs. David Me- fective method of pressing
Ninch at 205 Florence St. hats?
All members are urged to A. Try using a lighted elec-
be present. trical-lamp bulb (or pressing
Baptist Brotherhood Tuesday hats. Turn the hat around and
The Brotherhood of the Ly- around over the hot bulb to
n . „ j „ ... dia Baptist Church will go to remove creases caused by its
Telephone 833-2006 Mrs ivwir ^ Wt iv/f” ^ r ‘ a,ul Mrs ^°y cc S*? 111 ! 1 the County Home Tuesday being packed away. This will
dav visitor * Wt ( l ° . oa of ncar Laut ’ ens and grandson eve : n i n g f or a worship service refresh the apearance of most
Mrs. D. B. Wehunt left Sa- Mrs iim S r” i Pdr T m* 9 SC0tt 3nd Tony Sm ^ of Wa f® at 7 p.m. hats. Straw hats or hats made
fro™ r- „ Mr Jlm Baile y and Mrs - Shoals visited Mrs. J. J. Smith f washable materials mav be
turday from the Greenville- Stella McLendon were in and Miss Feroline Seay, Sun- Birth Announcement leaned first with water then
Spartanburg Jet Airport for Charlotte, N. C. for Friday day. James pressed whileTiey are sl’ightly
a visit with her sister, Mrs. and Saturday evening with Mr and Mrs Joe Lark and Mr. and Mrs^ Jimmy James * ^ enUre ^ ection m y
Bessie Huff in Fort Worth, n M° b ‘ childrcn ol Marion ’ N ‘ C * fnTTa rXv MnmnHai new book deals with the clean-
Texas. Mrs. Huff is a sur- *. Ba,lt y and Mrs - Ba ' lcy ’ were week-end guests of his „ pr . 3 , a L Bailey M c , i rior al i n g and care of clothes,
gical hospital patient there. , es ?. e< :! a ! y 01 B 011 parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. P. ^ 0S P ltal _ J rs - James is the
t,. _. * , Bailey’s birthday party, he 1 ar i,
J heodor t' Jackson was 4 ycars 0|d A j, g Lark -
spent last week with her „ „ . . _ Mr.
and Mrs. Tommy
former Rebecca Gregory.
Mrs. Nelson Honors Son
The Lydia
daughter, Mrs. Nettie Lou Sa n dra Reeder of Joanna Moore and family visited his B ildi was^the
Phipps and famiiy in Coium- T a^ MrT ^ ^ f ** pTnytr
ia. gfanoparems, ivir. ana Mrs. Mountville and their aunt, AnriI , ~ . —
Marvin Todd of Laurens vi- Motto's brothcr W*^ Altai Mra - l ’ ear ' CappCr to LaUr ‘ Around 60 tcon-aRers gath- the bottl * ‘ n cold water,
ited .Sunday with his brother ..r ■ . .. ens - nrnH noiohroto with RnriHv pinch of baking soda in wa
Q. How can I clean out a
bottle that has contained sour
C°™ maidty A. Baking soda and liot wa-
scene for a cleanse this’ Bottle
birthday party for Buddy Nel- ^ . .* cleanse in,s Dolut -
aunt, A „ niI ", J Shake it with vigor, and rinse
sited Sunday with his brother, waTof NewberVy visited them ^ 0 . ...... ered to celebrate with Buddy. ^ clelnXTk SesVbuT-
S. J. Todd and family. Friday Mrs - Quincy Roof of Union Dancing was enjoyed to the 4 wl11 c\ean milk Dollies or out
Jack Lollis of near Prince- Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wil- sp ?. nt « days last week music 0 f “The Swanks,” a ^ for ^"shirt thie
ton visited his sister and bro- liams of Newberry visited his wd 1 Mrs. Wade Pennington local Rock and Roll band of can I remove black
ther T in - law. Mr. and Mrs. father, H. W. Williams Friday f" d Mr v ™ d J « el T f emp - which Buddy is the vocalist. ^ ca " ‘^m made
leton. Visiting the two fami- p arly refreshments were marks on my linoleum maae
lies on Sunday were Mr. and served by the hostess, Mrs. b y rubb e r heels ;
Mrs. Whimp DeBrulh of Grace Nelson, the ’ honorees’ . A ' Ju i sl spr, ”J le a 1,tt ' e ^ ,k '
Greenville. mother ing soc,a on them ’ and thcy
will wipe right off with a
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Tigerino Winners:
Mrs. Ruth Cope, Greenville, S. C., $1,000.00: Mr.
James D. Abernathy, Spartanburg, S. C., $500.00;
Mr. Earl McDermott, Jr., Greenville, S. C., $500.00;
Mr. Donald J. Patton, Asheville, N. C., $100.00;
Mrs. Clen Sanders, arris Plant, S. C., $50.00; Mr.
Joseph R. Goodman, Anderson, S. C„ $100.00; Mr.
Reid R. Bishop, Hendersonville, N. C., $50.00; Mr.
Ben. T. Shockley, Greenville, S. (’., $100.00; Mr.
Billy Condry, Union, S. C., $50.00; Mr. James Fin
ley, Laurens, S. C., $50.00; Mr. I^iVvrence Roj>er,
(ireenville, S. C., $100.00; Mr. Clarence B. Styles,
Asheville, N. C., $500.00; Mr. William C. Davis,
Rlack Mountain, N. C„ $50.00; Mr. Lee C. Burnett,
Spruce Pine, N. C„ $50.00; Mr. Ray Pressley, (’an
ion, N. C., $100.00; Mrs. Carroll Dalton, Asheville,
N .C., $100,00; Mr. Steven Lewis, Clemson, S. (’.,
$50.00; Mr. Howard T. Hawkins, Marion, N. (’.,
$50.00; Mr. Keehler F. Mills, Clemson, S. C.,
$50.00 Mr. Howard Carroll, Murphy, N. C„ $50.00;
Mr. Robert Black, Simpsonville, S. C., $100.00; Mr.
f red James HI, Greer, S. C., $50.00.
JOE S ESSO
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And Humble Service
204 East Caro. Ave.
Dial 833-0227
ner.
rs*n
Mrs. Ttugh Ballard, Misses
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Wil
liams and Charles Williams __ ^
attended the funeral services and^ Reuben BrackweR "were Q ‘ ! ,ow 1 , insure J"y
of Mrs. Helen Shirley in Sen- Fridav visitors in Greenville. c ®° k * d # ca . U . llfl ® W ® r S *
oca and the burial in Ander- Birthdays and Anniversaries at A th ® lookin » whiter,
son on Tuesday of last week. ]yi rs j B O’Shields Mrs A ‘ ® y addlng 8 P lece of
Mr. and Mrs. Mansell Brid- wilhclmenie’ Templeton and mon d A ur ' n « the cooking pro-
well of Honea Path and Mrs. Douelas Harvev will have cess - And co(,5i tbc cauhllow-
Bill Dobbs of Anderson visit- birthdays April 15. er ordy un,d te h dcr - Oyer-
cd friends in the community April 19 will be the birthday coakiag tends ta discolor
Sunday. They came for the of steve Grady and M rs. Roy Q * How can 1 rem<ne rt,s<
Sunday morning Sunday snider.
School and morning worship ‘ Apri i Brown will have a
of the Lydia Baptist Church, birthday April 20 A ' By a Pl dy,n ^ 8 solution
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Rush of „ a|>py birthday l0 Tcrcsa of oxalie acid, being sure-to
Belton were guests of Mr. and p ace today absorb this acid immediately,
Mrs. Glenn Gaskins over the V ...n, afterward with blotting paper
Peggy and Marion Ballard d ®mp cloth or mop
ana Unnhnn n 1 w.r ,..,11 n.nm Q* tt° W 13,1 * ' Ilsl
or 3nk stains from vellum o?
have a P*™h™ent?
Tommy Douglas will celc- . .i « . 4 uu
week-end. . brate his birthday. or a cloth Best to use rubber
Mrs. Lida Howard is ill at wnhelmenia Dianne Gaines “h"® «h
^vill be 1 year old April 14.
her home.
Mrs. Claude Willard is vis
iting her daughter, Mrs. Ver- wd i observe their wedding an
non (.inn and Mr.* Ginn in niversarv April* 18
Simpsonville. Mr. and Mrs. L. A | a n Blackwell’s birthday
A. Land and family of Bam- ^11 bc Aprd jg
berg and Mr. and Mrs. B. jvi r> an d Mrs. Homer Ful
oxalic acid, and don’t splash
Mr'and Mrs.Tran'kWalker an V V™''""'- . ,
ill observe their weddine on- O' ,low can 1 ‘'"I*"™ the
appearance of scuffed brown
shoes?
A. Put iodine on these shoes
before applying your shoe po-
Art Musselman
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Basketball School
Presbyterian College
Clinton, South Carolina
ExIrELLENT FACILITIES—OUTSTAND
ING INSTRUCTION — MINIMUM COST
AIM OF SCHOOL
The purpose of the school is to teach youngs boys, ambitious to play
better basketball, the finer points in the fundamentals and techniques
of the game.
REQUIREMENTS FOR ADMISSION
The school is open only to hoys who have not graduated from high,school.
Four age groups: 10-11; 12-13; 14-15; 16 and over.
GENERAL INFORMATION ,
(A) Time of Arrival — Flayers should arrive 9:00 a. m. on the mornings
of July 10-14. Registration will be from 9:00-10:00, July 10. Devotional
and instructions will begin at 9:00**311 days thereafter.
(B) Facilities Furnished — The basketball school will furnish sandwiches
and milk at lunch, balls, films and six playing courts. Free swimming
will be available after scheduled classes.
(C) Expenses for the Week — The fee for the week will be $15.00. The
check should be made to The Art Musselman Basketball School and mailed
with your application.
(D) Address your request for application and any inquiries to:
The Art Musselman Basketball School
Presbyterian College
Clinton, South Carolina 29325
Chili of Spartanburg were re- i or wi ll observe their wedding lish - T b ‘s will keep them look-
ccnt guests of Mrs. Willard, anniversary April 14. ,ng P° lished ,or Quite a long
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Berry April 2 0 will be Charlie ti ^ e „
and children of Fork Shoals Gaffney’s birthday How can 1 makc eas,l * r
and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mr. and Mrs. Charlie James J® b «f mending a small
Patterson and children of In- will obscrVc their wedding an- ho » e ,a tho of a glove?
man were Sunday dinner niversarv April 16 A a marb,e as a sort
guests of Mrs. Fred Bodie,\ Apri i i 3 wi n b c Mrs Jerrv of darnin « Pushing this
mother of Mns. Berry ajnd Dillishaws’ birthday. into tho finger and darnin 8
Mrs. Patterson. over it.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bailey LOCAL'S
and children ol Charlotte, N. D r and Mrs. William Redd
C. spent Sunday with their Turner spent several days in
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Charleston recently touring
McLendon, enjoying a Vi „hirth- the Magnolia Gardens,
day- dinner for Mrs. Bailey Chicago & Conn. Visitors
yrd their son Boh. Mr. and Mrs. Ott Thomas
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Burdette have had as their recent
and grandchildren Sherry, iru es ts their daughters and
Da'e and Steve Campbell vis- grandchildren, Mrs. Frances
ited Mrs. W. S. Manning and Be j d and daughter, Marcia
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Burdette Ann 0 f Chicago, 111., and Mrs.
in Iva recently. On Sunday, Evelyn Davenport and son,
April 2 the Burdette’s their Stanley, of Dayville, Conn,
grandchildren, Mr. and Mrs. Miss Jane Sturgeon of Dur-
Herman Burdette and Clay ham N c . spent the week-
with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Daven- end w jtb b er mother, Mrs.
port enjoyed a picnic dinner H arry s. Sturgeon,
at Clark Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Shooks
Bo Brown and Miss Kathy and f api n y of Columbus, Ga.
Kathy Brown were business spent the weekend with the
visitors in Greenville Wednes- latter’s mother. Mrs. S. W.
duy- Sumerel. On Saturday they
Mrs. M. J. Sanders has been yvere the dinner guests of Mr.
ill at her home. an d Mrs. Milford Smith.
Mrs. C. R. Kuykendall re- Miss Phillis Mixon, student
turned home Monday from at university of South Caroli-
Seif Memorial Hospital. nai spent the weekend with
Auxiliary Next Week b er parents, Dr. and Mrs. Da-
The Ladies Auxiliary of the v j d -p. Mixon.
Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Dix
on of Asheville, N. C. was the
weekend guests of Mis. Dix
on’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Paul M. Muller. *
Mr. and Mrs. Julian Bolick
visited during the weekend
with their daughter, Mrs.
Glennie Tarbox and family in
Georgetown.
Miss Cristi King, student at
Brenau College, Gainesville,
Ga., is spending the spring
holidays with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W. G. King, Sr.
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problem of waffles that stick
n the iron.
A. They usually stick for
one of the following 'reasons:
The waffle iron was not pro
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lilted before the waffle was
baked. The batter was poured
before the iron was hot, the
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will not eventually loosen?
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