The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, June 01, 1967, Image 10
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AkWM freddie Hama on Leave
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Cooper, Jr. and son, Robert beeft a patient at Bailey Me- slower your boiling, the hard-
of Columbia visited Mr. and mortal Hospital. ier your glassware will be.
Mrs. Calvin Cooper Sunday, , , , t . . f Q- Pow can I rejuvenate
coming fbr the graduation ek-■ leaf vegeUbles, sueK
ercises of Ointon High School „ Par I\ Meeks was 2 yea,1, old as lettuce, spinach, and purs-
CtotlbiV 8. e, Th%rtddr, JUnb UVW
of which the S. B. Cooper,
May 31.
leyt
if you wish, but be sure it is has dried, wax for a fine
ice-cold. ‘ : finish. .
Q. How can I make my q. How can I w 1 ©
own handy household glue? cream from durdM#' in cof-
A. One good formula con- fee? * -r
sists of one cup of granulated a. If the sweetness of cream
fottw yfcAfrteLL,
wrs«fudm a^l^
Srs. and Mrs. Wade’s grand- Mrs - Cath y P* Owens ob- a. By soaking in cold water laundry starch to which is seems uncertain, .stir in a
leave this week for duty in Mildren Dickerson and Sieve son Francis Cooper was one served her birthday May 23 to wh j c t l a giice pf lemon has added enough water to pro- pi nc h of baking soda, and
Vietnam. Dickerson. of the graduates. aad her son Scott, celebrated been a ddbd. In an hour or so, duce a liquid of whipping- this will prevent its curdling
tytrs. Prances Williams and Mrs. Cora Lee Cox and Mr. Mrs j L Brawley and his on May 2S. they should be fresh as when cream consistency. Bring this i n y 0 ^r hot coffee. '
children of Spartanburg spent Dave Martin of Abbeville vis- Mrs. Hattie Byers hf Joanna, Mrs. Broadus Bagwell and gathered,
v Friday with her parents, Mr. ited Sunday with Mr. and Mr and Mrs Hoyt Bagwell Jimmy Alexander wiU have q How can I make a gelu-
Clayton Reece and and Mrs. Cordell Sanders. Mrs. Prue Waters, coming and Mrs. Margaret Holcombe birthdays June 6. tin dessert quickly when ttmc
Tommy, Mrs. Raymond, Botts Mr . anc | M rs. J. Summers especially for the graduation of simpgonville visited Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Rob- i s at * premium?
>><und Miss Sandra Botts mot- of Newberry spent Wednesday of Mrs. Cox’s grandson. Mar- ii enry Abercrombie, Sunday erts will observe their wed- a Mix the gelatin with
urod Chlttlttsttth iftlt Week of i ast week with Mr. and ion Waters, from Clinton High afternoon . dim , ann iversary June 2.
School.
ding anniversary
Miss Peggy Ballard, Mrs
the birth of a birthdays June 3
■ to tneet the foimier’s son, A Mrt Robert Rl! Wyat t. — Bl . _
^^ rreddie Hknna who arriy- Pvt James ' B lrchmore of * Rev! M. J. Sanders, Timmy Birth Announcement
•d.W l^e^m Travis Air ^ 6h Nekton, , Columbia Sanders and Ronnie Aber- . S ^ te , rfield
Hgto bk. CaBfdrtita fbT gDent fb 6 weekend with hlis crombie left Sunday for Mi- and ‘ Mr ‘
day IflVe With his p|,»p rtt g M r add Mm <jhar- a hii, Pla- to attend! the South- t leld annou !?^ e
lie^Blrdhmore ern Baptist Convention. They dau ®L hter ’ M . e J5 sa R® sanne > rt . , .
W. A. WWgm, MW. JoE ^gy of drtenViile spent Sunday night with the on May 27 at Bailey Memor- and
WrtihL and Mr and visitS his sister, Miss FefO- former’s mother, Mrs. N. J. M ” 8 ^f tppfipl , • thp fo _ b Be o k y' waters celebrated
illiam Wright and Sdh oliiie Seav on Tuesday of last Sanders in Palatka, Fla. Mr S- Satterfield is the for- BeCky waters ceieoraiea
reenvUJe. were Saturday week. ^ ^ TueSday ° f la9t ‘ Mr ; and M rs. J i m m y mer Miss Mary Ann Heaton, her birthday May 21.
rs of. Mrs. Effie Willis. Mrs. Jimmy South ahfl James, Mr. and Mrs. Duvall Couple Honored in
Ophelia White of Nine- Mike, Ronnie and Tina James Ciinningham and Mr. and ware Shoals
|r Vtsfted several days spent Saturday in Whitmire Mrs. Darrell Lawson spent Miss Harriet Wilson and fi-
Mrttv llglritoh Htld With Mft. Sbftih’s brsther ahd the week - end at Myrtle ancec Lamar McCarroll were
Mhry Phttfershh. sisthr-ih-laW, Mr. and Mrs. Beach. honored with a Fine Arts Ahprrrnmhip’s
v PVti Jerry Owens of Fort Frank Jahies. Mrs. Elsie Mae Strange of shower at a dinner party at David Gaskins’and Wilalim
Jackson, Columbia has been Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Wages Spartanburg visited Mrs. J. the home of Miss Bonnie Jo
voting Mrs. QWens, Mr. and of Chester and Mr. and Mrs. B. O’Shields Sunday and they Isbe ii j n Ware Shoals, on
Mrs. M. A. Forrester.-and C. A. Franklin and daughter with Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy May 20.
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Rollins, of Union were recent Satur- Hairston and Mr. and Mrs. Miss Linda Littlefield of , hirthf , av
Mfs k Sarah Shelnut spent da y and Sunday guests of Ray Riley visited Mrs. O’- Greenville was co-hostess for Mt ,
JMSTn »*!? . W«fc Pfthnington. ___ Shields in Self Memorial Hos- lhc lovely affai , nhserve thefr
only enough hot water to dis
solve it, then use ice water
Gloria Coleman and Eddie for the remaining amount of good one.
vill set in with two
Add fruit white shellac, and when that
Mr. and MK.irrry Salter- Homines *111 celebrate their liquid. The geUtln will set In with two thin coats of fresh
mixture to a boil, then allow q. what is a quick remedy
to cool. for a loose tile in the hearth
Q. How can I prepare a cf a fireplace?
good, economical, antique- A. Lift out the loose tile,
like stain for pine wood? pour in hot paraffin, then
A. Strong J^pa, diluted with quickly replace the tile, and
a little water, makes a very it should remain in place
When dry, cover indefinitely. * "
just a few minutes.
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June 2 will be Mrs. Matt
Marie Hinson’s
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Whit
more will celebrate their wed
ding anniversary Jdne 5.
Mrs. W. L. Boozer’s birth
day wiU be June 7 as will
Revis’ birthdays will be June
5.
June 4 will be Clyde Thom-
■mim
the
Her Son-
Mr. and
i-law and daughter,
Paul Wilbanks.
Robert R. Wyatt and Miss pital in Greenwood. The fam- Mr Arthur Sanders attend-
Joyce Wyatt met Pat Ever- ily has been in Greenwood od from Clinton,
ett Summers in Columbia Fri- visiting at intervals since Mr. •
Armstrong-Penland
Mrt. W. K Terrell and • day even i ng upon his return O’Shield’s transfer from Bai-
qnd Mrs. Freddie Dickerson ^ fter com pi e tj n g s j x months ley Memorial Hospital to Self Marriage May 22
Miss Sherry Elaine Arm
children Visited their son
cr will observe their 8th wed
ding anniversary June 6.
June 2 will be Mr. and Mrs.
A. E. Lawson’s wedding an
niversary and June 8 will be
i mt r* rr „ i service with the Active Na- Memorial
uncle, W. C. Terrell and _ j
in Bowmah, Ga.
Mrs. Terrell in ,
Mr. and Mrs. William Bow-
llng and family and Mr. and
Mrs. J. B. Vanderford and
(laughters were in
Saturday evening for the
Southeastern Bowling Tour-
riament. Hie men were parti
cipants.
Mrs. Alma Harvey and
granddaughter, Miss Pat
Harvey spent the week-end in
Cornelia, Ga., with the form
er’s daughter, Mrs. J. W.
Turner and Mr. Turner.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Wea-
■thers of Laurens visited Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bak-
fior.al Guard. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brank strong, daughter of Mr. Earl er ’ s -
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Aber- of Great Falls accompanied Armstrong and the late Mrs.
crombie were guests of Mrs. Mrs. Mark Conner home Sunf, Armstrong was married May
Watson Nash in Inman a day after her visit with them 22 to Mr. Troy Penland of
iiuiu *»*»« j eW days i as t week. Mrs. and other relatives in Great Clinton, son of Mrs. Sara Lee
Greenville kT , , , , .
How Can I?
By ANNE ASHLEY
Nash returned here for a vis- Falls. Penland.
it with her sister and broth- Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Fennell Probate Judge Hewlette J.
er-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Har- and Bill Fennell were in Pel- Wasson performed the cere-
old Clardy and family of zer a couple of days last week mony in Laurens.
Greenville spent the week-end due to the death of the for- Mr. Penland is employed Q. How cab I remove burnt
with her parents, Mr. and mer’s brother, T. M. Fennell, a* th e Bailey Plant of Clinton marks from furniture?
Mrs. Abercrombie. Pfc. Billy Dickerson h a Mills, Inc. A. If not too deeply em-
Pvt. Terry Parris has left completed his basic training They will make their home bedded, they will sometimes
from Fort Jackson to go to at Fort Jackson, Columbia, with his mother for the pres- vanish when rubbed with your
Fort Dix, New Jersey for ahd is now at Fort Knox, Ky. ent time. usual polish. If this fails, try
twelve weeks of school. He is Harvey Shumate, student WITH THE SICK using rottenstone or finely
the son of Mrs. Susie Parris, at Gardner Webb College in J. B. O’Shields was to und- powdered pumice, mixed to a
Miss Brenda Bowling of Boiling Springs, N. C. is home ergo surgery on Tuesday at thin paste with raw or boiled
m
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wmm
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day.
A 1-C
Gary Parrish will
And Mrs. Frank Walker, Sun- (j reenv ju e spent the week-end for the summer with his par- Self Memorial Hospital in linseed oil. Rub in the direc-
with her brother, William ehts, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Greenwood. tion of the grain. Wipe with
Bowling, Mrs. Bowling and Shumate. Mrs. Mattie Harvey has re- another cloth moistened with
Mrs. Mary Nortcutt of Co- turned home from Bailey Me- plain linseed oil. Repeat a
,, A 1-C and Mrs. Dennis Lan- lumbia spent the week-end mortal Hospital. number of times, if necessary’
ford of Albany, Ga., spent a with her brother and sister- -Charles (Lefty) Williams then polish,
recent week-end with her in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil returned home Saturday fol- Q. How can I strengthen
tetum home June 8 after 13 f .,
S onths duty in Thailand. , - amuy -
r
Herbert Trammel stationed at
sr- i
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CREDITORS* NOTICE
All persons having claims
against the estate of Guy E.
Tumglin, deceased, are here
by notified to file the satne,
duly verified with the under
signed, and those indebted to
said estate will please make
payment likewise.
MRS. MYRTLE ADAIR
TUMBLIN,
Executrix,
P. O. Box 610
Clinton, S. C.
May 19, 1967 M25-3C-J8
CREDITORS’ NOTICE
All persons having claims
against the estate of Evelyn
Floyd, deceased, are hereby
notified to file the same duly
tterifled, with the undersigned,
and those indebted to said es
tate will please make payment
likewise.
J. W. Floyd,
Administrator.
' 814 N. Broad St.
Clinton, S. C.
May 10th, 1967 J8-3C
FTNAL SETTLEMENT
Take notice that on the 23rd
day of June, 1967, I wil ren
der a final account of my
acts and doing as Executor
of the estate of Gertrude Glenn
^Beckham in the office of the
Judge of Probate of Laurens
County, at 10 o’clock a. m.,
and on the s^ame day will ap
ply for a final discharge from
my trust as Executor.
Any person indebted to said
estate is notified and required
to make payment on or be
fore that date, and all per
sons having claims against
said estate will present them
on or before said date, duly
proven or be forever barred.
Wade H. Beckham,
Executor
217 Helen Street
Clinton, S. C.
May 23, 1967 4C-J15
CITATION FOR LETTERS
OF ADMINISTRATION
The State of South Carolina,
County of Laurens
By J. H. Wason, Probate
jhdg:e
WHEREAS Alice P. Alex
ander made suit to me to
grant her Letters of Admin
istration of the Estate and
effects of Annie Belle Poole
Brown.
Thfese are, therefore, to cite
gnd admonish all and singu
lar the Kindred and Cerditors
of the said Annie Belle Poole
Brown, deceased, that they
be nnd appaear before me, in
the Court of Probate, to be
jNeld at Laurens Court House,
JUaurens, S. C., on June 6,
‘next, after publication hereof,
P 10 o’clock in the forenoon
■to show cause, if any they
[Have, why the said Adminis-
•‘tratfcm should not be granted.
!. Given under my hand this
•MMh day of May, Anno Dom-
2967
iTj. HEWLETTE WASSON,
J. P. L- C.
lowing surgery at Self Me- glassware, and make it less
and family. Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Cooper, morial Hospital in Green- fragile? •
Pvt. Tony Cots of Ports- Miss Betty Cooper, Mrs. ^wood. A. Put your glassware into
mouth,. N. H. now stationed George Wade, Mr. and Mriv Ann Harvey is suffering a vessel, filled with slightly
at Fort Jackson, Columbia, Marion Caldwell and Mary -from a broken arm. salted water, which you allow
spent the week-end with Mrs. Ann of Great Falls and S. B. Mrs. Herman Phipps has to come slowly to a boil. The
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