The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, June 15, 1967, Image 2
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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Clinton, S. C., Thursday, June 15, 19$
TIMELY TIPS
i
By The County And Home
Afents
Hand Cultivating — An old-
fashioned, three-tined kitchen
fork is a handy cutivator for
potted plants in indoor gar
dens. Outdoors, a trowel will
do touch-up cultivating.
Ice Cream—Keep ice cream
from ups and downs in tem
perature, and this means to
return the carton to the freez
er before the ice cream melts.
Partial melting and refreez
ing can cause it to become
icy or coarse.
Humus — Humus and fre
quent cultivation will produce
a good tomato crop even in a
poor soil area against a foun
dation.
OFFICE SUPPLIES
AT THE CHRONICLE
PHONE iSS-OMI
Sugar Mixtures—To sprin
kle sugar or sugar mixtures
place them in a salt shaker.
Pine Bark Aphid — The
white, woolly or waxy pine
bark aphid may make the
trunk and limbs of pine trees
appear whitewashed. Spray
in the spring with Lindane or
Malathion.
To Separate Lettuce Leaves
—To separate lettuce leaves
with ease, remove the core
and place the head under run-
i ng water.
Bag Worms — Bag worms
are common on evergreens
and sometimes defoliate de-
cidious trees. The black and
white larvae feed from the
shelter of spindle-shaped bags
one to two inches long made
of silk and bits of leaves and
twigs from the host plant. Cut
off the bags before the eggs
hatch in early summer or
spray in June with Sevin, Ma
lathion, or Oiazlnon.
Teamwork
Scientist, Engineer, Technologist . . . Working
Together, They Have Reached Heights Be
yond Men’s Dreams. This Same Teamwork Is
Present In Our Community, Building A Bet
ter Life, A More Prosperous Future For
Everyone Living. Let Us Continue To Work
Together.
BANK OF CLINTON
Member Federal DepdSilTirsuLSiicV Corporation
i% Interest Paid on Savings Accounts Semi-Annually
From
The Chronicle Files
TWENTY YEARS AGO, rens last Wednesday night,
JUNE 12, 1947 5-1, and losing to Greenwood
Misses Martha Galloway on the Joanna field Monday
and Polly Davenport attend- night, 10-1.
ed a four-day assembly of the Mrs. P. M. Pitts, Thomas
first Palmetto Girls’ State and Edward Pitts, Mr. and
held at the University of Mrs. Mark Pitts and son of
!>outh Carolina in Columbia Aiken, spent the week-end
last week. with Mrs. A. Sidney Humph
Mr. and Mrs. Gary H. Hoi- in Savahnah, Ga.
comb spent Sunday with the ''tLim
iatter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. FIVE YEARN AGO, ^
H. M. Howard, in Campobel- JUNE 14, 1962
lo. Franceen Smith, daughter
The June meeting of the °f Mr. and Mrs. Horace
Sara Glenn circle of Broad Smith, was crowned “Miss
Street Methodist Church Clintoh” Saturday night by
Woman’s Society was held on Miss Bugehiq Clark Byars,
Monday evening at the honhe retiring queen.
id
of Mrs. James Pitts.
Dr. and Mrs. Judsoit A. Da
vis were at Myrtle Beach a
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO, few days last week to attend
JUNE 12, 1952 the South Carolina Dental
Three youths caught an un- Association meeting,
usually large carp on Monday Hugh L. Eichelberger, Jr.,
at Yarborough’s Mill. The was ordained and installed by
boys, E. C. Pressley, Tommy commissions of the Presby-
Butler and Donald Perry, tery of South Carolina In
caught the 15-pound carp with special ceremonies on Sun-
their bare hands while grab- day morning at Rock Creek
bling in shallow water. Church near Greenwood where
Joanna’s Hornets continued serve as pastor,
their stinging ways at home Ur. Louis M. Stephens will
Tuesday night by dumping begin the practice of medicine
the Clinton Cavaliers 7-2. * n Clinton in July, it was stat-
The Garden clubs of Clin- ^ thls weck - He wi " he as -
ton held meetings recently
and have organized into five
permanent clubs.
C. T. ThomaSbn, manager
of T. E. Jones and Sons, Fur
niture Store, was awarded a
ten-day trip to Nassau for
outstanding achievement in
television sales for the first
six months of the year.
TEN YEARS AGO,
JUNE 13, 1957
sociated with Dr. George R.
Blalock and Dr. R. M. Fuller.
Cross Hill Nows
MRS. HAROLD AUSTIN.
Correspondent
CLUB MEETING
Mrs. Herbert Burns and
Mrs. L. R. Adams entertain-
PALMETTO
CoH
Driving
Range
Just Off
Old Laurens
Road
Near
Airport
OPEN
MON.-SAT.
11:30-9:30
SUNDAY
1:30-9:30
LIGHTED
IN
EVENINGS
McLees Graduates
From University of Va.
Your
TODAY-FRIDAY
and SATURDAY NIGHT
- iMmwwfc 8 martin ransohoff production
SAT. AFTERNOON
daudia
cardinale
isfiaron
Not Recommended For
Children.
Sho^s Today and Friday
3:ii, 7:00, 9:00 P. M.
Saturday 7:15 and 9 Only
Kid Show Saturday
- Afternoon * n
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A COLUMBIA PICTURES RELEASE
Because we do not feel
“Don’t Make Waves” is for
children, we are having a
show suitable for them Sat
urday afternoon.
Shows 1, 2:45, 4:30
Out 6:15
Clinton - Lydia Mills Em- ed the Friendly Garden Club
ployees will be given a week’s 00 Friday afternoon, June 9,
vacation with pay beginning at home of the^former.
June 26 mill officials state. Artistic decorations were
Mrs. Eugene Johnson, Mrs. used in the home. An arange-
Francis Blalock and Mrs. ment of da y 1Uies furnished a
James Von Hollen entertained pleasing background on the
on Thursday at the Mary porch and the living room fea-
Musgrove Hotel. tured arrangements of dah-
Clinton’s young Legion Jun- lias,
ior baseball team split the The.president, Miss Eleanor
first two games on their Dial, welcomed the members
schedule, turning back Lau- and visitors, Mrs. Dwight
Smith; Mrs. Douglas Wolfe,
and Mrs. Hance Finley. Miss
Dial mentioned the fact that
June is the bride’s month and
also the rose month, and gave
a selected reading, “A Rose to
the Living” in her opening re
marks.
During the business session,
Mrs. J. T. Hollingsworth,
chairman of the picnic com
mittee, reported plans.
Mrs. Jake Rasor and Mrs.
E. W. Pinson were program
leaders.
Mrs. Rasor gave a most in
teresting devotional, using
“Happiness” as her basic
topic. She read several verses
from the first chapter of
Genesis and gave some time
ly remarks on these verses,
and closed with a poem. She
gave a most interesting dem
onstrated discussion, begin
ning with the history of the
Robert Zack McLees has Flemish flowers, displaying
graduate from the University severe! arrangements she had
of Virginia with a Bachelor of made and also some lovely
Arts with distinction and has containers suitable for Flem-
been commissioned a second ish arrangements. Mrrs. Pin-
lieutenant in the reserves son gave each member reci-
through the ROTO. He was pes for the “Flemish Dip.”
elected to Alpha Epsilon Delta The hostesses, assisted by
premedical honor society. He Miss Zelle Crisp, served a
majored in biology, and will sa iad plate with sandwiches,
enter Virginia Medical Col- strawberry cake and punch,
lose in September ' Mrs . B L Mitchell Jr am ,
m ' n l'- XT ? L * Miss Dixie Mitchell, recently
A„nL v S JT of '‘ans, have been visitinR
eran,u?r nf m » ^ ‘n Mrs ' B L - Mitchcl1 and Miss
McLees Sr of Clinton “c f “f"
ing to Colorado where Gen
eral Mitchell stationed.
An informal reception was
held at the Liberty Spring
Presbyterian Church Sunday
afternoon from 5 to 6 honor-
ing the Rev. and Mrs. W. F.
Mitchell, who celebrated their
MON.-WED., JUNE 19-21 2501 weddin g adversary on
Friday, June 9.
Vacation Bible School is be
ing held at the Liberty Spring
Presbyterian Church this week
from 9 to ll a. m., Momt&y
through Friday. There are
classes for kindergarten
through juniors.
Service at Joanna
Rev. Ross Pickett, pastor,
announces that the Epworth
Methodist Church will hold a
prayer meeting for “World
Peace” at 4:00 p.m. on June
21. The Climax will occur at
7:30 with the regular prayer
service.
The movement is sponsored
by the Commission on Evan
gelism.
Everyone is invited to take
part in this vigil.
Program
Warner Bros, unlocks
all the doors of the.
sensation-filled
best seller.
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TECHNICOLOR® FROM WARNER BROS.
With Rod Taylor, Catherine
Spaak, Michael Rennie and
Nevin McCarthy.
Due to its length we will
have only two shows daily
on this picture.
3:15 and 7:45
Features 3:30 and 8:00
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