The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, August 03, 1967, Image 4
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THE CLINTON CHBOWCLE
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Conservation
Notes
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Program Operating Hire
The Project Head August 18. About 150 children RotjOrt ft*
Q. W. (Dick) Bolt out In ti»e
Trin^y Bid Me Sectoin has been
Changing the looks of some pf
his cultivated fields during 1
the pa.'t two weeks. He has
shaped ten waterways in pre
paration for seeding to fescue
grass in the fall; did land
smoothing for better c r o n
allotment. The Laurens
County Soil Conservation Dis-'
trict’s motorgrader has been'
doing the necessary earth
moving and terrace building.
The local Soil Conservation
Service technicians helped
Mr. Bolt plan the water dis
posal measures and surveyed
the terrace lines. The Agri
cultural Conservation Pro
gram is furnishing Cost Shar-
gin assistance for these ba
sic conservation practicey
In other sections of thr dis
trict more terracing was
done. During the past week
very wU planned. The boys olby Ann Collins of Gray
and girls were friendly anu a Court.
90P4 Jones Qiph&rd Terry pf
We.afe.Ploud of qur 4-H Gray Court aqd Barbara Al-
club members attending S^pte i en Leopard of Fountain Inq.
4-H Club Week and hope their williaip Robprts Holcombe
stay at Clemson proved edu- ^ Lqurens and Louise Rich-
cational, insplraUonal, and ardg 0 f pquntain Inn.
challenging. j w. Anderson gnd Dollje
Mae (Drisp of MotmtviUe.
Public Records R s lRh Vlwng p ^ we11 and
rwiic ivevurua ^ ita Janette Barnes of Clia-
Baul M. Triplett to Richard ton.
T. Townsend and Donna D. John CJprk Tflyi° r
I Tpwnsend, lot..ip. Shf^opd orep, .and Judy Elizabeth
forest, Laurens, for JlO.QO Crowder of Gray Court,
and.pther considerations. WU^e Floyd GoodJoinp of
jpietty ^ones Pulley, Eliza- Gray Coprt and Willistena
I beth ^ones Watts, Jiipmy W. Todd of Laurens.
.Pictwefl a\jgyg art fcP’ers Ifttlng ready tq leave far
Cleinsoa to attend State 4-H Week July 1$-2L teft to
rtfht art: miss Marit HciJer, Extention Home Econo
mist, ABen Fialty, Hgvid coggip*. Ann Simmons, Eleanor
Coleman, Jimmy Anderson and Martbarine Nabors.
Jones, and Linda Jpan Jones,
to kerman Npland and Hilda
O’Dell Noland, 5 acres in Wa
terloo Township for $2500.00.
David Adrian pties pf CMn-
tpn, and Barbara Ma Frazier
of Joanna.
John Maxell Swpffprd. and
JSL B M mry Ellen Wqrkmw «f Mu-
Williams and Susie 0. Wil
liams, lot an North Broad St,
CUnton, for $10.00 and other
considerations.
: Arthur R- Wallace and Wil-
By HELEN CAMP show, in which I participated. i| am Cromwell Taylor to
Last week was a big time ^ gained much marc cpnfi- Charles W. Redd, 81.0 acres
rens.
Stale 4-H Club Week at Clemson
grafn w
Mercer
July 15
fin pt
e are enrolled. _ . w u
n The program is designed to Bbhert Gossett,
. of fit- , Lapyens,
“INiUNAUfC# I§ ...
GOlim V*?’
A ‘deductible clause’, by
eliminating H|e eapfnse of
handling smfril ghtttNb WW
help to
costs down. .The padkbg^
paUcAbi, MMtaiwak,
Fqrmpwger,
also saves 1$%'to'
the separate-
vestigate
ance with W. 9.
in the lives of pur 4-H Club d^ce in myself apd J bppe m youngs Township for $13,-
Sam Saxon near Owings had members who were chosen to * wdl be able to go back ogg.32 and other considera-
six acres terraced, Clyde Sax- attend State 4-H Chib Week. b ex t y® ar - tions.
75. Of Rt. 2, Laurens, died on near Fountain Inn, about It was held at Clemson Uni- Ann Simmons—“I hope I’ll Lynwood D; Lott and Mary
*h-help unde^nviieged ^ wren ^ y" jPt m. at his six acres. David Pitts near versity where around 700 get to go bacic next year; I’m K. Lott to V. L. Gaines and
n nttoniinn artd home after a long illness. Bonds Cross Roads, 25 acres,' 4-H’ers and Extension Agents going to try real hard. AH of Grace H. Gaines, .84 of an
n IM? L 'SnarlanburR and Clanm, Kinq near San- attended. you 4-H’ers try real hsrtf M d acre in Olintbn for $10.00 and
nMfc t?at b drain th^r eneray CoWly. Mil«lhel«S?Porcas dy Sprinas. five acres. These Fine‘hoys and girls repre- «■ out yqur record boohs so other considerations.
•hTwentn* Ihejr minds to the andMeiis* Thosflton Gossett, farmers realize Ihe impor- seated every section of South you can go to Clemsop. «■* *• •*£*», Mary O.
world of knowledge thev can IIP HVfed in Laureps 40 years, tace ot good terraces as an Carolina. Jimmy Anderson — Clem- Twitty and Anne O. Clary to
'STseton the road to success^ Re wgs T reared textile cm-aid in checking soli erosion. Participation in the state- son 4-H Club Week proofed to Geprge-R. Corley and Alice
! ^mlrSe Ploye and attinded the Clin- Good terraces and g r a s s wide program is an^onor to be arewa r d i n g and well P- Cqrley lots in subdivision
•.‘A daily program is follow- too Assembly of Qpd Church, waterways would have saved c iub members. They are worth the time for me. It was Owens Estate for
ed including olav periods' Surviving are a son, Robert many tons of valuable top among the finest boys and the first time for me to spend wNilip* ^
devotions, pledge to the flag! BenjafniP. 0?ssett of Laurens; soil in Laurens County during S'j; ,s '? a i r n °i iria s f t0 an ^ at Gi^on but I ^ni^rl^nni-
songs, arts and crafts, story and two'brothers, Elijah Gos- the recent heavy rains. offer. Eyes of influential pto- certainly hope not the last. I- Ernest Carroll mil and Dor-
.teUing, ptp. A lunch is also sett of Rt.. 2, Laurens and The second sign-up period pie were focused on them dur- was impressed by the cVir 'rs\rro\X717Tr , IJT
served- The program is in 9am ^loskett Uf Grenvijle. for cost sharing of conserva- in ^ WG ®'•’ zation and enjoyed everything OVEXlA^f EIGHT
{, tn*bgress from 8;00 a. m. to Funeral services were con- lion practices is now in pro- We had 15.members attend- that 1 attneded, but if I had Available to you without a
12:30 p. m. - ducted Satqfdby qt 3 p.m. - at gress. If you have cultivated fr om Raurens Coupty. 1° choose one particular area, doctor’s prescription, our
The program’s success so % 9f God Church fields in need of terraces and They were:., pieanflr Cole- I would have to say if was the
rar. itwaf slated, has been ^ "f-. ^rt Hicks. Huriai g ras6 watenvays, now is a man Marthar t n ? Haboja. S2SS''2r!
due to the efforts and good- »»« » ge«*iM,y Presbyterian good time to make your appli- Ann Simmons, Jimmy Ander- hrough PWgnwn Uwt I Get
will of both professional apd Chur «H CemetW- cation to the ASCS Office for son, ArtJVUT Belcher. Pete !f a / n n ^ na he P r . Q h 8 i « ^ ot excess fat and live
voluntary workers in the com ' ‘ assistance in getting these Pf?lcher ’ c h u c k Campbell, betn made in this field. I was longer. Galaxon costs $3.00
vamgry workers in the com. pracS applied David Cpggins, Allen Finley, totally unaware of the steps awf is sold on this guarantee:
Te/ W D Coker is direc- TlHMlV TlDS P George Knickerbocker, Craig being taken. Actually I had ffpot qatUfied tor any reason,
tor ^nd * staff members ^n- " "H* O’Dell, Don Osborne, A. A. never thought a great deal Jwt Ijturn, the pqekafe to
•j!ude Mrs. Bara c! Byars, F^ PAStfepM - Farm- ‘ Hamm, W, Roby Wallin about it. I would like very y° ur dru «
Mrs- Eugenia B. Johnson er * WPbr
lllss Carolyn Long, Mrs. Eve
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Mrs. Sara C. Byars, - .arm- in a slot . k . waterlng pond on ‘W a partVThis ur'i ' ul1 mowy back. Ho questions
Eugenia B. Johnson, ptounpig to seed .. f . 0 wincs and Pat Wrenri These cl B b 10 ae a pa f tftis pr<> askod. Galaxon is sold with
Irs. Eve- fGSpu * #M 8 ll»U shquid apply Mr Darby liad the SCS members wa f p in competition gram and if there was any ^ fu^mtoe by Toung’s
Ivn Stoddard Mrs Maude S ll,ne v bafa 1 *® preparing the rj . , . ... .. H ._ i0n with thqse from 9ib«r copn- possible way, I would chal- Pharmacy, Clinton. Mail Or-
gSlds Mrs ’ Pearl I Gist! lwd 31to WW giv# much to _J\ elp h > m , ^th the design ties in project8 and activities lenge the 4-H club leaders to J fr s filled' J20-6p-A24
Beatrice
Patricia C
greater response if mixed aa< ? : l^ oa 4 t ; <)f and judging teams. begin a 4-H Civil Defense pro-
0 F^'' W.S ^ s^wTsugg^,‘that ^'ri nt iS hlin « used t0 d0
_ Fergusqn, " 1H * w ^ * u ss«‘i mai p ,. = The girls and bqys who at- gram -
ig Ernestine Lindsey apd mM 9** The maTn purpose of the tended ^ Week expressed Allen Finley-*‘‘We saw a
|Wes Motts. pond is^Mn^ir a perman- ^ MW l p W a rd their sheep that had had an opera-
insurance
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ent source of water in three
aiua cti c ivtiaa cju- i i. , . , CHI SUUl i
zsnns Watkins, Mjss Einda separate sections of pasture.
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Teachers aids are Miss 9u- Azalea . Ucebugs are about
Ci| 1 h e r t s o n, Miss Katie With the construction of the
Yiggng, Miss Jeanpe L. r- ’ pond, better management of
Floyd, Miss Vivian Harley, the pastures is possible.
Miss Velma Pruitt, Miss L|n- ma i at W»n- k you a»j»}y dust,
dA K i n a r d, Mrs. Bernice Pyobgse a t$ro per cent lin-
Crumlin, and Mrs. Bertha dane °, r ’ f our per cent mala-
Bailey.
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thien dust, file dust is ready
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rate qf one ounce to each 75
squora je* of border and to
each thirty feat qf row. See
that the J du?t reaches both
sides pf each leaf.
L4*P|# mV MAY BE
9BTff^ 9UY-^Lar$er birds
may Jje bMMP bu^a because
there \a leas bone ig proportion
to me«t than in snMdtor birds.
For this reason, some turkeys
are better buys than chicken.
CITATION m LETTERS
OF ADMINISTRATION
The State of South Carolina
County of Laurens
By J. H. Wasson, Probate
Judge:
WHEREAS Inez Suber
made suit to me to grant her
Letters of Administration of
These are, therefore,.to cite
and admonish all and singu
lar, the Kindred and Credi
tors of the said John .Eddie
Suber, deceased, that they be
and appear before me, in the
Court oif Probate, tq be held
at Laureps Court House, Lau-
yensi ^. C., on August 11,
next, after publication hereof,
at 3:00 o’clock in the after
noon to show cause, if any
they have, ^hy the said Ad
ministration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand this
25th day of July, Anno Dom
ini, 1967.
J. flEWLETTE WASSON,
2c-J87-A8 J. p. L. C.
CITATION FOR LETTERS
OF ADMINISTRATION
The State of South Carolina,
County of Lpurenq
By J. H. Wasson, Probate
Judge:
WHEREAS Inez Suber
made suit to me to grant her
Letters of Administration of
the Estate and effects of John
Eddie Buber.
These are, therefore, to cite
and admonish all and singu
lar th® Kindred and Creditors
of the said John Eddie Suber,
deceased, that they be and ap
pear before me, to the Court
of Probate, to be held at Lau
rens Court House, Laurens, S.
C. on Aug. 11, next, after
publication hereof, at 3 p.m.
o’clock in the afternoon to
show cause, If any they have,
Why the sgid Administration
should not be granted.
Qiven under my hand this
25th day of July, Anno Dom
ini, 1967
J. Hewlette Wasson
J.P.L.C.
gC-AS
For
buttermilk
more
country-fresh
than this
stay as follows: tion on it’s stomach. A spec-
Eleanqr Coleman—“I didn’t ialist could take a “lid off”
realize we had sp many tal- lb® stomach and analyze the
ented young people in 4-H digestion of the feed.”
club work. I especially enjoy- David Coggins — “My stay
ed the fashion snow that some at Clemson was a very enjoy-
of the girls ppt pn with dress- able and prosperous o n e.
es they had made.” What I enjoyed most was the
Martbarine N a b o r s -- ‘‘I food. I liked the other things,
learned many new ideas from too, but the food was best,
the dress revue and enjpyed We have a very comfortable
every minute of the fashion room. The meetings were
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PROM 9 A. M. TO ? P. M.
experienced BARBERS
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