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Clinton, S. C., THursday, August 3,1967
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
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TIMELY TIPS
By County and Home Agents
Lydia Mill News . .
Bradley Gets Army Discharge
greatest injury of dogwood
MRS. CLYDE TRAMMELL, parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Mrs. Bond is the former Ru- trees is lawn mowers; Chil-
Correspondent and Smith in Union. by Birchmore^ daughter of dren mowing lawns are often
Representative Lt. and Mrs. Douglas Rip- Mr - and Mrs - Charlie Birch- careless and skin the trees as
Telephone 833-2006 P y and Lisa of Dayton, Ohio, more. they are mowing. Oftentimes
are spending a few weeks Mr - Bond’s parents are Mr. the tree is skinned completely
Spec. 4 Donald Lee Bradley, their parents, Mr. and an d Mrs. W. C. Bond. around and will d : e. We sug-
son of Mrs. I. N. Pierce has Mrs y L Gaines and Mrs. With The Sick gest that 'yoti drive stakes
arrived home after spending ]vj ar y Fallaw. Mrs. Falla,w Mrs. R. R. Wyatt is a pa- around the tree or put some
three and one half years in am j yi rs Rippy and daughter tient at Bailey Memorial Hos- —
Gegnany. He received his dis- visited their daughter and sis- pital.
charge before returning home. tei . ( Mrs . David storay> Mr . Mrs . Effie Willis is ill at her
He is now residing in Spar- gtoray and family in Green- home.
tanburg. v jH e during the week-end. Mr. George Howell is a pa-
Mrs. W. L. Motte, Mrs. Ver- jt eV- an d Mrs. M. J. San- tient in Bailey Memorial Hos-
ner Dees, Mrs. Billy Willard ders, Timmy and Malcolm pital.
and Mrs. Clyde Trammell at- Sanders, Andy Ellis and Mis- Mrs. T. O. Williams is ill at
tended a party for Mrs. Mot- ses j u d y Hughey and June her home,
te’s daughter, Mrs. Maxie Holland visited Arty Joe San- Mr . Jim Dean is a patient
Reeder in Joanna on Tuesday ders at Carson Newman Col- in the Veteran’s Hospital in
evening of last week. lege in Jefferson City, Tenn. Columbia.
Jimmy Walker, son of Mr. on Saturday. Wayne Ale wine has return-
and Mrs. Frank Walker left M rs Fred Bodie and Mr.
Friday for Fort Jackson, Co- and M rs . j ack Pitts and Don- "“^‘‘“'j^a^BaTwfll is a « “>rge number of ladies pre-
lumbia for six months tour of ny with Mri and Mrs. Charles " lrs - w " , ^ in l Ba 8well is a 6
acUve duty. Patterson and children of In- P 311 ™ 1 at Ba,ley Memonal Each member grou8ht a
Nancy Bowling is visiting man vacaUoned at Mr. and ^ ^. nda F h dish of food for a delicious
kind of collar around the base
for protection.
EASY WAY TO CRUSH
PEACHES—A small can with
both ends out crushes peach
es with admirable efficiency.
A mesh-type potato masher
or pastry blender does nicely,
too.
SMALL GRAIN — Anyone
desiring a few bushels of the
New Blue Stem or Andnox
wheat should get in touch
with the county agents’ office.
We have a few bushels re
served.
PLASTIC COVERED HANG
ERS—Plastic or plastic-cov
ered hangers should be kept
on hand near your washing
machine and ircning b^.d.
Then you’ll never be tempted
to put damp clothts on hang-
e r s that might leave rust
spots.
SPIDER MITE AND BOLL-
WORM INFESTATION — A
cotton sprayer pressure of 60
pounds or more is needed to
cope with spider and boll-
worm infestations in cotton.
High pressure insures better
spray coverage. As plants get
bigger, you may need to go to
80 pounds pressure.
ICE SAVER—Wrap a piece
of aluminum foil around the
ice in your picnic cooler. The
foil retards melting
makes ice last longer.
PREVENT YELLOWING^
When putting away whU*
clothes, wrap them in blar
tissue or a blue cloth. TliS,
will prevent them from tuiy
ing yellow.
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and
Mrs. Cecil Lanford, Mrs. Nor
ma Gilliam and son, Mrs. Ja
nice H a n n a and Cullen
Medlock and children all of
Whitmire and several o t he r
relatives and friends.
Class Meeting Enjoyed
The Willing Workers Class
of the Lydia Baptist Sunday
School enjoyed their July
ed home from Self Memorial [nesting in the church social
hall on Thursday evening with
ma Harvey and Mrs. Sidney
day gifts from their secret
sters.
Ice Cream and birthday
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COMSTOCK
CUT BEETS
NO. 303 CAN
We Give
Jewel
her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Braswell’s cabin — covered dish supper.
Mrs. T. C. Burgess in Ander- on Lake Greenwood last be ® n 111 tor several days. M M ..
son. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bow- week. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy , , reiw™ 60 n .. hirih
ling and family were recent Berry and family of Fort “em'orS Hotita™"' ^
guests of the Burgess fami- Shoals joined them part of 1 lem0 181 Hospnai.
ly. the week. Juniors Entertained
Mr. and Mrs. Furman Bag- Prayer Breakfast Sunday Mr - an d Mrs. Jimmy San-
well were in Greenville re- Morning . ders were hosts to their Jun- pninvpH «snn
cently for the funeral services The two Adult Men’s Clas- i°r Training Union Class of were en J°y ea dIier bU P-
of her aunt, Mrs. T. F. Vau- ses of the Lydia Baptist ^ Lydia Baptist Church, • williams u iho
ghn. Church will sponsor a Prayer when they entertained them Wliliams
Mrs. Sarah Shelnut and sons Breakfast Sunday morning with a Weiner Roast on Fri-
spent a recent week with Mr. at 8:30 a.m. at the church, da y evening at their home. Birthdays and Anniversaries
and Mrs. Jerry Ballew in with all men of the church in- Baptist Circles To Meet. Miss Marion Ballard ob-
Charleston. vited. ' The Omethine Dobbs Circle served her birthday July 23.
Ezzie Miller and Jim- Rufus Handback and Frank will meet Tuesday evening at Aug. 10 birthdays will in-
my, David Word and Mrs. J. B. Landerford and 7:30 pjm| in the Social Hall c l ude Mrs. Jimmy Earl Gre-
Miss Sue Word were among and Mrs. Handback is in of the Lydia Baptist Church g° r y. Steve Roach, James
those in Atlanta, Ga. Satur- charge of the breakfast. He for their meeting. Bagwell, Mrs. Nellie Dean and
day for the ball game. Also asks that the men let him Mrs. Alma Harvey will be Frank Birchmore.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Riddle know before Saturday noon hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rice
and Mrs. Bill Nelson. if they plan to attend. The Kathleen Walker Cir- observed their wedding anni-
Mike Campbell and Miss Dl- Card of Thanks cle will meet at the home of versary Aug. 2.
anne Wise were week-end I want to say many thanks Mrs. Clyde Trammell on Vicki Lawson and W. L.
guests of Mr., and Mrs. Jack to everyone for being so nice Wednesday at 1 p.m. Cato’s birthday will be Aug.
Davis in Atlanta, Ga. to me while I was in Bailey All members are urged to 5.
Honor Graduate Memorial Hospital. The doc- attend their respective meet- Mandy Hairston will be 6
Randy Prather received tors and nurses were wonder- ing. years old Aug. 4.
his high school diploma in the ful and the gifts, flowers, Surprise Dinner In Whitmire Miss Beatrice White also
graduation exercises on Fri- cards, visits and especially the On Sunday, Mrs. Alma Har- have a birthday the 4th.
day at the South Carolina De- prayers offered were so great- vey, Mrs..Charles Harvey and Celebrating birthdays Aug.
partment of Correction. Ran- ly appreciated. May God bless C. Harris of Laurens were in 9 will be Sherman Massey,
dy received the scholastic you. family with Mr. and Mrs. O. Guy Parrish, Mrs. Gerald
Achievement Award for being Mrs. Henry King Whitmire for a surprise birth- Cooper and Donna Dillishaw.
a straght A student. Birth Announcement day dinner for Mrs. Alma * Sgt. Leon Abercrombie will
The Horizon Girls of the Bond Harvey and her sister-in-law, observe his birthday Aug. 6.
Lewa District of Camp Fire Mr. and Mrs. L. S. I?ond of Mrs. Cullen Medlock of Whit- Billy McGee and Durwood
Girls are spending the week Charlotte, N. C., formerly of mire. Pierce will have birthdays
at Myrtle Becah. Miss Nellie this city announce the birth Others present were: Mr, Aug. 7.
Osborne the counselor accom- of a son, William Charles on and Mrs. James Medlock and Mike Crawford and Mrs.
panied them. July 25 at the Charlotte Pres- children of Newberry, Mr. Jimmy Riohie will celebrate
The Boy Scouts at Lydia byterian Hospital. and Mrs. Luther Medlock and their birthdays Aug. 8.
left Sunday for a week’^
camping at Camp Old Indian,
above Greenville.
Mrs. Ralph Roberts of Foun
tain Inn spent Monday of last
week with her sister, Mrs. W.
L. Motte and Mr. Motte. Mrs.
Roberts and Mrs. Motte vis
ited the latter’s daughter, Mrs.
Maxie Reeder in Joanna in
the afternoon.
Mrs. Charlie Birchmore is
spending several weeks in
Charlotte, N. C. with her
daughter, and son-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. S. L. Bond. Mr.
Birchmore spent the week-end
tiere and Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Fallaw ahd Mliss Ed
na Birchmore visited the
Bonds’s on Tuesday of last
week. The Bond’s couple are
the parents of a new son.
E. U. Wilson has re
turned to Atlanta, Ga. after
spending the past week here
with his daughter, Mrs.
Charles Harvey, Mr. Harvey
and family. On Friday Mr.
Wilson and Mrs. Harvey vis
ited their son and brother,
Harold Wilson in Milledge-
ville, Ga.
Mrs. Jim Dean and Mrs.
Melda D. Walker and daugh
ter visited Mr. Dean in the
Veterans Hospital in Colum
bia, Sunday.
Mrs. Bessie Brown was
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Crain near Joanna last week.
Pvt. Warren Goss was ac
companied to Atlanta, Ga.,
last Thursday by his parents,,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Goss and
brothers, Wells and Jerry to
board a plane for Fort Lewis,
Washington, after spending
several days leave with the
family.
Mrs. Frances Meeks, Buck
Meeks,i Mrs. Sam Williams
and Misses Susie Meeks and
Debbie Williams enjoyed “Six
Flags Over Georgia” on Sun
day a week ago. f
Mr. and Mrs. Cordell San
ders and family are visiting
their daughter, Mrs. Frances
Williams and family in Spar
tanburg.
Misses Mary Jo and Rachel
Simmons of Greenville were
overnight guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Clayton Reece and fa
mily Wednesday of last week.
The Reece family visited Mr.
anjd Mrs. Robert Shook in
Greenwood last Thursday.
Mrs. W. L. Boozer, Tony,
Lynn and Glenn Boozer .of
Inman visited Saturday with
their former neighbors, Mr.
and Mrs. Charlie James, Mr.
and Mrs. Hugh Ballard and
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Tram
mell. They also visited their
son and brother, Martin Boo
zer and Mrs. Boozer in Joan
na.
Mrs. J. B. fanderford and
daughters were Friday guests
of their parents and grand-
DOG OWNERS!
The City Ordinance Requiring The Inoculations of All Dogs
Against Rabies Will Be STRICTLY ENFORCED.
HAVE YOUR DOG INOCULATED
In The Annual Summer RABIES CLINIC.
Dogs Allowed To Run At Large Without Inoculation Tags Will
Be Picked Up.
VACCINATION CLINIC
Sponsored By The Laurens County Health Department and The Clinton Police Department as Follows:
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 9
CARTER’S SERVICE STATION, AIRPOR^RD.
9:00 TO 10:00A.M.
BAILEY SCHOOL, CLINTON MILL
10:00 TO 11:00 A. M.
ANIMAL CLINIC
/ 2:00 TO 6:00 P. M.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 10
LITTLE BIT’S (iROCERY, S. BELL ST.
9:00 TO 10:00 A.M.
ANIMAL CLINIC
10:00 TO 12:00 NOON
ANIMAL CLINIC
2:00 TO 6:00 P. M.
Inoculations Will Be Given For $1.00 Per Animal By A Licensed
Veterinarian. i.
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LUZIANNE
TEA BAGS
100 COUNT
79c
4) * -
3-Lb. Tin
Limit: 1 With $5.00 or More Order
CORONET
BIG ROLL
Paper Towels..27c
SEARCHLIGHT PINK
SALMON
Limit: 2 With $5.00 or More Order
- GROCERIES -
DOLE 12-OZ. CAN
PINEAPPLE JUICE ,•............... 10c
REALEMON JUICE, 8-oz. bottle v 19c
DUNCAN HINES AM, FEAVORS
CAKE MIXES 3 for $1.00
START INSTANT 4 2-3 OZ. CAN
BREAKFAST DRINK 25c
KRAFT GREEN GODDESS 8-OZ. BOTTLE
DRESSING 39c
CASTLEBERRY’S • 10-OZ. CAN
HOT DOG CHILI .. 23c
CLAUSSEN or SUNBEAM 1*KG. OF 8
HOT DOG BUNS 19c
BAMA ' 18-OZ. GLASS
STRAWBERRY PRESERVES 47c
FRESH PRODUCE
Fresh CORN, 6 ears 39c
CABBAGE, lb ^.. 5c
FROZEN FOODS
MORTON’S FROZEN PEACH or APPLE 20-OZ.
FRUIT PIES 27c
BIRDSEYE CHOPPED 18-OZ. PKG.
TURNIP GREENS .... n... .. .... 2 for 29c
MARKET SPECIA LS
Boneless STEW BEEF, lb 69c
Rump ROAST,lb 65c
Sirloin Tip ROAST, lb 99c
Circus All-Meat, Jumbo Size, Natural Smoke Color, Keg. 69c 1 Lb. Pkg.
FRANKS Special! — 59c
PRICES EFFECTIVE AUGUST 3-4-5, 1967
ALL SOFT
DRINKS
6-Bottle Carton
, PLUS BOTTLES, PLEASE!
Limit: 5 With $5.00 or More Order
HUNT’S PIZZA FLAVOR
CATSUP
M-OZ. BOTTLE
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STEAKS
CUBED • T-BONE
SIRLOIN • ROUND
Clinton Mills Store — Lydia Mills Store
Phone 833-0710
FREE DELIVERY SERVICE
Phone 833-0631