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Clinton, 8. C., Thursday, August-17,1967
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
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TIMELY TIPS
By County and Home Afents
SMALL GRAIN VARIE
TIES: Wheat — Andnox, Co
ker’s 47-27, Coker’s 61-19,
Georgia 1123, Khox 62, Ander
son. Oats — Bruce, Coker’s
242, Moregrain, Sumter, Sum
ter 3, for forage production—
Arlington 23 is recommended.
Barley—Early Marconee, Ga-
Jet, and Rogers. Rye—Elbon,
Gator, Wren’s 'Abruzzi.
CLEANING SUPPLIES
CARRY-ALL — A coft drink
carton makes an excellent
carry-all for assorted clean
ing supplies. Carry such
things as your furniture pol
ish, window clfeaner, spray
for the dust mop, upholstery
and rug cleaner, as well as a
clean cloth or two.
APHIDS ON PEAS: Aphids
have been observed on peas
recently. Apply a dust con
taining 2 per cent diazinon, 4
per cent malathion, or 4 per
cent naled. Apply an even,
light coating of dust at the
rate of one ounce per 50 feet
of row or 125 square feet.
Force it through the foliage
so it reaches both sides of the
leaves. Apply dust when the
air is still.
GIFT WRAP PAPER IN
CUT-EDGED BOX: Keep gift
wrap paper in an empty cut-
edged box that wax paper or
foil came in. You’ll be able to
pull out the exact amount you
need and cut it off easily.
FEEDER PIGS: The de
mand is good for high qual
ity, healthy feeder pigs and
most buyers prefer to buy
pigs weighing 50 to 70 pounds
Whether you handle feeder
pigs on concrete or the
ground, do not rush them on
feed, as this can cause scour
ing or enteritis. You can
hand-feed a few pigs or feed
a bulky ration to a large
group. The feed should con
tain at least 100 grams of an
antibiotic to each ton of feed.
If your pigs have lice, dust or
spray with Malathion, Me-
thxyclor or Lindane. Be sure
to follow the directions on
containers. If pigs have
scours or respiratory infec
tion use pura-mycin. Feed
pigs a complete ration, until
they weigh 75 pounds. After
this weight they can be fed
shelled corn supplement sep
arately. However, hogs fed a
complete mixed ration gain
faster and more uniformly
than those fed separate ra
tions.
Pirkle-Nelson
Vows Exchanged
In North Augusta
Patricia Ellen Pirkle and
William Thomas Nelson ex
changed marriage vows in a
ceremony at the First Baptist
Church in North Augusta.
The ceremony was perform-
How Can I?
liy ANNE ASHLEY
Question—How can I con
coct a good “home-made”
silver polish?
Answer — Procure a little
Question — How can
clean stained kid shoes?
Answer — Ordinary cuticle
remover will usually do away
with spots on kid shoes when
regular cleaning fluid is not
1 Churches Unite In
Special Services
cd by Rev. Douglas Patter- loo6c .P repa ^ d tl | ,alk . lr,,m
son your druggis* and make a
. paste out of this by m xing curfarp**
The bride is the daughter of ammonia in a small jar.
was profoundly changed. Re
is currently enrolled in Bible ft
College at Toccoa, Ga. ,5
A film entitled “The Devil'e^
Pit”, depicting teen agd dru|,
The Joanna Assembly of fl ddiction will be shown.
handy. Moisten a cloth with it God Church, located on the ^
„r„ .,h over .he spots, which Columbia Hichwav and Bcth .
c tally disappear in jig tin.**.
Question—U»* can I in-
>•1 v i good job of painting
ai «name." i or varnished
Columbia Highway, and Beth- Church on August 23 and 24; ;
el Temple Assembly of God and Bethel Temple on All-’
Church on N. Owens in Clin- Bust 25.
ton announce special services
August 23 through August 25.
H Iht ‘ hrJ<1 ° i8 tht> daughter of w j tll ammonia in a small jar. ~ T u p f ea i ur0f i sneaker will be
| Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pirkle of Rub this on your silverware Answer - If you’ll first Dominico Carcia b
North Augusta, and the with a rough c loth, rinse in sandpaper lightly over the ® ' 1 . a ^ ia *
groom is the son of Mr. and nj D i nt t b ot water drv it brisk- t'namclcd or varnished sur- carcia is trom New YorK
Mrs. Harwood Nelson of Clin- , v a n d fhp ioh ’ k donp 0r face to cut its glos.-, this and until hi s conversion was
ton. !t';“ S8 iMe »me.im "to poll will make for better adher- a counselor for a New York
Given in marriage by her ish silverware without using ence y 01 ' fr< -h paun
r nthcr, the bride chose a polish — just by boiling a Quest!«•—How can 1 re
gown of white silk organza handful of rhubarb in a quart move dh'coloraii'.ms from
and alencon lace over taffeta of water, putting your silver
with the sprays of lace on the into this for five minutes,
dome skirt re-embroidered then rinsing in clear, hot wa-
w th seed pearls. The skirt ter, and wiping dry.
was finished in back with ^ .. » i i
Question—How can I d»*al
People of all churches aret
invited to attend. Sfrvices|
will start each night at 7:30.:
j
aluminum
double folds sweeping in-
a cathedral train. A wat-
with ink stains in a carpet?
Answer — Anp'.y a pas'e of
gang called the Roman Lords
and was also a “mainline”
drug addict who had been
dismissed by hospitals as
hopelessly incurable. Raised
on the streets of New York
Answer — By adding two City, violence, gang fights,
teaspoons of cream of tartar and crime was a way of life,
to about two quarts of water Four years ago Mr. Garcia
the insides of
kitchen vesels?
Mj Neighliori j
H ‘eau of alencon lace leaves
as a circle of illusion. She buttermi'k aj:«l starch to Hv*
arried a crescent of lily of snot, leave on for two or three
m the vessel and keeping this was p Crsuaded t 0 g 0 t 0 Teen
boiling until the d scolora- challenge, an organizat on
tsons has disapoeared \ ou wor kj n g t 0 help the youth of
can save this solution for fu- New York Through the ef-
the valley, bride’s roses, pha-
'aenops : s and glacier ivy.
days, then r'nse a id dry. If
necessary, repeat the pro-
iurc use. too.
The nuptial music was pro- ccss -
Question — When cutting
mcr>ngue pies, how tan I
prevent the m^r’^gue from
sticking to my knife?
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MRS. DAVID ADRIAN GILES
FRAZIER-GHES VOWS SAID IN
CHURCH CEREMONY SUNDAY
Question—How can I pre
vent homemade svrup from
candying after it has stood
for awhile?
Answer — By adding a tea
spoonful of vinegar to it.
Many other such t ps - .for
p ,, . p,,. . D . Answer — Rv dionuu; your making life easier arc con-
s&uhr Reddeck, Clinton, Billy Pir- k n jf e j n to cold water before- t a j ned ; n mv new household
I® klc - br0ther of thc bride - Lyn - hand. .manual n ''.,us.nold
del Poe, brother-in-law of the . ’ , '
groom, Noel Moore, North Question How can I re- Ques ion—How can I
Augusta, Tommy Clement, * fore a taffl ‘ ta • S •R , has
counsin of the groom, and becomp bmp.
Phillip Thorman, Boston, Answer—Sponge with borax
forts of this organization, Mr.
Garcia found Christ as his
personal Savior and his life
“Careful where you step—
my pet mice are out getting
their exercise.”
vided by Terry Skidmore, or
ganist, and Mrs. Dulles Grin-
.tead, vocalist.
Mr. Nelson was his son’s
i§ best man. Ushers were Mike
re
move carrot stain from fab
rics?
Answer — In wasbables,
the stain with a solution of
water and rc-i!‘ca! detergent.
Question — How can I
clean a gilt article?
Answer — Try rub!
with a small sponge moist-
the wrong side with a mode- 'gped with oil of turpentine,
rately hot iron. * ‘ vni. t soon eva^oiatcs
Mass. and water, using a hall tea- 1 't bese s ^ a ‘ ns ysually come out
Miss Paula Pirkle, sister of spoonful of borax to a half- w,lh sundering. If not. treat
.. Broad Street Methodist white wedding Bible, used by the bride, was matron of hon- pi nt of warm water, rind be«
Church was the setting for the the groom’s mother in her ° r - She wore a S° wn of dee P ing S , Ur t e } th , at { * c is
wedding of Miss Barbara Ann wedding, topped with a white taffeta . The empire bodice the slip on thc wr(<ng s : dc
Frazier of Columbia High- orchid and showered with was acce nted with satin folds an d, when nearly dry. iron on Answer — Try rubbing oyer
way, Joanna, to David Adrian Starburst pom poms and pi- ending with a bow. wdb a sma11 snontm moist-
Giies of this city Sunday af- cot ribbon streamers. In her hair she wore a ros-
ternoon at three o’clock. The Bridal attendants wore au- cUt ' of a P rlcot and nn° ss 8reen
„ j r, j • ....... v- «« wdb a b i ack vel i s be carried
Reverend Edwin WiUiam tumn gold taffeta formals a cascading bouquet of green
Rogers,..pastor of the bride with Empire bodices and chif- phalacnopsis orchids, bronze,
and groom, heard the wedding f on floor-length cloaks. Their bronze fu Bi mums, and gla-
voWs before an altar of ferns autumn gold veils matched cicr ivy -
and baskets oof white Gaza that of the bride. They car- Bridesmaids, wearing iden-
chrvsanthemums In the back- r * cd cascade bouquets of Bak- tical Bowns of light apricot,
chrysanthemums, in the back ^ fern and white Gaza were Misses Pat Albritton,
ere ee c1 ^ chrysanthemums a c c e n t e d Uonea Path; Ann Wimberly,
eight-branched candelabra. witb gold centers Tbp br j dc - s Rock Hill; Beverly Poole,
The bride, given in mar- sister, Mrs. Harold J. Smalt/. ^J intan: ^ a, l ha of
age by her father, R. H. of Joanna, served as matron
riage
Frazier, wore a peau d’ange
... North Augusta; and' Sandra
ot honor with Miss Dianne , F “ ° J
Pirkle, sister of the bride.
Miss Lisa Poe, niece of thc
Sexton of Joanna maid of hon
or. Bridesmaids were
Kugler of
Miss
groom, was flower girl, and
yi ( Wayne Bailey of Augusta,
BUICE
CALLING ALL
HOME MAKERS
By Charles Buice
HOW CAN YOU JUDGE
FURNITURE VALUES?
Generally speaking, fur
niture is a “blind article.”
This means that it is really
next to impassible for the
average person to be able
to judge actual quality of
furniture just by looking at
it.
So what is the best thing,
for Mr. and Mrs. Furniture
Buyer to do?
The only an
s w e r is to
shop with a
reliable mer
chant.
Years ago;
automobile
salesmen
would tell
their pros-
p'ects all
about the
wheel base, gear ratio and
other technical aspects of
cars until they realized
that the public goes by the
established reputation of
the manufacturer and the
dealer. Thc same goes for
television and radio sets.
And the same thing is true
in the furniture line.
Your reputable furniture
dealer or decorator will
never handle inferior qual
ity merchandise just in or
der to meet or beat compe
tition. If you have confi
dence in your dealer you
must also have confidence
in the fact that he brings
you the best values that
are obtainable, and he does
this for a very selfish rea
son: He wants to both sell
and keep his customers.
These customers keep him
in business and he knows
that if he fools them he is
fooling himself.
You may be sure that the
materials in our furniture,
and the construction of the
furniture — those “unseen”
factors—are of high qual
ity at our store.
MAXWELL BROTHERS
FURNITURE IN C L I N-
TON has maintained its
good name by handling
good quality merchandise
at the lowest possible price
since 1938 so this should be
proof enough we are sin
cere in our business inten
tions. Of course it is im
possible to please EVERY
ONE but we do make an
honest effort. *
lace cage silhouette which
featured an Empire bodice* p a tricia
scalloped sleeves and hem Beach cousin of the groom, cia.Vwashing bearer,
trimmed in squiens. A cluster and Mrs. William Walter Hono bridesmaids were
of roses and seed P ear,s itfd tS » C °L'ir| 1Misses Chris Oglesby and
adorned the bouffpnt elbow- bride. The Rower gnl, Miv> Debra Cox cousins of the
length veil of illusion. Her Lynn Carol Monis oi Joanna, bride; Misses Elaine Pact,
only ornament was a pearl cousin of the bride, wore an Pattic Hutchinson and Mrs.
necklace, which was a gift of ^ e ^ s , 0 l> ^ 1 j 0 John Barinowski.
the groom. She carried a
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CLINTON — JOANNA
white satin ribbon filled with
yellow Gaza chrysanthemum
with bonded lace Empire bod . 4 . , „ , ,
ice. She carried a basket of U A '•ecept.on followed in the
church parlor.
The couple will make their
. . . . . home in Hartford, Conn.,
petals, She wore a headpiece while Mr N( . lson js , a ;
ol wh.te bow-shaped Mue ressiona| (ootbal ,
and illusion.
Th groom was attended by LlUlcheOIl For
his father, Thurston Roberts
Giles, as best man. Ushers LteDUtonteS. GlVen
were Harold J. Smaltz, broth- Mrs. H, Talmadgd| Sim-
er-in-law of the bride, Ed- mons dnd Mrs. J\ David
ward Charles Shealy, Jr., of Word entertained the season’s
Laurens, and Philip Hamilton debutantes* wi(h a’ 1 6‘v e 1 y
of this city. . luncheon at the Cecil Wilson
Home on Ansel Drive recent-
The wedding music was
Iy.
JANET GARDNER
Dillard Boland, Jewelry * . ,
10SE. PiUsSt. Jms C olanist and wmiarn Word g r c e t e d the
T.Unhnn. i „ g , Wests and invited them into
Telephone 833-I028 S. Horne, soloist. the den where Mrs. , Simmons
Have you ever wondered The bride is the daughter .of served punch,
about the titles which wc use M r . and Mrs. R. H. Frazier of Lunch was served buffet
before our names Miss, the Columbia Highway in Jo- style from a beautifully ap-
Mrs., Mr.? Just a few hun-
anna. She is a graduate of pointed table covered with a
dred years ago in Europe ti- Qj n t on njgh School and is a white linen cloth and centered
ties were used only as applied sccretary j n the business of- with an arrangement of pink
to noble families such as fice of B ailey Memorial Hos- roses, gladioli, and white
Earls, Lords, Counts, Dukes, Ra j daisy mums. The guests were
etc., and their feminine coun- M , seated at a long table which
terparts, Lady, Countess, The groom, son of Mr. and wgs centered with a simi i ar
Duchess. Unmarried young Mrs. Giles of Springdale Dr arrangement in shades 0 f
women were called Maid, and is a Clinton High School grad- p j nk Tal j p.^ tapers in sd .
a married woman was known uate and has completed two ^ er holders fi an k e d the low
as Dame. A family man was years of study at Spartanburg arrangemen t. Places were
known as Master. Junior C ollege. He will enter marked vvith unique booklets
With the changing times a the College of Charleston this showing important dates in
Maid became Mistress and a fall. t be coming season.
Dame became Madame; still a rception was held in Special guests for the oc-
laterj the unmarried young Hodges Hall following the casion were Misses Polly Ann
woman became Miss and the wedd j n r». The long refresh- Adair and Carolyn Mills,
married woman became Mis- men ^ table was overlaid with _ ' r>
a cut-work cloth and centered GrOOIIl S Jr CtTGIltS
with an epergne effect ar
rangement of Gaza mums _ - _ , .
with glads and fern around Alt©r ItGllGGrSGl
Following the Frazier-Giles
. . , ver candelabra with white rehearsal Saturday evening at
when vou change your own . , u
name and become a Mrs The tapers were USed on both B r 0 a d Strcet Methodist
best way to "et started' just sides of the lovely arran e* Church the groom’s parents,
otsi way io t>ei siaiitu jiisi 4 ,, u , t}^k_
tress -and finally, Mrs. The
master of the house eventpal-
’y assumed the noblest male
title of them all -M*\
But now let.; pet back to l ' h 'J" ba '; s ' e ““Th“ree-b'ranehed”"sir-
v. u and that v/onderful tune
EntGrtGin Group
right is to comi by Dillard
ment. Punch, cake squares, Mr. and Mrs. Thurston Rob-
Boland, Jeweler, tomorrow - and mints-were served in erts Giles entertained with a
while you still have plenty ot cut - glass containers. Fern dinner in the Horse Shoe Room
time—and let’s discuss every aml l ' n . v mums graced the of Hotel Mary Musgrove, for
phase of your Wedding Plans, lace-covered table holding the members of the bridal party,
Whether you want a big Wed- bride s three-tiered cake out-of-town guests and close
chng. or one that’s rot so big, which was topped by a minia- re If 1 tlves '
Diilord Boland, Jeweler, can ture bride and groom.
h»Y you deride exactly the Out-of-town guests included
* Places were laid for twen
ty-four at a long table which
- wi,. Ac o wvoi , was centered with an epergne
i.at* things to do. As 3 mnt- ivir ahH IVIrs O Brown Ku^- » ij* . *
foci .Kccc Sc evo ,r I11, 3 crown I\u 0 holding an arrangement of
tf’.r of fdet, there is one vtr\ ior iv/frQ Williarn IVIacDherson n ^ u n
r\r —i ocf o j'-i cf v ler Irs wu a Ivldtpnerf,on yellowandgoldsummerflo\v-
itnpoitant i i. t of voui plan and srnaU daug hter, Ellen, prs and flank d on either side
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other important items in your bride changed to a blue and - se rved.
Paper Trousseau — such as B r <‘ en shift of whipped cream At this time the young cou-
your Thank You Not"s, Mr. crepe. She wore the orchid PY presented gifts to mem-
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