Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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I 22—THE rnnONiri E Clinton S C , Nbv. 30?1 Wf News of Joanna MRS. W. J. HOGAN Correspondent-Representative Dial 697-694« Mr. and Mrs. James Simp son joined by Mr, and Mrs. Davis Pitts of Clinton spent Sunday, Nov. 19th in Tifton, Ga., with Captain and Mrs. Glenn Reeves. Mrs. Vera Fraijklin, Rete Dale and Lynn of Columbia, Mrs. Mac Smith .who has been on an extended visit with her and Freda Rowe return ed to Columbia on Sunday, Nov. 19th after spending the week here at the home of Mr.’ and Mrs., Mac Smith. Spend ing the week with them also were Mr. and Mrs. Tom Workman of Dinuba, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. George Smith Jr. of Spartanburg joined them for the week-end. This past week-end, Mac Smith, Stevie and Dean Rowe were in Columbia returning the visit. They attended the Christmas parade on Friday while there. Georgetown, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Elliott and family of Charleston, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lewis and family and Mr. and Mrs. D. V. Wright md Karen. t BIRTHDAY DINNER On Sunday Terry Swygert vas honored with a birthday iinner by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Perry Lee Swygert at their home on the Whit- nire Highway. Guests includ ed their other son, Don, and Mrs. Hermie Wood, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Cromer, Miss Cail Wood of Newberry, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stone, Cynthia and David of Saluda, Mr. and Mrs Harold Swygert of Green ville, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gardner, Jay and Tina, Mr. and Mrs. Ricky Gardner, and Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Swygert of Joanna. HOME FROM COLLEGE Mrs. Mattie Stroud, Kent Last Tuesday, Don Swy- Stroud, Nicolas Kramm and son, Bohdan visited Mrs. Kramm at the Medical Col lege last Thursday in Char leston. RETURNS TO NA THANG A 1-C Thomas W. Jenkins has returned to Na Thang Air Base after spending a few days at Sidney, Austra lia. gert completed a two-year course in automation at the Columbia Commercial Col lege. Mrs. Buford Lowery and Karen were Wednesday over- ! night guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Davis and family in Camden. They also visited Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Alls- brook and family in Sumter. ! Karen remained with them, Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Bilo-j a od other friends and rela- leau of Collinsville, Conn.,jtives until Sunday, when Mr. jrrived On Thursday night for an d Mrs. Lowery returned for for her. r . A Classified Ads Get Results! This Year Give a Roman Dial byBulova PREPARE FOR MADRIGAL —, Shades of six teenth* century EnglatHl appear in the costumes of fhfe Presbyterian College Madrigal Singers, scheduled to give their second annual Madrigal Din ner-Concert next Monday and Tuesday nights. Ad vance reservations, already sold out for the two- performances, assure more than 400 persons will be in attendance in the college dining hall. Pic tured donning costumes here are six members of the madrigal group directed by Assistant Profes sor Charles T. Gaines: Standing in the rear as the magician—Rick Stall of Greenville; frbnt left to right—Bob Gettman of Henuersoiiviue, in. Nancy Alexander of Smyrna, Ga.; Danny Brown of Austell, Ga.; Bonnie Dietz of Aiken; and Ken Terrell of Ware Shoals. WHITE ON LEAVE Sonor Tec. Preston White Jr. who was stationed in San Diego, Calif., is spending a leave with his parents. On Ore. 7 he will report to Char leston. BIRTHDAYS AND ANNIVERSARIES The last day of November a two week visit with their daughter and son-in-laf, Mr. and Mrs. John H. Fuller, Bar ry and Robin in Clinton. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Boyce visited Mr. and Mrs. Guy Misenhiemer and Mel in Ches ter on Friday evening. Mrs. Misenhiemer and Mel return ed with them. On Saturday they were overnight guests cf Mr. and Mrs. James Bowman in Hickory. N. C. They also visited Fred Buff at the Ca- brings a birthday to Don tawba Valley nursing home. > Shealy, Jimmie Sexton, Betty. ! Stroud, Terry South, Her- Donnie Estes spent the i bert Cockrell and Rachel Ann Thanksgiving holidays at | Simpson, home. He is a student at Co-; 0 n Dec. 1st Becky Sim- lumbia Commercial. j mons wdl celebrate a birth- Roman Jaskin, also a stD-i? 3 * a " d “ r „ and M ”' " er ' dent there, enjoyed the holi-. b '' rl toekrelt a Wedd.ng days at home. ( (anniversary. Last Wednesday guests of James C. Lollis, Kerry Ris- Mr. and Mrs. Preston White er and Ruby Lewis will have Sr., were Mr. and Mrs. Frank birthdays on December 2. Simpson of Marietta, Ga. I Johnny Nabors obserV( . ELLIOTTS VISIT a birthday on December 3. Turkey Recipes Popular Now By MARIE HEGLER ! edges of lettuce cups in pap- Ext. Home Economist ' rika. Serve salad on lettuce. Turkey is very plekt^Fttl Ton with almonds, if desired, these days and the re^aft-; FRUIT SALAD DRESSING ably priced birds appear on Vfe cup sugar more tables every year.-** ' Turkeys of any size pn«ay be roasted, but should alwdys’ be done in one contingipys cooking period. Larger*.Jtif 2 keys are usually the best^-* ' 1 egg 1 tablespoon flour 3 tablespoons lemon juice 3 /4 cup pineapple juice Mix sugar and flour in the top of double boiler. Add re Leftover turkey may be :par^- maining ingredients and mix M-Sgt. and Mrs/H. M. El liott Jr. and family of Tam pa, Fla., returnted on Satur day after spendiog a few days with Mr. and Mrs. H. M. EF- liott Sr. Other dihner guests on Thanksgiving day were Mr. and Mrs. JiM Mundy of Beula Franklin, Wanda Summers, Toni Williams, Brentley L. Prater and Lynn 'User will celebrate birthdays on December 3. On December 6, Mr. and Virs. Janies Thomas will ob- jerve a wedding anniversary. Turkey Pan Pie For Hearty Eaters Kice Council Photo Turkey Pan Pie is * dish far hearty appetites, a full- flavored turkey and rice main dish that needs little in the way of accompaniments to make a moat handsome main course. There is a nice balance of good-for-the-family things in the casserole mixture. Apple makes for the unexpected touch of color and flavor that’s atwaya welcome. Celery adds crunchy succulence. Turkey furnishes prime quality protein for good nutrition as well as the'dominant flavor. Rice, the invaluable grain, supplies body, unites flavors and extends the other in gredients in the most eye-catching, money-saving way. Cooked rice is called for, and whatever kind of rice is used is entirely up to the family’s or the cook’s preference. There are four basic types to call on: precooked, parboiled, regular milled white or brown. And each will give A-OK results in terms of tenderness, light fluflincss, good taste and good nutrition when cooked following directions bn the package. A sweet relish, such as watermelon pickles and preserved kumquats, points up the savory good taste of Turkey Pan Pie. Turkey Pan Pie cups cooked rice teaspoon marjoram teaspoon salt teaspoon pepper cans (10y 2 ozs. ea.) cream of chicken soup cups grated sharp cheese 1 cup chopped onioa 2 1 cup diced celery 1 2 medium apples, cored and • 1 diced Vi 3 tablespoons butter or 2 margarine 3 cups diced and cooked turkey 2 (in large pieces) - Cook onion, celery and apples in butter until tender. Add turkey, rice and seasonings. Stir in soup. Mix thoroughly. Turn into a greased 2-ouart casserole. Cover and bake at 350 degrees for 20 minutes. Remove cover. Sprinkle with grated cheese. (Continue baking another 10 minutes. Makes 8 servings. pared many delicious wdy£ so,’ that you don’t tire of it.''You may also freeze your left over holiday turkey so that you can take it out and use it weeks later. Let me give you some recipes which you might like to try in using your leftover turkey. TURKEY KIDNEY BEAN SALAD While turkey and dry beans are plentiful and especially thrifty try this main dish salad. Use chilled ingredi ents, mix quickly and it’s ready to serve after chilling, about one hour to blend flavors. Serve with carrot sticks, to mato wedges and potato chips, Have tapioca pudding for dessert. This makes a bal anced meal which is easy to prepare. 1 cup cooked, coarsely chopped turkey ‘ 1 tablespoon finely chopped onion 1/3 cup chopped, sweet pickle 1 teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon prepared mustard 1^4 cups cooked or canned drained kidney beans 2 hard cooked, diced eggs 2/3 cup coarsely chopped celery 3 tablespoons mayonnaise 1 teaspoon pickle liquid Combine all ingredients. Toss lightly. Chill at least 1 hour to blend flavors. Makes 6 servings, Vs cup each. TURKEY FRUIT SALAD Here’s a good way to use cooked turkey. Frozen tur key drumsticks cooked until tender, boned and chilled are good in salads. 3 cups cooked, diced tur key 2 cups drained pineapple chunks V4 cup fruit salad dressing (recipe below) Paprika as needed 1 cup seedless, halved grapes 1 cup apple wedges, nun- peeled 6 lettuce cups 1/3 cup almonds, slivered toasted if desired . Combine turkey, grapes, pineapple chunks and apple wedges. Chill until just before serving time. Blend lightly ( with . salad dressing. Dipl well. Cook over hot, not boil ing, water, tirring constantly until mixture is thick and clear. Chill. Yield: 1V4 cup dressing. HOT TURKEY SALAD 3 cups cooked diced turkey Vz cup toasted almonds 2 teaspooqs grated onion 1 cup crushed potato chips 2 cups diced celery Vi teaspoons salt 2 tablespoons lemon juice 1 cup mayonnaise Vt cup grated cheese Combine all ingredients except potato chips and cheese. Mix lightly. Place in greased casserole and sprinkle with potato chips and cheese. Bake at 450 degrees F for 15 minutes. Makes 6 servings. SCALLOPED TURKEY SUPREME 1 cup turkey broth 3 cups creamy turkey gravy Vi cup slivered almond* 1 cup sliced mushrooms sauted in butter ) 2 cups cooked rice 3 cups cooked, sliced turkey (about) 2 tablespoons minced pi- miento v Buttered bread crumbs Pour broth over cooked rice. Place a layer of rice in buttered casserole, add lay er of turkey and layer of creamy turkey gravy. Sprinkle with almonds, Pimiento and mushrooms. Add alternate layers and top with butter ed crumbs. Bake at 350 de grees F. for 45 minutes. Serves 8. NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV EN that the undersigned in tend to file in the office of the Secretary of State of South Carolina, on or after the 4th day of December, 1957, a Declaration and Petition for Incorporation, praying the issuance of a Certificate of Incorporation, as an elee mosynary corporation under the laws of the State of South Carolina, to CLINTON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, Inc. Clinton South Carolina November 27, 1967 I. M. ADAIR ROBERT B WASSUNG Nov 30-lc-0 A Touch Of Gold In The Holiday Punch Bowl This Sparkling Christinas Punch carries a hue of gold that makes it vrry festive. Mellow yet tart pineapple-pink grapefruit juice drink and apricot nectar are the juices that blend so deliciously and prettily for this holiday party beverage. On a table lighted by candles and decorated with pine bows and Christmas tree balls that reflect the candle light, this - golden punch becomes a beautiful centerpiece. Sparkling Christinas Punch 'I can (46 oz.) pineapple pink l /i teaspoon angostura bitter* grapefruit juice drink 1 large bottle (28 oz.) 3 cups apricot nectar gingerale oij champagne v Have all ingredients well chilled. Mix ingredients together in- a punch bowl and add ice cubes or an ice ring. Makes 24 four* ounce punch cup servings. Clemson Releases Lawn, Golf Grass CLEMSON — A fine-stem stemmed bermudagrass suit able for fine lawns and golf greens—known as Pec Dee 102 —is being released by the Clemson University Agricul tural Experiment Station. The grass is a mutation arising from an early S. C. planting of Tifton 328 varie ty. The selection was made from a patch growing on a Florence, S. C., golf course. The new grass offers a darker green color, faster coverage, and added disease resistance. It has fewer seed heads following stress cond - tons. and has less upright growth than the parent. Pee Dee 102 is completely male sterile and does not produce viable seed However, the grass is easily increased by sprigs. Sod is available for vegetative propagating purposes, at the Pee .Dee Ex periment Station, Florence, and at the Sandhill Experi ment Station. Pontiac. Application for propagat ing stock should be made to S. C. Foundation Seed Asso ciation, Clemson. Banh«r“N”- Square case, mesh band. 17 jewels. Yellow, with silver or gilt dial. $59.95 <NP”- Great gilt. Auto matic calendar watch. 17 jewels. Waterproof*. Yel low with gilt dial. $69.95 'When case, cryetal and crown art Intact Date King •W- Quietly handsome. 30 jewsis. Auto matic. Wjterproof*. Calendar. Yellow. $75.00 When you know what makes a watch tick, you’ll give a Bui' - J. C. THOMAS, Jeweler CLINTON — JOANNA Holiday Magic Cosmetics AT MOZELLE’S BEAUTY SALON COM* IN AND GET A FREE COMPLIMENTARY FACIAL. aW & Brawl St. - Ph. 833-3547 LEONARD-MARLER INSURANCE AGENCY Phone 833*1121 200 N. Brood St. Consult Us For All Your Insurance Needs You Save $$ THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK: .»* - * Pentecost is a baptism for the very power of God Himself. £ Will You Be Years Old In Dec.? Get Your FREE Pepsp. Party Package THURSDAY, DEC 7 Baldwin Motor, Co., N. Broad St., Clinton, S. C. 2:00-2:30 P. M. LOOK FOR THIS TRUCK! This Is The Only Piece Yon Gen Get Year Pepsi Petty Package If you live In Greenville or Laurene Counties and will be six (6) veors old anytime in Dec. here's all you hove to do to get your tree Pepsi Happy Birthday Party Pockoge. Have Mom or Dad, or your guardian toke you to the Pepsi-Portv Truck to help you carry vour biq P epsi-Party Pockoge home. You must bring your birth certificate ond twenty cents for bottle de posit (this will be returned to you . . . remem ber, a bottle returned Is money earned!) Now you con have your own Birthday Party and In vite your own friends’ MORE THAN 66 FEPSI-PARTY ITEMS (2 BIG Bottle* of Pepsi-Cola 12 Cups of Pet Ice Cream* with spoons A 2-lb. Birthday Cake* from Bost Bakery, the people who bake Bost Bread Birthday Coke Candles Pepsi-Party Balloons •Sa* Oraan a Cab* mar ha triaaa MOaS he Papal Cat* Hiltllas Oa., Pepsi-Party Nopkins Penel-Porty Birthday Cartlficata Pepsi-Party Straws i Bi<*hdav Party Gome Sheet This Toy Chest for your Treasures WILL YOU BE 6 YEARS OLD IN JANUARY Watch Papers For Yw« Pepsi-Party Pockaga , Locations PEPSI-COLA Papal-Cal a Campaar. M.T., m.W.