The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, March 28, 1968, Image 15
THE ( HRONK EH. ( linton, S. March 2s, MMis—E">
New Hybrid Rye Plant
Gives More Grazing
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the s':iai! ,a a111 ;ntih 111iu' 111
j|lj h 1. Uirkli„in at Thoi'ir.vcdI
and ( a•iif I!: au n a! Haii'i 2
^ l.aiii'cii
V\ ickliai n sa \ > Ilia al ant
laces lertili/fr and will pro
duce accardinr; to the amount
used " Cold wt alhcr daeai't
sci’m to hold it back like it
doe'- oats or barlec Wickham
i manned' a! I hoi nuell
ltair> i arm The herd eon
sist al reei-1ered (luernsec
Annual praduetam i about
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1 i ■ a ay 7- near ('lintmi
• ’ iire Sundae tcfter-
l:rt was reported about
I he house \v;is occupied
•Mi". I'.'ivid Coleniaii tend
i' e! 11 Id ret i and was owned
I 'a\ is. < o|(-m;in reported
m • a in t he 11 out c ard of the
house* when tie in-d sac smuj-o i om-
iup If• mi the attu. Tin f unilv m.m
aped to y r et most ot 1'ie I ui'llish. inr:
out ot the house del ore they wt re
dri\t*n out by themes ,\o iniurit*s
were leported. The tmtisc* was tocjtted
.i U s' t beyond the* limits of eoverauv
b;.' the ('linton \'olunteer Fire !)(*-
Ptirtmend. (IMtoto I!y I’atil Quinton)
How Can I?
K\ \nnr Ashley
') Mou c in I restore the
appear, a, e ot a rain-soaked
h it bat '
s I 1 -a et a di \ partially,
a 'i 'o eut tbe c*r( , ases in
i' : ot the hat \ext
! ' ' n d v. n Pit band and place
■ e 1 ■ i cool place away
1 * 0' and let dry
" : i ' I' • • a ;' • i eshape
' 1 I brn h the hat
an work k done
a- hat hould
: • ‘ a ood as
i,.
E I low i I make an
< I'et ioe liaihrouni ‘'deodor-
I y i ’
^ ! ft lemon iciiec,
1 ' *■ 1 l m tin ioitbroom,
.11
* 1 '' n , < auses a cake to
i 1 e ad- a the center, and
le t ai oi'i'C 1 t;11 , dees?
' ^ a d \ .. t oo hot oven
' * ,M " ' an I increase one 1
I <Min< * «d hotter to two
pounds?
A. Measure out one pint of
butter, then add gradually one
pint ot milk and a small
quantity of salt, beating it
with the cup - whip until
smooth Place in a mold, and
set in a cool place
Q. What is the easiest and
most prictical way to apply
liquid wax? ’
A With a sponuc that has
been dipped in water and
wruny dry of all excess mois
ture This will do a much
better |ob and use up less wax
than a dry one would
Q- How can I prevent my
boiled potatoes from break
ing?
A When potatoes arc boiled
too rapidly, they become soft
and broken on the outside,
while their centers remain
hard and uncooked
Q. How can I remove fish-
slime stains from fabrics?
A Soak or sponye with a
solution ot 1 _< cup nl : alt and
one cup nl \ ineyar to t u ei
epiarts o! water Rinse \cdh
clear vcatei then \\;e b u dh
warm water and map An
entile* section ol my n c w
household bint' book deals
with stains of all kinds.
Q How can I make varnish
dry faster?
A. Fill a shallow ve*- el with
hot water and place the eon
tainer ol varnish in this while
workiny It will make the
varnidi flow easier, and it
will also dry in a shorter time
Q. How can I clean a white
felt hat?
A Coat the hat w dh a mix
ture ol eepial parti ot corn
meal, salt, and flour and let
remain overmyht Next morn-
iny. brush oft thorouyhh
Q. How can I care properly
for slate tile floors'.’
A This t\ pe ol I loor hould
be dusted with an untreated
mop and brushed with a soft
hruMi or vacuum cleaner at
tachment Wash with a mop
and mild suds, rinsiny .md
wipmy dry Wax make a
nice finish
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li()W S\\ KHT IT IS Siiown a!">\e arel'harles
N;.!''. . He'''Ionian at TWomweii (iruhanaye and
r'red Snutb of Thornucll, wbo help' with tie* milk-
inp;. The cow -' an* yra/.my hv i.riil r\e. Mi. Nally
says the bt-rel has yotteii a real al of pra/.iiiy
Com r\ o. .More troni rye than an? other small-yr;iim
lot d'lu , i ile-irable In niosi
feeder
It > e a demn., time ' < )i,i a
oai i loi t .euli urt t' at ( b eis, >n
ri ■■omn.. ml tint * M -w e, i
e*'! 11 --et : I be ’i't< >\vn , i ee
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b *i 'd 'and the seeniM
> ' a New '-I ,n
t w e lew ill, : er | ,e]i.
u a ; i * '. a,■ e iiou.’ii a ee*
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t u ' 1 * *uiie i ■ o! 'fid w .! 1 pla nl
bMi tee* e| ,,,w
W'e i e i K * , ; eesul limelli ie,l , | •
( ■ n Ca* eti Seneca ('in. t
atl't S.lAe: e,/.a(*Il Sweet eorn
* • tar superior te I lelel eorn
1 l > a enllple ol i • W
Presbyterian
Women Meet
In L
aurens
I be tint 11 annual I He tm.y J
'be U i mie11 .i * |;, ( hurt !i
"I s* ail b (’ a i e ! i n
I b'e b \ i i r \ I 're b \ n*nan
('hurt h t S w av held ,n
U ednesonx ,w eiiltl.. a' the
1' U 'l 1 Tc b\ lei m ('bureh in
1 aureti and *bi^ mo* inny,
M.a-eh ?«?. a*. the \ \ eleiyb
! 're b\ terian ('bin eb ol New
be rr\
I 111* e\ emn. e■ sie11 be.'.an
at 7 bd I’ M w itb a peried
t'dlow tap and the nieetiny
was ea I led te • rde r at 7 4a
I' M Rey ist ra' • -n tor Pie
i norm n i e* ion will he j i n at
! 1 \ \I lo11,iw , 1 b\ ibe call i •
1 1I'd. i a! 10 a m Mis .lames
I W t! . Ill ol (ire ellW I Kid.
I'll lN|ellt will pfesldt* at
bah SI lolls 111! theme o|
tin Mice! 111. * \yent • d Ret
one dial Kill \\ bo Me''
I b* peeial peakcr leu
Ii*'th aieelmy.s \e || be lb
< i eor y e Is Staples, | ’re b \
u nan ( baplam ot the* Medi
cal ( oniplex ol Cbarle.sten
arid mini ter ol the Fdist .
and \\ admaiaw I skuids
( bureb.
i )urin the morniny m mu
tin Sacrament ot the I .m d s
Supper w dl be adp'ini tered
b\ Dr Neil Truesdale an t
tbe S* slop of the A\'eleiyh
t b iin ■ 11 \ in it be' l ea t u i <* 4
tla 11 tor limy e*s ion will be
tin annual election ol otfi-
ect's in be lollowed b\ their
■ in tallation The met'iiiiy will
i close w ith lunch
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Men'*
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Rv I’ersonalit v. W elco. W illiams
MEN’S — LADIES’ — CHILDRENS’ — STORMY WEATHER
kFootwear 7.99 .88
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