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Ui—THi: < 11 HONK u:. ( linton. S. March J1. 1%,*- COMMENTS ON MEN AND THINGS (Jv SPECTATOR . . . V r -int! .'\ ' r r nnn> her ti! pri\ ;ih n' I'ti' • One raM' will hr 'll!! ii'H'iit Hco pi'utrvsnr'' nl the Normal School had a mild contnner \ m the ore - alioul -omc com pa rat; \ cl \ u.n i m pm t anl problem < hie pro! m-mr. ’ he o'ldc'r u a' a tnet man. i ■ mhei tb •row :li bMcher and the \ oun_a r man u .m \ • r\ BANK NOTES What (in \on know ahout mum al butt ermilk. w Inch i' N nmia 1 at ■ho"': wer e :rom ad butlcrmilk' ’ Man\ >o ar^ auo a hv prodm t "1 hut 11 umiak p; irt - i Il 1 dan, or i -i ha o had a V let 1 ! ’rt'Klenl ol the in j 'hip- 1 mted Stale wIm heeani)' Sound am - t he r ultured idn In a he -ellOO: ] 'lea vml 1> kiD iwn a ' Butter hilt te rmilk ’ na\ rm ntai HI VI'!- r; mn ’ i» m r W ' ’ 1 report 1 tmlk ( ha rl(’\ ! 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H: eir n rat r «• i;.at .an i 1 1 e \ weir (MD YOU KNOW'.. J \ .. ► ^vSMO want a'* \* v -..I . : S'-C N. s :Kf'- N *_ HL. ' a •• '• ’A. .o<r MCvs vV • ' HANK SllKPi'fct» '•>•'•►• c' . .V AT s 'N ANl'Alu T Hr. « : ' , - ' \t ... ’Ot Vi(V' WM - s .tNV'N.A^ . * r r'T > ' ' ^ LEMON'AOt ■/ I tup. C.-5.VIS T AT raaHTELPt^A C • Mi.. AM IN,M(. • t \CXt V a ; s _» m' 1 - h’b A ' N^_ *■ ’ l ' • • K'K i**t' A/ •* , n Ak . Clemson Friends Alumni To Meet The eiphth annual '( lem sonson \\Vek Ai'ound I he World" |.or I.auVens ('oiinty Clemson alumni. 11’ I AN Iriends ol Clemson and Iheir Wives and puests will he held Thursdav eveninp. Apiil -4. m the Laurens llmh SHiool cafeteria on West Mam Street Social hour. ti db p m . Dinner. 7 dO p m It’s a tradition for Clemson Clubs and proups throuchout the world to pather tor an evening during the week ol April 1 - April 5 each year to enjoy old universit\ ship and to think Clemson. A larpe crowd is expected to attend and the ladies at the cafeteria must know tin number of meals to prepare. Therefore. those who have not returned their card mak mp reservations are nrped to do so immediateh or notilv one ot the followmp h\ April 1 Cecil Hopei ol I he Men Shop in Laurens or Brooks Owens ol The Cil> Clinton. fellow and talk in -'ll' po - -; ha (lo\ crnmi l c u; a CHARLES HUGHES Equipment Service m RKK ANK ROAD ( Next Door to Ronds Lumber ( o.) —DISTRIBUTORS FOR - sum. CHAIN SAWS • ( OX ( MAIN SAW ROWS — DEALERS FOR - • Stihl • Tecumseh • Toro • Skil —COMPLETE PARTS FOR- • DRILLS and STRATTON ENLINES • L.\WSON-TE(T MSEH POWER PROETC TS and ENLINES. • ST1H1, CHAIN SAWS • ALSO SOME PARTS FOR SKIL SAWS - COMPLETE SERVICE — LOR LAWN MOWERS and ( MAIN SAWS 11 ’ a r ; ’ i . i' c •: i | ,!n iroi Pi't -tinn ' 11 ad\ :>e ‘ 'he (i • riior hir 'hi' . - not a 1 ma'V’- i r reJo’u.r. ai Im' a mottc o' di-c pime and au 'tr r l\ \ i \ icc > cheap and tho a who \ • cu' 'i'cr ad\ icc arc -cl dom opnr« c d i.i prua - hicher on many k. \ mod staple.' later this \ i ar and nearI\ in 19H9 mam reason for the lid aci'eaue euthaek. of c i- tin low price of So U \ ellow . a ke\ cm rentl> sells in Chi rr .>1 Id a bushel, up ■ ■m 'hr deepest slump m nhei hut still about 30 under a \ear aito. A t \ c • dll .ir rati Fa’i'i- f'. thi mii't ho our da\ Kccciiii> wc were urped ’o plan’ coMon. n >w we are p ild that corn w :l\ he a’ a premium 'Corn price' : re e X pect e(t to nr \ e hi-her in the next 'everal month', w rh the ma jot strengthen nc Jaetor a hie la'll m Ufti.3 plant.ne' A Wall Mree' .luurnal -ur- ve\ mdicatts that tarimT' ma> reduce thr \ear'' corn -eediiie- h\ ti'j po^ihL as much a- lo ! below last >e;ir s acreaee which pro duced a record crop B> mid-ummer. corn prices coujh he up a- much ;i • 10 or mon anal;, t' sa>. with ptjssible turther increase' la- - ter on. especially it the weather VuiMr "tmiavurafrk' ('orn is -1ne oj the eountr> s leadinc each eiain crops and the niO't important teed in- -iredien* in rai me livestock ;ind poultrv I’-ice rises will increa'e the eo-t ot produe- me' meat. milk, butter and cut's, and could nudue re- eel! 1 !> n tui'tme record corn crop ol 4,7212.000.000 bushels u a' hai \ C'ted last year, up noo.iMO.OoO bushels Irom 1900 In addition. much ot the corn was hit by Irost hetore p mauired. resulting in hifih moi'ture content for which larimi'' arc penalized Many erowei 1 ' received only 00 ceil’' a bushel for their 'wet - corn, which the> say didn t co\ t r production costs. I hen too. the government i' eneouiauint’ less acreaue wdi chanues in the feed- ram pi'ouram Washington :arm planners figure last \ ear's mammoth harvest was about 3'- larger than need ed, - a the vl’d like to compen sate h> having farmers grow 3 less corn than necessary this year Indications are that farmers will cut hack crops at least that much and may be more.’’ Governor Designates I Beautification Month April has again been desig nated "Keep South Carolina Beautiful Month." and CIov- ernor Robert K McNair has urged citizens of the state to give special attention to their communities during this per iod. In designating April as Keep South Carolina Beauti ful Month," the Governor said, "It is no idle boast when we say our state has been blessed by nature. From our mountains to the moss- draped trees along our coast. South Carolina offers a varie ty of beautiful scenery no other state can match." The "Keep South Carolina Beautiful Month" is observed in conjunction with the an- ( nual Governor’s Conference on Beautification, which will he held Friday. March 29, at Forest Lake Country Club at Columbia. M; Neighbors OFFICE SUPPLIES CHRONICLE PI B CO PHONE X33 0541 I OP IN ILLS AND THI’RS. NIGHTS III. 9 BE CONFIDENT ABOUT YOUR INCOME TAX Stand up for your tax rights! Let BLOCK help you find all your legitimate deductions and give you every possible tax advantage. Our service is quick, convenient and in expensive. We're confident, too! BOTH FEDERAL AND STATE GUARANTEE We guarantee accurate preparation of every tax return. If we make any errors that cost you any penalty or interest, we will pay the penalty or interest. co. HR -f America's Largest Tax Service with Over 2000 Offices 1209 Greenwood Rd. at- Laurens Weekdays !Mi, Sat. 9-a. Phone 981-1121 No Appointments Necessary Debby Says, "Oh Boy, I'm Getting my very own Savings Account!" Lreat news, Debby! A special-purpose Savings Account, just for baby, makes a lot of sense . . . earns a lot of money through the years. Interest, compounded regularly, helps steady savings really mount up. Are you listening. Mom and Dad? Bank of Clinton Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 3% Interest Paid on Savings Accounts Semi-Annually from ffhiBibl* You will seek me and find me; when you seek me with ill your heart.— (Jer. 29:13). In prayer and meditation uc relea.'e all anxiety about llie affairs of our lives. We do this by finding a deepened awareness of God the source of good (1 oil’s substance and supply fills every need; His peace calms every anxiety; stills every fear God's love is our comfort and satisfac tion. the soure of our happi ness. “George’s wife away again?” MOTHERS! * ip 3 DAYS ONLY 11x14 WALL PORTRAIT Of Your Child 9.00 THI RS., FRIDAY and SATURDAY Mar. 28-29-30 10 a m - ’ ,ii 5 p m ' By Bell Photo Lab. 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