The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, March 28, 1968, Image 9
THE niRONK EE. ( linton, S. C., March 28. 1%8—9
Dear Sally
By SAl.I V SHAW
DEAR SAI I.V TIh liu -
hand u! a \ ci'\ _;(>• ■ M i irtid ol
mine is cliasin^, around with
another woman who works m
hu of I ter lit coniidod this in
my hashand. seemuutly very
t'lated o\ci the taet that des-
pile his middle years lie's
still attrac ti\ e to a much
younger woman I'm wonder
ing now it my iriend -hip st ith
his w de ohlmates me to tell
her whats pom:' on helimd
her hack l\ I ME KNOW
DEAR IN THE KN'OW
Ltates the del !\ eranee ot this
kind o| news the kind of
new thai |s sure t
Stay out ol th. h
your husuie s
o hurt
none ol
DEAR S \EI A \ly Rest
itirl Iriend i - a \a ry pretty
Hirl who ha nevei lieen laek
itut lor date hut now she
has become infatuated with a
married man who is feeding
her all sorts of stories pbout
his "pt'tidine divorce.' and
when this is tinah/ed he
wants to marry my friend
Knowing this man as I do, I
Real Iriendslnp never ohRa
am siiia he'.s lyme In-
cause hi has been carrying
on in the sanu- way with otli
er women all his life I
haven't aid anything yet to
my Iriend. because she's so
obviously in love with this
ill leel I should
an attempt to
ensc into her
do you think
< INTERN El>
cad. hut I s(
at U'.ot maki
talk some
head What
about thi.^S (
DEAR ( list is R N IT) V,.u
can TR N passiiie on what
you know about tin man to
your friend hut d he is as
much in love w th the e U y as
you say chanee are your in
formation will bounce riyjht
oft her stubborn little head
Some people just have to
learn the hard wav ’
DEAR -s \I.EY I in wor
ried hecau e mv husband
doesn't seem to take much
interest now m our little
three-months old baby son,
or ever oiler to feed him or
change him or care lor him.
This is very puzzling, be
cause he was just as delight
ed and proud as I was when
we first knew we were yioinu
to have a baby. I love my
husband and he's otherwise
very devoted to me So
w hat do you think’’ IDAIIO
DEAR IDAHO Your hus
band is probably like many
other lathers, who are less
than enthusiastic about the
endless care ol a new baby,
and especially those middle-
ol-the-niuht feedings - but
who in time alter the baby
becomes more responsive and
when the father can play with
him more, become more in
terested I am sure this will
happen m your ease, too
DEAR SAEEY Em a bach,
clor ot 45, and want very
much to marry a lovely wid
ow ol 4;t who has two mar
ried sons. Although she
claims she loves me. too,
he's still hesitatmu to enter
marriage with me because
her sons are objecting stren-
ously even advancirm the
idea that I'm only alter her
money She does happen to
be well oi l I manually . but so
i am 1, and I certainly don't
need a penny of her money.
All 1 want is her love and
her companionship as my
wile So. what do you think I
should do a bout this'.'
ERt STRATED
DEAR FRUSTRATED; Tell
1 her what you’ve told me. and
how silly are the objections of
her sons and remind her,
too, that this is HER decision
to make- about HER life, and
no one else's
NOTE TO COLD POTATO:
Active demonstrations in
public are not by any means
, proof of a flection or love
They're proof only of ill-
breedimj and poor taste. Real
proof ol love between two
persons lies in tin treatment
ol each other with kindness
and consideration — not in
public exhibitions
Spring Arts Festival
Schedule Announced
TR AIN I \ (. 1)1 n
< 'oust met ion Electrician
First Class .Jerry Willai'l of Clinton is shown clean
ing an Ml!) rife while on 'Seal’.ee' duty training
last month at Culfj rt, Miss. Employed at Southern
Hell, Willard drills w!th a 'Seance’ division in
Spartanhury. The traininp, period lasted two weeks.
Shields Awarded Plus XXV' Bar
ONUT YOU CM PREVENT
FOREST FIRES
William M Shields ol (Tin
ton has been awarded a "Plus
XXV" bar by the Proho ional
Photoperapher- Association ol
America, Inc
The bar was presented in
recognition of achievements in
professional photography and
meritorious serv ice n nderwl
lo Ins profession As one ol
two Master Craftsmen ol Pho
tography m South Carolina
Shields has accumulated a to
tal ot 79 merits.
He has been a member of
the faculty at Winona School
'The Sprint; Arts Festival
which is to be held April 2(i,
27 am' 2d on the campus of
Pre ti\terian Collette Will tea
Hire Tie lollowiriU activities
thmushnui the weekend
Triday, April hi
Evrtnmz Reception olli-
u al ly i nau to rat m t; t he Et st i-
v al door ot I he .1 ud tted Art
Exhibit open to the public
Choir conceit organized and
dn'eeted bv Prole - or Charles
(ianio head ol the PC Music
Depart muit
Satiirdav. April 27
Mornitrt (lutdoor Art -how
set im on the Mall; unjudtM'd
display ol ualts open to the
public in the Board Room o|
Hoik Auditorium, photogra
phy exhibit - puled . exhibit ol
art vv oi k I rom the seh<iol
eh11 Iraai ol tin area open 11>
the public Eibr.ary exhibit ot
rare and v aluable book < n
News of Bonds
Cross Roads
By MRS \. A SHOT SE
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MRS \ A SHOT SI
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Sunday dinner eue.-ts ol
Mr and Mis ,! I> Moman
wen Mr and Mrs Union
Howard and Chris of (Ireer
Miss Dona 'Timmerman of
Eauruis and Mr and Mrs
John Brewer of Clinton
Mrs .losie Locklear and
son Charlie of Summerville
were waa'kend quests of Mrs
Maudt Naboi anfl Mr and
Mr Joe McQuirt
Margie and Wander Spivey,
ol Mr and Mrs
Spivey spent the
with their sister,
Owens of Foun-
o! Photography in Indiana
an di- past president of the
Soul h Carolina Professional
Photographers Association He
also is past, pn'sident anc 1
chairman ol the board ol the
Southeastern Profession; I Pho
tographers Association anc* n
a member ol the National
C n u n c i I Portrait Division,
tin Professional Photo^raph-
( fs ot America, Inc , and i:
a member of the Camera
craftsmen of America and the
American Society ol Photog
raphers
ae
daughter'
Hubert
weekend
Mrs Bobbie
tain Inn
Mr and Mr
and daughter
Mr and Mis.
white Sundae
s, .1 C Nabors
Lynn visited
Claude Sattcr-
altrrnoon
Mi Joe Met-juirt has been
confined lo Ins home due to
illness
A number of Iricnds and
relatives of Wayne Crapps
wen m Rock Hill Saturday
evening lor bis weddinu at
Buhel Methodist Church
Wayne is the son of Mr and
Mrs. Tillman Crapps and has
been serving in the armed
forces of Vietnam Wayne
chose his father as bestman
the art ad up, children'-
paint ini; pav ilion w ill beTin
operation, providmu art ma
t rials p >r ( hihlrui h db ; •
paint and ti > ereate eoli...o s .
se!eu ion o| -hurt tilms on ar-
11 stie ,object , will bemn m
Be Ik Auditorium and the
him will he shown eontinn
ously throughout the dav ,
rid i e Jiment stand will serv e
luneh
A I r e r n o; i; n Croup- ol
Campfire ,;irl . will put on < n
• ert a i nment such a a n!a v
or a may pole dance the ( In)
ton Huh School Band will
piv e an outdoor hand i on
cu t . the ( ommunity Chorus
will pertoi m -ev oral num
her . tin barbershop ehoru
w ill also pei 1 orm the (Iar Jen
Clubs ot ('linton vv i M I eat u re
arranuemuits to decorate the
Site ol the dlltel'cnt exhibit
f Tiei included Ronald
Met Juirt and Phillip ( J app
ol Kmard and Wayne Me
Culloiiidh of Joanna Mr
Ronald Mefjuirt, Mrs Wayne
MeCuloiuh and Mr Phillip
(T app were amour tb<>. e at
tendnu the bruit
Mr and Mrs Hubert Spiv
ev have received a Purple
Heart t hat w a- presented to
their son, Caith Spivey, who
ryeeive I wounds while in ae
tivc duty in armed forces m
V ud nam
I t f )avid T Pitt Jr w ho
is serving' in the armed forces
and is in Ccrmany was sent
to the Stall's on an army mis
sioii and spent the weekend
with Ills parents Mr and Mrs
David T Pitts. Sr Others
spending the weekend at Mr
and Mrs ITtts house were
their daughter Me Salhr
Pitts of Atlanta. Miss Martha
ITtts ol Rock Hill, and Mrs
Ceoiue Cobh and children ol
Clinton
Carl Henderson, who wa
injured in a wreck recently,
is convalcsimj at tht
of his sister Mrs
Johnson
Mrs N A
Maxine Spivev
-nests of Mr aiul Mrs W \
Workman in Green wood Sun
day
Shady Grove Homemakei
Club will meet Tuesday
April 2, at the home of Mi's
Ralph Patterson ol Clinton
FAunins Music recital put hihd open to the public: mu
on b\ the Senior 11G h School sit; recital featurin'-; Prt'sby-
musie -tiident - ot the area terian Gollepe -tudents ot ;r.U-
Suadav, April 2H sic under the direetion of
M'ern -o!i Judged Art ex- Prolessor Charles Garni
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home
Texie
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