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THE CHRONICLE, Clinton, S. June 20. 1968—17 HOW CAN I? BY ANNF ASHLEY Q. How can I remove scorct stains from white shirts? A. If the scorch is light, am not burned in too deeply, you car try this: Cut a piece of tissue paper large enough to cover the spot, then drop a little peroxide on the tissue and while still wet, place a heated iron over the tissue. Often, when the tissue ir removed, the scorch will have vanished. Q. I’ve been using clear finger nail polish to stop runs or snags in my nylon stockings, but it always turns white after I wash my hose. How about this? A. Try using beige or gold- tinted polish, instead of clear. Q. How can I improvise an ink blotter when the real thing is not at hand? A. Facial tissues make fine blotters . . . often better than the real thing! Q. How can I make a thorough job of cleaning the insides of vacuum bottles? A. Drop torn-up scraps of paper inside the bottle, add a little bicarbonate of soda and warm water, then shake the whole business well. After this clean ing job, be sure to leave the bottle uncorked, open to the air. Q. How can I remove ink stains from carpets? A. Sponge with water, working from the edges of the stain to wards the center. Only washable inks, however, can be dealt with at home. Best to call a profess ional for the removal of others. Q. How can I clean shoe brushes? A. Soak them in warm, sudsy water to which a few drops of turpentine of mineral spirits have been added. Q. What can I do when some of my homemade soup seems to have an excess of fat in it? A. You can usually remedy the situation by gently stirring the surface of the soup with an ice cube wrapped in a clean cloth. The fat will congeal on the cold surface, and can then be lifted out of the soup. Q. How can I celan badly soiled ceramic tile floors? A. Try washing them with one tablespoon of turpentine mixed with a gallon of water. This usu ally does an excellent job. Many other such tips on cleaning are contained in my new household book. Q. How can I forestall tarnish ing when storing away silver ware? A. By rubbing the silver well with olive oil, then wrapping in old table linen. Q. How can 1 soften the leather in a pair of inexpensive shoes? A. Try inserting a couple of scrubbed potatoes in each shoe and letting them stand this way overnight. Q. How can 1 clean that gummy residue out of ashtrays? A. With denatured alcohol. REV. BOHLER Bethel Temple Assembly Has Revival Series Revival services are t>eing held at the Bethel Temple Assembly of God Church on North Owens St. in Clinton. Evangelist Gerald Bolder will tie the speaker at the special services each evening at 7 p.m. Rev. Bolder is an Air Force veteran who has traveled in 14 different countries of the world. Prayer for the sick will lie made each night. If you are a shut-in or cannot attend for some other reason, write the pastor, Rev. T. L. Grey at 114 North Owens St. Clinton, or call 833- 3962 and the congregation will pray for yotr each evening at prayer time. Cross Hill News BY MRS. SARAH SFGARS Mrs. J. 0. Denny, Misses Kathryn and Anne Denny of Col umbia were visitors in town Sat urday and attended the Austin - Barnes wedding Saturday eve ning. Mrs. Bill Louett, Gay, Cindy and T rippy of Atlanta were guests of Mrs. R. W. Griffin last week. Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Leaman have been Mr. and Mrs. Gene Shillinglaw and children of Rock Hill and James Chapman and daughters of Ashe ville, N. C. Mrs. Gettis Coats has returned home after visiting her brother Henry Coats and family in Bruns wick, Ga. After the Bible School Com mencement at the First Baptist Church on Sunday night, a re ception was held for Rev. and Mrs. John H. Turner and family. The Turners will move this week to their new field, New Prospect Baptist Church near Laurens. The honories received a gift in appreciation of their service to the church and community. Mrs. E. P. Boazmen spent several days last week in Ninety- Six with Mrs. Julia Moseley. Mrs. Pauline Wade has been a patient in Bailey Memorial Hos pital for several days. Friends will be interested to know that Mrs. Jane Gihert, the mother of Mrs. W. F. Mitchell has been moved from Self Me morial Hospital to the Laurens Nursing Home. Mrs. R. W. Griffin and Mrs. R. B. Segars attended the funeral services for Mr. H. W. Laws in Laurens Thursday. Mr. Laws was an uncle of R. B. Segars. Bonds Crossroad News BY MRS. N. A. SHOUSE Miss Martha Pitts, a member of Rock Hill schools faculty, has returned home for the summer. Mike Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Morris P. Johnson has re turned home after serving 6 months with national guard. Mrs. Gerald Johnson was the vocalist at the Frazier - Newton wedding at Aveleigti Presbyterian Medicare Reimbursement Is Explained Medicare beneficiaries may now apply for reimbursement of doctor bills whether or not the bills have actually been paid, said Carlisle Bagwell, District Man ager of the Greenwood Social Security Office. He went on to say that this method of reimbursement of ex penses was included in the 1967 social security amendments. Prior to this change, the l>ene- ficiary could claim payment only if his bills had t>een paid. Bagwell explained there are now three ways by which doctor bills may l>e reimbursed under medicare: (1) The doctor may accept assignment by billing the medicare carrier for that part of his charge covered by the medical insurance program, (2) The patient may pay his bill and include an itemized, receipted bill along with his claim for re imbursement, (3) The patient may submit an itemizedbill alongwith request for reimbursement even though the bill has not been paid. Because many older citizens are unused to completing the necessary form to claim reim bursement, Mr. Bagwell urged those filing medicare claims for the first time to contact the social security office for help in com pleting the claim. The office is at 219'Magnolia Avenue in Green wood. Office hours are from 8:45 A. M. to 5:00 P. M. Monday through Friday and from 9:00 A. M. to 12:00 Noon on Saturday. Church Saturday evening at 8 o’clock, she was accompanied by Miss Mary Elizabeth Fowler. Buddy Wright, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carter Wright spent last week in Columbia with Mr. and Mrs. Steve Wright. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Str<ud and daughter f Columbia visited Mrs. Stroud’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Tinsley, over the weekend. Mrs. Tom Lewis and son Chuck of Newtterry and Mrs. Barbara Boyce ' >f near Charlotte have been visiting their parents Mr. and Mrs. M<irris P. Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Hul^rt Spivey, Rondal, Maxine, Margie and Wan da Spivey visited Mrs. Spivey’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Blackstone Sunday. Margie Spivey and Wanda Spivey are spending this week with their sister Mrs. Bobbie Owens of Fountain Inn. Mrs. Barbara Boyce was hon ored on Saturday evening with a pink and blue shower. Mrs.Shir ley Hinton, Mrs. Jean Miller, and Mrs. Lois McQuirl enter tained at the recreation hall of Fairview Church for Mrs. Bar bara Boyce. Guests»were greeted by Mrs. Tom Lewis, sister of Mrs. Boyce. Mrs. Hinton enter tained guests with a number of contests and games. Punch, nuts, mints and cake squares were served by hostesses. Following refreshments Mrs. Boyce was showered with many lovely gifts in pink and blue. ’68 DODGE Luxury, size and comfort for lot less than you’d ex pect Check the features. Check the price. Get a great deal now while the Dodge Boys have Dealer Fever. -,?\ the dodge boysC_«, have dealin’fever 68 DODGE Easy on the budget and everything you could want in a car. Drive a Coronet home today. You’ll save a bundle while the Dodge Boys have Dealer Fever. the dodge boys have dealin’fever SAVE KtXJR SOIES IN THE WANT m Operation DAD (Disaster Alert Drill) LAST WEEK IN JUNE ’68 DODGE The Clean Machine 1 The car you’ve always wanted, but thought you couldn't afford. 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