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THE CHRONICLE, Clinton, S. C., February 18, 1969—1-C
West Clinton
MRS. CLIFTON HEATON
Correspondent • Representative Dial 833-1806
Charlie Farrow of Grand Ra
pids, Michigan spent two weeks
with his sisters and nieces, Mrs.
Georgia Trammell, Mrs. Johnny
Mason, Mrs. William Dominick,
and Mrs. Troy Todd.
Mrs. Betty Sue Flemming-
Jones and son, Robert, of Aus
tin, Texas returned to her home
on Saturday after spending sev
eral weeks with her parents, Rev.
and Mrs. J. W. Spillers.
Mrs. Ella Harvey visited her
sister, Mrs. Mattie Bergmy in
Laurens, Sunday. Mrs. Bergmy
returned home with her for
a visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Duncan of
Charleston spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. C. W. Windsor.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Floyd of
near Royston, Ga., were the
guests of his sister and brother-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Hea
ton, and other relatives, Sunday.
Mrs. M. W. Adams and Miss
Sheila Campbell spent the week
end with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Fort
ner in Comb, Kentucky.
Mr. and Mrs. Hampton Wiggins
and Ray Lee Williams visited
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bearden on
Friday night.
Mrs. Annie Mae Caughman is
spending this weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. Gene Floyd in Green
wood.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde “Sam"
Owens of Spartanburg spent the
weekend and Mrs. Inez Sorrow of
Greenwood is spending this week
with Mr. and Mrs. James Craine
and Mrs. Rosa Owens.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Farmer
spent Sunday in Joanna with Mr.
and Mrs. C. B. Cole.
On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Jessie
Laney visited Mr. and Mrs.
James Laney and family in
Greenville.
Miss Sheryl Jackson of Win-
throp College spent the weekend
with her mother, Mrs. Sybil
Jackson on Sunday were Mrs.
Buck Smith, Mrs. Colman Bur
ton, and Adam Hairston of Green
wood.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Wooten
visited Mrs. Tom Hunnicutt in
Greenville and also Mr. Hunni
cutt, who is seriously ill at St.
Francis Hospital, Greenville.
Mrs. Louise Couch, Grace
Motes, and Cornelia Jackson
visited friends in Greenwood,
Sunday.
Weekend guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Jonas Samples were Mrs.
Ruby Watson and Mrs. C. M. Giles
of Woodruff.
Troy Todd and children,
Tommy and Mary Edra, spent the
weekend with Mr. Todd’s mother,
Mrs. Melton Todd inClaxton, Ga.
REVIVAL
Revival services will begin
February 19 through 23 with Rev.
Willard Patterson of Woodruff as
the evangelist at the Church of
God on Elizabeht Street. Rev.
F. D. Moore, pastor of the church,
gives the public an invitation.
SICKNESS
Mrs. Author Sanders is sick
at her home.
Mrs. Viola Campbell is a pa
tient at Bailey Memorial Hospi
tal.
Mrs.
home.
The Church of God of Pro
phecy on North Sloan Street will
serve plate dinners on Friday
and hot dogs on Saturday at the
church all day and will appre
ciate anyone coming and buying
some.
SPECIAL YOUTH SERVICE
A special youth service will be
held on Sunday night, February 16,
at the Elizabeth Street Church
of God with Edgar Foster as
speaker. The public is invited to
attend. The Rev. F. D. Moore,
pastor.
BIRTHDAYS,
ANNIVERSARIES
Libby Sanders celebrated her
ninth birthday Feb. 1.
Raymond Campbell observed
his birthday Feb. 4.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hedgepath
observes their wedding anniver
sary Feb. 14.
Ricky Jackson, son of Mrs.
Cornelia Jackson, will celebrate
his 4th birthday Feb. 21.
Jackie Johnson, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Johnson will be 11
years old on Feb. 28.
Mrs. Jessie Laney observed
her birthday, February 3 while
her son, Gary, will observe his
Feb. 11.
February 12, Brenda Lawson,
Pam Wallenzine, and Mrs. Fred
Shelton observed their birthday.
Happy birthday to Betty Lewis,
Dave Lawson, Mrs. Gladys
Hughes, Mrs. Roy Blackwell, and
Lewis Wallenzine on Feb. 14.
Tommie Ficklin celebrates his
birthday Feb. 15.
Mrs. David McNinch, Ronald
Hedgpath, Brenda Campbell, and
Cecil Adams observes their
birthday Feb. 16.
Mrs. Cora King and Allen Hea
ton will observe their birthday
February 17.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
Brian Beaman enjoyed a party
on Saturday, February 8, in honor
of his 9 birthday. Fifteen guests
enjoyed games and refreshments
which consisted of sandwiches,
cake, and potato chips.
Brian received many nice
gifts. He is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Tommie Beaman.
Glynis Prince, daughter of
Mrs. Alice Prince, who was three
years old, Saturday, February 8,
enjoyed a birthday party. Games
were enjoyed by the ten guests.
Refreshments of ice cream, cup
cakes, pepsi cola, and candy
were served.
Glynis received lots of nice
gifts.
CC Directors Meet
The board of directors of the
Clinton Chamber of Commerce
will meet February 18, Tuesday,
at 10 a.m. at Hotel Mary Mus-
grove.
President Louis M. Stephens
will preside and committee
chairmen will give reports.
Ella Harvey is ill at
BAND WINNERS—Shown above it
the ‘Change of Times’ band from
Union which won first prize of $100
and a trophy Saturday night in the
Clinton Jaycees’ ‘Battle of the Bands’
contest at the National Guard Ar
mory. Shown below is Thomas Rice
of Laurens, who received a trophy
for being judged the best individual
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talent in the program. Rice per
forms with the ‘P.J.’s’ of Laurens,
winners of second prize of $25 and
trophy. Five bands participated in
the competition which attracted a
crowd of over 500 young people. Pre
senting Rice’s trophy below is Mike
Horton, chairman of the event. Look
ing on is Jaycee Dan Lynch.— (Yar
borough Photo)
American Iron and Steel Insti
tute is sponsoring competition a-
mong artists, designers, archi
tects and engineers for awards
on the most imaginative use of
steel in the design and engineer
ing of any kind of product, struc
ture or component of steel.
Wilkie Stationed
In Vietnam
Builder Third Class Joseph A.
Wilkie, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert A. Wilkie of Route 1,
Clinton, has been in Vietnam for
four months with Navy Mobile
Construction Battalion 12.
The battalion is halfway
through its tour of duty in Da-
nang’s Camp Adenir, where the
Seabees have been constructing
buildings and warehouses, and
repairing bridges.
Construction Battalion 12 was
recalled to active duty from New
England in May 1968, and after
weeks of intensive military and
technical training at its new
homeport at Gulfport, Miss., the
battalion was deployed to Viet
nam in September last year.
The reserve unit will return to
Gulfport this spring, and will be
released from active duty 30 days
later.
Feraell Speaks
At Kiwanis Meet
Ray Fernell, group manager of
Southern Bell with offices in
Clinton, will be featured speaker
at the Kiwanis club meeting to
night at Mary Musgrove Hotel.
Fernell’s program is entitled
“The Touchtone Telephone and
The Consumer," which will pre
view the telephone’s role in con
sumer buying of the future.
Fernell, who joined Southern
Bell in 1950, served the com
pany in Columbia, Aiken and
Spartanburg before coming to
Clinton. His present assignment
as group manager includes man
agement of telephone exchanges
in Clinton, Union, Joanna, Whit
mire and Jonesville.
WIDE TRACK
RETREADS
Timely Tips
DAIRYMEN TO GATHER-The
South Carolina Federated Breed
ing Association will meet at the
Redwood Cafeteria in Columbia
February 27. All producers in
terested in artificial insemina
tion are invited to learn how pro
fits can be increased. The meet
ing will begin at 9:30 a.m. at
the State Fairgrounds, Columbia.
Lunch will be provided. All in
terested dairymen are invited.
FOUNDATION SEED ASSO
CIATION - The South Carolina
Crop Improvement Association
and the Foundation Seed Asso
ciation are having their annual
joint meeting Wednesday, Feb
ruary 19, at the Wade Hampton
Hotel in Columbia. You are in
vited to attend, but you must get
your name in the pot for lunch.
DO NOT C LEAN - plastic ware
with steel wool. This only ruins
the finish. Even scouring pow
ders and bleaches will ruin them.
Use only baking soda or a spe
cial product made for this pur
pose.
TO STERILIZE BABY BOT
TLES - put a few agate marbles
in the sterilizer with the bottles
and the bottles will come out
crystal clear. The marbles get
all the corrosion.
INSTEAD OF BUYING - cus
tom-made draperies for a large
picutre window, buy two pairs of
regualr draperies and sew them
together.
TEST SEED- Now is the time
to get your seed cleaned, treat
ed and tested. Don’t wait - plant
ing season is just around the cor
ner.
Ml
Eugene and Ruben Heaton, sons
of Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Heaton,
has been sick with the chicken-
pox.
Ralph Bearden has returned
home after being a patient at
Bailey Memorial Hospital.
Miss Jerry Sawyer, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Sawyer re
turned home on Saturday after
undergoing surgery at St Fran
ds Hospital in Charleston.
Mrs. Will Craine has returned
home after a few days stay at
Bailey Memorial Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Leopard
are improving after being ill
last week with a virus.
Clifton Heaton, Sr. is a pa
tient at Bailey Memorial Hos
pital.
Mrs. Mattie Vee Heaton, af
ter being a patient for several
days at Self Memorial Hospital
in Greenwood, returned to her
home last Wednesday and is im
proving nicely.
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