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ANNOUNCEMENT
— FOR —
HEAD START PRE-ENROLLMENT
AT
CLINTON CENTER
(Located On Florida Street Across From The Community Cash)
— BEGINNING
MONDAY, MAY 5 THROUGH FRIDAY, MAY 9
9 AM T012 M t PM TO 4 PM
For further information contact Laurens County Community Action, Inc.,
Phone 984-6624, Clinton, Laurens or Gray Court Day Care Centers.
West Clinton
MRS. CUFTON HEATON
Correspondent - Representative Dial 833-1806
Mrs. Hamp Wiggins and Mrs. Mrs. Albert Harvey of Green-
Mark Wallace of Enoree and ville visited Mr. and Mrs. Mur-
Mrs. Ralph Bearden of this ray Adams, Sunday,
city visited their mother, Mrs.
^Carrie Gwinn in Inman, Tues- Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Au-
day. thor Sanders on Saturday were
Mr. and Mrs. Bardy Cannon
Rev. and Mrs. James T. and family of GreenviUe.
Hughes and children of Hickory
Tavern were supper guests of Mrs. L. C. Heaton spent the
i?Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hughes, weekend with her daughter and
Saturday. son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Wen-
dell Robertson, in Greenville,
i-ij Mrs. Essie Powell of Greer On Sunday afternoon they ac-
>: is spending several weeks with companied her home.
' her mother, Mrs. Ada Center. On Sunday Mrs. Grady Spoone
and son, Mrs. Robert Whitsel,
On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Au- Mrs. Gail Blackwell, and Mrs.
thor Sanders, Mrs. Annie Mae Dianne Owen visited Mr. and
•••Caughman, and Mrs. Willie Mae V!rs. Wilson Garner in Chester.
‘‘Riley were visitors of Mr. and
Mrs. James Caughman in Union. Tony and Ricky Farmer of
v! Gray Court spent the weekend
Mrs. Betty Jean Floyd and with their grandparents, Mr.
Si children of Greenwood visited 'and Mrs. Claude Farmer,
her mother, Mrs. Annie Mae
Caughman, Saturday. Troy Todd and children, Tom
mie and Mary Edna, were week-
# Mr. and Mrs. Wade Beckham enc i guests of his mother, Mrs.
>ijMrs. Earl Braswell, and Mrs. Melton Todd, in Claxton, Ga.
::|j Cecil Wooten visited Mrs.
*]George James, who remains Guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. H.
S a patient at Spartanburg Gen- Pearson were Mrs. Pearson’s
Jyeral Hospital. sisters, Mr. and Mrs. Rayford
? Mrs. Lula Willard of Union Wyatt and Mrs. Millie Smith of
£ is spending a few days with her Spartanburg, Sunday.
:%sister and brother-in-law, Mr. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. J.
: ' : and Mrs. B. B. Stroud. R. Hamrick visited his aunt, Mrs.
Alice Horne, in Fountain Inn, and 4_C—THE CHRONICLE, Clinton, S. C., May 1, 1969
also visited their grandchildren vmnnnnnnBnftn
in Spartanburg.
SEE IT FOR YOURSELF
We Have Just Finished Remodeling
And Tommy Pigg / Jr. Brings You Another
First For Laurens
First & Finest Supper Club Type Restaurant
First Restaurant to Serve Exclusively
* Choice and Prime Western Beef.
..... And Now For Your Listening Pleasure
Live Entertainment
EVERY
Friday & Saturday
8 P.M. to 12 Midnight
in tho
“ Front Room”
$1.00 per person cover charge
Reservatiom Pleat*
Dial 984-5521
K
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OPEN
■very Night
Except Sunday
Possestion
and Comumption
Permit 180
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SEAFOOD &
STEAK HOUSE
BIRTH
HULLANDU
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hullandu of
Chester announced the birth of
a son on April 25 at Chester
Hospital.
Mrs. Hullandu was the former
Miss Tressia Garner, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Garner
of Chester.
AUXILIARY MEETING
The Girls’ Auxiliary of the
First Penticostal Holiness
Church will meet Monday night,
May 5, at Miss Cheryl Heaton’s
home. AU the girls are asked
to be present
DISTRICT MEETING
The Lifeline ss of the Upper
South Carolina Conference will
meet at the First Penticostal
Holiness Church on Jackson St,
Saturday night, May 3 at 7:30.
This includes all the churches
made up of the Newberry Dis
trict The program will be put
on by the local church. This
will be the last district meet
ing before the annual confer
ence and this has also been set
aside as Teenage Talent night
Everyone is invited to attend by
the pastor, Rev. J. Furman En-
trekin.
SICKNESS
Cecil Wooten has returned
home after being a patient for
several weeks at Bailey Memor
ial Hospital.
David McNinch of Laurens is
a patient at Self Memorial Hos
pital, Greenwood.
Press Chaney remains a pa
tient at Beilay Memorial Hospi
tal.
Miss Hazel Long, who is a
patient at Self Memorial Hospi
tal, Greenwood, underwent sur
gery last week.
BIRTHDAYS,
ANNIVERSARIES
Nancy Milam will celebrate
her 3rd birthday May 2. She is
the granddaughter of Mrs. An
nie B. Milam.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Wind
sor observed their wedding anni
versary April 29.
Mrs. Shirley Robertson of
Greenville observed her birthday
- April 29.
Troy Todd celebrated his birth
day April 28.
Kent Lowery and Bruce Shep
ard celebrated their birthday Ap
ril 29.
Happy birthday to Ovell Woody,
Joe Spillers, Roy Blackwell, Mrs.
Margit Alford, and Ed Rogers
on May 1.
Mrs. Sylvia Kernell, Ben Wil
liams, Mrs. R. H. Littleton has
a birthday May 2.
Furman Adams observes his
birthday May 6.
On May 5 Mrs. W. 0. Harris
and Claude Farmer observesthelr
birthday.
Jennie Pitts celebrates her
7th birthday May 3.
MAN OF MONTH
PFC. John S. Cooper of Fort
Bragg, N.C. was recently select
ed 'Man of the Month* for de
monstrating “high sodierly at
tributes excelling in military ap
pearance and bearing, knowledge
of military subjects, current e-
vents, weapons drill, and guard
duty.’
He is the son of John and Ruby
C. Cooper of this city.
Canned Pears In Popular Baked Salad
Baked salads are a popular choice for a guest luncheon. This
delicious Hot Pear Seafood Salad is certain to become a favorite
and one you’ll want to serve often when entertaining. Easy on
Hie hostess, the salad can be assembled in advance, then popped
into the oven when the guests arrive. Complete your menu with
assorted relishes and hot fluffy biscuits. Lemon-filled meringues
would be a perfect choice for dessert.
Tiny pink shrimp are combined with crisp celery, green onion
and green pepper. Sliced water chestnuts add extra crispness
and a touch of curry imparts a special flavor to the mayonnaise
dressing. Canned Bartlett pears, sparkling with a glaze of French
dressing, are the base for the salad. Delicately flavored and
bursting with juicy, they are a perfect complement to the shrimp
mixture.
Baked Pear Seafood Salad
£
2 (1 lb.) cans Bartlett pear
halves
cup French dressing
4 pound small shrimp
1 cup finely chopped celery
2 tablespoons finely sliced
green onion
3 tablespoons chopped green
pepper
Vt cup sliced water chestnuts
cup mayonnaise
Vi teaspoon salt
*4 teaspoon white pepper
Vi teaspoon curry powder
Drain pear halves. Marinate in French dressing 1 hour. Com
bine shrimp, celery, green onion, green pepper and water chest
nuts. Add mayonnaise and seasonings and blend thoroughly.
Remove pears from marinade. In each individual ramekin or
baking dish place 2 pear halves. Spoon shrimp salad in the
center. Bake in a 350-degree oven 20 to 25 minutes. Makes 6
servings.
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