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Mr. and Mrs. Marion Taylor of
xv:v:v:v:y:v:y:vx Bood street, Clinton, left Cali-
fornia last Friday for duties in
:j:: Vietnam. Prior to his induction,
Sergeant Taylor was a teacher
at Martha Dendy Elementary
Mrs. Davis expressed her School of Clinton.
News And Views
philosophy of life’s work in the
following (flotation: ‘Time is not
measured by the passing of years
but by what one achieves and
feels. We must look forward with
confidence and courage and not
backward with regret’
During the past season, the
group purchased the following
types of equipment: volleyball
set, baseball bats, softball and
football items.
REED IMPROVED
VISIT BEAUFORT
Mrs. W. L. Hunter, wife of the
Rev. W. L. Hunter of Clinton,
spent last weekend visiting her
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Porham of Beau
fort She was accompanied by Mr.
and Mrs. Eugene Hunter, her son
and daughter-in-law and their
children from Clinton.
BY REV. WALLACE CRUMLIN
MARTHA DENDY PTA
The Martha Dendy Elementary
School PTA held its last meeting
of the year last Monday evening,
7:30 p.m. Mrs. Lois Y. Davis,
president, presided.
Mrs. Davis expressed the feel
ing that although the group was
delayed in its organization this
term, much was accomplished
during the school year and abet
ter relationship between teachers
and parents was made possible
through the group’s efforts. The
president expressed the need
of every parent and interested
citizen to affiliate with the PTA.
Mrs. Davis stated that‘The free
dom and dignity of American’s
future citizens (our schoolchild
ren) can only be maintained
through the continued cooperation
of teachers, parents and all in
terested persons."
Robert Reed of Horne Street,
Clinton, was recently hurt in an
automobile accident and has been
absent from his junior class at
Bell Street High School for sev
eral days. He is recovering nice
ly and, by time of this publi
cation, he is expected to be back
in school.
LEAVES FOR VIETNAM
Sergeant George Taylor, son of
New styles in men’s cot
ton shirts show the wide-
reaching effect of the Thir
ties on the fashion world.
Shirts have bigger collars
and are worn with wider
ties. Moreover, the outlook
calls for lots of color, In
both cotton dress shirts and
sports styles, designers are
featuring blue, pink, yellow,
spruce green, and reds from
melon to mulberry.
1880 Phone Trouble -* a ^' s ' eel " gstotel ° 1
Men Received Rules
(EDITOR’S NOTE: The follow
ing list of rules was furnished by
Ray Fernell, Southern Bell Tele
phone Company’s local manager.
They were issued by James
D. Tracy, Genaral Manager of
Norfork Telephone Exchange, on
April 6, 1880, to his employees.)
RULES FOR TROUBLEMEN:
1. Put up a ‘good front’. It
is not necessary to advertise any
tailor shop, neither is it neces
sary to go about looking like a
coal heaver. Overalls can look as
respectable as anything else, but
they must at least show that they
are on speaking terms with the
laundryman, and shoes must have
a bowing acquaintance with the
bootblack.
2. Make the liveryman wash and
oil your wagon and harness and
do not tie the harness up with
wire longer than is necessary to
get proper repairs. The same
may be said of your suspend
ers and buttons.
3. Keep all unnecessary junk
out of your wagon.
4. Go about your business
cheerfully and quietly. When you
enter a residence, don’t overlook
the footmat.
5. Close the door when you go
out, not forgetting to shut the
front gate.
6. If you ever believe that a
subscriber is a crank, forget
it. All of them are not wise en
ough to tell when a telephone is
not working right. Not every
troubleman can do this.
7. Be courteous and polite and
don’t be afraid to hand out a
little jolly occasionally. It doesn’t
8. Treat everybody as you like
to be treated, not forgetting your
horse; if you want to know the
horse’s side of it, just take off
your coat and hat some zero
day, hitch yourself to the same
post with your belt, and stand
there about two hours. Hereafter
don’t forget his blanket.
9. Don’t idle away your time;
there is always something to do
if you will only do it.
10. Carry yourself with dignity
and others will accord it to you.
11. Study your business and try
to improve the quality of your
work.
12. Report for duty promptly
and don’t be afraid of working
overtime.
13. If you don’t like your job,
resign. It will be better for you
and the Company.
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THE CHRONICLE, Clinton, S. C., May 22, 1969-7-€
NOTICE!
We wish to apologize to our friends and pa^
trons for any inconvenience we may have
caused them Friday and Saturday.
The photographer was unable to be present to
take the pictures as advertised in The Chron
icle May 16 and 17.
PLEASE WATCH PAPER FOR RETURN
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