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6-C—THE CHRONICLE, Clinton, S. C., Oct, 29, 1970
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CLINTEX JA ADVISORS — Advis
ors for 1970-71 have been selected
for the Clintex Junior Achievement
Company. Left to right are: Silas
Campbell, Harvey Dickert, Bill Hill,
Oliver Green, and Barry Whitman.
Absent was Mack Parsons. Clintex
is composed of 24 achievers who
meet each Monday night to learn
more about the free enterprise sys
tem. The advisors are shown dis
cussing manufacturing plans for the
coming year’s JA activities.
Joseph McClurg estab
lished the first foundry in
Pittsburgh, Pa., in 1805. Dur
ing the War of 1812, McClurg
supplied cannon, howitzers,
shells and balls to Commo
dore Oliver Perry on Lake
Erie and to Gen. Andrew
Jackson at New Orleans.
News And Views
BY MRS. AURELIA D. MOON
There’s more
to an OK ®
used car than
meets the eye
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STATION
■ 70 CHI
Concoun 4-Dr., 2 Seats, V-8,
A. T., Radio—Like New!
67 FALCON
4-Door, 2 Seats, 6 Cyl., A.
T., R, H. One Local Owner—
Clean!
TRUCKS
68 CHEVROLET
Vi Ton Fleetside. V-8, Radio,
Rear Step Bumper. Clean!
68 DODGE'
4-Door, 8 Seats, V-8, A. T.,
A. C., P. S., P. B., Radio—
Extra Clean!
66 FORD
Country Squire, 4-Door, 3
Seats, A. T., P. S., P. B. A. C..
R, H.—Clean!
67 CHEVROLET
Vi Ton Stepside, 6 Cyl., Long
Wheelbase—Local Unit.
68 CHEVELLE
Malibu 4-Door. 2 Seats A. T„
P. S., R, H. Exera Clean!—
Local Owner.
66 CHEVELLE
Malibu 4-Door, 2 Seats, A. T,
P. S., P. B„ A. C„ R, H.—
Good Condition!
65 FORD
Vi Ton, Long Wheelbase.
Wide Type, 6 Cyl. Local Unit
—Top Condition!
PLAXIC0 CHEVROLET, INC
400 West Main Street
Miss Hilda Jean Simpson left
recently for Parris Island, S. C.
where she will be stationed
following her induction in the
U. S. Marines.
She is a graduate of Bell
Street High School and the dau
ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert
Simpson of Friendship Drive.
Miss Barbara Smith spent
the week-end at South Caro
lina State College with her sis
ter, Miss Selma Smith a junior
(instead of a Sophomore as
stated in a recent issue). While
in the city of Orangeburg they
witnessed the football game of
S. C. State vs. Albany State,
Ga.
Mr. James Kennedy and dau
ghter Valarle, Miss Lula A.
Kennedy of Greer, S. C. also
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Carter
Of Charlotte, N. C. were calletd
to the city on Saturday due to
the illness of their sister and
aunt, Mrs. Rosa Mae Fergu
son. On Monday, Mrs. Fergu
son was admitted to Bailey
Memorial Hospital.
Miss Bathsheba Watts a
student at S. C. Area Trade
School, Denmark, S. C. spent
the week-end with her family
on South Bell Street
Miss Mamie Wilson has re
turned to her home on South
Bell Street Circle after a few
weeks stay in Jamacia, New
York with her sister and family.
Sympathy is extended to the
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families of the late Mrs. Cora
Vaughn Rice and Mrs. Mattie
P. Smith who passed recently.
CLUB MEETS
The Ladles Alert Club met
on Tuesday evening at the home
of Mrs. Azalee Sanders on
Tribble Street.
During the devotion, conduct
ed by the chaplain Miss Lucille
Dillard each member repeated
a Bible verse. Beginning with
the alphabet O. The club creed
was recited in unison.
During the business session
plans were begun for a “Car
Contest* to be held on Dec
ember 6.
The hostess assisted by Miss
Christine Miller and Miss
Claire Wilson served a very
tasteful and enjoyable repast.
The next meeting will be
with Miss Eva Sanders on South
Bell Street
TROOP 178 QUALIFIES FOR
AWARDS
The members of Boy Scout
Troop 178 of Clinton, S. C. re
cently qualified for the National
Camping Award. This award
was received for their ten days
and nights of camping out
On the 24th of October, 26
young scouters along with
Scoutmaster, Clyde Lindsay,
Jr. and Asst Scoutmasters,
Eddie Redd, Jr. and Thomas
Cheeks hiked a total of 17
miles. The hike beginning from
Friendship A. M. E. Church to
Bailey Memorial HospitaL
Continuing on Highway 56 a-
round to Joanna and back to
Clinton by way of Highway 76.
This hike took exactly five and
half hours to help qualify for
the hiking award.
COMING EVENTS
The Beams of Heaven and
The Mellow-Tones Quartets
will appear at Mount Moriah
Baptist Church, Sunday, Nov
ember 1 at 7:30 p.m. Admis
sion is free but a free-will
offering will be taken. The
public is invited.
On Temple’a Site
King Solomon’s Temple
was finally destroyed by
Nebuchadnezzar in 586 B.C.
On the temple area stands a
splendid mosque, the Dome
of the Rock, known as the
Mosque of Omar.
Retirement
Test
Children in school take many
tests during a year. People
receiving social security bene
fits take only one. This test is
ctflled the “retirement test’
Mr. J. E. Gunter, Field Re
presentative of the Greenwood,
S. C. Social Security Office
stated thatthose who earn$1680
or less in a calendar year
antomatically pass the test
Additional information is need
ed from those earning over
$1680 to determine if they pass
the test
Mr. Gunter pointed out that
beneficiaries who realize they
will earn over $1680 this year
•hould tell social security at
once, if they have not already
made this report At the same
time they should give an esti
mate of the total earnings for
1970. After December 31,1970
beneficiaries earning over
$1680 this year are required
to file an annual report of
their earnings with Social
Security by April 15,1971.
Earnings of over $1680 mean
you may not be due a social
security check for each month
this year. Your estimate of
earnings allows social security
to make necessary adjustments
in your monthly checks to
keep you from being overpaid.
The annual report of earnings
is needed to determine the
accuracy of your estimate. If
you make more than you esti
mate, chances are you will be
overpaid. If you make less than
you estimate social security
may owe you money.
Mr. Gunter closed with these
words of advice: “When in
doubt always over-estimate
your earnings. We have found
it is much easier for social
security to pay you than it
is for you to pay social
security benefits back or to
have money withheld from fu
ture checks’. People who de
sire additional information on
the retirement test should tele
phone the social security office
at Greenwood, S. C. Number
223-1711.
EGGS
30c A Dozen — Medium Brown
OR
4 Dozen For $1.00
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CLINTON, S. C.
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peach puree, sugar and lem
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with cherries if desired.
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four medium peaches, about
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