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I t I i*. *- *• Wesf Clinton News MRS. CLIFTON HEATON Mr. and Mrs. William Domi nick attended the H. J. Thieler Christmas Party at Ramada Inn in Spartanburg, Friday night Mrs. Luke Fuller spent the week-end with Mrs. Ada Center. Mrs. George Leopard of near Saluda is spending this week with her son and daughter-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Leopard. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Heaton was her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Vaughn and children of Greenville. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Owens A WRE- WN3//J YOU'RE GONNA LIKE THE SAVINGS HERE. LYNN COOPER, Inc. 302 E. Main 833-1741 “Your Volume Dealer” visited Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Adams near Ware Shoals, Wed nesday. Mrs. Inez Sorrow of Green wood is spending this week with her sisters. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Leo pard and granddaughter, Rudell Heaton of Clinton and Mr. Leo pards’ mother, Mrs. George Leopard, visited Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Fulmer and children at Johnston, Sunday. On Saturday Mrs. Sara Shel ton and Emily visited relatives in Greenville. Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Hamrick were Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hamrick of Spartanburg and Mr. and Mrs. Keith Johnson and daughters of Joanna. Mrs. Ruth Teal of Spartan burg visited Mr. and Mrs. David Owens, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Quinn and daughter, Fran were called to Marion, N. C. last Wed nesday due to the death of her uncle, H. A. Ficklin. Mr. and Mrs. Jonas Samples visited Mr. and Mrs. Albert Whitman, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Giles, Mrs. C. M. Giles and Mrs. Shirley Tucker in W'ood- ruff, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Leopard and daughters of Newberry visited with Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Wooten over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Alex ander of Greenwood; and Mr. and Mrs. Tony Hooper and James Laney and son of Greenville visited Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Laney, Sunday. Gary Laney of Georgia Southern College atStatesboro, also visited his parents, Fri day night. WITH THE SICK Mr. Ralph Bearden remains a patient at Bailey Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Ella Reeder is a pa tient at Bailey Memorial. CAKE SALE Members of the Church of God on Elizabeth Street will sell Benson’s Old Home fruit cakes. If you want to purchase one of the three-pound cakes, call 833-1183. Free delivery. BIRTHDAY PARTY On Saturday evening, Dec ember 5, at four-thirty Dena Heaton was given a party in honor of her 8th birthday at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Heaton, Sr., 103 Milling Street. Twenty girls and boys enjoyed playing party games. Refreshments, con sisting of birthday cake, ice cream, candy and kool-aid, was served by Mrs. Heaton and Mrs. Ruth Leopard. Dena received a lot of nice gifts. BIRTHDAYS WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES Sammy Foster observed his birthday December 7. On December 9 Buddy Hedgepath, Steve Windsor and Colie Blease Jr. observed their birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shepard observed their wed ding anniversary on Dec. 9. 1-H WINNERS — The 4-H County Achievement Banquet was held on Friday. November 20, at the Presbyterian College Dining Hall. Dwight Pat terson. president of the Palmetto Bank, sponsor ed the event. The Palmetto Bank has sponsor ed this event for a number of years. Pictured are Donnie Taylor. County Electric Club Becrui - er; Martha.ene Nabors, Senior Electric winner. Ami Simmons, delegate to National 1-H Confer ence; Debbie Stoddard, County Food Preserva tion winner; Ronnie Taylor, Senior Electric win ner; Amelia Finley, Coiuitv Kood> Nutrition winner: and Mr. Patterson. Barry Cannon of GreenviUe will celebrate his birthday Dec. 11. Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Quinn will observe their wedding an niversary on December 12. ' Happy Birthday” to Bobby W ioten, Mrs. James Craine, Joe Avery and Mrs. Edgar Brazill on December 13. Mrs. Sybil Jackson will cele brate her birthday Dec. 12. Essie Landers will celebrate her birthday December 14. ‘'Happy Birthday” t Rhonda Humphries on December 19. Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Smith observed their first wedding anniversary on November 30. CROSS HILL NEWS * * * My Neighbors a "‘Hnimm-I don't lik«- the look - of that *•>«■ - - BY MRS. SARAH SF.GARS The community was sadden ed by the death of Samrm Lynch, son of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Lynch, who was fatally injured in an autom 'bile ureek 1 m Wednesday. Miss L'is Timmerman will undergo further eye surgery at Self Mem rial ICspital n Wednesday. Chile Wilkie c ntinues ill at the h me f his br 4her in Spartanburg. Don’t let inflation rob you of a good night’s sleep! resToiug HOTEL- MOTEL Mattress salei Hotels and motels throughout the U.S. and Canada have staked their reputation on Restonic mattresses . . . they’ve got to be good! Come in while they are . . . SPECIALLY PRICED AT AN INCREDIBLE LOW! $5095 Twin or Fi Full Mattress or Box Spring T. E. JONES s SONS 200 W. Main St. Clinton, S. C. 833-0423 Mr. and Mrs. B. !•. Huberts were in Alabama last w.-ek due tu the d* ath f Ins sister. Several fr mi the c immunity attendee 1 revive tl servi ces at the Fir st Ba| t 1st Chu; rch in J' anna last w>■ ■ek. Rev . Ted Meares f the F irst Baptist Church ill 'Brea t F alls ■ a as the visiting eVII 1 Co 11 st. Rev. Meares lived u i i r -s Hill as a > ■ nth. K. B. '’Wars and Lindv at- teriT-i H.- \ o'Aberrv Little Theater ; r -1 loti n f " U mm- H. R i * . un iaV ift'-n. - I;. T.V i : irD iptlst ( .YIP !. Will h,A , f - , r nu.tl hr ■istnus iinn*-r 1. 'A.o* no sdav at 0; 1 This ui ,1! v f 11 wed b\ the L ttle gra m. M n ( l.ristm, as pr >- Mrs. I, M. ; leimv an d Miss Ann Denm f C olumbu visited friends here uii Saturday after- m ■ n. Mr. ■ m ! Mr . Chd. \\ ilkie and Mm th- I. rshall • .v• nil . e 1 Hit > ■ eV» r al ■ tb-;, ‘a- 1 Ho : hrist- mas P.i r,t to -;! (her .!. Teen- •a • i ! eir-iis r lit, t 11 last Newberry Holds Line On Tuition Newterrv Odlege will hold the line n student c'Sts .md will n t increase its tuition, board and r*. m, r student fees f r the 1971-72 school year. The action was decided at the semi-annual meeting ofthe College’s Board f Trustees last week. Tuition will remain at $1,300, board and room at $920, and student fees at $190 fur the school year for a total of $2,370. Dr. A. G. 1). Wiles, presi dent of the College said, “Even though we arenot going to raise our costs for the 1971-72 school year, we may have to consider it in the future unless private colleges are able to obtain state assistance or unless in flationary costs decrease ap preciably.* Dr. Wiles agrees with educa tors across the country who say that a college cannot in crease tuition indefinitely. If it does, tlie college will reach what Logal Wilson, president of the American Council on Education, calls the “law of diminishing returns,* which Wilson thinks many private colleges are reaching now. “You get a dropoff in en rollments at private institu tions,* Wilson said, “When the middle class can get it free down the street withopen ad missions.’ “i am convinced,’ Dr. Wiles added, “That South Carolina private colleges are approach ing the state of diminishing returns, as Mr. Wilson thinks.’