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. nther counties, and tbo
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Visitors Welooms.
A. C McKAlN, W. M.
Secretary
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ECONOMY
^ llJOARD
Sonth Carolina' for the first time
to one volume compUes the details
OotmtyV economy, and the
' of the sute. including ag-
Hare, Industry, general busi-
tlmber resources, county fl-
. .-L ^Dortntion ,nd rural
electrification faculties, education,
bnyto* power, mU cUmate.
hniiiL r !S! rd , “L••rto^tors the
bulletin reveals that South Caro-
Unaiwrts first to the nation to
«tPi»fct of peaches to fresh mar-
to ** ch Produc
tion. Thu sute ranks third in the
United Statse in the production of
oowpens had cucumbers.
South Carolina la second among
Atlantic states in the
production of cowpeaa. asparagus
and cucumbers, and third with to-
hneeo, sweet potatoes, watermelons,
lima beans and to the* number of
scree harvested to the stotev which
tttftl 93,750.
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I Harmon (Hank) Hancock, Jr., for Free Estimates
BOYKIN
660 *
CO.
from tans marketing to the sute,
hetwese IHh and 1S4S, wm SIS S
»«r cent, a greater increase than
the average of ZlLS par coat for
the ^outh Atlantic states mad also
more than tha 1IS.I per cent to'
«**ae to tha United Stetsc South
Carolina’s cash income from farm
marketing during IMS was Slt-mil-
lion dollars, aa compared to »-tnU>
Uoa dollars to IMS.
The buttsttn indicates that
Kershaw county ranks tlst
among the counties of the state
to the number of farms, with
f.MS of the 147,746 South
Una terms situated in
county according to a con;
tkm of a 1945 census. The
average aiae of a Kershaw
county .farm is 10S.7 acres,
whUe the avenge sise for the
state is 74.S acres. The average
▼slue pet Acre of land and
buildings id Kershaw county
is $22.92, or S*th ranking place
among the counties. Kershaw
couaty waa in 32nd place to
the value of crops harvested,
which was estimated at $4,584 „
for the county. The average
value per acre on a statewide "
basis was $339.9$ and the total
value of crops harvested was-
estimated to $179,916.
The. report lists 191P farm
operators for Kershaw county,
the 21st largest umber among
the 44 counties of the state.
Tenants farmers make np 63.1
per cent of the Kershaw county
farm operators, and 47.4 per
cent of the operators are white.
Of the farm operators. 13.2 per
cut work 200 or more days a
year off of the farm. .
In South Carolina as a whole.
When Your
Back Hurts
Onstot News
Par Last Week)
called to
Itoes-
Arthur
" (Too
Mrs. J. R. West
Poet Louderdale, Fla.,
day to be with
Hodge West, to
injured to as
Mrs SamFli ■
also injured aerlensiy. Mrs. Weto
Mrs.
visited
Mr. and Mrs, A. W. Moaier (Bet
ty Jane MtCaskiU) aqrlved Mon
day for a visit with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. McOufcfll and
■ortoitjl’. MM. W*Kotow,
accident,
waa
of Lancaster is
time with her
jTeraon Robinson
and' family.
A. A. Weal to a patient in the
Camden hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Corley of Saluda
spent-a few days last week with
their daughter, Mrs. Ford 3. Stan
ton and family. , .‘1 • •
Misses Elisabeth sad Sarah M-
liott are- patients to the Camden
hospital. 1
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Moaier end
small daughter, Wanda, are risk
ing in Florida. ?, "'u ’• ■'
Mrs. UlTweat and son, David
West, who has Just returned from
Mrs. €. L. McOuirt Spent a
eek to Myrtle Beach with her eon,
Milton McOuirt and family re
cently.
Revival services and Bible school
dosed at Beaver Dam church Fri
day night. * __
Little Cast on West, young son
tof Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Wont. Waa
painfully burned about his (feet and
ankles teat Tuesday near tha to
bacco barn to ashes which had not
been properly put out by the cto*
■him MiM■ *..1 f» iSamaf
Hwip nyMii r«u|Mf
farm operators total 147,746,
with tea per cent working to
least 260 days Off the farm. Of
the total, 6^6 P«r cent are ten-,
ant termera, and 63.2 per cent
of the total afe white.
Aa for iaral electrification
. there are 23,129 miles of rural
line to the state, with an aver
age of 6.29 customers per mile
of line. Kershaw county ranks
20th among tha counties * to
.miles of line, with 522 miles,
and la to 36th place In regard
to the number of customers
per mile of line, with an aver- '
age Of 3 67.'
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Hauling Local and Long Distance
(Sty Pick Up and Delivery
Building Supplier Sand, Crushed Stone,
Bricks, Concrete Blocks, Cement Bricks,
Cement, Lime, Flue Lining and Thimbles
ate., for sola.
Ernest K. Freitag Phone 740-R
.. ! , —M l .»T~7.g daw.. a ■
with her mother, Mrs. S. L. Mc
Laughlin, who had been with her
since she came from the hospital
In Reck Hill two weeks ago.
NOTICE TO DEBTORS \
AND CREDITORS
All parties' indebted to the es
tate of Jeafe Leonidas Williams
are hereby notified to make pey-
meat to the undersigned, and all
ptotiea. If any, having claims
agatoet the said ^•atete will pre
sent them likewise, duly attested,
wtthto the time prescribed by tew.
ANNIM W. ROBINSON,
HELEN W. CROLLBY,
S. C, July |9, IMS.
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