The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, August 13, 1918, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7
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TUESDAY, AUGUST 13, 1918.
v Sales of m l
closely watched;!
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Retell Dealers Required by the 1,
~ ""7' AltHtirl titration to Koop Asou rata tj
Rooordo Whloh Will Bo Carefully jg
Checked Up by County Pood 'Ad* t
m In let re to re. v igP* .
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j uowf Columbia, Aug. S.?"It la sternly ^
ali.p)?ieceioary for the retailers to* super* 1
lee the sale of sugar and present '
ov those who are greedy and unpatriotic , *
e ?i>nfrom obtaining more than their share," i1
K (1,M'eays the Food Administration to km 11
-tnu-n'order yraulrlng the retailer to Icdep a x
kineri record*0d all sugar lag made. A |f
footi-aarbon copy ot this record is to be a
orc,< eent tb the County Food Aduintstra* (
js , -tor, and a check will be'kept upon
. those who seek to buyrnore Lhan their
" an \proportionate share of sugar,
e is eeseniiaVahat an equal distrV ;
ly 1 "'button of sugar' ts made as the sugar ^
'arilitt?ituatlL.A te reir acnteC
ike, $ The profit oa sugavTjrlll be closely ^
icanl * 'etched by the Food^AdmlnlstreiiofK
' The retail profit should not be more
thaa one cent a pound, except where I
the fraction of a cent is inrohred. I
SaU? of <u(U should not exceed j
two pounds at on* sals to a customer
who IItss la town, and should not e?
j . csod five pounds to a customer rssldItig
ha the rural dlstriots. For can*
lag purposes not more than IS pounds
inay he Aold to a householder oa
Homo Conner's Sugar Certificates ax- t
r oept upon written permlsetoa of the
* County Food Administrator.
LARGE ATTENDANCE AT
COU^TV S. S. MEETING a
wC ???
Stroke All Previous Records nn<l
t
Was a Success in Kvery ,
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(JteporFed for The News.) f
The , Lancaster county Sunday
^ school convention, which was held at *
Tabernacle Methodist church, fifteen 1
miles from here, Thursday and Fri- c
\ day, broke all past records in at-j>
tendance, in the number of schools, c
, in the amount of cash and pledges
subscribed, and the report of work c
done during Mj?year county and i
district offlcan. The convention i
{was held la one of the most prosper- t
cus communities In the county, and
,, the open-hearted hospitality of the \
people in the community contribut- j
. ed largely to the guccdss of the meet- |
a IV
lerl According to reports submitted at f
3 A the convention, the cpunty assocla- '
,7 tion, under the leadership of John I
li(\ T. Green, as president, became dur- s
.w.4 lng the last year one hf th<* f?*w :
gold star counties in the state, reach- f
|,or?d ,n* an<* helping in a definite way t
(.rH every Sundayin the county.
n(,^There were Resent at the conven-il
erica/*'011 delegate# frora j
^4,' thirty Sunday jchoolgg^pd about 75 1
Sunday sdmjdWofnceWwhd teachers. I
The financial support of the work ?
( was the best ever seen in the <
county."'r* i
$224-was subscribed, and $154 of 1
this amount was paid in cash. At
the close o r-r convention the .
0
"Don't Put Off Ui
Tomorrow What
, Be Done Today."
4 Tfl''
I III f Don't put off luiying the Ws
4 HI as Mgtxl to huy when you signei
> \t t,u' Hhowing of y
i ?3k '"Mnprip "8nil>a a* early a* p
?\ V ? Vj~V Help Unci.
V W _ OFTEN us posslt
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ounty treasurer, W. H. Milling,}
urned over to the representatives of
he state association a check for the
otal county allotment and a white
ibbon was placed on the state map
or Lancaster county, the first couny
in the state to become a "white
ibbon'' county.
Two dominant subjects of the enire
convention were the task of reigious
education for all the people,
kiul what the Sunday schools can do
o help win the war.
The following officers were electid
from the coming year: President,
ohn T. Green, Lancaster; vice-presdent,
J. W. Hamel, Kershaw; seereary,
Miss Onnibel Duren, Lancaster;
reasurer, W. H. Milien, Lancaster,
division superintendents: childrens*.
diss Lillie Usher, Lancaster; young
puuyit;, mis. aeia Williams, Ker-1
ihaw; adult, L. R. Rollings. Kerihaw;
district presidents: No. 1.
}oker Fletcher, Kershaw; No. 2, W.
?. Ellis, Heath Springs; No. 3, Uev.
iV. S. Patterson, Lancaster; No. 4,
V. C. Itowell, Lancaster, No. 5, J. M.
'oder, Fort Mill.
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OITNTY MEETING OF
CLUB MEMBERS HERE
til Agricultural and Live Stock
Clubs to Have llig
Rally.
County Agent Graeber has sent out
he following letter:
We will have a county meeting or]
ally of all the corn and pig club
nembers oy Saturday, August 17th.
it the court house in Lancaster. Time
>f the meeting will be 11 o'clock. We
vant and expect every member to at -1
end. It is important that you be!
lere. This will be the only county,
neoting that you will be asked to|
ittend until we have the big corn and i
I
?ig show this fall.
Mr. L. L. Baker, state supervising
igent of boys' club work, and Mr.
v
'arsonR, assistant special boys' pig!
lub agent, will be with us and bring
valuable lessons to every memberi
>f the boys' and girls' clubs.
We want you to bring your fath>rs
and mothers with you for this
neeting. They will enjoy the meetng
and will then take a deeper inerest
with you in your work.
I'ig cluh members are asked to
veigh their pigs on Friday, and come
prepared to report how much your
pig has gained, and the number of
lays you have had your pig since you
irst weighed it.
Each corn club boy is asked to
>ring one stalk of corn from his
icre. Bring the whole stalk, roots
ind all. Select what you think is a
jood stalk. Select a stalk with two
o four ears on it.
At this meeting announcement will
>e made regarding the big corn and
>ig show which we will hold this
all.
Every pig club member is anxious
ibout the registration papers for his
>r her pig. Be sure to attend this
meeting. We will deliver all registration
papers at this meeting.
Don't forget the time, Saturday,
\uguat 17th, at 11 o'clock.
rxtil
Can
tr Barings Stamps which you
J the W S S. pledge in June,
our county and state by buyOHslble
In the months you
Sam by buying W. S. S. us
>1*. Make your pledge good!
reo*BY DELAY
AugtlsSy * \
^geHt liistrict * In ,hPlA|^'ny
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