The Abbeville press and banner. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, January 23, 1920, Image 6
PRUSTT-TRUSSELL.
Mr. Carl Trussell and Miss Nannie
Pruitt were happily married last Sunday
afternoon at the home of Mr. B.
S. Hodges, at Hodges, the Kev. r. w.
Munnerlyn performing:-the ceremony.
The groom is a well known young man
of this nlaee an;r lias nel(t a position
with tfae Wiles Garage for some time.
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WHICH? A season's toil \v
food, or a little money investec
Truck, Cotton or Grain crop i
'choice now.
Progressive Southern farmers long age
i hausted soils with Pno?phoric Acid, /
pPv' needs.
(PLANTERS
DOUBLES
because it contains available Phosphoi
right proportions.
Better place your order for Planters ri
Ajic any agent in your town for info:
us direct. Every bag is stamped wit!
for it?It's for your protection.
\ Planters Fertilize
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I He is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Waltei
! Trussell and has hosts of warm
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friends in Honea Path. The bride i:
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a popular young lady of the Due Wes
section and is well known to man?
; people in vtown, having visited her<
: frequently during the past year. Mr
| anil Mrs. Trussell spent Sunday nigh
' at the home of the groom's parents ii
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astcd on a soil deficient in plant j|
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mc;e than douDiear iviaice yuur ra
? realized the necessity of supplying ex- Eg
Lmmonia and Potash, which every crop g
FERTILIZER 1
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ght now, and avoid delayed delivery. . g
mation, free advice, or prices, or write
i our Giant Lizard Trade Mark. Look I
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A.CTURERS ~ /
SOUTH CAROUNA
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to Start th<
ear's Busin
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make some especially v
le very best houses in the
Dps, now oWned by Mr. I
>5,500.00.
3 of land immediately in
very low figure.
: 108 Acres of land right
, for immediate sale.
ss in good community,
R. Station, at $30.00
have some choice propei
Nants are "REAL" see
?al Estate.
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FERGUSON-KAY.
J Mr. and Mrs. Mason Kay of Ridg
S; way, were the guest of relatives hei
Sunday. Mr. Kay is a son of the lai
f Charles B. Kay and was born ar
sj reared one mile south of town. F<
. manv years he made his home in tl
tj tcwn, later going to Abbeville whei
i; lie held a responsible position as sale
! man. When the order came for vc
j unteers to go to the border he w;
j one of the first to offer his service
j Then when the call came' for servii
| ii. the world's war he went aero
j Mid gave splendid service. Since h
j <:i?charge he has been connected wi1
a large mercantile firm at Ridgewa
Mr. Kay was married to Miss Ellei
Ferguson of Abbeville last Wedne
1 d::y afternoon at Ridgeway.?Hon<
i P.ith Chronicle.
SAYS REPUBLICANS
THROTTLED TREAT
A
Newark, N. J., Jan. 20.?Ameri<
I would have been the first nation '
i ratify the treaty of peace had a Der
! ocratic House and Senate been elec
I ed in 1918, Homer S. Cumminp
chairman of the Democratic nation
cbmmittee, declared in an addre
tonight at Governor Edwards' i
augural dinner. Not only has R
'publican leadership "throttled" tl
| treaty of peace, he said, but "aft
: months of debate it cannot point
Ja single constructive measure that
I ha;- enacted into law."
I
BOLL WEEVIL CONFERENCE
| - NEXT TUESDA
l or a great many years we ha
[been expecting the arival of the Cc
j ton Boll Weevil in South Carolin
jThe dreadful pest has at last mai
. his arival known. Great damage w
caused by him in the extreme low
counties last year. Practically tw
thirds ofthe entire state is now i
fected with the boll weevil.
, i Now, what are we to do about ti
i ;boll weevil? It is foolish for an
one to say that the Boll Weevil is
f: blessing in disguise. If you will b
I! study the effects of the boll wcei
upon the people that have been i
(vaded, you will certainly find th
ithey are not as prosperous as we a
in South Carolina. Today, fnrm<N
bankers, business men and all arc e
, joying a period of Kroat prosperi
; New
ess
i+f-pan"f
Hl/I CVVl/1 V V
city, near the
Lleck Graves,
front of the
in Lowndesnear
school,
Per Acre.
rty in colored
us. We buy
ipanv
land it is because we nave received a
[good price for our staple. The price E
e"|of cotton affects everybody in the B
re, South. A good price for our staple I
^ I means a prosperous South, but we |
cannot hope to remain prosperous if!J
)r we allow the boll weevil to conquer 11
us and cut our yieiu.
l'e Xow is the tiem to act. We, have i
s~ therefore, called a meeting for Ab-|
beville County to be held at the I
13 Couprt House next Tuesday, January
iS> 27, at eleven o'clock. The object of;
-e the meeting is to bring about fultj
ss discussions of those problems that j 8
are facing the county during the | I
th VL>ai. ij)20 on account of the presence I
>' df the boll weevil. Farmers, busi- |
ia ness men, and specialists represent- ] I
s" ing the Extension Service of Clem-'B
-a son College will take part in the con-!j|
1 forence. The following subjects will <3
be discussed: Agricultural Credit |H
under Weevil Conditions, Cotton IS
Y Growing in Spite of the Weevil, |8
m Sound Business Farming in the yearjH
to 1020. II
n- Farmers, bankers and business jS
t-men and others interested are urged B
;s,ito attend this important meeting,^
al i and to take part in the discussions. j|
ss' Yours truly,
n- j W. A. Rowell, Co. Agt. j|
CROP REPORT. ;
,. i B. B. Hare, South Carolina Field
to | j
jj. . Agent of the Bureau of Crop EstiI
mates, United States Department of
1 Agriculture, has prepai'ed estimates'
i '
i-Of acreage, yield per acre, and total
Y j production of cotton in South Carolina
in 1919. Estimates are shown
v,c by counties in table below.
i a . _ vm i n a j r> i S*
: acreage, i ieia rtr rtcre ana rroauc- g
a i tion of Cotton in South Carolina in
je 1919, by Counties. j8
asi County Acreage: Yield: Produc-j
cr | Per: B
o-j ' Acre: Bales I
n.j Abbeville 61,000: 220: 28,000 ~
I Aiken S5,000: 226: 40,000 fj
l,J Allendale 43,000: 223: 20,000 j]
y_j Anderson .157,000: 260: 85,000 if
a | Bamberg 53,000: 226: 25,000 ||
ut J Barnwell 67,000: 215: 30,000 If
zil! Beaufort 12,000: 120: 3,000 jf
n-| Berkeley 32.000: 150: 10,000 ||
at | Calhoun, 60.000: 280: 35,000 jf
?e j Charleston 25,000: 173: 9,000 jf
rs, Cherokee 42.000: 220: 20,000 \\
n-j Chester 72,000: 220: 33,000 jf
ty j Chesterfield 62.000: 271: 35,000 j]
_ | Clarendon 71.000: 270: 40,000 jf
Colleton 39,000: 184: 15,000 ]!
j Darlington 68.000: 310: 44,000 j!
|j )illon 57,000: 334: 41,000 jj
J Dorchester 34,000: 211: 11,000 jj
;|:i Edgefield - 58,000: 215: 26,000 4(
jf] Fairfield 57.000: 194: 23,000 H
j,j! < Florence 72,000: 300: 45,000 *
;i: Georgetown 11,000: 218: 5,000 _
;: Greenville 96,000: 260: 52,000
;j;; Greenwood 75,000: 230: 36,000
[ Hampton 34,000: 155: 11,000 |
jjj Horry 18,000: 240: 9,000 |
j!:' rasper 10,000: 100: 2,000 |
ijji j Xershaw 65,000: 229: 31,000 |
;i ; Lancaster 55,000: 200: 23,000 j
jj; ".aurens 105,000: 230: 50,000 1
jjj' Lee 70,000: 295: 43,000 j
jjl Lexington 62,000: 224: 29,000 1
ijji I McCormick 43,000: 200: 18,000 |
jijj Marion 33,000: 291: 20,000 |
ji; Marlboro 95,000: 380: 75,000 1
jJ;;; Newberry 78,000: 215: 35,000 j
jjj| Oconee 54,000: 231: 26,000 |
jjjj Orangeburg ?155,000: 269: 87,000 |
Pickens 50,000: 249: 26,000 j
Richland 55,000: 235: 27,000 |
|| Saluda 55,000: 210: 24,000 |
?I Spartanburg: 140,000: 257: 77,000 i
| Sumtir 80,000: 27G: 46,000 |
|| Union 50,000: 192: 20,000 |
|z Williamsburg __ 00,000: 21G: 27,000 ]
? York 100,000: 21 _: 45,000 ?
i The totals of the above figures will J
11 show 2,877,000 acres, an average j
j!>! yield of 231 lbs. per acre, and a total j|
j|! production of 1,466,000 bales. The I
!;? I estimates are made only in thousands. 1
l|j'i'o express them in hundreds would 1
;|Ulsow a slight increase in both acreage p
y> ami production.
;|j THREW DYNAMITE CAP
INTO GROUP OF CHILDREN j
j Lineville, Ala., Jan. 21.?A dyna- ?|
8. mite cap with sputtering fuse at- g
? tached was thrown from a passing y
? automobile inlb the midst of a ?
8 'group of children on their way to %
? school here today, causing the loss i
z* of an arm to a seven year old child. U
H Fosses in automobile are searching ffi
? for the car from which the explo- ?
H tiVf. vrn c f ni\iimtii Inn mvit- t J*/. =r
? incident is intense.
X Witnesses said the curtains of the %
fci automobile were drawn and that it 1
was impossible to determine whoth- E
w.er the ear was ^occupied by whites or t|
Vt neirroes.
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he ready lo hold a good pos
| Year rolls around.
Our New Term starts on
us in regard (o course and
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