Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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\ PENNEYS CREEK > ?\\\\\\\*>>>\? Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ellis and little daughter, Grace, spent Sunday in the Nation with the latter's brother, Mr ?'itmi r> j yv hi r ergusun, ami ancuucu ocitivsi at Bells church Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Ozey Ellenburg, a little baby, Lucia, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Williams. Miss lone Rogers celebrated hei seventh birthday Sunday the 11th Those who enjoyed the day were Mr. and Mrs. Onie Rogers, Ma. and Mrs. W. C. Rogers and Mr. James Rogers. _ Mr. and Mrs. James Sutherland, pi woJ iirnvcViirvriorl nt Rpllc Slltl. i-UVjl UVI V JI j '? MV ?v ?V?.? day. Mrs. W. C. and Mrs. J. F. Rogers spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs M. L. Williams. Little Miss Anna Belle Ellenburg spent Saturday night with Miss lone Rogers. AT.. Trvl-iti T Cfnloc cnnnl Monday in Gx-eenwood on business. Mrs. Mack Williams spent Wednesday in Antreville with her mother Mrs. J. B. Seawright and sister, Mrs Georpe Ferguson. .Ms. 0. B. Rogers and Miss Lula Williams spent a very pleasant afternoon with Mrs. John T. Stokes Tues clay. Miss Belle Fleming is visiting: at the home of Mrs. 0. B. Rogers. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Wlliams aiu little daughters, Anna Griffin, ant Julia. Mrs. Cora Brownlee and Mr and Mrs. Henry Sally. Mr. anil Mrs Clyde Sharpe spent Sunday after noon with and Mrs. W. C. .Rogers Mrs. B. bJ Rogers and son, J. E. spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. am Mrs. R. R. Price. HOME DEMONSTRATION Following is the list of articles t be reported on in monthly meeting of the Home Demonstration clubAll members are urered to be nromn in making reports that each . recor may be kept up to date. If any articl produced or sold is not on the lisl . include it in your mopthly report an it will be given a place: Canning: Quarts vegetables canned. Quarts fruit canned. Quarts preserves and jam. Quarts jelly, Quarts pickle. - Quarts vinegar. Quarts fruit juice. No. jars of peanut butter. No. cans of pimentos. Pounds of fruit dried. Pounds of vegetables brined. Pounds fruit crystalized. Quarts meat canned. Pounds of meat cured. Pounds of sansatrp madp. Gardening Fresh vegetables sold. No. grapes planted. Poultry Total No. of fowls raised. Total No. of fowls in flock. Pounds of pimentos raised. No. vegetables in garden. Total No. of fowls sold. Total No. pure bred birds. CAROLINi T ) WASHINGT4 Accc SOUTHERN BAP1 V SEABOARD AIR Leave Calhoun Falls 2:35 pm Leave Abbeville 3:10 pm Leave Anderson (Via P&N 9:15 am Leave Grenwood 3:45 pm Leave Cross Hill 4:00 pm Leave Clinton 4:30 pm Leave Whitmire 4:50 pm Leave Carlisle 5:10 pm Leave Chester 5:45 pm Leave Monroe 7:00 pm Arrive Washington 8:00 am I ALL STEEL PULLMAN! This train is being operated legates, members of their familie Southern Baptist Convention whi pm, May 12th. Dr. J. R. Jester, 1 107 Pullman reservation for this made reservation should comniur he is in charge of the Pullman dii FRED GEISSLER, Asst. Gen'l Pass'r Agent Asst. Gen'l Pass'r Agent f Total no. eggs produced. Total no. eggs sold. I l Total no. eggs preserved. Dairying t Dairy equipment. No. gallons of milk sold. ? No: gallons of cream sold. Milk used. No. pounds of butter made, i No. pounds of butter sold. No. pounds of cheese made. No. pounds of cheese sold. Miscellaneous ! No children weighed and measI ured. i No. pounds of soap made. Conveniences Installed ? Mrs.H . P. Salley, of the Brownlee club, rent in the following splendid report for Feb. 17-Mar. 16: ! Butter sold, 32 pounds. Canned tomatoes sold, 3 dozen; Dried beans, 10 punds, (sold) : Eggs, 4 1-2 dozen, (sold) Meat, 21 pounds, (sold) Liver pudding sold, 2 pounds. Lard sold, 10 pounds. Sorghum sold, .r> gallons. Potatoes sold, 1 bushel. Yeast sold, 1 dozen cakes. Lard made, 4 gallons. , ' Sausage made, 3G pounds. i This is a {rood report. We want an * " nrnrluc - accurun.- anvuni vi u^v-w. - od, so plca.se keep a clipping of printed list for reference. Ruth Crowther, Co. Home De.m. Agent. 1 ? , p? -J | Hopes Women Will 1 ; | . Adopt Thi$ Habit j j [ As Well As Men 1 : s 1 & i ? Glass of hot water each morn- f ing helps us look and feel ; o i clean, sweet, fresh. ;. * Happy, bright, alc-rt?vigorous and ^ vivacious?a good clear skin; a natural, rosy complexion and freedom d from illness are assured only by e clean, healthy blood. If only every woman and likewise every man could c' realize the wonders of the morning d inside bath, what a gratifying change wo'uld take place. Instead of the thousands of sickly, anaemic-looking men, wonlen and girls with pasty or muddy complexions; instead of the multitudes of "nerve wrecks," "rundownj," "brain fags" and pessimists we should see a virile, optimistic throng of rosycheeked people everywhere. An inside bath is had by drinking, each morning -before breakfast, a * glass of real hot water with a teaspoonful of limebtone phosphate in it to wash from the stomach, liver, kidneys and ten yards of bowels the previous day's indigestible waste, sour fermentations and poisons, thus cleansing, sweetening and freshening the entire alimentary canal before putting more food into the stomach. Those subject to sick headache, bil I iousness, nasty breath, rheumatism, I colds; and particuiary those who have a pallid, sallow complexion and whc are constipated very often, are urged to obtain a quarter pound of limestone phosphate at the drug store which will cost but a trifle but is sufficient to demonstrate the quick and remarkable change in both health and appearance awaiting those whc practice internal sanitation. We must Temember that inside cleanliness is laore Important than outside, be cause the skin does not absorb imparities to contaminate the blood, while the pores In the thirty feet of bowels A 8PECIAL 0 3N, D. C. >unt riST CONVENTION 1I M 1 LINE RAILWAY ! May 11th $22.90 ' May 11th $22.30 May 11th $23.42 May 11th $21.68 May 11th $20.58 May 11th $19.88 May . 11th $19.42 May 11th $18.74 May 11th $16.96 May 12th I D /\Pi U i/SlilliU v^^vi\ j for the exclusive use of .the de s and friends, who will attend the ch convenes in Washington at 3:0 las already receivedy request for train. Those who have not already lieate with Dr. Jester at once, as a gram. J. D. MILLER I Agent, d.?. l< Fidd And Garden Bogs jfi Kotos from the Intottoloftst 111 On Inseot ?Mti. 11 CIibmb OoIIh^ April It.?T&* J J j I boll weevil has spread over toe imi> i ? I tr portion of loath Carolina. In mt< oral of the eoaetal eonatie* M te eater! Ids Its third year of infeetatlo*. In | rase of a wet season severe dacsaff I may be expected In Beaufort, Jasper, | Hampton, Allendale, Barnwell, Oolle? I ton and Charleston counties. Con* i siderable damage may aleo ooour in , the other coastal sections. The fundamental procedure In boJl | weevil control is intelligent dlvers4fl? cttion resulting in greatly improved Boll fertility, soil conditions. An ; early crop of cotton ie very necewary * ! in weevil years. Minor operations i ! arn profitable under favorable condS j tions. such as handpioklrtg of fallen j ' squares and collecting of punctured i squares and bolls. These may b| j 1 advantageously practiced where la* i bor Is cheap and available, for ex? ; ! ample, on plantations operated by I g S families with a number of children w I that can be employed. * j The latest development in weevil if , control Is poisoning, but this method [ Is yet In the experimental stages. The ffi work eo far done has been on Mis* | g ! sissippi Delta plantations and the re- w suits secured are most promising, While It is not expected that this ? method will ever eradicate the pest, |j ' yet viewing the results so far securod 0 | together with the history of weevil ? i poisoning, the prospects are very B j promising that this method is to do- [? ! velop into an Important factor la boll $j weevil control. A great many details gj must yet be worked out experimen- 8 ' tally. There will yet be continued j improvements la the dusting ma- j jjj j chines and in the manufacture of g calcium arsenate, which appears to 0 be one of the most difficult, inaectl- m i cides to manufacture. Furthermoro, i? ! the various details that present them- L | lelves on the different plantations ?0 outside of the Mississippi Delta will S | be worked out so that a definite and logical system of poisoning can be Btj recommended. Under any conditions, 9 poisoning in this state in 1920 should Kj only be undertaken where weevil T I damage Is expeeted to be severe; it jjj should be undertaken on a small E | scale only, and when once begun It A j shouM be repeated as often ae neces- B pary in a thorough manner or the results are likely to bo unsatfefaotory, ? Experimental work will be eooduoted fe jn the ceastal counties of this state I Where the weevil is eapeoted to be I most injurious. A number of plant- I ers witl no doubt eeiv*uet poisoning I | Derations with machines aod mate- |% rteli .probably avaltabla. Nb (me should a&dirtebe dasting without re- ?? eeivLag fWl and authentic i*#oraaa- . .., Moo about duelfaf machine# kM Mm adoption of peeper safeguards la par* abasing aad spvfefeg oaMum arw- w , aate. fuM my be Wb- 1 tataoi by writing te $e U. 8. Delta Laboratory, Tallwlah^ Ia.. or fee tecstoc Serrfee, deneca umifm, 9. 0. 01 ^reE TMI PINK 10LL WORM. Yar the TMm |Mt Introduced Into Tnm a . . v a* . .. era! Hrirtl yoars ago where H vu held Mbtf bf U? oomblood efforts <rf thm glve F?4ovfti Horticultural Board and the T*tu aufceHMes, has aseumed a arre threatening &ttttwde. This pest ex* stri! teaded Mi areas ta Texas; K then got Grir -?*? ?-<* n?i?ui?hail UmiU 1b the rem thr*? southwestern counties in Louie- F( lama; nd from thsM paints ahl> ran{ meals oI eottem were mad* to vert- Attc etas aad sundry points before He 0(he presence was diaoorered. QllOf Balk Texas and Louisiana hare increased their Machinery for daalfnc ead with the eiteattoa, but In the mean- an ( tine groat precautions are necessary tion to prevent the spread of the paat to is " other sections of the oottoo eta bee. ton. Drastic quarantine measures have rele bean adopted or are contemplated by 24. the Tartan* cotton states, and these w are te be tn force at lea9t until &e , limits of distribution of the pest are J ajain determined. This *s one of the wer worst la a eat pasts of cotton, and ace wherever it appears in boll weevil in- 'ori1 tested territory, the damage may be freii xpooted to Increase not leas than K G< per ewt. Bro ? Chit AR6KM INSECTS. 3aid ~ conl Tkt prlaelpal ?prajrf used afatmat mar UrtliS tiwiti are arta&ate of laad , or aisesata of Uavs (al?? kaovn as wqu est MiMWrti or aaloiua arsanats) for ss?j iQMtfii, a*4 stootino ooaoan- na ?>(W 9ft- miMii lnssots. Afalast ho?( potato fcaaOas, sftbbafa warms and lt * ethar itSf laaooti on hardy plants had Paris Qma saa ba umI If proparly E mada, M R ahouM not ba uaod on lead Wafer plants. Calcium arsaaats is indi chaapar tham waenata of laad and cha] i Ka nm most 3?rd?n plants If | ! it Is laatttod that it contains not oror 1UJU i .71 per ?nt oolubl* artenio. E: Nicotf&e k purchased as nicotine afte sulphate and is hi yory ooncentrated at a form. It H made up at the rate of a I TV teaepoonfwl to an ordinary pail of I and water, or a eoffee oupftil to a ifty- j jn t rallod barrel of water. A Httle eesp-^'jjn suds added le helpful. Soap dissolved j la warn water at the rate of one j " *~ ??? rollnnt 1* a mnti STMTaV ! pUMuu w mi \j .w _ x [ for the common plant' Hc?. but NO s^r'' , SOAP SHOULD BE USED THAT 'enc ! CONTAINS TAR OR NAPTHA. De- F( j tailed ilveotions may b? obtained fron j from the Entomologf Dlrlslon, Clem j oust son College, S. C. 1 SYSTEM STAI SF.l are three importan a bank. The success of guidance of the bo essentials. The character and Directorate is a bar D J. D. KERR L. C. PARKER W. H. WHITE H. A. BENTON J. No Account t IS XV TAKEN' PALMER TO COUNTY JAIL jses to Give Ten Thousand I>ol- Atlanta lar Ball.?Promises not ficial reti Kept. ties in tl eral Pain licago, April 2U.?jonn iiruuau, uc siaie tident of the "outlaw" Chicago Thomas 1 draen's association was taken to ponent fc county jail at Joliet today by fed- cratic pr< officers after he had refused to i $10,000 bond on a charge of vio- New Y lg the Lever act for which he was Gary, ch< ssted Thursday with 24 other Steel Cor ie leaders. Federal officers said holders i nau had violated his promise to Hoboken ain away from union meetings. was hold allowing the issueing of new war- products :s for ten strike leaders District living. >rney Clyne indicated that 25 Referri ;rs would be served on men who why, in v :eeded to the officers vacated by cost of p ers arrested Harold E. Reading, ed by oth officer of the enginemen's associa- of the co who was re-arrested last night been hail 1 the DuPage county jail at Whea- agreemen He refused to give bond for his board an ase. The case will be heard April March 21 "It see "hile the railroads announced to- cos^ 1 that traffic conditions in Chicago i portance. e approaching normal a new men- tendency to railroad service came in the unreason; n of a strike threat from 35,000 modity a; ?ht handlers and railroad clerks. the vic*o eorge A. "Worrell, chairman of the seems to therhood of Railway Clerks on the 's a mor: ;ago and Northwestern railroad every one a delegation of workers would *? check Jer with railroad heads on a de- impositio id for an increase In wages. If the "There ands were not met a strike vote tween ln< Id be taken Worrell sal<t At the man onal headquarters of the Brother more disi 3 of Railway Clerks in Cincinnati 'essras announced that .no strike vote to meet 1 been authorized. Therefort ugene C. Esty until ten days ago a to estabIi ' 11 i*nil otrjlrD WiJQI ^ble b&Sl ier m iue ouiic*w vent furtl cted by the state grand jury today g?)vernme rged with "influencing others to prQtecti0I r railroads." interfere, sty was arrested several days ago rp^g r he was reported to have Roasted prjces l union meeting that he procurad jnfju r. W. assistance to wreck trains -n RC, blow up round houses and bridge ajtj10URj1 he course of a railroad strike at m;u]e (]10 neapolis and St. Paul in 1 crp,'1Sp rc inneapolis officials denied Ih-!' over, it if r had had any part in the 1020-condition: ie or that there had been any vio-i prices of :e as ho is said to have claimed. ducts of ( blowing his speech he was eject H sent, at a union meetings and reported thou eh it ed from the Chicago YardniPi.V. when th A. r a SILITYRVICE t elements in the con< a bank depends uj: ard of directors in the* standing, therefore, ik's strength. # i PLANTERS BAi Abbeville, S. C. The Progressive Bani IRECTORS j. s. stark j. f. barnwell otto bristow j. l. McMillan a. gilliam oo large, none too sm VICTORY BY ties and DOZE* VOTES I corporate return is April 21.?Revised unof- jIr Qa] nrn3 tonight from all coun- ben .,er le state gave Attorney Gen- hou-g fop ler a plurity in the Democra- . . t^at convention of 12 votes over shQi S. Watson, his nearest op- be Qbtaln( ir Georgia's choice as Demo- Reviewi jsidentlal nominee. Mr Gary 17 ~tt tion woul ork. April 20. Elbert H. open gboE airman of the United States 4..' f)in ofnnlr. ^ ? Stt pUXtiLlUU 1LUU1 UlCTU luc oiulu it he annual meeting in 3^?P> whi today that the corporation w^en and ing down the prices of its rautually because of the high cost of does or / union. ng to inquiries made as to It; iew of the great demand, the manager roduction and prices receiv- c^u^ed, t( ier manufacturers, the prices may 1)6 P rporation's products had not s0"1-" 3ed above those fixed by t between the industrial COTTON' d steel manufacturers on . 1919 he said. Washin ms to us the problem of. vance of I nnration iving is or convincing 1m- ? , When the increasing cot^on *? is to insist upon payment of nounce(* able sums for every com- Corporate nd for every service so that P?ration us whirl of advancement be unending we think there al obligation of the part of V Ml L ? to use all reasonable efforts |jH|lI this carnival of greed and d even at some sacrifice. TP] is growing discrepancy be- f | lividuals and interests. The I U i a fixed income is more and advantaged and he is helD-ij^'g cannot increase his income Bri the-increased cost of living. !, it should be the effort of all ish and maintain a reason- you car 9 of prices certainly to pre- tifully dai ber increases; otherwise the g^ge'andT :nt, from the standpoint of drug store 1 of apart of the public must ?f3 sold ? '4 1 ? ***? o n tiruc^iot 1" lllliue Ui lilt: uuii;uiauuii ?>n i -- r. Gary added." has consider j one can te' ense in preventing increase? j Those n neral selling prices of steel some ( manufacturers) have, applieatio m due as thev claim to in- your * i dark and >st of manufacture. "More- This ja < believed in view of all the,' haired, * prevailing the selling ^-yetlVs S most of the diversified pro-, to-night a he corporation for the pre-j least, are high enough ( days. is pertinent to say that i 'n,ls P" 1 1 and is not actual value of tho proper- nation or - * I 4 duct of )on the I se three of the a 11 NK ' ' k. v all. J ***** volume of business of the an are considered, the net at least moderate.' ry,1 said much thought had i to the question of shorter the corporation's employe? workmen were not satisfied t days if larger pay could ed by working longer days, ing last years steel strike, announced that the corporad continue to maintain the ). tnd", he said, "for the open ch permits a man to work where he pleases, on term3 aereed uoon. whether he does not belong to a labor i ' been the ambition of the of the corporation, he con) prove that a corporation osessed of mind, heart and FOR CZECHOSLOVAKIA gton, April 21?Another ad$1,100,000 to a banking corfor financing shipments of Czecho-Slovakia, was antoday by the War Fiance on. The name of .the corsvas withheld. WBT IOU HAIR uidmother's Recipe to ng Back Color and Lustre to Hair. i turn gray, faded Hair beau k and lustrous almost over >u'll get a bottle of "Wyeth'a Sulphur Compound" at any >. Millions of bottles of this s Sage Tea Recipe, improved Idltion pr otner ingreaienuj, innually, says a well-known iere, because it darkens the iturally and evenly that no ill it has been applied. rhose hair is turning gray or faded have a surprise awaitbecause after one or two ns the gray hair vanishes locks become luxuriantly beautiful. the ago of youth. Grayunattractive folks aren't iround, so get busy with age and Sulphur Compound nd you'll be delighted with handsome hair and your appearance within a few ipa.ra.uuu is 11 iviicu * intended for the cure, mitiDrevention of disease.