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4, ORCHARD AND
GARDEN POINTERS
i'ltmson College, Aug. 5.?1. Givt
fall Irish potatoes frequent shallow
cultivation.
Z. Try growing cauliflower this
fall. To do best, it must be planted
on s. :! that is moist, fertile and wel!
drained.
S. it is'not too late to make a
planting, of snap beans. At least n
ie\. : c\vs should be planter? Tor canning
purposes.
i 4. There are ways to utilize profitably
all surplus fruit and vegetables.
None of these products should
go to waste on your farm.
It pays to set celery in wide
deep furrows in order that the soil
may be gradually worked to the
pla its as they grow.
(J. Plant in the garden, beans
(bush snap) beet, carrot, corn salad,
kale, kohl-rabi, lettuce, garcren peas,
radish, spinach, turnip, rutabaga turnips.
7. Transplant to garden, Brussel
sprouts, cabbage, cauliflower, collards,
tomatoes.
8. In bottoms where field crops
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just as faithfully and ec
Ford Touring Car serve
and economically. The
sity to the grocer both:
in Dnnging guuus iiunt
from the country. _ It
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business man that it dot
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sider planting fall vegetables for
j market. Cabbage and onions are
! ?vcod crops for this purpose, as both
r do nicely on well drained bottom
! land.
> The cheapest, and one of the
! best methods of fertilizing the or!
chard is to plant it to a winter cover
crop. If possible, use for this pur
l p' so vetch or one of t*ie clovers;
l otherwise plant rye or oats.
10. Make* up a list or tlie differ;
ent kinds and varieties of fruits you
. wish to order for planting this fall,
, and place your order with a reliable
nurseryman. Do not be tempted to
purchase trees from the tree agent.
DEMFSEY TO FIGHT
j New York, Aug. 12.?Jack Dempsey,
world's champion heavyweight,
today signed an agreement to meet
K. 0. Phil Brennan, Chicago boxer,
before January 21st, 1921. The
date place and number of rounds to
be fought were not specified.
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to use very much medicine, (jj
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j Misses Sara ?;nd Mary McMahan S
spent a few days of last week with :
. their sister, Mrs. J. Carwile. '
Mr. and Mrs. C. P. McMahan and j ?
children spent Friday with Mr. and I .
Mrs. Eugene Newell. [
Mr. Ciaude UUlrick visited Mr. j
William Uldrick Saturday night. !
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Hagen and IL
Mrs. F. E. Hagen spent Tuesday jl
with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Blum; j|
Mr?. J. M. Rowe and children of j [
Summelton, S. C., came up Friday ?
and will spend some time with her j f
father, Mr. W. B. Ufdrick. [
j Mrs. Bob King and children of r
McCormick are spending this week at
Mr. D. E. Newell's. \T?
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Monday after spending a fev; days 3
with friends in Kershaw, S. C. 13
j Mr. Eakin McCord spent Saturday
night with Mr. Tollie E!lis. JJ
! Mr. Roy McCombs left Sunday M
to take up his studies in the Green- U
wood Business college again after jj
being at home several months. 1
j Mr. Green McCain, spent the week- L
end with Mr. Roy McCombs. E
Alvin and Neuffer Uldrick spent ?
Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. ?
C. C. Kay and family. [
j Miss Sara Milford of Newark, N. I
J., spent Saturday night with Mr. |
and Mrs. A. B. Newell. {
| Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Uldrick and |
son, J. T. spent Wednesday at Mr. |
Floyd Uldrick's. [
Mrs. Eugene Newell gave a spend J
the-day party Saturday in honor of f
her niece. Miss Ruth Coleman of
Abbeville. Those who attended were 3
Misses Amy and Sai*a Uldrick, Allie 3
! Belle ^McCombs, Margaret Dawson
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and Ida McCord. A pleasant day
was spent by all.
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BIBLE WILL BE READ L
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j Atlanta, Aug. 14.?A fight ex- ?
tending over a period of five years i
to have the Bible read in the public
schools each day culminated in sue- J
cess when the city board of educa- ?
tion adopted resolutions authoriz- =ing
Bible readings from 8:30 to
8:40 o'clock in the morning. .
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! Miss Althea Keaton entertained |
her Sunday School class at a picnic |
last Thursday afternoon at Black's ?
Mill. This is a wide awake class and
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it has made splendid records in the r
church. Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Crowther entertained
the young people at a .
lawn party last Thursday evening in J
honor of their .visitors, Misses El
vira Jackson and Gertrude Bowen
and Mr. E. T. Jackson. Delicious I
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punch was served. / . I
Mr. and Mrs CalHe Harris and I
family of Augusta, Ga., spent last JJ
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j Mrs. L. A. Erwin, Langdon, Jr., S
Jand Ella Busby have returned home ?
jfrom a pleasant visit with Mr. and g
Mrs. Busby at Wagener. a
The Sunday School Association 2
which met at Shiloh was. greatly en- ?j
joyed. The lecures of the day were i
inspiring and every one present felt J
the need of greater interest in Sun- J
day School work. We believe that |
the determination made for better C
schools will be lasting. 3
The banner was won by Little ?
River Sunday School, which had 56 j;
members present. t
Messrs. Eugene McCarter and H. I
Ib. Bowen spent last week in Atlan- E
;ta enjoying a week of pleasure. E
Misses Ruth and Ruby Anderson J
returned home Wednesday after J
j spending several days with their J
i rtAncin TVTico Tlo+h AnHprson. ?
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gilliard of
Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. Sam!
Bowen of Iva were among tho?e
iwho attended the Sunday School
! program Sunday.
Miss Althea Keaton and Mr. Albert
Irwin spent last week-end in
Starr wjth Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Herron
and family.
J Messrs. Carl Sub?r, Henry and
Prue Bell of Abbeville spent the
week-end with homefolks.
It is peculiar that Presidents don't j
do better. Heaven knows they re-1
ceive plenty of advice from the !
newspapers?Atchison Weekly ;
Globe.
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