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ii _ BOSSCCWKWOB9KPOR 1M? R' I V " ? K ' ( The outline of boys agricultural clubs for 1920 as anounced by L. I*. Baker, Supervising Agent, provides for five kinds of clubs, namely, corn clubs, pib clubs, calf clubs, peanut clube, and cotton clubs. There are rt three phases of pib club work including the feeding class, the breeding class, and the sow and litter class. There are also three phases of calf club work including beed calves for fattending and breeding, dairy calves, and dairy heifers. Thft <v?rn. T>ier and calf club work | will be conducted substantially albn? the lines used in previous years, but with considerably more emphasis Scv' - -' replaced on the educational features, of HP?; t.': _k * fthe work. Wheat clubs, which were - a regular part of the club work in previous, years, have been discontinued because there was little or no response to the calls of such clubs. 5. The peanut and cotton clubs are v- new clubs, being organized this year V; for the first time. The peanut clubs H will meet the demand for instruction I in the growing of this increasingly important crop in the system of diversification which the boll weevil is hostelling. The cotton, clubs are added because of the .fact that under boll weevil conditions much more stress "Miat V, c nnnp 11UUI XUllU^iijr ojLkv&wFv. uw |/?v?wu. ?>rv? ?.' ^selection pf land and varieties, time ^ and methods of planting, fertilization, |^;4 r cultivation, picking up the squares, ? ' ' etc. Enrollment is now proceeding rap % idly, and Mr. Baker hopes for tht largest enrollment in the history of club work in this state. Community clubs among club members are being emphasized in the organization and in the conduct of club work this year. > . MAY DRINK EXTRACTS >. 1 The house Tuesday night continued the Hart-ilamblin bill which would restrict the sale of compounds and extracts, which might be used as beverages. This means that.the measure is dead for this session. The vote to continue was taken on motion by Mr. Dreher of Lexington. " Rem The Metropolitan Cafe wis m?Ted into its new place of 1 id confectionery, and will b $rie*ds and the public gener; sr#?. All new equipment?e: METROPOL Quality ' The name t mmmmJ goodness, is v Were the sta less high the earned such ^ PRICES: Totirinf Car, $985: Rood.. Iboneajon Coupe, (1535. F. O. D. Facto Lexington Av W. E. HUMPHRIE Lexington, NOTES FROM SWANSEA. Special to The Dispatch-News. Swansea, Feb. 20.?Miss Nona. Lyband made a short visit to see her sister, who is teaching: school at Neeces. Mr. Lafyla Lybrand is home for a few d&ys. Mr. O'Neal -Lybrand, who spent a few days home with his sister, has returned to Newberry, where he is going to school. Miss Beatrice Goodwin is spending a few days with Miss Ruth Rowel and Tiriii onpnn a few davs with her grand parents. Miss Myrtle Kleckley spent a fewdays with her brother, A. C. Kleckley, but has returned to her mother's in Spartanburg-. Mrs. A. T. Livingston and son made a short \isit to Neeces Friday. Miss Ruby Gibson is home again after spending a few days with Miss Beatrice Goodwin at Bennettsville. Misses Myrtle. Mamie and Ethel Taylor were in town "Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Jackson visiter f'iends in Woodford Friday. Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Lybrand went to Columbia last Friday on business. Mrs. Graham is visiting Mrs. T. W. Cooley. Mrs Wingard of Lexington is visiting ber daughter. Mrs. P. C. Jackson. M^ss Ruth Oliver left Monday for Columbia, where she will attend Draughon'* Business College. Mr. and Mrs. J. "W! Ly brand were in Swansea one day this week. Mr. H. N. Sharpe recently killed a very fine hog1, weighing about 700 pounds. SCHOOL; HOUSE AS CENTRE, e The schoolhouse should be a social center, a community capitol, from which should emanate everything of educational, social, and material betterment of the community, ays the Virginia Co-operaitve Educational Association. What some of the Virginia community leagues arep lanning to do fes sketched in the following outline. 1. Conducting active campaigns ipval >hes to announce that it has i >usiness next door to Condos' e glad to serve its Lexington ally with everything in sea 11 j. ; tceuent service. ITAN CAFE - - s. c. Goes Clear Through :hat this car has earned for /ell founded and well deserved, ndards of Dort manufacturing : car could not possibly have widespread favor. cer. $985; Fourneaxort Sudan, $1535; cy. Wire Wheels and Spare Tires Extra ito Company S, Sales Manager - s. c. for eeiufftra flic* cSfTHete* Insure time problem. 2. Encouraging folk garner and songs. o. Giving consant attention to recreation and vocational work, 4. Uniting the young men of the community into an exttnsive program of athletics. 5. Establishing lyceum courses, band concerts, and community singing as community leisure time activi ties. 6. Organizing group athletics, games, gymnastics, folk dances, and hikes for everybody. 7. Advocating gymnasiums, swimming pools and auditoriums in every school building. 8. Promoting rural libraries and game rooms. 9. Establishing scholarships in honor of some world hero of the section. 10. Maintaining a community forum where tht citizens can get together and discuss matters of school, health, roads, farming, juvenile delinquen, stetc.?University of North Carolina Weekly News. It pays to advertise in the DispatchNews. H When 5] wifi Tut Smm-j fp-.j I p:-j ?fc~ II Of^|:L ! * /Cyif GAU.f| j 4jTl ?m.-?-H? $ ? "Yes, I buy all ray pain the color, because I know th s I (SHERWIN- WiLLU is a guarantee of service anc known paint manufacturers We have on hand a lai can supply you. Come in suitable shade. & Le( Barr i j ' T*ywzm court re^eser? ! la a decision handed down by the State Sumprem? court on Monday the lower court is reversed in the case of the State against John. J. George, -who was etrid and convicted of manslaughter in the court of general sessions at Edgefield several months ago. Mr. George is well known in Lexington, fceir<<? n rrtlomhof />f AT1P A f fh C- T"AAT J") IV) - CU jLJLAAvA-*-*"V? i V4* V** V V*. v*? v A*4WV Jfm * " * inent families in the county, and Ills friends "will be glad to knew that he is to receive another hearing. 1517 Main Strei pringtime e Turns tc PAl WP'^1 V V f * . .. . _ |fi,;j"^>.^, p^V5 /feffl || ^ P I K,:j :l ! EL c-wf !> .rvcj /i^v :, iii'i ?? > 79 iis^iyr^ i ISFWJP/fc ft I ^ J,\ J iy^ki '4""" ' v -v CO. ?T-?? -i I J?*? c-o / \ I J it by the label rather than b; is lube! can be relied upon." !VP I ws House Paint) 1 quality, backed by the well* of Covet-the-Earth Products, j *ge assortment of colors an.I j and let us help yuu se'e^t a [ \ i t Us Supply 'e Har Lexingt* XOTfCE TO FSSSHRfflEy. Notice is given that all fishing perj mits issued by me expire Maroh 1,: 192t. 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