The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, May 20, 1948, Image 10
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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
NOTICE .
TO (H R CUSTOMERS
Bejfinning this week, we
have ohanged our after-
noon closing day from
Wednesday to Saturday.
GILES
CHEVROLET
CO.
Rhone 2f>
1
Thursday, May 20/1948
Notes From ^
County Agent's Office
By C. B. CANNON. County Aifrnt
i State Pasture Committee Visits
Smith and Dillard Pastures
| Approximately twenty people last f rce iy
week visited the pastures of Clifford blooms.
Smith of Kinards, and S. G. Dil[ard Before
of Clinton, to observe and study *h e ' r soak the seeds overnight for
•old glassware, jelly glasses;- bean Aifd now humble chapels in the wood
I pots, pewter and old iron urns; and cathedrals in the cities are found
If pottery or iron containers leak, over all Christian lands,
i spread paraffin on the cracks be-1 It is in Christianity t^iat the prom-
fore filling with water for flowers. j se tmind in Ezekiel ll:l6 and often!
If you like to have plenty of cut repeated in other passages finds its
flowers in the home, be sure to plant fulfillment. Through Christ the sane-;
plenty of zinnias as they stay fresh. t uary of God may be found evet^->
for a long time. Cut the flowers w here. and spiritual life. Let the,
to encourage continuous house of God now be the saving in-
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THE FACT IS
BY GENERAL ELECTRIC
1’ & G PAINT
Made in the South
for the South
BUILDING
MATERIALS
J. R. Crawford
Phone 10
South Broad af Pine
pasture program.
Mr. Smith showed the committee-
grazing of fescue and ladino clover
that was fertilized at the rite of 600
1 pounds of 4^8-8 fertilizer per acre.
Ten pounds of clover and 25 pounds
of fescue per acre were seeded last .
1 fall on well prepared seed bed. Also
■on Mr. Smith's farm, the committee‘
1 was shown subterranean clover as
results.
fluence in our nation's life, and the’
planting your sweelpeas, holy place where every man can find j
be sustained in righteous)
PIPE OF THE WEEK
I .a mb Loaf
(Serves 6-8)
2 pounds ground, lean lamb
1 cup soft bread crumbs
2.small onions, grated
2 eggs, beaten
best;God and
i living.
2 tablespoons
minced
green pep-
grazing. It appeared that this variety
of clover is not a*, good in yield as
ladino clover. Due to rain, the com-1
mittee was unable to visi.t his per-
1
, ol-
sait
per
can of tomato soup *
4-cup stuffed olives, sliced
! Combine lamb, crumbs, onions
ives, green pepper and enough
manent pasture. ! and pepper to season to taste. Moist-
f On Mr. Dillard’s Hereford's heef‘ cn with beaten eggs and half of the
i cattle farm, near Goldville, the com- tomato soup. Pack into a bread pan,
was shown his permanent: then pour remaining soup qver the
consisting of approximately toaf. Bake in ai moderate (350 de-
mittee
pasture
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125 acres of open pasture land, of ffiees f'-) o\en lor P2 hours then
! which most of it is bottom land, ideal serve garnished, with pear halves and
for pasture. In this pasture is grow- mm t jelly. ,
ing Kentucky bluegrass, bermudaj
grass, lespedeza and dallis Hrass. »ill
-which is Volunteer. He seeded
abuut 12 or 15 years ago between two
-and Three pounds of" white dutch
clover pbc acre, which has covered
ae land sints.
The pasture rand is fertilized and
SIX-INCH SERMON
By Rfiv. Robert II. Harper
THE TEM
Electric
Refrigerators
A Few—Beautiful Boxes
In SliK'k Now
HOTFOINT
and
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HOME
SUPPLY CO.
Next to Bailey’s Bank
Rhone 423
limed in a .four-year program. That
is. one-fourth of the 'pasture is fer
tilized each year with UKNpounds of
20 per cen't superphosphate and one
ton of agricultural limestone hadi
yjTaV. Mr DHlard will use;potash tho
next season in addition to superphos
phate and lime.
Mr. Dillard made the statement t 1
the pasture committee that his cattle
grazed more on grassland receiving
fertilizer and limestone than on grass
receiving ntf treatment. Also,- he re-
*LE IN THE NATION'S
LIFE
Leisson for May 23; Ezra 3:10-13;
PsaInis-il-Ll-2; Ezekiel 11:16; 37:26-
28.
Memory selection: Psalms 95:6.
The temple had a
Hugh Myers Passes In
Washington Hospital
♦—
News has been received here of the
death of Hugh Myers on Sunday,)
May 16, at-.Mt. Alto hospital, Wash
ington, D. C. He had been in declin-;
ing health for several months.
Mr. Myers was the eldest son of!
the late W. M. and Mattie Anderson j
Myers of Laurens county, but had j
lived in Washington for amumber of 1
years. He was a veteran qf World 1
War 1. Surviving are .his wife, Mrs. I
Margaret Harrison Myers, and one
I daughter, Marjorie, of Hyattesville, i
Md.; a son, Billy, of the navy; two'
sisters, Mrs. J. E. Tinsley, of Blacks
burg. and Mrs. Edgar Allen Poe of
Fayetteville, N. C.; six brothers, E.
A. Myers of East Haven, Conn., P. M. 1
and John Vernon of Spartanburg.'
James of Oak Ridge. Tenn., W. M.
and Ralph of Elizabethtom Tenm— *
Burial was'in Arlington cemetery, -j-
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* INDUSTRIES, FARMS AND HOMES.
e in Israel's life. When the ex-
jles returned from Babylon and laid
theMoundations of the second temple
thereHyas a gre at celebration of s.mg
and thanksgiving and praise.
The passages from the Psalms cel
ebrated the beabSy of God's house
and expressed the lohgjng of the soui
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Ledger Sheets, Itoose Leaf Bind
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for the courts of the Lch^T How fine
marked that clipping weeds and tall n would be if all the peophi. of God
gTass with a mower was valuable in should join with the Psalmtsli in
having a good pasture. longing fer the place of worsiiip'
On the farm there_aie 45 breeding But many are , content to see His
cows and 50 heifers, in addition to house only at long intervals,
live milk cows for tarm family use. The verse concerning the sanctuary
which are kept with little feeding m a stranlge land.
Arthritis Pain
Far quick. dcUfhtfuUy comforting help for
MfaM end peine el Rheumatism. Arthritis.
Meurltle. Leak ego, Seletlce. or Neur&lgle try
Remind. Works through the blood. First doss
usually sterte alienating pain so you can
work, enjoy life end sloop mors comfortably.
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through the winter other than graz
ing. The committee was shown ten
acres of Crimson clover that has been
grazed for four months by the cattle
while they had access to i>ermanent
pasture du
ing the
ccdtVI on a
last .fall at
winter.
pei
well
the rate
.u-re and
passage
that follows (Ezekiel 37:26-28), indi
cates that the house of God can be
found anywhere. The third temple
was finally destroyed, but Jewish
synagogues were built in all the chief
cities of the Romana empire, as in-
The clo-
prt'pared deed many had been, erected before
of 40 the destruction of the temple. Then
ferti- Christian churches
wherever
s
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Telephone 117
WE ARE HUNTING
TROUBLE
Df. Felder Smith
Optometrist
Laurens, S. C.
126 EAST MAIN STREET
Soutl* Side Public Square
HOURS FOR EYE
EXAMINATIONS:
9:00 to 5:30
Wednesdays 9:00 to 12:30
Phone 791 for Appointment
Backache
Fcr quick comfort tag help for Bceksche,
Rheumstle Peine, OsMlng up Nights, strong
cloudy urine, lirttettag passegss. Leg Pelns,
sircJss under eyes, eel svoUsn enklss, due
to nen-orgenlo end noa-syitsmla Kidney end
Bleddsr troubles, try Cysfsx. Quick, complsU
■etltfectlon or money beck guarenteed. Ask
rour drug-gist for Cysts* today.
ver was
seed bed
pounds of seed
hzeci at '.he rate of 500 to 600 pounds men called upon'God through Christ.'
oT 4-8-6 frrtitizer per acre.
If livestock is to be profitable in
this county, ample grazing is neces
sary. Quality grass cannot be ob
tained without the application of ( V
limestone-and fertilizer. Proper min-
eralF == Tfv the plants lor livestock is
essentfal. •
Combine School Next Week
for the combine school to- be held'
May 26 at 2 30 p.m. at the W. Brooks
Blakely seed cleaning place on the
Laurcns-Greepwood highway. All
combine operators, dealers and the
public are invited. The grain c('6p
will be short'and the combine oper
ator can be of much-help in saving
the maximum amount of grain.
CCC to Pool 1947 Crop Loan
.
Cotton
The Commodity Credit corporation
.vill pool all 1947 loan cotton ihat is
under loan August 1. Producers may
either sell their equity in the loan
- -iian m rododm ine ruttun from the
I loan and then sell it in the open mar
ket. At present market price farmers
^should be able to dispose of most of
their cotton at prices that will net
them substantial profits above the
loan and charges against the cotton.'
I-f cotton is sold by the Commodity
Credit corporation, the farmer will
be mailed a check for the balance
after all expenses such as storage,
insurance, and handling charges, etc.,
are deducted. Alter July 31. produc-*
er- will not be entitled to ordej the
sale of the cotton.
Carolina Royal Blue
ranite Monuments
led and Manufac-
tureikjn Newberry
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The South's FinebCGrai
Write:
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or Telephone 115-.I
Whitmire, S-. C.
TUG-PROOF CORD is also
NOT SUSCEPTIBLE TO FLAME.
ITS MADE OF*FLAMENOlf
WIRE, DEVELOPED BY
GENERAL ELECTRIC TO
IMPROVE THE SERVICE
OF G-E LAMPS, RADIOS/
AND CLOCKS.
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By HELEN HALE
If you're, fond of growing plants
such as ivy, you’ll find that a week
ly spray-bath refreshes them by
treeing them from dust as well as
preventing attacks of "red spider - ’
which causes spots on the leaves, j
Are you’ in the habit of leaving
the garden hose kinked on the
ground? This helps the rubber not!
at all. Coil the hose properly and
store it in a dry place such as the
basement. Give the hose' a good
soap and water cleaning to remove
oil and dirt spots, and sponge the
stubborn spots ,with cleaning fluid,
if you really want to prolong the
life of the hose.
To keep flowers for table decora
tion fresh far a fairly long period
of time, dip the'stems jn hot water
before placing t^em in a bowl con
taining cold water. The hot water
helps the stems expand, and makes
them take up more moisture.
Flower arrangements will be more
interesting if you keep on hand a
variety of simple containers such as
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