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J % ’ i , Page Four f . THE CLINTON CHRONICLE THURSDAY, MAY 5. 1949 MEN'S BIBLE CLASS JOANNA BAPTIST CHURCH FINAL SETTLEMENT Take notice that on the 10th day of May, 1949, I will render a final account of my acts and doings as Administrator of the estate of Kate Tavell in the office of the Judge of Probate of Laurens County at 2:00 o’clock p.m., and on the same day will apply for a final discharge from my trust as Administrator. Any person indebted to said estate is notified and required to make pay ment on or before that date; and all persons having claims against said estate will present them on or be fore said date, duly proven, or be forever barred. Administrator, Renno, S. C; SAM TAJtVEL, April 10, 1949. 5-4p MclNTOSH'S SHOE SHOP Send Your Shoes To Us for Best Materials and Workmanship. Pictured above is a part of the Men’s Bible class of the Joanna Bap tist church which has an enrollment ol 107. There were 85 present when the picture was made, along with one of the young men’s class. .1 F. McCarthy is the teacher of the class. There were about 20 men in the class when Mr. McCarthy became the teacher, members of the class say. He inspires and causes them to return regularly from Sun day to Sunday. Officers of the class are: assistant teacher, Otis Murphy; president. Julian Gardner; vice-president, Marion Boyce; secretary-treasurer, W. L. Thomas. Rev. James B. Mitchell is pastor of the church. Seen Along the Roadside By J. M. ELLAZER, Clemson Extension Information Specialist Graiing Aplenty , in Laurens county. County Agent you aojut the very lu#‘ Cannon tells me that a close check •-.writer grazihg I saw on the shows that they had something over • grazing tour when it 2.300 acres of that sort. After that • • r jgh South Carolina about they had a well attended county • m Idle of January. tour to see a IjI of this wonderful - r r , the >c.'t of that was seen I winter grazing. And sinre then ToHatpoint FOR THE NEW HOTPOINT RANGE America’s Leading Electric Range ... New, Improved Calrod* Units...Oversize Automatic Oven... Ample Storage Space ... Handy Thrift Cooker • See it! Compare it! Here’s America’s leading elec tric range—built by Hotpoint—the pioneer and pace maker io the electric appliance field. With a Hotpoint you enjoy cooking ease and convenience—speed and accuracy—that you have never believed possible. Cannon says many calls have come not have to import a judge this from farmers wanting to know just year, either. For one of their num- how to so about hovtng some ot it ^ c A Vlncmt cla5smatt ot on their farms next winter. County agents at many other n, ‘ ne and farmer of Lynchburg, did places tell me of similar interest, the judging for this year’s show. That long dormant ability to pro- So South. Carolina marked prog- duce fine year around grazing is now ress in this line too, with milking beginning to show up and give us Shorthorn cattle. , that "June grazing in January”, as * re our Hugh Woodle calls it. And. when . . . , . that sots firmly "t.bl.ihed on many ,,,1*7 1 ,, ? farms, we will not be engajm* .1. '“iV, 1 ° 1 !Z “ ''s"' 1 ""V that tolly of seeing green pasture. .J! 3 ', XU '’l a '* only in the distance. W. will be ^ “ lt ? n ,2^V .. V® W . walking upon them on our own for- .. . ' , * merly bari acres. . K *. And what a day that will be (or ™ 0! *' ° ld ' urk,! ' h ' n ’ *' re w; " S<.uth Carolina' For that w.U mean ^ ™ . real Uvestock industry to go with th ' m 1 * m * ur * the l J ' k w ' r * aur crop (arming And you can t » ur although Progressrie Farm'er ha, » often ^ vl *"„.' fh y said a,,d Ciemson has preached pe.sisienuy. wallow in the dust for a while Then. .. w k as if by magic, they would dtsap- My, how the birds are twittering to- ( p*ar from sight. We would run there /**** . , ^ i where they had been, and often that With spring in the air, I feel like WiiS the , Mt of lhem for ^ day twittering too. But ru admit , d | dn t keep my . , "•** ... eye on them as I should. For during Joel Williams, 4-H club boy from t j,at time dewberries along the Marion, had a remarkable *teer at hedge-rows were getting ripe And the State Fat Stock Show at F lor- j^e first wormy plums were begin- ence the other day. It was from a nin£ to drop , would ^ attending Brahman bull and a Shorthorn cow. ^ tho5C and turn m he3d a min . It was 11 months and 5 days old and ute And that . s usuaUy when the weighed 9.0 pounds. old h en told me goodbye for He is one of Lance Williams t h e jay boys. Lance has reclaimed hund- That ’ night wc would her u reds of acres of fine muck lands again when she came in ^ from the swamp. On these P«tures we would k her inned he is developing a sizeable herd of up unlil the to b cattle. Brahman bulls are being strong Then we k our used entirely on Hereford and on herf and not the lums and othcr Shorthorn cows. The calves come things we likel , found her nest bigger, make better grazers, and never bothered it while she wa , in maintain their advantage throughout Slght of it for shc would change it and go somewhere else. We would their growth, according to Lane. Kudzu Spreads Its Lattice return, take the eggs out carefully. My. how kudzu does spread its without touching the nest, and us- iolma 1 a 111 net ’ .. . healing lattice! Over many of the sore spots of ually she would continue to use it. Often have I put the egg or two Home Supply Go. NEXT TO BAILEY S BANK ’ PHONE 423 earth in these parts it has spread its in my ket so l could use m hand lines, tieing the edges of gullies to- for picking lums or dewbe ^ ie% on gether, preparatory to a good job the way home A stoop or a brush of darning the holes shut. against a plum bush and the egg Before the leaves come out you can would break in m t Al ^ d see this along many a rai.lroad fill, what a nast mess that 7 s< all over a highway embankment, and gullied bo> , s strin knife< whlstle> butt hilLs.de . Later it becomes a carpet marbles sling shot> and COMntless of green. | othcr gadgets he usually has in his t u ^ ? l0 f V,e i, pockets! To say nothing of that val- I have never talked of movies here. ued turke y eaa But I want to suggest one to you, j *' L "The Sun Comes Up”. It’s a fine, wholesome picture that brings in ru ral life. Jeannette McDonald is there in all of her glory. Drainage Coming All through the Low Country I | notice long piles of white, yellow, and black dirt marking the courses of new drainage canals. In many of those areas this just about means crop insurance. For those rich low-, lands are safe crop land when drain age reaches them. We have much of that sort. And much of that which is farmed there is often sobbed out,, when the water level rises in the bays and swamps. But with drain- j age, it becomes some of our best paying land. Shorthorn Cattle Growth j District Agent J. T. Lazar has l been very instrumental from the start in bringing milk shorthorn cat- , tie to South Carolina. Each year they i have staged a show and sale at Flor ence. At first most of the cattle had ! to be brought from other states, , shown, and ’Sold as foundation stock ' here. This year marked the first time that South Carolina growers had progressed to the point where they could put on a show and sale of 50 high quality Milking Short- liiorns by themselves, with no out side cattle. Dr. Felder Smith Optometrist Laurens, S. C. 126 EAST MAIN STREET South Side Public Square HOURS FOR EYE EXAMINATIONS: 9:00 to 5:30 Wednesdays 9:00 to 12:3« Phone 794 for Appointment \ l' Gray Funeral Home Clinton, 8. C. FUNERAL DIRECTORS ..nnd^. EMBALMERS AMBULANCE SERVICE Phones 41 and 399-J L. RUSSELL GRAY and V. PARKS ADAIR, Gen. Mgr*. And, to cap the climax, they did j —MWfwiiiMim«»«««»tM»i LOOK! ! EVERY NEW CONVENIENCE DULANF Carolina Suburban Gas Co. G. B. Sheppard Laurens, S. C. Phone 508 A. J. 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