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-4 \ Briinasiii'1 ■ I v v . Page Four THE CLINTON CHRONICLE THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 1949 Revival Services At Joanna Pentecostal Holiness Church Revival services began Sunday at the Pentecostal Holiness church in .’■anna and will continue through cone 2S. The gve t ntinistor for the meet-, »; is the Re. Freeman Mashburn,' i:v md \'a . evangelists A vaca- n Bible schoc»l is being conducted ot the same time. The pastor. Rev. Ben ,Tones, cordially invites the-pub- : a*tend the services. C REDITORS' NOTICE All person.' haying claims against the estate of James Boyd Speake, SCHOOL MAJORETTES, BANDS AND TEAMS GH THE PUBLICITY, NOT BRAIN UNITS Babson Thinks Too Much Attention Paid Non-Essentials. Ringold Lady Dora Tops Hampshire Sows Raises Total of 71 Pigs to Weaning Age his picture in the newspapers with a half column story of his life! _ Employers feel that this- present policy of featuring the non-essentials and of smothering the essentials is all wrong. Yet 80 per cent of the high 1 school and state universities are looking to these employers to give their students jobs. Employers would do.■ cased, arc hereby notified to tile the same, duly verified, with the un- tler.-igncd. .and those indebted to said • • ite wil] please make payment nke wise. RALPH L. WILBANKS, DR ERIC BARNES, Executor*;. .Time 0, 1949 ’ 23-3cw FINAL SETTLEMENi T.dse not; e that on the 7th day o! daly. HN9. I will render a final ac- (Cimt of my acts and doings ns Ad- mims'trator' with Will Annexed of the »-tott fi> Mo.-o Dillard in the ofTice . ‘ • e Judge of Probate of Laurens Ci ty. at 10 o'clock AM., and on the .'..me day will apply for a final r... -go from my’frust as Adminis- • • : with Will Annexed. A - y ; r .-on indebted to said estate ct.fied and required to make pay- mt -Jen r before that date: and all • tr? ns having claims against said cst .te w.ll present them #n or before . date, duly proven, or be forever i. a:: t u. • C D CHILDS. Adm with Will Annexed, Clinton. S C. .Time 6. 1949. 30-4cw TAX ELECTION NOTICE In accordance with an act author- g same, an election will be held :n the Joanna School District. Hun ter N 6. on Tuesday, June 21, 1949 fc...d election will be for the purpose ci -. t.ng on the matter of mcrea.'.ng • «e special schoi^ levy .n said dis- fr.it by 6 (six) rmlls. The place of the election will be the Joanna sc.hool house, and the h --S w.ll be from 8 o'clock A M. to J r'clock PM The election will be in harge of the trustees of said dis- *r..t. who wiU report the results of the electi n f^ the Auditor of the Ci >r.!y v>r.lv such electors as return real By ROGER BABSON Babson Park. Mass., June 8. a part of the annual Gasparilla cele- h ave m ore spelling matches, bration of TSmpa. and the Mardi typewwriting contests, oral arithme- Gras *f New Orleans which I at- tic quizzes, and other practical ex- tended last winter, also the Cotton >">*«•»' and »*>!?» « h * ^ ■- j u ^ i newspapers would feature. Further- First of her Hampshire breed to Exposition of Memphis, and the Or- morc j WO uld not limit this new at- become a “seven-star ^ sow, Rm- ange festival of Los Angeles, there titude merely to tfye “practical” sub gold Lady Dora No. 753,058 has are a ] waVK marvelous parades. jects which my business friend raised a total ot ,1 pigs to wean- These parades have beauUful floats want. Let us a\so have contests i. friends' ins. nap an nverice of 10 1 dips inese paraaes nave ueauiuut uuaia a^so ha\e comests in ing age. an a\erage ot iu.1 pigs L ... - » history, in science, in literature and per litter; This' record is more and other attractions. They ard spec- in arts Those who i ead in these de . impressive when compared with tacular and interesting events, with partments should also be featured. national averages. According to contributions from business and During the past few years, the Un- U. S. department of agriculture re- , . .. ited States has been enjoying the ports, the national average is 6.18 ; ribution . consist? nm. and fore-’ 8 reatest Jr boom in its history. Every- most, of the school bands. Many of one cduld get a job of some kind. these come from all parts of the state. But let me tel1 . m ; v rea ders that this Then there are divisions of major- situation is beginning to come ettes. which always get good ap- to an ^ nc *' ^^ :ln g the years ahead plause. The football players made up onl - v hose f wh o are proficient in a division; and the baseball players somc lme of work wlU Set employ- another; and. of course, there are the mcn t- high school “soldiers.” | Even common factory labor is There are no divisions which ex- gradually being eliminated by auto- hibit the work of the chemistry, matic machinery. Young people must physics, secretarial, manual arts, or he trained in something worthwhile in fact any other departments of the to get jobs in 1951 and through schools upon which employers de- the depression years to follow. In pend. From watching these parades, ^“ c t- today the Bureeu of Labor Sta- one would think that our high tistics, states that 50,000 Bachelors schools existed onlv for training for °f Science will be graduated in 1951, noise,, sports and war. Yet. I can when the replacement will be leas well realize how a very interesting than 10,000. float could be made of pretty girls In closing, I do want to say a good in scanty bathing suits, operating word, for the "4-H Clubs" of our gaily colored typewriters! schools. These are doing excellent The feifuring of the non-essen- work and they are being generously tials of our school system is not featured by the newspapers. For •pring pigs and 6.39 fall pigs per kmited to the parades Almost every this work the national, state and Liter raised to weaning age. day the best newspapers of our lar- county agricultural agents largely To qualify for a star in the Hamp- gest cities give one or two pages to deserve the credit. These clubs are •hire production registry a sow the athletic teams of its schools and systematically organized aad super- trust raise a Utter of at least eight colleges. vised. Perhaps the solution of the pigs, without fault or defect, to They give space to featuring the businessman’s problems is to have weigh 320 pouads* within 56 days bands, and they send photographers the U S. Department of Commerce, of farrowing. And of course to gain to get pictures of the majorettes, or the Department of Education a ••seven-star" recosd Ringold When a new college or high school start secretarial clubs, arithmetic Lady Dora has repeated this per- professor is employed, it scarcely clubs and spelling clubs! formance seven times.'She it the gels into print; but when a new The need is groat:—It must be first sow in the Hampshire breed football coach is hired, he will got met some way. . to be listed for either the sixth or Here, with her seventh "star" family, is Ringold Lady Dora No. 753.0.>6, champion production s iw in the Hampshire breed and the first of her kind to qualify as a "seven-star" sow. ICE-COLD FROM COOLERS ALL ©V** Pep si Tastes Better! 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MORE jerms to KILL the vie’ NEW f »ot comfort or your •u.k Today at McGee’s Drug seventh "star" litters. s«e iweiwtitititii it mm m mi *MM**Mn»M>»mt>«>«M>i<igi« mm <w»it it mtMMitmuitMi* »»■«»«■»». In her seventh “star" Utter, this S Sow farrowed 15 pigs, nine of which S v.ere saved. Tie eight selected for 15 teg.ctratirn wt ghed 443 pounds S at 56 days after farrowing. The product on champion was fed j-j e ration cor.tam.ng corn. oats, al- jj fi.Ifa and pelletized mi!k by- k I iucU pr. r t farrowing, flt-r :: I .gs wore ertt p :« J early and raised , t-j tn a ration of seven parts corn and three parts oats, with 8 pej cent \\ milk by-products added. H Ringold Lady has been owned U and bred by William C. Goodneart, -g Jr . of Eaton, Ohio, since 1944, and was sold to Meadowlark Farms, Inc., Sullivan, Ind. :: Farm Production Cosfs :: • # K DO YOU HAVE PROPER FIRE PROTECTION? Is your coverage adequate? Should vnu sailer a disastrous hre would your insurance cover your loss? Think this over. See os for all kinds of Insurance. Surety Hoads and Real Estate. 1 We invite your business. We Write Hail Insurance On Cotton Clinton Realty & Insurance Co. R. Hubert Boyd Phone 6 Farm production costs have near ly tripled since the pre-war years of 1935-39, according to U. S de partment of agriculture statistics. These costs totaled 14.9 billion dol- 8 lars in 1947, compared with 5 2 bil- a lion before World War II s out- break. Farm wages are now three j;: and a half times the 1935-39 aver- 8 e- ?: Meanwhile, farm prices have slumped and many economists ex- pect a further easing in months ahead Corn and wheat are already 25 to 40 per cent under th«r early 1948 peaks. Farmers can best meet the im- pact of higher production costs and t: lower prices by good soil manage- 5 RUBY'S BEAUTY SHOP “Pofeuional Care . . . It Best for Your Hair” S. Broad St. Phoae 453 We Invite Your Business • fsbf. R L. Plaxlco D. E. TRIBBLE CO. BULBEKS StPPLIES I Phone 94 / ■^>v ‘4 W. Roy PltU PITTS COAL CO. “Best QuaUty Coal” Phone 75 PITTS SER. STATION "Service With a Smile" William M. Shields SHIELDS' MODERN STUDIO COMMERCIAL AND PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY Jacobs Bldg. Phone 85-W F-an PRODUCTION C06T=> 1) » 1055 - 50 Ci. EB AGE J? “Service Beyond the Contract” GENERAL INSURANCE REAL ESTATE R. E. WYSOR, III Jacobs Bldg. Phone 85-J j PICK-UP f TRY OUR i TUNE V....UP COOPER MOTOR CO. / Phone 515 W’est Main Street E j ment that steps up crop producing efficiency and lowers output costs per unit. ^ ' Good soil management involves no magic or mystery. It simply means playing fair with the soil by returning organic matter and plant nutrients used up by constant crop production. Organic matter can be restored by grow'ing deep-rooted legumes such as alfalfa or sweet clover in the rotation and plowing them under for green manure. When the soil is restocked with organic matter and plant food you will get higher yields and you will cut your production costs. Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Roddy ‘ RODDY'S RESTAURANT "Serving Fine Food for Fine Folks" CHANDLER'S GARAGE Started as Chandler and Cooper ten years ago, H. G. Chand ler took over the business three years ago and has since owned and operated the garage that bears his name—Chandler's Garage, located at 115 South Broad. 1 Chandler's Garage has a complete repair service department with facilities for servicing all makes of automobiles and trucks and tractors, including general and complete repairs, wheel aligning and front wheel balancing with genuine Bear equip ment. Chandler's Garage is known for service and dependability. Mr. Chandler invites you to visit his garage for regular service, thus adding years of mechanical life to your automobile. You will find it practical, efficient and economical. 'cl a J i 'l T-V ' Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Cox COX HOME & AUTO SUPPLY CO. “Customer Satisfaction Guaranteed” ”01 V Broad Phone 12 I 1 g %« ♦ ♦ A \ H. G. Chandler CHANDLER'S GARAGE General Auto Repairing Phone 71 8 S Dry Skim Milk Retailed _ Now in Small Packages Now that dry skim milk—offlei*!- ly called non-fat dry milk solids— is on retail markets in small pack ages for home use, thrifty home makers have a convergent, eco nomical product to build up the nu tritive value of family meals. The ease and convenience of its use as well as its high nutritive value justify its place along with flour, sugar and salt on the pantrj •helf 0/ every homemaker. /A^ Thomas E. Baldwin BALDWIN APPLIANCE CO. FRIGIDAIRE SALES AND SERVICE Domestic and Commercial Appliances C. W. Cooper C. W. COOPER GARAGE KAISER.FRAZIER Sales and Service AU Makes of Cars Repaired and Serviced L. E. Bishop W. M. Walker BISHOP-WALKER REXALL STORE "If If, Hr,all. If, Right” , J. Dillott Law CLINTON .BODY REBUILDERS “Doing What We Know- Know What We’re Doing’ 106 Hampton Ave. Phone 539