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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Thursday, February 8, 1951 *
1951 '—
AGRICULTURAL
PROGRAM
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CAROLINA
FARMING FOR NATIONAL DEFENSE
^ Slda. Jl^ncuQliviaJl Comnullrt,
ChniAOK Lolb<jt' Odj/nAurn, S&un<Jb
Six-Inch Sermon
By REV. ROBERT H. HARPER
an-fri farminj’,
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THE GREAT TEACHER
I Mark 4: 1^2a; 26-34.
. „ . . . ^ , , Memory Selection: Mark 4:24.
A 15-point 1951 farm program for .and ^ll-bei^otmefamfam,^ o( ^ as ^ ^
A-aurens county, centering around thej 2. Food and Feed. Our country “ _j, ra _
stale theme. Farming for National! needs more food. Incr€ase / nTOme ^ v, 7age J’a ready and’ practfca/ arl
Delense,” was announced yesterday | producing, conserving and using ad- * J^r sDeaking to the t^o
by the County Agricultural Commit- equate food for family needs. Grow ^ement for speaking to the i^o
1lP ! a year round garden on every farm. | P le / n the open. He sat m a ship and
Frepared jointly by the Clemson ! Continue to increase the efficient s P° ke to the assem,l>led on the
College Extension Service and the; production of com p^tures and oth-|« occasion he b e ga n to use
tv^.h Carolina Agricultural Com-^r crops for our growing livestock ^ his teaching In the ger _
rnit.oc. the piogram as adop.e ^ | IIU y ‘ mination of the seed and the growth
the county group emphasizes bal-| 3. Soil Conservation and Improve- of ^ lant until grain was borne
ent: Make . our soils m ° re P roduc ‘‘Jesus illustrated the growth of the
•reservation, grassland; t ive by liming, proper fertilization, kingdom of <^ d amon g me n. He also
o’.lon production, market-; cover crops, crop rotations, and ter- isaid that the kingdom is like a grain
:nr; and youth work. racing drainage and irrigation where of muitara seedi one o{ the smal i es t
County Agent C. B Cannon has, needed. Cover South Carolina wi-h of all the seeds> that spr i n g s i n na .
expressed approval of the program , a Blanket of Green. I ture’s wondrous ,way and produces
and pointed out that information and i 4. Farm and Home Equipment and an herb so large that the birds can
suggestions to help farm people un- Supplies: Farm and home equipment fi nd shade in its branches,
der.-tand and apply the suggested is scarce. Make it last by more effi-
firacices are available in his offices, cient care and use. Obtain fertilizers,'
In brief, objectives toward which' insecticides and other supplies ear-' ^MfRur-jrimunirmninirnfiu-niiu
tht committee will work during the | ly.JExpand rural electrification and' ****
coming year are: | rural telephone service where possi-
1. Balanced farming; make every ble.
5. Grassland farming for more
livestock, dairying and poultry: Fur
ther balance our farming system by
developing a larger farm income
from hogs, beef cattle, dairying,
chickens and turkeys, through closer
culling and improved feeding and
marketing.
6. Cotton: We need more cotton in
1951. To meet demands and higher
production costs for cotton, plant im
proved and treated seed of known
germination. Use proved varieties.
Use recommended poisons and prac
tices to control cotton insects and
diseases. Improve preparation and
;(ginning. Use grade and staple serv
ice in marketing.
perfectly obvious. They illustrate the ferred to the Marine Corps Recruit
growth of the truth and the spread Depot, Parris Island, for an eight
of the kingdom in and through re- *eek period of recruit training,
ceptive hearts. The good seed of thel OPrince graduated from Clinton
truth comes to fruition in due time, high school in June, and prior to en-
The kingdom of God grows from listment was employed by Cox Home}
more to more.
. It is evident that Jesus used the
parable that he might make the truth
more plain to his hearers. Stories
told in illustrating the truth not on
ly interest men but they also help
men the better to gain the truth. So
Jesus illustrated heavenly things in
terms of earthly things and made the
truth more plain to inquiring minds.
Sc may the truth prove to you.
The teaching of these parables is
Thomas Prince
Joins U. S. Marines
„ Thomas E. Prince, of this city, add
ed his name to the rolls of the U. S.
Marine corps this week when he en
listed in the Marine Corps Reserve
for an indefinite tour of active duty.
Upon his enlistment, he was trans-
and Auto Supply.
acre do its part by planning the en-
Jirf farm to make best use of land
lafltn.r, equipment and finances, and
by tfficient production to meet mark
et t-emands. Provide for the health
HEAR THE
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iEver add up
j what you
! could LOSE?
You have perhaps often
added up what you are worth.
Ever add up what you
COULD LOSE? It might per
haps be several times what
you are worth.
Example: you may injure
somebody, and the law may
take all you’re worth and at
tach your future income for
years to come. 1
Example: your house may
burn and it may cost you
twice its original price to re
place it.
Sometime add up all the
losses you MIGHT have and
you’ll see that you are under
insured at many points —
Against theft, fires, lawsuits,
embezzlement, interruption of
business, etc.
Gloomy? Well, the purpose
of the America Fore insurance
policies we write is to end this
Icindof gloomy thinking.
7. Tolbaceo: Keep up yields per acre
of high quality cigarette tobacco.
G.ve more attention to the produc
tion of early plants and the control
of plant bed and field insects and
diseases.
8. Fruits and Vegetables: Meet
competition by using recommended
varieties and improved methods of
production, grading, preparation and
marketing.
9. Forestry: Keep South Carolina
forests green by giving farm wood-
, lands better management and fire
j protection. Do a better job of mark
eting the timber crop. Reforest lands
best suited to trees.
| 10 Seed and Plants: Good seeds
S and plants make the difference. In
crease production and use of clean,
j high quality seeds and plants includ
ing certified seed, for additional farm
income and efficient crop produc
tion. ,
11. Pests and Diseases: Fight the
robbers. Use approved methods and
materials in controlling crop and
livestock insects, diseases and para
sites, household insects, rats, weeds
Rani other pests.
12. Marketing: Quality products
bring highest prices. Expand the de
velopment and use of processing and
marketing facilities.
13. Farm Homes and Other Build
ings: Plan necessary improvements
for farm homes and other farm build
ings for health, safety, efficiency
eomtort and general appearance.
14. Farm Boys and Girls: Invest
in the future. Further develop 4-H
club work to train rural boys and
girls in better farming, and home
making, health, citizenship and lead
ership.
15. Health and Receation: Keep
well. Plan for better family and com
munity health through improved
housing, nutrition and rural health
and recreational facilities. Correct
the food deficiencies in South Caro
lina diets by use of more meat, milk,
eggs, vegetables and fruits.
Savings Accounts
3%—DIVIDEND—3%
We invite savings accounts from the people of Clinton
and vicinity. You will like our friendly and efficient ser
vice, and you will receive your dividend promptly each
January 1st and July 1st. Any amount — from II up —
opens an account.
Each account is insured up to $10,000 by the Federal
Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation. Two people may
have up to $30,000 fully insured.
Accounts by mail promptly acknowledged.
Chartered and Supervised by the
United States Government
Laurens Federal Savings
& Loan Association
Telephone 22271
LAURENS’ LARGEST SAVINGS INSTITUTION
104 West Main Street Laurens, S. C.
Each $1.00 invested in
/mm CHILEAN NITRATE of SODA
brings big, EXTRA PROFITS this year!
300 lbs. of Chil
ean Nitrate in
creased yields
of oats 35-40
bn. per acre.
Dollar return: almost 4 to 1.
Chilean Nitrate also improves
the feeding quality and the pro
tein content of forage crops.
• mmm mmm mmm mmm mmm m
200 to 300 Ibe.
of Chilean Ni
trate produced
150 to 200
pounds more
lint cotton per acre. Dollar re
turn: about 10 to,!. Yon can’t
afford not to invest in natural
aoda this year!
300 Iba. of Chil
ean Nitrate in
creased yields
of corn about
20 bushels per
acre. Dollar return: almost 4 to 1.
Chilean Nitrate means maximum
yields for maximum profits!
HERE’S WHY* Nitrogen
content — all nitrate nitrogen
. . . fast-acting . .. completely
available ... the only natural
nitrate in the world.
Sodium content — eootefae
26% sodium (equivalentto35%
sodium oxide) . . . sodium is
rssentud to maximum yields...
substitutes for potassium, where
lacking, and makes soil phos
phate more available ... helps
“sweeten’* the soiL
traces ef iodine, manganese,
potassium, magnesium, boron,
calcium, iron, sulphur, copper
and xinc.
“Look for the bulldog
on the bag. It mean
natckel soda in froo*
flowin’ pellet form.
U»ed now for over |
one hundred years.**'
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AMERICA’S LARGEST AND FINEST LOW-PRICED CAR!
Santee's 'Profit' Is Loss
Santee-Coaper has just released a
new annual report showing a net in
come or profit of $1,203,081, for the
1949-50 fiscal year. Just how real is
'this profit we shall attempt to show
without going too deeply' into the
realm of higher mathematics.
Santee-Cooper paid, in lieu of tax
es, a sum of $34,412. If Santee-Coop
er had paid taxes at the same rate as
a private utility, its tax bill would
have been aibout $2,000,000. That
means Santee-Cooper was excused
from paying $1,965,588 in taxes dur
ing the year.
Santee-Cooper paid interest of
$735,350 on $39,014,000 which it still
owes the federal government. But
the federal government gave Santee-
Coopr outright another amount of
aibout $04,000,000. If Santee-Cooper
had had to pay interest (2.5 per cent)
on this amount—as any private util
ity would have to do-r-rits total in
terest would have been $1,585,350.
That means Santee-Cooper was ex
cused from paying $860,000 in inter
est during the year.,
Adding the amounts Santee-Coop
er was excused from paying in taxes
and interest, we arrive at a total of
$2,825£88. Any private utility, in
figuring its annual balance sheet,
would have to include those items
as expenses.
If Santee-Cooper had not been ex
cused from paying those items, its
annual report would not show a prof
it of $1,203,081. It would show in
stead a loss of $1,822,507.
The loss is afbsoifeed, every year,
by taxpayers, who get no interest
payment on the $34,000,000 given
Santee-Cooper and who are deprived
of the taxes that Santee-Cooper
ought to be paying—The News Sc
Courier.
Tha Smart Haw StyloGn* Da Lwxa 2-Door Soda
• • •
yes-refreshinglg new,
WITH FINEST QUALITY ALL THE WAY THROUGH !
—with time-provd
ROWER tfUcU,
AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION
—proved by more than a billion miles of
performance in the hands of hundreds of
thousands of owners.
tmtrm
PtwtrfluU Autsmatk Ti
Ds Lmm HmUi <$s mm.
md lOykj.
AMERICAN BEAUTY DESIGN—Bril
liant new styling . . . featuring
entirely new grille, fender mold
ings and rear-end design . . .
imparting that longer, lower,
wider big-car look that sets Chevrolet apart
Buy the car that’s refreshingly new, and
thoroughly proved, too ... the hew 1951
Chevrolet!
It’s more dependable, more desirable, from
its time-proved Powerglide Automatic Trans
mission* for finest no-shift driving and
Silent Synchro-Mesh Transmission for finest
standard driving at lowest cost to its time-
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MODERN-MODE INTERIORS—With
upholstery and appointments of
oustanding quality, in beautiful
two-tone color harmonies . . .
and with extra generous seating
room for driver and all passengers.
proved Valve-in-Head engine performance.
So powerful and efficient that Valve-in-Head
design is the trend-leader of the industry!
Take one look at the following features—
and then visit our showroom and see Chev
rolet for 1951 in all its sterling quality—and
you’ll know it’s America's largest and finest
low-priced car. Better see \X—today!
AMERICA-PREFERRED BODIES BY
FISHER—With new and even more
strikingly beautiful lines, con
tours and colors . . . with extra
sturdy Fisher Unisteel construc
tion . . . Curved Windshield and Panoramic
Visibility . • . combining safety and comfort.
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MOM POWERFUL JUMBO-DRUM
BRAKES (with Dvbl-Ufa rlvtUtt
broka Hn/ngiJ-Largest brakes in
low-price field . . . with both
9 brake shoes on each wheel self-
. giving maximum stopping-power
,#
energizing
with up to 25% less driver effort
SAFETY-SIGHT INSTRUMENT PANEL
—Safer,.more efficient . . . with
overhanging upper crown to
eliminate reflections from in
strument lights . . . and plain,
easy-to-read instruments in front of driver.
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IMPROVED COTTER-POINT STEER
ING land Cantor-Po/nf Dtlgul-
Making steering even easier at
low speeds and while parking
... just as Chevrolet’s famous
Knee-Action Ride is comfortable beyond com
parison in its price range.
MORE PEOPLE BUY CHEYROLETS THAN ANY OTHER CAR!
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-GILES CHEVROLET COMPANY, Inc.
PImm 26
W«t Mala Street
CMnton, g. C.
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