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Thursday, June 19, 1952
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Pae:e Five
For the Week . . .
LYDIA MILLS NEWS
MRS. HORACE C. SMITH,
Correspondent and Representative
Rev. and Mrs. H. C. Holt and
family were entertained at dinner
in the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. T.
Bolt Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Mahaffey and
children spent the- week-end with
Mr. and IVIrs. A. T. Crawford.
Mrs. Daisy Corley of Greenwood,
is visiting her son, Joe Corley, and
family.
Cpl. Roy Lee White is home from
Korea on leave due to the illness
of his father.
Mrs. Agnes Garner, sister of
Jesse Duckett, died recently in
Jonesville.
Mrs.'*. Ella Adair and daughter
and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
|tdbt of Chillum, Md,, attended
the funeral of Mrs. Agnes Garner
in Giliad cemetery at Jonesville
recently.
Nancy Ann Smith is spending
several weeks with Brenda Barbee
near Clinton.
Diane Whitley is spending a few
weeks with Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
Nash.
Mrs. B. E. Eskew of Columbia, is
J. C. PENNEY GIVES FOREMOST
HERD TO MISSOURI UNIVERSITY
Mr Penney has specified that
visiting Mr and Mrs C R Kuv- the Property in New York may be
£3 ^ the-proceeds used to buy
kendall for a few weeks.
Cpl. Woodrow Worthy of the
Marines, visited Mrs. Worthy and
baby, Alice, in Lexington, his
mother, Mrs. Alice Worthy and sis
ter, Mrs. Louise Timmons at Cross
Columbia, Mo. — J. C. Penney,
chain store founded and native
Missourian, has given the Univer
sity of Missouri the world-famous
Foremost Guernsey dairy herd and
other assets with a total value es
timated at three-fourth of a mil
lion dollars.
President Frederick A. Middle-
bush announced today that Mr.
Penney’s gift includes all of the
property, endowments, and assets
of the Foremost Guernsey as
sociation corporation of New York,
which was recently dissolved by
the New York courts, at Mr. Pen
ney’s request, to permit transfer
of title to the university. The as
sociation’s assets include the farm
land, buildings and equipment at
Hopewell Junction, New York —
where the famous herd was found
ed more than 30 years ago—as well
as cash, stocks and bonds.
The Foremost herd of some 250
cattle, one of the country’s finest
purebred herds and valited conser
vatively at $200,000, will be
brought to Missouri and, in accord
ance with Mr. Penney’s wishes,
perpetuated by the University's
College of Agriculture.
both male and female, and have
made it possible to select even fin
er sires during the past 20 years
from within the herd.
Some of the famous sires which
will be moved to Missouri are:
Foremost Footprint A. R. (advanc- j
ed registry), Foremost Acme A. R..
Foremost J. C., and Foremost
Quantity’s Footprint. These sires!
combine the greatest bloodlines of
the breed.
Mr. Penney’s career is one of the
great success stories in American
business. The former Missouri!
farm boy who once clerked in a 1
store for $2.27 a month, later
founded in 1902 the chain of retail
dry goods stores bearing his name
and how totaling 1,624 outlets. Al-j
ways devoted to agriculture, he
owns seven farms in Missouri. One
is located at his birthplace near
Hamilton, and the others are near
Gallatin, Trenton, Chula and
Breckenndge. ,
and equip a farm near Columbia
for maintenance of the herd. Presi
dent Middlebush said the name,
“Foremost Guernsey,” will be re
tained, as requested by Mr. Pen-
"H HT ~ f&ce htTy. Af retr a leave—hc 4ne y - -— —
.will be stationed in .Charleston. Mr. Penney said it is his wish
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Smith and that the^income from the asset’,
children visited .their uncle, John
and from the farm and herd ope-
H. Roberts, in Chester Sunday, ^ rations of the Foremost Guernsey _ .
who is seriously ill at Pryor hos- herd ‘‘be used as deemed best by J will become effective June 30.
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5 Laurens County
Schools Added To
Ware Shoals District
Greenwood, June 14.—An order
consolidating Laurens and Abbe
ville county areas into Ware
Shoals School District 55 was sign
ed here yesterday by the Qreen-
wood County - BoarcTiyf EdjRcrtronr^
The order is being sent to the \
boards in Abbeville and Lauren -!
counties, and if signed by them!
pital.
Friends in the community .will
sympathise with Mrs. Hugh Bal
lard and Mrs. Mattie Harvey in the
death of their brother,
Douglas. He was a* brother-in-
law of Mrs. Horace Smith.
the university in the further de j There seems to be no question
velopment and improvement of the but that the Laurens board will
sign, since that board May 19 took
official action making the Poplar!
Bible School Continues
The Union vacation Bible school,
conducted by the Presbyterian
and Methodist churches, will con
tinue through this week at Provi
dence school. The clgsing pro
gram will be on Sunday. A picnic
herd and farm and for such re
search, teaching, demonstrations,
Homer land additional activities as may be i Springs section of Laurens county
considered appropriate by the uni-: a part of the Ware Shoals school
versity and related to the general district.
objectives.” 1 The Abbeville board, has not
Mr.° Penney asked that the herd j agreed as yet to take final action
be maintained on a University on the matter. The latest Abbe
farm by the department of dairy ville offer, according to W. R.
husbandry, whose chairman. Prof.; Dunn, chairman of the Greenwood
Arthur C. Ragsdale, has served on board, is for the children to be sent
will be held for the group Friday! 1939.
the board of directors of the Fore- j to Ware Shoals, with the local
most Guernsey association since tax money in that Abbeville area
afternoon.
to be retained in Abbeville coun-
CafebralM Birthday
Miss Sharon O’Shields was hon
ored with a surprise birthday party
Friday night at her home with 17
guests .enjoying the occasion. The
games were led by Mrs. Alice
O’Shields. Afterwards refresh
ments were served and the honoree
received numerous gifts.
Lawrence R Rainey, of St. Al- ty. The Greenwood board
bans, Mo., widely recognized as a | not agree to that provision,
leading Guernsey—breeded,—has!
been appointed superintendent to! e( j as follows:
The aieas in question are deft
manage the Foremost Guernsey
herd and farm for the university.
He will assume his duties early
this summer.
In building his herd, Mr. Penney
purchased only four bulls, the oth
er fares having been produced
within the herd. He first bought
Langwater Foremost for $20,000
Club To Meet
The Woman’s club will mee
Thursday night (tonight). A1
members are invited to attend with Faithful, set a world record with I
In Greenood county all of the J
present three f school districts as
follows: Algary School District No.
1, Ware Shoals^ School District 2
1 and Walnut Grove School District
No. 3.
"In Laurens County all of the
five school districts as follows -
will
igThen he acquired Langwater Valor,! [°^ WS-
‘'one of whose daughters, Valor’s 1 [ aghcr ^ rine D ^’’l
a Brewerton S-7 and Mt. Bethel
new members welcome.
SAY:
“I SAW IT IN THE CHRONICLE*’
THANK YOU
20,017 pounds of milk and 976.5
pounds of butterfat as a five-year-
old. The third sire, Mixter May
IS-2. Reedy River will be the
dividing line on the North and
East, while the district lines now
IF YOU DON’T READ
THE CHRONICLE
YOU DON’T GET THE NEWS
Awful Pains and Suffering
Relieved by Dr. Hart
DR. HART
“After the first adjust
ment, my legs and back
stopped hurting and the
pains have not returned,’'
says Mrs. Essie Mason.
Route 1, Ware Shoals, S. C.
This is only one of the many
patients who have been helped
by Dr. Hart. No drugs are used
to deaden the offected parts.
Dr. Hart seeks the CAUSE
of pain and ill health. Once re
moved, Nature is then able to
send its healing forces to the
sick area and the patient be^
gins to make recovery as rap
idly as possible.
Read, Mrs. Mason’s letter
and deiede now - to consult Dr.
Hart about your health prob-
. lems.
"I wish everyone could know how much Chiropractic has im
proved my health.
"I felt like I could hardly walk because of the awful pains in
my legs and the lower part of my back. My back has caused me
to suffer off and on all my life. All that suffering is a thing of the
past since I received Chiropractic spinal adjustments. I had a stiff
feeling in my neck and across my shoulders. I was underweight
and suffered with weak dizzy spells due to low blood pressure.
All these symptoms have disappeared one by one under Chiro
practic Health Service.
"Dr C. J. Hart, of Laurens, S. C., took X-Ray pictures and
found the cause of my trouble in the spine. After the first adjust
ment my legs and back stopped hurting and the pains have not
returned. A short time later the stiffness in my neck and shoul
ders was gone. I feel better and sleep better since Chiropractic
care I have a good appetite and have gained in weight. There
has been no recurrence of the weak dizzy spells, which were said
to be caused by low blood pressure.
“I W rite this letter recommending Chiropractic to anyone suf
fering, with the sincere hope that they, too, will find a solution
to their health problems.”
For further information consult—
DR. CHARLES J. HART
254 West Main St. — Laurens, S. C.
Telephone 22501 Parking Space
Royal, was bought in 1925 for $23,-; ^ ) x ? stinR between Mt. Bethel and
000. The fourth sire, Shorewuod' Princeton will be the dividing
Resolute, was'grand champion at; ] ir ^ e on A . t , he r .) V f st ’ be \
The National-©mry - -sho-w in -1924-and Bethel Grove ,
and 1926. These bulls have sired; on the ^? ut "f ast-
scores of record-winning progeny, ^ Abbeville County. All of
=—£ j what was formerly known as Eu- 1
! reka School District of Abbeville
; County before this district was!
I consolidated with Donalds School.
District.
“It is definitely understood and
'agreed by and between the parties
, hereto, that the board of trustee.'
j for this District will be appointed
1 by the County Board of Education
of Greenwood county, with the
1 members of said board being se
lected at large from the entire
i areas of the district.
"It is further agreed by and be
tween the parties that the s^me
; number of mills will be maintain
ed throughout the District for
school purposes, which levy will
be decided on by the board of
trustees of said district, or by tne
method in force in Greenwood
County for establishing levies for
purpose of raising funds for tho
operation of the schools. It is
agreed by Abbeville and Lauren<
Counties that funds collected
from their counties from the afore
said levy or levies will be turned
over to the Treasurer of Greenwood
County at the end of each fiscal
year, or at other times, if the
County Board of Education or local
Board of Education so request to
be placed to the credit of * Ware
Shoals School District No. 55, or the
County Board of Education de
pending on the purpose for which
the mills were levied.”
CREDITORS’ NOTICE
All persons having claims against 1
the estate of D. E. Tribble, deceased, |
are hereby notified to file the same;
duly verified, with the undersigned, I
and those indebted t6 said estate will 1
please make payment likewise.
W. B. TRIBBLE, Et Al.,
Executors.
May 27, 1952: J 19-3cw
Dr. Felder Smith
Optometrist
Laurens, S. C.
116 EAST MAIN STREET
South Side PubUe Square
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