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FARMS... AND FOLKS By J. M Eleazer rw»M« ( oiWc* In for mat Ion Spnrlnknl VKU REIT IN N4UDA K Moor> *m thr problMn So they A little over a rear *fo C ounty put rt up thrmodve* and Marled Acml ('ra\m of Saluda, pot his their asioriation •Lun men top ether and they talked They hoped to heel'd 50 cows their artificial insemination 'Hiey wanted first year CravH lefts me they ac Dairy.np u rather mr% in Saluda But Craven tella me the milk tales already exceed a million dot lam a year And from the pastures and better cattle I see cominr along there, that fipure la bound at grow, and grow rather fa* Yes. this, and other things, la what's happening on Saluda's vast acres that have pone from cotton. BRING A FRIEND TO CHURCH WITH YOU tATIOM: C & L CONCRETE Co 2tS V. Carolina Axe. Johnson Bros. CITIZENS FED. AusUn-Jone* Super Market SAV. & LOAN Furniture Co. DEES OIL CO. N. HnaS St. GULF OIL CORP. COOPER MOTOR CO. E. Carolina As*. C. & L ISt IRBY’S MARKET 2t7 Mnacrose 81. J. A. Addinon, DL-thbutor CONCRETE CO. 205 W. Carolina At*. Clinton Realty & Insurance Co. Mrs. B. Hubert Boyd, Ajft. W. Pitts St. INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY CO. 219 W. Main St. NEWBERRY j £. JONES COUNTY BANK & Son. Furniture J " a " ,U 200 W. Main St. WHITEFORD’S HOWARD’S RESTAURANT PHARMACY Ml North St. YARBOROUGH 00. CO. IM L Main St. LARK’S Eaao Station Ml S Ww. «a JOANNA STORES Joanna, S. C. CHRONICLE PUB. CO. 109 Gary St.’ McGEE’S DRUG STORE 100 W. Main St. YOUNG’S . Gulf Service 212 N. Brand HL Carole A Doha >, wvm%M/rn mlagk (n Conaty \gmm King af MU rnr Ceone W< p ««y mnrtmma. operation Thu tnchidro haneotiag. Monim and feeding thr I ulage And J. D Bate, la fully mechanising his. too King My*. H It is no longer neces sary to use hand Labor in any phase of their silage program Both have more than ITS cows in their milk ing herds ” Just another illustration of how fewer and fewer farmers are feed ing u. better and better • • • NEW USES FOR LAND Hampton county has planted many pines in recent years And by^. keeping fires out. pines have come ^ to many acres there This has devel oped to the point that County Agent Thompson reports: “Farmers in this county are beginning to turn away from planting pine trees, and inter est is growing in planting Coastal Bermuda, sericea, and Bahia on land to be placed in the Conserva tion Reserve Program. It is appar ent that the ‘tree land’ in the county is just about planted up and that the good cropland that is being placed in the CRP will be planted to one of the above crops.” These adjustments of quite recent years and the next few ahead are sure changing the face of agricul ture here. With a very generous sprinkling of trees and grass, and all that they imply, among our fields and orchards and vineyards, our farming future takes on a more stable hue than k has had along in our time. • • • IRRIGATION PAID ON COTTON Hoyt Sorrow of Calhoun Falls, irrigated his cotton for the first time last year. County Agent Bull tells me We w ent out there to see it last fall. It looked mighty good I asked Mr Sorrow how much good he thought irrigation had dne him He said. "Well. 1 newer averaged over a bale per acre before and you Me •hat s o« there And k'M been mw R, he wm* long M get- Than w* drifWd m down M the kwb Mark and wMM, M Ms Mm* pnalarv to wn If we cmM rokh and eaatr our turn U the beef Hub HM* of the Dutcft Fork a half caw rtdo a nrw ynartbg anr lolha had Never a duH atanMnl aaiaag us tort M» 1 I Ml ■ hod la on iaa V ijr» i Me a «• mm ol a hickory ant and a number af Maypops We noticed his were not curving than like light er natml pops did when thrown Soon one of them got Zeke on the head when he wasn’t looking It staggered him a bit and a knot came on his head, as he yelled to high heaven. Well, the war was over. Both sides rushed to him, urging him to hush so they wouldn’t bear him up to the house. Ben had an extra slingshot rubber be had ordered off and got ten from J. Lynn and Co. He gave J. R. Crawford SURVEYING CLINTON. 8. C Phone S4M Joanna Dr. David T. Mixon Thrifty BREAD 2 1S-OZ. LOAVES SudgaL £aaf. Cf Sirloin or Bonnless Round T-lonn or Club flFIED’ LB. Budget Beef Chuck Roast Budget Beef - 7-Inch Rib Roast 2V2 to 3 Lb. Average Stewing Hens “ IS* Packer^ Label Standard i *■>>«: & is order or More Tomatoes —10< mum titiEtl GUARANTEED MEATS Quality Controlled * Ground BEEF 49« Lb. Tl AM WINDS MSAMO C Oysters 494 Dressed Flounder ... ^ 43c CHIF'S FIIDf MACAtONI Salad »-*«•••» J5c f CHIF'S FIIDI fiminto chiisi v Spread » 49c ScjJbit fiuthu Pork Roast - 39c ao gooo meg sai If. Ifft. ONIT. UMft. I WITH |8 SnotodnifL fiuJUL (Jogtiablo Shortening 3 flam m CS Flour Jlipk CkitotL ... 3-D Detergent © at mom 59. 10 •“ 69 45* 0 — I • •• 4*8 “ •••-• f»40n Out »**"* sot nw fiackid ... 9 -MW > - W. PTTTS ST ~ CLINTON. 1 C I