The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, October 06, 1966, Image 15
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"linton, S. C., Thursday, Odobfr 6, 1966
THE CLTNTOfN CHHOHTCLF
Farm
By M. L. OUTZ, County' Agent
Henry Covington is one of verse weather, he is coming
| he busiest men I have ever up with a top yield. I asked
ecn. He is manager of Long about bird damage to milo,
iew Itanch in Youngs Com- since the old black birds seem
liuuiity, which carries a herd to go through fields by the
100 brood cows along with thousands. “I planted AKS
[’ < 1" 30 horses. He manages 614 bird resistant variety this
iis own farm of over 200 year, and I haven’t seen any
[icres, and a small feed lot birds. Last year the story
here he feeds out approxi- was different, and I had to
fnpteiy 150 head of cattle a use two carbide guns to keep
Icar. To feed the cattle, he them out,” Mr. Covington
■rows most all of his feed. Mr. stated.
ovington is a school teacher Milo is a good substitute
.t Cray Court-Owings and a for ( , )rn and ^ handle(1
| (eacon and Sunday School hy machinery from start to
Kupci mtcndent at ( edar n„i sh U n^akes an excellent
[;rove Hapt.st Church. c . attle and hog feed . It seems
rhe Covingtons moved into to stand during a drought and
la u re ns County three years wait for a rain which is a big
[‘40 to manage the Long View advantage. It has about 90 to
P la rich. Being a school teach- 95 percent the value of corn
r by trade, Henry took a job as cattle pr hflg feed. Mr.
(. aching to supplement his in- Covington likes it!
cmc. Since then he has pur- , W p pdere(J about lhe risk
Hmscd a 228 acre farm o hrs Evolved in feeding cattle.
l,vn Henry said -
Most ol the “Cattle have to be bought
By A. Ci Gordon
If
^he daughter of the late Dr.
J. D. Craine, a well - known
Baptist minister. She is or
ganist at the First Baptist
Church of Woodruff.
This fine family has added
much to Laurens County. I
want to congratulate each
and wish much success in all
that they undertake.
Walter P. Godfrey
Walter P. Godfrey, of Rt,
3, Clinton, near Rock Bridge
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Presbyterian ^Church, died three sons, Jesse H. and Floyd Pallbearers were grand-
W. Godfrey of Greer and sons.
Groce A. Godfrey of Clinton;^
a sister, Mrs. Dee Duncan Q f
Frjday at 3:30 p.m. at Bailey
Memorial Hospital after two
weeks of illneM-
Native of Spartanburg
County, spn qf the late Har
vey pnd Mattie Godfrey
of Selma Baptist Church near
Woodruff, tys wife was the
late Mary Rice Godfrey.
Surviving arc twq daught
ers, Mrs. Rufus (Bessie) Jen
nings of flreer and Mr®- Ma-
ble L. Godfrey pf Clinton;
L small feed lot.
H ls honu ‘ « r 1 own Rark 'y- right. In fact, I would say if
Lds. gram sorghum and my- a man wouldn . t pay more than
r a, ’ s aro ,hc 1 " ,ain $100 per calf at any time, he
I here is a small amount of stands ,it t | e chance of get-
kvlicat grown also. i tin „ hurt In other words a
Mr. Covington like's grain $100 calf will grow you out of
korghum. He planted 30 acres trouble.” I hadn’t thought of
llunc 29; and in spite of ad- it in that way, but he is right.
ACROSS
1 - Conquerors of
apace
8 - Health resort
9 - Mra. Sheep
10 - Thus
12 - Deeply
engrossed
13 - Printer's unit
14 - Get rid of
15 - Outstanding
time period
16 - Belonging to
17 - Suggestive
glance
18 - Incandescent
19 - Again
20 - Germanium
(chem.)
21 - Babylonian god
22 - Go astray
24 - Black
25 - Augment
26 - Restlngplace
28 - Kxposed
30 - Be Indisposed
31 - Water expanse
33 - Sun god
34 - Handyman’s
fastener
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lliUp
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f - Attempt
2 - Battalion (abb.)
3 - (beep disease
(poaa.)
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47 - Excessively
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- Perceive
: Was Indebted
- Roman 55
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- Proceed
- Thoroughfare
- OBe-aeason
plants *
• Bismuth (chem.)
-Dash
- Barest
- Male nickname
- Sequence
• Wear away
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-Pronoun
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- Opposed to ■
- To command
- African antelope
- Yea, In Spain
Consult
w.
ALVIN
HUEBLE
about this question:
‘‘The heating season
with its increased
fire risks Is upon us
again.” Does “fire
prevention make
sense — the removal
of newspapers and
rubbish and t n e
shielding of hot pipes
and chimneys, to
avoid a possible fire
hazard?”
BAILEY AGENCY
M. S. Bailey & Son, Bankers, Building
Dial Day 833-0681 — Night and Sunday 833-0323
That calf could go on grass
with a small amount of grain
and should keep his owner
from losing money.
Mr. Covington plans to keep
about 40 head on grass and
grain and about 40 head in
dry lot. The cattle are sold to
local markets. “Lots of times,
people come here and bt?y
them out pf the feed lot before
they are finished. They just
won’t wait,” Mr. Covington
said.
The feed lot consists qf an
old converted bqrn with qn
additional shed where a large
Hills Dale feeder is located
with a capacity pf several
tons. The cattle go in and
out from an open lot to feed.
A few hogs were following the
cattle.
The Covingtons have two
children, Mary and Dickie.
Mary is an. outstanding stu
dent a Gray Court - Owings.
She makes all of her clothing
under the mhlpnce qf Mrs.
McDaniel, hfr JW™ 5 econom
ies teacher. Mary received
the Criscq Ayvnrd last year
fof being tfie mpst outstand
ing FHA studept in h er class.
Dickie is a member of our
4-H paii y Calf Glnb antf Plans
to shqw af thp Laurens Coun
ty Fair. Mrs. Gqvington is
PRESBYTERIAN
ELON
Saturday, 7:45 P. M
Air Time
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— Sponsored By —
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Greenwood Mills of Joanna D, E. Tribble Company
Lynn Cooper, he., Dodge Dealer Walter Johnson Club
Nat Cole’s Amusement Centar in Laurens ■
Greer; a half-sister, Mrs.
Mattie Robinson of Woodruff;
28 grandchildren and 42 great
grandchildren.
Funeral services were con-
dpeted Sunday at 4 P m dt
Selma Baptist Ctyirch by Rev.
John Osborne and Rev. Ray
Callahan. Burial wiR Re iq
Selfna Church cemetery nepr
Woodruff.
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fONDizRS
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CKnton, S. C.
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W. R. GARRETT
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AN OPEN LETTER TO BILL DOBBINS
The Federat Government is BUYING control of our schools! It 15’ironic that
our own money, which has been taken away from us ip federal taxes, is being
used for the job. We are promised some of it back, If We are “good” and
follow orders quietly. For signing (o eqmply with the Ciyjl Rjghts Act, District
55 received about $55,000; District 56, about $15,000. tVe have complied fully
with the law. Already, however, thp U. S. Commissioner of Education Has is
sued “guidelines” which go far beyond the law and, in fact, violate if. He de
mands more racial mixing in the schools, FORCEFULLY if r»ecessary! To
morrow, he will be felling us what textbooks we muM use. <¥qu fpn be sure ,
the textbooks he prescribes will make our part of the country look pretty bad.)
It is my understanding that even now a larger chunk of Federal bait is being
dangled before the school districts.
Mr. Dobbins, what have you done about this situation? Are we going to hold
out our hands for a pittance and supinely surrender control? We are not play-
ing marbles; this is FOR KEEPS. If we once lose control, we’ll never regain it:
I propose that WE keep control of our schools. If it is necessary that y/e tax
ourselves a few additional mills to replace Federal aid, let’s dp it cheerfully,
and tell Washington, "HANDS OFF!!”
Signed:
W. R. GARRETT
Candidate for Senator from Laurens County
(Paid for by the Mountville Precinct of the Republican Party)
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