The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, November 17, 1966, Image 11

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7 / Clinton, S. C., Thursday, November 17, 19GG THE CLINTON CHftONTCLE 11 By M. L. OLTZ, County Agent 1 am sure our farmers will want to consider. Kecently I’aul O’Dell, Ken neth Andrews and 1 visited the Simpson Experiment Sta- t on near Clemson and saw various varieties of soybens in test plots. There were a number of new varieties be ing tried. Probably the most outstanding varieties were the Hampton 266 and Bragg. Beth varieties seemed to be high-yielding and looked su perior to other varieties in the test plots. I would like to advise farmers to make sure they have some Hampton 266 and Brag for the planting sea son. next year. We saw a 100- stove could easily burn ofi ticular area to cold wind o. neuritis, very often of a mul because the brain receiver rain. i tiple type. no message of warning. . , • > . , , A foot or an arm that is suo There are two kinds oi j ec t e( j t 0 pressure for a long nerves in the body. Those period of time somc ti me s be- causing sensations are sen- comes p aralyzed . p oisons ot sory, and thpse that produce various kinds may produ(N movement are motor. In ad- IF YOU DON’T READ THE CHRQN1CLE YOU DON’T GET THE NEWS Cb«/tlpp«rRo<}ni C thi uppm room. NASHvmf TtNNtsstt them. THE. WORLD'S MOST WIDELY USED DEVOTIONAL GUIDE dition, there are nerve fib ers that supply the sweat glands and others, supply the blood vessels and control TRASH DUMPS ARE PROBLEM Above is one of the unsightly and rather common sights in Laurens County. This is a trash dump located on Highway 92 between Gray Court and Lanford. It is certainly an eyesore to those passing by. Laurens Coun ty needs areas designated in each community fyr dumps. —County Extension Office Photo. Most nerves contain a mix- , . Cure of the different types Read Phi ippians .4-9 ^ fjb ers . symp toms oi Although the doors were locked, Jesus came and n? uritis, <are a mixture oi stood among them, saying, -Peace be with you!” p ^; loss of sensitivity in the For more than half a century, the sparkling, warm- skin, tenderness, weakness oi acre field ol Bragg on Man- hearted people of Chile have won my deepest admiration, the muscles and often wast- ley McClure's farm in Ander- 1° 19 28 I knew a young man whose capacity to keep his peace in 8- The circulation in. the son County. These beans ur >der any circumstance was admirable. In the church and Parts is often impaired, were tall and loaded with > n business, he has been given positions of trust because in In some cases of neuritk p ods " Christ he is master of himself. the pain is localized as only a The biggest enemies in Peace is not a Christmas gift beautifully wrapped. Peace srnal l group of nerves is af growing soybeans are the * s an active and a perfect poise of the soul. It is the harvest tooted. It is an involvemen. weeds. W’hile at Clemson we of the spirit, and to reap a harvest we need to plant. °t nerves over wide areas o. were told of several chemi- We ask, why did Jesus not tell us plainly how to achieve the body, cals, none of which have been peace? Did He not? He showed us the way to peace through Local neuritis may occur in released at present, that may His Gethsemane. We cannot conceive the magnitude of His an y P ar t °t the body and ma. help in controlling them. I suffering; but all of us do have deep experiences that change 1,6 ^ ue t° exposure of a par am sure that soybean grow- our lives, experiences that provide us a glimpse into the ers are aware of the fact that great reality of Jesus’ peace. we are going to have to prac- If w e could achieve peace, we need to become more tice better sanitation in weed like Jesus. We need a closer walk with Him. control in the future. I some- PRAYER Loving Father, help us to reflect the peace of Jesus. May He live in us and say to us, as He did to His disciples when He showed them His hands and side, “Peace be with you.” In His name. Amen. lr ' DIAL 5 8 5•2 2 2 4 COLLECT Termite AND Pest Control "THE ANTIMITE WAY" FREE INSPECTION AND SPECIFICATIONS CAROLINA'S LARGEST — SURETY BONDED Member National Post Control Association EFIRD'S EXTERMINATES CO 1307 Asheville Hwy. Spartanburg, S. C. times feel that Treflan does more harm than good. It simply clears out all the crabgrass where weeds grow even more. Farmers seem to depend on it too much. Car ful cultivation is necessary at Soybeans are an important tul combine operation can be present, cash crop to Laurens County a means of improving both Soybeans are very THOUGHT FOR THE DAY If we would achieve peace, we must learn the way of easily Jesus. Ethel S. Carhart (Chile) Doctor Talk The next step is to find out what is causing the trouble farmers. This has become quality and quantity of beans grown and can be grown with true within the last four or harvested. machinery all the way five years. I suppose we have I have mailed to each soy- through harvesting. It seems 8,000 to 10.000 acres in the bean producer information to me that more of our land county, valued at approxi- from Mr. McKenzie’s office should go to beans. If this mately one half million dol- that I am sure will be helpful crop is given half a chance, B Rembert Beniamin M.D. ancl possible to remove it. lars. to combine operators if they farmers can expect a good ’ Now what is neuritis? It is The beans do not mature will read it. Soybeans are in yield. At present, let’s hope . T^ ere are P at,l>nts su er ' an inflammation of the until the nights are long in demand and have been for for some fair weather so we in g from ooh 68 and pains in nerves q-hj, nor ves run from the fall of the year. Conse- several years. can get the beans out of the various P arts of their bodies. the t) ra j n or sp i na i cor d ah quently, the beans do not dry * * * fj e i d and j n t 0 storage. A careful examination often over ^ jj^jy Every tissue enough to thrash out usually Several farmers have call- * * * reveals the fact that the trm j‘ of the body is supplied wit*i until after frost. But there ed me about storage facilities The beef cattle producer, hle is not r " eumat,sm at a 1 nerves. They are electric are some varieties that ripen and prices at the Farm Bu- even though the prices have some f or m of neuritis. W j res ^at carry the curreAi before frost. Weather condi- reau operated grain elevator advanced, is making very to every part of the human tions have prevented the at Easley. You can store your little if any profit. Hog pro- time w e find that several of system. farmers from cutting their beahs in the elevator for Vk ducers have realized a profit these items are at their peak. For instance, if your fin- soybeans. The beans seem to cents per month per bushel, in recent months, yet the These prices will be down as ger touches something either be dry enough to thrash at If the beans are sold to the prices are down fully 20 per supplies increase. Over all, too hot or too cold, the little times, but the soil is too wet Farm Bureau, there is no cent at present, and this is however, in general I can’t tactile nerves in the skin im- for the machinery. charge for loading and un- not being shown over the help but believe the price mediately telegraph the mes Our agricultural engineer, loading. However, if the counter. Farmers are receiv- trend will trend to be up. I sage to the brain and the fin M. C. McKenzie, says that beans are sold to some other ing a profit on eggs. The simply hope that the consum- ger is immediately with- harvest losses of soybeans organization there is a charge price will be down during er will be fair-minded and drawn. range from 2% to 5 bushels of 5 cents per bushel for load- the next 12 months. The cost resist buying all items in- If the sensory nerves were per acre. This is due to many ing and unloading. There are of many food items goes in eluded in the high cost of paralyzed, they would have factors. In most cases care- local markets available that cycles, and at the present living, not just food. no feeling and would not be , . . , — — able to warm the brain Oi FOOTBALL PRESBYTERIAN ■ danger. The finger on the hot SYLVANIA MAT NO. 25C105 M NOW IN STOCK — SEE SYLVANIA AT — LEWIS TV SERVIC DIAL 697-H987 — JOANNA, S. C. VS Western Carolina Saturday, 1:45 P. 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