Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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To Urge l^omert in Campaign K _ fgpoim to ?y ?*u <or I -ll JToeration In prowinf forward ,?mi>aigu to increase consumpfeS South Carolina vegetables, ST dairy and other producU Ui J^T excellent, announcaa J. Hop ?. commis?ionw of Agriculture, J^rce and Industrie.. ^ ?tk ?o rouch lnUrtit <U?Pl*yed, I m Mr. Jont? M1 UH?V* ^ Klbold food show. In various mc the ?t?U to bring homo moro rVbly to our own cKiiena tho adI ui? in u?inf South Carolina ProLi ti" lUny lending women hovo plodgod I JTiupport to any movement which IT benefit the forming interest. of II, state. **y* th? commissioner. He EL ^novinces thot merchants ond liufscturers hove advised him that | Jr wiii cooperote in the campaign RTicreaee the use of home producU. I -With the coming of foil ond winUur months South Carolina will hove Itkitors from almost every port of Itki United States ond it would be of m1 benefit to ua for these visitors Itosee our products displayed in well Lducted food shows in several of JTcities of the state," declares Mr. I JtilfSi some of pur so-colled minor I le$?er crops hove increased in the kit year or two efforts should be isde to build up o demand for oil of At varieties of vegetables ond fruits Ijroduced in the state, declares the Itfricultural leader. . -i hove discussed tho question of |iv natural resources with many farlaeri and they ore of the opinion thot |w should not overlook tho odvonIttftt we possess in having a very tlfh iodine content in our food |fops," states Mr. JVmes. I Medical and nutrition authorities |h different parts of the country have | testified frequently to tho high value |lt South Carolina grown food prb|diets, the commissioner points out, ItBd also4 adds that tho opinion of I Asm men from other states should IW |iven wide publicity. | H is recalled that the food ohows | held in Columbia, Qharlaaton, fcroenIfjDe and Florence A y**r* **? | hire attended by tens of thousands I of men, women and children who had IW epportunity for the first time to tfcWrsUnd something of the wide va|ftty of canned goods produced in the Mte. It is tha desire of the comI sissioner of Agriculture to use every I omni practicable to keep South Car OBm'i advantages bafora her own I eHizens. I Nr. Jones says it has been suggest| ed that committees of interested men lid women be appointed in tho odvlift) congressional districts with a I Tkw to pressing the campaign in ha* fir of South Carolina's iodine oonI hat products. He is giving conaiderI stlon to these suggestions and exI pwfi to make further announcements I soon. t ?> General News Notes l_Jn Fairfield county, candidates in fie field for the position of state I senator who have announced their |Wdidacy are J. Morris Lylaa and O. | & Scarborough of Wlnnaboro and M. | ? Patrick of White Oak. l.yles and fltrich are business men, the first a fetton buyer, the lgtter a planter and nerchsnt. Scarborough, who holds a Sponsible position in the Winnaboro lis, was elected last summer to the lane of representatives, a position M has resigned to try for the morp^ iaportant office. *v. * t A man living in Lps Angeles. dpr the name of Jtopfes arrested there as being C. Cooper, Who 0*- | Oped from the South Carolina penitentiary over e igtt y?tr? I saving over ?f a Marlboro-' unty Hfe sentence I for murder. Tha California "ten wfs working as a mbtJob picture projectionist and admitted that he is CooPa. Finger prints weib ralicd on to settle hie identity '?* to whether is'thergSb^ped Palmetto convict. Major Robert McGowan Little John, fiscal expert of the army general staff who was chosen to direftt the tovemment's new food utfa telief fancy, is a native of Joneaville, where he was born 43 years ago. He was a member of the Clamson College football team in the^days when the Tigers inspired respect for their fridiron prowess throughout the south, and later was a varsity West Point. He was graduated from the U. S. Military Acadamy it H12. .,Major Littlejohn is a brother of J. t. Littlejobn, now general ma* *fer for Clemson college. The ruling of the attorney general tet a man can not be mayor and ^legate to the state prohibition coaptation at thi lama tiwa in1* relinteuhes his mayoralty if ha becomes h * delegate, hat caused something of Unsyede off tha convention ticket * made up by county legislative delstations. Id sddftfir* to the York *wty case of Or. J. H. Saye, mayoi ^ baron, Mayor Hurbank, of Chara L - - r^v-.' ' Wston and lfayor Bryan, of Liberty, * in (Pickens county, led a list of may- < ors notifying tho aacrotary of state 1 that thoy declined tho nominations. 1 In a number of counties dry eandl- I datoa rofuaod to acoopt appointment 1 on the tiokct by a aret delegation. i The state highway commission haa 1 begun surveys of all the 77 pieces of ' road in this state which it is pro- 1 posed to electric light, with current 9 available for farmers nearby to buy, 9 if they wish. A large engineering 9 force will make the surveys at con- ' slderable expense to the state. The 1 11 1 ' ' work la port of the ochtmo to Valid I oory Mf water-power poor Charleston and repay to tho paper trust tho MOO,000 it tank in that projeot, before it fouhd it to ho impracticalrho scheme was -beaten in tho last isasion of tho legislature, but Will bo pushed hard in tho next session, with a hack Ore against honest soIons. The project would cost about 1(0,000,000, and men have given up Important and paying positions to lobby for it says the Yorkvills Enquirer. Numerous complaints have been Ikd with the OrmiTllh compliance boMtl of the NUtA against employers in ail type# of buaine*# charging yi&~ latkm of codec. SmntNn person# ia Pinckney street, <Jreenvllle, art taking Pasteur treatssent for rabies prevention, after thoy had contact with a dog hatiered to ha mad. G. K. Wright, superintendent of tha Laurens school* ha* haaa appointed* a member of tha committee Offl a national outlook oa education by the National Educational association. ; % " if V mmmmmmmmmmmmmmrnm Jobs WOTS found for 1.T18 unemployed persons in this ataU last week remained on tbal lists of the employment officers In all the 49 counties, Thors has not boon a white homicide in Groan villa county sine# lost May, but six negro killings have occurred there since the Fourth of July, tree of them this month. The much increased enrollment in the textile courses at Clem son college this year has compelled the addition of several members to tho faculty of that departmentBMP? l| II >p 11,1 I,1,11 A flour a?Ul bnSK 00 flihrtr creak, near Oma Uk?, fk, in 1B4|? It a till in operation. Birmingham, Ala., on October fv will vote on the queotion of eatabliek" itf a municipal power plant for the dtp. ' }, ' V . More than 1,900 operativea of New Or lean* cotton mill returned to work Tueeday after a dtrike of one day. John White, neyro, wae lyncBVB near Opelousaa, la., for an alleged attack on a farm matron, after he had been taken from a deputy aheriff. ii I j, IM* ^ m ( 6 BIGl DAYS . ? * t A^. KERSHAW COUNTY 6 BIG ill DAYS ; | J ; j Tn^Wn^>- ^?^r 1 II CAMDEN, S. C. 11 OCTOBER 11, 12, 13, 14, 1933 I BiqGER ANP BETTER THAN EVER * I I M O N D A Y ? I I Midway Attractions and Free Acta. Gate Admission 10 Cents to All. I I MIDWAY IN FUL^ SWING CARNIVAL SPIRIT R$IGNIl?(f !l I 1 .' 11 ___ __ rz __ ^ | I- TI E S D A Y ~ 'i: . I A Committee will be on hand to receive your Exhibits from 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. Free Acts. Midway in full I swing. Gate Admission 10 Cents to All. vO ' | I MIDWAY IN FULL SWING CARNIVAL SPIRIT REIGNING I I" WEDNESDAY " I I Merchants and Manufacturers' Day. Exhibit Building Open. Free Barbecue at Noon sponsored by Local I I Merchants' and Manufacturers'. Mammoth Fireworks Display at Nightfall.?Added Free Acts Twice I I: Daily. Gate Admission, Adults 25 Cents; Children 1 0 Cents. I | MIDWAY IN FULL SWING CARNIVAL SPIRIT REIGNING | ~T H U R S DAY tt I Agricultural Dey. Candidates for Governor \ym sppahat Fair Grounds at 11 a. m. Don't miss this. Dog - I Show S p m. Horse and Mules Races 4p. m. All Judging o? Livestock, Farm Exhibits and Other Booths I made this date,'B?R Friee Acts Twice Daily. Gate Admission, Adults 25 Cents; Children 1Q Cents. I MIDWAY IN FULL SWING CARNIVAL SPIRIT' REIGNING || ; I F R l DAY 'I I School Day (Whites). Big Parade of All County School Children. Foot Ball Game, Camden High School 11 I acralnst Chester High School at 3:30 p, m. Athletic Events. Free Acts Twice Daily. Gate Admission ! B Adults 25 Cents; White School Children Free. * vNNI I , MIDWAY IN FULL SWING-?-CARNIVAL SPIRIT REIGNING ' fj B ' iB ISATURPAf I B School Day (Colored). Big Parade. $V>ot Ball Game. Free Acts Twice Daily. -Gate Admission 25 IB j Cents. Colored School Children Free. ' . . | I II Kershaw County Fair Being Operated Jointly by James Leroy Belk Post No. IT, American Legion and B Camden Shrine Club. Come to the Fair and make this the best and Largest Home Coming for Kershaw * !i| County. Plan to meet your old friends here at least one day in thisfeventful week. | j j ( *>V , I t . 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