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i—: < ‘ jri.- »AQt tiaHT Soil Conrarvation News (•y V. T. MuIImi K. 8. Tupp«r o( Mulberry pUnta- TOtCAMOJMCMJOJMCL^AIIOt^^OTH^JOUII^FJIOAY^EJRUAg^^im SB bB Essay'Contest On Soil Conservation Tha South Carolina Bankar'a Aaao- clatlon, In. cooperation with Soil COD' •ervatlon Dlatrlrt Superrlaora. are tion. and E, R Dtaon of Lugotf, have ,poa.„ring for the firat year an eaaay oompleted their land prtparatlon for j(,n .oU conaervailon. Thla coa- ^inc PMtwe Bjxtw j, any bo and flrto to thU month. This land la being turned , ^llc achool In South Carolina— lightly and treated with ..lime .nj up The'aubject of the auper-phoaphate prior to aeedtog Dal- ^,1, with the misuse of the 'o" and what might be done to pre- Kobe lespedeaa. jvent more farms and farm booMS H. h. ninkliis of Lugoff has pre-froro going to ruin In South Carolten. pared land for 11 acres of kudcu ond Awards wilt be made to winners as has partially completed his ptanrtng. foiTbws: This soil Is Norfolk sand and la un.; pirst place (state) $75.00 war bond productive for general crops but will M^cond place (Pi(*dmunt) $60.00 war make good kudiu (or bay or grating, bond If planted properly and worked the Second place (Ck>astal) $50.00 war first season. bond. Kudtu orders have been placed by Also, a $15.00 war bond will be flv iO farmers In this county to date, and m for first place In each county the crowns ars expected to arrive where at least five tsaaya are sub- ahortiy for these farms. This season mftted. of the year has proven best to plant The awards are made poestbla by the crowns, since we have ample mote- contributions from individual bank to turn available and soil conditions ars this stale and Is being conducted be- rlght. (cause of the Interest of bankers to Recent applications for detailed problems of the farmers and to the farm cunservatioa plans have been development'of a better program of made by Sunny Ulll plantation. J. B. egrlrulture In South Carolina. De- Canley of Hermitage farm and.'W. T. tailed Information regarding this con Redfeam. whose farm Is located on test may he secured from I be office highway No. $7. of the County Superintendent of Ed- ■ ■ — — ucation. VtKatlonal Agriculture teach- GIOROE L. BRADLEY jers. St»H Conservation Technicians or NOW AT MIAMI BEACH County Agents in each c'ounty. Seen Along The Roadside Miami Beach. Kla —Pfc. George L. Bradley, of Camden, re<‘eutly returned from service outside the ronttneutal Cnitt'd Slates, now Is being processed through the Army Air Porcei Redistri bution station No 2 in Miami Beach. By J' M Rleater where his nest asslgument wlU be ciemson Es'tenslon Service r« commended. - , . I .. w Bradley Is . son of Mr. and Mrs. ’ S. E. Bradley of route I, Catnden. and ^ Columbia market has serviHl more than SO mont^ In ths Southwest Pacific. No Argument •• Must Ease Your Cough Or nioneij Is ex- I'roduce Is Its specialty, aud no once can eat llghtwocMl splinters Better do gnr- dening with a vim. folks. Ciemson and your local county agent gan sup ply you with practical ifi^enlng guides ThU knowledge, plus the will to do. can insure something to eat hrre'on the home front, while the bulk of commert'lal stocks go to war. Plowiug well along over the state. The open winter has helped short labor get along with It. The proepect is for less rowH'rops and more broad- Couflia or Br^ticliUl IrriuHooa Due to Colda Near the North Carolina line abo' above Lauicasler. birth place markers tor Yon Tirair-itvTliaTT^Tacffoh or money Tnlt^d StatV^ no argument -If hack, no argument -If two or three J^ksoi^ne to each state doaea of Brotk<hu.ltoe Emulsion don't * beiieye. The glorr^ihat must have give you fast unmistakable relief. De- bkx^ed th«=re has largely gone Kalb atni ihU otbu^r—^liQd. .Xom cdaov druggists will refund vour money with- ^'t'mlng batk with a wilderness of out Question. T>ne. kuosu heats many a lespe^ That's U^w 4ittnk Bfvu ^ ton here and chu line Is there, and tvrraclng tells of a better Contain;) no chk^roform or narcot- *Nead. Ics and no sweet sugary* syrup. Not . ^ Asent l^e of Lancaster ipid STRICTLY BUSINESS NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that by reaolatkm of the Board of Direo- tora of Barrtocbr Hardware Company of Camden, a meeting of the atock- holders of said Barringer Hardware Onnpeny of Camden, will be held at the ofticee of Boyall A Wright to the Polpwood Is More Predous Than Gold A member of Congreea has nude aa observation tbat^ is more piofoead than he proSably'realised, h was that ^ yov thiiik yoa cBo understeod die difference?** city of Florence. South Carolina, on puipwood is more Important to ♦hit Tuesday. March $8. 1»44. a$ ten gold. , o’clock, a. m., for the purpose of con- ' ' sidering the UquIdaUon and winding I ^ up of the affalrt of Barringer Hard-,^^***^ * ware Company of Camden, the dUso- Propoeal that the goTenuMnts goy lutlon of Its corporate sUtus. 1 Ha corporate charter to tbe,®*^®*®^ ^ ,***‘'**’’* would SeerSary of StotoT | transfer from gold mines to pulpwood T. R. barriNukR, president BELVA J. BARRINGER, Secretary. I transfer from gold mines to pulpwood 4g catting and tbos increase the produc tion of newsprtoL , " The ancient legend of Midas iliu. trates the wortblesaneat of gold as a snbatltate for living things or for the food we flat or the clothes we w«ar NOTICE OF SALE Notice is hereby given- that in ac- eordance with the terms and provls-jit might well be brought up to date ions of the Decree of the (}oart ofjto^clude pulpwood. Common* Pleas tor Kershkw County) ^To amount of gold could take the In the case of FYances Edna Welsh, j of the thousands of military ar Administratrix of the estate of Grover j tides made ef pulpwpod. Gold caanot C. Welsh, deceased. Plaintiff, vs. Hat tie W. Moore. Annie W. Conder. Al- metta W. Latimer, J. T. Welsh, Hat tie W. Marler, Speaks Oil Company. Dr. T. B. Bnicc, Beckham H. Clybnrn, aa Administrator of the estate of W. U. Clybum, deceased, John T. Stevens. be. made into gun powder. It would be wholly unsuitable as containers (or food and medical supplies, or as shell cases. And imagine the discomfort of a flier with a vest of gold, or g soldier with a helmet'lined with gold. No. as military men have observed, Sara Brewer Clybum. as Adminlsira- paper is a substitute for many things.’ trlx of the esUte of Frank C. Clybum,'bpt there is no substitute for paper decesued, E. D. Drakeford and D. M. Mays. Defendants, I will sell to the bighe^ bidder before the Coort House door at Camden, S. C.. daring the legal hours of sale on the First Mon day in March, 1944, bfling the 8th day iw And pulpwood makes paper. Gold is but a medium of exchange or an oma. ment, while pulpwood fs a fighting weapon of war. now and plan to double that this year | ever aaw. mostly to thei preparing for a slightly reduced bad Unde—e^ed too far for any ton p^op around Mayesville. where Cassatt, containing one acre, more orj other use. ^e county mgric|Utoral [ <.oilon culture has reached a high J***- bounded on the North by lands office of the Clerk of Court for Ker- thereof, the following deacribed prop- erty: I 'Tract No. 1 1 All that parcel or lot of land at| More than 750,000.000 pencils are manufactured In the (United States each year, or enough to give about six tq each man. «oman and.,ehlld. icoiioD Cttiiur^ HAS reftcoea a aaa^a# - - — committee there set as its gosd AOOOjgm^ ^f perfection, and bulldoxers In oT Hough. Lowman and West, on the shaw County In Book C.H, at Page I®®* through the Tylple A to {.Somter county clearing land of stumps East by land of Hough, South by S. 287, and the other tract containing one 1944. To date 12.000 toas have beenjub^ ^ Onion planting time A- L. Railway, and West by the Main hundred ten (110) acres, more or less, 1 ft . - conveyed to G. C. Welsh by WlUlani ordered. LIbm. legumes and terrac-lgj Wedgefleld, and some being pot in Street of Cassatt. t^dehydratlon plant at Camden.) Tract No 2 -- - jyj certain piece, desaolatloo to many an area of the I Price by deed of date Janaary 2. 1937, parcel or recorded in the office of the (Herk of up^untry. tract of land lying, being and sitnated Court for Kershaw County in Book A raat area from Great Falla to to the County of Kershaw. State of C.L. at Page 612. Camden ssoetty a rugged »tt<*cniea8 South Carolina, containing 650 acres For long distances there is littia algn'*^**^*® ^ farmers of the stole Tract No. 4 All that piece, parcel or tract of - — more or less, and bounded as follows.^ .r... of life. Old chimneys and new «*wstba i ^ t® North by lands of Williams, land lying and being to Kershaw of timber springing from the aban-1™ ^ • McCaskUl. and Century Holms; East,County, Stole aforesaid, about throe doned fields mjark the ••ttlemento | ^‘^ t»y ®t Yarborough. South- and one-balf mUes South of the City that have gone. A farmer tenachHuly ^ “ east by lands of Ed. Davis and J. R. of Camden and contalniiig one hun- holds oB to a bleak klllsMe. Corn West; 3outhweet by lands of J. R. dred and forty-nine (149) acrea. moro st^ka to a creek bottom abow »bere Tou^^ West by lands of G. C. Welsh, or less, being tract No. 5 of lands of hisfsuateaance come* front 'That hot-^ ^ Said tract being.known as the L. W. estate of James ChestnuL Bounded tom was not Uben by the arms of the I smaller gofers Estate. Jon the North by “Mulberry" formerly lake made in the river there, as were ****P™^“*fl ®«*^ ***^ potatoes i Tract No. 2 |of estate of James (Tbegtllll And by others, and he holds on i AH that certaTri pl^e, parcel or lands of Mrs. E. 8. Dnvls. Bast aS^ A fhfo tower to^J one of toose! ®* situate, lying and being West by lands formerly of •tote of mountainoua htlls where the white about fourteen (14) miles Northwest James Cbeetnot. South by Town Creek, pine of the mouatolns grows to mid- of the City of Camden. In Rat Rock | Each tract to be sold aaisntely. «ato A Bsoro ve^nt ffomrehartr Termw of EflAnnofTajh. the MaA tteber^ never beon noted than to But many. ^ Camllns mntalnlng two bun to^ rcqnlre of the naewaftf hgr ***^. *^* A^. Flrto *r» Jwitog con-: ^*Tn sixty-seven and four tenths der. other than the Ptatotlff or owners trolled. ~OnUr one evideMe of it ass*.: *They wUl (247 4) ^cn». more or less, as shown of mortgages, a deposit of Are f6) and It created a derastotton that will' ®® *® habit (ortnlnc But If you are cough,*N’tsbet of the S. C. S. 00 their cough, coughing yourself to pieces and * meeting of tractor owners kwlng your night y rest, instant re- . the county In the Interest of get- Uff U YhhAt you wuat und what you ‘ motfi cwt of t^mcUiit aid get S,* get Broo-chd line Emulsion **'’'^8^ *bv 1944^ fars) program. Lee they have 700 acres of kudxa ? long exist. In the midst of that area. Llbcrtv HID—and what a hill it ia’ Vnd its; stately, well-kept houses dotting the knolls give life to the area. A serene and beautiful spot—Uberty Hill-a relic of the Old South la the sandhiUs of the mickstate an «W couple knocking coctoo stolks Don't know when I bare seed that ancient practice before. That is oue Job I vowed to like. llAen tob hot.aF dry cotton stalk near the ground with; fDK do^d: Pavroll savings is our greatest single factor in protecting ourselves against in- flatiou. by a plat made by J. M. Bailee, Sur-jper cent of his bid. same to be for- veyor. !n March 1940. and bounded on felted to case of non-eom'>liaBCc; ths the North by lands of NeaU East by.bidding wUl remain open tor a period estate lands of Little, lands of Ster-'of thirty (30) days after the public ens. Evans and Loyns, on the South' snetion in the case of Tract No. I by estate lands of Lhtle and lands of'and Tract No. 4; on Tract No. 1 and Loyns. and on the West by Duke Pow- Tract No. 2 the bidding will not be er company, and being composed of. held open, but compliance with the two tracts of land, one containing 1 bid may be made Inunediately. sixty-six (84)’acres, more or less, cpn-i N C, ARNETT, veyed to G. C. Welsh by J. H. McLeod. • Probate Judge—Elx-Officio Maurer. Sheriff of Kershaw County, by deed Allen B. Murchison, of date April 21. 1957, recorded to the i PlalntlfTs Attorney. a swinging hickory stick It practlcslly explodes. The stalk cbo but done away wito Hist lu this stale watch Spartanburg! c;^Btr As a county they are bvll. they ars iryiag things. After provW-, Ing an ambitioas farm nmrket and; voW stomge centrr. the the county dele- ^bfst couaty-wids Improvement of cat tle through artifleial iassmlnatlon. C. C. Cuahmaa. Ciemson sxtesaJou tetry- B»nn. recently nude a study of tha^ advanced step to New J<rsey ant is prepared to help with U to this state. >^ior Mc<>«ary apparently sp ke the Spartanburg spirit ths ocher dar at the state OBemser cattle breeders mating to Colamhia when be said. ^ e might make some mistakes, but 7® IP make, 'em Ju** down.** And to ths midst of tola sptrtL CountT Agent StailwortA Keep Informed by Subscribing to.. 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