The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, November 08, 1946, Image 7
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with
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tfiday, Nov. 14
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To Fire Tower
Now Stroctnre la Buffalo
Soctioa CoBBoctod With
Tho Korahaw Exchaafo
From Ihe Coonty Agent’s Office
W. C HeCARLEY,
CouBtsr Afoat
J. B. GRIFFITH,
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Mew 4 Cnmady
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A new phone line connecting the
recently eonatmcted fire tower in
Buffalo township with the exchange
at Kershaw, a disUnce, of eight
miles, has Just > been completed ac>
cording to announcement from the
local office 4il-Cottnty Ramger L. B.
Smith.
Kershaw county has six fire tow.
era and with the exception of the
new one above mentioned, the re
maining five have direct phone con
nection with the Camden exchange
of the Southern Bell Telephone sys
tem. In all there are one hundred
and fifteen, miles of wire involved
in the phone system of the six tow
ers.
Ranger Smith in a tsatement de
clared that he was much impressed
with tho cooperation that he receiv
ed from the residents of the Buffa
lo section relative to the installa
tion of the special line between the
now fire tower and Kershaw.
It is hoped that in the near future
this line may be connected with the
Chesterfield unit.
I
k Week To Be
Observed At^The
County Library
Kershaw County Library will ob
serve Book .Week November, 10-18.
Once again Children’s Book Week
emphasizes "more books foy more
children,’’ this year with the very
practical theme, "Books are Brldg-
es.”
Attractive displays are being ar
ranged in the library. Many new
and interesting books for c^dren
have Just come in, and we urge
that every teacher ud every child,
who possibly can, m town and in
the county visit the Kershaw Coun
ty Library during Book Week.
Richards Urges
Truman To Raise
Loan On Cotton
Congressman J. P. Richards, re
turning from Washington, informs
The Chronicle he had asked . Presi
dent Truman to order a raise in the
loan value of cotton and also had
urged the Commodity Credit corpor
ation to . buy approximately 100,000
bales of cotton.
Richards attended a meeting in
the capital to consider methods of
stopping the plunge in cotton prices
and to bolster disorganized cotton
efdhanges. "
Richards declared that "on a
jasis of supply and demand, there
s no Justification for the market
break."
“Not to mention the short crop
this year," he went on, "there Is
now only a carry over of about 7,-
000,000 bales as compared with
over 11,000,000 bales a year ago, and
with a record carry over of 13,000,-
000 bales in 1939.
"There is no doubt that unscrup
ulous speculators caused the mar
ket break, and while I am not in
terested in their plight, I am inter
ested in the plight of the farmers,
ginners, cotton processors, cotton
merchants and others who are in
nocent and helpless victims of tho
debacle.”
Athletes Foot Germ
Imbeds Deeply To CauM Painful
CraeklnOf Burning, Itol^g. '
HOW TO KILL IT
A trsatmsnt, to «»•
•vmktkatk to rtoeh tho gormt onai
CTpOWRRFUI. to Kill thsm. Tt-OL
tho only product r;*
with undUutod
Roaehoo and kilo tnoro gorm«|
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li eloan, ?*lVl?gNA!rH*f2
to uoo. Apply
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LATE PALL IMPORTANT
IN BETTER PARMINQ
In field, orclui^, and garden,
there are Important late fall Jobs
essential toward better farming,
aaya Ckninty Agent McCarley. who
liata the following brief hints for
special attention.
Agronomy
L Sava sufficient seed for next
year’s plantings. 1. Use a liberal
amount of complete fertiliser under
small grains. S. Sow enough wheat
to. assure a good supply for home
«se. 4. Don’t leave cotton unprotec
ted from weather, i. DeetW at
once any remaining cotton stalks.
I. Start preparing compost piles.
7. Buy and apply limestone, t. Keep
all fields green with cover crops
this winter, thereby saving plant
food for next year’’s crop. 9. Plant
Dixie vronder peas for home-made
nitrogen. 10. Order fertiliser now.
Horticulture
1. Prepare land now for setting
fruit trees in November and De
cember. 2. To prevent bleeding
prune scnppemong-type grapes last
of November and no later than Jan
uary 1. t. Make cuttings of bunch
grapes and figs and set them out.
4. Set strawberry and raspberry
plants during November and D^
comber. 5. Sow lettnce in cold-
frame for nse In January and Feb-
mary. 8. Plan and prepare for the
1947 garden.
Inseoto and Olaeaoes
1. Disinfect seed of all small
grain for disease control. 2. Avoid
diseased sweeL potato vines where
selecting seed. S. Purchase mater
ial for dormant orchard spray and
overhaul spray equipment. 4. Fumi
gate yreevil-infested grain where
practical. 6. Plow under com stnb-
ble, covering it deeply to control
the sonthera cornstalk borer. 8.
FINAL DISCHARGE
Notibe la hereby given that one
month from this date, on December
2,1948, LouUw G. Proctor will make
to the Probate Court of Kershaw
County her final return aa Admini
stratrix of the estate' of Henry S.
Porter deceased, and on the same
date she will apply to the said
Conn for a final dtseharge as said
Administratrix.
N. C. ARNETT,
84-87c Judge of Probate
Camden, S. C., November 2, 1948
Plaqt oata o^ wlroworm-infested
land and save velvet beans and
crotalarla seed for tnterplantlng.
7. Reduce entrance to beehives to
two-inch space for the winter
months, and feed bees where neces
sary. 8. Clean up and bnra mum
mied Irish potatoes to prevent
worm damage next spring.
Agricultural Engineering
1. See the county agent for plans
of ratproof com cribs, machinery
sheds, and other types of farm
buildings. 2. Check over farm ma
chinery for needed repair parts, af
ter cleaning and greasing parts that
may rust
Miss Sarah Mickle
Dies At Hospital
Miss Sai^ Belton Mickle, 82,
died at 9 o’clock Monday at. the
Camden hospital after an illness of
eight weeks.
She was ^ the daughter of J. B.
and Sarah Milling Mickle,-and was
a member of the Bethesda Presby
terian church and the DAR.
Funeral services were conducted
at 4 o’clock Wednesday afternoon
from the Bethesda Presbyterian
church. Interment followed in the
Quaker cemetery.
She is survived by several nieces
and nephews.
KERSHAW LODQB NO. 29
A. P. M.
Regular Communica
tion First Tuesday of
Each Month at 8 P. M.
Visitors Welcome.
L. H. JONES, W. M.
C. J. OUTLAW, Secretary
NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND
CREDITORS
All parties indebted to the estate
of Ida C. Jlodgers are hereby noti-1
fled to maxe payment to the under
signed, and all parties,, if any, hav
ing clidms against the said estate
will present them likewise, duly at
tested. within the time prescribed
bylaw. _
Carson Rodgers,
Leon H. Rodgers,
S4-S8p Administrators
Camden, S. C., November S, 1948.
Uberty HiD News
AnmnuMement has been made
that Rev. Dr. droves will cendoct
the serrice at Rie Presbyterian
church on next Sunday moralng,
November 110. *
The Ladies Aoxfllary sponsored
sn Intereetlng entertainment at the
Presbyterian church on Friday
night last In the Interest of Sunday
school work, Mrs. H. S. Higgins in
charge, presented a varied program,
consisting of reading and recita
tions by "grown ups" and children,
which., were instructive as well as
entertaining.
The divine part of service con
sisted of prayer and Instrumental
and vocal music. Including a solo
by John Henry Clements. The lead
er kept "things going". The par
ticipants including the children, did
their parts well. Therejiras no doll
period and the whole service was
very much enjoyed by the large
crowd present. A very good collec
tion was takmi.
Mrs. Austin Butler and baby of
Columbia are visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Thompson.
Mrs'. Jas. C. McCutchen and In
fant of Bishopvllle are on a few
days’ visit with her parents. Mr.
aqd Mrs. A. C. Cureton.
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JOHN LATHAN QETTY8 II
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas P. Oettys
announce the birth of a son. John
Lathan Oettys, II, Oct 18, at the
Camden hospital. They also have
another son, Nicholas, Jr., 4 years
old.
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