University of South Carolina Libraries
Prom The County .Rent’s OfHce w. C McCARLEY, Coontf J. B. GRIFFITH, AM*t. Cimnty'Accat. u:re cotton contest Manufacturer. L^haw announced thal they *•.« the cotton con- L W ■« mwr to ootor Ulto Jfrom Kerabaw wmty M ve hare to hare 10 or mwe S to be ellylble to rwjetre r nrlxee. Farmer, can get USr blank, at the county j office- SOc per 10 cost of riilpplng. COTTON CROP INSURANCE Cotton grower, muat obligate themMlve. for certain fixed coat, such a. taxea Interest, Implements, fM'tiliMr. labor and seeds even be fore the crop is planted. J. M. Napier, extenaion-AAA agent, point, out in calling attention to the fact thaf federal crop inmirance pro* Tides protection against the loss of theM inrestment. in the case of crop dlMSters. Such protection will relieTe- the grower of Uie tear which often .tends to handicap him and prevent hi. beat efforts. Under the 1947 cotton crop in surance program there are three lerel. of insurance “A”, ^‘B" and halter broken far the show In Cam den April 3 and in Colambia April 4. The best way to do thi.. Mr. Hawkins uys, is to work around the calf quietly and make friends with him. When the calf learns the boy is not going to hurt him he will no longer her afraid and the boy can teach him to' lead and stand propmiy. Since the riiows and mUe are only a little over a month away it is most important that the dves be ted all the grain ration they will Cassatt News W. N. Teal had two mules killed <A the railroad Inst Friday morn ing. HI. friend, extend sym^thy, in such a Iom. Mrs. C. A. Moaler celebrated her birthday last Thursday. Miss Ruth Walters of Columbia spent the weekend with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Walters. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Davis and family w«s in Columbia shopping C- with level ••A'’ costing the! least and level “(T* costing the ^ most. Level “A" insurance U je- **“^®*^J*“^* signed to protect the farmers in-| vestment in the essential costs of I tree seedlings , county agent’s ofttce Is now position to take jj! to be dellvfflred. in 1941 Anyone that know, now hey will want prise ■©•dling- planted next winter should Jlr oders in now. In the past lies who waited late t® S*‘t orders in tw»«.iucui. m me esseauAi costs oi IS seedlli^ ^e production and-in the event of SOC per thousand which eo/] or even partial loss wUl largely pay off the investment In the crop of the average farmm*. The cost and t)rpe of coverage will vary for each Individual farm and flowers should immediately contact their county AAA office of AAA committeeman for definite details in view ot the fact that nioslffE dates for secsring the in surance vary in the different coun ties from March 16 to March 31. eat. Mr. Hawkins eidphaslsed the ^^urday. fact that many the calves are ^ not as fat as they should be, but in the next 30 days they can be made to put on 60 pounds of weight if they are fed plenty ot the prop er kind of feed. The boys who spend Ihe most time working with their calves and feeding them will receive the most money for them, both in the show KTHEATRE BETHUNE, S. C Friday. February a *'MR> ACE” George Raft—SylvU SWney News A Comedy Saturday. March 1 -GUNMAN'S CODE” with Kirby Grant rtfei—Last chapter, Advpn- tures of Tarsan Also Cartboa It Night Show, 9 O'clock -swe'etheart of SIGMA CHI” I Elyse Knox, Roes Hunter, ill R««an. Frs^ie Carle and Orchestra 0 Selected port SubjecU onday-Tuesday.. March 2-8 enchanted FOREST” Technicolor with Edmund Lowe—Brenda Joyce News A Comedy Wednesday, Mardh 4 4E SEARCHING WIND” with Robert Young Sylvia Sidney 0 Selected Short SnbjecU - Thursday, March 6 “THE EOWERY” 1th Wallace Bery—George Raft—Jackie Coopqr News A Comedy Friday, March 4 ABIE'S IRISH ROSE” _ with Michael Chekhov inne Dru—Richard Norrik Selected Shorts 4-H AND FFA BEEF CLUB BOYS HAVE RALLY J. R. Hawkins, demson exten sion livestock specialist, held a meeting for the 4-H and FFA beef club boys of Kershaw county at H. L. Dinkins farm Saturday morn ing, Februaiv 32. Mr. Hawkins gave a good demonstration on fitting and showing calves. He pointed out that it was essential for the boys to have their calvee NoBiraneRsnt/i^ maygetimitedi^ Jrom (nmtihtiol perfoc/fo potm Private Bradley Serving In Japan Pvt Edward L. Bradley ot Kei^ Shaw is smvlng with the famous First Cavalry division In the pres ent occupation of the Japanese capital. Overaeas stnee Novsinber, 1946, Bradley la aarving with the tSth Cavalry regiment as s riGemsn- Bradley is a grsduste of the Mt Plsgah high school in Kershsw. I^.e entered the army in Jnly, 1946, and received basic training at Fort Mc Clellan, Alsbima. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Bradley, reside st Kershaw. daughters. Miss Hilda and Marcia remained in Columbia with rela tives for the weekend. -4- Little Christine West, small dsn^ter ot Mr. and Mr.;- James WesL was s patient In the Camden hospital last week. Mrs. Louise (West) Taylor of Camden spqnt several days week with her pareuts, Mr. Mrs. W. N. WesL who were ilck. * Mr. and Mrs. C. L, MeCsskfU and daughter, Betty Jane, spent Satur day in Columbia. F. B. Sttoton visited hla mother who is a patient in the Charlotte MemoriM hospital Saturday. Mrs. Stanton had an operation last Tues day and was doing as wall as could be expected. The many friends of the Stantons wish tor his mother a speedy and complete recovery. Steve William and Cecil Bowera of Columbia visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Bowers Satnr- day. Gene Holland and family were dinner guppts Sunday of the Steve Bowers* family. Miss Betty Jane McCasfcUI^- GASKIN’S Radio Repair Service 'At 816 South Brood Sfroot Phone 727.W • We piekupf repair and deliver SEE US for Your Needs in Electrieed Wiring Export Eloctricions B. McGee, G. A. Goikin tended. the basketball game be tween Camden and Rock.Hill in Rock Hill last Tueuklay night A. L. Starnes' i^atives from Charlotte spent the weekend with h^ Mr. and Mrs. Laveme Cutler are new residents of the community. They are living in the house at Wayside Park, formerly occupied by Mr. and Mrs E. N. Tagbough. Mr. Cutler is connected with the State Forestry- We welconxe them to our community. CONSTIPATION Risky An BAD COLDS Holly seedlinga by the hundreds of thonaands have been planted in the state forests ot Southern Mary land to provide additional Income for local residents. Retained wndlgeeted fkui ^^ putrefaettvu, eauMU touBH. whlett overload the liver and ottnr vltul o»> tune of the hedy, newntnt Fiur iw» jdetanoe to ookU and ottier winter flii and interfering with then Muatment Why take this duuMu whni you can take Calotabet Oatoteln moroachlw yut pleaeantly set on eeury foot of your inteettnea, ewueping lut M.GALOTABS MARCH SPECIAL Concrete Blocks B8x8xl6 Standard Block load boarinf capacity, 1,300 poimde par aquara inch, FOB 15c. •Camant par hag, $1.00 nMortar Mix par bag, 8Sc •Sand par cubk yard .... .........$)n28 Stona par tem, daliwarad $3.00 •Concreta Mixar for rant with operator, hour $1.78 •Water prefof paint for all type masoni^ walls. Water plugs for leaking basamants. THOROSILAL u no new product. It has dmia the job for 30 years. DVRO BWCK AND SUPPLY CO. 2 Milas East On Highway No. 1 Phone 772-M When Buying Your Powder, Note the Weight on the Package! TtyCsideLttttl be pad yes dU. CARPUI Gentle As A Lamb House EVAPORATED MILK 3 N GRAND VEGETABLE inCE COCKTAIL 6 P FANCY PPLE SAUCE EET TENDER )NA PEAS .GHMAN'S CANNED FISH . [LVERHAKE « OW’S POLLOCK. [SH FLAKES r PARADE ICED PEAKS STE SEALED ROYALANNB HERRIES N PAGE WITH TOM. SAUCE EANS Na 15 ox. No. 2% can No. 2% can I l6>ox. ^UCE ■" v* ' firmheads 15c ^ green ^BAGE lb. iVzt TENDER feen BEANS Ib. 23c E8H ^TOES ^ ctn. . 31c 9KINQ gus ^2 lbs. 23c ^200i ^GES t 2 dez. 39c Sold 410 a ' **Doubla Your MoOay Back** Guarantaal ANNITE IS Strong As A Lion . . amazingly different from aB other types of cleaners. It con tains no fats, no greases, no abrasiviri, no caustics —it is made with a vagatablo base. K ANNITE IS . . because a little goes a long way! Does the work of soap powders, chips and other clean ers, BtTTER — even using only 1/3 usuel quantity. ANNITE IS SALT WATER ( ''M* //yr V gentle as a lamb to your skin, and harmless to any fabric safe in pure water! Leaves your hands wondarfully soft and smooth. HOUSE EXCLUBiVi NATlONAk OliTaiBuTOft# «2I NQ. klNTH St V BIRMINUHAM. ALaIaMA ExchisieD Dialribatore far South Carolina At^ mWARB i^tPANY ■I- A', ,J; ' I ■■It ■! ,.y, '-■A'f-