The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, November 01, 1949, Image 5
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THB HILL TO THE POORHOUSE
SOOTH CAROUWJL TUESDAY. IIQyglfpm l, mt
Zealand Jr. Doe 1st prize.
*Urion YarborcnSSr
White Rock young trio 1st prize;
White Rock pullet 1st prize.
Carl Lightfoot, Boykin, White
Holland turkey toms 1st prize;
White Holland * *
prize.
Andrew Trapp, Camden, dark
PAOE FITE
cornish code 1st prize; dark corn-
cochin hen 1st prize.
Edward Jeffers, R-2, Lugoff,
dark colored muecovies 1st prize;
dark colored muecovies duck hen
1st prize; blue muecovy drake
H duck 1st prize; blue muscovy
turkey hens 1st duck hen 1st prise* M
Mrs. D. K. Stokes. R-l, Camden,
White Rock old trio 1st prize;
:s*!5r
M S
iah game hen ,
Frances Brown, R-l, Camden,
dark cornish code 2nd prize; dark
cornish came hen Sod prize.
Mrs. mTb. Croft, R-2, Cassatt,
New Hampshire red young trio
2nd prize.
Joe L. Segars, bronze turkey
obbler 1st prize; bronze turkey
en 1st prize.
Raymond Woolfs, Boykin, New
Hampshire red cockerel 2nd
nze; black and white mascovy
rake duck 2nd prize.
Vinson Ross, R-l, Camden,
light brown Leghorn old trio 1st
prize.
Floyd Goff, Logoff, New Zea
land, white Jr. doe rabbit 2nd
prize.
Julia Moore, Lugoff. White
Rock cock 1st; Buff Cochin cock
1st; White Leghorn cock 1st;
New Hampshire hens 1st; White
Rock hens 1st; Buff Cochin hen
1st; 8. C Red
New Hampshire pullets 1st prize;
White Rock pullets 2nd^HM
Barred Rode pulley 1st prize.
Raymond Moore,
red Rock 3
prize;
Lugoff, Bar-
- young trio 2nd prize;
S. C. Red pullet 1st prize; Buff
Rock pullet 2nd prize.
M. K. Hatfield, R-2, Camden,
White Leghorn pullets 1st prize;
ChmdhiU ‘
Gray
in HJSF.
Jr. doe rabbit
1st; 8. C. Red young trio 2nd;
Dark Cornish cockerel 2nd; White
Leghorn cockori 2nd; S. C Red
>c] M - - . - - - -
irs Of Prizes At The Recent
iw County Fair Are listed
cockerel 1st; S. C. red hen 2nd;
New Hampshire pullet 2nd; Pekin
duck drake 1st; Pekin duck hen
1st: Homer pigeon black hens
2nd; Homer blue checkered cocks
2nd prize.
T. K. Watts, Bethune, New
Hampshire red young trio 1st
prize; New Hampshire red cock
erel 1st prize.
Jackson Smith, Camden, black
_ S. C. Red
old trio 1st
M. K. Hatfield. R-2, Camden,
S. C. Red cockerel 2nd prize.
Dcmald Mwah, Camden, Mallard
duck hen 1st prize.
F. M. Billings, Camden, Black
Langshon cock 1st; Black Lang-
shon, cock 2nd; Golden Lace
Wyandotte 2nd; Dark Brahmas
1st: Blade Langshon hens 1st;
Golden Lace Wyandotte hens 1st;
Black Cochin hens 2nd; Black
Langshon young trio 1st; Golden
Lace Wyandotte young trio 1st;
Black Langshon cockerals 2nd;
Golden Lace Wyandotte cock
erels 2nd; Dark Brahamas cock
erels 2nd; Black Cochin cock
erels 2nd; Black Langshon pullet
1st; Golden Lace Wyandotte pul
let 1st; Kaki Camel duck hens
2nd; Kaki Camel duck drakes
2nd; Buff Orpington duck drake
1st; Ruff Orpington duck hens 1st
prize.
Harry Lee Johnson, New Zee-
land Jr. doe red rabbit 1st prize;
Gray Chinchilla Jr. doe 1st prize.
G. N. TrimnaL Camden, White
Rock cock 2nd prize; White Rock
hen 2nd
Sweet, Boykin, game
bantam trio 1st prize.
K. S. Smith, Camden, Silver
King coda 1st prize; Silver King
1st prize.
Mrs. kT S. Smith,- Camden,
Barred Rock old trio 1st prize;
Barred Rock cockerel 2nd prize;
Barred Rock pullet 2nd prize:
Mrs. W. L. Hunnicutt, R-2,
Camden, 1 lb. butter 2nd prize;
1 dozen peers 1st prize.
Mrs. Helen C. Hunnicutt, R-2,
Camden, 1 lb. butter 1st prize.
E. T. Truesdale, Lugoff, 1 doz.
pears 2nd prize.
time plans are already bring
made and clubs are being reor
ganized for 1950 and that local
extension workers, local leaders,
and 4-H Club members will join
in the obeervance of National 4-H
Achievement Week.
Kershaw County-
* (Continued from pen# one)
Pilgrim
gander
Pilgrim goose hen 1st prize.
Mary E. Of burn.
prize;
Camdep, black
cochin bantams 1st prize; black
cochin bantam young trio 2nd
prize.
Bobby Moore, Logoff, White
Leghorn cockerel first pi
Urn
prise.
ancy Mosriy, R-l, Camden,
Flemish giant Sr. buck rabbit 2nd
prize.
, Frederick Goff, R-2, Lugoff,
New Hampshire hen 2nd prize.
Mrs. Polly A. Hall, Cassatt,
Barred Rock cock let; White
Rock young trio 2nd; Speckled
Sussex cockerel 2nd prise; Speck-
eled Sussex pullet 2nd prize; light
Braham pullet 2nd prize; Barred
Rock hen 1st prise.
their homes and communities;
worked as responsible citizens to
improve their communities; and
gained a better understanding of
their responsibilities in the
world of today.
Mr. McCarley says that in Ktr-
shaw county the club members
are now completing their projects
SPRING TALE BAPTIST
CHURCH
(West Waive*)
Sunday School, 10:30 a. m.;
preaching, 11:30 a. m.; B. T. U,
7 p. m.; preaching, 7:45 p. m.
/
WE’RE ALL SHRINKING
Many persons continue to grow
after 25, attaining maximum height
between 35 and 40.
for the year'and are turning in
to their local
their final reports
leaders. Thes$ reports will be
summarized by
sion workers and forwarded to
the club leaders of the state ex
tension service.
He explains that in the mean-
KERSHAW LODGE NO. 29
• A.F.M.
Regular Communka-
don Tint Tuesday of
Each Month atSP. M.
Visitors Welcome.
J. B. McGUIRT, W. ML
L.H. JONES, Secretary
R. A. McCaskill, Btthune, best
shoulder 1st prize; side bacon 1st
prize.
R. a McCaskill, Bethune, best
ham 1st prize; best shoulder 2nd
prize; side boron 2nd prize; %
lb. tallow 2nd prize.
W. L. Hinson, Cassatt, home
made soap 2nd prize.
Bennie Cook, Westville, home
made soap 1st prize.
Jack Payne, Westville, 14 lb.
tallow 1st prize.
Hoboon Owens, Westville, 14 lb.
beeswax 2nd prize.
McLEOD & BOYKIN COMPANY
— Phone 53 —
Cool .:. Ice Feed Fuel Oil
Fertilizer Cotton Seed Meal
VERTEGREEN PLANT FOOD
ITALIAN RYE GRASS SEED
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1 issue of The Chron-
s partial list of
, st the Kershaw
The remainder of
follows:
knives
2nd prize
2nd prize; kitchen
1 Teal, Cassatt, 10 ears
hybrid corn 2nd prize,
on Williams, Kershaw, sin
es 3rd prize.
" en berry, R-l, West-
;els 3rd prize; mia
ous 2nd prize.
D. C. Miller, Camden, 1
prize.
e, R-2, Camden,
watermelon 2nd prize. 1
W. T. Truesdale, R-2,
d, largest watermelon 1st
aroles 1st
truesdale
D. J. Creed, Camden, sor-
up 2nd prize.
Goff, R-2, ijigniff one
lu**
lit lard 2nd prize.
J. K. Lee, Lugoff, 1 quart
i prize; container honey
t; H lb. beeswax 1st
Force, Boykin,
rown) 1st
Seegars, Westville, plow
tod prize; single trees 2nd
Owens, Westville. peck
ze; 5 stalks sor-
white hybrid com 2nd prize. .
John L. Wooten, Westville, 10
ears white com 3rd prize; peck
meat
seed oats 3rd prize; peck w
1st prize.
Robert Watts, Blaney, miscel
laneous 3rd prize.
Laveme Rogers, R-l, Bishop-
ville, 10 ears white com 1st prize.
Alvin Elliott, Cassatt, single
ear yellow com 2nd prize; single
ear white com 3rd prize; 10 ears
1st pri
yellow hybrid com 1st prize.
4-H Department
1 Cassatt single ear
aw
contain-
Oran Lee, _
sy 2nd prize.
Jeffers, Lugoff, collection
mseed 2nd prize.
Kart Rosborough, Lugoff,
wn eggs 2nd prize.
look. Westville, bele
2nd prize.
M&Si, *wStviHe,
3rd prize.
. Huckabee, Westville,
»ms 3rd prize,
un Bowers, Westville,
veet potatoes 2nd prize;
»ris 1st prize; plow
*; peck peanuts 1st
1st prize;
knives 1st prize.
McClintockT Westville,
Net potatoes 3rd prise;
Hollis Teel, _
white com 1st prize; 10 ears yel
low hybrid com 2nd prize; 10
ears white com 1st prize.
Julian Moore, Lugoff, single
ear yellow com 2nd prize; 10
ears j^llow hybrid com 1st prize;
10 ears white hybrid com 1st
prise; peck peanuts 2nd prize;
miscellaneous 1st prize.
Marion Stokes, R-l, Camden,
single ear yellow com 1st prize;
10 ears yellow com 2nd prize.
_ Molly wtokes, R-l, Camden,
peck sweet potatoes 2nd prize.
Raymond Moore, idgfoff, 10
ears white hybrid corn 2nd prise;
peek sweet potatoes 1st prize;
peck peanuts 1st prize; miscel
laneous 2nd prize. *
-Alton Holland,- Cassatt, peck
seed oats 1st prize; peck peanuts
John E. Truesdale, Westville,
single ear white com 2nd prize;
10 ears white com 2nd prize.
Dairy Department
J. E. jSSsTS^Lugoff, row,
2 years old 1st prize.
.Hobson Owens, Westville, Jer
sey heifer cow 1st prize; bull, 2
years old 1st prize.
Robert Case, R-l, Camden, Ji
heifer call (Guernsey) 1st prize.
Mulberry Plantation, Camden,
cow, 2 years old 2nd prize; row,
3 years end over 1st prize; bull,
3 veers old 1st prise.
T. W. Watts, Bethune, Jr.
yearling heifer 1st prize; Sr.
yearling heifer Ikt prize.
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•Woll Paper
Paint Sprayers Rented
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PAINT STORE
Market Streei Phone ftf-M
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Office Supplies and
Equipment
BLAKE & FORD, Inc.
.a FREE PRIZE,Too!
BOTTLED GAS
GAS APPLIANCES
(Serving-The Camden
)
BEARD
APPLIANCE CO
Dry Cleaning and
Laundry
“Pick-Up end Delivery Ser
vice All Over The County"
BLUE * STAR
CLEANERS
E. DeKelb
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BUILDING SUPPLIES
•Johns Manville
Roofing
•U. S. Gypsui
Wall Board
CAMDEN
LUMBER CO., INC.
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ROSBOROUGH
& MARSHALL
Electric - Plumbing and
Heating Contractors
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BRADLEY
Electric & Plumbing Co.
HOUSE-to-HOUSE
DELIVERY
«. of the «m
Freshest and
"Creamiest" MILK
Of CAMDEN
SPEARMAN
da;rt products
CALL SSS
LADIES SHOES
Hosiery... Accessaries
PAULA’S
FINE SHOES
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MOTOR CO.
Lewis C. Hough
[ume hay 1st prize.
I. Hornsby, Wectville, 10
How com 2nd prize; kitch-
res 2nd prize; cold
ize.
« Hornsby, Wectvilie,
toe hay 3rd prize; single
K prize.
Baker, Westville, 10 ears
»2nd prize; 10 ears white
« prize.
n Stover, Westville, 10
“ow com 3rd prize,
'truesdale, Westville, ain-
white com 2nd prize.
W Gay, Westville, single
Uow com let prize; 10
How com 1st prize,
to Godwin, wactviu*
"tote corn 1st prize; ,
JJatoes 1st prize; peck
prize; peck wheat
to. best 10 ears white corn
Pc-
^Holland, Cassatt, peck
3rd PH«; peck oats 3rd
Agricultural dess (Bethune), Jr.
m
1st prize.
A. G. Glass, Bethune, Jr. yearl
ing bull 1st prize.
Baron DeKalb Community 5th
prize $25; Antioch Community 1st
prize, $75; Camden Community
rd prize, $35;
mumty St
Bethune Com-
5th prize, $20; Blaney
6th prize, $15; Mid-
Community 6th prize, $15 ^
way Community 2nd prize, $50;
Mt Pisgah Community 7nd prize,
110; Camden Veterans 2nd prize,
110; Bethune Veterans 1st prize,
115; 4-H Girls, $49.25; J. H. A.,
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★Mallory Hats
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Poultry Department
Bert SegknL Westville,
Moscho 1
estviile, dark-
vis Drake 2nd
Moschovis
colored
prize; dark
Duck hen 2nd
Sylvester Haley, Wateree MM.
ten, blade cochin cock 1st
golden Sebright hens 2nd
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Sales and Service
JUl
Crystal by Cambridge
Rose Point .. Chantilly
prize; white kind pigeon cocks 1st
pigeon hens 1st
FRONT-END REBUILDING
Chantilly
Crystal
Cherokee R
Concerto
Tiffin Rote ... June Nile
prize; white king
prize.
Bobbie Jeffenf . R-2, Lugoff,
miacd- ganders (Toulouse) 1st prize;
goose hens (Toulouse)
Benson Hopkins, golden Se
bright bantams 1st prize; New
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