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\ ' Thursday, April 30, 1931 McCORMICK MESSENGER, McCORMICK, SOUTH CAROLINA PAGE NUMBER TWO Fine Program For ! Protecting The Child , “o'rXn 0S Baptist Meeting Many communities shipped letting 1 shippers $6,385. are planning | Columbia — 247-acre site located programs for May Day emphasiz- , n miles from city, donated to Boy The Annual Baptist State Sun- lng child health and accident ore- ■ scouts of Central S. C. Council, for t me Annual oaj/viov _ vent.lnn This Is nort nf the wen-I , : Arater. THINGS WORTH &£ KNOWING * * Buttermilk is about 90 per cent day School Convention will meet at ven i tlon - Thls J 8 of the gen Coker College June 15, 16, 17, 18. eral year-round safety campaign V/U . * ^ frrirn nll conducted by schools and various Sunday school workers from all chlld _ rote tive orBan izatlons over the state will be gathering at cn “ a protective Drganizauons. uyci wtc on Qn At a cime when accidents and this time and place for their an- 0 ... , nual conference and inspirational deaths adults have constantly nuai con risen, child fatalities have been on program. The program committee, Mr. J. L. Corzine of Columbte of ^ teaching Qf funda _ chairman, annou sundav mcn tals of accident prevention and there are f ft n ov^r the g°° d health in schools. It is an in school S P6 C a 13 s onnear oft valuab le work, not only because of United Sta es, w the lives now being saved, but be- this program. , ... cause It is paving the way for safer Among the special features wUl 0 „ ri h „ mpt! , hB be an address each day at noon by Mrs. J. M. Dawson of Waco, Texas. Mrs. Dawson is one of our country's streets, highways and homes in the future.. The astonishing total of acci- jsnis. i^awouAi ao ^ ~~~ 1 dents among adults is due largely greatest orators, and the fact that ^ fbp . r ^ child’s to their refusal to teaching seriously. take The she has been on the Baptist Gene ral assembly program for seven m j n( ^ malleable and open, is successive years is proof of her a* a * a « , * ,7. .. „ ., ~ extremely receptive to safety in- pcpulunty wi Mr f ntv ,.^''„ r .p„ kpr structlon when presented vividly • South Carolina. p aH ne . and in an interesting manner. And has any such re “ rd for g that which Is learned in the prl- engagements with the assembly mary and grade school - j by the D f’ P ' . * author child, will be part of his character Southern Baptists’ leading author- ’ “y °“ church architecture and There ^ nothlng esoteric about church administration will deUver g It ^ the slm lest of an address each evening on ^ gg depending on a few com- WoridMiMion Situation. “0^^ and . principles. Dr. H. . ngra . . Q are watchfulness, courteousness— Tenn. who Is a specialist In Sun- ^ that can be day school administration of na- exercJsed by every one young or tion-wide fame, will speak each ^ can a i mos t wholly do away day at ten o’clock on some prob-| with accidents of aU kinds. Care lessness, slothfulness and incom- thou- upon tnousanas or lives eac? year—more than 30,000 in auto mobile accidents alone. .. \ : lem of Sunday school administra- tI< Among the other specialists who ,pet ® nce are , h now WUl be present, the fallowing were 8611(18 upon thousands of 111 mentioned at the Baptist House as special attractions: Miss Mattie Leatherwood from Louisville, Ky., Mrs. J. J. Heard, Vienna, Ga.; Miss Virginia Lee, Nashville, Tenn.; Mr. H. E. Ingraham, Nashville, Tenn.; Dr. Jos. T. Watts, Baltimore, Md.; and Miss Blossom Thompson, Bo- gar, Ga. ' Dr. O. P. Crow of the University °f South CaroUna, will deliver one Camden _ w Sheorn & sons of the chief address of the con- D Ooods establlsshment moved vration program. Professor Crow’s to newl remodeled quart ers in subject wUl be “How May I Learn store buUdJn of H g Sr to Teach?” Prof. Crow is the re- | cllnton _ Sampson Hardware cently appointed head of the' wlth c ltal campmg purposes. Inman Cash market open- The mink is a member of the ed in building next door to Rollins W easel family. Cash Grocery by Aiken G. Golight- • y* A greater area of land in the Newberry — New cell for white united States lies abandoned be- prisoners of town will be provided 1 cause of soil erosion than the to tal land England has under culti vation.' A world telephone directory, )ist- ing the names of more than 50,000 frequent users of international telephone lines, has been publish ed in Denmark. in room formerly used as old coun cil chambers. v South Carolina has appropria tion of $1,300,000 for Veterans’ Hos pital with 300 beds and regional office facilities.—Newbetry Ob server. Newberry — Security Loan & Investment Co., installed electrical sign in front of business on Boyce Street. Columbia — Bids received by State Highway Department on bridge work in seven counties, to cost approximately $120,000. Allendale — Recently organized Southeastern Petroleum Corpora tion will start oil drilling opera tions soon on Allendale County iand. Greer — Rudemar Beauty Salon opened for business by Mrs. J. E. Fleming on Randall Street. Government appropriated $10,000 for right-of-way of inland water- T ^ e Oklahoma City Detention way from North 6arolina-South Hospital will- be moved because Commercial fishermen took ap proximately 15,000,000 pounds of prawn from Georgia waters last year. Eight states have laws to pre- , vent guests in automobiles from suing owners in case of unavoid able accident. More than 2,000,000 persons pass over the bridge between Eagle Pass, Tex.,, and Piedras Negras, Mexico, each year. S. C. WEEKLY INDUSTRIAL REVIEW stock of $40,000, filed articles of incorpora tion tb buy and sell, both Whole- School of Education of the State University. Many prominent Baptist pastors 77 retauTaff klnds"of hard- and laymen of the state will also ware. appear on the program. Columbia — $600,000 theatre to The Baptist State Sunday School ^ ere c te(i hereby Paramount- Convention is one unit of the Bap- publix chate . tist General Assembly program. Other units will be as follows: Lake City — Town purchased ^ * .building formerly known as old State B. Y. P. U. Encampment, Nesmlth buUdlng on Ac i toe street Carolina line at Little River to Winyah Bay.—Georgetown Times. Bamberg -— Paving on Highway No. 78 will be completed soon. St. George — New town hall com pleted and now being used. Landrum — D. D. Brock opened Funeral Home and Ambulance Service here. St. George — Methodist parson age, being rebuilt to replace struc ture destroyed by fire nearing com pletion. ix t Sweet Potatoes Contain Protein Of Good Quality patients complain of noise cqused by oil drilling nearby. The American Library Associa tion has received more than half of a proposed $1,000,000 fund for the extension of county libraries. There is an automobile for ev ery 2.64 persons in California. All-steel railroad been put in service lines. trains have on Alaskan A cargo pier costing $4,000,000 will be erected by Canada at Vancouver, B. C. \ The Methodist Episcopal church increased its temperance education Many foods are more abundantly f un d by $50,000 this year, supplied with protein than the Suez canal dues will be reduced September 1, owing to increased sweetpotato, but the United States Department of Agriculture recently found that the protein in a sweet receipts of the last year, potato is equal in quality to the best in man’s diet. Dr. D. Breese Jones, Department Texas Christian University has bought for $100 six old Bibles, of Agriculture chemist, and his as- one of which was printed in 1491. sociates discovered, during their researches, a new protein, ipomoe- Exports of American medicinal Dairy official offices. Beaufort — Coastal Service Sta tion opened for business. Union — Storeroom of Blalock’s Market being remodeled. Newberry — Burts Family Shoe store opened for business on Main Street. Union -i- Cooper Furniture Com pany building to be remodeled. • | Belton — A. & P. Furniture Com- *T can think of no better or pany building to be remodeled, quicker way of bringing 1 about; Belton — A. & P. Store opened economic improvement for the for business in newly remodeled 'whole state than to bring the quarters in Haynie building, dairy industry back to the position | Greenville — J. F. Richards and it is entitled to,” said Governor W. T. Hamilton -Seek permit to Roosevelt of New York in a recent struct radio station here.* address before the Dairymen’s League Co-operative Association. Gaffney — Alfred Moore pur chased Globe Manufactumig Com- He then coined the slogan—“For pany of this place for consideration health and economy use dairy pro- of $21,000. ducts.” Governor Roosevelt’s pro- I Hartsville — J. L. Coker donated nouncement holds good for many site on Prestwood Lake to Post No. other states beside New York, for 53, American Legion, to build leg- the dairy industry is an important ion and Auxiliary hut. spoke in the business wheel. J Greer — Mrs. J. E. Fleming op- The example set, by the Dairy- ened Beauty Salon in Greer build- men’s League would be a good one ing on Randall Street, to follow elsewhere. This organiza- j Belton — E. A. Morrow opened in, which contributes largely to the products to Asia have- grown in high nutritional value of the sweet value from $2,600,000 to $3,700,000 June 15-21; State B. Y. P. U-Con-|^^7“™ g^rttfreVr'clty potat °- Ipd “ oein 18 a chemically since 1927. yention June 19-20-21; State Ey- h deluding fire station and city nf angelistic Program, June 22; State W. M. U. Conference, June 22-27; D. A. Camp, June 22-27; G. A. Camp, June 22-27; and the Bap tist Ministers’ School, June 22-27. XXX * Roosevelt Advocates' Products complex substance, made up of several simpler chemical com- White fox furs valued at $150,- pounds, among which are four am- ; 000 have been flown from the ice- ino acids known to be essential to bound vessel Nanuk to Fairbanks the normal nutrition of animals. Alaska. Cereal, grains, in particular, are low in two of these essential am- Louis Stockho, of St. Louise, has ino acids, while some other rich worked for a furniture company protein foods lack appreciable sixty-two years. He is seventy- quantities of one or more of them. H ve years old. A supplement of sweet potato in Fifty-eight of the ninety known elements have been found in the sun. North Carolina, which in 1900 had no high schools for Negroes now has 115. the diet would tend to correct these deficiencies. Sweetpotato culls are particularly advisable as a supplement to the livestock ration, in which most of the protein is supplied by concentrates of other plant origin. Practically all of the protein in a freshly dug sweet potato is ipom- oein. But after keeping a few months, especially if the potato has been improperly stored in a warm place, part of the original protein breaks up into simpler substances, A six-story skyscraper in New some of which are soluble in water York is to be decorated in a variety and are utilized in the processes of i of hues » tl 16 entire exterior being sprouting and growth. colored. The protein, with all its nutriti- Hurricanes in the West Indies sometimes bring to some of die small islands birds never before found fcherg. :t ous constituents, in a moderately fresh potato coagulates at cooking temperatures and remains in a -txt- Real Safety Example tion, representing 45,000 farmers, service station on Anderson Road. has given milk producers in its Kingstree — Williamsburg Dairy which can be easily assimi- territory what they sorely need— Products, Inc., being organized ated - This ^ true » no matter how the power of collective bargaining, here. It has, as well, benefited the con-, Greer — New equipment install- fiumer by standardizing and * im- ed in Greer Bakery. ^ ^ A , * i ^ . proving the quality of milk to the Greer — Greer Retail Merchants have been set free in water-soluble | the standpoint of the men who are point where it is said that New Credit opened for business. York’s milk supply is unexcelled save an ym liMrairx A few of our many specials are listed here to give you an idea of the savings to be had at our store. Read them and come to us for the best at the lowest prices: CORN FLAKES *11“^ 2 for l9C Choice Evaporated Peaches, 2 lbs. for FATBACKS, l ft per pound CYCLONE S. R. FLOUR ■7#* _ 24 1b. fAJC GOOD COFFEE, I C** per pound JL <4*7 %+.- PLOW BOY SYRUP ^ gallon OwC MATCHES, IQ** 6 boxes JLO %&' SALT FISH, ^ per kit Pork, Beef, Pure Pork Sausage, Mixed Sausage^ Hog Head Cheese, Smoked Sausage, Balogna Saus-- age, Veal, Cured Ham, Breakfast Bacon, Fish, etc., at prices you can well afford to pay. ’Phone No. 8 and have your order delivered promptly. We buy and sell the best country produce. A. H. FAULKNER McCORMICK, S. C. ‘ YOUR FOOD DOLLARS WILL BRING HOME THE MOST IF YOU BRING THEM TO THIS GROCERY They will bring home the most in quality and quantity and satisfaction for we offer you the very best foodstuffs' at lowest possible prices. You can’t realize what a great difference there is in trading here until you have tried it and know for yourself. Let us assure you it will be highly pleasing. \ J. T. MARTIN • Main Street, McCormick, S. C. ’Phone 43 NEEDS FOR HOUSECLEANING We have many items to help you with your spring houses cleaning that you will find you can’t do without. Below you will find the items listed that you will need Check the ones you must have and bring your list in for us to fill. You are assured of the very best when you buy here. OUR STOCK INCLUDES:—Rubber Gloves, Mltal Polish; Sponges, Paint Brushes, Chamois, Lacquer, Window Clean ers, Naptha. ; STROMS’ DRUG STORE MAIN STRRET McCORMICK. S. C. ....i than 90 per cent. These are some of the high lights of the company’s rafety record. They are cited because they show, Healing The Potato^ If newly harvested Irish pota- better than any argument, what toes, especially those somewhat im*- continuous, conscientious work can mature, are stored in a humid' do to reduce accidents in even place at a temperature of about, hazardous industries. There is no 60 degrees Fahrenheit for a week' secret to safety; nor any golden 0 r 10 days before being placed in An example in safety work ^ a t* road to accident prevention—it is low temperature storeage open h* nnntpH Rnt if 118 WeH W0 ^ th n af ^ o ;L ded . a matter of unremitting, intelligent cuts, bruises, abrasions and other hnii an niri nntaLn in I by the y nion ^ a ^ lflc Railroad Sys " ( effort, over a period of time. And mechanical injuries of the tubers; °hir-h <;nmp nf tbps#* rnnstitupnt*' tein ‘ The 0f k tS J naga " the work done pays for itself over win heal over, if not infected with ,zine is devoted to that subject rom an( ^ over again—in more content- decay organisms, the United States - f ^ * 4. ed workers, in greater and better Department of Agriculture says, i j u Charged Wlth the COmpany S 86 ety I production, and in less- wasted The explanation of this behavior anywhere in the world. The nation* of course, needs lit- struction of filling station on cor- tle encouragement tp use dairy ner of Main and Calhoun streets, products. There is hardly a home Greer —J. N. Finley opened mar- where their necessity and value is ket in Few building on North Main unappreciated. But rising con- Street. sumption of milk does not neces- Columbia — Federal funds avail- sarily mean rising profits for the able for buildings, highways, and farmers who sell it. As a rule, the other Federal construction projects single farmer, selling his product in South Carolina total at least to some great distributing organ- $5,371,555. ization, takes what he can get. On Greer — Grand Theatre com- the other hand, thousands of far- pletely remodeled, mers, selling together, are in a Camden — Hog shipments being position to obtain and maintain a made from Kershaw County, fair price. Nichols — Carload of hogs Ship- Co-operative marketing — which ped from here by farmers, is another name for mass distribu- Walterboro — Plans underway Sumter - Contract awarded by, would leach out and be lost ln the activities. I pot liquor. The break-u~ !tein does not lessen the A. T. Heath to R. A. Porter for con- i P ot u< l U0r - The break-up of pro- j A car department in its railroad lime. shop worked 300 men for six years -j-y "R 11 Cif T’K anri t.hrAP mrmt.hs without an ac- -tlOHOT l\Oll vf I A H0 nutrient value of an old sweet potato if it is and three months without an ac cooked dry. Cool storage delays c ident causing the loss of as much the change of the protein; warmth as a day’s time—another group of hastens it. 218 men employed in a round- — ■ — house worked 732 consecutive days Eyes examin • without a single lost-time injury ed. Spectacles, •— 600 men worked two years on a ’ $5,000,000 depot Construction pro- Eye (j lasses, ject wlthout a single fatality—dur- fitted without ing jqjq a tota j Q f 345 0 £ com pany’s foremen completed a record ! of seven consecutive years without ♦ "V f. Allli titiiicial Eyes Drugs, Drops or Danger. DR. HENRY J. GODIN Optometrist! 956 Broad 'Street Augusta. Ga. an accident to any of the employes in their department—during the past 20 years personal injuries at is that the potato tuber is a liv ing organism which under suitable’ temperature and moisture condifc- ions is capable of producing new 1 Wideman School cell tissues over wounds similar to the original corky skin. Below 45« degrees Fahrenheit it will not heal properly. Between 45 degrees and 50 degrees Fahrenheit it will heal* slowly, while between 50 degrees: and 70 degrees Fahrenheit it will heal rapidly. Hence, preliminary’ storage at 60 degrees Fahrenheit^ permits normal healing of injuries and largely prevents shrinkage and the entrance of decay organisms.. Hubert Bowick William Bowick Mattie i3owick Fred Edmunds *• Robert Edmunds James .Edmunds Daisy Edmunds Janie Spence Bennie Wideman Marion Brewer Lucindy Brewer. X “I have nothing to wear, \ It may be true that this country- says needs a spiritual awakening, but it. Although it is regarded as good one of the company’s locomotive tion—can do for agriculture what for organizing company to con- policy to stay out of the way of shops have been reduced from an it has done for a multitude of oth- struct golf course and club house, most things, we are willing to be average of 50 to an average of 4 Mrs. Average woman, and. then equally is true that most of us ant Cr leading American Industries. i Georgetown — During month of hit by prosperity. _. ± . P er month; a reduction of mor^ proceeds to wear.it. . . _ sound sleepers.