McCormick messenger. (McCormick, S.C.) 1902-current, July 02, 1931, Image 7
TIi urc day, July 2, 1931
j ' Anne 1 ry Out Their Plane
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh and his wife have been spending a lot
of time at the Curtiss Airport, Long Island, tuning up for their pro-
po*cd flight across the Pacific Note the happy look on the faces of
the nation's favorite couple.
L. W. Haines, Glenside, Pa., won George C McDowell', Manhat-
an “A” in every study at Lafayette t an, Kas., has been decorated by the
; College besides making the track Soviet for his services to agricul-
: and tennis squads. ture j n Russia since 1923.
McCORMICK MESSENGER, McCORMICK, SOUTH CAROLINA
PAGE NUMBER SEVEN
Millicent Gordon, Albany, N. Y.,
won a silver medal in a recent
national penmanship contest.
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S H. McGrory has been named
Chief of the Federal Bureau of
Engineering of the Department of
Agriculture, which starts Tulv 1.
Will Observe July
Fourth On Sixth
McCORMICK MERCHANTS AND
OTHER BUSINESS MEN TO
CLOSE PLACES ON MON
DAY, JULY GTH
We, the undersigned merchants
and business men of the city of
McCormick, S. C., do hereby agree
oO close our places of business
Monday, July 6th r in observance of
*:he Fourth, which falls on Satur
day.
T. •-!. -albert.
J. B. Harmon & Co.
H. trucker.
J. S. Strom.
N. G. Brown & Son.
M. L. Gibert.
W. G. Huguley.
Dixie Stores, No. 16.
Patterson Clothing Co.
J. T. Martin.
White Hardware Co.
D. M. Bullock.
McGrath Bros.
Smith’s 5 & 10c Store.
T. H. Smith.
T. Carlton Faulkner.
J. B. Smith.
C. X. Epting.
A. H. Faulkner.
M. M. Major.
J. R. Corley.
Corley Bros.
J. B. Blackwell.
McCormick Messenger.
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In experiments at Purdue Uni
versity, La Fayette, Ind., lambs
produced on good pastue yielded i
meat as satisfactory in finish of j
carcass and in palatability as that
of lambs which had received valu
able grain feed.
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You can’t teach an old dog new
tricks unless you are smarter than
the dog.
tf^ETE Hopkins down
TO THE DRUGSTORE
SAYS HE CAN REMEMBER
WHEN OLD LADIES
FOUGHT RHEUMATISM
LINIMfNT , BUT NOW
THEY guY LIPSTICKS.
Distance may lend enchantment,
but not when you have a flat tire.
Ato Pif'lfiTifr Tin -
JL jr±rv ± LCtiLfill up
Ljy i txt jjiuivn
The skeleton of the largest animal that ever roamed the earth has been placed on display in Peabody •
Museum, Prof. R. S. Lull, director of the museum, is standing directly under the “thunder lizard/’
Won Health Title i
Oldest Baseball Fan
Sitiy Fink it pouring out a drink for Evelyn Jungles. They are
b—Hhii it bey notf gin te Cook County.
Otis Cowles, 99, celebrated his
latest birthday by.pitching a perfect
strike before a game at Syracuse,
Col. Lindbergh was a real American boy twenty-odd years ago, even
in his love for dogs. Whatever he expected to become, at that time,
It certainly was not an aviator. .
George Zureick, 6 feet 7 J /2 ipches,
weighing 255, and Earl Pfeffer, four ,
feet, lOj^ inches, are classmates m
Cincinnati. They never fight
I Kate Jones, of Asheville, N. C.,
was the Queen at the Rhododendron
j Festival held in that city this year.
must take one puff of this pipe.
Snyder, of Arkansas City, is
to make good.
Fern
about
Federation of Labor, says America
needs a ten-year plan. He wants a
six-hour day and a five-day week.
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