McCormick messenger. (McCormick, S.C.) 1902-current, June 17, 1937, Image 4

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■ I McCORMICK MESSENGER, McCORMICK, SOUTH CAROLINA Thursday. Tune 17, 1937 UcCORMICK MESSENGER Published Every Thursday Established June 5, 1902 ediviond j. McCracken, Editor and Owner Vtatered at the Post Office at Mc Cormick, S. C., as mail matter of the second class. HUBSCRIPTION RATES: One Year $1.00 Six Months 75 Three Months .50 Siu><!av School Lr^oi FY REV. CHARLES E. 2)CNN Joseph’s Kindness to His Kindred. Lesson for June 20th. Genesis 46:1-7. Golden Text: Ephesians 4:32. Joseph’s gracious treatment of his brothers is a refreshing contrast to their earlier shabby conduct at Dothan. Inviting them and his aged father Jacob, in the name of Pharaoh, to settle in Egypt, he promised them sufficient food for the five years of famine which re mained. The district of Goshen, a pastoral, fertile area, was selected as their new home. There they flourished during the seventeen years of Jacob’s sojourn in Egypt. Here we have a very practical application of the Golden Rule. Too much of our religion, as Dr. Fos- dick reminds us, is “emotional re sponsiveness without practical is sue.” We fail to understand that the gospel is “action, not diction.” From a type of faith mainly cere monial in character it is good to pass into the sort of discipline Henry Ward Beecher had in mind when he said, “Religion means •work in a dirty world. You are not called of God if you are ashamed to scour and scrub.” Joseph, despite his exalted rank, and his consequent privilege to move in exclusive circles with folk cf great wealth and high social position, never lost touch with the common man and his needs. And he at once acted to alleviate their distress. With commendable gen erosity he brought them to Egypt and gave them a new start under conditions making for comfort and prosperity. There is a real rebuke in Bliss Carman’s song, “They’re praising God on Sunday. They’ll be all right on Monday. It’s just a little habit they’ve acquired.” Too often re ligion is an occasional experience associated with a worship ritual. We must learn to think of it, as Dr. Fosdick insists, as really be ginning on Monday morning and lasting all the week. “God sent me before you,” said Joseph to his brothers, “to preserve yoii, and to save your lives.” That is the au thentic note of Christian helpful ness. Boll Weevil Alarming Poisoning Now Urgent Clemson, June 14.—The pressing reed of early boll weevil control is again emphasized by reports from county farm agents for the week ending June 12, says W. C. Kettles, extension entomologist. Counts in the Coastal section show an average of 240 weevils per acre. Square infestation count r have been made in the Coastal sec tion and are quite alarming. Count r in the lower Piedmont section fhow an average of 127 weevils per acre. In the upper Piedmont ruction weevil infestations are scattered, but on some farms heavy * infestations have been found. County agents have been busy c ring the week making counts to J—-'ress on fanners the seriousness cf the situation and demonstrating the use of early poisoning ma- triials. Farmers have been advised to speed up this job, as much of the cotton in the Coastal section will so:n be too large for best re- fiults with early poison. In the Piedmont section the time is now i:pe to strike, as much of the cot- tin is just beginning to form -iares. Complete details of poisoning the weevils with the 1-1-1 mixture will be found in Extension Bulletin SS, Important Field Crop Insects. Copies of this bulletin may be had free from the county farm agents c* from the Publications Depart ment at Clemson College. t ^ -V Sfe • S' JnOHoq* 'wm 4 WITH YOUR OWN INITIAL MONOORAMMED IN THE CEHTER BEAUTIFUL CHROMIUM PLATE SIZE 11^ x 5^ INCHES A LOVELY BREAD OR SANDWICH TRAY! ill TV- grand FOR OLIVES AND CELERY! •v.; I—"" ’ V mBmm? wmk i\ r' v \ 'mmM ^ '■ A %V*V-V*V*V-*.* * /' SMART FOR VANITY OR DRESSER! 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Offer expires July 15,1937. m Soil-Building Plan To Suit Each Farm Possible With AAA R. D. Suber, county farm agent, urges farmers to adopt, as a part of their participation in the 1937 Agricultural Conservation Proeram, soil-building practices that their farms really need. “The time for signing work sheets is now past”, Mr. Suber said, “and those farmers who are definitely taking part in the pro gram should select carefully those soil-building practices that they particularly need and make plans to carry them out. The Agricultural; Conservation Program offers par ticipating farmers an opportunity to meet some of the urgent con- ! servation needs of their own farms, j “Farm needs vary widely. Some farmers may need to establish or improve permanent pastures. Others may need additional acre age in summer and winter legumes. Some may need terracing. What ever the need, if it is a soil-build ing or soil-conserving practice adapted to this section it is very likely that it is on the list of prac tices for which payments are being made under the Agricultural Con servation Program”, Mr. Suber says. “Farmers who have signed work sheets should study their own farm needs, and then study the approv ed practices and select those to be carried out on their farms in 1937. By concentrating on the practices most needed, farmers may utilize fully the provisions of their farm program and thereby accomplish something of permanent value for their farms.” -xxt- Extension Service. Mr. Nettles advises that if a screw worm case appears in a community the farmer should get in touch with the county agent, who has the necessary control in- 1 formation and will gladly give as- j sistance. ! “Control and prevention of screw ; worm is easily accomplished by means of the prevention of wounds, the proper care of animals at birth, and the use of benzol and pine tar oil”, Mr. Nettles declares. “The use i of pine tar oil on fresh wounds is considered a good practice even in | the absence of screw worms, and 1 its continued use is advised as a precautionary measure”, he states. mm I'M A NEW WOMAN THANKS TO PURSANG Yes, Piirsangcontains,in properly balanced proportions, such proven elements as organic copper and iron., Quickly stimulates appetite and aids nature in building rich, red blood even in cases of simple anemia. When this happens, energy and strength usually return. You feel like new. Get Pursang from your druggist. Livestock Owners ===r======== Should Keep Watch D r. henry j. godin Against Screwworin Clemson, June 7.—“Screwworms have not yet appeared in South Carolina this season, and there is no cause for immediate alarm, but livestock owners are cautioned to keep on the lookout for them”, says W. C. Nettles, extension en tomologist of the Cemson College Sight Specialist Eyes Examined Spectacles And Eye Glasses Professionally Fitted. 956 Broad Street Augusta, Ga I 1. Experience Service Facilities Those are the Important things In measuring the worth of a funeral director, and should be borne in mind when you have occasion to choose one DISTANCE IS NO HINDRANCE TO OCR SERYICI and there Is no additional charge for service out of town J. S. STROM Main Street McCormick, S. C. /