McCormick messenger. (McCormick, S.C.) 1902-current, September 25, 1941, Image 1

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TBUS TO OUBSELVXa, OUB NKIOHB OBI, OUB GOUNTBT AND OUB QOD« ForlMih Year Eaublished June 5,1902 McCORMICK, S. C., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1941 Number IT McCormick Farms 1 Hurt By Drought Cotton Yield To Be £ess Than Fourth. Petit Jurors For First Week Of October Term Court Several hundred McCormick county farmers met Monday morning at the court house here to discuss ^measures for relief from drought in this area. M. A. Bouknight, county agent, reviewed the situation of the farmers, estimating a yield of less than one-fourth of the regu lar cotton crop. Last year the county produced around 6,000 bales of cotton and it is already evident that less than 1,500 bales will be ginned in the entire county. Mr. Douknight predicted the yield of foodstuffs as “fairly good” and urged farmers to plant fall gardens and try to make the best of following through this year with the Better Farm Living | Program. A committee was elected to study conditions and proceed with some plan for relief. Sen. L. L. Hester of Mt. Carmel was elected chairman with the following mem-* bers: C. E. Wilkie, Plum Branch; B. P. v Talbert, Rep. H. c. Brown and Ed. C. Cheatham, McCormick. ' Suggestions from the group were that the committee insist upon loan extension, revision of the average yield and crop insur ance plan, and work projects for the immediate relief of small farmers. x Dean F. W. Bradley To Speak At Troy A. R. P. Church Petit jurors to serve the first week of October term of court that is to begin, Monday, October 6th, 1941, at 10 o’clock a. m., are: Joe New, Johnnie Freeland, W. M. Horton. R. C. JLdnk, W. C. Seigler, James A. Keown, O. J. White, T. E. McDonald, M. B. Brown, ■ f D. C. Talbert, m J. W. Fooshe, j • • $r P. J. Ludwick, fi- E. F. Creighton, J. R. Gramett, ff P. F. Alverson, Tom Turnage, Milton Wiley, •t * H. M. Schumpert, Horace White, jr C* J. C. Beach, P. J. Dowtin, J. T. Dorn. Ralph E. Edmunds, George W. Lindley, S. L. Long, J. W. Dorn, D. R. White, C. H. Fooshe, Lyn Jennings, B. C. Owings, John G. McKie, Pierce Brown, J. P. Robinson. Mike McGrath, J. B. Young, W. M. Self. r l r Students Leaving I Teachers Returning For College To School Duties Among the students leaving to Among the teachers returning to take up their studies at the various their duties in the various schools colleges after spending the vaca- after spending the vacation at tion at their homes here and in their homes here and in the Dean F. W. Bradley, Head of the Department ,of Germanic Lan guages of the University of South Carolina, will be the guest speaker at the Rally Day exercises next Sabbath afternoon at 3 o’clock E. S. Time in Troy A. R. P. Church. The public is cordially invited to attend this service and hear Dr. Bradley. Change Of Schedule A representative of the State Highway Dept, will be at McGrath Motor Co., McCormick, each the county are: Winthrop College, Rock Hill— Miss Sara Patterson, Miss Geneva Miles, Miss Mary McIntosh, Miss Annie Humphries, Miss Frances Schumpert, Miss Imogene Sanders, Miss Virginia Watson, Miss Emma Bell King, Miss Mildred Creighton, Miss Norma Holloway, Miss Cornelia Freeland, Miss Aurelia Caudle, Miss Ella Bradley Faulkner, Miss Elizabeth Fooshe. Limestone College, Gaffney— Miss Virginia Wilkins. Lander College, Greenwood— Miss Bettye Fuller, Miss Margaret Creswell, Miss Mildred Gunter, Miss Henrietta Gilbert, Miss Ethleen Gable. Anderson College, Anderson— Miss Alice Lanier. Clemson College, Clemson— Mr. Raymond Morgan, Mr. Charles Morgan, Mr. Carl Faulkner, Mr. Herbert Sturkey, Mr. James Hemminger, Mr. Thomas McComb, Mr. Billy Hanvey, Mr. Henry Hester, Mr. Jim Neal Workman, Mr. Hubert Bowick, Mr. Alex Hanvey, Mr. Rudolph Strom, Mr. Lawrence Strom, Mr. David Edmunds. University Of South Carolina, | Columbia— Miss Margaret Welsh, Mr. Pat Hester, county are: Mr. Luther Andrews, Parker District Schools, Greenville, Miss Sallie Quarles, Matthews, N. C„ Miss Birdie Walker, High Point, N. C., Miss Josie Talbert, Abbeville, Miss Helen Brown, Columbia, Miss Sarah Louise Strom, Lan caster, Miss Lucy Brown, Plum Branch, Miss Mary Remsen, Washington Consolidated High School, Miss Margaret McKinney, Wash ington Consolidated High School, Miss Ruby Abercrombie, Lees- ville, Miss Marion Sturkey, Lockhart, Miss Kathleen McKinney, Wide- man School, Mr. Gray Abercrombie, Ridge- land, Miss Carrie Mayson, Bennetts- ville, Mr. Roy Callisoh, Marietta High School, Miss Nell Dowtin, Wrightsville, N. C., Miss Eloise Corley, Warrenville, Mr. J. P. Sullivan, Walhalla, Miss Marian Harmon, Lyons High School, Lyons, Ga., Miss Martha Bell, Lowndesville, Miss Willie McComb, Andrews, Miss Clara Lee McComb, Laurens, Miss Mary McComb, Calhoun Falls, Miss I*ura Jean Watson, De la Howe State School, Miss Ella Lee Burnett, Waco, N. C.. Miss Sara Frances Duncan, Branchville, Miss Nell Fooshe, Westville. fl HOLUMD HEA1HE McCORMICK, S. C. FRIDAY and SATURDAY September 26th and 27th, 7 P. M. and 8:45 P. M. Matinee Saturday 3:30 P. M. CESAR ROMERO—MARY BETH HUGHES in Mr. James Bell. Thursday morning from 9 to 12 I Asheville Teachers College, Ashe- for the purpose of giving test for ville, N. C.— Drivers License Examinations, and Miss Louise Rich, any other assistance the public The Citadel, Charleston- may wish for automobile license. J Mr. Wistar Harmon, Mr. Douglass Bradley. Tulane University, New Orleans, La.— Mr. Claude Workman. Newberry College, Newberry— Miss Catherine Wells. Southern Business University, At lanta, Ga.— Miss Judy Rush. Charleston Medical Charleston— Mr. Lawrence L. Hester, Jr. Presbyterian College, Clinton— Mr. Louis Scruggs. Wofford College, Spartanburg— Mr. J. Fred Buzhardt, Jr. Brenau College, Gainsville, Ga.— Miss Nettie Louise Morgan, Miss Anne Bussey Seigler. Bowling Green Business University, Bowling Green, Ky.— m\ Miss Virginia Fooshe. ft Greenwood College Of Commerce, I f u an ^ w111 continue through Oc- ^ 1 1 tober 3, morning and afternoon: Much Enthusiasm Shown In Work Of Home Defense Unit Training Program For Sales People W. H. Stroud, Itinerant Teacher of Distributive Education, arrived in McCormick Monday to arrange schedule of classes for the train ing program for sales people en gaged in retailing. This program is sponsored by the local school College, I and t-* 16 State Department of Vo cational Education. The purpose of these classes is: 1. To train sales people to give better services to the customer 2. To promote the growth of this town by cooperation of merchants. 3. To improve the stores here so that they can successfully com pete with stores in nearby towns and cities. The following classes have been scheduled beginning September •RIDE ON, VAQUERO” Also Selected Short Subjects MATINEE SATURDAY 3:30 P. M. Adults 20 cents MONDAY and TUESDAY September 29th and 30th, 7 P. M. and 8:50 P. M. ^ ALICE FAYE JOHN PAYNE f " JACK OAKIE ft Greenwood— Miss Doris Chamberlain, Miss Dorothy Brown, Miss Irma Arrington. x If W. M. U. Observes 44, pr 1 m u in Great American Broadcast” Also Selected Short Subjects " r and LATEST NEWS EVENTS 8:15 to 9:15—High School part time employees—High School. 9:15 to 10:00—Show card writ ing and display—Dixie Store. 10:00 to 11 —Show card writing and display—Ben Franklin Store. 11:00 to 12—Show card writing Week Of Prayer I and display—Strom’s Cash Store. I 1:00 to 2:00—Show card writing and display—Huguley’s. The W. M. U. of the McCormick | 2:00 to 3:00—Show card writing Baptist Church observed the week and display—J. R. Corley. M Prayer for State Missions, last 3:00 to 4:00—Show card writing ^eek. The Woman’s Missionary and display—Brown’s Inc. Society met at the church Wed- 4:00 to 5:00—Show card writing j >esday afternoon with Mrs. C. K. and display—M. L. Gibert’s. Epting and Mrs. Leon S. Traylor 5:00 to 6:00—Show card writing in charge of the program. and display—D. C. Talbert’s. Ml Those taking part were: Mrs. T. 6:00 to 7:00—Show card writing R. McAbee, Mrs. D. C. Talbert, and display—open. ^ Mrs. J. F. Buzhardt, Mrs. J. E. 8:00 to 9:00—General principles |<f j Young, Mrs. W. M. Talbert, Mrs. of salesmanship—City Hall. T. E. Bell, Mrs. L. K. Simpson, Mrs. Mr. J. E. Young, Supt. of the J. S. Dukes and Mrs. Ernest Han- local school, who has helped make vey. possible these classes, stated that The Sunbeams met at the I this was a real opportunity for church Friday afternoon with j merchants to attend a free school of retailing. All people engaged in retailing are invited to attend. X Much enthusiasm is being shown in the work of the Home Defense Unit which drills on Main Street every Thursday evening. Nearly the whole town turns out on the side lines and the men seem to be putting their best into the training. The list as it stands today with officers is ,as follows: C. K. Epting, Capt., M. A. Bouknight, 1st Lieut., E. B. McDowell, 2nd Lieut., O. L. Sturkey, 2nd Lieut., J. F. Buzhardt, A. C. Earnhardt, James E. Bell, S. O. Bouknight, J. W. Bracknell, H. C. Brown, P. R. Brown, W. C. Brown, G. E. Campbell, E. C. Cheatham, E. F. Creighton, T. K. Collier, E. W. Covin, J. M. Cox, W. M. Creswell, R. L. Dendy, J. M. Dorn, G. N. Dorn, H. Drucker, P. J. Dowtin, R. E. Edmunds, J. T. Faulkner, R. L. Faulkner, W. M. Ferguson, C. T. Fooshe, J. H. Freeland, W. M. Freeland, H. M. Freeland, J. A. Henderson, J. B. Holloway, D. W. Kennedy, J. A. Keown, S. J. King, J. F. Mattison, A. L. Martin, * C. W. Pennal, Jr., P. W. Roper, J. W. Shannon, W. E. Sheppard, Jr., J. A. Sibert, E. B. Smith, J. T. Spence, J. P. Strom, J. F. White, J. H. White, M. C. White, F. L. White, C. R. Jennings, C. L. Jennings, C. J. Young. xx Call Employ ment Office For Cotton Pickers ADMISSION: Adults, 25 cents; Children up to 12, 10 cents; Children 12 to 15, 15 cents Mrs. J. E. Young in charge and the Royal Ambassadors met at the home of Mrs. Hanvey at the same hour with Mrs. J. F. Buz hardt in charge. The Girls Auxil iary met Monday afternoon with their leader, Mrs. F. A. Cosey. Offerings were made to Mis- sions in South Carolina. Cotton farmers who have insuf ficient labor on their farms to harvest their crop this fall are in vited to use their State Employ ment Service office, located on the second floor of McCormick County Courthouse, Manager H. Gerard Hartzog said today. The manager said a call made recently through this newspaper for pickers had brought excellent results and that a large number of workers had registered in order to be ready for jobs when they open up. He again extended his call for workers to register, say ing indications are that there will be a good demand for pickers this year. The official requested cotton armers to anticipate their labor needs as far in advance as possi ble so as to give his office ample time to line up the necessary help. Workers registered with the of- ice are usually located through call-in cards sent out through the mails, through telephone calls if they can be reached that way, and requently through personal auto mobile caUs of the Employment Service personnel. In other words, no effort is spared to find the workers when needed. This is the job of the Employment Service, the manager added Farm Women Of Central District To Meet September 27 At Orangeburg Saturday September 27th is the annual get-to-gether day for the farm women of Central District- and Orangeburg is the place of this meeting. Plans have been made by Mtsl G. E. Hawkins, Greenwood, Dis trict Director, for the day’s pro gram which will begin promptly at 10 o’clock E.S.T. and close at; 1:30 P. M. Speakers for the day are Mrs- Helendeen H. Dodderidge of Wash ington, D. C., who will speak <n* “Consumers Responsibilities and? Adjustments in the Defense Pro gram,” and Mrs. Paul H. Leonard 1 ' of the State Board of Health who> will speak on “Public Health and National Defense.” Guests expected to be present for the day are Miss; Lonny I. Landrum, State Home: Demonstration Agent; Miss Har riett Layton, Assistant State* Agent; Mrs. Landrum Sellars:. President of State Council; Miss; Bessie Harper, Central District Agent; Mrs. Dora Dee Walker. Conservation Specialist, and! others. The Honorable Henry R. Sims and Mayor J. B. Terry of Orange burg will bring greetings. Music will be furnished by the Orangeburg High School band and by the Trujenschi Trio of Orangeburg. An interesting phase of the business meeting will be the presentation of the gavels for best attendance and best work, and the awarding of the pins for 12 years Leadership Work. Seven teen women will receive these. Another interesting feature wflf be the demonstration to be given by Clarine Ott and Willie Mae Felder of Goodys 4-H Club, dairy demonstration team of Orange burg County that won a trip to* Memphis in a state-wide contest. The team will go to Memphis Oc tober 10-12 to compete with teams; from other states. All local arrangements are being: made by Mrs. T. W. Livingston and the home agents, Miss Louise: Fleming and Miss Harry Delie- Thompson. Approximately 1000 delegates are expected from the 16 counties of the district—Aiken, Abbeville, Al lendale, Bamberg, BamweRL Beaufort, Calhoun, Edgefield. Greenwood, Hampton, Jasper. Lexington, McCormick, Orange burg, Richland and Saluda. TXT— Mr. J. A. Young Celebrates Birthday Mr. J. A. Young celebrated his: twenty-first birthday anniversary Sunday, September 14th, at ther home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. David A. Young, near Troy, with' a number of friends and relatives; present. Delicious hash and a. picnic lunch was served at noon. The following guests were pres ent: His grandfather, Mr. J. A_ Young, Sr., and daughters, Misses Eva and Alma, of Troy; Mrs. G. EL Owens and children, Grace, Curtis^ Bennie Lee and Charles; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Emory and son, Olin^. Mrs. Lizzie R. Gibert, all of Laurens; Mr. and Mrs. FranJt Gable and son, Randell, of Ware- Shoals, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Youngs Miss Roberta Long of Green woo dL Miss Louise Dillashaw, Mr. and! Mrs. James Young and family,. Joe, Frances and Elsie, Mr. J. 2. Spence, Mrs. Sam Wideman, Mr_ Curtis Brewer, all of McCormick. Mr. Samuel R. Young, Mrs. Eululua. Young, Mr. Earl Brown, Mr. and Mrs. George Roberts and daughter^ Lula Lee, all of Troy, Mr. Manly- Long of Fort Moultrie, Charleston., Mrs. S. L. Long, Mr. and Mrs. R_ Carl Young and son, Bobby, Mrs. Fannie McCaslan, Mrs. Maggie The Employment Service, gov- ' Talbert and Mrs. Bessie Edwards, ernment operated in order to keep all of Troy. America’s answer to the dicta- the labor market on an even keel,: x tors is a declaration of national charges no fees of any kind to There’s no finer way than the- emergency. Buy Defense Savings workers nor employers. The American way. Let’s keep it that Bonds and Stamps to build our workers’ wages, of course, are paid way. Buy Defense Bonds and! defense. by the employers—not the Em- stamps. 'Buy Defense Bonds and Stamps- uy l/iic; criiipiujr^i - -Buy Defense Bonds and Stamps- ployment Office.