McCormick messenger. (McCormick, S.C.) 1902-current, August 23, 1945, Image 2

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McCORMICK MESSENGER. McCORMlCK. SOUTH CAROLINA Thursday, August 23, 1945 gcCORMICK MESSENGEB 4 rabllsheA Every Thoreday | Established Jane f, IMS C EDMOND J. McCRACKEN, f Editor and Owner EMered at the Post Office at Me- Oormlck, s. C., as a&aD matter of ■ Me second class. ) Subscription rates: t3ae Tear $1.00 Biz Months .75 Three Months AO Jacob Adju*t< Pcr^nnl Relation* ships. Lesson for August 26: Genesis 35: bll. 17-20. Memory Perse: Romans 14:19. In the period following the time of the narrative of the last lesson. Jacob had spent 20 years in the service of Laban, his father-in-law. At length, because of friction be tween himself and Laban, Jacob de parted for Canaan with all, his household and his flocks. Having appeased the wrath of the pursuing Laban, who turned back, Jacob was disturbed to hear that Esau was coming to meet him, with 400 men. • He had reason to fear the brother' whom he had wronged. But there was nothing left but to stand and meet the issue. Having arranged his camp as wisely as he could, he went forth to meet Esau. Doubtless he< was utterly surprised and over* Joye 1 when Esau ran to meet him, embraced him, kissed him, and wept Esau here appears in a noble light — also afterward when he in sisted on not receiving the gift which Jacob had made to him. But Jacob insisted and the gift was Anally accepted. The brothers sepa rated the following day — Esau returning to Mt Seir and Jacob' moving on slowly toward Shechem.' His personal relationships ad* Justed, Jacob desired a permanent 1 hpme. He bought the parcel of ground outside the city where bis tent was pitched, and then upon his efen soil built an altar unto God.; But better than any permanent# i he might have secured in his o'w home was Jacob’s permanence -jv desire to do God’s will. Since wondrous wrestling at Peniel, jW. cob was a changed man — i«. deemed of God and forgiven by b*> brother, he found permanence vfe, X By ELLIOTT PINE The University of Southern Cali fornia football squad has an unbe lievable assembly of mammoth’ linemen ... all said to be fast and quick on the turns, too. Big* gest is Jay Perrin, at 310 pounds playing weight ... then comes John Seay, 290, and John Pehar, ZB0. Leo Schlick weighs 240, and Don Waddell, 220. The others range around 200. The Trojans are generally rated as first choice to lead the Pacific coast conference. V Bed Sox fans are urging 7 Manager Jae Cronin to shift | Davei Ferriss from the mound s to the outfield so that the clnb jf ea« get the benefit of his heavy t hitting more often. There is lit- >' tie likelihood of this move, how* r ever, as long as the big veteran ‘ continues to win so many v games with his hurling. Mem* ! phis has tried 15 players at sec- • ond base this season. Nashville, * also of the Southern association, had a team error record of .345 in midseason. The Pittsburgh Pirates won the pennant of 1902 by the widest mar gin in history—27*4 games ahead of the closest rival . . . the Yan kees hold the American league rec- oid with 19*4 games in 1936. Seattle claims to be the yachting capital of America, with 22,612 pleasure boats registered. Byron Nelson turned in a score of 269 for the 72- hole All-American open golf championship at Chicago, winning by a margin of 11 strokes. . . . It was 18 under par. This is the fourth All-American victory for Byron in five years. Yearling racehorses at the Keeneland sales, Lexington, Ky., sold for an average of $11,520 each. Top price was $46,000, a new rec ord. All small arms, excepting 12- gauge shotguns and some models of revolvers have been released for sale to civilians by the War Pro duction board. A 12-year-old boy has caught the largest game fish of the season at Ocean City, N. J. It was an 89-pound Mako shark, a species usually found no farther north than Florida. The monster battled for 45 minutes. Mel Ott has entered a very ex clusive club by beating out his 500th home run. Only Babe Ruth and Jimmy Foxx have reached this mark so far. Ruth’s total was 714. Foxx recently banged out his 513th, in what may be his last season. Ott is playing in his 20th. Boxing is the most popular sport at Keesler Field, Miss., an air corps training station. There are bouts every Thursday night. ■jr Japan’s Surrender Announcement Ex-Secretary of State Cordell Hull congratulates President Truman after the President had made the aruouncement of Japan’s surrender. Left to right: Secretary of State iffSies F. Byrnes, Cordell Hull and President Harry S. Truman. / ■ New Council to Write Peace Terms A council was set up at the Potsdam conference to write-the final peace terms governing the defeated Germans as well as the Japs. Center shows James F. Byrnes, U. S. secretary of state; upper left, Ernest Bevin, English foreign minister; upper right, Vyacheslav Molotov, Rus sian foreign minister; lower left, George Bidault, French foreign min ister, and lower right, Wang Shik-chieh, Chinese representative. UDOBT !•—The cohune palm of Middle America yields a nut used commercially for (a) butter substitute, (b) breakfast food, (c) to secure a bolt, (d) cork substitute. 2. —Dr. Alfonso Lopez, who was kidnaped last July was formerly president of (a) Cuba, (b) Colombia, (c) El Salvador, (d) Venezuela. 3. —If a President of the U. S. is impeached and tried by the • senate, who presides (a) Chief Justice, (b) Vice President, (c) President of Senate, (d) Attorney General. 4. —The Nation’s biggest store of silver is kept in vaults at (a) Washington, D. C., (b) Knoxville, Tenn., (c) West Point, N. Y., (d) New Orleans, La.-' - 5. —There are bow many breeds of dogs? (a) 25, (b) 50, (c) 75, <d) 100 ANSWERS: 1—(a) Butter •abatltate. *—<b> Colombia. > S—<a) Chief Justice of U. S. Supreme court. . 4— (e) West Point, N. V. 5— <d> Moro than I0O. 0 The Middles By Bob Karp J55 No, PO® -'■HE; LAST T1MB, VOU V ->> CAN/1" r-iAVE A DOG.' NOW GO TO aerm / T' 1 I T*» if*’ vnu INJ L_AX£~ (2 . you STOP ENCOURA01n7(S^1 -1/ X SiMPl-V WON'T HAVS L G TCAOCING UP MV , OKAv7SHL,<>« j’ I'm eeASONAPty — vz ^ I; v v . J 11= VOu wcas X MAN, A.;* MiDDuZ, VOuTO MAtirm MBS uw* • h KAVC A CO f Tv-V. (HOOO-NiGf** ' ■ . it V itp#^ Mr' U ’* Hr -v.*> jf - ■ ■ ■■ - - — . 4 ‘Global Destruction on Two Fronts a I l 5 Good Country Tricks for Saving More Used Fats Notice For Bids For Transportation Pupils Sealed bids will be received un til 12:00 o’clock noon, September 1, 1945, for the transportation of nuoils from the following school districts: Right now, the country is facing the worst fat shortage since the war began. To help make up the deficit, the government is depending on the women of America—and particularly our women on farms and in smaller cities. Every drop cf fat is needed to help make battlefield and homefront essentials. So roll up your sleeves and do an all-out job, won’t you? Clip this checklist as a reminder. V. FRIES SALT PORK—with milk gravy. Salt pork yields so much grease, you won’t need it all for gravy. Pour the rest into the salvage can. 2. DEEP FAT FRYING—use the fat over and over, but when it’s too dark and smelly to U8C any more, don’t forget Uncle Sam wants it! 3. P.OASTS AND CHOPS — save all trimmings (scraps from the plates, too.) Keep them ia a small bowl; once a week melt them down. I Willington School District No. 2 to De la Howe State School. Bordeaux School District No. 3 to De la Howe State School. Vernon School District No. 19 to Sullivan’s School. All bids shall be addressed to the County Superintendent of Education, marked on outside of sealed envelope, “Bid for Trans portation of pupils in School District No* ” and shall be opened at the hour des ignated in this advertisement. Bids .will be opened and av/ards made by the County Board of Education, within two days after bids are received, who shall have the right to reject any and all bids, and to re-advertise for new and additional bids. MRS. BERTHA S. HARRIS, County Supt. Of Education. McCormick, S. C., August 13, 1945.—3t. BARBECUE HASH ON SATURDAYS 4. SAUSAGES—they’re better if you parboil them first. Skim the fat off the cooking water—scrape the fat from the frying pan. 5. CHICKEN SOUP—chill it before you use it. Scoop off the hardened grease (soup tastes better, too!) When the salvage can is full, take it to your butcher promptly. He will give you 2 red points and up to 4c for every pound of used fat you turn in. 100,000,000 More Pounds of Used Fats Are Needed This Year Approved by WFA and OPA. Paid for by Industry. Don’t Gamble! Have extra KEYS Duplicated While-U-Wait 2 for 35c Guaranteed to fit or money refunded. Ben Franklin Stores McCormick, S. C. ■S: - ^ BUYER MEETS CCI I CD IN OUR AD DLLLLin columns... FOR SALE FARM 82 Acres, 3 1-2 miles from McCormick on pub lic road and R. F. D. route, 5-Room House, Barn, good well water, pasture with running wa ter, two horse farm open land. Price $750.00 cash or terms. T. C. FAULKNER McCormick, S. C., Box 241. Will serve Barbecue Hash to the public ev ery Saturday at my store. Will sell by the pint, quart, or any a- mount with container furnished. T ! F. Walker LaGroon, R. 1, McCormick, S. G. Will buy by the Pen, Unit or Boundary HARRY REAM McCormick, S. C. <4