The sun. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1937-1972, December 22, 1939, Image 10
THE NEWBERRY SUN
FRHMY. DECEMBER 22. 1939
Chosen Healthiest Farm Group
FINAL SERVICES THURSDAY
FOR MRS. STOUDEMIRE
Mrs. Daisy Elizabeth Stoudemire,
56, wife of J. M. Stoudemire of Cha
pin, died Wednesday at a Columbia
hospital. Besides her husband, she
is survived by her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. S. D. Lever of Chapin; three
daughters, Mrs. Annie Mae Frick.
Mrs. Louise Bush, and Mrs. Ruth
Frick; two sons, Sam Stoudemire and
S. C. Stoudemire, all of Chapin; six
brothers, Frank Lever of Ga., Ben
Lever, of Greenville, Willie and
Grady Lever of Columbia, Ira Lever
of Taylors, and Clarence Lever of
Chapin; two sisters, Mrs. Argie
Cromer of Blairs and Mrs. Hattie
Ruff of Lexington.
The funeral was held Thursday af
ternoon at Capers chapel church with
the Rev. A. E. Smith officiating.
ure pile the smaller the fertilizer
bill.
Horticulture
1. Prune fruit trees and
bunch grapes. 2. Make garden plans,
get seed catalogs, and order seeds
before seedsmen are out of desirable
varieties. 3. If fruit trees have not
already been set, do so this month;
fall or winter planting in the South
is preferable to early spring plant-
clirst Step to
(jBeauty
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DIES HERE WEDNESDAY
CHICAGO. 111. . . . Four strong boys and two comely young ladies today
were declared the healthiest 4-H club youths in a contest' of state
champions held in connection with the 18th annual National 4-H Club
Congress. Left to right: Richard Crane, 17, Rushville, Ind.; Warren
Gales, 18, Sandstone, W. Va.; Ruth Fitzenreiter, 16, Bel, La.; Joanne
Parks, 15, Liberty, Ind.; Carlisle W. Klein, 18, Black River Falls, Wis.;
Leslie G. Warrant, 16, Kasota, Minn.
;
Because we know all lovely things
Wishing won’t make true
Doesn’t make us stop one bit
In wishing Joy to you.
Chapman Lumber Co.
Mrs. Irene Parketon Davis, 65,
widow of J. H. Davis,' died Wednes
day morning at the home of her
step-son, Jeru Davis, on Vincent
street.
Other survivors include an adopted
son, W. Eugene Smith, of Columbia;
a step-daughter, Mrs. J. B. Moates
of Colbert, Ga.; six grandchildren, all
of Columbia.
The funeral was held Thursday
morning at eleven o’clock at the Dav
is home with the Rev. R. O. Corvin
officiating, assisted by the Rev. M.
M. Brooks Burial followed in West
End cemetery.
FARM CALENDAR FOR
DECEMBER GUIDANCE
Even in December farmers must
keep busy with important activities,
chiefly looking towards the future,
says County Agent P. B. Ezell, who
lists these brief suggestion:
1. Weather permitting, turn heavy
soils that have no cover crop. 2. Put
cotton under cover to prevent loss of
$5.00 or more per bale. 3. Clean up
edges of fields. 4. Bed down stalls
and barns with leaves, pine needles,
or grain straw; the bigger the man-
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Christmas Specials
Good STEAKS . . \ . . 25c
FRUITS of ALL KINDS
PORK CHOPS . . .
Pickles, Per Quart . .
Good Enuf Flour, 24 lbs
RINSO, 3 tor . . . .
Kerosene, Per Gallon .
20c
15c
95c
25c
10c
FRESH COUNTRY EGGS
OYSTERS, per pint
38c
Hailed Service Station
mg. 4. Prepare hotbeds for sewing
in January. 5. Propagate grapes and
ornamental deciduous shrubs from
new cuttings. 6. Terrace all land to
be planted to peaches before trees
are set.
Insects and Diseases
1. Observe how well long, close-
fitting shucks protect corn against
fveevils. 2. Burn orchard prunings to
destroy shot-hole boers. 3. Bum
twigs severed by girdlers. 4. Apply
lime sulphur or oil emulsion dormant
sprays after trees are completely dor
mant. 5. Apply non-poisonous dust
to control cattle lice.
Agricultural Engineering
1. Store cultivating machinery and
grease parts that are likely to rust.
2. In operating tractor during winter
months follow manufacturer’s in
struction book regarding “Sugges
tions for Cold Weather Operation.”
3. Use disk harrow for cutting-in cot
ton stalks and other vegetable mat
ter. 4. Plow up terraces so they will
have time to settle before the spring
planting season.
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Here’ to Christmas! May it
bring you peace, joy and hap
piness. That is our sincere
wish for you and yours.
The Ben T. Buzhardt Furniture Co.
MRS. BEN T. BUZHARDT
Thos. G. Graham Ralph Higgins
Grady Graham Garner Nobles
R. G. Wallace
Wishes his many friends and
customers very best wishes for
■ a Merry Christmas.
Holiday Specials
Extra Select Oysters, qt. 60c
Extra Standard Oysters, qt. 50c
Best Beef Roasts, lb 17 l-2c
Lean Pork Chops, lb 18c
Fresh Native Beef Liver, lb 18c
Breakfast Bacon BALLENT,NES
Rath’s or Kingan’s
lb 22c
I I„ A —-Skinned. Rath’s Black Hawk,
namSi
I Armour’s Star, or Kingans Reliabl
22V2c
Fresh Pork Skinned Homs lb 19c
Steak, sirloin, round, T bone 25c
Owonmae box > ba & or dozen
^ranges 10g 12( 20c> 2 5 {
Extra Fancy and Fancy Staymen
Winesap and Delicious Apples
No. 1 Grapefruit
TANGERINES
3 for 10c
dozen 10c
Anything In Candies
Royal Scarlet Choc. Covered Cherries
Bx. 25c
Royal Scarlet Rum & Butter Toffee . 25c
Royal Scarlet Thin Mints, Box .... 25c
Big Stick Mint Candy .... 20c, 10c & 5c
Box Stick Candy, 2 pounds 25c
Celery, Lettuce, Tomatoes, String
Beans, Cauliflower, Spinach, Etc.
We can supply any of your requirements
for the Christmas dinner—and you can be
certain of getting nothing but the very
best quality.
R. G. WALLACE
We Deliver Phone 144