Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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FRIDAY, AUGUST 9, 1946 THE NEWBERRY SUN Livestock Guide For Late Summer Proper attention to their live- tock enterprises in late summer will pay farmers well, says County Agent P. B. Ezell, who gives these important reminders: ANIMAL HUSBANDRY Keep hogs on green forage. Cut and feed weeds or green forage to hogs in dry lot. Change cattle and j sheep from one pasture to another as often as practical (every 3 weeks if possible). See that all livestock have salt, shade, and fresh water. Reserve a permanent pasture for fall and early winter. Sow small grains with crimson clover for winter and early spring grazing. Creep-feed calves on what ever grain is available. DAIRYING August is hay-making month. Be careful to cut at proper stage and cure so that the greatest amount of leaves and green color can be preserved. Mow pasture to keep grasses tenter and to kill weeds. Maintain milk flow by temporary grazing of Sudan grass or pearl millet or by cutting green feed/ Keep milk products clean and cool and deliver promptly. Plan to construct a trench, box, or other type of silo. Watch corn for silage and cut at proper stage. Vote For Lonnie M. Graham Candidate for re-election as Magistrate District No. 2 Our record shows competent; courteous; efficient; reliable service Your Vote and Influence will be Appreciated Veterans Limited! Vic Vet says VOU CAN REVIVE YOUR LAPSED GOVERNMENT INSURANCE IN A JIFFY. - NO PHYSICAL EXAM. I? REQUIRED DURING 1946. NO ONE BUT YOU Can Buy This Product We Refer, of Course, to NATIONAL SERVICE LIFE INSURANCE Created for Soldiers by law- Dcsigned for their pocketbook- Adaptable to their civilian needs. DID YOU KNOW- * That all National Service Life Ihsurdnce for Georgia, South Carolina, Florida, Ala-* bama, and Tenessee is now centralized in' Branch No. 5, Atlanta? And- that you may now mail payments there? And that you may now go in person to the Regional office on all insurance problems? * Tbat a lapsed National Service Life Insurance policy may now be reinstated without red tape? If you have dropped your National Service Life Insurance, you may now get it back by simply paying two monthly premiums and signing a statement of good health. /But do so NOW! This privilege ends on January 1, 1947. * Tbat you should give your “N-Number” ? In all matters concerning insurance, be sure to state your “N-Number" and your army serial number. If you don’t have your “N- Number”, ask for it! SPONSORED BY Chapman Lumber Company Blind and Dependent Benefit From Increase Aged needy and blind persons and dependent children in South Carolina will benefit considerably from increased Social Security as sistance by the Federal Govern ment, Dn James C. Kinard, Chairman of the State Board of Public Welfare, said here today. Conferees of the House and Se nate, unable to agree on a variable grant formula in the Social Secur ity bill adopted previously by the Senate, finally accepted an ear lier amendment by Senator Olin D. Johnston of South Carolina, which provides an additional Federal grant of five dollars to the aged and blind and three dollars to de pendent children. These increases in monthly payments do not re quire matching by the state. “The old age and blind bene fits in South Carolina will be in- cerased from approximately six teen dollars to around twenty-one dollars a month,” Dr. Kinard said. “This is of tremendous advantage to states like South Carolina which have a per capita wealth far below the average for the nation and can not afford to match Federal funds on a 50-50 basis to the extent that wealthier states are able to do.” Mr. and Mrs. Sanders Visiting Mother Mr. and Mrs. John W. Sanders of Des Moines, Iowa, who arrived in the state on July 7th to spend their vacation with Mr. Sanders’ mother, Mrs. J. W. Sanders at Silverstreet, were honored at several dinners during their stay in the homes of Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Sanders, Mr. and Mrs. George Sanders, Mr. and Mrs. John Grady Long, Mrs. Will San ders and Mrs. Charles Gamer of Silverstreet, and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Merritt of Newberry. Mr. Sanders returned to Des Moines on July 20th where he is a member of the firm of the Stetson Shoe Store. Mrs. Sanders will leave for Des Moines on August 7th, but will stop over in Chicago for sever al days visit en route to her home. Rotary Supports Insurance Drive Mr. A. M. McWhirter, Contact Representative, Veterans Administration, 1113 Boyce Street, Newberry, S. C. Dear Sir: Please be assured that the Vet erans Administration has the whole hearted support and cooperation of the Newberry Rotary Club in their campaign to get Veterans who per mitted their insurance to lapse to reinstate same. As a Club with members who know the value of National Service Life Insurance, we can but vigorously support your campaign, and we, as a Club, urge all veterans who have allowed their National Service Life Insurance to lapse to take advantage of liberal feature of re-instatement before it expires. Yours very truly, J. DAVE CALDWELL, President Newberry Rotary Club Miss Berry Engaged To Mr. Schumpert Mr. G. P. Berry announces the engagement of his daughter, Otha, and Mr. John Harold Schumpert. The wedding is to take place in August. R. L. Cox News has been received here of the sudden death of R. L. CojT of Donaldsville, Ga., the past Sunday morning. Mr. Cox was married a number of years ago to Miss Lula Werts of Newberry. Mrs. Cox is a sister of Mrs. Clarence T. 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We give Bryan Dorn our whole hearted support and recommend him un reservedly to the voters of the Third District. Mrs. A. B. Conolly Mr. & Mrs. Caldwell Stallworth Mrs. Ara Dominick Rev. R. M. Tucker Miss Elsie Dominick . Dr. Cecil Dominick Mrs. S. S. Witt Mr. & Mrs. J. M. Harrison Mrs. Leroy Harrison Mrs. E. E. Harrison Mr. and Mrs. Bob Goff Mr. and Mrs. Sam Metis Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rush Rev. & Mrs. G. W. Gurley Mrs. Ivy Stockman Mr. & Mrs. S. W. Stockman Mrs. John Flynn Mrs. Lucy Davis Mr. & Mrs. E. T. Crawford Mrs. Tillman Dominick Mr. Lundy Coleman ATTENTION VETERANS! You Should Reinstate That Lapsed "Gl" Term Insurance Because— It's the cheapest insurance you can buy / / ...fully protected by the US. Government. \ v “ © No physical exam is required before Jan. 1,1947, if your health ie as gosd as on date of lapse. Reinstatement is simple...just visit or write your nearest V.A. office and pay two months' premium. SPONSORED BY R. M. LOMINACK, HARDWARE