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SEEM ALONG ROADSIDE
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try to grow good grass, it is
not as easy as you thought it
would be. The way it persis
ted in your crop's, you doubt
less thought all you had to do
to have good grass i^as to just
let it alone. But that is not
the case.
That cultivated land, where
you fought grass so, had fer
tilizer on it. And it was pre
pared well and worked good.
We now know that it takes
all of those things too to grow
good grass, just like it takes
them to grow good crops.
We have thousands of acres
of winter grasses and clovers
planted in all manner of ways.
And we have even more thou
sands of acres of permanent
pastures planted and seeded in
various ways. The S^ate Pas
ture Committee of experiment
station, extension, and SCS
is studying all of these. County
agents and SCS workers are
conducting tours to see these
efforts towards growing good
grass. Farm experience and
scientific findings are being
V jd into practical know-
icdgc mat will aid us in grow
ing grass. Real grass! Grass
the yeai around, that is mak
ing the livestock future of thjs
country Ult a bit southward.
power for progress comes?
We can’t walk among the
stars except in fancy. But on
the wings of imagination we
can go anywhere. And it does
us good, when we get our feet
back on the ground again.
I told you last fall about the
good many thousand acres of
shatter-resistant soybeans I saw
following grain in Calhoun
county. County Agent Cain
says yields ran around a 30-
bushel average per acre. And,
“the Tall Arksoy, developed
by John Wannamaker, seems to
be the most popular variety.
It is a shatter-resistant bean
which grows upright, makes
good yield, and is easy to com
bine.” he says.
And listen to County Agent
Bryant of Lee talking: “Green
fields at Christmas could be
seen on many farms in Lee
county, along with some nice
fat livestock and poultry graz
ing on the blanket of green,
where in the past the same
land only fed sparrows and
robins.” 4
Don’t you like to take an
occasional flight intp that beau
tiful realm of imagination? I
do. _ For is it not there that
is it not from there that the
creative thinking grows? And
Clarendon county has start
ed a 100-Bushel-Per-Acre-Corn
Club. ^ _
The past year three of tlfeir
farmers made it. And the 10
high ones in their contest av
eraged 91.1 bushels per acre.
Those earning charter mem
bership in the 100 bushel club
were Perry Anderson with
106.4 bushel per acre,. John
Brogdon 105.2 bushels, and F.
Large, well-known, AAAI Mfr. needs two men for
steady, permanent work in sales, service dept., full
time with no lay-offs. Forty-two men in S. C.,
starting green, are making more money than ever
before. Perhaps you could use more money in 1949.
If you are 25_45, married, clean character, an furn
ish references as to honesty, energy and have car,
write stating details and earnings past year to:
Electrolux State Office, 1921 Blossom St., Colum
bia 5, S. C. for personal interview promptly.
E. DuBose who averages 105.1
bushels.
Last fall County Agent Car-
raway staged a calf scramble
at the Charleston county fair.
Businessmen donated 20 calves.
They were turned loose in the
arena. Then 40 older 4-H
boys were turned loose in there
too. The one that caught, hal
tered and led a calf out got
the calf.
Those calves are being grown
out for the 4-H fat stock show
there this fall. The other day
Carraway visited the 20 boys
who got them. And 16 of them
had winter grazing in addi
tion to the dry feed for their
calves.
Growing stock right; that’s
what the youngsters are learn
ing by doing.
“WELLS
THEATRE
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
CHARLES STARRETT
in "Challenge of the Range"
with SMILEY BURNETTE
Added CONGO BILL and
THREE STOOGES Comedy
THE NEWBERRY SUN
R I T Z
THEATRE
THURSDAY & FRIDAY
Loretta Young, Robert Cum
mings, Wendell Corey, Sam
Jaffe, Douglas Dick
. THE ACCUSED '
Popeye Cartoon
FOX NEWS
By Tad Kesting
MONDAY & TUESDAY
Gay adventures of a bachelor
baby-doctor who wants to stay
single! —
EVERY GIRL SHOULD BE
MARRIED
Cary Grant, Franchot Tone,
Diana Lynn and Betsy Drake
Added PATHE NEWS
3:00, 4:40, 6:20, & 8:00
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY
BODYGUARD
Lawrence Tierney, Priscilla
Lane and Phillip Reed
Added GIRLS IN WHITE
3:00, 4:30, 6:00, 7:30 & 9:00
Morning Show 9:30 Saturday
SATURDAY
Warner Baxter, Mickey Rooney
Wallace Beery, Elizabeth Allan
SLAVE SHIP
Also Short—Let’s Sing a Love
Song
MONDAY k TUESDAY
Gregory Peck, Anne Baxter,
Richard Widmark, Robert
Arthur, Henry Morgan
YELLOW SKY
M.G.M. NEWS
WEDNESDAY
Rex Harrison. Linda Darnell,
Rudy Vallee, Barbara Lawrence
UNFAITHFULLY YOURS
Cartoon—Fine Feathered Friend
DRIVE-IN
THEATRE
Program for March 3-10, 1949
Admission 12c-35c every day
OPERA HOUSE
SATURDAY
GHOST TOWN LAW
Buck Jones, Tim McCoy and
Raymond Hatton
Added — FEDERAL AGENTS
VS. UNDERWORLD
and CHARLIE CHASE
Admission 9c-25c all day
Late Show 10:15 Saturday Nile
EVERY GIRL SHOULD BE
MARRIED
Admision 12c-35c
THURSDAY & FRIDAY
MARIHUANA
NEWS
SATURDAY
Jean Parker, Russell Hayden
ROLLING HOME
Short: Daddy Duck
Also; Bit of Blarneys
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
Audrey Long
SONG OF MY HEART
Short: Bone Bandit
NEWS
WEDNESDAY
Virginia Bruce, Dick Toran
BUTCH MINDS THE BABY
Short: House Tricks
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
Melveyn Douglas, Rosalind
Russell
GUILT OF JANET AMES
Short: Woody The Giant Killer
Zoo£ inside—outside—a//around tAe car—
As hunters know, many do
mestic animals occasionally
wander from the hands of man
—cattle, horses, hogs, turkeys,
ducks, geese — sdl sometimes
throw off the human yoke and
take to remote places or join
their wild cousins.
It is unfortunate that man’s
two favorite household pets and
helpers should cause the most
trouble when they do hear the
call of the wild. The cat and
dog, turned primative, destroy
those things which are impor
tant to us economically, claims
Bill Wolf, author of many hunt
ing and fishing articles.
The killer cat comes in for
the major share of the blame,
and is the subject of much ar
gument. Defenders to the con
trary, the domestic cat which
is alowed to prowl at will in
suburban and rural areas, and
the homeless cat which turns
entirely wild and lives as a
beast of prey, destroy wildlife
of much more value to man
than the contribution they
make killing a few mice.
The owner who talfes tabby
out to the county, to be turn
ed loose, is positive it will
head for the nearest farm and
find a good home. They nev
er find such a home. If they
survive the first several grim
weeks, they learn how to kill
to live. They stay away from
the farmhouse, where they are
less than welcome. In a little
time the wild has reclaimed
them entirely. There is noth
ing cute about them. They are
miniature tigers.
When the dear little kittens
need food they have a varied
choice—young of rabbits, quail
pheasants and low nesting song
birds are easy prey. Further
more, they can kill the adults
of all but the larger animals
and birds classed as small
game.
If this is condemnation it is
not intended for the cats, but
rather for their owners who
abandon them or who do not
properly care for them. They
seldom realize how destructive
their cats can be when allowed
to roam at will. There is no
room for killer cats, and the
hunter is justified in shooting
them as he would any serious
predator. The hunter spends his
money to put game in the field.
The cat owner contributes noth
ing, not even a license fee.
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WANTED — Scrap iron, brass.
copper, lead, zinc aluminum
pewter, old batteries, radiators,
all kinds of rags, old waste cot
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If more convenient mail
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On Jalapa-Whitmire High
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4 miles from Whitmire.
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WHITMIRE. S. C.
3|4-3tp
NOTICE!
ALL ELECTRIC POWER
will be OFF in the CITY OF
NEWBERRY from 2:30 p.m.
to 5 p.m. ‘on SUNDAY. Feb
ruary 27.
We regret this inconvenience
to our customers however
Duke Power Company is
installing a new 3000 KVA
sub-station at the Abater
plant in 1 order to provide
more power for growing
Newberry.
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Moreover, your new Chevrolet will keep on giving this finer
brand of thrills and thrift with unfailing dependability, year
after year, for it’s the only low-priced car with a world's champion
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The most Beautiful
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The most Beautiful
BUY for All-Round
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PICTURE FRAMES MADE TO ORDER
We have a fine selection of Moulding
to use around any type and size picture.
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"Perma-Bond" process thoroughly tested and
proved by millions of units under all kinds of
driving conditions. Because there are no rivets to
limit lining wear or score brake drums, lining life
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DAVIS MOTOR COMPANY
1517 Main St. Newberry, S.C.
KODAK FILMS—KODAK FINISHING
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Bring Then To
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FRIDAY, MARCH 4, 1949
WANT ADS
BEAUTY COUNSELOR has two
openings; one sales, one ex
ecutive; flexible hours, no ex
perience necessary. For per
sonal interview, write Mrs. W.
T. Sutton, 414 Edward Court,
Columbia? S. C. 3|4-2tp
NOTICE—i am now prepared
to assist you with the filing
of your Income Tax Returns—
State and Federal. Also Social
Security and Withholding. Am
Ideated at 1304 Main Street up
stairs over Baker’s Shoe Shop
in office formerly occupied by
Dr. Lynch. Mrs. A. H. Counts.
DIIAKER
C. D. COLEMAN COMPANY
AZALEA QUEEN DANCE
✓ . ^
Beauty Contest!!!!
' ' PRIZES
MUSIC BY
CHARLIE PRUITT’S SEXTETE
You May be The Lucky Winner of a
WASHING MACHINE or RADIO
NEWBERRY ARMORY . .8 p.m. ’tilL ,
Informal 60c per person
Tickets on Sale At:
Central Drug Company
Johnnie’s News Stand
Newberry Drug Company
aintwnneinq
T. Roy Summer
Announces an advance showing of the
newest Spring and Summer fabrics, es
pecially colorful assortments of the lat
est materials for Sports and Mid-sum
mer wear, suitable for ladies and gent
lemen and tailored in the incomparable
manner.
by
THE GLOBE TAILORING COMPANY
CINCINNATI
MR. HUGH MAUNEY
“Master of The Tapeline”
will be in attendance with full length
woolen drapes
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
March 4th and 5th