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g? a _ Atlvirp to Farmere* Cows Kindly afid Gi How completely?or incompletely?do your cows let down their j milk, asks Guy S. Parsons, dairy specialist for the N. 0. Agricultural Extension Service. The way J you treat them has a lot to do witlrf how much milk you get. Parsons says improper milking or the failure to provide t h e..? "milking time conditions that stimulate the cow to secrete enough ftxvtwin (thf milk kt, down hormone) are definite factors 1 n t causing cows to dry up early." i Any excitement at milking time ^ interferes" \vjth the secretion o f oxytocin. Normally it is secreted ^ ?y a small gianu near ine cuw s ^ ?? %yain in response-to a - "milking...... stimulus." The stimulus can be ^ provided through udder massage by a nursing calf, by a milking , machine, or by human milker. e Mild excitement may partially L block this important secretion and a result in the cow giving1 far less milk than normally, decThres Par- a sons. Handling the cow roughly, tl rushing her, not feeding her at a ? certain time when she has been *"< led to expect feed, moving into a S! - new "stalk m'-hamr-or anything ex- <i eiting or over stimulating can P ?* cause the cow to hold back some h of her milk. ; u a Therefore, if you are going t o e get-all the milk the cow; has i n. v storage, be sure to give'your cows?^ bind and gentle treatment. c ?? MRS. MATT IE LEWIS J Final rites were held recently for Mrs. Hattie Lewis, who died | at Columbia hospital following a j short illness. Mrs. Lewis was a native of Orarigeburg County. She was the 1 widow-of James Lewis and a mem- * ber of Central Baptist Church. Mrs. Lewis is survived by four * daughters: Mrs. Annie .Mae Shuler % of Jersey City, N. J. Mrs. Hen- |* rietta Bolton, Mrs. Murline Epps | and Mrs. Jamsie Lee McClinton of s C^ibimbia- twptvp crand children t two 3i6ters, one brother arid a v number of neices and nephews. , r Service was conducted at Zion a Methodist Church in Branchville. j Stop pain of piles : 4-/v?l A?T n t t? AVM A r.iuuaj' <11 uuiiie ) ?or money back! Sn doctor's tests, amazing new .Stainless Pazo* instantly relieved piles' torture! Gave internal and r external relief! 6 mfedically-proved ingredients including Triolyte, re- |a lieve pain, itching instantly! Reduce e -swelling. Promote healing. You sit, j walk in comfort! Only stainless 1 i pile remedy. Stainless Pazo? Sup- F > positories or Ointment at druggists. I ^Trademark of drove Laboratories, inc. j f , Oi'ttment and Suppositories. ' 1 f _ : Free Free': YES ITS TRUE! Wiui every car purchased j ! regardless of price, we will give you absolutely free one ? new G. R. Radio for your ; Home. OFFER GOOD THROUGH | APRIL 30TH HARDEN STREET [ r MOTORS r' St. Phone 65-1662 Treat Your ?t More Milk Renew Search For Missing Laurens Man "tjAUItRNS?An investigation he mysterious disappearance of 3-year-o'd Negro near Mount.vi! A timv'l. 1?'99. liu?*' l'een levivv i he request of his family i. n eople in Mountvillo, it was siat< isr week hy Sheriff Caldwell \ /ier. llarold Fortson, a SLF7) ofiic r^ni Columbia, has been htioir im in the investigation, t n ITenTf said. So far, "he said", th< ad nothing new to divulge. Te sheriff identified the mis lg man as Bill Anderson, retin xtra worker on the Seaboard A ine frack crew; who was drayir pension. About a month after he di ppeared, the sheriff said, one < le man's shoes was found in i Id house about a mile from t h ailroad. About a year later, 1 aid, a pair of paints which Ai ants which Anderson wore wh< e left for Petersburg was four nder some bushes a mile or way. The pants, he said, contai d a pass on the S.A.L. Railroi r-hich he could have used in ridii earer to his home. The sheriff said that Andersi ouldn't have had mijeh mon n biin "because lie bad cashed 1 nonthly pension check to make rip to Petersburg. 1KJHT TO JOIN *AACP VOTED NEW YORK?The annual met ng of the American ^Assn., Jniversity Professors has h? hat students and college teache lad a right to belong to groups a rotating racial integrationsligher education. - i An adopted resolution said pecifieally condemn any legisl ion or administrative actio vhich would deny or inhibit t ight of teachers and students, ill lawful ways, to advocate o jromote these principles." Speakers said the resolution a .lied to membership in the N ional Assn. for the Advancemt >f Colored People. Specific ref >nces to the NAACP was omitl lowever after lengthy debate yi erday. Some speakers said the reso tion was just aif strong with' tecific mention of the NAAC ind that to include such def< nee would serve no purpose b o "wave a red flag" befc Southern legislators. Others counseled against "a >arrassing Southern liberal rhey said the resolution should r je so provocative as t increi jppisition to their personal effo to improve race relations in 1 South. Service Station 5400 MONTICELLO RD. Columbia, S. C. Ph. 3-9 CITIES SERVICE PRODUCTS Complete Autp Services And Accessories . Washing, Waxing, Greasing PICKUP & DELIVERY * ? THE PALMETTO LEADE1 FLOWER SHOW i j The Carver Garden Club will sent its second annual flower s May 4-5 at the Blessed Marti) Porres Parish house, 2227 Ha ton Street. Displays will be artistic a horticultural divisions, respect ly Although the show io iipomu by the garden club, entries in horticultural division are open te public. The artistic division will cfe H the show's theme? "Essence ^ Spring Flowers." All jnembers ^ the Garden Club are busy work ^ 011 arrangements for the show, y Mrs. Ada Cooper is chairman the show and Mrs. Ola Wakef: is president of the club. tr A complet schedule of eve hQ is as follows: >y ? Saturday; May 4?9:06 to "72 o'clock exhibits to be brought s- the Parish House. Those brou >d after 12:00 o'clock will be plat ir but cannot be enteed fo judgin ig From 2:00?4:00 p. m. judg will take place. Nq one will s- allowed in the display room wl of judging is goingon except a s in cial committee, e From 4:00 P. M.?to 6:00 p. ie doors will be onen to p..KHz n- Sunday, May 5, there will 1 ;n fr:0 0 p. m. at which time refn id ments will be served. The publi so cordially invited to .^attend. n- [ No exhibits may bip retnoved ad fore 5:15 Sunday all exhibits n ig be removed by 6:00 p. m, on f ey ?It-is estimated than?an inv us ment of $40,000 in 1951 in hyl seed developed in this country added $187 million to the valut the corn crop in Western Eui land the Mediterranean countrie 4 . of 1 PHONE " I" BLUE PALACE J "FA SHOPPE mi , Oeiieioo* ham. Cooked Mei 1W1 Washington Street <1 .n n" ?7 *? he ? PHONE 4-967* BLUE PALACE HOTF.T P" Ia' - J. OUTSIT" KOOM. :nt ?|7 (VsHhin^ton er- ! j .... gg- I . i blue palace out Tonsori^f *>arlo p.] , 4* * * - - - o . I* tut S re "Y, Columbia's Most MH?>? s* Restaurau' ise I TheI'iff Trail Ini rts Service with a Smile the Pootlong Hot Doga, Shrim Barbecue, Fried Chicken, ? Potato Custard ^ ? . Corner uaa a. Tayt+r Hta. - *'USE FRESH FISH FOR fYOUR 13? j Lenten Menu Cannarclla FISH MARKET 1332 Assembly St. R. E. FLOYD, Owner I t ' - s> FltfST~N \ 7 ^ RffTII I TWA'S' MERT" V* ~T.V* Y.W.A. of "the First Nazarpre eth Baptist Church hefd its" regulhow ar monthly meeting, March ,.27, 1 ile 1957 at. the home of Mrs. I.ula1 mp- Mae Richardson. Devotional sermon was conducted by Mrs. Gapn d ".. the topic lor discussion was; , ive- "No Christian Mission Without I 1 wed?The Holy Spirit;"? ?? the The YWA will celebrate its first j t 6 anniversary- the third Sunday in j The YWA State Convention will pict held in Spartanburg. S. C. a t I Qf the Thompson St., Baptist Church.' 0f May 16-21. I ir,g delegates' to the Convention are I Mrs. Lula M. Richardson and I o1 Margaret Gary ielc ' ' ? o , . ELKS HEAR TALKS I" nt<? K . Palmetto Lodge .142 and -Prim- x rnn uu rose Temple-No. Gil held it An- .. to * nutol Health and EDU program t Sunday, April 28, 1957, G p. m. :ed' at the Elk3 Rest, lllGVfe Oak St. 'K* I -Speakers were Prof. C. J. John- ' ing son and Dr. L. 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