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Andrews News

Location

Andrews, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1921

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Health Education in Rural Schools 강조 rural health program aims

Health Education in Rural Schools discusses priorities for rural health teaching. It urges targeted materials for rural life, stronger teacher training, and greater use of school nurses and nutrition programs supported by federal and state supervision. It notes malnutrition and hookworm as key rural issues and promotes school lunches as practical nutrition teaching.

School of Hygiene Association Hygiene Department University of South Carolina Office of the Child Health Organization Fifth Avenue New York Bengtson Renville Minnesota

Heavy Snow Hits Bristol and Surrounding Areas

Snow and rain fell across Bristol and nearby sections with mountain tops covered in snow early this morning. By ten o clock tonight a heavy snow was recorded in the area affecting local travel.

Bristol

Plan to Correct Abuses Washington April 3

The article notes Washington facing delays in letting federal law regulate city weights and measures. It details antiquated half peck and five pound scales, unstandardized ice sales, and street vending practices. A new 90 day old bill will standardize weights and prohibit sales not by weight or approved containers starting June 4, protecting consumers.

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Weather Shifts as Black River Church Hosts Guests

A large crowd attended services as a new preacher spoke at church Sunday. Governor Gasselman and Duffie Godwin were guests of local residents, and several families, including the McGees and Ard sisters, hosted or visited relatives during the weekend.

Duffie Godwin Eva Powell Governor Gasselman Katé Haseld J. P. McGee J. D. Cassiman H Benton C. H. Benton Dora McGee B. F. Fulton Black River Church Roy Ard Tom Wilder Rebecca Ard Daisy McGee

League of Women Voters Meet At Winthrop

The South Carolina League of Women Voters calls a July 6 7 meeting at Winthrop College Rock Hill for heads of state groups to form a joint legislative committee and decide a legislative program for the year. The New Voter pamphlet is nearly exhausted and can be ordered from Mrs Carre McC Patrick Anderson or Mrs F S Munsell in Columbia for 50 cents.

South Carolina of Women Voters Winthrop College Rock Hill League of Women Voters Carre McC Patrick Anderson F. S. Munsell Columbia

Prune Tomato Plants For Heavy Yields And Flavor

Garden specialists advise staking and pruning tomato plants to maximize yield and flavor. Plants set 18 inches to 2 feet apart, tied to 4 to 5 foot stakes, with pruning to remove side shoots. trained fruiting clusters appear along the stem for later harvest and extended production.

Watermelons as a South Carolina commercial crop

Ex tension agent F. L. Harkey notes watermelons are a growing commercial crop in South Carolina with 3000 to 4000 cars shipped yearly. Most go to Eastern markets, with major shipments from Barnwell, Allendale, Hampton, and Jasper Counties. Typical carloads depend on melon size, 18 pound averages yield 300 to 1450 per car. 25 pound averages yield 900 to 1200. Cars are ventilated box cars, bedding with pine straw or grain straw preferred.

South Carolina F. L. Harkey Barnwell Allendale Hampton Jasper Excel Tom Watson Georgia Alabama North Carolina Florida

Five Cent Loaf Returns in St Louis After War

In St Louis the five cent loaf reappears, initially from one bakery with more to follow. Wheat and flour prices fall, building materials costs ease with brick and cement firms cutting prices. Cotton exporters may gain from War Finance Corporation funding, and local banks show stronger position as the Federal Reserve ratio rises to 56.5.

St. Louis War Finance Corporation Europe Federal Reserve

Presbyterian Church Sunday Services and Class Schedule

Presbyterian Church holds 11 a.m. and 4 p.m. services with Sunday School at 7 30 p.m. A Bible class for business men meets at 8 p.m. Friday. The topic is the Sunday school lesson for the following Sunday.

Put Idle Acres to Work in South Carolina

Courtney Campbell of the South Carolina Development Board argues idle land can yield cash through hay pasture grass and timber. He cites waste acres in the low country, suggests planting Dallis grass and managing fire to grow hay fields and timber while cleaning land and enriching soil for future use.

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Funeral for E. C. Pendergrass Held at Lanes

The funeral for E. C. Pendergrass who died in Columbia Hospital Saturday night was conducted at Lanes yesterday afternoon and again on Tuesday. He leaves a wife several children and many friends. He had been ill for some time and died at age 44.

E. C. Pendergrass Columbia Hospital Lanes

Widow Reveals Vaughn Escape Details From Florida

The widow of Thurston U. Vaughn says he escaped from an insane asylum by using a ward key or aid of others and saved tips from visitors to travel. She corrects Tampa officials about a Canada trip and says Vaughn went directly to Florida, teaching in Gillette and later Plant City before Port Tampa incarceration. Sheriff Heise plans to send about $200 reward to Tampa for arrests, Odd Fellows reward withdrawn, body disposition undecided.

Tampa Thurston U. Vaughn South Carolina Alex Heise Vaughn Canada Florida Gillette Gong Plant City Port Tampa Seriff Heise

Remarkable Remarks and Proverbs by D. M. C.

A collection of aphorisms on language power faith and trust in God. Insights warn against pride fear and relying on human plans over divine will while urging perseverance in doing God’s will and recognizing that nothing is great or small apart from God.

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Forest Fire Warning Seeks Protection of Young Pine Forests

The article warns landowners to prevent fires on cut over or timber lands. Professor H W Barre of the South Carolina Experiment Station says millions of acres may never be reforested if fires continue. Spring fires kill young trees and shrubs, especially pines, risking a timber famine in 25 years. Citizens urged to take action to shield future forests.

South Carolina H. W. Barre

Camlin Son to Be Buried in Harmony Church Service

The son of Mr. R W Camlin of Trio, killed overseas, will be buried at Harmony Methodist Church within the week. Funeral date to be announced later.

Pearse Camlin R W. Camlin Trio Harmony Methodist Church

Mrs Nesmith Dies After Short Illness at 66

Mrs. Esther Sessions Nesmith wife of George B Nesmith of Morrisville died at home April 10 1921 in the sixty sixth year of age. Funeral and interment were at Blanes Chapel. She leaves seven children and numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren with several siblings and relatives in Davenport Washington San Francisco Andrews and Kingstree.

Esther Sessions Nesmith George B. Nesmith Morrisville

Cradle Roll Campaign Aims 10000 SC Babies

A statewide drive by the Save The Baby campaign seeks 10 000 South Carolina cradle roll credentials issued during Children's Week April 24 to 30. Leaders include Dr D Lesene Smith Spartanburg Governor Cooper and county plans span Greenville Spartanburg Cherokee Union Oconee Anderson and many others.

South Carolina D. Lesense Smith Spartanburg Ruth Dodd State Bureau of Child Hygiene Leon C. Palmer State Sunday School Association D. Lesene Smith Save the Baby Robert A. Cooper Greenville Spartanbirz Cherokee Union Oconee Anderson Orangeburg Clarendon Sumter Florence Bamberg York Edgefield Hamton Chesterfield Barnwell Charleston Beaufort

Rock Hill to Welcome S. S. Delegates

Rock Hill announces it will host the South Carolina State Sunday School Convention at Winthrop College from June 8 to 10. The city reports record financing, with the Rock Hill Chamber of Commerce raising and cashing in a $1,000 advertising fund, the largest ever by a convention city in the state. Delegates are promised a hearty welcome and three days of fellowship.

Spartanburh Rock Hill South Carolina State Sunday School Association Spartanburg Leon C. Palmer Palmer Winthrop College

Demonstration Club to Meet at Andrews Event

The Horne Demonstration Club of Andrews will meet with Mrs. S. E. Jenkins on Wednesday afternoon April 20 at 3 30. The demonstration will cover the preservation of eggs and making salads. Members are asked to bring a dish of salad and the recipe and method.

Horne Demonstration Club Andrews S. E. Jenkins

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