Horry Women Win Blue Ribbon In State Contest
Horry County home demonstration clubs won a blue ribbon in the 36th state contest at Winthrop College. Greenwood was ineligible and received a purple ribbon. Officers were elected including Mrs Lineberger as president and Mrs Hawthorne as second vice president. Green wood led with the top score. Newberry County earned the loving cup for highest score in the red ribbon group.
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Horry County
Nathaniel Grist
Gee
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Greenwood County
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Irvin Hawthorne
Donalds
Hastings Woodward
Savannah Valley
W. Cott
Mayesville
L. H. Butt
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Abbeville
Chesterfield
Colleton
Dorchester
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Fairfield
Florence
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Lee
Pickens
Saluda
Sumter
Newberry County
Cannery Opens For Summer Season At Loris Kennery
The Loris Community Cannery opened for the summer season with a rush as thrifty housewives prepared beef string beans squash and corn for canning. John A Rankin and Joe D McCormick urged patrons to pay for cans and pick them up daily. About 300 to 400 cans from last year remained unsold and must be claimed by July 1 or the stock will be sold. Canning costs are nine cents per quart and seven and a half cents per pint.
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Loris Community
John A. Rankin
Joe D McCormick
Agricultural Teach Carge
Cannery
Elwell Jones
Nery
Jnne
Walter Leonard
Will Beard
Paul Lewis
Windon
Solem
Canning East
W. B. Pugh
Will
Myrtle Beach
SC Press Assn To Award Two Scholarships
The South Carolina Press Association will award two $300 scholarships this fall to South Carolinians pursuing newspaper careers. Funds came from South Carolina newspapers, and applicants should write to The State Managing Editor, Post Office Box 150, Columbia SC, before August 16. Awards will be made in September.
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Better Hog Prices Seen In Loris Area
Report from the U S Department of Agriculture shows the Spring pig crop at 53 085 000 head, down from last year and signaling hog prices may rise this fall and winter. Higher hog prices often lift prices for corn, wheat and barley in the region. The department also projects a Fall pig crop around 35 million head, about 15 percent smaller than last fall.
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U. S
Agriculture Department
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