Outline of Boll Weevil Program for State Farmers
A committee led by Dr W W Long and R I Hartsville forms a plan to guard against boll weevil damage. It urges destruction of cotton stalks, burning of field margins, liberal use of quick acting fertilizer, early planting of approved varieties, dense planting, cautious use of pesticides, and strong supervision by landowners. The plan outlines regional adaptations for Lower Coastal Plain, Middle Coastal Plain, and Piedmont, stressing extension-agent guidance and farmer cooperation to prevent demoralization and preserve profits.
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Dispatch News
W. W. Long
R. I
W.gaston
W. W.D. R. Coker
Gata
Easton Bureau
Firth
Lower Coastal Plain
Middle Coastal Plain
Sand Hill
News from St Johns wraps up weekend visits
In St John s Clyde Raw has returned home from Pfafe. Several families and young people enjoyed Sunday visits and meals with relatives including Keisler Hook Kaiser Smith and Wessinger. Principal Lelia Livingston and Willie Lois Smith spent the weekend in Columbine.
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Clyde Raw
Prafce
Hone
Mary
Sara
Lillian Keisley
Elsie Hook
Ralph and
Raymond Hendrix
Dorothea Keisler
Willie Lois Smith
Gladys
Virginia
Elizaeth Ballentine
Julia
Mertie Kaiser
Ed Hendrix
Jacob
Glen Leaphart
T. H. Rawl
It. Harman
Lester Harman
Emerson Ke
Aolumn
Delmar Price
Alvin Keisley
Dy le Keister
Odig
Linden Long
Horace Connelly
Mark and
Brodie Tew
SU On
Weisler
Joss Wessinger
R. W. Keisler
Lelia Livingston
Potato Crates Now Available for Storage
The car of potato crates has arrived and those wishing to store potatoes in the curing house this year should order with Secretary J. D. Carroll. Confirm from him the days the curing house will receive potatoes, as arrivals happen on specific days and only signatories will be notified of those days.
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Viedmout
Callum
Lookout Mountain
Bermuda
J. D. Carroll
Pleasant Hill pleasant weather and union report
Farmers are busy and thankful for rain expected Saturday night and Sunday. Attendees at the Pine Grove Union meeting included Callie Dowie Tayliy Noah Douglas Burkett and Joe M Hallman. Garl Taylor and family visited his brother Siamson Taylor. Dewie Taylor dined with uncle and aunt Callie Taylor. Mrs J D Taylor visited ill son Jessica Taylor in Batesbury. Sunday school at 10 and preaching at 10 on November 6. We invite all to join in worship.
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Pine Grove
Callie Ad Dowie
Tayliy
Noah
Douglas Burkett
Joe M. Hallman
Garl Taylor
Siamson Taylor
Dewie Taylor
Callie Taylor
J. D. Taylor
Tessica Taylor
Batesbury
Lyceum Course Opens Soon With Four Attractions
The 1921 22 lyceum season opens November 23 in the school auditorium with four advertised attractions, two before and two after Christmas. Season tickets will be cheaper than last year and on sale late next week. Limited quantities mean early purchase is advised to secure the full schedule for the family. The note urges wholesome recreation and savings in hard times, praising laughter as life lengthening and urging buyers to obtain tickets promptly.
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Thes
Lyceum
Batesburg News Roundup of Parish Life and Local Dramas
Batesburg news notes a Union Meeting at Richland Spring church and a sermon by Rev. New at Batesburg Baptist church. Local residents visiting relatives include Mr. and Mrs. Luther Wright of Johnston and T. E. LaGrone of Greenville. School trustees hosted teachers at the Batesburg Leesville High School. Halloween events, a rural Halloween party, and a Shiloween pita fundraiser are mentioned. Cotton yields are reported low due to boll weevil damage and low prices. farmers plan sowing small grain to combat losses.
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Batesburg
E. C
Hhidgell
Richland Spring Church
New
Branchville
Batesburg Baptist Church
Luther
Wright
Johnston
Carl Klapman
Columbia
T. E. LaGrone
Greenville
Batesburg-Leesville
Batesbury Granum
Kel Edwards
American Legion Hall
Timauagey
Tangily Saruday
Iyev
Detent
Mira
M. Tikard
Ralph Hite
John
Veale
W. BP. Tininerman
Lexington County Shines at State Fair Exhibits
Lexington county residents praised for standout displays at the State Fair led by Messrs. G. B. Wingard & Son who won first prize. Oak Grove, Midway, and Pine View community exhibits drew praise from visitors statewide. Rev. Jn AL Cromer celebrated as truck farming success grew locally. Seven of fifteen prizes in the boys pig club went to Lexington county youths.
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Lexington County
Messrs
G. B. Wingard & Son
Oak Grove
Midway
Pine View
South Carolina
South Carolna
Wingard
Jn AL Cromer
Cromer
Hin
Honor Roll Shown For Lexington High October
The October honor roll lists students by grade with names such as John Thomas Wingard, Sarah Corley, Catherine Caughman, Evelyn Caughman, Sara Dreher, Pearle Kaminer, Frank Powell, Osier Smith, LeRoy Hendrix, Leuni Steele, Lena Belle Kleckley, Eleanor Shearouse, Vermelle Hendrix, Ruth George, Ruby Hendrix, Tone Thowl, Marion Kuot, Samuel Corley, Aimie Pranklaw, Edith Roof, Riga George, Buelth Fox Wingard, Loraine Shealy. Criteria include attendance 100 and general average 90 across basal subjects.
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John Thomas Wingard
Sarah Corley
Thomas Hendrix Caughman
Sidney Lee Steele
J. C. Shepherd, Jr
Ruth Taylor
Croney Price
Commission Examines Lexington Annexation To Richland County
Governor Cooper appointed a commission to study a proposed annexation of a Lexington County area to Richland after a petition signed by about ten residents. The described region centers near Toar river and Newberry county, within Samperville district, with boundary lines including Mrs. Ligue Cummlindir’s old residence and J. C. Chapman’s home. Members split: Addy Peak and George Hy Kons support annexation. Wessinger Chapman and Noah de Dervick oppose.
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Cooper
Lexington County
Richland
Nearsby Toad River
Newberry County
Tupurer
Samperville Selvet
Ligue Cummlindir
Newberry
J. C. Chapman
Rive
B. Addy
Peak
George Hy Kons
Bon Heur Club Meeting Set for Friday Afternoon
The Evy Heuer Club will meet Friday afternoon at 4290 Afflork when Miss Ernestine Carr,
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BON Heur Club
Evy Heuer
Afflork
Ernestine Carr
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Clemson College
D. R. Coker
Hartsville
ST. Johns
Scott Keister
Nola
Geneva
Ruby
Fannie Taylor
Jou
B. BE. Hook
W. KK. Hook
Batesburug News
Lexington High School
Aimie Pranklaw
Edith Roof
Miss Boovers Tyusie vlass—Riga George
Buelth Fox Wingard
Loraine Shealy
Richland County
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