The Index-Journal from Greenwood, South Carolina • Page 8

iHE INBEZ-JOURNAI .2 ii a treat future (cr a concern that builds ill 1 quality, price, service nd i ilc-IJ HON DAT, JULY II. i2I. 2 tf MMf Board of Education give I5I 0I. Youthful Auto semi IIIII SI1T Pcdhtrichn Of i Note Awajr IIIIK SIM First Nov DOS huh -1, Miss Juanita, Neely: -Gives Valuable rr r. of the State 4 Pointers to Poul- 1 vi Total of People Have Visited the Train xlnd Thousands Have Booked for Fur- ther Instruction on Varicus Sub- t'f jecta r'i'ys trymen MkmJuaalta Neely.

aUte ponlU iV try speclsl baa Issued the fol' Inning Information through eoaaty home demonstration agent: of you wae ar dolag 11 vuap aaat with rear eblcketta this year have a fair chance "to make good thn tall and winter, 8oma reports show that In, the sUtee there are about If Old pulleta lea than ther were last falL This pclats tb a better price tor eggs. Now la the time to begin push. Ing your pulleta along to maturity. They should have complete body development before they begin laving. A General purpose breede (Rhode Island Beds, Rocks, stcVy should begia laylag between six and sevea months.

Light breeds (Leghorns) should begin when about tiro months old. The following maab formulas ar recommended for feeding pul let tor egg prodactloa: 401 pounds -yellow corn meat, 100 poaada heavy ground oats. 1 pound wheat middlings, loo pounds wheat bran, lib pounds meat scrsps, pounds salt 100 pound yellow corn meal. Carrol, Jennings Suc cumbs to Operation Funeral Totjay Carrol Jennings, aged II ysara, died, at he home of hla pareats. Mr.

aad Mrs. Jennings, In Ninety Six yeeterdey morning at o'clock after an Illness of sever, al days followlag aa wperatloB for mastoidltla. l. Th fnasral services will he held at tho Second Baptist church of Nlaety Six this afternoon at 4 o'clock by Rev. W.

H. aad Rev. J. Guy aad later-meat will follow la aUmwood Cemetery. Besldee hie parents, tae young man Is survived by two alslers, Mr.

Carl Wtleoa, of Oreeawood, and Miss Annie Bell Jennings, of Ninety 81a and by two brothers, Rufue aad Harold 'leanings, of Nlnsty Six. Millionaire Girl Not To Marry Heir To Miliions NEW YORK. July i (AP) The New York American says to day that Robert W. Ooelet, social ly prominent multimillionaire, has asked Louise Qrood), musical comedy star, not to mairy hla eon, Ogden, a Harvard nalverslty gra duate. The coBfereace took place at the Weetchester-Blltmore Country Club, at Ooelet'e suggestion.

Miss Oroody was told. th Amsrl-can says, that while Ogden could not be deprived of a trust fund to which he is hetr. It he should marry Miss Oroody he would not share la hla father personal fortttns, estimated at t7t.ooo.ooe. of the treaeurer. Meala were looked after by tae aame efficient women and cooks wko had charge of the girls' meets.

i Each oas left With footing of love and good will for Lander Col lege. BALTIMORE. July II. (AT) Dr. Charles Lee 8ummsrs, 14, laterastlosslly kaown pediatrt- clanv died here last alght after.

a major opera Uoa performed never' al. weeka Dr. Bummers, or-ganlaer of tke hablea aad child rea'a cUale of Unlvirsity Hospital here, wss for a aumber of years pa tke stbif of the ehllr drea's aospual of ths uaiversiiy of Vienna, the largest lastftutioa of Its klad la the worle. Fuaeral service wlli be held here thle afternoon after which th body will bo takwi to Win stoa-8alem. N.

home, for burlaL hla former 1 1 it-: CAl By MiXZZt HENDERSONVILLE, July H. With a let aad arm broken, aad two ssrsre head lajuriee. a Mr. Katght. Pagslsnd, 8.

andsr-tskor, was plxked yp oa the Ash vllls road eight before last by L. HsmmetU. maaager of Beckera Bakerr here, aad tahea to Aahe- ville for medical attentloa, where ha was placed la th Mission hos pitaL Mr; Hammette wu oa Ue road betweea Btttmore aad Royal Pin whea he saw a body lylag ahead of him la th road. As he slowsd dowa. he could eee blood oa the read beside the bodyH aad whea be weal to th aa a-found alas unconscloua, Two huadred feet before he reached the Mr.

Hammstte paaaed a Chrysler car travellag st a considerable rate speed. HI theory of the dccldent was that, Mr. Knight had had tire troable and after; leaving am. he was struck by tke Chrysler. Mr.

Knight was drWUg a Chevrolet coupe and It wis evident that he had bee throwa noma distance from hw owa car. Mr. Kalght hid some ITS la hla pocket. It wu feafaed afterward. This waa missing but It waa Mr.

Hammette theory that th moasy had been knocked from hla pocket whea the car struck He did not think he had heea robbed. TUSCRJlOLJZkTXS PARI8 Beards, traditional In Franco, are gradually disappear ing and Frenchmen are becoming a emooth-ehsvsn na Americans. Only at the chamber of deputies la the beard still seen st Its beet v. -iVil is a good too pound ship stuff (mill run). 100 panada meat scrsps.

8 'pounds A total of Ull Oreeawood tow-tr cltlsea hesrd Ulki at the Uve-t development train tale morn-i-i, daring ft May of three bonis ia the city, tUt glorified ths cow, feog and the hen. with the sheep throws tor good DMiin. and Binds cottoa under boll weevil back oft the boards enderlhenu A system of farming with -k calculated to beet the -weevil "ee elreeaed la all the Interest-lag talks and those la charge of Hi train art confident that Greenwood county, ae wall as the other 4 places where tbt trsla has stop-ttd since tt began a tour of, the stste oa Jane ltth, WW receive direct benents from the Instructions 21 nealharan. of the publicity department of CletnsoeJ College. proudly, showed lists' i containing thousands of names of person who asked for balletlaa of various kinds to bo bent them, aot oaf tor the luformntloa they wtll receive livestock specifically hut also oa rastarage.

bow to handle diseases, etc. For a morning erowdr Mr. Petthorsge aald the attendance her waa above the -Total ef Ia this connection, ahovlog the Interest that has been taken la' the train sine Its tout 'began 1 weeks ago. It Is Interesting to note a average of 11,000 persons a week have visited It and the total iTate reaches the Imposing Bgnre The, M.0OO' mark will be more tbaa passed when the last io9 la made At Aadoraoa tomor-row night Elloreej Oraagebarg unty, has the distinction of send lax the largest number, of visitors through the train with a total of Attendance In towns of the Tiedmont section were given as follows: Greenville, Mtj Spartan turg, 1.040; Woodruff1.601; Clin- ton, Newberry, 151; roun- tftln Ina. l.BOS.

Ti traia la a Joint undertaking of the AttaaUo Coast Una, the Charleaton 4k Western Carollah, the Colombia. Newberry 4k Laurens Railways and the Clemson College Extension Service. "1 Its program calls tor two to five grade cows with a aeparalor. two cream cans and a few milk palls so that cream aalt i Vther of the above formulas will give good result If properly After starting on a ration do not change: Change unless asade very carefully, wilt throw tho pulleta out of condition nnd most likely Into a heavy molt, thus knocking np egg production. Tkose of you who expect to hev your flock tested for White i i I Diarrhea get In touch with Dr.

W. K. Lewis, State Veterinary De-partmeat, Columbia, 8. C. Plana are belag made for this work an ytu should not put It off until -winter, or eprlng before msktbg application.

Thia buya material for bead work, pays cooks, bays tee, bread, milk, aad axaay auadrlea. Seveaty-Ive plats of milk a day 41 loaves ef wkole wkeat breed a dsy were consumed with remsrk- able rspldlty. Mrs. Goods Wtl- llams as ehalrmaa with Miss Eva Tlmmermanv Mr. Geo.

Bmtth. Mrs. J. D. Park.

Misses Clara had Elsls Qusttlebaum, Mary Ftaacea Rash sad Duranda Baaalater plsaaed aad served the assets, belle loui meala war served. There were contdlbutlons from Cream of WheeU Cocoa malt. Jello, Map- lellae, Mlante Taploco. Saowdrlft, Weasoa Oil aad Moralag Joy Cof fee, aspklaa, aad from Greenwood's own packlag plaat, cams bacoa aad roat, The sessions closed with the following reeolntlons adopted by the girls aad read by Lee El llsoa. lesolation Aiopted Ws the 4-H Club girls by Greenwood county assembly at Lander College for out aaaual abort course wish to express our apprtclatloa aad tbsaks to every one who made It posslbo for us to sttesd.

The time spent here has keen helpful to us ta maay ways aad had a greed time before leavlag we wish to sipreet our thsaka to each of tke follow, lag. First to Dr, Beaaett, prea-dent of Lander College and Mr. Tom Watson, for giving ns the nss o( this nice college aad Its equipment. Second, to the women repre-sbstlsg Council of Farm Womea who helped 1a planning and serving such delicious meant. Third, our home Demonstration agent Miss Louise C.

Fleming for arranging for 'no this delightful short course. Fourth, we thsak Miss Blaacka Tarraat for- bar toe service la carrying out tke program aad Miss Sybil Tarraat for giving us ths alee period of recreatloa aad stuats. We also tbaak tke gtwup leaders aad every oae wko has hslped to mske this short course so pless-ant for ua. We thank tke Good Deed Club wko gave us a alee program oa Tuesdsy. Respectfully eubmltted.

IDA LEE ELLISON. Laalrmsa. BESSIE DURST' ARRINGTON ALICE STy AT. 4-H Club Girls. Coirs for Womea Not lose enthusiastic than tho club girle were the thirty club womea attending all or part of tho three daya.

Agaia Miss Blsnche Tarraat and Maw Syble Tarrant were the Instructors giving talks aad dem- onstrationa la Posture, Reflnlsh- Ing Furniture. Fslr Exhibits. Planting Home Orounda and Rec reation. The Woman'a Short Course wae carried out on the same plsn as that for tho girls. There were three groups.

The moat exciting contest was that of Identifying and naming trees snd shrubs on csmpus. Ons group recognised forty-one shrubs aad trees. The hours of most Isughter wss Scttlng-up Exercises In the morn ing aad 8tuat night One night Educstlonsl movies were shown by courtesy of U. 8. Dept of Agriculture.

Another, a playlet "A Womaa of No Occupation" waa glvea by the womea aad girls who assisted throughout the two Short Courses. 8unset services were conducted by, Mrs. Fred Msbry of Cokesbury snd Mrs. Sam Benjamin of Bsluca. Devotional at Chapel by Mrs.

George Smith, Bold Springs, who Is County Chairman for Religion and Welfare of Council of Fsrm Womea. W. E. Moore of the Wear Ever Aluminum gave a talk on Fi-ods forejesltk while his partnar demonstrated waterless cooking propsrrng carrots for Friday morning was devoted to buslsess of County Council of Farm Womea wltk Mrs. J.

D. Ar rligtoa Mrs. J. L. Williams, preeldeat Piedmont district, gsve report of Stste Council end explslned the points In winning gnvol and loving Mrs.

Arlington, eoaaty spoke In behalf of Na trltlon Camp. She remladed th womea that the Coaadl la respon sible for the exhtence of the csmp aad urged the clube to send an an abuadsace of food eepeclsUy eggs. butter, chickens and some sweets, rThs home demonstration ageat asked' for opinions ss to whether to bold a not her, short course for aomea or ne4.v'i Every women present urged her to plsn for soother one snd ssch thought that the thirty I present would be able to, create more inter est la another year. Mrs. Arlington also talked about achotarshlpa tad urged the clube to continue working nattl th whole amount Is la the heads Race Driver Is Critically Hurt DETROIT, July (API Oeorge Souders, youthful auto race driver, aad wlaasr of the 1127 claaslc at ladlaaaiiolla, was la a critical condition at a hospital today as the reawJt of lajuriee received la a dirt track race yesterday.

Travellag at a torrllne speed to regsla mileage lost whsa forced to the pita, the Lafayette, pilot's machlae eraebed through the Inner rail of the fair grenade track aad hurtled lato the Infield turaing over several times. was taksa from' tke macklae suffering from a cpmpound skull frscture, frsctures of eotk arms, aad severe coatuslons about the body. At the hospital physlctsas In dicated there waa little koue of recovery. The race, a lv-mlle afislr. wss won by Howatd Taylor of Flint, who negotiated the dlw- ta ace at an average speed of ap-proilmately 71 mllea per hour.

three times ss maay eggs aad returning" good prof ita, thus show leg how to cuU A hen that laid 170 eggs st Clemson last year la to be seen beside the cbesp homo grown, bome-mlied feed abe waa ted. Under a record of two Bara wtll county flock of equal also atd quality are to be foaad a mod el of the Clemson type, laying bouse In which one -t flock laid 111! worth more January eggs during last winter's chill thea did the other la a leaky houss shown In aaothor model. On the flat car are found a full-olsed laying house aad brooder bouse, fully equipped aad respectively Inhabit e4 by bene aad ckleke. 1 Dairy Section. The dairy section, of the train.

fully stsachloBSd aad otherwise equipped as the Interior of a dairy barn, contains some profitable cows, bulla aad heifers of the Jer sey aad Guernsey breeds and two Holsteln heifers. A chart shows thst an underfed cow ess be ei-pteted to retura only aboht 111 a year oa the average, while ttts same oae well fed would probably return 1110. One la shown that an average farmer can launch In to the advocated dairy program with fiur or five good grade cows by purchasing oaly a crsam sepa rator, two cream cans, a fsw milk backets aad skipping crsam. Very Interesting are the sheep sshlblts. A three-pound wool clip from a scrub ewe Is contrast ad with a 11-pound fleece sheared from a purbred Hampshire ewe, representing hslf of a blsnkat be side two blsnketa.

A 14 scrub cwa of the type commonly found In this state sUnds beelde the fit lamb which inherited Ita. Improvement from a purebred ram. A chart shows two high- hog market seasons of ths ysar, March and September, which 8outh Carolina farmera can sell on It thslr sows re bred at the right time twice each year, and a pen of ptga on self-feeder Illustrate oae of the practices by means 6f which maay farmers sre mahlag profits even whea pork has been cheap. Aaoth- er chart shows that msay South Carolina farmera have made good profits on feeds they hsvs turned Into pork by tke Clemson plan of feeding. Bonis good Berkshire and Poland China bogs are showa.

Dairy cow Judging and chicken culling demonatrstlons are held during the eshlblttons. Visitors are told that the kind of anlmala shown are within the reach of the average farmer. Pasture Exhibits rsature, forege and feed ex hibits show soms of the crops that enn be easily grown la this section and which will help make llve atock Ia Charge of Traia In charge of the train and pro gram at Greenwood were V. w. Lewis, genersl livestock sgent of the A.

C. Railroad, and Eaten- tion Agent. The following eitea- elon specisllsts are In charge of exhibits: R. B. Waters and John Mstthews, dairying; J.

R. Haw kins and A. L. DuRant. livestock; L.

G. Neel. poultry; L. H. Lewis, marketing; 8.

L. Jeffords, crops; J. E. Hooker, agricultural engi neering; and J. R.

Deatkerage, publicity. Others on ths stsff are Dr. E. T. Fisher, aaslstaat state veterinarian; Dr.

M. A. Jull. chief poultry husbandman of the U. 8.

Department of Agriculture; Snsrr. American Jersey Cattle Club; E. D. Kellogg. National Lumber Manufacturers Associa tion: W.

C. Wharton. of Dora Poultry Farm at McCormlck; D. CJOntes and R. M.

Paulding. In ternational Harveatef and twb'recent Clemson grsdustee, W. H. Premly and T. J.

Bethea. Also veiling with the staff will be L. 8. Jeffords, superintendent, D. Crenshaw, freight claim agent, and B.

G. Page, traveling auditor. all of the C. aad W. Railway.

Pronounced the Best Held for' Girls and Wo- men A 'The alath short coarse for, the GreeBwood eoaaty 4H Club girls aad women ef the Count Council cirae to a close at Leaser Cot. legs liat week. Seventy sis girls sad seven women were la attendance with Miss Blaache Tarraat, district ageat. aad Miss Syble Tsrrsnt. recreetlonal, feeder, tastructora.

Ninety people' were present at every meal for three The followlsg detailed accouat of the course wss wrtttea by Mlsa Louise Fleming, county home demeastratloa ageat: xt The girie were given Instruw tloa ia canning, health, ad hand work and had time for waolesoms recreation. The girls themselves helped to make this ouch a sue ceesful session for. a large part of the program was their own. Three slab members gave the posture denonstratloa that they gave at Wlnthrop during state Bkort Course In June, Sadie vYhatter, Allle 8tephen aad Fraacea Tim mermaa of Klrkssy Ctuex -Eleanor Carroll aad Kale Cor-ley of Querry Club told oe the trip to Bpartaaburg aad- the dlattlct cos (eats. Resdlags were given bAurella Flyaa, Louise Burnett, Ida Lee Ellison of Bold Spring Uub, and little Leaann Wright, a visitor from Auniiti.

Response lo the address of wel come was glvea Brdle Belt, vice president 'of Jliatov Council of i-H if (. Music by Martha vVllllama. Mlrlsm Wllllants bt Paoeali Club, and Bessie Durst Arrlngtoa, Kirk ssy Club aad a chotue 01 Phoealg aad Bold, Spring gina Mas js Each day at sunset aad at noon there waa a time for religious In itruction. Thsss devotlonsls were cbhducted by Mlsse Tarrant aad riemlag. Mrs.

W. B. Cothrsa aad Dr. Bennett. The flret dsy the girls were dl vlded Into grbupe.v Each group had a leader, a csptalk, a song, ysll aad name end had (0 get up a stunt for the last alght, Tke honor score csrd waa need.

Time was glvea for the groups to meet the practice and report. There were sli groups. The groups were made up of girls as near the same age as poeHle. The age of the girls In atteadanca was from to to II years. A contest slso started the first dsy called the Uet-Aualuted content.

On the that day results were: Group making most points. No. Primrose; lesder Margaret Metta. Captala Emmie' Williams, swsrd blus ribbon. Neit wae group No.

1, little Chiefs, leader Ella Collins, swsrd red ribbon. This group wss composed of little girls ten yes re old, all attaediag their nrst short course. 1 Monday eight the wrtole hap py family attended the Liberty Theatre. Not even the sosklng received on ths way back to the college dampened the enthusiasm of the gtria. Stunt night Is nlwnys en Joyed and this one wss no exception.

Ths stunts, songs and yells kept the audience la continuous roar and laughter. During the hand wor periods Miss Tarraat spoke on combinations of colors, appropriate col on and designs for a girl's room. Esch girl made and emeroldered a boudoir pillow. Another good tnlk was given by Miss, Tarrant a whst a Club Girl Should Mean to her Com mualty. Owing to illness Mlas Minnie Floyd.

Wlathrop College wss unable to be preeent and ths burder of the program, tell on Mle Tarrant. Seventy alx girl all teatlfy that Mine Tsrrsnt waa equal to the, sd flljed the place most succeasiully. A delightful part of this short course, was a program gtvsa rby ths Good Deed Club of Green wood, Susaa HU1 Ooodwya, prs dent, gave a history of the c'ub, solo by Clara Bailey, pledge to flag by alt, flag drill, Jesa Foster Bailey, Clara Bailey. Rosalie Bailer. 8uaan Hill Goodwjn.

Julian Goodwya.i.Aaae Greaheni, and Julia Greahatn. Solo and chorua led by Clara Bailey. Am erlca'a Creed. Jean Foster Bailey. Result of Get Acquainted Con- test, Mary Emma Rambo learned to csll fifty three girls by nam.

Six others aald! that they knew flfty girls. Ths girls each brought soms food snd fifty cents and csa be shipped, ana xa coninms the milk a flock of at letst 1M beaa end one or more sows produefng two litters a rear. This oners a yiar-roand, Income and sitrs'at Use "pinch Arrives til OVIerk. Tks traia arrived promptly at I c'clock and the program began wua ciocR-iiite precuioa. v.

w. Lewis, geaersl livestock agt of the Atlaailo Coast Line, wss cbsrge aad mads the' first speech of the dav. eiplalnlng the objects 01 ine rauroaos 'ana Clemson ia promoting the special on wheels sad he waa followed by Mayor De-re Andrews. George T. Barnes.

secretary of the chamber of com mere, aad County Ageat B. Rogers, who spoke words of we come. Then followed Buperin tendeat 1 L. 8. District Agent A.

II. Ward. A. L. Darant, aalae apeclallst, 8.

Mstthewe. dslry specialist, aad Neel, poultry specialist. The voices of tho speakers were carried through a mlcropboae placed near the steps of one of the csrs' by wires to amplifiers on the lop of the 'car. When were hot being made phonograph was dispensing music. As soon as the formal addressee a ere made the cars were opened and the people began to stream through with a W.

C. tratn Diaa keeping accurate account of every person 'who entered. The traia changed Its schedule to leave here after the arrival, of the 1 tratn from Augusta ab that Vice President Andrews coald become a' passenger on the trip to McCormlck. Other railroads offl-cUls with the party here were Perrln. easlstant general freight agent, aad N.

C. Stack, as sUUnt general livestock afent of the c. h. McCormlck Is being vtslted this afternoon. The neat atop will be Calhoun Falls tomorrow morning sod the Dual stop, Anderson, to morrow night.

The train will be unloaded Wednesday, morning, the llveatock will be taken back to Clemson and the train to Augusta. Exaibiti ia Trail Two typical non-laying bene that scarcely pay their board are to be 'found beside two typical good bens that are laying two or IIAll Mm dt XmL All m. MOTOR CO. Greenwood, 5. ars9B What works? unless it You know how much you have to spend each month.

Food, heat, ligbt, cjbthjng, say-ingbut your carefully workedout budget is no good unless you mate it work as you have Eh itSitnshsJousJtandlifUKease i Union Extenelve im proves mania made to swimming pool here. et fl is bu tin. T. OStriag. enaitneat ajid diarinc btfara attained in any tow-priced tlx and re fleedni excepdonal mod fast in appoiritmenta and upholstarTi the Ponriae Six ia a car which inraiiaMy wint feminine admiration.

And that admiration turna to sheer delisrht when The pnejwho spends the. money should know howjto buy. To know hpw requires practice 'A and study. The best? text-hooks in buying are the advertisements in your daily newspaper. Theyv will tell you what you Want buy, where to buy it, the priced This knowledge dll assure wise spending.

they lcva the back seat and drire the car them gelvear IWltnow the Ponriae Six la dependable car. And they quickly diacower an ease of handling that make every mile pleasure. -The powerful amirwheel brakes answer the lightest touch. The big motor ia smooth, quiet and responsive, and the clutch and txanamia siooareKetk)rudIyearyacrlnfr Every day you aee more and more women at the wheels of Pontine Sixes because Pontiac provide at' a price within reach of almost every purse, everything that women demand in a motor car of their own. Advertisements keepyouvp est products and improvements of the manu facturers and They are compet- fc.

ing; for your busines. fiach kilcAvs that his product must te pcci KCV UiC UUOIltCOO VI UIC VViow Saa. km dlrnt clunaw. (irnml Hintn Ttaw tnjmm Urn 3 Advertisements are the daily gauge of business progress. They are filled with interest arid instruction.

'Read, them regularly-7-fpr wise buying will makeyour budget wprk. A CALLOVAY ain St 1 TPi x. PTPrT-A'Ti rAOOVCT.Of MOTOKS I t'.