The Greenville News from Greenville, South Carolina • Page 17

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conunrclal loterHia. wwi awi hu 4i wvw ffM round garden and continue to in-creaat productloo of corn, patturts iU 0 ana other crop lor growing livestock industry. THEATRE GUILD Boil conservation and improfe-rvmt Make soils more productive by liming, proper fertilisation, cover crops, crop rotations and terracing, drainage and Irrigation where need EMI a Biiuci KwM 0 I ed Farm and home eoulnment and The Girl From Paris' Be supplies equipment 1 scarce. Effi The amazing growth of power production on the Duke System Is seen at a glance in this chart. Under present day demands these large blocks of power are being made available through continuous building of new high efficiency steam generating plants strategically placed rn various sections of the Duke Power System.

cient care and use will make It last Obtain all supplies early. Expand Gary Cooper And Shirley Booth To Be In 'Come Back, Little Sheba Heard Over WFBC And NBC 2:45 Today rural electrification and telephones where possible. Orassland fanning Balance Blonde, beautiful Jane Morgan fanning system by developing larger One of the modern theatre's Undine plays It dramatized for ra 1 1 will start her new singing show. I "The Olrl from Paris." on NBC this income from hogs, beer cattte, dairy dio tonight as "Theatre Guild on ing, and chickens through closer culling and Improved breeding, pas afternoon at 2:45, over WFBC. the Air" presents "Come Back, Little prrw Boston-bora Mist Morgan, who ture management, feeding and mar fiheba," over WFBC and stations of the National Broadcasting Company at 8:30 p.

with Gary Cooper and recently returned from a four-year engagement la France, mixes keting. Cotton More Is needed In 1ML i i To meet demands and higher pro EngUsn and irenca lyrics aooui evenly la her songa. On her opening program Jane will sing the duction cost tor cotton, plant Improved teed. Use recommended pol sons and practices to control cotton Gallic and Engusn versions oi tne following American hit tunes, "All Insects and diseases, improve preparation and ginning. Use grade and Shirley Booth as start.

Tame Back, Utile Sheba" it the first Broadway production by William Inge, a new playwright of exceptional promise. After receiving unstinted praise from the critics, "Come Back, Uttle Sheba" played 187 performances in New York before embarking en the road where It la still delighting theatre audiences. My Love," "Autumn Leaves," "Ifa So Nice to Have a Man nrouna staple service in marketing. the hook" (Cert Doux d'Avoir I un Homme a La and "Elver Seine." Tobacco Eitra farm profits aAdditions at Cliffside, the Dan River Plant at Draper, N. C.

the Lee Plant near Anderson, S. C. a similar plant at River Bend near Charlotte, and others yet to come are part of the long range engineering of the Duke Power System it serves today and anticipates the needs of tomorrow in the Piedmont Carol inas. I i I II r-' jj can aouined utrougn Turkish leaf program. Contract guaran The Olrl from Paris" will be heard each Sunday In this time Gary Cooper will portray "Doc" tee no minimum price this year In past rears, however.

Mini period. The musical accompaniment mum of cents will be paid for will be by Andrew Ackers ana nis Delaney, a middle-aged chiropractor whose excessive drinking has led him to the friendly guidance of the AA's. His good natured but slovenly nsaoie tobacco, 14-piece NBC orchestra. Fruits and vegetables Meet com wife Lola, played by Shirley Booth, petition by using recommended va who originated the role on Broad' rieties and improved production Winthrop Plans methods, grading, preparation and way, contributes to Doc's disillusionment with her unkempt house and marketing. Forestry Keep forests green by better management and fire pro Religious Week habits.

Doc's final drinking bout provides radio listeners with one of the most stirring scenes ever to be tection for forests. Do better job of ROCK HILL, Feb. 8 Winthrop I marketing timber crop. Reforest lands best suited for trees. College students will observe their annual Religious Emphasis week.

Seeds and plants Increase pro sponsored by the Winthrop Chris duction and use of clean, high played before a microphone. United Nations Debate OnToday tian Association, reoruary n-is. quality seeds and plants, including certified seed, tor additional farm. With Dr. Laurence I.

Stall of Tal Power output for 1950 in the Piedmont Caro Una area $erved by the Duke Power Company exceeded kilowatt hours. At evidence of its faith in the continued expansion of our economy in this area, the Company has plants now authorized and under construction capable of producing in excess of IQJMfiQOflOQ kilowatt hours in 19S3. lahassee, as the featured speak -a I -4 If income and efficient corn produce tion. er for the WCA, the week's pro-! grams and discussions will follow: Pests and diseases Fight the rob Is the United Nations effective bers, including household pests, rats, the general theme, "My God and I. Doctor Stell is pastor of the First; for world peace? insects, diseases and parasites.

Marketing Quality product Senators John J. Eparkman CD-Ala.) a delegate to the UN and bring highest prices. Expand the 1 HWO RWM- eiaioH emioN BWCK RWH mm KWH development and use of processing Presbyterian Church of Tallahassee. 1 Representing the campus denominational groups cooperating in the religious week observance, five other prominent church leaders will participate in the week's services. and marketing facilities.

Greenville has wholesale and retail facilities. William E. Jenner will debate the question on Theodore Granik's "American Forum of the on NBC today. Jenner, a leading Republican spokesman, is a member of the Senate Judiciary and Rules and Farm youth work Further de velop 4-H club to train rural boys 1 I '1 These will include Miss Clarice! Bowman of the Methodist Board of i Education, Nashville, the Rt. and girls in better farming and homemaklng, health, citizenship and leadership.

DURE POWER COMPANY Rev. T. N. Carruthers of Charleston, i Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of! in Administration Cpmmittees. The program will originate Washington.

Health and recreation Keen well South Carolina; the Rev. J. Walter! Plan better for family and com 1 1 I II 1 I 1 i Dickson, pastor of the Presbyterian Church of Belmont, N. munity health through Improved housing, nutrition, and rural health Another Case Is the Rev. Herbert C.

Gabhart, pas and, recreational facilities. Use more tor of the First Baptist Church of i wuiiamsDurg, ny, ana uie ttev. i Phone 2-5611 1 119 E. Washington Solved By Waring Kike Waring is hired to prevent Prize Chickens Are Donald Fearon, CSJS.R., pastor o( Our Lady of Victory Parish, South-! era Pines, N. C.

1 Killed In Newberry Religious Emphasis Week at Win-throp will offer daily morning watch a conceited character who has an Idea he is a "lady killer" from taking the title too literally, during "The Case of the Neighbor's Night Feb. I A. F. NEWBERRY, services, noon convocations and (Pete) Parrott, local merchant mare" on NBC's "The Falcon" to evening vespers which will be open to the public. In addition, dormi who has a hobby of breeding pure- day (4 p.

m. WFBC). tory parleys and tern mars win be orea cmckens, lost between 50 and CO of hit flock Wednesday night Aa attractive and supposedly rich lady Interests an unsuspecting provided for Winthrop ttudenta and I when they wen slaughtered by a faculty membera. pack of dogs. businessman in investing 815,000.

On a hunch he hires Waring (play Kathrrn Mavileld of Denmark. The dogs apparently broke senior student, is general chairman ed by Lea Damon), who finds his client has not only been duped through the Wire of the Individual pens and slaughtered the hens and for Religious Emphasis week. Mary Sumerel of Ware Shoals, student' president, and Miss Elizabeth Stowe. i PUtURE STEAM POWER C3 RESENT STEAM fOWEft BBI PURCMASEO POWER CZJ WATER POWER KSS roosters. About a doxen wen dis covered buried in a nearby field.

but is to be framed lor Halls Of IvV Be executive secretary, head the Winthrop Christian Association. Altogether, Mr. Parrot estimated that his loss could not be replaced lor 1150. Heard At 8 Tonight Mr. Parrott set a record by win, Price Ceilings Be nlng more prises than any other Beard on fb "Bait of Ivy" program: Grandfather was exhibitor at the recent county lair.

2 GivenBy Chamberl reactionary of the moat ttrulent Missed Curing tut raid was a rare trio of Araucana, which lay blue type. Althoutht antedating the eggs. automobile, ha saw life almost ex cruatvely through a rear view OREENWOCO, Feb. 8-Oeillng price regulations for merchant art now available at the Greenwood Chamber of Commerce. mirror.

(Wednesday, p. WFBC). Hagan Is Abbeville The Chamber of Commerce: to the Orter Buuding la the official dis 1 Red Cross Leader Family Escapes As tribution point for merchants in the Greenwood area. ABBEVILLE. Feb, Walter Ha- tan has accented the next of chair- In accordance with trwtruction Fire Destroys Home I man of th AatoevlUe County Red from the South Carolina District of ABBEVILLE, Feci The nomt Croaa drtv.

the Brooomar Subornation Aaency. of ttirMepher aVarden was dea Mra. Joo 8a vita at chairman of area merchants will park op the reg- troved by fm hrrc aut week. jthe psaiminc caaaaitte. Mra.

MyerBiations prrsoa at the cfcaenber The Caeaes etruU atmt a a. sa. FoEafcoff as secretary and IM Rev. of Thia It a public aerrke tad the fm eaaasi iiMt before Mr. ftunfteid aaa chare at CaO-ttn local chaantxr.

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