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I a1· Water l.t't' \\'illiu1n · dr 1\l·s 1vute1· fi'Q n1 lhe fa 1•n1 ,,·en lh t has fuxuish«l II his u~ ~ ¢ " R ll ~ 'tt' \ -.k • ~~~ t .'nl•tii l ll & R 1.u R R'~ •• R l. flt. - ll '\, :Wt 'l t - '(Ill\' " -- ~ -~· ~~ :s:t ~ ff inl·ludinµ 1vnlerh1Ahis nnltua Is fur ~ ~ rs Ullll t • lu ei.1ttlh1ut'<l u~ " t l • ' No Fuel Shortage Here The barn yard at t.he hon1e or Let> \Vlllian1s ls a1uply stocked "ith fire \VOod aud p~lts of fat lighlwoud stun\ps to be used for khtdling. . .., Want Ads NOW IS THE E DESIGNATE Y . UR Grist-1\fill t.1•1· Willia 111s flash1·s a g1·11th• s111ih• as ht• 1ll'StTib1'8 lhf· op<•rallon of his corn in ill. onr of a h·11 lo ht· found in lh1• a1'1'11. showed h r Ill on ll hod fixed for h r. Sh 1· nd It. hClnd d It bo k to hhn ond eold, · · ~' Ind you 11 good womon to oro for you ond th llous und n1ok you hoppy . nnd I'll be glnd to glv h r U1ls." II puts h re up. loo • ond It still put up! II pr r r·il living 111011 • II says h g ls up anywh r from 2 lo n::io n. m .. ond o to bod wh n ho g ts sl py . II tur11s on th television ond build o fire. or docs o thousond other thing wh n It suits him ond there Is no on to comploln. II hoot Ills horne with on open flrcplao bcctiuso ho cnn't tidjusl to dry hoot. nnd draws his wotor f1·om on open w II. lie sold h und his wife hod planned to put In wotor works whon they gathored the crop th year she died. but she w11sn't there to enjoy that with him. so ho never bothered . Born Februory 15. IUU5. Williams hos seen a lot of changes In his day . !lo remembers when tobacco was first Introduced to this part of the country . and farming practices were a lot different then than they are today. When tobacco was first i;-lanted locnlly . U1ere were 1lot dibeuses and such to deal with. and It wos not necessary to even poison tlle plants. Before tobacco came tu be planted. farmers planted a little corn nnd cotton. and that wus about the extent of their crops . Ile has turned the farming operation over to his son. but continues to work almost every day helping him in one wny or another. . Ile still gets a lot of pleasure out of grinding corn for people with his little electric mill. lie has no schedule. but grinds anytime anyone brings corn to hiln, weekdays or Saturdays. By grinding in the week. he does not have such a heavy load on the weekend. You don't have to make an appointment to see him either. as he is always some where 'arowid the place.' Ile doesn't grind an awful lot like he used to do. as his electric bill. for which he hns a seperate meter. seldom rwis over $3 a month . Williams ls not particular about his pay. either. lie will take money or will toke corn In exchange for his service. just whichever suits his custo1ncr. He is not doinl! It for u living. but more a~ an uccomodnllon. lie doesn't travel n1uch. lie goes to ltemingwuy with Kemp ubout once n week to get u llltle groceric~ . &lid he h11s11 't been lo• :corg<'I0\\'11 in "hout u )Cur . .. , n1ostly st11~ around the pince \ \ ' !l \ ,1•1•' . • \11 • :-;;1i 1l , � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Weekly Observer Description An account of the resource The Weekly Observer was published out of Hemingway, SC from 1973 until printing ceased in 2012. The paper continues as an e newpaper on scnow.com Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1973-2012 Subject The topic of the resource Local Newspaper covering the Johnsonville and Hemingway communities. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available The Weekly Observer Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Man Close To Land WO 3-28-75 1 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available The Weekly Observer News Newspaper Weekly Observer