The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1922-08-03
REAL OPPORTUNITY OPENING FOR THOSE
NOW IN OR ENTERING RECORD CAMPAIGN
FIRST CASH WON BY MRS. L. s. DENNIS AND MRS. J.
L. MINIS WHO ARE CLOSELY FOLLOWED BY
OTHER EAGER WORKERS.
Two MORE CASH AWARDS TO Be MADE TUESDAY
THE FIELD FOR NEW AND RENEWAL SUBSCRIPTIONS OFFER
WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITIES FOR THOSE WHO
WILL TRY

WILL RE-
In checking up the work for the
first period of The County Records
Salesmanship Club, which ended Tues
day at 5 o'clock p. m, it was found
that the workers in the Campaign
are very close together, the winners
winning over each other and over one
or two others by a very, very small
margin, while those little farther
behind are bent on making themselves
winners.
We appreciate the work that has
been done, but despite the effort put
forth by the workers, the result has
been meagre, due, of course, to the
fact that the great staple crop Of
the county is just beginning to be
marketed. Now that tobacco is NOV
ing, the hundreds of present sub
scribers will be glad to renew and
new people will add their names to
the Records list Of readers. For this
reason those who have done only a
little work, or who have been hesi-
tating about entering the campaign,
can now jump into the race in earn
est and roll up a big business, for
we are confident that as much busi-
ness can be secured now, in new and
renewal subscription business, in one
weeks time, as has been done in the
past three weeks the campaign has
been running.
The field for new subscriptions has
scarcely been touched. Anyone inter-
ested in Williamsburg county, or IN
this section of South Carolina-any-
body who is interested in boosting
the value of his real estate-his bus
iness-even the value and permanent
cy of his job-who does not take the
local paper, is not doing Els FULL
DUTY to his TOWN or COMMUN1-
TY. The County Record invites ev-
erybody who is not now subscribing
to do SO at once, not only because
we want your subscription, but be-
cause YOU need The County Record
in your home if you are to be In
formed on the life Of your community.
If you are now a subscriber we
know that you will renew; if you are
not a subscriber we know that you
will be; but if you wish to assist a
worker in our campaign, hand in your
subscription or renewal NOW-TO-
DAY-and assist the hustler Of your
choice.
If the large number of names en-
tered in our Campaign, thus far, on
ly a few have shown real personal
interest. Much of the voting has
been due to the interest Of friends
who wish to see some favorite win.
From now on greater personal in
terest will be developed, but in order
that those who are bent on winning
and to that end are putting forth
every effort to make a fair show, we
are eliminating the uninterested ones,
and from now on all contestants who
fail to make a report once a week,
or who fail to keep in touch with the
campaign manager by reporting that
they are at least interested and try
ing, are subject to being dropped
without further notice.
Cash Awards.
The cash which was awarded Tues
day, August 1st, was won by Mrs.
L. S. Dennis of Kingstree, and Mrs.
J. L. Minis of Kingstree, Rt. 2. This
was the first cash award. The sec
ond cash award will be given On next
Tuesday. Five dollars will go to the
worker, in Kingstree, Oh in the county
who reports the greatest amount Of
new subscription business for the
week. Five dollars will go to the
worker who reports the next greatest
amount of new subscription business
for the week. Win one of these cash
awards-the effort will assist ma
terially toward the winning of Ford.
Big Vote Credit.
The biggest credit offer for the re-
mainder of the campaign ends at 5
D. M, Tuesday, August 8. Until that
tina Bonus Credit of. 100000 will
befgiven for each $500 of subscrip-