The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-04-21
NEWBERRY CREAMERY
ORGANIZED MONDAY
To Be in Operation at an Early Date.
Experienced Creamery Man
Has Charge


on last Monday afternoon when stock
holders Of The Newberry Creamery
met in the office Of the NeWberry
chamber of commerce and organized.
The organization Of this enterprise
is q elimination of hard faithful work
on the part Of the chamber of COM
merce, this organization having start
ed agitation for the creamery during
the month of September Of last year,
and at that time they stated they
would not give up until the cream
cry was finally in operation. 1t is the
mot give up" spirit that wins.
There are more than forty stock
holders in the creamery organization
and at their meeting on Monday di-
I;rectors were elected, and immediate
lv after the meeting the directors
held meeting and elected officers.
The directors elected are as follows:
Clarence T. Summer, DR.. W. u.
Mayes, Dr.. w. D. Sern, T. N. Neel,
J. T. McCrackin, Dr.. P. E. Way and
John H. Wicker
Officers elected at the meeting of
the directors are as follows:
Clarence T. Summer, president.
DR.. w. D. Sem, vice president.
T. NJ. Neel, secretary-treasurer.
Experienced Man in Charge
At the meeting Of the directors,
Mr.. A. F. Fuller elected manager
of the creamery. Mr.. Fuller is an
experienced man in the business,
having been connected with cream
cries for the past thirty-fve years.
At the present time Mr. Fuller is in
Knoxville, Tenn, where he has been
connected with the East Tennessee
Valley Creamery company. Mr.. Full
Ter is originally from Wisconsin and
in that state secured most Of his eX
perience in the creamery business.
The stockholders and directors feel
that in securing Mr.. Fuller to manage
the creamery it will be a success
from the very beginning. Mr.. Fuller
VIII reach Newberry on May first and
from that date on he will devote his
entire time to the interests of the
Newberry creamery. 1t might be
mentioned that Mr.. Fuller has sub
scribed for some stock, which is an
assurance Of the fact that he's going
into the proposition to make it sue
cess.
In Operation Soon
It is planned to have the creamery
in operation just as soon as is posi-
bic. The equipment will be ordered
| Immediately and just as soon as it
can be received and set up the plant
viii be ready In the meantime it is
planned to secure a building and be
ready to receive cream from the far
mers Immediately after the first Of
May. The cream will De disposed Of
through other channels until the
creamery is in operation. It is not
only planned to handle all the cream
produced in the county, but to han
die all eggs, poultry and other prod
ucts Of the farm.
Definite announcement will be
made as to the location just as soon
as satisfactory arrangements can be
made in regard to the building.
Payment of Stock
Those who have subscribed stock
to the creamery will please be advised
that 25 per cent of the amount sub
1cribed is due at once, the balance
to be paid with three equal pay
ments, June 1st, July 1st and August
1st, respectively. All payments
should be made to Mr. T. NJ Neel,
secretary
Advisory Council
! In addition to the directors of the
creamery, there will be an advisory
council. This council will be COM
posed of one representative from
each township in the county. 1t will
be the duty Of this council to meet
with the directors at their call and
discuss ways and means whereby the
creamery can be made more success
ful and now it can be of greater ben
eft to the farmers of the county.
Let every citizen of Newberry
county begin now and boost the
creamery for i means more to our
county than any other one enter
prise-that is to say, it will benefit
every person in the county. II
would not be characteristic of New
berry county citizens to receive a
benefit and not to boost in return.
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