The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1922-08-10
WORKERS who WOULD WIN MUST
EARN MANY BONUS CREDITS NOW!
THOSE WHO WOULD SUCCESS ARE NOT AFRAID TO ASK
FOR AND TO SEEK SUBSCRIPTIONS. REAL WORKERS ARE
BEING SUPPORTED BY TOWN AND COUNTY BOOSTERS.

The real workers in The County
Records Salesmanship Club Cam
paign, those who understand the val
ue of systematic work, are coming
up to the front rank in the Standing
of Workers, and staying there. These
workers are using judgment by get
ting into the front rank, for in this
way they show their friends that
they want one of the FORD CARS,
that they are trying to earn it, and
that thsv expect the support of their
friends to the extent of subscrip-
ton to their home paper.
The workers are realizing as they
20 on with the work. that they have
to ASK to receive; that they have to
SEEK to find; and that whel. they
ask for and seek for subscriptions
for The County Record, they get
them, for all wide-awake citizens,
those who are interested in their
home town and country and in the
various enterprises which are assist
ing in it's growth end advancement,
the tobacco grower who reads each
week valuable facts regarding the To-
bacco Growers Cooperative Associa-
ton in which he is vitally interested,
as we'll as news cf the county and the
world, are showi ng their appreciation
of the effort being made and the work
being done by their local paper, and
are renewing or subscribing for The
County Record, now; the workers
further realize that if they seek for
these subscriptions early and Ate,
The County Record will pay them
literally in awards and cash commits
sions, for in this campaign, all are
guaranteed something, either an
award OF a cash commission.
Workers realize that there are on
ly a few more weeks in which to
choose between victory and defeat
success or failure-and with this
thought in mind are not overlooking
a single opportunity to increase their
credits; they are thinking and plan
ming constantly for success, remem-
bering always that their competitors,
as keen and as resourceful as them
selves, are racking some very acute
minds with the same thought in view.
Leading workers are bustling with
preparation that will make them WIN
ners of the cash awards that are be-
ing given weekly, and with one ac-
cord are fighting valiantly and de-
terminedly toward the goal. They
know that it is not LUCK that wins
it is systematic planning and
WORK, and if they would win a
FORD CAR they must earn MANY
of the BONUS CREDITS we are Civ
ing this week for each $500 worth
of business reported Those who
THINK they can do this, CAN do it
and WILL do it, in spite of any
imagined handicap, and goodly num-
ber of these BONUS CREDITS will
mean a FORD CAR little later on.
Cash Awards.
! The cash awards this week were
won by Mrs. L. S. Dennis, of Kings
tree, and Mrs. W. F. Prevatt, of
Cades. This is the second cash
award won by Mrs. Dennis, who is
: encouraged by the work she is ac-
complishing.
These two workers are closely fol-
lowed by Mrs. j. L. Minis, Miss Hat
tie Stucky, ]. D. McElveen, Miss
Maude Allene Kinder, who have it
in their minds to win, while Miss
Minnie Britton, Miss Leila Burney
and Miss Chloe Douglas are striving
now foy that overwhirling number Of
credits that will prevent needless
worry a little later on.
Another cash award of SIS will 60
. Tuesday to the worker whether in
Kingstree or the county who reports
the greatest amount of business for
this week.