University of South Carolina Libraries
I THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5, ISSl SUMMONS Stat« of South-CaroHna, ' County of Laurens. Clinton Buildinsr and Loan Association, Plaintiff, vs. Bob Adair, Frank Adair, Robert Adair,, Mildred Adair Wall, Frances Adair Humbert, J, Kinjfs- borrough, T. D. Cope land and C. W. Stone, defendants. To the Defendants Above Named: You are hereby summoned and re quired to answer the complaint in this action of which a copy is herewith served upon you, and to serve a copy of your answer to said complaint on' the subscribed at his office, Clinton, ^ S. 0., within twenty days after the service hereof; exclusive of the day of such service; and if you fail to ans wer the complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will apply to the court for the relief demanded in the complaint. R. W. WADE, Plaintiff’s Attorney. Dated l>ec. 2nd, 1930. Clinton, S. C., Feb. 2, 1931. To the Defendants Above Named: You will take notice that the origi nal complaint in this action together with summons of w'hich the foregoing i* a copy was filed in the office of the <llerk of Court of Common Pleas for l.auren-s County, S. C., on the 2nd day of December, 1930. R. W. WADE, 3-12-6tc Plaintiffs Attorney. CITY COUNCIL IN SESSION Saturday Evening Poi«t, $2.00 per year; 2 years, $3.S0; 3 years, $3.00. See roe for attractive.(lift Offers. jAsr w ;“rAtnwEL;. Prrposals Heard for Cstabli.shment of SS (las Franchise and Contemplated i Sale cf Water-Light I’lant. jS City council held its regular meet- ing Monday night with Mayor Young,— and .\ldermen Henry, Adair, Duncan, ;^E Harris, Burnett and .Abrams present, | ss at which time routine matters were; up for consideration and several new'^S projects were before the body. B. E. Barksdale of Charlotte, rep-^^S resenting the Porter Construction • ~ company, general contractois, apycar-, ^ ed before council with the proposition^^ of establi.shing a Butane gas plant in ^ ^ the city and went into details as to ( — its cost and advantages. He offered — two propositions, his associates to j ss construct a plant for the city at aj^S cost of approximately $4r>,000, or to i ^ secure a franchise for the operation ■ of such a plant by his company. His j SS proposition was received as informa-! — tion with no action taken. Chas. M. Brice, representing the = Utilities Engineering and Management ss company of Charlotte, was before = council for a second time with a re-! ZHZ uuest that his company be allowed to I ~ {Tbcceed with a survey of the city’s j ^ water and light plant, ascertaining its j — cost of operation, earnings and pres-' — ent value, with the ultimate idea of — findingsan; acceptable buyer for the | — property following the completion ofl:=; an engineer’s appraisal, if council. = deems it wise to sell the property af- i = ter a bid or bids have been securt'd and submitted for consideration. With the survey completed withouC*cost to the city, bids submitted would be i either approval or rejected by coun-1 cil, and if acted upon favoi*ably, the • question of disposing of the plant | would go hefore_the qualifu>d voters ~r ri^e irra E xperience is a dear teacher! So, when **dear teacher’* says >c.TNA-izi lis ten closely to the reasons why! (1) Your ALTN A Policy ii written by a 'A,Company licentctl to do butineM in cyery •^Scatc. •- (2» Your ALTNA Policy U acceptable ■ eyidence of Reapontibillty whercyer a State baa Hnancial RetponalbUtoy Lawa. (3) Your ^E.T*N A Policy alto tervea aa your Releoae of Attachment Bond. 44) 25.000 ^.TPf A rrpnwotnmooo CoMC to Cttaat mean “a friend in need” wbcrcyer your car takca you i More reaaona why, if you phone or call! S. W. SUMEREL, ;etna.izer * rrsGooD for GROWING CHILDREN ^reH^ifr%riF'nhiW ^(^smn; Upon motion of .\lderman Abrams, j .seconded by Alderman Burnett, coun cil’s former action of a month ago in ; rejecting Mr. Brice’s proposal was re-, scinded, .Aldermen .Abram.s. Burnett,: Heniy, Adair and Duncan voting for the motion. .Alderman Harris vutetl' against the motion. The leport of the police department for January showed $102.30 imposed | and collected in fines, with l.OHO days meted out by the recorder to vi(»lators. The feed b d of J. M. Pitt.s store for the city’s stock for the month of Feb ruary wa.'* accepted, this concern’s bid being the lowest of .several st'aled bid.s submitted. ('ouncil reci-i'.tly had l)ef!)'«‘ it com- pTaTnt.s on the conduct at public' dances being held in the city. T^e li-, cense for all such dances charging ad- mis.sions, was placed at $2.’) per night. W. J. Henry appearwl lief ore coun cil with a reejuest for an extension of the city’s electric line from the limits on Muagrove street to his property I ut in view of present financial con illtlbrts, action wa.s deferred. The matter of promiscuous skating on the 3treet,s was before council with the danger of such practice being j ointed out by a number of citizens. [Council decided that all skating j should be confined to certain desig nated skating zones as formerly es tablished, and ordered the police de- j>artment to carry out the regulations. Following a consideration of several routine matters, and the approval of bills, council adjourned after a lengthy session. CtottSSetiS New TWIST-' -The Twist Ties the Tuile I®" Pure, Wholesome Food Hifh ID Milk Content **Beforb I started taking Black- Draught, three years ago, my health was very bad,” writes Mrs. C C. Carson, 945 Concord St, Beaumont, Texas. ”I suffered constantly from constipation. I had headache when I got up in the morning, and I ^elt dull and ahiggish. 1 hudly ate a meal that my food agreed with me. Frequently I would have gaa on my stomach, and felt awfuL ”1 read about Black-Draught and I thought it might help ma. After I had taken ita little while, I felt much better. It relievea constipation. I keep it on hand ao wlmn I need a l^tive I will have it In the three yeara I have been taking it, I have never found anything ae good fee lllk0IKST10N,-.BlUCMrmtlE L06itCOhI£13»KZIEDW^ »-ics County Farm Women Oppose House Bill Laurens, Jan. 29.—At a spec ial .ses sion of the executive committee-of the j council of farm women, held immedi-i ately after the meeting of farmers in the court hou.se Tuesday, a resolution wa.s unanimou.sly adopted opposing the bill that has been intHnluced in the legislature providing for the dis continuance cf farm and honw* demon- [ stration agents. The resolution con cludes with “we would like to remind I out repre.sentatives that this organi- ■ zation ha.s grown by leaps and hounds and is a factor that has to be reckon- ' ed with politically as well as other- wi:*e. ’ In commenting on the action of the execut ve committee, Mrs. Annie H. Dunlap, president of the I.,auren.s 'County Council'of Farm Women, said j that she felt that it w'ould be a gre- vous back-set to organized farm clubs jahd other w’ell promoted activities I nmong w.)men and girls on the farm i to abolish the offices of farm agent and home demonstration agent, not cniy for Laurens county, but for all of the counties where this work has been fostered. Mrs. Dunlap indicated that the Lau rens delegation would be advised of the attitude of the official board of the council, with the hope that the proposed bill would be defeated by the aid of the Laurens delegation. Clinton High Teams Win Three, Lose One The boys and girls ba.sketball teams of the Clinton high school played four games the past week, resulting in the following scores; Clinton girl.s 16. Laurnes girls 11. | Clinton boys 16, Laqrens boys 19. Clintffn girls 2S, Gray Court-Ow’.ngs girls 18. . Clinton ba(rs 17, Gray Court-Owings! boys 16. - ” . . , I WOMEN who are run-down, nenroua, or rjffer «v-rjr month, should taka CARDUL for Over 50 yeara. IF IT IS A MAGAZINE OK NEWS-.| = •PAPER THAT YOU NEED. SEE— JAMES W. CALDWELL. 'S . “llie Magazine Man” j Call 243 at 12:30 P. M. 1 To Mrs. Purchaser For Sales - - i - 759- ing. Whether it be a neW^sw€;ater for Junior, a doll for Susie, a frock for herself, furniture for the home, or food for the family, it is MRS. Pur chaser who controls the purse strings. In the majority of cases, she not only has the say so on proposed purchases but attends to the actual buying as well. The Chronicle brings them every Thursday morning news, features, household services, so ciety, fashion the latest news about every phase of modern life in which women find an absorbing interest. Mrs. Purchaser is interested in her home paper and she is interested in the shopping news of the advertisers. Present Your Message To Her \ Regularly In - - THE CHRONICLE A % / I “The Paper Everybody Reads”