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i k 4 4^ PAGE SIX _ .’M" r'- THE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON. S. C. THURSDAY. JULY 16, !931 CUNTON^S FIRST LIBRARY ORGANIZED IN 1872 ' majfazines, except Hari)er’s. F'rom the awaitinjf word from the bank for in-1 start one of our new memWrs has .ternational settlements at Basel, upon made, I think he will be able to read the decision of which it was consid- throuffh the library' this year. I onlyjcred that Germany’s financial future _ wish all would read a.s much. depends in large measure. ■ ! w -IF y Franklin, Librarian.” 1 ^ institute reports, and the .Statutes of jhe committee on revising the ton-1 I . . , ^ Caramel Ice Cream the I the States. stitution reported, recommending that ^j^grt of cream, half pound of Jan. 6, 1874 Society met at the library at niv|v«*»; nvnunwn iwumun-iniiug; Lua. i>ne (juarl ol cream, regular hour. Also to send for missing numbers Art. V'lII be amended so as to read as table.Bpoon of vanilla, one Present: Rev. W. P. .Jacobs, prrsf-M*f Harper's, Scribner’s and Oliver Op- follow.s: pint of milk. Put four extra ounces of dent; S. L. West, secretary; H. R.jt:c for binding. “VIII. Any p<*rson may become a ^rj-anulated .sugar in an iron frying- Blakely, treasurer; C. K. Franklin, li-l The library committee were direct- her of this society by ,he pay-, pan, and .stir over the fire until the brarian, and Mes.srs. N. .1. Holmes, A.led to Rub.scrilK* for St. Nicholas and nient to the library of .$2.00. The an- ^lelts, turns brown, boils and Caspary, J. W. Compton, W. B. Bell. Littell’s Living Age. And it wasjnpal dues from eac^h member, except! smokes. Have ready one pint of hoil- G. H. David.son. agret*d that no more magazines should the librarian, shall be $2.00, and they milk, turn the burnt .su^ar into ITie following officers were then be taken until $20.00 .should Ik* ex-!shall fall due on the l.st day of .Ian. of this, stir over the fire one minute, and elected to serve for the year 1874: ,pendtKl in books, each year, .Members tailing to pay the gtand away to cool. When cold, ad I President, W. P. Jacobs. j Society then adjourned. Secretary, S. L. West. S. L. West, Secretary 'Treasurer, R. R. Blakely. Keb. 4, 1874 Librarian, C. E. Franklin. j Society met at the library at the Library Committee, W. I each year, .Members failing to pay the dues, shall be depriveel of the u.se of sugar, cream and vanilla; mix well the library and the power to vote at freeze. • jthe meetings, until paid. Persons pay-*. HEAVY MINERAL OIL $2.00 Per Gallon Smaller Quantities in Proportion. SADLER.OWENS PHARMACY ‘At Union Station” Telephone 400 C. E. Franklin, W. B. Ik-ll. A. (’as pary, J. W. Compton. Treasurer reported that he ha.l re ceived $8.97 and expende<l $11.47, hav ing a balance due the treasurer of $2 .,*>0. The refMirt was adopted a: ' the treasurer directed to colic.t a! fees due the society at once. The librarian reporte<l th< library in good order. The rej);»rt was approve ! The committee to draft amendments to the constitution askeel and were granted further lime. Th<* committee- tee prepare places for public prese*ntatie»n of the flag re- peirttd the wheele niatter back to the pex'iety, whereupem .Mareh 4th was fixed as the time, the chairman of the committee was elirecteel to present the flag, with a histeery e»f the same-, the- prt'sident of the- seeciety to receive it. Messrs. Y. J. Peepe anel W. I). Simp- 8on, were e-le-eted speaker;*,, tijjd, Me-ssrs. West. Ileelmes and Franklin Jacobs,]hour. ing the initiation fee shall not be re- i sponsible for dues until the January ifolle>wing. Twenty-five dollars paid at i one time constitutes a life member- anel the | .Meml)er.s pre.sent: Messrs. Jacobs. W'c.st, Blakely, Franklin, Davidson, J. Simpson, Roe,k Caspary, I. M.j’ ’ opeland, \V B. Belb „ constitution so amended. Ab.sent: E. T. Copeland, R. Z. 'A right, I). I). Simpsem, J. T. Craig, Java C^>mj)te)n, Mrs. Owens, R. ,M. .\IcCJinteK-k, Dr. E. B. Ferguson. Minutes were read and upiireeved. Tre-asure-r maele his report, which was approved and is as follow.s: Bv cash receivcMl By ca.'h expi-nded $18.92 11.17 Baluace $ 7.Ml The librarian’s rejiort was n*c<-ived, accepted, thanks returned and is as follows: "As librarian of your society, I bi-gj leave to report that your library is in i a flourishing coiMlition. Number <if! Ixjund volumes, (14. Since our last re-i port, we have receivtxl Kiddb‘’.s New Astronomy from the president, also; tne^ Wuud’.s Hou.suliold F^ch memb«-r of the society was re- (juested to donate a volume to the so ciety In-fore the next meeting. The committee to invite speakers to the flag presentation reported that they had discharg«*<l the duty assigned .them, that ('ol. W. I). Simpson had promi.H<*d to be pre.sent and that they t bail not yet heard from 'Y. J. Pope, Esq. The committee were re<iue.sted to write again to Mr. Pop«- and pre.s.s on him to attend, and it was ordereil that i wh(-n this s(K-iety adjourn, it adjourn to meet at the call of the president. .Soi iety th<-n adjourneil. S. L. West, Secretary. The siK-iety met on the 28th of Jan. and IhtetM-d to a very able and inter- e.sting lecture from Dr. Henry Anis- EXCURSION $9.00 Clinton to Norfolk-Portsmouth Va. iind return, FRIDAY, JULY 24,^ fimited 5 days, (’all on | I \V. H. SHANDS, Ajfent, Seaboard, (Jinton, S. C. HUGH L EICHELBERGER NEW YORK LIFE MAN Ten Years Experience Professional Insurance Information Furnished Free the invitatiori.s ments. The president reiiorted that Dr. -An- isansel would Usturi* befor*- the so ciety on the 2Kth and Wm. Kirby oi] the 4th of Feitruary. Whereupim was Hgreeil that no fees should charges! for admi. sion. agazine. The llfelRTrdi.st,' |.Iournal and the Scientific Amoriran.!Matters. I Our magazines are read more than the bound volumes. I have written t(» the parties and filled the missing num- '^jbi-rs of all the magazines exccfit Har- b<*j per’s for Aug. '72, and ’7;i. I ^have also written for the works you ordered, at lectuT'e, on hut have ned yet The librarian wasdirs-cted to ask lour last m»-eting, ilonations of th«- patent and agricul-,heard from them. tural offici- reports, the Smithsonian 1 “I have stmt out to h{- Ixnind, all BEAUTIFUL NEW FORD Aftt-r^tlie clo.se of the motion it was resolvt-d: That th<- thanks of the society he gnitefiilly tentiered tt) Dr. Mt-nry An- isan.sel, for his abb-, t-xct-t-dingly in- t( resting anti t-lalmratt- adilri-ss. I S(K i(-ty thi n ailjo irtit-d. ! March 1. IK7I , .S(K-i<-ty mt-t at .Mi'. Bt-ll’s store at '7:.'1() p. m. Present: Pres. W. P .la- ,robs, anti Mes.srs. Bell, Wc'-t, Craig, 'Simpst)n, Kotik, Blakt-ly anti Davidstm. .Minutes of last si-ssioii wert- then reail I Tht- (iimmiltt-e on tin- flag prt-st-n- tation ri-portt-il that tht-y had takt-n !tht- liberty <d postponing tht- iirt-.sen- (tatiori, whe-rt-tifioii tin- society agreo'l I that it shtiulil Ik- unon Mt-nmrial tlay ^intl the st-cretary was ilin-etetl to give I all poHsi'nb- puhlicity to tht- same. rin- libiary ccminittee wer - directed to siibscribt- for Harper’s anti .Scrib- in-r's monthlies, anti to send funds by rt-gisteretl letter. On motion of Dr. Craig, it was rc- s(dvt-tl to make an afifn-al in bt-half tif .our libr.iry to frit-mis in .\'t-w York, iwbeit-upon .Messrs. Craig and .laeobs^ committee tt> draw wt-re aiithori/.i-d to have the sann- priritt-<l. .Society Ih-'ii a.ijtnirned, to tht- next n-gular day. I W. I’, .lai-obs. Pri-sident. I .S. L. West, .Secn-tary, ws-rt- ajipointt-d a up an annt-al and German Banks | Ordered Closed roH v sED.iy DE LUXE SEDAN lUrlin Resorts To Stern Action To Save Nation From Eco'^* ! ' nomie (’rash. | com ertihle sei)AJ\ DE LI XE TUDOR VICTORIA CABRIOLET Tiir most striking fine ear types ever oiTeret! at such Itiw prict‘s are now IX'ing presi-ntnl by Ford dealers. T lit .sc are the six newest de luxe (reations of the lord Motor Company,Tiigy designed and built to meet evt'ry need of tlie antniuubilc buyer whoso ^ Jesire for motoring luxury ami outstanding perform ance is tempered M Oj^my. < Gt‘l the facts about these fine ears. Compare their lithe, clean-cut style have ever created ♦ in your own imagination. Learn about the de luxo materials with which caclr^h* brimmed and uphol stered, and how carefully these are tailored. Sit and ride in the wide, restful scats and you will realiA that just as no restrictions have been put on mechan ical perfonuanee, so no limits"IfVte been placed on comfort and beauty. There is much to interest the careful buyer—a choice of sparkling colors, a variety of rich uphol- •tery materials, Rytly A^A^y glass Hotidaillo double-acting ^o<|^M(wSFA|rpiece Welded st^l svheels, slanting wthdsnjlAls^lfta many other features which make the Ford a happy tsvestmenL 4 Berlin, .luly IJ. The German gov ernment, shortly U-fon- midnight to- jnight, orden-d all banks in the nation L) remain elost-<l Tues<lay and Wilenes- iday as a desix-rate measure to halt de mands fur currency which today threatemsl the country’s financial sta bility. The government’s action was taken fidlowing the issuance of a decree hy Preswlent von Hindeiihurg authorizin':' the cabinet to "declare hank holidays.” resident von Hindenburg’s di*<-ree was issuisl under authority given him by article 48 of th** constitution to re-' sort to what amounts to ilictatorial• !powers in such emergencies.^ The <iecrec al.-^o gavi- the govi-rn-' |nu*nt au hority to declare a further j extension of the time the hank.s must i remain closed if it were found neces-j sary. j The government hoped tonight, how-; ever, that it would he possible to t>pen. again on Thur.«day, at the least. The Keichhank is the only credit in-j .'stitution in the nation exempt from the closing order. j The government also prohibited | banks and the post office money or- i der department from handling pay-j ments or transfers of money, either j to poihts inside Germany or abroad. I This not only erects a wall against the flight of capital from the country, but means virtually a general moj*a- torium within Germany until the banks reopen. The stock exchangres throughout the country w-ere also ordered to reniain closed all wvek. The necessity (or the president’! fic tion,, it was said, arose not so much from the situation in Berlin where real hank runs did not develop al though the withdrawals were heavy and the hanks paid only a percentage of deposits, but out of what was said to be a much more serious outlook in the Rhineland, where runs developed quickly and authorities without wait ing for the president to act announced that municipal savings banks would be closed Tuesday and Wednesday. These drastic measures occupied the government while it was anxiously QSS Let the largent F'wmI Orisiani/.ation in the Carolinas supply your every feed reQtiire- ment. You buy the very best a! consistent savings if you buv from a (RIALITY-SERVICE* SAVING.S STORK. 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