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THE CLINTON CHKONICLB. CUWTOlf. S. C
THURSDAY,
rJANUABY
ASSB^R’S NOTICE
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I Peoples State
Bank b Closed
County Auditor’s office at Lau ]
S. Cm will l»e open from the 1st j
of January to the 20th day of |
iry, 1932, for the purpose of | System Operating: 44 Branches
Ul returns for the ensuinjr^ p,,^ |„
and for the transaction of all c# 4
pertaininfT to the office- Forj h>taie fcxaminer.
convenience of taxpayers returns i
be made at the following appoint- Charleston, S. C., J***- 2. The Tec-
its throughout the county on dates pies State Bank of South Carolina, a
below for the nurpose of tak- , system operating 44 branches in 41
tax returns for the year 1932: rit'es and towns in every section of
_ rk T w 11 South Carolina, went into the hands
S. W. Deans—Monday, Jan. 11
9:30 to 11 a. m. jN
11, 1 to 4 p
Hoover Urges
ReKefi^l
Membm Urgefd
ans . To Send In Seals
Renews His Appeal To Congress
for Prompt Passagfe of Re-
eonstruction Measures.
Mrs. Clarence Galloway, ..3 presi
dent of the Woman’s club, urg'es all
members holding Christmas seals to
retumT.aame to her-at once, or the
money for same if Uiey have bfen
sold. She states that she must close
here report immediately and therefore
adca a prompt i^spoase on the part
of al! menibera now having seals in
RennO—Monday, Jan.
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of the state bank examiner today.
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The board of directors moting
here yesterday passed a resolution to
place th^ bank's affairs into, the ex
aminer’s hands for a period of 30
lays. Delay in putting through a re
Washington, Jan. 4. — President ^
Hoover in a surprise special message
to congress today urged immediate
action upon his emergency economic
program.
Mr. Hoover declared emphatically!^
the need is “even more evident’’ than
their pOAMei^sion.
> AN ATTRACtTVB* OFFER
Yoar parsooal aiAaeripOmi to'
Okll'a Magasiaa .and nmt glit,
acription for $l,5a<Huid anotlMr
sobecriptian'^for 75c.
JAMES W. CALDWELt
W^CRIBE^TO THE CHRONICLE
when it was first laid before t'ongress. |
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Clinton Mill — Wednesday, Jan
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Clinton M;!'-—Thursday, Jan. It. 9
■Socn after it reached the ser.ate and
house, reading of the document was
! begun. TKe chamber.s began to be
The^ president pleaded that there be,
rganization plan, caused by the eco- filled when the word .spread around.
I nomic situation, was assigned as the
W'edne.sda-y, Jan. 13., reason for the action.
R. Goedwyn .Rhett, Sr., chairman
of the board, in a staatement said:
“The board of directors reached the
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in swift adoption of eight measures^
previously proposed by him.
..... . must replace the un-
■onclu-uon today that in the interests j country by con-
of depositors It had become essential fid^nce.” the president said.
to suspend operations of the bank for
a periiKi of .30 days in order to con
serve the assets of the bank, pending
’onsunimation of plans for reorgani
zation, that have lioen necessarily in
terrupted by reason of abnormal con-
iitiop.s prevailing generally.”
Albert S. Fant, .state bank examin-
< r, arrived here last night and imme
diately went into conference \^h
hank official.s.
The Peoples .State bank, one of the
Enumerating the measures “requir
ing immediate action,’’ he said they
i were “designed to check the further
degeneration in prices and values, to
fortify us against continued shocks
from world instability and to un
shackle the forces of recovery.”
Emfihasizing, Mr. Hoover said, “I
would be derelict in my duty if I did
not inform the congress of the need
for action at the earliest possible mo-
'^ment.” '
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Here are the mea.ivr.js he named:
Strengthening of the federal land
.stat<‘s (ilde.st and laigest financial in-
s.i.utuiiis, IS capitalized at $2,000,000.,
Its surplus was given as $100,000. Its,, , , , , ....
, ,, , r * u .Ml 'bank system, a ready passed by the
'tat< im nt a.s of .September 29, the I, . ’ * •' 1
lale.st, !ist<*d deposits as ajxiiroxi
riiately $21,44.3,090.
'Ph.' instit utivn ha.s branch<*s in
n' arly ^every important city of the
house.
Creatmn ; ' the 000,000 recon-,
•stiuition finance cor: i.’«t;on.
<'reatiori of a h'ou e .'^an d';‘ount
state
and in many smaller t<\wris in
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1 .‘\ind to stimu'«l
agroi lilt era! section.s. There are three!
nine building
nlargeine-.t t,,c- d.r ount facili-
in (’h.»rl<‘ston, two in Colum- 'd }ed(*re, ^rve banks.
11.i and biaiH'hes. in the folbrwing , IVeveloprnent of a un t' -esiore
> ! inirt of the money ii. , .o.'-’cu nanl.s to
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^rmi'ltsville, Chesru'e,
' j!Iej:e. !)ar'"r't' ri, Dillon,
MhrharJt, 1! 1..!, I.irence,
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Revi ion !aws rel .ting to trans-
p( rt: tii.n r..^ r \ ommended by the n-
•('r«la(e co -nme n’e courn’issiori, to “re-
sto.'-c confidence in the londs of our
I ailway^'.’’
Itevision cf banking la'vs in orler,
to nelK'r safeguard .depo'-'-tors.
itciiuction of fi'dcral (‘X|)enditurcs,
“adcuprate incrca.-e of taxes,’’ and “rc-
f fedi-ral se-u,ri
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Greor, Hemingway,
, . K rig ree, bake
.ain.ir, l-exnigton, Mh ininp, .MeColl,
.\1 it'.iks ('onicr, Newfx'rry, Olanla,
it' ip ■ Spr.ng, St. George-, .St. Stejth
Cl'S, SoiinVt, Sjiringfield. SunirtoTton.' v, riet inn of issue's o
'llnn I \ .Swansea, T.i minori :v;!le
.1 nd \ a I I.lb'. ]
•let re I,. Dowling, who recent 1> re
ignid Dll' v o» [irc'idcti'-y of a large
N. I \v y.o k hiuik to aa i'pt the po.H
' 11. pri-'ident of the Peoples .StaU'.
11 • :i. I Pi'di «l R (b odwyri Rhett, .Jr
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New Low Prices
For 1932
In keeping with the times
we have marked our eh-
tire stock down to the
present low prices. We
promise the same quality
goods at greatly reduced
prices.
L. B. Dillard
“The One Price Store”
Clinton, S. C.
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Depositors Raid
Closed Bank
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W hi I'.i', D” tgi A I pi 'and tiiade
M» , I f ■ nil' to p I .1”, 1 tl, 'll 1 ,< !' r|> of
Ad m' ”, ’ ; a: ,on o' ! la- I .i'. a'ld cf
fvrl^ of (ie iigc I’r og < i ipc.a'id
3 hc^c a ! ” ; ' c ' I t o I (., ' , r' t c a till ad
njuni.-li ail .tral -aig liar i
und <T, lii’of^ I t Dll' ..aid tic iigi I’l n
gkr ( ojiclarid, dccca-cd. Diat they W
and ajpear !,crorc in.', in ; he i oui
J’io.'iat<, to he hc.d a' l,iuicn.s
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3'Wo dt
-M rick,^ ('( rtier, Jan. 4
positors in the Irraneh of the I’copli-s
.State Itank of .South 'Carolina, which
'•losi'd Saturday, held up thi* a^-istarit
cashi'*r here today, opened the vault
■ind e>'aped w.lh $2,000, the amount
:hey later declared they had on de-
po.^i* when the hank cIorM'd,
H H. .Miller, one of the two .sur-
M r. and .Mrs. v . II. Shannon and
la.igliter. Virginia, spent a few daysi
last W(ck with her daughter, Mr.s.i
Muee Young.
M;ss Myrtle Wesfhury of ('li.iton,
spent Friday with .Mrs. A. D. Rumph.
Mrs. .J, M. .Simirson, Mr.s. C. ('.
Young. .Mrs. G. (*’. .Nabors, Mrs. Rex
Young, Mrs. h'-'sie Atkins, Mrs. J 1).
Davis, Mrs. Ksti Me Abrams and Miss
lallie Young s|»cnt .lust VV'ednesdaj
with Mrs. George Addy.
Mr. and Mrs. 1,. D. Simpson and
• hildriMi, Miss Lillie Young and I'. ( .
Young spent last Thursday wi u ,Mr. |
and Mrs. Mace" You^jg. |
Misses Irene and Wilber Hui'gessl
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iciujeied to ((Uitity offii ers here early
< K.nlti'd alter rioori Hiease Woixlward, the [ i*ntertained sevi'ral of theic friends
ithi r, was expeet»*d to give himself up Saturday night with a party, tiames
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Gi.cii iinici ;n\
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tic;, tia \ c, \\ i; \ t he
1 'ii Mild i,Mt
shoitly, .Sheriff C. I
.J Herkeiey county said
Sheriff Mallentine said the men said
II .l.ui they look ‘‘the amount they had in
the hank when it closi-d Saturd.uy,’’
The •'hcr.ff quoted Miller as saying
h«‘ had huldiMi his part.
were played, after which fruits and
pt .'tnuls were served.
K. Young returned to h's seh )ol
in p:ib4*rton, (Ja., Sunday after spend-
it.g the holidays with his parents.
Mr. and Mr.s. Mace Young and chil
dren, Gillette Simpson, Mr. and Mrs.
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'land Di
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-’•‘'th (lay
I'hi two men, both armed, accord - j RiKnler, Mr. and Mrs. Mason Sin p-
ing to tile sheriff, walked into the | son, Mrs. Hitt and ('. H. Shannon
were invited to supper with Mr. and
< \ I’OWI'.R.
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IHIDyCESriON
“My work Is ^confining,
and often I eat hurriedly,
causing me to have Indi
gestion. Gas will form
and I will smother and
have pains in my chest.
“I had to be careful
wha$ I ate, but after
someone had recom
mended Black-Draught
and I found a small
pinch after meals was so
helpf ul, I soon was eat
ing an^’thing I wanted.
“JMow when I feel the
least smothering or un
comfortable bloating, I
laXie a pinch of Black-
Draught and get relief.”
—OyilA Vaushn. 10 Shlppy AL.
Qrteflvtll*, 8. C.
Sold m 254 psekacoa
B-4n
liunk thi> morning, forced the assist
ant <ashier, Mkss Mag'gie Wiggins, to
cp< n the vault and then fled with the
(■ mctiiv.
_ .Miller told .Sheriff Ballentine th**y
had planned la.st night 'o get llieir
money loday and then surrender.
.Simiisori last Wednesday
Death Claims
Aged Citizen
.Mrs. L. 1)
night.,
Mrs. Gruver of St. tieorge, is s|K*nd-
ing a while with her daughter, Mrs.
1). Rumph.
M rs. (’. Young spent la.st Thurs
day with Mrs. .Alma Dillard.
Mr. and .Mrs. Jarnys l>unnaway and
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Harvey W. Reynolds, 7.3, piassed
arway Sunday at his home here after
an illness cf several wee^is, death be-
ng due to paialysis. The funeral ser
vice was held Monday and interment
took jilaee in the <’a)vary cemetery
with .Mr. Harlie Gause conducting the
service. The deceased, who w.is known
ai'd highly esieemed liy many friends,
•is sui vived by his widow and one son,
Lucius Reynolds.
children, Mr. and Mrs. Owens Whit-, j|
mire and little son, .Mr. and Mrs. Jud*
son Whitmire and Reeder Whitmire | |[
and children spent Tui'sday with Mr. -
and Mrs. J. F. Whitmire.
Few Sales
Made Monday
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BLACK-
DRAUGHT
The following legal sales were made
.Monday in front of the court house
at I^aurens:
Z. H. Suber vs James T. Patterson,
Mrs. Lee N. Woodruff as guardian
for I.«e Pitts Owens, 283 acres on Co
lumbia highway, in Jacks township,
sold to Phil D. Huff, attorney, for
$100.
44. farms sold by sheriff for taxes,
aggregating %22fi00.
CARD OP THANKS
We wish to thank our friends and
neighbors for their many acts of
Idiydliess shown in the recent death of
gtt d®nT mother, Ifrs.-H. E. Simpson.
Gq4’s richest Measings rest on
itacb^an^ eveqr on# of yon. ^
HER CHILDREN.
LET US
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Equip Your Office
For
The New Year
A well-equipped office is e'ssential in the conduct of
every business — it saves time and worry and-makes
,for efficiency. Here you will find everything you need
in Office Supplies for the New Year.
TIMELY SUGGESTIONS
For Help In Starting the New Busine^ Year Rightly
Blank Ikxiks
Blank Checks
Blotting; Paper
C’arbon Paper
('ash Books
(’ommercial
Envelopes
Desk ^ts
Dhtrjes
Envelopes *
Eye Shades
Filing: Equipment
Folders ^
Glu^
Guiqmed Labels
Index Tabs
Ink
Inkstands
Letter Heads
Letter Trays
Carbon
I^oose Leaf Forms
Mailing: Isabels
Mimeograph Paper
Moisteners
Notary Seals
PaW Clips
Pape^Fafiteners
Pen Hphlm
Pencil Sharpeners
R^nfo^kients
Rinii: Bt>oks
Rubber Bands
Rulers
Second Sheets
Stamp Pa^
Stenointiphers*
Note Books
Typewriter Ribbons
3c for larger quantities.
ZYjC less than 100 lots.
We are equipped with three
Petorsime Electric Incubators
that will hatch every hatchable
egg. Get strong chicks by hatch
ing the electrical way.
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All work delivered promptly and guaranteed.
We ask the pleasure and privilege
again in 1932 in your Advertising,
Supplies, promising a continuation of
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