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VOLUME XXXIII
NEW MONEY
BILL DRAWN
Economy Axe
To Be Felt
Senate Reports On 12 Months
Basis With Total of $6,513,-
275. Four State Items Re
stored and House Measure
Roosevelt To, Cut Expenses Bil
lion Dollars. All Departments
of Government Effected.
Clinton; s. c., Thursday, april 13,1933
Students Hear I Early Ending Of ,
Cameron Beck; Legislature Seen
Director of Perscnne?! of New j Business Back Home Calls State
York Stock Exchan8:e Stresses! Assemblymen, But Important
Importance of Simple Virtue^. I Work Yet Cnfinished. '
Collide Heads
Gather Here
I Washington, April S.—A horizontal
Greatly Chani^ed.
,
Columbia. A|>ril 10.
Several Addresses Heard At Ses
sion Saturday. Registrars Dis
cuss li^nlrance Requirements.
Four state
“For a .succes.'^ful living.” said Cam-j Columbia. Api'il 0.-^ Some legisla-
2 j <*01 of at least one billion dollars in j eron Reck, speaking in | the Presbyte-1 tive observers were optimistic enough
^ j governmental expenses — including a ; rian college auditorium last Thursday j today to predict the 1933 .session will
reduction of $200,000,000 for the army morning. “ a man must possess the j end early in May. despite the mass of
CLUB ELECTS
NEW OFFICERS
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E. I). Craig Headn Chamber of
Commerce for^ Year. Other
Officers Named and Plans
Made for- Enlarged Member
ship Al Meeling Tuesday.
fum tion. , »Xul.i be aboli.hea ' and;
three eiiniir.ated by the hou.e restored ^ »<in>Wisl™tion and CapKol Hill la ex-
the revi>t^d 1933 appro,>riation bill i If
which the senate finance committee
it ha.s been attainted.
four P’s''of . success: plan, purpose. I vital legislatiim still pending,
perseverance, and a passion for right | One basis '
living.” 'is that the
Mr. B<jck is personnel director and * home’;
During the past week two college
associations held annual meetings'
on the campu.s of Presbyterian col-! 9
lege. The South Carolina A.s.sociatj(>n The April ^meeting of the C’namber
I |of Regnstrars met in the reading roomlof C'onMnerce held Tue.sday'Vight at
for such an expectation j of the library on Friday, and the ( the .Mary Musgrove Tea Room was
call of “business back South Carolina As.sociation of Col- featured by the induction into office
is becoming more pre.-smg as lieges on Saturday. nf
, p.;__ X' J u ... u • * , . . . . .T , , -'i • I ' ■ officers for the e.u.suing year,
will bring out tomorrow and seek to! Smce fixed charges, .such as inter- public relation^ counsel for the New, the legislative term grows morel At the morning session of the reg- Cilliert R. Rlakely the n irmg nresi-
have the senate ami house approve. ' on the pubic, debt, can not be cut. York stock exchange. He is now en--H«ngthy. Few of the lawmakers areji^rars. R. H. Jone.s, of Winthrop col-'dent, presided over the meeting
Th- 12-montns bill written by the the whittling process involves a reduc-^ *raged in making a'tour of Southern! ^Vealthy men. and Ahe necessity of, ^ prersided. After the' invocation.
tion well above President Roosevelt s I schools and colleges. Clinton business their
men and the senior class of the Clin-j “to make a living” may cause
ton high school.'’iH'sides the college to speed up their public wo’k
committee was made public tonight.. , , , . -
Us t'6.5r!,27r. total for rorroat expon-1
v>3iS_ssL<l to be $790,000 ‘■“■''■‘U*-
which to aim and each disclosure of
these totals reveals the intent to cut
more than 25 cents off of each dollar
now appropriated.
000,00(1 for
1931, anil it
000,000 reduction for the armed aser-j the top.
vices is to come out of that. Most of i
the cuts, it was learned, were to ire!
$800,000 deficit from 1932 must be
reckoned with.
In support of earlier statements
that no new taxes w'ere required by
the bill. Senator Sims, of Orangeburg,
a finance committee member, tonight
said state officials this year expected
$4.74'*,0('0 in indirect revenue. $1,225,-
000 from .institutional and depart
mental fee.<, and $850,000 from prop
erty levies, indirect revenue estimates
included $200,000 from beer taxes.
The bill would abolish the indus
trial school fof boys in Florence, the
industrial schtKil for girls and Negro
reformatory, Inith near Columbia. |lt
omitted the slate bank examiner’s of
fice.. The latter three were also drop
ped by the house.
The three correctional institutions
were allott^ appropriations for the
early months of 1933 with a proviso
that they be closed 15 days after the
bill liecomes law.
The chief warden, natural resources
committer* and foo<l re.search labora
tory at Charle.ston all were reinstated
after having been eliminated by the
house.
Three new Hems, $3(t.000 for thej
state board of bank control, $54,4001
for scholarships at .slate colleges and j exiienses and wiping out the
$8,000 for treatment of crippled chil- nu ntV customary deficit,
ren were included. The two latter were! During the fiscal year ending next
formerly merged wijh other appropri-j June 30. the gro.ss ex|>enditures of the
depaiinunt are e.stimated ut $707,-
Re-written by the finance commit- 500,000 and the revenue al $581,0t>0,-
te*Linto a U-month» bill from the 18- 001), leaving a gro.ss deficiency of
months, measure approved by the $120,000,000. The program
hifuse February 23, the bill exceeded fore Farley
the $0,502,240 budget ^commission roc
a figure bj’ la'wis \V. Douglas, direc- i dress. It' was Mr. Brack’s second visit
tor of the budget, as a bull’s-eye at j to the campus in two years.
turning to their private affairs |j),.
!of
i l>.v
them '
This being the annual election of of-
MeSween made an address meeting, the renort of the nom-
welcome. followed by a discussion inating committee was heard and
of:
John
ve!
G. C. Met:
than estimated revenue, althougli aii^ ElJeh L-abiik^t vdfifgi has boon !^,**^*^ may t^nd to break i college, on “Some Suggested officers wen* dulv elected ‘o sjorvp foe
■ ^^^^rpTaTTve jaiMTrrfm-'liTinrmirTif^rahaaViTr
L ii I , nTF"ci)inin‘g'%'eafT'^' . -
the general appropriation bill beforeKathryn Copeland, dean of An-! K. D. Craig, mesidert
the senate. The finance committee is ,iorson college, led the meeting in an! | ^ DiUj^nl, vice-president
ifr Hr Ihtts, -Jr„-^.cretat-y. «
The afternoon ses.sion was presided
over by Miss lA'onora Dorsey, regis-
The s|H'aker rt'ininded his audience
that the great need of the world today 'Teady with a |12-month measure of »P-jopen informal discussion
is for leaders and that competition to- ju^ximately $<>,,300,OtX). “Kconomy’ ^ nfformion
day is gi-eater than ever beCore. It Iduders are sure to contest this fig
The last congress set aside j take.s more perseverance, more work but once the .senate passes a j* (’oker college Dr 1
<vpn.» c__ 4>- . _.l I . . . ... . . ..1,. Kill ^vill much; ‘ K •
! inson, registrar at Peabody
“You must keep your eye on three
persons; the chap just ahead, who.se
directed at ci\ilian employees and ac-1 want; the fellow vou see every
tivities, with enlisted ^.ersonnel I'job-j
ably doing much of the work now done , slipping but i
by civilian workei.^. 1 progressing; and the man jlist behind
Tlie navy department’s appropn-;your|f‘:^*'‘
ution for the next fiscal yeai -p jr,-<,w faster than K'*^***
$3( 8,000,000, anu .^eeietary .Swanson
is under'tood to lia\e been diiectei G’ about the Joli of the man aheadICd
reduce it by $5<?.0(K).000. The army .s|^^^j^ himself, to always
fund was $;{49.840.000 and ^>^’cv;;tary [ yourself for the
IVrn'^ w :rs understiMid in reliable
still rage.
Free conference
smooth differenees
procedure to
between senate
the army and navy in 1 ^nd study than ever before for one to idy bill, adjournment
is understood the $200,-1 even hold his own in the struggle to| nearer, although the money fight may discussed “Uniform
Kntrance Keipiircnu’nts.” .Major L. A.
Prouty, registrar at The Citadel, led
, , , the informal discussion and luiestion
and hou.se sometimes precipitates u , i
, , , ,1 box. .After a short business meeting
sharp but not neee.ssanly lengthy. . . • , ,
, ^ , 11 u I the conference adjourned at 4:30.
battles. Onlv one reading by each
'chamber is 'necessary to approve a' At the meeting of the college as.so.
appropri-i- .u . 1 ♦ fn*<> Conference re|H>rt. while an ori- ciation, attended by iiresidents of col-
J ou, who ni«i^ c*>nn* up Hnil tHk<^ join ) . , * v i' loirt's in tho stHto l^r MeSwoon of ^ honoi*
voar was ^ ^ * ... r. Kinal inoasuiv hhiumvj^ ivailin^s on sintt, i^r. .ncowitn, lu
* i you ilo not jtmiw faster than iu* l^Vi*shvt<'rian colleiro an<i
.steietary .Swanson'. , three .separate days, to say nothing H-b>t nan lUg .
•tood to l.a\e been directed to, ol detailed debate.
I|efore the .^enate lakes uj) the ap
propriations bill, it is slated to reach
a decision on beer. Five days of do-the meeting after luncheon.^
bate on 3.2 per cent beverage last! Dr. MeSween spoke on “The Prob-
-Tho cost of loadorshi,. Is Kroat. It ''‘'I ""* '«•' ■>"' I'"' <>f
I.. D. .McCrary, treasurer.
Board of directors, in addition to
K. Rob-i the officers: Gilbert Blakely, R. K.
college, i Ferguson, Dr. Frank Kellers, S. W.
Sumercl and K. L. Plaxico.
The retiring president, Gilbert B.
Blakely, thanked the club for its co
operation during the past year and
asked the same spirit of support for
the incoming officers.
Presidi-ht Crai^. i^ assuming the
pre
pare yourseii lor tne position just
ahead, and always strive to move for
ward. never be content to stand still.
great.
sources to have l*t‘en asked to trim it
’$144,()0(),000.
Another of Uncle Sams big I means stiuiy ami work, with no^tan-
ei>—the postoftice ilepartinent also reward in sight. It means long
years i>f effort.
chair, thanked the memf>i i s for the
eont'errefi upon him, and .4poke
President ' "f the impurtauce of the Chamber of
(Iwathmey of Converse college, spoke ^ I <'niti'ierce irl the life ot thv city. He
at the morning session, and President j ticked from thi* menilx'isbip a loyal
Sikes, of Clemson college, addresseil suiipf'it and pledged hi.-; best effort•; to
promote and carry on the organiza-
is to be hit har<l by the economy push
under present plans. The program in
Postmaster General Farley’s dep.'irt-
inent embraces a dual purpose, cutting
depart-
laid be-
oftentimes, in order
to prepare one’s self for the lUilies of
a leader. We should not try to pre
pare ourselves for leadership unless
we are willing to pay the cost.”
Mr. Beck gave many interesting,
often amusing, and always pointed,
anecdotes from his long exf>erience in
the personnel department of the stock
exchange. One day a young former
employee of the stock exchange came^
per
did not net much progress, .uit ' 1cm of the High School Curriculu”;
lH‘er advocates are hopeful that a eau-! Presiilent Gwathmey on “Twelve High
cus called for Tuesday, the^day both School Units for Admission to C0I-
legi.slative bianche,s re-eonvene. will; lege”; and Dr. '.Sikes on “Headjust-
enable them to reach an accord aimmgl ments in Colh'ge Programs and .Ad-
themselves and tpeeil final action or ministrations Under Pre.sent Uomli-
the controversial questioh. j
Some question as to whether reve-1
nue wouhl be sufficient to meet the!
senate finunee committee’s appropri
ations bill has caused new attention!
to be focused on In'cr. Uhampions of
the beverage estimate it would yiehj!
tions.
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and carry on the
tion’.s work (luring the coming year,
lie spoD* of the neetl of an enlaigeJ
membeivJkhi repiescHtative of the va-
riod interesV; of the communily, and
his remarks were heartily •endor.sed
by several members of the club.
'I'he new president stated that the
standing committees would l>e an
nounced at the next* meeting and the
year's work entered upon.
oinmendation by $11,035.
It would allow'$2,000,000 for state
aid to srhtwds for 44*32, the item renewed
which the house stumbled in attempt
ing to write a 12-months bill.
—-AvJthortzatirm-f*^-C4*wtaThed fiU' the
state treasurer to issue notes after
to see Mr. Be<'k to get a recommenda-
is understood to jnmwRxF i^^^secure a ilesirable po-
curtailments web almve the W'''’-j sition. The letter he reeeived read
000 mark, which will necessarily >"- 'somewhat like this: "This gentleman
volve dropping of |>ersonnel and wi j t.|nploy for eighteen
consolida-'
tii.n of nirnl routes.
Sharp cuts also have l^een ordered!
work more often and was chargei
at least $5iM'.ooo in taxes annually and Uuretts' Schools
ami this would 1m* a tidy sum to ai<U ,,.4 ..1 g\ 1.
Tjiki* First Places^ Orphanage
and (’linlon Hi Represented.
a
in balancing the budget,
In-mblitHm—ttL Ihiu; tuul appropri-
ations. several other vital liuestums
still are l>efore the legi.slatu'e, partic
ularly the senate. These imlude the
Speakers Chosen
For State Event Proposes Issue
Of County Scrip
Woodruff, .April 8. Antuial expres
sion and'declamation contests of dis-
iiionths. During that time he was late , . i u . . . • . > 1
.(J sweeping .h*»u.se education bill cany■ 1 inot No. 2 <*f th»‘ state high school
sharply increa.sed innmie taxes, [ Riajruc were held. la.sl night in tin
ihii:
volving abolition
in-t
I up with more breaches of discipline | '•'If
depaiiment,
of much of its ex- him for any jMi.sition he is
than any otkw employed We heartiTy
Mav 1 to pay part or kll of the slate' pe imental wt rk and the fr't‘*nhouses | filling.”
the lull ’ * ' '
aid ft r teacher^’ salaries an»
spet fies the -tale >hall nut be liable
fur 1933-34 teachers’ salai ie.s con
tracted for before the next legislative
session
roses to I
I
in the capital which supjily
the White Hou.se.
The commerce department is to he
i\’irtUHlly rematle under present tenta
tive plans, with most of the work of
Thi total for higher e.lucation, in- it.s foreign and domestic ctmimcrce
dueling schoIarship.s which .are slated, bureau going to th.* attaches abroad
for abtdishment after this, year, j of the .state dei»artment; most of the
amounted to $77l.l(Hl for 12 month.s, { domestic offices eliminated except in
ctunpaieej with $804,000 for 18 months, federal reser\e districts; the bureau
in the house bill. I of mines transferred to the interior
.Salary cuts fbr slate^'employees _ depar^nent and commodity , ,
«i..e u'lK-rwl tbe hich brackets.' which sluOy inilividual " " .“rf .I „
Ktfeetive -April 1, the senate bill: abandoned or consolidated. *•
would cu» 10 i>er cent below $1200 an-j .These .savings, addeti to the $45.0,-
nually and on up a graduated scale to i ooO.OtJtndiirh it is intended to save on
•»5 per cent above $4,000. The hou.“e j veterans’ cosl.s. w ill approximate the
.dash ascended on the same .scale but [billion dollar goal, the administration
cut 73 1-2 to 42 1-2 !H*r cent from pay ' calculates.
above $1,000. i Under tbe setup, it is planned that
Highway departm'-nt appropnations i 4 ailroads shall contribute more large-
weie neaiiy doubled in the new nlea<-1 ly to their own regulation to take the
ure from 177.715 in the 18-months j burden from the government; that
Tibuse bill to $14»i,4water TgY « tonnage ‘
efiminat-j tax to pay for waterways and tnmr ^
maintenance, and that banking shall 'V
help pay for its regulation.
Clerk Of Court
Makes Three Sales
Heavy Loans To
Aid Farmers
Clerk of Court Thomas W. Bennett
made the following legal sales in front
of the court house on .April sales day:
In the ca.'^e of Otis I*. Huff, as trus-j Washington, .A|.ril K. There has
tee for Uuiens county, vs Jim Wil-ji,j.^.n » wuiespivad demand from!
farmers for crop prodiK*tipn loans |
H. Nabers, lot in Lau-
K. B»bh, attof ney, for
is now apparent that the
Otis P. Huff, tiuslee of Lauiens | carried in tlu*
county, vs I.ydia .Shell and James j '
Irby, .Sr., lot in I.aurens. .sold to K. K. | assistance
and 4he truc-k boJlr- a Iso. passed liy llie_i4a*jh'uiU -audittuium^JjefmJ? .large audi-
hoiise. lehb^oT DnsTmT''NoT-2n^TTrtn*ape7^^
— — 1 tanbuig. Union, Cherokee, Newberry
and l.aurens counties, and the repre-
.sentatives selected at these conli'sts
will take part in the state-wide con
test at. (’oliimbia .A|)iil'27,
In the expression, Miss Fleanur
Saner of Laurens, speaking “The
Lance of Kanana” was awarded first
place, aiul .Miss Klaine Suber of Whit
mire, won second, using "A Young
Girl’s Keminisence.”
The following speakers also took '
part and made creditable showings;!
Misses Fvelyn ('aldwell, VN'oodruff;
Sen. Nance ('nnsiders Xmendintf
- ('cunty Supply .Measure To
Pay 'This Tear’s ( laims;—
Laui «*n.s, ' .\pi il d. That La'ir -e-
county fai'cs tin* i.s.suance of cou.n.y
notes or “scrip” for the p;iyinent :>f
Mure Than Three Million Dollars
.\lready Distributed Jn This
Slate for ('rop Production.
-yeiceV-eotetd-y >ha>k-uadu'vl-
(‘(I the past w»‘t*k hy Sen; to* ('a> : *1
D. .Nance who spent a few houis in
thi* city.
Consido at ion of thi* scrip ineas;^ie,
said the scnatof, was (.1 <• of tl. e
things that had ca’i>i‘(l hen t<* tb'ay
final pus.sage in the seiii'te of ’’ e
county supply hill. I ht two other
thin-gs that causcti hi.-' di*iay, lie -aid.
w<*re the sickness of liep‘'esi‘ntat. .e
.Cook last week, which prevented a
di'legation conference on the hill, and
u desire to giWe a heari'ig a gmu’p
of eitizen.*- inteie.^ted in the apoioi**-;-
ation for magistrates’ constables
which he had stricken trotn ‘lie ho’j.-«e
hill. Me.did not \v.isli to pass the bill,
he said, in the ahsenee of .Mr. (’avk
Babb, attorney, for $55(1.
Oti.s P. Huff, trustee of
county, vs Son Miller ami
ber.s, lot in Ijiuren.s, .sold to
Babb, attorney, for $500. - -
A. jdeeiL waa recorded
reque.sts
sections and plans are
and he felt under obligation to gran*
Smith'l>il verst reel; Inez Tucker,
. ‘ ' I Thornwell orphanage; Mary (*!lynn
f .*''*** . . \ 1 Chambers, Clinton; Harriett Pinner,
lom luia ) Ailene Teague, .Moupti ille; ^ u u ri
laoren,. -V ' n. TaniZ.'' Ooyl.-. NfwO^ny; and M„,y | .W .onsla .1,. lu-ann^r al hnurh (,e d .(
■ ■ :!<«I0 fa> cm|. |malurta.n loan 1,^,
_ - Heoau..e ..f tlH- l.ank.nK sOuation „|| „f Hi.- .-.-ue. l-e
in ,i;e clerk '"‘-■•■'b*'' ' af CanOerse cdleKe, were: Mis-.es
I,. iL. vvul, h*
chief high'.vay commissioner,
ed by the hou.-*fe. wa.s reinstated with
a $.4,825 salary. Tl is held by Ben M.
Sawyer.
rFuither reotg^nization was author-!
ized by a pix»vi.«ion that the powers of ^
the board of hei^lth be confern* 1 on the ;
state budget commis.sion for a year, j
Entirely mw cigarette taxes^ de-j
signed to maintain present tax.ia^es Banks Instructed To
were inctoded in one section. All pack-.
ages of 20 would be taxed a minimum |
of 3 ccJit.® and would bear a six-centj
tax if sold for more than $6..50 a thou-1
sand by manufactiiier.s. ' ' ( olu.nbia. April
the First Carolinas .h»int Stock
land Bank to William Berry, of Ware
* tionsr farmers have turneil to the gov-
money.” Th»* crop priMluclit>n loan of
fice ha.s cut d«»wn the amount ,of
college, w«*re:
BrownTng,"HessTe Sjmmer
of CimYersi
llenri«*tta
ell and ITazeT~!Abbotl. ““
In the declamation, .loe Workman
of Woodruff, was awarded first plac<'
to “w*
ncCcssa^-y
abb* t'»
H
hie(*t
Conservators To
Submit, Figures
ed>m4u-iHm
-U^Tiw^e... 1 lk.XL'JUjQlX.
1 >iiO\v .'Ufficient funds K
fivd'rtary expenses.
"I have madt* emiuiiie-; among
luiriks.” sai I the .-'eiialor'. ’‘nni
i(»und that the county will n(
t-t
'$3,000 ca.sh-
.Make Plans tor ReorgranizinR
Institutions By May 1.
purpose
new loan applications are pouring into
Washington every day. In one. day,
.April 1, the regional crop production
(loan office which sciv^s the .South,
issued 11,930 checks toUling over a
million <!olIais. Tnere are fjve other
I regional offices in the United Slates
Scai’btLtpugh, chairman of the state | Columbia. .Ajiril K. Governor I. C.jand it i.s not difficult to jiicture hbw
Kard of bank control, today said con- tonight .said he intends to quickly the $90,t)00,000 appropriation!
10.
— Julian H.
of the state
I
Blackwood Will 1,
Not Resign Post,
(Kher rcfirt .sentatives were: ^VV illiain
vRenwick, Whitmire; l)uiwo.o(l Perry,
Dross Hill; Ralph' PfOffi«, Mount-
ville; Nesbitt Berry, Union; Wallace
Harmon, Prosperity; ^itzhugh Don
nan, Laurens; Bill Wad^, Clinton, and
Richard Simpson, Gray Court-Owings., »y
The iJirls’ glee club rendered se\ ‘lal
i .seh'ctions during intermis.sion.
.Judges were: Col. M'. C- Herhert,
t'v*
h.i. e
he able
nu'i't s
a re
I gii r“ V
I pi'upose *0
S Body l seivators of state banks have been in- governor of South Caro-'will be exhausted. Senator D *(*(,ates ami Prof. W
structed to submit plans by May 1 forhj^jj expiration of hi.s term 1.South Carolina, i.> exrK*cted Ho intro- ' all of Wofford college.
rOUIlQ 111 V/vCdll reorganizing in.stilutions in ' in January, 1935, ' duce a bill within the next few day.s, ’ ^ £_
Spiking all
charge.
New York. April 10.—Recovery . of The 20 .state cpnserxatoi's control-1 accept
the body of Rear .Admiral William A- ling 24 hanks and branches, were collector of internal
Moffett, of South Carolina, chief of to call meetings of their directors and
the naval bureau of aeronautics, wdioj stockholders a.s soon as |>o»sible, Scar-
was lost with the airship Akron, wa.s! borough said, to decide whether they
reported to naval headquarters here Jean resume business.
rumors that he would j providing for additional fund.s. V
a federal position,! On .April 1, 28,18.<K So’.ith ( arolina
farmers had seyurtd c»*op pioduc'ion
loans, bringing into’^the state $:L08H,-
rev^nue for South Carolina, Governor
Blackwood said he will “serv’e my! 141.
term out.” _ I -
I never have dreamed of such a lEARTHQrAKE VK'TIMS
Speakers Named
For Hi-Closing
Monday.
The admiral’s body^a
,.A li.st of questions relative to. bank. governor .said at his man-1
the fifth to' reorganizing was sent each conserva-* b^e. “Someone did mention it to |
Speakers for the ebnunenceinent of
VISIT IN COl .NTYi (,'linton high s.ehooi, alway.s' an event
'of interest in the community, were
.April 11.—-Mr. and Mrs.^announced yesterday.
The baccalaureate sermon will he
to borrow ,>uffifient,/''!n.l
(M.irient expense- iini'l
It eted in the fall. I ir!e
light on th(‘ .>7ii!)jecl,
a.iu'ti'i the supply bill by pr(<,viding
tor the i»iiance of scii)>..n a suffi
cient amount to take cave of the coun-
appropriatiofi. The scrip will be- ^
come |)ayal)lt‘ next .Maich and as tho
cminty suppK' hill will Tc very siv.all
1 think the taxes wilt he ain|>le to re
tire it when it beemnes ilue.”
.Senator .Nance did not mention the
aiipiiint of scrii» proposed to be is-
-ii«‘d or whether the notes would be
interest hearing. He made no mention
of any provision for county obliga
tions n’uide dui'ing 1932 and which are
yet outstanding. The otuinty hasn't "
paid off since August; 1932, it is un
derstood. ,
ATTENDED MEETING
Felder
Drs. F. Mood Smith
and
<1,
Path relatives from la»ng! pivached on Sunday evening, May 11, i Siiiith, local optometri.sts, in
recovered frofn*"the feea since the tor with iniHructions to report to thej|.j^p^ ^ut I have expres.sed no wish for| Laurens,
Alhwn (Crashed in thf, sea off the Newt state board by May 1 w’hether bank office. I intend to serve out. John Dodson, vAo are' on a visit-to
Jer;^ coast If^st Tuesday morning. officers and stockholders had voted to'n^y term.” I Honea'*’'Path relatives from la»ng
The wireless to naval headquarters I reorganize. The board will then pass}. Speculation over the appointment| Beach, California, spent Sunday in jn the Fir.st Pre.sbyterian church by f'olumbia .Monday \v;heie they'jattehd-
said the admiral’s body was reem’ered on each plan of reorganization. ^ jof a collector of internal revenue tojljaurens, being accompanied by Mrs. jt.s pastor, Dr. D. J. Woods. The liter-.ij.,} the annual jneeting of thi South
fjy the xjie of the mo**^ thanj' The meeUngs were planned, ^•r- Hambright April 15 had ^Dodson’s mother. Mrs. R. B. .Arnold, I a ly aildress before the graduating f’arolina Optometrie a.s.'^ociation and
two dozen crafts which have been j bo|X)Ugh ^^*d, to have each”l)ank de-1 brought passing mention to the pbs- jT^e Ilodsons left Long Beach foi ^L(n^ass7wTITDe delivered on the evemng^j-tFe^ post graduateelinic under the di-
•earching since the crash of the ship.; termine “if it is feasible and practical; gjHlity that the governor would be | visit back home a few «lays after the of May 19 by Dr. John .Mc.S'ween, i yection of Dr. A. M. Skeffington of
A latfr message p-om the coast. to reorganize your bank so that it can > offered the po*L
guard cutter’ Seemea said the body of j properly operate unr^tricted ” * '
Admiral Moffett ,,was aboard the ves
sel' and was being taken to Absecon
ulct. Near Jersey.
Miss Adeline Boland was the week
end guest of friends in Chester. ,
A former governor, Robert A.
Cooper, resigned in 1922 before the
expiration of his term to accept a po
sition on the federal farm loan board.
earthquake .April K). They talk inter- pre#f*h.*nt of Presibyterian college of the Graduate Clinic Foundation, St,
e.stingly of their experiences during this city. The exercises will be held Louis,
the disaster that befell the city of , in the Florida Street school audito-
Long Beach and other communities of. Hum. There are forty-five members in,
the 'quake area •' this year’s senior'" elasa \ ,
»p??
tti>
mIss Dale Theus of Columbia col
lege visited friends here Saturday. (*• \