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THURSDAY, JUUY 6, 1933
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Washington, July 1.—Next January instead of waiting for month? or yeart?
1 your deposits in any bank deemed land then getting only a small pei-oent- ^ —•
sound enough to stay open for busi-jag'o. ^ t Miss' Frances Hitt of Cross Hill
ness will be insured against loss by The insurance planjet in nor-mem-1 visiting Mr. and Mi's. Clifton Adair,
bank closing. ' her state banks for two years sp these j c. C. Giles and Mr.s. F. S. t Misses
would not be closed by runs to the in- Chance spent Thursday in Augusta.iQf
^ * u - ^®"^^’|Ga., with friend.s. - mother. Mrs
though not a part of President examined ly the in-; Miss Jeannette Pitts left todav for
velt’s program, was enacted by . Inman to spend several days^with her mer school at Cnjorge Washington uni
To make It effective as quickl.x as, ' I versity. W^ashington. D. C. #
possible the temporary insurance up ‘ , Augusta, is p]
yisiting her siSter. Miss Mary Jo
ifheney.
Harrison ,Coi>c!and left {j^aturday
for Nashville. Ark., where he will
This is provided by a section of the;
Glass-Steagall bank reform act! which.' institutions.
program.
la.st congress.
The insurance for the
months will be limited to
each depo.sitor. After July 1 of next
visiting friends in Winnsboro.
Mar>’ and Annie Benjamin
aro^visitiftg thap^
Allah Benjamin.
Hr. T. D. Jonok is attending, sum-
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Established 1886
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READJUSTMENTS
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first sixi
cea.se "o be in force for any banks not
becoming national, banks or entering
the federal reserve system. Deposits
in bar.k> now closed or in hands of
con.servators or which may l>e clo.sed
between now and next January will
hot be insured.
Tho insurance fund wjll be handled
by a federal depo.s.it insurance cori>or-
ation, which will have a board of
three, ’’he comptroller of the currency
and two c
presiuent.
It Will obtain original capital of
from the treasury, llT.u.-
OOO.'MtO from the reserves of federal
rc'serve central banks and a‘ sum. yet
uneitinmte.l, from banks whose de-
p'osits a'e insured, which will pay in
one-lv.itf of J per cent of their total
-tiepo-sits.
m.surance up'
to S'i.oOO was p’*ovided. The scale ofi Mr. and Mrs. R. L. ^mith hnd little’
I insurance under the permanent plan'
beginning next July 1 is 100 per cent
up to $10,000, 75 per cent from $10,000
. Pinson and Wes. Ftbel I [,
,.A11 deposits in one bank belonging \\ ler spent Wedne.sday in Chapin with | Mrs W C' Oxlev and sons Fred
to one person will be lumped together the lattcrs sister. Mrs. J. A. Slice. Upd Bob. ieft'Saturday for Blucfield.i
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Readjustment.s are the order of the
international, national an^^ersonal.
year deposits up to $10,000 will be ful-‘
)y insure,! «",! lurgei- ones l>»nially.|,7 55 jjoo«0.
After July 1, 1936, the insurance will!
son. Robbie, of Atlanta, Ga.^) spent a
few days this week with Mr. and Mrs. ,
Math Johnson. ' 1
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to prevent full collection on big sums.j Mrs. A. -L. Shepard left SaturdayjW. Va.. to visit ndatives.
for Jacksonville, Fla., to visit her, Hugh Morgan of I.aurens. spent}
mother. ^ jlsunday hefe with J. A. Coleman and'
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Crisp of Na.sh-1 family, > {
ville, Tenn., are vi.sjting the latter’.s. Harry Fllistm has returned to his
father, \V. L. I.ynn, and family. . [home in .Atlanta, Ga.. after spending]
RewH: Dr“ChamlicTs rctunibirSat- the past two weeks with his aunt and
ui day from Columbia, where he has j uncle, Mr. and .Mrs. R. I. Elli.son.
been attemling the sessions of the! Ben Covington of Florence, sjH*nt a[
itiiens' appo^^^^^^^ “ sample of Clinton water. The re- Mcthodi.st p.nstors’ schooCthe past two [few days here this wtH*k with friends. i1
port was .signed by Dr. F. L. Parker, weeks. Mrs. Kenneth Burdette of Charles-,.?
Clinton Water Is ,, ;
Of Good Quality
b'ollowing is a report, date*! June
14, from the State Board o.f Health
No more sensible readjustment you can pas-
sibly make than the decision to save at least a
piirt i^of-yourincome regularly. ' y
Your dollars earn for you in a Savings Ac
count at this “Old Reliable” Bank.
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chemist and bacteriologist.
In a«t.i!tion the corporation will
author 7,e‘<l to borrow $2 for every $1
of cash capital, giving it estimated'
total !v-)0uvces of move than ?2,00(b-;
(UX),0<Hi t'oi the lau-manent fund. j
If a ' ank fails the corporati«*n will
form a new national bank an«l turn
over i<> it sufficient cash to meet the,
-ittsur!*-.! deposits of the faileil institu-;
tion.
In ibis way the depositor will be
able t.’ obtain his money immediately
Color
Chloride '
. Free ammonia
.Albuminoid ammonia
J .Nitrogen as nitrites
yj‘”N“itrogen as rtitrampi*
Mi.'^s Kula .Mae Holland left Sntur- ton, is visiting her sister and brother- ^
Part per!day for Richmond. Va., where she will * in-law,^ Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Pitts. i
million' spend the summer "\vith her sister,'Mr. Burdette accompanied her up for
5.00 , Mrs. Charles K'. Willi.s. jthe week-end. i
6.00 Mrs. Maude Hampton spent Tue''-j Mrs. Sallie Salters arrived Monday'
O.OJ day in .Asheville, N. with her'from her home at Salters to spend the
0.02 brother, Wade Geer. , j summer with her daughter, Mrs. .S. G.
0.1)0 Mr.<. Mary Copeland ami Mis^ Dai,sy . Dillard. —
Total- solids
Bacterial analysis
Remarks: .Anuly.ses indicate water
to be of gooil quality and free from
contamination.
EASTERBY
NOTICE!
See u> for best prices on feeds of
ail kiiiJ.s, .Mule Feed. Cow Feed.
Chicken Feed for snail and large
chickens.
CalcTTirii Arsenate and Bill \\ervil
.Molas-e.s in small and barrel lois.
Heave and Fancy eles.
We do Public Hauling. 7-
Div phone 157. Nigl\4 phone 110.
Farmers Exchange
Phone 157
Laurens, .lime 29. — .At the
luncheon yesteiday of the Lauren.-
Rotary club new officers forjthc forth
coming year were inducted, ass fol
lows: President, K. D. Easterby; vict‘^
president, C. K. Wright; .secretary-'
treasurer, L. B. Blackwell; directors.
Dr. J. H. Teague, .loe F. Smith, E. D.
Easterby, C, K. Wright ami L. E.
Bishop.
In a brief adUveas -Tuague...
the retiring president, thanketl the
club fivrtht* support given him during
his a<lminis.ti ation and pledged his
support to the new off.eers.
WHAT DO
P. S. Jeanes
^ “"fbTTCQvunn Bowen of I.aurens. were guests; Mis.ses Jo.<ie Wells of Greenwood,!
■ 60.1H) of Dr. and Mrs. .lack H. A'oung a few | Elizabeth Gregg and Mary Hart Dar-
B. Coll, negative, jlyas this week. | gan of Florence, aiv the gue.sts of
Mi.ss Narcissa Gray of W'illiamston^liss Caroline Martin,
spent a few days this week with Mis.sj Miss Louise Hultinan and George
Patsy Peay. iBultman of Sumter, are visiting t'^eir
Carroll Pitts of Inman, spent Sun-^.sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and
day with his mother, Mrs. Nannie j Mrs. Raymond Pitts.
O'itts. I Mr.s. W.'P. .Anderson of Greenville,
I J. W’. Milam, Jr., of Kings Moun-'is visiting her parents, Mr. ami Mrs.
weeklv ^ Sunday with his par-1 R. I.. Bailey.
■ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Milam. j Dr. and Mrs. Felder Smith will re-
('apt. and Mrs. 1. W. Copeland, Sr.,! turn today fn>m Lake Junaluska,
left Saturday for Washington, 1). (k, where they have l*een spending sev-
NEW BUSINESS CORDIALLY INVITED
$. Bailey & Sea
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where they are spending this week.
Mrs. John Strange and .Misses
Frances Bailey and Beverly Davis
spent a few days in Greenville last
eral days.
.Mr. and Mrs. Dvid Harris and chil
dren have returned to their home in
Atlanta, after visiting Mrs. Harris’
When MOTHER comes home
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mIlk
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Aryo Sliced
PEACHES
wo. 2H
CAN
Ca'ptOT Sd^-Rtstng
FLOUR -
24 lb. bag . .VrT^... 69c
Cexrton
PURE LARD
4 33^
BULK lb. S'At
Jewel or Vegetotr
^ SHORTENING
CARTON ^
Pure Food or Dtxte Ijsnd
PEANUT BUTTER
Pound jar 10c
Blue Ribbon
MALT SYRUP
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8-LB.
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Tax Paid
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Rosemary
GRAPE JUICE
QUART
BOTTLE
Jergens
Toilet
SOAP
CAKEi)
Tlo-Rosa
Plain or Self-Itising
FLOUR
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Foster**
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TONGUE
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week. 'brother, and sisler-in-Iaw, Mr,
Mr. and Mrs. W. .A. Galloway and Mrs. Frank Simp.son. and other
chihlren of Florence, syient Monday tiye.s.
amT Tiu-sday with Mrs. Gallo\\'3>’s Miss Bessie .I ones returned Tuesday
parents, Mr. and .Mrs. \N. .M. Mc.Mil-rfi-^bh Winston-Salem. N. ("., where she
Ian. spent the past month with Miss Sarah
Mrs. John W: Little and daughter, Walker.
Jane, are visiting her parents in Mr. and .Mrs. J. H. Bell of Uenno.
Winnsboro. and Mrs. E. L. Arthur syuMit Tuesday
' Miss Miriam Mumly returned Sun- ('hick Sj»rings.
day to her home in Hodges after j> (- .Icaiies of (IriH*nwood. visited
-jM-nding several days with Miss Ade- relatives h»‘re on Tuej»iday.
line Holaml. .Mr. and Mrs. B. R. F'uller, Mr. ami
(iarruni ami Otho .lohnson are ill Mrs. K. I*. Thornton attended a fam-
Kuleigh, N. visiting relatives. i ijy reunion of the Thornton family a^
•Miss Martha,Davi.s of Laurens, vis-, j^oci^bart on Tuesday,
iled her aunt, .Mrs. K. L. .lom*s, on; Miss Patio Porter returnjed to her
.Monday. ' home
Edward Brailsford of Summeiton,
•>pent the week-end here with friends.
' Mr.s. Tom VV'ingo and little son.
Billy, of Cincinnati, Ohio, aie s|H‘ml-
ing six weeks with her jiarents, Mr.
and Mrs. .1. ('. .Mc.Millan.
J. .M. Pitts left Saturday for Arkan-
.sas, Texas,, and Louisiana, where he
will spend the month of duly with
friends ami relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Eiehelberger and
Saturday
w'ith .Miss
after
.Mary
in (Ir«*on\vood
spending .several day.-
Emma Speako.
.Mr. and .Mrs. T. L Leake. .Mi-s Eliz
abeth llarwiKHl and l.amur Nelson u.t-
temled the (larrett reunion in Green-
j ville on Tuesday.
i Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Nichols h.ave re
turned from their weilding trip and
I are n >w m-cupying an ajiaiTment with
I .Mr. and .Mi's. P. S. Jeanes on West
Main stit‘ot. *
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are
Katherine
E if he I he r ge r’s mot he i
-Mrs. Joe Leake. .Misses .Mary Emma
Speake. Elizalieth Nelson, and Lillian
jSpeake sjK-nt Saturday in GiX*en\vood.
•ot' .Mrs. W. W. Arrington and children
little daughter,
isiting .Mrs
.Mrs. C. .S. Sullivan, in Anderson.
.Mis.^es Kussie and .Mahel Beam
»*f Greenville, are visiting the for.' have returned to the;ir home in Grm-n-
mer’s grandmother, .Mrs. .Maiy ville, after s|K‘nding several days with
Prather. ' hi‘r parents. .Mr. ami .Mr.s. R. F,
.Mrs. B. h'. Hutto of Columhia, and i Blakely
.M. .1. Bull, Ji.. am! Harriett Hardin Kev. and .Mrs. C. B. Belts, .Misses
.»f N'cw'berry, spent Sunday here with Margaret and Katherine Blakely, Wil-
.\|e. and .Mrs. ( lyde S. Lankford. liani Blakely and .Ianu*.s Jeanes are
Mrs, Annie Flicduer and (laugUlci. sj^exuijng tbi- week at Bon ('larken.j
Miss Martha, h ft Saturday for Wush- ami atten-ling the Sunday school and
ington, D. to visit their s tn . nd V. P. ('. L. nuiference.
■‘’oth'-r, Henry .M. Fliedner, and .Mrs Dossey .McFadden,
The drink that makes
a pa use refreshing
Times come when you’re tired and there’s nothing so
welcome as a refreshing drink. Ice-cold Coca-Cola, of
course. Really delicious it invites a pause—the pause that
rejreshes. You bounce back to normal. You’U be yourself.
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-Mr. and .Mrs. W. R. Anderson, .li.,
-Miss .Agnes Davis, .Mrs. W. H. Simp-
-on and dauglitei-,* Krunces, left yes
terday for ( hieago to attend the
tury of f’rogic.ss exposition.
Dr. and Mf"s. ('. W-. Roberts
i >1 cell, of .Atlanta, (ia., sfient the
week-end here with the fpr'mer’s sis-
'! “r and hrother-in-Iav/, .Mr. and .Mrs.
C. ('. flile.s.
.Miss Etta Nahor.s leturned yester
day to Charlottt*, N. C., after spentling
the past two .Weeks with her parents,
Mr. and .Mr.s. G. G. Nahors.
.Mrs. Ethel Wier, Mrs. Ophelia .Mi
lam. .Mis.ses Ella Adair and Jeannette
Pitt.s spent Sunday at Brevard, N. €.,
an-l Caesar’s Head.
Air. and Mrs. 0. H. Sheely, .Misses
Vi ian Sheely, .Sara Ray C’oleman and
('arol White
f ’opi'land. R'd vi t Lynn. .A. I’. Wilson j
and L >hert S^et^r- have returned from
R. O. 1. C. cutup at Clem.son college.
.Mrs Selma Franks and .Miss Pa-
(’en- ^ trieia Gib s ha’V l>een spentling .stweral
‘lays at .Myrtle Beach. They were ae-
-Mtineks Corner hy the
formei's st»n. Darrell Franks.
.Mrs, .)i»« ifeaudrot and sons, Hdfus
an<l Lewis, have returned tti their
home in Greenwood after spending
several day.s with her mother, .VIrs,
.Mary 1‘rather.
Mr. ami .Mrs. V. P. .Atlair, .Mi-s-- Viv
ian Pa^ks .Adaii and .Mi.ss .Marion
Leake left Sunday to s|K*n<l several
days with relatives on Johns Island,
near Chai lesion.
Dr. .lohn .MeSw een was. in Green
ville Thurstlay where he performof!
the m^erjage cert'nitmv of .Mary
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Octagon SOAP, 2 for .>..... 5c
Octagon POWDERS, 2 for .... — 5c
VINEGAR, bulk, gallon 25c
FAT BACK, thick, lb. 7c
RIB BACON, lb. 9c
FIG BARS, Ih..! 10c
Frances Sheely spent Sunday in Po- VV’illard Webb and D. D. Beckman .Mr.
.narla with reatives. The latter re- Beckman i.s from .Mcf'icllanville, ami
mained for a visit. . i? a gra<iuate of Presbyterian College.
* Mr. and .Mrs. Frank Miller and Mr. j Mrs. Horace Payne. Mrs. J. J. Gorn-
and .Mrs. Has.sell Miller of Whitmire, i well,^ Mrs. Silas Hailey, ’and .Misses
deft Monday on a two weeks’ trip tojIu>y Owings. Loui.se Jacobs. .Agnes
the Century of ProgresH exposition in i Milling and Ellen Copelan*! left Satur-
Chicago, and other points of interest, day for Chreago. to attend the Century
Mrs. H. B. .Speers, of Baltimore, of P^ogr***;* evrw>siiion.
Md., Mr. and .Mrs. B. F. Copeland, Jr.,' Miss Ada Holmes Davis, daughter
of Charlotte, N. C., and Mr. and Mrs. of Mr. and Mrs. Jack H. Davis of this
Jj. E. Copeland of Palmetto, Fla., have city, sailed Thursday from Norfolk,
• returned to their re.spective homes af-iVa., on “The City of Harve’’ to spend
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the summer in Paris, France, with her
uncle. Dr. L. S. Fuller. She has spent ]
previous visit to
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Mrs. B. F. Copeland.
Mrs. T. R, Holland has returned i a year in Paris on a
from Winston-Salem, N, C., whwe .she; Dr. Fuller.
his been visiting her daughters, Mrs.' Mi.ss Kaffa Fuller and .Mrs, Hamp-|
’ H»*nry Hearn and' Mis.s Ruth Holland.; ton Smith have .returned to Charles-i
-Mtsa Holland returned with her moth-j ton after spending a few days \^ith
er to spend her vacation. 'the foimer’s parents, Mr. and .Mi-s. B.'
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Copeland andlF. Fuller. Friends of Miss Fuller will
Mi.ss Linda Welch of Columbia, were j be interested to learn that she has
'the guests for the Fourth of Dr. and completed ke^ coursg in laboratory
technique at the Medical college in t
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i.Mrs. Jack H. Young. They were ac-
jeompanied home by the former’s
(daughters, Linda and Eva Gary Cope
land, who had l^n visiting here.
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