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: THURSDAY, JULY 20. 1933
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON. S. C.
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Another Attack On Repeal Is Made
By Dr. Burts At Rock Hill Sunday
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Prohibition With All of Its De
ficiencies of Enforcement Bet
ter Than Old Days, He Says.
^ , Personal Mention ^ h.d.h,/nrt
Mr. and Mrs.
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Rock Hill, July 17.—(Dr. C. E. Burts,
executive secretary of the F^erated
Forces for Prohibition, speaking: in
Rock Hill Sunday, said that prohibi
tion, vHth all of the inefficiency of its
enforcement, is far better than the old
days of legalized liquor.
“The subtle word is being passed
around that everybody is drinking
and more of it than ever before,” he
said, “Observant men know better.
The manning editor of a city daily
said recently, ‘Any persons Vho say
that the present situation is
as the old days of legalized li:
is necessary to see the economic non
sense of the appeal that is now^eing
made to the nation to provide |220.-i Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Agnew and -sonf_ Mrs. W. G, Neville is spending some
000,000 annually in liquor taxes. To I spent Sunday in Greenwood with rela-itjme in Montreal, N, C. /
do this means that the people must j lives. ; Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Blakely spent
spent 10 times as much, or $2,200,000,-j Misses Ruby Dorn and Margaret thp week-end in Graniteville, with
000 for liquors in order to get that Holland spent Sunday in Greenwood, Mi.ss Nolle Rekrden.
much in taxes back. And this means,with the former’s parents
that South Carolina’s part of the pa-1 j,,.,, j, Workman
‘/.'■"non non " n ■’r"t as the Rnest of Davhlson.
$4o.000,000 for I,qnor annually (and ' Mrs, W, H. Anil, Mrs. Huirh I)on-1
nobody believes that South Carohnai syjj., /-m i i ' ,, .. . . I
now spends the fourth part of ^ Patricia
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J Mrs. W. H. .Aull of Pendleton, is vis-
spent the iting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gt
That is tw'ice the value of last
P. M. POLAND
H. D. Henry & Company
INSURANCE
rs. C. C. Giles and daughter, Miss nan. Miss Mary Lizzie Owens, Miriam;’
icia, are visiting relatives in.Donnan and Geor
STOCKS
- BONDS . REAL ESTATE
LOANS NEGOTIATED
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.or IS,
exactly the amount of our annual
crops of grain, sugar crops and other
ingredients that can be turned into
alcohol, and it knows precisely what
projiortion of these go into legitimate
a fool or a liar.’ Prohibition has help-j‘l*J*‘-'^tion of the American people cant Mr. and Mrs. Bonner Harvley of
ed nearly everywhere a.s policemen, i It* become a federal question soon- Greenwood, spent‘the week-end with
rent collectors and social w'orkei's tes- c** t>r later and there is just as much, the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mts. .A.
tify, and social workers testify in a *‘cason for pei*mitting each state tOj B. Blakely.
steady stream. The government knows decide on the anti-slavery,, anti- poly- j Miss Bebe Dillard has ■ returned
gamy, and pure foot! regulations of from Greenwood where she has been
America, as for each state to deter- the guest of Mis.s Caroline Lomax,
mine tbe liquor question for itself.' Miss Margaret Blakely and Bill
The nation properly controls these j Hlakely spent Tuesday in' Greenville
matters in the interest of the whole.with their si.ster, Mrs, W. W. Arring-
make ‘more than 40 per cent
as CO m pared-w i l-b- -the le
galized liquor in 1914..
“The United States Bi'ewers associ-
athm Hflmits a radical drop in liquor
consumed under prohibition. Cathcr-
, ge^ Robert
.. , f. ... f Tampa and St. Petersburg. Fla. .spent Tuesday in Greenwood,
cc ton crop and f,v.. t,mes the prof.t j.,Braiisford. Reodie Ilavisl Kant H. Thornley has returned from
c^ma e( a .. ^ pei a e, on a norma Charles Plowden of ..‘tummerlon, a two weeks’ visit to friends in .At-
c.pp of cotton ,n South Carol,na. (.5,^. y,,,,,.
“And just here, it needs to be said^ Miss Lydo Ray of Grady hospital,: Capt. and Mrs. R. E. Wysor and
as^badJthat all this talk about sstatc control! Atlanta, spent thb week-end with her children returned Tuesday . fixmi
is nothing but camouflage. No social, mother, Mrs. Lola Ray. Staunton, Va., where they have been
visiting relatives..
F'riends of Mrs. .Ansel Bobo will be
sorry to know that she is spending
some time in Newberry with her par
ents, on account of her health.
Mrs. A. L. Shepard has returned
fronr a tw'o weeks’ visit to her'moth
er in Jacksonville, Fla.
M isses Miriam and Gladys Nelson
left Tuesday for Myrtle Beach, where
they will spend several days.
.Miss Katherine and Jadv 8ci uggs of
McCormick, are the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry A'oung and family.
Mrs. T, M. _LiUlefitild and daugh-
flclen, of Simpsqnville,
here. ' /
Woodruff has returned
from Greenville where she has been i
Owens i
the li-]
trade. The government statisticians' People arid it ought to control
declare that the amount that has gone;duor que.stion.
into liquors, coupled wuth a liberal al-j ’‘The obedience and not the violation
low'ance of smuggled goods, could notj^^ ^*^5’ Sf*<'*d law’ is its test. It is a
possibly make more than 40 per cent strange logic indeed which would con
demn the-iavY,-and.,J.et the vudator go
f >
rine Booth of the Saltation Army, Jane
Addam< of Hull House, the National
F.dueation association, the .National
As.sociation 6f ^’hool Superintendent.s^
the National Parent Teachers associ
ation, the 2^ational Grange, and the
presidents of nine-tenths of the col
leges of .America, and the representa
tive co.’iferences of all the churches in
the land, have testified to its value
and ai pi'aled to the public against its
repeal. I do not believe the disinter
ested ajifieal of all these agencies that
are concerned with the welfare of
youth ' without a good basis
son and righteousness, and I
Ten Corn-
free. As well' blame the
mandments for all of the
theft and murder a.s to blame prohilii-
tion laws for any lawlessness which
exists. We had racketeering before
pro.hibitTon and if prohibition should
go w’e'^ would liave racketeering still.
It is humiliating to the high spirited
and upstanding citizens of our great
cemmonwealth and nation-t-o suggest I
that we cannot enforce our laws and)
that they must he repealed in defer-'
ence to tjiie most vicious and anti-1
.social group of our Americari nation.!
“I wain you. that at one stroke we-'
are about to repeal those law's that!
furnish practically our only protec-)
tion against a mei cenary, and ju eda-1
in rea-ff‘>>'.V business and place at the mercy;
cannot f*f the most crassly selfish group of*
ton.
iss Ida Mosely Jones of Sedalia,
and Miss Hannie Blair of Blairs, are
the guests of Mrs.' B IL Suddeth.
•Miss Carrie Mae Phillips is spend-
irig’'"ttrn?' week In Ware ShoaTs" with) tevT^.M iss
relatives. spent Tuesday
dishonesty. I Mi-^s Gladys Barne.s of Columbia, is ! Miss, Pansy
FARMS
FOR SALE!
believe that fhe movement for repeal, in our midst miillions ot
which* ha'-i the s’upport of the whole' weak and helpless women and chil-
undei'worhi, even though it is support-May I remind you, that this
ed bv many good people, can promote, movem<‘nt to repeal is not n
‘merit"7;r-ni
I behind it
spending several days with her sister,
I -Mrs. C, FL Galloway.
I .Mrs. lA'the Gregory of Livingston,
j .Ala., is spending some time in the
jcity with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. (*. I). Pitts and little
daughter, spent Wednesday in Green
ville.
F'lla Adair -and Mrs.* Flthel
Wier spent Sunday in I'lorence w’ith
the former’s brother. F'loyd Adair.
.Mrs. Henry Cook and little son, of
Kershaw, are visitinif her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. I^. H. Davidson.
F riends of Mrs. John T. Blakely^\yH1
be glad to learn that she is recuper
ating after an illness of several days.
F'riends of Mrs. T. F*. Wallace will
be soiry to learn that she is a patient
at Dr. Hays’ hospital.
Mr. and .Mrs. M. B. Hipp and chil-
visiting friends.
Miss .Agatha Davis returned F'riday
from Mont rent, where she spent the
past week with her ^sister, Mrs.
Charles Akelman.
Mrs. A'irginia Guerard of Green
wood, sjient a few’ day.s last week with
her sons, Faiwin and .Allen Guerard.
Mrs. Rosa \y. Bishop and P. D.
Bishhop of Cross Keys, visited rela
tives here on Sunday.
Miss t'atherine“ Jones Is ’^spending
several days in F'.still with relatives
and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Stutts and chil
dren ami .Miss Apnie
Monday ft^- Black
where they will .stay seviMal weeks.
Misses F^lizaheth F’liedner and
Eii’/abeth Lynn spent Tuesday with
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Several desirable farms for sale in Laurens County.
We wilt assist you in financing seventy-five per cent of
the value of the farm over a period of years, at a*low rate
of interest, if you can raise twenty-five per cent as cash
payment. Call to see—
- W. SrOTTTAin^EY,!^ ^
The First National Bank,
_ Clinton, S.
Also—-
Receiver, The Farmers National Bank. Laurens, S. C.
OFFICE—CLINTON, S. C.
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Condensed Statement of the Condition of
M. S. BAILEY^ & SON, BANKERS
Of Clinton, South Carolina
AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS JCNE .’U), 193:i
Rh:SOCRCES
with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. .Moorhead and
Miss .Margaret and William Moor
head spent the week-end in Blue
e masses ot* oui
are the rich and privileged
men must .stand amaz-’‘‘lasses who expiot to make money out
which the “I it and mlilions of money, and who
would shift the burden of l-«*^ationtm^j^^.
from the shoulders of the rich to the Kapvijjh. N. C..
shouldeis of the [mioi. Avarice and ap- some time with her broth
ers, Dr. K. W.* Johnson and Hugh
•Johnson.
Mr. and Mr.s. B. .A. F'incher of Lau
rens, were the week-end guest.H of Mr.
thF'bi“'i welfair of the rising gener
ation.
“Th'*uglitf u!
ed a' the aiguments upon
advixates of repeal rely. N^mrly all
of it ctmters about money and rtwe-
nue. The country has lately had a de
lirious ieluge about what luiuor will
do for hu-iness and the dejileted treu.s-
urier^of states. If “pe could hejieve
half ‘»f what tliey s-ay, you would have
conclude that licensed liuuor will
he nothing less than the anointed
Jo.shua to lead our impoverished jieo-
ple irt<' the land of jilenty. But no de-
pre.'v'.ioii business man ever did drink
himself into prosperity and no dis-
tre.s.se'! nation can I Only a little .sense
WHAT DO
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petite, are the twin mon.slers which
stand as the foe to our national wel
fare. And_l repeat again, you cannot,
drink this nation into prosiierity.” _ [
P(K)L OPEN DAILY
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The ■+*+’e.s'byterian college pool will
l)e open every mopning from 10 to 11
a. m. for the ladies and anyone-wish
ing to take swimming lessons. It will
also (be open in the afternoons from
2:l}0 until 7 o’clock.
Loans and Discounts
Real Estate
-Bl*^**'^dwH ofr^Nes^!J»gl^1^y, .n^lellrt"ltan^^Hy iaavf'fyifTiTts at
•‘'people hut .. dersonville. * nispurcts
Miss F'ranCes O’Daniel is visiting
her brother, Dr. .John (VDaniel, in
Dayton, Tmin.
Lawrence Mahaffey, who is work
ing at .Myrtle Beach this summer, is
spending several days with his par
ents, Rev. and .Mrs. .1. FI. Mah'affey.
Mr. i^d Mrs. .Iqe AVilliams and Mr.
and Mrs. .lack Sheridan and family of
Greenwood, spent Sunday with .Mr.
an<l Mrs. L. 1). Simpson, on# Mrs. T. .1. I^*ake. - -
Miss Dorothy Vaughn of Buchanan, .John Holland Hunter, Arthur Black,
(la., and George Robert Owens of .Sam Daniel, Leland ivnd (’arol
Nt^w berry, are visiting their grand-j White Uopelartd are spenlffftg 4he week
jiarents, Mr. and Mrs. T. R. (Jw^ms. lin (*hicago, attending the ('entury
Bill Abrams has returned from. Rrogress exposition.
ton- Dr,. L. R. Lynn is spending several |<)
[days in New York^in the interest of
F*ranks has returned to | the orjihanage.
Greenville, where he underwent a
sil operation on Monday.
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On F’ri<lay night, July ‘21st, the pool! F'loreiiee after spending a few days
w'ith aUvith his mother, Mrs. Selma B.
will he opened to the public
ge.neral admi.ssion of 2t)c.
ROGERS
qUALITY FOOD 5HQP5
SHORTENING
SNOWDRIFT
59^
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CAN
FOR MAKING MAYONNAISE
WESSON OIL
190
PINT
CAN '
P & G SALE
Largn
O. K. SOAP
Mf.dium
IVORY
SOAP POWDER 2
Fttr Fine Fabric a
IVORirSNOW^
CAKE
SM.
I'KCS.
For Di/th Waahing
SELOX
Ural For Washing Machinra
CHIPSO 2
3 CAKKS 11^
5*
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PKG. I2it
I'KOS. 13^
LB.
BEST AMERICAN
CHEESE
170
FLORIDA’S FINEST
Orange Juice
OR
Grapefruit Juice
DIME BRAND
CONDENSED
MILK
CAN 10^
NORTHERN
^ TOILET
TISSUE
3 r6lls tit
ROSEMARY
GRAPE
JUICE
^ QUART 23t ^
The Health Soap
LIFE BUOY
3 cakf:s 20t
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SUNSHINE
KRISPV
CRACKERS
13^
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PKG.
Holsttm
MACARONI or
SPAGHETTI
3 PKGS. I3t
N. B €.
JOHN ALDEN
COOKIES
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F'ranl'S.
Miss Jessie F'ay Hende.rson and Wil-
Miss liouise McCrary has returned
from Union, where she has been vis
iting relatives.
Mrs. .1. T. Thoinoson and. children
liam Dixon Henderson of Blairs, are! of Newberry, are spending several
y-isitlng-|heir aunt and uncle, .Mr. and ; days With .Mr. and Mrs. Weldon .lack-
Mrs. L. S. Henderson and family. Ison.
F'riends of Mrs. George* Weathers! J. L. Rentz has returned from F'ar-
! will be sorry to know' that'she is a pa-' hardt, where he has been visiting
tient at Dr. Hays’ hospital. friends.
[ Dr. John MoSween and sons, Bill Rev. and .Mrs. Carl Goodwin and
I and -Allen, left Tuesday for (’amp children have returned from Flarhardt,
I .'inyrria, ('onyers, (la., to attend the where they have been visiting Mrs.
■Georgia Young Peoples conference*. Daisy D. Bliteh.
Mis.s Ruth Collie ha.s returned -to Mr. ami Mr.s. Daive Talbert, have re
bel’home in Danville, \’a., after spend-, turned to New York after spending
.Mrs. F;, 1L_PLd- aeveraJ days with Mr. and Misr J. L,
('ash on Hand
TOTAL
('apilal Stock
Undivided Profits
Due to Hanks
Bills Payable
Other Liabilities
DEPOSITS
TOTAL
LIABILITIES
$H6;LS26.99
10..")t)7.l9
9,:i8«..')8
11,855.02
8989,1 19.14
$ 20,201.10
21,006:10
NONE
NONE
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947,54L64
$989,149.14
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Your attention is called to the above statement re
flecting; the condition of our bank.
On the streni;th of this statement we solicit your
business.
M. $. Bailey & Son
OLDEST
BANKERS
STRONGEST
iig several ‘lay.s with
.son. I
.Mrs. .M. i'.. Herndon of Tallahajjsee,'
l‘la.^ is vi.sitirj'' her mpthei’, -Mr.s. N. Fb
Finney, and other relatives. j
Mr. and Mrs. I,. C. Gile.s and K. P.
Giles of St. Pe4ersburgr-F'la.,-are vis-
iting their son and lirother, C. C. Gile.s
ind family.
Miss Mary Pinson is syiending sev-
“lal days in Monroe, N, ('., with
lrie,n<L-
.Mis.s .Margaret Moorhead ^is syiend-
ing two weeks at Flat Rock, N. (’.,
with fiiend.s.
.Mr. and .Mrs. F'red Hashagan, Mis.s
Jane'and F’red Hashagan, Jr., of Gas-
ojiia, .N. C., were the week-eml guests
f Dr. and .Mrs. John .Mc.Sween.
Reptz.
Mis.s Lillian Bobo of .Spartanburg,
is .spending several days with her sis
ter, Miss Maiy l»(;bo. i
Miss .Marion Coxe of Simpsonville,,
w visiting her sistm- and brother-in-'
law, .VIr. and .Mrs. Clayte Ray. i
.Mr. and .MrSi Tatum Gressette and
duught( I S of Charleston, are the
guests of Mr. and .Mrs. Henderson
Pitts.
.Mrs. Thomas W. Bunch and little
son of ( liarleston, are visiting .Mr.
and .Mrs. J. L. Rent/, at HoUd Clinton.
.Mr. Hunch returned home yesterday
after spending a few days here.
Dr. ftobert P. Jeanes Ois at home
W'ith his iiarents, .Mr. and .Mrs. P. G.
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M1. and Mrs. W; King-"and -ehrl- * .Jeane.s "aftt’r-'srrv'tmr hir-mterri.ship iat
the
Idi’en returned F’riday from a visit to theithe City hospital in (Ireenvilb
• relatives in Hartsville. |)ast ycM.
-• M's.s ~i.nT?i Blakely, nccnmpimied dry"] Mr. . LJ*. Mc.MilIan and ^hildrerl of
F'uj'etteville, .\'. C., are spending the
i (‘\eral out-of-town friends, left Tues-
' Jay on a two weeks’ trip to Washing-
I ton. New York, Canada and other
I ]/oints of intere.st.
, .Mis.ses ( atherine Carroll and Anita
i .Sue Daly have returned to their homes
i n Charlotte. N. (’., after syiending sev-
^era! days with Dr, R. W. Johnson and bia, left yesteiday fm’ their res|)ective
ilamily. homes, after syten.iing several day.s
! Rev. M. K. MiC^loc’k of Goldville, with their sister and brother-in-law,
■was a rece.^ visitor to Blue Ridge, [Mr, and .Mrs.Carlton F. Winn.
! N. C., yihttn he was a delegate to the,* Mi. and .Mrs. Henry Young had as
an
ar<
reiiiaindt r of the summer wTth .Mr.
and .M s. W. .VI. .McMillan and other
‘elalr»e,s Mr. .Mc.Vlillan accompanieu' <)
them d»<'vn for the week-end
Mr. and .Mi.s. J. K. Calloway of .New
York, and Charlie Calloway .of Colum
Southern Conference on Human Re
lations in Industry.
S. E. Evans of Bennettsville, spent
the week-end here with Mrs. J. M.
PGts and family. He was accompanied
home by Mrs. Evans and children, who
have been visiting here.
Mrs. J. C. Wilson, Miss Ruby Wil
son, and Lowry Wilson returned this
week from a visit to their daughter
and sister, Mrs. Albert J. Lochte, in
Rochester, N. V. Before returning
home they also attended the World’s
points of interest. Mrs. Lochte and
little son, WMson, retuen^d with'the;m
for a visit.
their week-end guests, Mrs. Jackj
Scrugg.s and children. Jack, Katherine
and Louise, of .McCormick, and Mr.
and Mrs, Rembert Truluck of Spar
tanburg,
Mrs. kcr^eth Burdette and son.s,'!
Kenneth and York, left Sunday for,
their home in Chaff-leston, after spend-!
ir>g some time“ wllK" relatives. They
were accompanied as far a.s Orange-j.
burg by Mr. and Mr.s, Hubert Pitts.
Mr. and Mrs. H. M, Geer, Mrs. j
Maude Hampton and ^Mrs. Guy C. j
*|i*r** 'SH,nd;ag in .Fiofoneo, HMtk
theii; sons and brother, Horace Geer
and Guy Pitts,^ who are stationed there
with the Civilian Conservation corps.
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