The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, August 24, 1933, Image 8
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 24, 19S3
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NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
U^nNG. CLINTON BIILDING
LOAN ASSOCI.\TION '
Ncftice is hereby jriven of the An-,
Buah Stockholders Meeting of the!
Clinton Building & Lonn Association I
of Clinton, S. C., to be held on Tues
day, August 29th. 1933, at 4 P. M,, at
the office of Jacobs & Companj’, Clin
ton, S. C. All shareholders are reque.st- \
ed to be present
W. J. Bailey, President.
2c W. P. Jacobs, Sec’yTreas,J . Washington Aug. 21,
■— iphere of. Wa.shingtcn as
‘Drys’ Offered
Quart A Month E
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Act Still On the Books Says jin
Reese, Secretary of South
Carolina ‘Wets.*
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NOTICE OF SALE
Notice is hceby given that in nc-
cordanc^ the terms and pro\i.-i-
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feet,
’ begins to develop and take ef-
is like that of an old-fashioned
revival meeting. Nobody would be
surprised to hear any day the strains
Columbia, Aug. 17.—Romulus Ree.se,
executive .secretary of the South Caro
lina Association for Prohibition Re-
The atmos-{form, said here today he was “amused”
the “New at a demand of dry leaders for the
a.s.sociation’s plan for “liquor control.”
“Since the forces for prohibition do
hot seem to know what system of li
quor control we i^ill offer them after
ions of the Decree of the Court of of “We’re marching to Zion,” echo^ repeal, and since th
‘ they are so anxious
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Common Pleas for Laurens County, through the conidors of any of the | to know,” Reese .said,X‘l will tell them.
South Carolina, dated the IbffTday f>f! government offices. TTiere Is an at-j The ‘quart a month laV’ is what we
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August, 1933, in the ca.se of The P’ed-
eral Land Bank, Plaintiff, v.s B. F.
Copeland, et al. I,Vfendants/. i will ^ell
to the highest bidder for cosh, r< (j’lir-
ing a deposit of 3'/ of the plajlniiff’.'^
mortgage indebtedness, before the
courthouse door in' LaurcaicCounty
South Carolina, during the legal hours
of sale on the fir.st .Monday in Sej-
tembor, 1933, the following de.scribec.’
property:
All that certain piece, parcel
or
phere of zeql. amounting almost
!o holy fervor, among those who are
I vjng to rebuild the nation in three
^ a-s. P'of the job must be done be-
-0 the next Piesidential election or
t'tere’ll be a new crowd in
tan running, things,
ft is amazing to the practical, polit
ically-minded observer, accustomed to
a somewhat cynical outlook on the
jiart of men who administer public
affairs, to see hardboiled politicians
have to offer.”
“In fact, we cannot offer, anything
else, for repeal will »unrloubtedJy come
I early in December and our legis|^aturp;
I does not meet until January.'^The [
a*' *ng- <qu3j./ ^ month’ law is on the books at ^
present and with all its faults we conT
.sider it infinitely Iietter than prcsjcnt
day prohibition.”
A request that the wet organization
make public its “definite plan for li-
, , , . . . ,, I quor control” was made by the execu-'
tract of land, containing one hundred " idealistic u^plifters m thej,^.^ committee of the federated dry
and seventy and ninety-three hun-Ifforces after a meeting here earlier
dderdths (170.93) acres, more or less,
situate, lying and being on the Renno-
,Shady Grove^road. about ten m.ile.s^
northeast from the town of fhnton, ir^I
Jacks TTiwiisliip. i’ounty of-Laurens.
State of South Carolina, hav
shape, metes, courses and di
will more fully apjiear by reference to
a plat of a sun ey thereof made by .1.
Roy Crawford, Surviyor, February .o.
linn, which is recorded in the office
of the t'h'rk of Court for Laurens
fVinnty in Plat Book No. 1, at page 70,
and (inbracing all the lan<ls shown on
said rdat exc' pt a tract of 2t) acres
lyingdn the southeastern cornel' there
of. !••• fully delineated on said plat,
being bounded on the north by lands
of .1. W. C. Hell, on the east by lands
of J. W. C. Hell, on the south by the
20 acre Irpct above referred to, being
P’-opcity of said Benjamin
land, and bv lands of lA*tch
bjij.siness and industry, to remake the
entire social structure of 120.million
people in a hurry. The immensity of
the lash dot*s hot (lishVay them." It hast
:>een done elsew’here, they say, as in
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ivine «"'l Russia; It ]s wm-ir'flow
stam-.i's »»■!'" (■'•'■many; »■>»■ not in Am,-nc-a7
this \v<*ek.
Reese said he “.suj)po.sed” the de
mand arose fcoju conver.eation he had
with . W. W. Smoak, of Walteriboro, i
“whom I con.sider one of their out-
thev
This, the Last Stand
The amazing thTng is lUst that
are trying to do just that, but that
.such an overwhelming number of men
and women are agreed that this social
We ,had
Smoak asked him “wh^t
to offer after repeal,” and
j “having in iiOnTI lTie~‘<juarl “a“hu)nlh’|
aw, 1 immediately answered that we I Jj
had a deiinite plan, but refu.sed to tell. j|
reorganization is essential to the sal-
vatiim of the I’ni^ed State.'-. .As has
been saiii, there is something ap-
pr(»aching the religious in the fervency
of their belief that unless the countiy
is ‘‘.-a\ed” it will c(»llapse into utter
ruin. )
One of the .stories (hat is being told
here, which may or may not be true,
F. I'opo. |buf which iliustratt*s tht« stale of!
Hell, and'tn'^'b is that one of the President’s)
him its nature.” ^
In hi< .statement today,'vlieese .'|aid,' ||
I “the drys are continually tiyinji to
, cloud the i.«.suc. The issue of this cfitn
puigii is refieal of the IHth ati'iiind-'
nient. Our a-.'^ociation wa.s organized j
to bring about a reaffirmation of'
estate’s l ights’ in tbe state which ha.s I
iso l(»ng been the chkmpion of thesei
jirinciples.” -s |
<m _jj^ie west by Rennq-.Shady Grove
'advisers remarked to him: '
liublic road, and liemg the same"tract! •■MitJl oor,pviflt,~''if put lW!r-neW‘-l-
of land 0imv4*yed BenjaminjJeal oyerjuHi’U bt^tbe rVesulent.’’j
F. t’opeland by .Ann Adair, C. K, Kell | “And if I dim t f>ut it over PtFbe
and -M. F. Horton, as executors of the; the last President, he is reported to
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will of .loicy TV HoIingswortTT. de
ceasid. by deed dated December 17th,
1S99. an*l recorded in the office of the
Clerk of C'ourt for Laurens County
in Deed Book No. 11. at page 184.
Terms of .Sale; That the ('lerk of
Court’shall require the highest bidder
at the sale, other than the Plaintiff,
and all other persons except^he Plain
tiff, who may thereafter flriso the bid
provided by law. to make a cash
Cotton Checks To jn
^ In County So w'
— I^aurena, Aug. IH.—C. B. I'annon,
There are many others among the county agent, has received notice
enthusiasts of the .social revolution j from the authoritie.s that checks in
here who honestly lieieve that to be'payment to farmers who have plowed
true; that if the present program fails j portions of their cotton crop in
we shal face anarchy, communism, '' ■th the reduction con-
armeJ rebeJJioJU disUttion, und all sortp will be .sent to the county
of horrors. ; ; agent’s office for distribution.
One must understand the prevalence procedure i.s expected to begin
of that belief, and the spirit, almost
as
fanatical in some cases, which per-
deposit of fiv,. (r,r,) per
thenmi.unt of the hid as earnest mfll’n'li' which have
i heretofore been used only in war are
t‘y or evidence of good faith, the .
posit of the last high bidder to be ap-;
ganization of business and industry,
I Registering Progress
r -The aduunuitijiiion is satisfied that
the 1 rogram of re-empoyment and
dejKisit imm(*<iiately at
jdied on the bid should there be a com
pliance with the same. If the person
making the highest but at the .sale.:’
other than the paintiff, fails to niakf
such deiKisit immeiliately at the time' " ^^der the tra.le ussocia
lion codes and the “Blue Kagle" agree
ment is going ahead as fast as can bo
expecte'i, and is turning its attention
of the acceptance of his bid, then the
said |>remises shall be at once resold,
at such bidder’s risk, on the same
.^alesfiav or upon some subse<,uent 11*' P^a.^es of the recovery pro-
salesdav, at the option of the plain-Three million nien, it is estimat-
tiff or its attorney If the ias^ high ''•J* ^“ck at work by Septem
ber, but that is not moving fast
comply
excuse
This
soon
as there are now only about 150 ac
ceptance blanks, out of a total of
2,114 from the county, yet in the
hands of the department at Washing-!
ton, Mr. Cannon stated tmlay. I
He also has been notified that Aug-i
ust ‘23 has been set as the (le'adline|
for completing the work of destroying!
cottpn. l^iurens farmers, in their;
agreernefR“c(>ntracts, "signtnd^ a to-
|tal of 10,300 acres, with a potential
■ yieLil of about 5,500 bales.
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or Its attorney If th<* las^
bidder making the deposit herein re-1
quire.i fails to comply with his hi.linflation plans, to stiniu-
without legal excuse being duly!>“‘‘‘ considered.
Bu.siness is picking up, but not fa.st
shown, then such deposit shall be de
livered to the plaintiff and retained to provide complete relief be-
by it a-( liijuiduted damages, and the
fore winter comes, so other means will
be enqiloyed to get money into circu-
laDon an<l to make it ciirulate faster.
premise- >hall thereafter be resold,
ujion the same terms, and at such pur
chaser’s risk on some subs«*(|uent
salesday to be designated by the plain
tiff or it.s attorney. The purchaser to
pav for papers^ stamps and recording... - , _
THOS. \V. BF,.\NTn’T Dnate advisers is strongly for thi.s; an-
('. I*, and G. S.Jfroup. including treasury offi-
Dated at Uiurens. S. (’. ^ ♦q»|H)*<cd to it. So it is likely
that other means will he tried out
silver will figure largely, but there
has lieen no intimation as yet what
form this will take. The President is
negotiating qiuietly with all the other
nations interested in the silver situ
ation, and in the meantime is saying
nothing about it.
The program of public works is get
ting uiuler way, but it does not look
as if more than'^a third of the three
billion dollars authoidzed‘fbr tlitk pur-
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pose can be got into action before next
dollar would do ibg.
this, but the President is not yet de-1 other things, Washington
cided as to how far he wants to go in ,
that direction; (One group of his inti-.
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A’jgust iGth, 1933.—8-3l-3tcb_^
NOTK'E OF SALE
Tnrsl.
, “Customer
goods” are moving more
rapidly than they were ft few w'ceks
is looking forward to another hard j
winter for the unemployed, with the
necessity of providing pioigv-wonqy out
of the federal, state ami local treas
uries than heretofore, since private
funds for relief are pretty well ex-
hausted, and it U going, to be harder
than ever to raise money from the
usual charity sources.
It begina to he^pretty clear that the
chants feel safe in
committing them-1 program of the .social re-j
ISO of large stocks nation—what Donald
Stale of S4o+th^4'ar(dine,
County of Laurens.
('ourt of <'<)mm<)n Pleas. selves to the purchase of large stocks nation vtnai uonani i
f’linton Bnibling and Loan .\ssnci- for winter and spring sale. They want' franklj terms ||
ation. Plaintiff, v.s Fred Burnett, De- to see the buying of thi public become ^ revolution, has for one of its ina-
fendant.' , more^ general. So it is talked heix* that objectives such a redistribution of
Pursuant to judgment of the Court a liig “Buy Now” movement will be | Population between the city and the
and a decree of’sali^in the above en- the next general apjieal from Wash-] more people hack on
titled cause, 1 will sell at public auc- ington to the people of the United landwheie at least they will
tion on .Sales Day in September, 1933 States.
(the same being the 4th day of Sep-
t<‘mber, 1933), in front of the Court it apiilies to goods not immediately
is
not;
be in danger of starvation. Dr. .\rth'ur
It is sound enough advice, so far Morgan, in charge of the Tennessee
apnlies to goods not immediately to Galley reclamation, propo.ses to hire
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House door, in the City of I.Jiurens,. be consumed, for there is not the many workers^as are needed, j ||
County of Laurens, and State aTore-Jsjighte.st doubt that price.s will gT up' working- eac-h ahrfV halT-a^ -week—andi-li-
said, during the legal hours of sale, rapidly and to heights far beyond putting them on srhall farms the other
oh the term.s specified below, the fol- pre.sent levels, and that very shortly. where they will be,
lowing described real estate, to wit: iBut as to where the money is to come to be self-supporting. j
All that certain piece, parcel or from, that i.s another que.stion. That' "’hat such a program generally ap-:
tract of land together with dw’clling is worrying W'ashington somewhat, ^ P^**d would do to the cash-crop farm
house and other improvements there- since it w’ould not sit well \|ith the ** something else. The theory is,
on, lying, situate and being in the publ'c to have prices rise faster thanWith ultimate control of acreage
Town of Clinton, County of Ijiurens, purchasing power. And that is why the'*9 alt cash crops^ prices will be h^gh.
State of South Carolina, containing talk of dollar inflatToh persTsla and] ”'*^^ ^**'*”**'*^ *”^^ 9**®^*^
a fraction of an acre, bounded as fol- grows. able than it has ever been even with
lows: on the north by lands of Mrs. See Hard Winter Ahead . >nore people raising their own food.!
Mary E, Nash, ninety-three (93) feet j Somewhere in the inflation pic,<ire, ■^ud, naturally, the small landholder
thereon; on the south by West Main* — with his one-family garden patch,
street, seventy-eight (78) feet there- fixed in the decree heroin immediately!IToing to compete very much in
on; on the west by Burns street, two!upon the property being knocked dow’nj*’’®®^ crops as wheat, corn, tobacco,
hundred (200b feet thereon; and on to him, said diposit to be in "cash, said eoUon and the other main .staples,
the east by J. C. Wilson, one hundred sum to'be -applied on the bid should
ninety-four and seven-tenths (194.7)'there be compliance with the same;
feet thereon; jy[»e skid lot being the.but should there be a failure to corn-
identical lot conveyed to me (Fret! idy then it shall be forfeited to the
Burnett) by Clinton Building and Loan'plaintiff and the premises resold on
Association by deed dated the 28th the next convenient sales day there-
day of March, 1928, and recorded, in ■ after upon the same terms and at such j Member F. T, D.
the office of the Clerk of Court, Lau-.bidder’s risk. I !' .
rens County, in Deed Book 49, page Purchaser to pay for Tlamps, papers ^
ld5» • land lecording.
Terms of Sak: Cash. The successful j THOS. W. BENNETT,
bidder will be required to deposit at Clerk of Court of Laurens
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Clinton Flower Shop
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per centum of the amount of the mort- Dated this 14th day of August, 1933.
indebtedness pf the defendant as * Si-SL-Stc-o.
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