The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, January 11, 1934, Image 4

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- PAGE FOUR f THE CLINTON CHRONiAIe, CLINTON, S. C. THURSDAY, JANUARY 11, 1934 (214^ Olltntan (E4fontrU IfH • WILSON W. HARRIS. Editor and PabUalMr Pnbliibad Erary Tliurtday By THE CHRONICLE PUBIJSHING COMPANY Sabacription Rata''(Payable In AdTance) Ore year $1.60; Six Monthi 76 cent*; Three Monilil'60 cents Entered as Second Class Mail Matter at the Post Office at^lintib'n, S. C. The Chronicle seeks the cooperation of its subscribers an<^^esde^—the publisher wiH at all times appreciate wise suggestions ;||nd‘kin^y ad vice. The Chronicle will publish letters of general interas^> .when they are not of a defamatory nature. Anonymous communications will not be noticed. This paper is not responsible for the views or opinions of its correspondents. to borr^ome monney from the r. f. c}| and put in some waiter works anso- forth. the mayor agrreed to go to. the county seat at once and see the sher- ‘iff and let him rite a letter to wash- |inglon, d. C., for the monney. T" ■ yore corry spondent, mr. mike Clark, ti Joanna Mill News rfd, has promi.sed to copperate to the fullest to get waiter works and has Nobles and little son*of New’herry, and'dent, Modeene Finney; scretary, Sarah Marion Hair bf Clinton, spent the holi- Osborne; treasurer, Doris Abrams, days w’ith Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Hair. | ■ ^ -^Mrs^r. B. Sherril and little son of There are three ways to tell when Charl^^ recent guests of a cake is done; by testing with a straw, or by pressing the top with the finger — when it springs back into place it is done; and it is obviously / Goldville, Jan. 4. man of Pelzer, spent the holidays wiK and Mis. his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Joanna Inn. man. “ .. •< At a meeting of the Girls’ club on Mr. and Mr.s. Ghmewell Thomps5onh**^'^‘^®*^ay evening, officers for the A A 'offered to let them pump all the wat- spent the-holidays with Rev. as follows: ter the town-wants from his branch in • the cow pastor behind the bam for ^r. and Mrs. Earcie Brown and ,10$ a month in advance, the cow can •‘^ons, and W, O. Stewart spent the [get all the watter she can drink below week-end with Mr. and Mrs. T. the dam, alko her cafE Brown in Royston, Ga. . — Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Fulmer and Mr. I our poleesman says he will run the and Mrs. James Fulmer spent the , pump for the town for 5$$ extry per holidays in Florida, i month, provided the town pays him up Mi.ss Valley Kelly of Asheville, N. months la.st year and not make gru^gt of Miss Mary Chap man during the holidays. Misses Jeannette. Elizabeth and President, Nellie Hamm; vice-presi- done w’hen it shrinks away from the .sides of the pan. V i CLINTON. S. C.. THURSDAY, JANUARY 11, 19.11 and can’t pump with .'ame. willing to endor.se a note to the gov. verment to get the rnonmy. ’1 hi' e will i gre.'-^. of c ()p“a.s i* .‘He (ii'f ir in...:;! will go; iii.>s; i.( S'-*- '>’1. Th • (K.-'posititWi favors giv;ng the “now time to [irovo that it in Con- S t ‘S1 (> 11 upon somv 1.1 evvor!;.-; ir.-i'. It,It a.- Iht ;■ fortuiii ■; ! of ll' 1 !ali.o(i he in- anco of our on all .siiles"clearing the (1 'al" mitre drivers. The effective in women and j many drivers now he.sitate to venture I out on the highways. ! _ .North Carolina ha.s, become aroused i_‘’n JllC sPt. f*Vir_stat.e ' a splendid example in the effort it is ,.,aki„K am.uKh Gov-rnor rh'instaui., o ehi'ck the tide of death that is flow- I ing on the highways. In November l(»r» persons, were killed and 027 in-! jjured in that state. Of the dead 40 I were pedestrians and of the injured.,, , r » un •* u ... r, I • E, , the rest of the tow’ns gobbles it all up Co were pede.s.tnan8. Declaring that; i- . l‘.‘.■<ueh carnage equals that of war and amounts to a piiblic scandal and dis-* mam waiter pipe giaCei.” the governor also said: “ifecklessness and drunken ^ b<' .stopped. I -am directing our ''"P stump, aiKi then turn to the left and' strike the scboll .bouso. everbodiiy is excited over this free .monney, and ***^ 1 . - - . . i» _•* * 1 enforcement officers I for 6 him take no more scrips, he wants tne ' pump to be run by .steam as he got his . r^, right arm broke while a boy in georgy, . ‘ Jeanne.,ie, Elizabeth ana d- he is all.4 Mickey spent hte holidav.s m Elack- _.l. -Stock. S. C, Miss Bessie Adams spent the past' week with her sisters in Newberry, "our mayor say.s r. f. c.'~hnonney can' ^Ess Evangeline Duke spent the be had on tlie follovvering terms, vizz- parents in Bates- -4y4 tbe- gowt^rment will give xA kCL+' ,,, vc=r., to pay ooc-foarth of it back, I a sei-cal bond.s for the bal-1 with their sister, lance; we wont hafter pay the bonds,-''"' "“‘‘■g. ■"J-PartanburK. . .f ,, „ J ‘ , • ' Mr. and Mrs. \\aher Waits and Mr. a-lall if we can get out of same, it, , ,, „ ,, , , , , and Mrs. Milton Mails of Calhoun looks like easy monney to us, and wei,, ,, . , , ^ l calls, spent a few /lay.s la.st weak with , Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Waits. ! aMr. and Mrs. H. E. Echols and jittle want to hurry up and get it befoar / . ! daughter, of R'ushLon, La., Mr. and IV'TjI.N'CF .NFEDK!) amounts to a public scandal and dis-! mam watter p-ipe eoihe j,- ^ W’heeler and daughters of With Congre- t in sessicn again ihe giaVc;.” the governor also said: ' |througb our backyard and hit the (^talesville, N. (V, Mr. and Mrs. Hoytt’<> debate will -e resnait I on tl.o ctuidi-f “Kecklessness and drunken driving i Lion <if L’u - natuiii.. .'Iwo. uiuiilh.i ago must be .stojijied. I ’am directing our the'" Iii)77s e\ i nisT i ntToh 1\ as" be-“Tilghway “patrol to begin at once “a .ng . .lO K-.i luu:; iln Pn.sident and mo.st vigorous campaign against such his irdicif.' .svein to 'em good repute, drivers in our state and 1 am callihg, , . . , , ,, all law enforcement officers to "'’"'® our c Lzons have alreddy cooperate fully and effectually in this, looked in some cattalogs at bath tubs .at the I’resi- cui ■ prise. -At the same time 1 beg the .situation and co(>;ieration and sympathetic a.ssist- ansoforlli. U' )aw abiding ciLizen^i^ in highways of dangerous lives of innocent men, little children must not Its aims to cure the many depres.sion evils. We must faillow our leader with faith and hope and courage. tOTERS .SHOri.I) A(T Tlu New.-, and Courier has the fol lowing coinina-nts a>n, rt ca-nt eve!it.s ir this slata'i “.1 " 0 men. -Negroes, elect rocut - <‘d Tn^Tir penitau’l;;a*y for iniiTTa'r nca'iiiiy, wV-ii' at no time g'anted leavi's of absa-nce or furlough.- by (ia)Vi'rn(ir Blackwood. I'Ut, if tlu* Thia . |»''< ii''. iiiti of ttn''^:i'.wtry-fnir:g^ ' a*f the pundit.- be c triect, he might have allowed them to visit their familia-s. If a ga vermu imay lawfully lela'asa- a aomdemna'd murderer fa>r a Wa-ek or tvva'a ta> assist In.s fauaify iit harva'st time air la> pe’iorm other pious servic- , es. tha' pa aipla' aaf .South Carolina atisfia'a! with a apu'ei kind of Perhaps they are. There is no occa.-ion for surprise.” 7'hat a conditiyn exists like this .•ahoulal aiaause the voters of the state this .'-unirner to search for a maij for governor w ho wlTl put a "sfoi) to such practices and making a max’kery of the law. he endangered by the reckless indif- fera-nce of a relatively few w’ho abu.se tlu* privilege the state provides for them.” South Carolina needs to become watter will mean a big thing for flat rock, and the town well can be filled up. we will first ask for r>0,0(M>$, as we need only 2.'),0()0$ all told; and we ft*el sure we w'ill get that, this muteh monney will not only put in watter works, but it w'ill pay all back detts and leave a ballance for the mayor and poleesman to draw from E. Mood Smith, D. D. Felder Smith, O. I). D rs. Smith & Smith OPTDMin RISTS f SPECIAIJSTS Eyes Examined, (Rasses Prescribed Laboratory' for I’roinpt Repair Service. l.')*We.Ht Main Street Phone 101 ('4JNTON, S. C. are law aroused also on this highway accident pi'ilom. If our General A.ssemblyJ Cimvening thus wi*ek wishes to render, a real service to the jteopii*, here is an 1 aipiiortunity., jiiid lUJu. a.s, iurpmUmt. or i. evn moil so, than any matter tiiat | will come bi'fore it foi- consideration. ' A lu'ge number of the accidents oc- eii’i'ing are rjue to careles-ness, reck-' le.s, ness and drunken driving. A man at a steering wheel with liijuor in him u a nv laee lu human life on the high ways, and it is a mockery of law’ to let him go louse and unpunished. Such, people should iu* put in jail and kejit I there where they will not endanger 'the 'live-s men and 1 fares. '.till next fall. Buchanan’s For 13 Years Your Dry Cleaners — Service — Satisfaction — Economy C.AI.I. I'S FOR YOUR EVERY DRY CLEANI.NG NEED. YOU GET BETTER CI.EANING AND SERVICE UNEQUALLED. If all dry cleaning was just alike, Buchanan's Service would be superior. But a!i cleaning isn’t alike. You can always get better and safer cleaning at Buchanan’s be cause that’s the kind tf work we do. Our long experience,^ modern equipment, and skilied workers insure unexcelled service for our customers. ' — Buchanan’s DRY CLEANERS & LAUNDRY ‘•THE OLD RELIABLE” Phone 28 yores trulie,- mike Clark, rfd, corry spondent. I \v;is IS VC}!’--; oV age when 1 iand- (?d my fii>t i-d). .My duties were soft hJl nuineroiis. I was assistant jiost- rnaster. a'-^.-tant diput ageijU assist ant cotton wi'igher, assistant baggage niu.-iter, an-l assistant truck hand, but J did all of the work. children on thing about it. NEEDED l.EtHSLATION | The .South ('arolina legi.slature is: now in session. It will have l>efoie it I numerous bills, many suggestions, and . much of it.s time will be .spent on' iluesUons of little value to the people as a whole. - If this .ses.sion now convening wish es to rendei a reaj service, it will do three things: Pas.s a liquot law with teeth of en- foreement and see that it is impar tially ento’eeil. I'ass t i^ffie liwT aiTd - Regulations that wilh gel reekless and drunken drivers off the highways. Take away from the governor's of- called fice the niiw a'oused pardoning power and make il ;m!>o.--)b]eildr the present f'*i exeeir.ivi. u. oibers to tolh'W, to be ing in thi confinua! y niediiling with and disre-, .gaidmg ;‘e vi'mIicIs of juiii^^ ■ daude my salary for the first 1 months was per month, but for the next and property of men, wo-'*^ months w'ork, I received $.b.(b> pei the thorough-1 nionlb, and when 1 finally quit (byj I request), I w'as being paid $5.00 per ^ If the danger of automobile travel (nionlh, but 1 got my boaid fiee. (Since is to be minimized so that people willjl have be<*n a grown man, 1 have al- feel safe on the streets and highways, | fhat 1 was ndt entitled to traffic law.s and regulations with , all that money and my board too). teeth must be provided. We should' ’ make it so hard for the rec*kless amlj Up to the time I began my railroad drunken drivers that they will stay,career, I had never seen a full suit of off the highway.s, knowing that the | underwear, but before 1 had held that law will be enforced and their licenses j jub 8 months, I had 2 suits of my revoked. 'own, fleece-lined and paid for. Man, Important as is this problem of di-1 ttiey were warm, too. Our total stamp minishing road tragedies,.and acci-[cancellations per month ran dents, it is hoped by the traveW pub- $5.25, freight receipts were usually lie that the~ legislature will do some- close to $.10.00 per month, while pass- For The New Year Ledgers d. e. - s. e. Gash Books jenger tickets amounted to i$3.00 every 30 days. Ilf around i Li 1 nearly 10 Years Ago the This was a nice job, in fact nice.st job J ever had. I enjoyed my work and my fine board, and saved Itema of Interest From The Chronicle | hyif yf vi hat I earned every month and of Jan. I#, 1921. ' [kept up that plan until 1- begun to work for myself,~and that is how I got 'started working for myself. Our rail- 1 he Rev. M. R. Wingaid, newly '> trains every day, and oc- paslor of St. .lolin .s Lutbeiqn ^-iisjonally an extra treighl train came church, will preach his first sermon through wh eh excited the natives this congregation Sumlay morn- jj.t|(. bit n D no If the Ci« iic’al .\-.seml>ly will take such action a- thi.-, the applause and ^.,^y a|t|»ro\al ;l will receiNe Iroin the elec toral e wilTlTF enthusTasruL T Masonic Temple huilding. H i ~ . I I developed Workman o_^ .Marion, yciir and^ had N. C., is the guest of relatives in the I Mis.s^athiyn Blakely Tia^ SALKS TAX UNSOUND With the U'gi.-lature in session again, the -all's tax issue may be ex pected to come to the front. This is ry time for the adding of a sales tax, or any other from of tax. The enactment I'f a sales tax will mean more money to he .sjient and wasted l>y the powers that he. adding only to extravagance in government and bringing little relief from the state pro|>erty lax. . Brojierty should hear a just, reason able tax—il is unfairLw sliift its share to the shoulder.s of the small-wage earner, llie property owner w ho is not willing to pay .such a tax ought to let some one el.>e own his property. Experience shows that when taxing is made easy for the politicians, it is made hard for the taxpayer. The sak.s tax is just another tax burdeib'- psychologically dangerous, eommercially harmful, and sbcialjy unjust to merchants and customers alike. It taxes most those least able to pay. ret iiTneTl” to Winthi'op college after -pending the holidays ut hii^ne. Mr. and .Mrs. Robert Murphy have retuined from their wedding trip and are now making their home mi the or phanage cam jius. into a dude within a commenced to wear a blue hat ( Uk‘); green specks (lOc); a red neektii* (15e); patent leather shoes ($1.2'.'); a brown fuzzy suit of clotju's Starraed roHar (2Ht a pair of celliiloid euffs (.5c): and My! how my. cuff button.s did rattle, when I sh(H8% hands w.ith the gi:’ls. 1 also wore ihi .-<npi'dest., loudest sox money could buy, up to 10c. Journals Record Books Day Books — Time Books I I 1 l i 1 i fl i fl 1 B Sales Books EVERYTHING NEEDED FOR A WELL- EQIJIPPED OFFICE. 48-HOUR SERVICE ON RUBBER STAMPS TO SUIT ANY BUSINESS: In about 15 months, I began to learn — to telegraph. (.My station was not a' Mi^s Sa'rjr Hunter has returned to telegiapb .station). I resigned (?) and .New York to resume her studies at batched wilh a boy-friend who lived Columbia univei>^ity. only 4 miles from a small telegraph} office, did my own cooking, luy Dwnl .Mace Holland bus returned to his wa-hing. my ow n walking, patched my! T| home in Texas after visiting relatives ’own clothes,'ahd before anybody knew ki here. . it, 1 was the best hanj on the road. — After 7 years in that line, 1 married, t)n Thursday afternoon .Mrs. George opened up'a store, and have been run- I H. Ellis monthly Clttbr was hostess meeting of to the regular ning one off and on, mostly off, near- the ‘‘.Mothers' ly ever since. ' On Friday aftrenoon Mrs. W. G. King entertained a number of friends in honor of Mrs. A. T. .Allen. Members of the Rotary club enter tained their wives at dinner Thurs- .^day evening in the Masonic temple. TIME FOR ACTION WbAt are we going to do to halt th# increasing number of accidents on •or hifbwayi? Certainly, the time has come to do aomethinj; io check this spreading •pidemic of road tragedies. As we pick up tlM paper each morning, we read of fatalities, injuries and acci dent# to auch an alarming extent that INSURANCE Nobody’s Business By Gee McGee Flat Rock la Going After Some ' R. F. C. Money flat rock, a. C. janny 8, 1934. deer mr. editor: , our town has at*lilt decided to try We offer expert service and protection. A^ent for some of the stronjcest Fire Insurance CAkmpanies America. , REAL KTATE Town and country prop erty. Prices attractive. Clinton Realty & Insurance Co. a H. BOYD, Axent P s 0 I I 0 0 0 PRINTING “ALL KINDS-EXCEPT BAD” We print anything from a visiting card to a book. All work delivered promptly and guar anteed. ^ We ask the pleasure and privilege of serving you again in 1934 in your Advertising, Printing and Office Supplies, promising a continuance.oL earnest efforts to please. Chronicle PublishingJ)o. 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