The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, February 15, 1934, Image 8
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The Ginton Chronicle, Clinton, S. Xhm^ay^ Efbj^liary 15, 19S4
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Joanna MBl New._ UURENS COUNTY SUPPLY BILL
February 7.—Miss Mamie
A.’^Ison of'G:ven\*ilie. was the week
end jrjest of Mrs. Mamie White, at
Joanna inn.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Wilson of Ro-
cWster. N. Y-. Mr. and Mrs. Geor^re
Wilson of Bath, and Mr. and My>. Col
lie Anderson of Clinton, spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs, E. L. Thomas.
Mrs, J. C. Templeton returned Sun
day to R.x"k Hill, after spending sev
eral wet'ks with Mr. and Mr.-:. O .M.
Templeton and Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Templeton.
Miss nor\>thy Ha^an spent a few
days last week in Ander«on with her of
sister, who was ill.
G. H. Frady and Toy .Murphy
spent the week-end in .\tlanta. Gn.
M ;s> Mary Chapman left -4il*e-lnes-
day of la.st week for Greenville, where
she enrolled as a .student in the school
of nursinjf in the City hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. j Boland and .Mr.
and Mrs. Ervin Smith spent iixv week-
eml in Bateshurp. ' -
Mr. and Mrs. .1 hnny IN ajr of Ware
Shoals, are visiting .Mr. and Mrs.
K. G-dden. j
.Mr. and Mrs. R, E. Clark. Mr. and
The T^urcns county ^'Jpply|
bill, practically the same as last year.;
was introduced in athe lower house last |
Thursday hy the delegation and isiex-
catchinjr prisoners, and
dieting' prisoners at thir
ty-five ^enTs per
day i
lives from Laurens County. AIL ex-1
ipenditures in excess of the appropri-i
lation herein made, and not dulx .ait-
Ithorijred by law, made hy'the county
-Supervisor and the board of cdanty
commis.sioners for*- Lauren.s County,
.-thail not constitute a valid indebted-^
ness against Lauren.s County, and all
pected to go to the senate this week. Item • 5, \\ itnessi*s, jurors.
It carries an appropriation of approx- bailiffs, and janitor at
:mat«!y j.Vt.OtKl and emiKjwers the'
coun*y auditor to determine the'
amuont of the projierty Jevy. The fol
lowing .s a copy of the mea.-^ure:
A HIM,
To provide for the levy of taxes for^
.-chooJ and county 'purpo.sies for the
year 1I»31, and to dir(*ct tlrt* exinmdi-
lure thereof, and to issue certificates
indebtedness, and to pn)vide fori
so much be
payment of same, for Laurens county:
I’e i|t enacted by the General .-Xs-sem-
bly f the slate of South Carolina:
"Sertion 1. That a tax of-a .sttffici«frt •
r tuber of mills, le.ss the estimated
i«-,enue to be received by luiurens
■unty in 1934, to phy the appropri-
ition hereinafter ma<le, the amount
•f .such millage to be' determined by,
the county auditor, after consulting
wi^ih the members of the I.aurens
county delegation, i.s hereby levied
u|K.n all the taxable jiroperty of Lau
rens countv f(>r county purjjose.s for
Mr.s. -lam^s I»ye of Great Falls, spentfiscal year beginning January 1,
Suntlry w:th .Mr. and .M?<. Frank iy;j4^ f^,r the amounts and purposes
SmrH. ^ ^ hewinafter slated fuUgWib io-wttr ♦
M- and Mrs. W*mie f^prouse j and bridges:
-.-rg^ si^nt Sunday ^ 't-o*-.-. country i-oads, con-<
■ victs, maintenance of
and M*-s 4 I* .'sprouse.
M" .'^a*-ah Osb-nme >jH-nt the w*-ek-
end n N'-'-th.
Roll
Joanna .'schiMiI llonijr
For January *
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F '->* »r*^ad<-: K chard- Willingham.
.Jjai ‘a K A.anl. lla'-old Turner, .^y-
b.' Fa nvj, Re«*der. W:^r« n
\Vb '- N' •-eJla Mc<’urrv. Nellie
\Vh- .1 m i
S,-c- •'J
Bragg. J
7 a r. .Ma
L -w .and.
Ka- \\
r.oHbv Ibivce. Fn
g .1'-
. Mary Fj-ancis. Vi*>’.a Kra-
♦ .Mary Franee-
Fun V \Vhe!‘ hel.: Edna
krnan.
Tr.’d grad*-: H.*b‘i.e .lean <'arr. Le-
tha « "^ ipp' Ehuo’.t ne Farmer, Fay
roa<i work organi7.ati<»n
To }*e derived from
tax, and if that source
revenue s not sufficient,
then the <leficit shall be
-applied from the contin
gent fund, with the writ-
•en appix/wil of the legi.s-
la'iviydelegation. That (»f
ihe/amount herx'in ap-
-pna’ed. the supervis
or and county commis-
iiciiier.s -hall not expeml
in excess of $l,f>b<).»)7 in
F'ranc''^. Juamta FrankjK. Evelyn Gard^^j
rer. \ a Mall. Margaret Hughe-.
U 1_ .M te-. W illiani I’oag, Vivian
« -owi. •. Marv Fivan-.'Juamta la-h-
any one m«>nth, $l,b(K).(M>
of -aid amount to be used
fitv the purchase of road
machinery and eijiiip-
ment and Che county
ommi-sinmMS are here
by auth:»rize<l to Ixirrow-
an additumal $l,b00.00
at a rate of intt'iesl not
to exei*e«l b'r payable
one year from date, to be
u-e«I for the same pur-
-ou i. •. Mary Fivan
nuin. Hrui-e Ab/ams. ^
F«»ur:h gr'a.le; .Maurice Havenport.
« art:- .Morn-. Hazel .A«lams, Dori-
Ib.zanl. .Miriam Havenpoit, Willette!
FNan-. Mary I.anford. lb»rolhy Sulton.
Filla Mae .'<ult»*n. Bernice Whelchel. m,ve.
Walter Fuller. F-thel Owen-. Item 2. Salaries:
F ifth grade; Falward larhinan. Har- <’ourt
old la-w -. .luamta Adams, Nellie Assistant
Farm* r. Jeannette (iaskins. F.mma
Ka'e Oxn« r. R ith Starnes, Constance Traveling
.'sulLvan. Ruby Harrelson. .<heriff
.<,v;h giuivk-; Harvey Dodgtm. Shenff.s, four at
11 .NUO.IK)
720.00
Lk«H).00i
oxpen.ses
for
«‘>00.00
$•'.00.00, if
necessary- , ..
Wjtne.s-es shaji receive
the comjK'nsation now
provided by law, and all
jurors, bailiffs, and the
"court'crier in attendance
upon the Courts of Gen
eral Sessions and Com
mon Fleas of I..aurens
('ounty shall receive as
jcomjvensation the sum of
two ($2.00) dollars per
'diem and mileage as now^
provided by law.
Item 0. County Home, Poor
Hou.se and.Poor .
Provided, That of the
amount herein approprp
ated,*the superintendent
of the county hoi^'shail
receive a .salarydf $,'j0.00
per month, and shall be
allowed $^00 per month
for addKional help. Pro-
\ idejlj f'jrther. That of
th^ amount here.in ap-^
rdpfaile'd, one Irandred
I $100.00) dollars is for
—the- purtwse of-needed re
pairs to buildings, if so
much Ik* necessary.
Item H. Public buildings,
:nc!u«ling water, fuel,
light and insurance
Item 9. Printing, Postage
and stationery
Item 10. Mj.scellaneou.s con-
t.ngent
Sa .1 amount to be ex-
jH-nd only uiMvn the writ-:
ten approval of the sena
tor and a majority
the I,aurens county dele
gation in the (ieneral
.A'.sembly.
Item 11. Rest Room
hem 12. Interest on pa.st
indebte<Ine.ss
Item 13. Payment of Pro
bate Judge ffir imlexing
|H‘n.-:it»n claims
l^-ss e.-:timated ix*venue as
follow's:
Fees from county
office.s $7,500.00
Commutation roaj
lax . 2.500.00
Fines and for
feit ure.s 2,500.00
F'lom Insurance
Commissioner’s ,
office 3,335.00
2,750.00 such contracts shall be null and void.
The official bond of the county su-‘
jpervi.sor and county commissioners
shall be i^sponsible for all unauthor-^
4,000.00 ized exj>enditures and cont.^ict.s nusKle
I by .said officer-, on beFialf of L^drens
County. .
Sec. 7. The Ivoard of crtunty com
missioners is hereby authorized to di
vide the exjvenditurcs of such appro- 1
• priations in mondmyt paymeni.s, and
your physician and
abQut the little spot.
make inquiry
INSURANCE
/ WHOI.ESaME FACTS
Can you pacdan my ,takirg pride in
these report.s of treatmerft in our most
seno’-is (^iseases? Remember — cancer
is the only ailment that left to itself,'
in variably kilLs!
Dr. Ma -on, of Rochester, renorts: *
We offer expert ^rvice
and protection. Afi:etit for
some*of the strongest Fire
Insurance Companies in
America.
Birmingham, Eng-
"Out of 3,444 (cancer) patient.s,
I , l,77fJ obtained 5-year cures ”
borrow monejV/dn sufficient sum.s to j. . -• k
meet the e.xpenses of the current year. ’
See. S^fn the- event of a vacancy | “Fifty per cent of ca.se-s of cancer
or a t>ew recommendation, there shall of the cervix lu
be appointed and commissioned by the cured.'*
REAL ESTATE
Town and country prop
erty. Prices attractive.
Clinton Realty &
Insurance Co.
B. H. BOYD,, Agent
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leck of the womb
^Fb'ernop. upon the recommendatipn of. Br. JaeJeson, Philadelphia:
{the .sheriff and the head official of the
. About eighty per cent of caheer
‘>«00 00 T *'" special depu- of the larynx can be cured-an^T by a
tiys to have the usual authority of reiatively simple operation.”
pea<:e officers, and shall be aligned
LEGAL PAPERS
i)r. Bellhorn, New York:
to dut) at Watts Mill, Lj'dia Mill and **Sixtj'-four cases show 5-year cures,
Joanna Mill, as the sheriff might des-^in 11.3 per cent.” n ■
ignale, and shall be paid by the treas«: a marvelous report for the medical ■
uiei of Lauren.s County iFie ^uin of profe.ssion to make. None of our most !
ten ($10.00) dollai'^ per month, and outstanding culls have done anything
the .said three mills may supplement like it. In fact, they have done noth-i
the salarie.s if they .so desire, .such ap- ingl Just blow-hards, wind-bags.
■ poiimeniS to be made for a period ofi The war on cancer has been waged
•two years, however, ^me nray^Wre-niritS^v^^ radttmi -aiwF surgery. ,
voked by the governor upon the rec- These are the only agencies known
If
NOTE AND MORTGAGE
CROP MORTGAGE ^
BILL OF SALE
REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE
REAL ESTATE TITLE
LABOR CONTRACT
TRESPASS NOTICE
We Haven't Hie Form You
Need, We Can l•^inl It.
and
,1.
1,500.00
0.000.00
ommeniiaiion oi me sneriii anil such that have any value in cancer
y^miU official at--any-timet--said-depiajes-.ii^^y must be applied early.
If p.>.-.sible maligisant cases would '
clerk of court of I.aurens County, and only he exam.ned at the ve.-y first
shall give the u.-uai bond^in the sum ef ^o5pi^ion—yes, even earlier than that
‘^ 500 00 ($1,000.00) dollars, con- —mor:aiity from cancer would be
ditioned. upon their faithful perform- reduced to less tlmn half in the next
ance of duty. yearl I-n’t that worth paying atien-
.^ec. 9. The court hou.-e janitor/to lion to? Don’t apply to a euLisl; go to ^
be named by the clerk of court, shall '. ^ ' ■, ' .
receive the sum of fifty (.$,50.00) do?- »aaiha»»#a»»a#»aa<aaaaaaaaai
lars |>er month.
Sec. 10. The treasurer of Laurens
Gounty is hereFjy required to obtain se
curity for all fumbTof f.aUrens ( ounty
which IS now or may hereafter be de
posited in any bank or Fianks. The se
curities herein iXHiutred shall be ap
proved the sinking fund commis
sion. ^ ’
Chronicle l^b. Co.
Publishers : Printers
Call 74
.Sl'BSt UIBE TO THE CHRONICLE
•‘Fhe Paper Everybody Bead**”
225.00.*
L500.(H)
Sec. 11. .All Acts., or part.s of .Act.-
inconsi.-itent with this .Act are hereby
25.00 . -
Sec. 12. This .Act shall take effect,
immediately upon^its approval by the
governor.
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CharN- Frank-. Kelley W’aits. Mil
dred B*-zard. Ideth«-I F'rancis, Sabiy
Smith
.<even- g a le I H l»avenpoi“.
<'«:h<r!n«- F nnev, Ib»-a Ia«* Moate-.
H*nr.e”a T.iiner.
SPFi I M, B\R<; \l\
Expire- Marth lU. pl.t I
\ni«r*ran 'laea/in*'. Woman"- llotm*
all
$HHi.OO per month for
twelve Mionth.s, begin
ning Jan. 1. 1934
Tiaveling expenses for
Ihne Deiiuty Sheriffs
at $25.(10 pel jnonth for
twelve inonlhs. beginning
M.irch l-t. if much be
TH Ce--ai y
$33,940.70
( l•P’nan?#•n and ( Weckl>
fi»r 1-5 nnHilh- lor .'(|.00 ^
for County
Rtsular price .'‘♦i.lMI.
JAMFs W t \LDW El I
Xnvlhim: in Matta/ints
of
Educu-
t
for
Fldu-
D, E. Tribble Co.
n NKR.VI. DIRKl TORS
and ——
L.MBAL.MER.'^
Licensed Embalmer. Complete
.Mf*dern Equipment
Da> Phone
91
Night Phones
21. 25.1 or 2.'
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Clinton
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s.^Miintciuli't
t. .n ■
Travtlmg ixpeii-es
SujM-nntt luleiit of
cation
.--i-taiu .SuiK'i inteiident
»»f Falucation
Pix.vided. That no other
money >hall lx* paid to
tbe assistant superinten-
drnt of .educatToh frbnT
game faiuls or any other
funds coining to the
county.
Attorney
Physician (all county work
inckiding iit<lU(*?f^d
.Medical Supplies
MULES!
No imulical supplies shall
be purchased except on
wiitten approval of the
county physician,
t'oroner
.su|H*rvisor
Traveling expenses for
Sui>ervTMTr
Two (21 t'ounly t'ommis-
>u»ners at $^t(UI.()0 each
Traveling exjienses for
( ountv t'ammissioners,
, ach n5t».tHl ”
t'lerk to Hoard of County
Total, estimated
revenue $10,035.00
1.^00.00 Total, le.s.s estimated
revenue
Sec. 2. That the county supei-visor
is hereFiy aullmvizeil and required to
I make a quarterly ixqMiri to the I/au-•
r»*ns County delegation in the (len-
‘.mu.lKl A-'cihbly, giving an itemizeil ami
♦‘.s7.>'.» verified statement of all the expendi
tures |h-i taming to his office which
(5iMi.no Lj,vj. )H*en paid by him. and also an
♦»K«..s.) iieni'.zed statiunent <»f aH debts and
uUigaliom^ iiic.iried for which Ijiu-
1,2(M).(M.5 ("ounty is liable, .said report shall ^
l»e iua<le on or InTore .April 1st. July
1st. OclblnT 1st, and January 1st of
|.>U.tM) ^.v-ah year. ' ,
Sec. 3. That the supervisor is here- ;
by forbidden fixtm making any «lel)t
or uldigation for l^aurens ("ounty not
covered by 4he appropriation herein
made and any obligation made by said
supt‘rvisor in excess of the levy and
appropriation herein made shall not |
be a debt against Laurens County. !
Sec. 4. That the county superintend- f
ent of education,^is^ hereby authorized I
and em|>owere<| .tpjbbcrow not exceed-1
seventy (70'U l>€r cent, of taxes |
“0®.®0 for schtHvI purjMxse.s e'STimated for the
year lisl4 for the purpose of paying'
IJquid. Tablets. Salve. Nose Drops
rkeelui Malaria in .1 days. Colds first
day. Headaches or Neuralgia i*
minutes.
FINE LAXATIVE AND TONIC
Most Speedy Remedies Known.
THE RIGHT KIND OF DRY
CLEANING
RE.STORES BEATTY AND STYLE TO YOTR
(I.OTHES.
AND OTR TIME-TESTED REPTTATION ASSTRES
^ YOT OF THE RIGHT KIND. '
“Yours For Excellence in Quality and Service”
EVERYTHI.NG CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED
Phone 28
BUCHANAN’S
DRY
CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY
“THE OLD RELIABLE”
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rjo.tHi
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doesn’t evjerybo^y buy
25U.00
the new Pontiac ?
salaries of teachers and other-schoid i
for j
puriKvjies, to pledge a tax levy j
.-choji purposes and the state aid to be;
received umier the 6-0-1 school law i
3.50.00
for the y
Uhe same
year 1933, for the payment of!
«•, Pixivided, That the trustees!
1,>0.1H>_^,I' various .school ilistricts are au-
("lOO.tW
thorize^- and empowerwl to borrow i
money for .school puri>oses as above ;
provideil ujum obtaining the written
pemiission ' *’■ '' ' “ * '
■SWWOKdWitSm:
of the County Hoard of,
Commissioners
Judge of Probate
Clerk to Judge of Probate
■ l.,(iuirjens J ounty Lilirarj’
'• —I'rtwided, That not over
~ $:io.tMI iHT month be ex-
•|H nded for .salary. * j
Magistrates: .
t'ity of lj»uie1ns
t'lerk. for .stonograixhic
help in holding inquests,
and .subjtKrt to call of
..sheriff and—or solicitor-
and for any other county
investigation ordered by
the delegation
Clinton .
Constable at t'linton
. Waterloo *
have just unloaded another ^uffletown
■r oi Fine Young Tennessee Cross Hill .. . !
Maks, priced right.
^ w, “" Jacks
.Cm at o«r sUade at. once and Gray Court
Ieoh th« over. 'Sullivan
^ Mountville ...
-li«a 3. -County Boarda;- -
1 DKvda j Board of RqUilizatiori
IWE STOCK JO.
T. UHhw llfr. jltak 4. Jail
Sec. .5. "That the aiulitor is hereby
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authorized and re<iuired to levy a tax •
■ of one 11) mill on all taxable pixqierty *
* " of Ijiurens County the , proceeiFs of
'*■ ■ said levy to be u.sed for payment of|
tuition for high school pupils residing 1
in districts where no high schtvol is
—" Iocate4l. said funds to be apjxortioned
accomling to enrollment. The funds.
- iierein appropriated shall also apply!
jto high schools located in school tlis-j
tricis in counties adjacent tn Laurens;
County that receive pupils from school,
district in l.auren.s County where noj
I high school i.s located. !
Sec. 6. The official bond for the
lOO.tW supervisor of l,aurens County
7^.tH) thousand ($10,009.00) dol-
.>W.OO jipj HQ claims against Laurens
l«o.t)0 ('QHHty shall be paid until they havej
'na<i|, the approval in writing of the!
1 »5.tK) coun^' supervisor and both of the j
county commissioners. The county su-j
pervisor and the county commission-)
175.00 are hereby forbidden from using
150.00 ^ny of the mon^ provided for in this
90.00 Act in the payihent for, or in purchas-
The other day an^owi
to us—*'ir^ doesn’t enrrykx/jr
buy the new Pontiac?”
This owner had simply learned what we
have known since we kmiii this car,
namely— ,
—that it everj^oJy were completely
familiar with the advantages of owning
the new Pontiac, almost ererjkody would
wai^it:
—that Pontiac has big, smooth, powerful
Bendiz mechanical brakes—
—that Pontiac is really almost es eco
nomical, both to buy and to operate, as
mrycar you can Mate—
—that oot more than three or four stock
cars, in America cah^'^pass a Pontiac on
the road—
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—and, finally, that Pontiac is one of the
/u« most beautiful cars in the world-
Suppose, briefly, that everybody knew—
—that Pontiac is really a car, with a
wheelbase of 117' inches, and a Fisher
body that is most generously roomy—
—that Pontiac has a big, smooth, power
ful straight eight enf^ne—really the equal in
etery Way, of the vny finest power plants—
$
—that Px>nt:ac has "Knee-Action*’wheels
as developjed by General Motors—
Yes—if everybody actually kneu' these
things—we believe that just about every
body would want a new Pontiac.
If we’re r/gfi/—want a Pontiac—for
you’ve read the facts here, for yourself.
Then come in. We will bt dclighrett
to prove to you the full truth of every
single statement made in this message.-
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THE S UJtPRJS£ CAR OF THE I'-T-lg
y
snUdl tools, without the written ap-
tproval of die state senaior from Lao-
m\ aawm 4am
SOflLOOj
Cou^
lesa m
and a\ majority of the
Che hcMBK of rtpresenta-
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LAURENS, S. C.
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