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1 :/ >V.. The Clinton Chroniclej Cliiiton, S. Thursday, ht District Ageiw Are oSignated To Adjust Complaints In Cotton Belt «justmem Administration to in - the portion Of-benefits a? speeified-hi^s^ the contract. It ,is not the purpose of , ^lay l7o ~ *- - - 1934 1 terfere with the usual and normal re- Cr(^ Hi|l News .dOL J ' . ■ ■ -lationships and te^re arrangements CROSS HILL, May 12.—Circle No. Eight district agents from the Ex- cooperated unselfishly in connect.on landlords^^nd their tenants, j of the Woman’s auxiliary of the tension Service in eight States of the-with the cotton adjvistment piOgiam, these are governed by established Presbyterian church met Monday af- Gotton Belt,, have been designated-to-^and that county agents and county pvadices and by State laws. teindon at the home of Mrs. Pierce work as field men with the Agricultu-^committ(?emen have been fair and ccn- ^g possible, the field work- Chandler, Mr.s. C. B. Mills led the de- ral Adjustmeirt Administration to in-jscientious in their efforts to carry out - gj^gg^ ascertain the votional.and Mrs. D. R. Chiiman was vestigate and adjust all .complaints, the program fairly and effective j. make a particular effort to program leader. Miss Anne Denny, violations and misunderstandings un- However, in a very small percentage adjustment or agree- Mrs. J. H. Austin, Mrs. W. H. White- der cotton adjustment contracts, it,of cases, considering that will be mutually satis- ford and Mrs. E. R. Austin gave in- was-announced today by the Agricul-, million contracts have been signed " ^nd fair to all paities concern- teresting talks on home missions and ..tural Adjustment Administration. 1 complaints have been received that ? ........ arid aaughter, June, t^e leaving'this Bishopville, were the guests of tb^ I week tip visit rejativ'es in Richmond.!father^ A. W. Hill. { j Virginia. - n-* » Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Miller, of Clint-^ yfMrs. Carol Summers./^ Orange- on. were Sunday guests of relaturaa burg, and Mrs. Wade Williford, of here. n B' ed.” their work. After the business ses- A conference of these eight men persons have^doptei^ one means or an- _ _ «PPnrd and program the hostess served " with officials of the Agricultural .Ad.'other in an' effort to ta',:e an unfau- . ^ delicious efreshments. ■ ius.u.ent Administration terminated advantage . "rs have exam3 tt f“^^ Fred NWe, of Ware Shoals, has re. ■ this week. The agents who will serve “The vast majority of the farmers ers nave examinea me iiies oi uic cut - ’ , ■ Md men untll^ the investigation, who are living up to the contract ob- ton section, and have taken for mves- turned home, having v.sjted h.s broth. ■ J. Green, Stillwater, ject to the few who are not abiding by tigation every compiamt as is completed, W Oliver,-Athens, Ga.; E. W Raleigh N C • Judd Brook, Jackson, and definite action toward iuvestigat- The field men will be eafti aetaiieo w, w. Uriffin, of iWillianiston, was Tenn.; C, W. Davis, Baton R.uge, La,: ing such complaints and kriiigi.ng to first visit certain States, and count- a visitor here fct week A H Ward A-ken SC about necessarv corrections. . ies within the States, taking with (Miss Bolly Watts, of Greiiiiwood, J. Phr Campbell, of the Aiiitiinistra- The AdjustmeuL Contract them all of the jusiStiable complaints spent the past week.end with friends 1 1 ttTv- o,1 I,<t crnktanf wHich huve bcen assigned them in here. , diie.tly,er, R. D. Nance, recent^-. Coleman left to training course at the Gaither, special organization to take prompt gram. • , ,Greenwood hospital. and definite action toward investigat- The field men will be eaph detailed W. W. Griffin, of IWiiliamston. was Okla • C C RandalL Little Rock Ark.; the contract and desire adjustment of or indirectly arising from the opera-1 Miss Pohy C C. C.’Smith, Greenwood. Miss.; J. G. these ca.ses. We have .set up this tion of the cotton adjustment pro- begin a nurse.s . . I ^ gr. .,1 • f • crrnm. • HrppnwnoH hos of tion-s Planning dhdsion, has been des-1 “Th. cotton ad.iustirient ecntiact which have been assigned them m here. ienated bv Chester C. Davie, ainfinis- and the regulations in reference to-iik,''^^‘shington. In visiting the States, Mi.s. Louis LaTelliei anti >on. trator of the ^Agricultural Adjustment have been foi^mulated on a basis con- they will report to State directors of Charleston, are visiting relatives. Act to direct this work. In announc- sidered fair and equitable to landown- Extension to i^iscuss the plan of pio-j Miss Lucy Goggins. of Winthiop. ing’the rolicv to be followed bv the ers and to tenants, and the Adminis- ceedure. and will then visit counties spent the week-end at home. 1 field workers Mr Davis made the tration has a definite obligation to see and Work with county cott^ adjust-] ‘Mrs. J. B. Hill spent, several days following staten>ent; ■ that landlords, share croppers, shave ment committees and county agents in last week, with her .sister m Green- “It is recognized that lanacwne;'s. tenants, cash tenant.^, and managing deterniiiping tne facts and adjusting vvo^d landlords and tenants' as a whole have share tenants shall actually receive the difficulties. ^We have reiraered you 36 years efficient INSURANCE service and we want to continue doing so. H. D. Henry Si Co. The Rev. and Mrs. Bostick /CHEVROLET at: by millions of bJt ' miles of testing .- ,»i. \ • by engineers: :>:tA • rULLT-ENCLOSED MEE-ACTION WHEEU 80 HORSEPOWER ^ 80 MILES PER HOBR ■ft'5 CABLE- CONTROLLED BRAKES in the hands of hundreds of thou sands of owners % f/ BODIES BY FISHEI x ' SHOCK- PROOF STEERING DCAL.CI* AOVEITTISCMEHT & TV7I1Y do yoti suppose Chevrolet keeps TepeatinjE;, “ ” in all of its advertising^ "Drive it only 5 files’’? Here’s the reason: Chevrolet engineers have tried out all the various' makes of cars in today’s low- price field. • And they, have proved to their complete satisfaction, the same things that hundreds of thou sands of Chevrolet owners are proving in 'their daily driving: How. much more smoothly a car travels with genuine, fully-enclosed^ Knee-Action. How much more comfortably it handles, with shock-proof steering. How much more restfully you ride, in a Fisher Body car. How much^more safely you drive* with cable-controlled brakes. And liow much finer perfcwmancc and better economy are secured Ih'om an overhead-valve Six! In other words, Chevrolet engineers know for sure that thc‘ Chevrolet ride simply can’t be matched by sliy other in the low-price field. They know it—thousands of owners know it—and now we want you to know it too^ before you make your final choice of a low-priced jear. CHEVROLET MOTOR COMPANY, DETROIT, MICH. Compare Chevrolet»low delivered prices and cosy G. M. A. C. terms A General Motors Vtduo Save with a a CHEVROLET SIX CLINtON, s. c: I ■ f* ' t ■ \ ■