The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, December 20, 1934, Image 9
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THUaSDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1924
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THE CHRONICLE regretSythat due
to a lack of space, the reg^ar iastall-
raent.of its t)|rilling serial story^,
'‘liove lightly," is omitted today.
The story will be resumed next
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South Cafolina Farmers Vote! Recommends Removal of Blue
9^9 Per Cent for Retention! Eagle From Clinton Mill. No week-end with Mr. and Mre. ll E. Pra
of Bankhead Law. ' ,
Goldviile, Dec. 12.~Mr. and Mrs.
Boyd Fallaw of Bat^burg spent the
Columbia, Dec. 15.—South Carolina
fanners v<)fted FViday 93.3 per cent in
i favor of retention of > the Bankhead
Decision In Lydia Mill Case.
cotton control act.
^CW i Olson, secretary of the state
rjk ^ I ' . Bankhead allotment board, announced
* • X w A I late' today the final vote by official
girl's 81,471 for and /StTSt
FOR SALE —New 24-inch
cycle. Price reasonable. Call
EihcJ R. Pitts. I .
A CADENT Insurance Tickets—cost
only 26c a day pay up to $5,000.
S. W. Sumerel, 'phone 80 and 32.
ljj_>!pount
Mrs.
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ter.'
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Boland and M^
Washington, Dec. 18.— 'The textile Mrs. Irwin Smith spent Sunday
labor aboard, set up by President}Mrs; J. V, Long in L«x-
RdoseVek to restore peace in.the tcx-’ ***^f^***
tile industry, today ma^ its first j ^^dey Weathers and , - - ,
recommendation for a Blue Eagle dttle son spent Saturday in Sparta‘n-|5n January next, being Monday, the
removal. l^virg. iVth day of the month,'during the legal
The board asked the NRA.compli-l Mrs,'Roy Templeton and little son,!hours su<^h sales, the following de-
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LAND SAL^ ')
e of^Bouth Carolina, ' —<
bunty of Laurens.
• In Court ot Oommon Pleas
W, Scott Parley, Receiver of^ tfw |
Coui
Sober, on the south by lands of Jao.
L. Young, and on the went by hUMla
of T. D. Davis and C. V. Monroe.
Terms of Sale: Caeh. The euoeeae-
fui bidder on the Ihnds being knocked
First Natdonel Bank of Clintoh, S. C'.l^lr^” depodt with the
......... _ ’ Clerk of Court five per centum of the
ann^nt of his bid as a guarantee oif
his j^d faith in the bidding, the
to be )
appiied to tbe pnrehase price
upon hris conrpliance with the terms of
Plaintiff, vs Hugh B. Workman, De
fendant.
Pursuant to a Decree of the C<rart
In the above'stated case, I will sell at
public outcry to the highest bidder,!.. u .
either in or in front of the Court I ^otherwiw to be paid to tiie
House, at Laurens, S. C., on saiesday 1^ *on> the indebted-
In the event the successful bid
der should fail to make such deposit
or should ^fail to t comply with the
ance division to take away the Eagle *^**’''**'*^* spending the week withjso^'ibed property, to-writ:
from the Clinton mills, of ainton, S.^^rs. M. E. Horn in Oiffside, N. C. All of the right, title
PDUND—White and liver-spotted f®* i siiowed-the act won support in every
male bird dog. Taken up at home ^Qm^jy state by an overwhelm-
of A. C. Suber, Route 3. Owner, can. ^,1^, majority. The percentage of the
get same by paying^or its food *nd | n^ajority in favor of retention of Che
this, advertisement. , ^measure was “very neatly the same^
The *per-
agiynst. .A total of 87,255 South Caro
lina farmers, Ottson said, voted in the
referendum, conducted in all the cot-
ton-grbwing states yesterday to ascer
tain the attitude of growers toward
the production, control measure. j .. „ . t j ,
of official returns i*nd the Lydia Cotton mills, also of .‘*®^°rily and hopes to be out again
C., for failure to reinatate four for-{
met employees held to have been dis '
criminated against for union activi
ties in the September strike
Charges against the Clinton mill
Mr. Hunnicutt Improving
Mr. Hunnicutt, who suffered minor
and interest
bf Hugh,B. Workman, the same be
ing a one-sixth <1-6) undivided inter
est In and to44li that tract, piece or
■ injutfies in an automobile accident parcel'of Jartd situate<l, lying and be
about a week ago, is improving satis-
I A tabulation
RADIOS . are appropriate Christmas
gifts. We have, a large stock. Prices
and terms to suit. RADIO EX
CHANGE. , / Itc,
in all counties, Olson said,
centage for the etate was given as
93.3. ‘ '
South Carolina farmers indicated in
county meetihgs and a statewide
meeting last month that they favored
retaining the Bankhead act but writh
modifications and assurances have
been voiced by political and ecc^nomic
GE REFRIGERATORS will serve the leaders that amendments will be
FOR SALE —Nice R. L R^ fryipg-
sised chickens, 25c per pound. Mrs.
A. E. Spencer. ^ Itp,
home for many Christmases to
come. Select yours now. RADIO EX
CHANGE. Itc
IF IT CAN BE CLEANED OR
pressed. Royal can do it. Royal Dry
ClMners. South Broad Street, Phone
77. tf
CLERKS: Men-women, good healtb.
Experience unnecessary. Common
education sufficient to qualify ,/or
government work. $105 to $175 month
ly. Write Civil Service Training Bu
reau, Inc., Box L, care'tThronicle.‘ Ip
FLOWERS
Giv^ flowers .. everybody,
appreciates them. You will
And a full line oft*Po(ted
Plants, Cut Flowers, and
Christmas Wreaths on dis-
play.
Cherries, Poinsettias, Be-
S:onias, Geraniuma,—Prim-
rcse. Cyclamen,
Gladioli-^ Carnations.
Drive over and'see them
or call 2105.
EASTStDE
GREENHOUSE
Oit Columbia Highway
Clintqn, brought by the United Textile
Workers, were the first heard by the
labor board.
A hearing m both cases was held
here tNoventber 26. No—decision has
btwii leached in the cfjise of the Lydia
plant which was charged with dis
criminating against^ 18 union leaders
employed in that mill previous to the
strike. '
Among the four involved in the
Clinton charges were Paul Dean, pres
ident of the Clinton U. T. W. local,
and J, T. Broom, vice-president.
sought at the next session of congress
Governor Blackwood in S' brief
stateihent today on the outcome of the
phll terrned the results “most gratify-
Urnr” and added the question is now
on a basis upon which evils of the
control plan may be corrected and ad
ministrative difficulties ironad out
Giles Back From
Detroit Factory
Audits, Systems
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Income Tax -
Smrvice
Robert B. Roper
Certified PabUc Aecoantant
Box 153—Phone 608
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LAURENS, S. C.
TO
g-TpUm* fuUy the marvelous
WiUafd Treatment which has
brought amaxing relief to
thousands everywhere.
^WiU^’s is designed for
the relief of 5tomacA or
Du^dunml Vieira, Poor
Digm»timn,AeUDytpap»im,
Stw or C/peet Shunmekp
'Cmtainmaa, BImmting,
Mamrtkarm, CotuHpmtimn,
Adk about Willard’a IS-Day Tiisd Offer.
SMITH'S PHARMACY
The Rexall Store '
EVERYTHING IN^RUGS
CLINTON, 8. C.
The vote by counties as announced
by Olson follows:
Counties
Yes
No
Abbeville
.... ....-1,712
107
Aiken
2,273
323
Allendsde
823
323
Anderson ....
. r 3,277
126
Bamberg
1,122
64
Barnwell
1,670
76
] Beaufort'
947
34
Berkeley
.•1,22Q
48
Calhoun ...
1,027^
. 52
Charleston .. . .
906
\io
|(''herokee .
2,202
183
j Chester . ... ...
1,013
92
Chesterfield
2,837
251^
Clarendon
. 2.672
80]
'Colleton
1,030
- 188|
! Darlington
' . . 1.841
138 i
, Dillon
2,382'
21
iKirchester
707
1451
'Edgefield
1,362
1C3
1 Fairfield
6.50.
‘ 72
{Florence
. 3,160
75
"Georgetown
205
1
Greenville ^
2,755.
"308 i
Greenwood
1,362
. 46
Hampton
... 821
43
Horry
826
20
Jasper
689-
25
Kershaw ....
.... . 1,939
117
Lancaster
1,483
186
Laurus
1,384
131
Lee
1,322
26
Lexington .... ..t
*1,281
487
McCormick
724
53
Marion ....
, 1,575
14
Marlboro
. 1,338
142
Newberry .... ...-..
2,238
204
Oconee
2,166
91
Orangeburg
3,906
220
Pickens ....
1,736
228
Richland .... /■
1,601
1B7
Saluda ....
1,672
126
Spartanburg
5,344
272
Sumter ......... ....
2,703
78
Union *..
1,507
70
Williamiiburf
2,431
176
York ,... ...
1,914
243
How Nation Voted
Number .Number
State
Favoring Against
Alabama
...173,349 .
7,557
Arkansas
. 69,785
7,557
Arizond
... 1,161
3,538
California
... 1,081
450
Florida
3,092
304
Georgia
.121,329
18,630
Kentucky ..
... 1,645
400
Louisiana
.... 96,173
2,566
Mississippi
...164,824
5,143
Missouri
.... 7,019
1,239
New Mexico . ..
.... 1,840
650
North Carolina ..
....117,232
9,54^
Oklahoma
.... 41,741
27,145,
South Carolina ..
.... 81,471
5,784 1
Tennessee
.... 61,706
4,379,.
Texas
.... 88,243
13,018
Virginia
.... 7,273
244
Total ...1 .... »
1,060,226 .
99,650
C. C. Giles, of the Giles Chevrolet
corhpany, has returned to the city af
ter a stay of several days at the Gen
eral Motors factory in Detroit where
soon.
' • Girls’ Club
A talk by Miss Nella Long of thjr
Home Economics Department of Clin
ton "high school was a featur^ qf the
Joanna Girls’ club meeting on Tues
day evening. Miss Long’s talk con-
cejrhed color combinations and colors
in dress for individual type.s.
During the social hour Misses Dqt^
is Abrams, Sarah Clark, and Gladys
Marshall served cranberry delight
with cakes and coffee.
Surprise Party' "
At seven o’clock Tues^y evening
the parsonage family were surprised
by a visit from a number of ladies of
the Womans’ Missionary Society and
their husbands. A number of games
were^ enjoyed, after which Mrs. Ross,
president of the society, presented to
Mr, Medlock a purse from the society.
along with numerous other dealers, he 1 token of t^ir appreciation of his
mg in Hunter Township, Laurens
County Soqth Carolina, known as the
A. C. workman place, and containing
fout^ hundr^ and sixteen (416) acres,
more or less, bounded on the north by
Rhett Miller and” J. F. Workman, on
the east by lands of J. F. Workman
and Mrs. Belle Suber, on the south by
lands of Jno. L. Young, and on the
west by lands of T. D. Davis and C.
V. Monroe. ' V
Terms of Sale: Cash. The successful
bidder on the lands being
terms of the sale the lands shall be
! resold on the same or some subse
quent sale.sday on the-same terms, at
the risk of the defaulting bidder. Pur
chaser to pay for papers, stamps*and
recording.
As no deficiency judgment is sopght
against the defendant herein the sale
sha'H be closed at the Concluding of
the bidding and upon the successful
bidder complying w’ith the terms of
sale. ’
THOS. W. BENNETT,
C. C. CLP. & G. S., Laurens, S. C.\
Dated Dec. 17th, 1934,—l-3-3tcb.
new 1935
b^ put
on
model
the
went to inspect the
Chevrolets soon to
market.
In speaking of his trip, Mr. Giles
stated that it afforded an unusual op
portunity for dealers to get the inside
story of the new Chevrolet. The new
mmlels in the near future will be on
exhibit at his show rooms here, he
states, and carry many outstanding
feature.^ and improvements that are
sure to appeal to the buying public.
interest in the various phases of
their work. After this, several large
boxes full of fruit were brought iP
far refreshments. A good time was
had by all.
mr
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C.H. Roper Held
CHRISTMAS SERMONS
AT METHODIST CHURCH
Dr. J. 1'. RotH'r. nastor of .North
Broad Street Methodist chuirh, .an
nounces spwial ('hri-stmas services
for Sunday. the morning hour he
will speak on, “Incarnation of the
Christ of Eternity.’’ In" the e'vening
his subject will be, ’’Christ jrf History
ProBtinenr Retired Laurens Bus
iness Man Passes Afier Long
Illness. Funeral Held Friday.
on the lands being knocke<I
Row^ to him shall deposit with the
Clerk of Court five per centum of the
amount of his bid as a guarantee of
his good faith in the bidding, the same
to be applied to the,purchase price
upon his compliance with the terms of
the same, otherwise to be paid to the
plaiPtiff for credit on the indebted
ness. In the event the successful bid
der should fail to make such deposit
or should fail to comply with the
.terms, of the sale the lands shall be
Ire.sold on the same or some subsequent
salesday on the same terms, at the
risk of the defaulting bidder. Purchas
er to pay for papers, stamps and re
cording.
As no deficiency judgment is soughti
against the defendant herein the sale
shall be closed at the concluding of
[the bidding and upon thp successful
bidder complying with the terms of
the sale.
THO.S; W. BENNETT,
C. C. C. I*. & G. .S.. Laurens, S. ('.
Dated Dec. I7lh, 19.11.—l-lDatcb.
Laurens, Dec. 21.-^Funeral seririces
for C. H. Roper, prominent Laurens
businee man and'^banker for many^
yeara. who dii4 last night after a long
period of illness, were held Friday af
- LAND SALE
Staite of South Carolina,
County of Laurens.
In Court of Common Pleas.
The City of Laurens, Plaintiff, va
Earle W. Workman, Defendant.
Pursuant to a Decree of the Court
dn the above stated case, I will sell ai
public outcry to the highest bidder, at
l^aurens, C. H., S. C., on salesday in
January next, being Monday, the 7th
day of the month, during the legal
hoursTor such sales, the following'de
scribed property, to-wH:
One undivided one-third (1-3) inter
est Of, in and to: All that certain
.tract, piece' or parcel .^of land. situate,
lying and being in the County of Lau
rens, in the State of South Carolina,
containing four hundred sixteen (4i6)
acres, more or less, known as the
home place of the late A. C. Work
man, deceased, and bounded on the
north by (lands of Rhett Miller, on the
east by lands qf the Blaylock estate,
on the south by lands of John L.
Young, and lands of Mrs. W. D. Su-
and oa the west by lands of T. P.
L.\ND SALE
State of South Carolina,
('ounty of Laurens.
.In (’ourt of Conimon Picas.
t)er,
ilavi.s. Said interest being that of the
Defendant, Earle W. Workman, a one-
sixth (1-6), interest havifig been ac-
(Iiiired by him hy conveyance-tewn J.
Uyan Workman and a one-sixth (1-6)
inlerest hy inherititnee.
temoon'at 8 o'clock from the home ol
hie oldeet eon, Robert H, Roper, Wee
'lUedkaMi
Ingredknts of Vick*
VapoRiib in Convenient Candy Pom
VICKS COUSH DROP
PHILCO
Radios & Tubes
Sniith’s Pharmaitjr.
666
Young Brothers- Live Stock Conijiany
will be held January 15, I'.iJS, in the
bffice of the Commercial Bank at 4:00
o’clock P. .M,Object of meeting is to
decide on the reduction of the Capital
Stock of .said Company, and a two-
thirds majority vote of the stockhold
ers will be neces.sary to make
reduction.
At this meeting Directors for
ensuing year will be electecL-
By order of the Board of Directors
YOUNG BROTHERS LIVE
STOtK COMPANY, ‘
H. D. Henry,
Secretary-Treas urer.
t-10-4tc
W. Scott Farley, R('ceiv<>r of the Tcuins of Sale, ('ash. The successful
First Natiional Bank of Clinton, S. (\J bidder,' other thnn the plaintiff, on
Plaintiff, vs Bm Workman, Defend-|the lands h(‘ing knocked down to him,
ant. (-shall deposit with the '('lerk of the
Pursuant to Deeree of the ('hurt ih {'ourt,'five jM-r centum oT the amount
the above staled case, I will sell at . of his bid, ns a guarantee of his good
I faith in the bidding. The .same to be
l,aurens, (7 H., S. C., on salesday in aVl>lied to the purchase price upon
STOCKHOLDERS NOTK’E
meeting of tlw" stockholders of “public outerjTto the higlu'st bidder, at
January next, being Monday, the 7th
day of the month,' during the legal
his complying with the terms of sale,
othei-wi.se to l>e paid to the Plaintiff
for credit on its indebtedness. The bid
ding s+rall close-on the day of sale. In
hours for such sales, the following de-
.aci'ibod property, to-wit:
All of the right, title and interest!the event the successful bidder should
of Ben Workman, th'e same being a’fail to make such deposit, or should
this j one-sixth (1-6*) undivided interest Tn | faTl to'comply with the‘terms of the
jand to all thaX tract, piece or parcel of j sale, the'said land.<r shall be resold on
the j land situated, lying and being in'Hun-1 the same or some subseiiuerit salesday
ter Township, Ijaurens .County, South)on the same terms, at the risk of the
C'arolina, known as the A C. Work-, defaulting purchaser. The purchaser
ing.
man -place, containing four^undred | to pay for papers, stamps and recofd-
and sixteen (416) acr<**, mpre or'leas,
bounded on the north by-dft4»«tt Miller
and J. F. Workman,, on the east by
lands of J. F, Workman and Mrs. Belle
THOS. W. BENNETT,
C. C. C. P. A>G. S., Uurens, S. C.
Dated Dec. 17th, 1934.—1-3-Jltcb.
COLDS
fm
DANZIGER’S
FEVER
uquw
SALVE -
TAMITS
NOSEINIOfS
FIRST MV
HEADACHES
m St MNUTES
FEEL TIIEI^IY-
'•ALL tfOlR OIT?”
)«ct««eeetcectet«c«
A Gift That
Lasts A Year..
HOLIDAY SALE
IS NOW ON!
'l^v.
Why not solve that GIFT
PROBLEM by sivinR a
year's subscription . to a
magazine. You can get one
suitable ^ to every age and
taste.
Lots of
Postoffice
All Day Saturday
Get Rid ef PoiiOM That
Make Ya« IR
kt^tag
tm. aai
Do jam M ttrad, atrstvel
te ttay tUf
tki vlu^ eyt-
Uat DMfi't ntt$. Doaifa set for
tlio kldnoyt only. TiMy Ua
IddBtyt rtteatt tho Moo4 oflwalthi-
4t#r<bisa potoonooR^waRto. I>om>
Pilla an and tad
tkt world tw. Otk
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SI'S FILLS
The po^toiffice will remain open all
day Saturday instead of fdr a half day
as usual. It wlU also be open all day
on Monday, but closed on Tuesday,
TTiere will be no delivery on Christ-,
mas Day. exicept package. Early
mailing of cards, letters and packages
is urged.
Jas. W. (Caldwell
CaU 38 at 12:30 P. H.-
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Nfew Coats, Dresses,
TO MBBT PWDAY
The Jameti B. Parrott chapter, Or
der of the Esstern.Star, will meet Fri-'
'jay evening at 7:30 o’cl(^k in the Ma^
sonic temide. This is the last meeting-
of the year and aU members are ur^bd
to attend.
CHRISTMAS
CAKES
25c up
AT BELL STREET FRIDAY
The isieBd>en of t^. Negro adult
school will give a p|?ogam on Friday
evening at evbt o’clock in the Bell
Street. school audHorinm. The pro-
‘gram Wl be in ctorge at the teach
ers, Susie Ruth a^ Sam UHiewood.
Proceeds from the Chtertiunmeiit will
Iw Qied Ibr fuel and
panes fqr the sebooL
IndiRw
—Fruit' Cakes
—^ocoanut Cakes
—Chocolate Cakes
—Caramel Cakes
—Lady Baltimore Cakes
—Angel Food Cakes
Assortment of Cookies jind
.small Cakes. • ^ -
All Icings used are home-
styled.
Bread, Rolls and Sweet Goods.
S^t-Rising aniTFrenclrBread.
IDEAL BAKERY
Mre. W. H. Roberts, Prop.
OUR LOW PRICES ARE PLEASING
AND SURPRISING.
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Plenty of Sensible and Practical
Gifts for the ,
Season’s Giving
Comer Musgrove and Enterprise Sts.
Clinton, S. C.
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