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A THURSDAY^JANITARY 3. wSs Income Tex Bli 2 Being Maili -J state Commission For 30,000 Returns Frj»in Individ uals and Corporations. <^lum\)ia, Dec. •2)>(.-rWj R. «rad ley,, "T .4'>rector of the income tax division of - the. -state tax commission, said today - ' return forms for the" payment of 1934 f income and tangible taxes would received by nearly 30,000 South Caro- \ linians hext week. * | * Tne betters, a larger number than Mr. and Mr.-^. iBi S. t*1nson haVe re- ' Dr. E. ^ood^^mU,h and Mrs. E.- M.{ count of illnessr^is* EJizaibeth’ Lj Timmermaft were in St. Georgy/luring teach h^r classes during her turned from a week’s in Florida AndersoTSnd Mrs. A«ne, Ker„l *l jaunt, Mrs, M. P,< Felder. Mrs,. Felder! The following Clemson students legt ECONOMY The Gov talked in, I about e^nomyt {• --k :1 '3 «-.s sent last year, inelu,led .’ones "^^‘'caroCa' har'bee’n ■tiKhteninK''"'I »'"* B'ehmer of Kinards,:0/H. Sheelj, studiei 20,553 indi\idua}.> who-'t incomes dur cutting its expenditure^ to ^P^nt -Thursday with theif daughUH-^i-^^i,., ^^d Mrs..P. S. McElhinncy have spending the '■"1 ■-Uf ing the past year were estimated to in taxable brackets. The others wUl^'go to corporations and parlnershjfJ^. The entire'mail Wil\ be j meet its income. . i I There is not a state that couKln’t .. 'cut its running costs by one-third, as , North Carolina, has done; not a county postoffice tomorrow b^will not be cobldn’t dispen.se with many ex- distributed over the ^ate for some pp|^(}j*ures which 'benefit nobody but day.s, Bradley expired, on account of taxeaters. And there isn’t a ‘single mt -^jctumed to Atlanta after visiting the.es Rosa Bailey tittle, Cppie McCrary,! .Miss Annie Dell Poole of Paul- a latter’s^niothor, Mrs. Agnek4s»?’*u- iCaroline Maftin, Adeline Boland, Em- im>; Mason L. Poole of Waycross, Ga.; s- Arthur Black of- MoXiiitain View mie Adair and Lois Wilson. and Mr. and Mrs M C Poole and the volume involved SLBSC “The r ► / SCKHJE^TO THE CHRo.Mi Lr 'couldn’t b^nce its budget without The Turner | hardship oiKthe taxpayers—if the Pol and sister, Mrs. Hubert Todd. 1). M. McXaull of Miillins, sjient few days, here tins W-et*k with friend Thomas Chalnv*rs of Newberry, vis- high school faculty spent the holidays ited reJatiyes here last week. with hi.s parehtSf Mr. and-Mrs.i G. A. "MT??*--Elizabeth Sheely left yester-1 pjack. ilay for Ninety-Six, after spending j Miss Agatha Bailey returned Tiies- to her school-in Chester' after spending the holidays with her par- guests: .Mr. and Mrs. Boyce at-XlVinthrop college. after'F’oole, Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Alexander, ’ olidays at home:’Mi.ss-j Mr. an<l Mrs. .loe S. Poole of Lau- Friends of Miss Mildred \Miito, oi faihily and Joh'ii C„ Todd of Clinton 'political unit in the Uniteil States that C hrisimas--holidays \yith her par- jj^y to 'couldn’t balance its budget without Mrs. O. I. Sheely. spendii ^aper Everybody Read.s” j iticians in control really ^ desired ^Ir. and ITrs. Walteir Poole of lll- jy berton, Ga., spent the week-end with ents, Dr.-and Mi-s. T. L. W. Bailey. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Burdette i^nd Radio Ropairing Guaranteed Service Radio Exchange —JsrrY'e the people instead of feeding on former’s mother, Mr.s. W. A.-Poole. | sons have n'turned to their home in^ They were accompHnuKl home by Mi.ss'Charleston after st^ending the holi- , them-. If we ever have a • revolution in!^*^^*^ Belle Poole for a visit. I days with relatives here. "hAtnerica it will be over-the question of | Milam, Jr., of Kings Mouri-j j^j*^ Mrs. B. E. Wilson and fam- ' 'taxe>, just as our Revolution against ^®*”’ C”., spent the week-end * with, jiy of Spartanburg visited their dau- Bnti.sh rule was. parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. ^ j^hter-and sister, Mrs. C, E. Nichol.* Milam, ^during the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Geer and Hor-l Mrs. E: P. Uttle and daughter. s ‘4. * ^ Audits, Systems • • &iidl • • • . Income Tax Service Robert B. Roper Certified Public Accountant Box 153—Phone 608 - LAURENS, S. C. “FuU Feeling” After Meals Here la bow ThedfcnM’B Blacks Draught proved helpful to Mr. Archie W. Browh, of Fort Onea, Fla.: hava taken Black-Draught when Z have felt dull frptn over eating or eating too huniedly," fad vrrltee. **Binall doeee right after meala xld me of gaaea and heavF feeling, Z am a great btilever in Black-Draugfat," Thedfordra BLACK-DBAUGHT Finely VefcCable Laxative namnant uxs m itbiv** INSURANCE We offer expert service and protection. Agent for some of the stron8:est Fire Insurance Companies in America. REAL ESTATE Town and country prop erty. Prices attractive. Clinton Realty & Insurance Co. B. H. BOYD. Asient D. E. Tribble Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS and EMBALMERS Licensed Embalmer, Complete Modem Equipment Day Phone 94 / Night Phonea 24. 2S2 or 2S5 Ctinton S. C. A Picture of Your Hpmie _ At 2 O’clock Next yfedneaday Impossible to take now, but let us remind you that every four minutes a dwell- ^ ing burns. Thke no chances. See us before you have a fire. — o — H. D. HENRY &CO. H. D. Hcbit F. M. Bolaail T.4XES—On Sales i . .u i / j. -.w One of the thinirs North Carolina ®*^® week-end witlj > Margaret, of Gaffney, stHmt the week- ^ , \ , relatives in Rutherfordton, N. C. ‘ end here with Mrs Mollie Davidson did to balance its budget was to enact .. . ^ i- i u " ' V iya>iuauii 'a sales tax New York Citv has latelv ••^'land Mrs. Hugh Donnan. , 1 1 ^ ^ ^ - .i^tturned from Charleston, after spend-] Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Evans and chil- iput a sales tax into effect. Greatly ing the holidays with the fromer’s dren of Berihettsville, Mr. and Mrs. Craig Kennedy of Spartanhurg have to the surprise of politicians, who pre-, . j »* u i o.. dieted uprisings, the public taxes to, .r. n e * u ......i ' — . • the sales tax like a duck to water. L Miss -Teggy Sprunt has returned ..^turned to their homes after spemd- Politicians are governed .more by 11"/ fear of what the voters m*av do to Mr. and Mis. J. M. Rogei .s. Mr. and Mm. J. M. Pitts. *u 4U u ’ .u T-v. ' Mr. and .Mrs. W. Q. Grigg han* re- Mr and Mrs () M 'Kern anifdau-i them than by any other motive. They . i , .u u i *»ii.s. v^. m. ntin ami oau i , - -J . tui'ned to their home in Ntatesville,, are alwavs afraid that neonle who;T """" • i ghter, Nancy, of Spartanliuig visited I know thev aix* 'beine taxed will vote I*''" ^■’ *^^®^ spending a few days^ with fonner’s. mother, Mrs. Agnes them out of office ' ^^® mother, Mrs. .Metta ^^tone.: ^jy^ing the holidays. I , . . - . , • ! Mr. and Mrs. Alex Black of Green-J Hubert Pitts has returned fikim a It has been niy observation that no-1 t ’ » lu.s mis nimmu iium a 'boily objects to foir taxe, honestly i>1"; fo»-, business trip to Knoxville, Tcnn, , 'eollwtea and. ynestly expended for g"* i <>'»>■'■ Hif'lner, Martha ; proper public purposes. We object to' ' Fliedner, Inez Tucker, and Opal Dan- ( - . J ... . - Miss 1.4illah Mae' Eilwurtls has re-' ji,] have'ret urninl to Montreal NoTmal i paying taxes and getting nothing for . . , ,1. , -.u “ itiumeo 10 moniriai i\oimai, them "—I niorrth.s stay with to resume their What the politicians really fear about-the sales tax is that they eaTi’t | relatives in .Mullins. Mrs. Lewis Simpson and .Mrs. Mace; stmlies after sjiend-; ing the holidays at hoim*. j Miss Janet-Leake left last week fori 1. ... - . .u - 1 - 4 Young were called to Whitiiiire Mon- (),.of,ir.;'iv 1 «ftor simndinir the hidi-: J increase it as fast as their desire to . , <• 41 1 tu r .u •' sjm miing im non . day on account of the death of their 'jays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.' 'niece, Mamie Ruth Shannon.. i Will la^ake. 1 waste money grows. PFPUP'iiix'VTATinv \ii4,-Sn. 1 f *’''>*’nds of William Blakely will be] UEPUESENTAriON .Mwsing Hazel Sims sinuit the Christmas holi-^,„.,y to learn that he is ill at his; I I oftert have disagreed with Dr. Ijjyy,,. Georgia with relatives and )i(»nie here ' I Nicholas Muhiay ButHer, president of fripnds. Columbia University, but I find my-j ! Henry Fliedner has returmsi to Loiunibia university Dui 1 Tind my-i Mrs. I). 0. RhanieTand Uu Delmar, Washington, 1). after spending the self in full agre^ent with him wheniRhame, Jr., attended^a Christinas re-iholidays with his mother. Mrs. Annie he challenges the superstition that, y^ion at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J.! Fliedner and other relatives, the iieople are truly and fully repre-^ piowden, pear Sumter on .Thurs-, Friends of C. W. Stone will be glad ^k’ to know that he is able to be out again _ The direct primary, which was in- „ B. Goff will be sorry , after being confined to his home last tended to give free expression to theL ]parn that he is a patient in the lo-' I popular w'ill in the selection of can-.Jp,jj hosjiital. j didates for office, has had, he points Miss Mary Stone is sjiending a few out, the opposite effect. It has per- days with Miss Mildred Hooker in manently enthroned minority rule, Winnsboro leaving public opinion to shift for ,Mi.ss Kathryn Anderson of Spartah- •{burg is visiting her mother, Mrs, E M, Anderson,, itiwlf.’’ '1 also agree with E^r. Butler that na- J ture situdents undertake colhparative' week on account of illness. » Mr. and Mrs. J. A, Slice annoudbe the birth of a son, Will Lynn, on Mon day, December 31.Ht. Miss Evelyn Rgmage has returned from aTslx months’ visit with relatives in Coeba, Fla, Mrs. Robert Benn left Tuesday for Established 1886 B AiS Ki N G •r This pioneer Bank has, been offerittg this com munity uninterrupted baukinK service for almost a half century. Itj« officers and employes-are trained to handle ycur banking; trafi^ctions with dispatch and courtesy. The business of Ihi;^ bank is founded on the ren- derih}( of interested artd helpful service lo our cus-; tomers and friends. We weliCome your visits lo the bank, and are pleiused to place our facilities at your disposal. We shall be pleiused to .serve you during; the New Year. t NEW BUSINESS CORDIALLYJNVITED $. Bailey & Son ii: B.4NKERS OLDEST STRONGEST there is no excuse for letting imma-] jj,. j r Kennedy^has returned tol Riy^^on City, N. C., jifter spending the studies of despotism, democracy, re publicanism, commumspi, nazism,' or fascism. Most of the wrongheaded his duties at Presbyterian college, afier .spending the holidays with rela tives in York, Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Thm-nton left political and social thinking "todayihome in Tampa, emanates from young academiciansafter spending the holidays with who are not dry behind the ears. I RELIGION—In Schoola When the Protestant chprehes gave up their function of teaching, and yielded to trtnptation to let the* state support the. schools, they sowed the seeds of irreligton and paganism. Separation of church and state is- a fundamental tenet of our American system; but instruction of youth in their parents, Mr. apd Mrs, B. R. F'ul- ler. They were accompanied home by Mrs. Fuller, Mrs. J. B. Townsend, Jr., and little daughter for a visit. Mrs. 0. 0. Copeland and children have returned to Newberry after spending a few days here with rela tives. holidays' with her parents. Dr. and M'rs, L. ^OHs Lynn. Miss Mary .Adams spent the week end in Gastonia, N. C., with her nephew, Minor Adams. Miss Naomi Willingham of Prince ton, N. J., spent Friday'with friends at the orphanage, Ixinnie Dunlap of Duncan, spent Monday and Tuesday here with friends. Turk Osman of Belton, is spending a few days with Dr. and Mr.s. D. J. Brimm. M is.ses Mary Ella Bailey, Julia Bai- How Tp Keep Colds VIben Colds Miss Ella Little McCrary returned to her school in Blythewbod Tuesday i ]^y P'rances Barnett, have re- ... J 1 • • 1 J after spending the holidays with her fumed to their studies at Limestone ^reignousan pnncip es oes no |p^rgnt,g^ Mr. and Mrs. L. D, MoOary, (.oj|g|j,g Gaffney, after .spending the run contrary to that ideal. j Friends of Mrs. J. Reed Todd will In my ybuth, religious instruction ^ she is ill at her was an es.sential part of publrt »cho<,l, , education. Even through high school.] „ Qdiorne is .speeding the daily Bible reading and hymn- weeks in Tafnpa, PTa., with rela tives and friends. Mr. and Mm. W. R. Anderson'‘of irritation. [singing were a part of the curriohlum. il don’t know how generally that has been abandoned, but I know that in j j^^urens spent Tuesday with Mrs. -B. jthe schools which millions ^ \men- ^ Anderson and Mrs. Agnes Kern, 'can children attend today there is noj Phillips and daughter, [hint of religious training or moral Carrie Mae, have returned from j guidance. I Only the Roman Catholic parochial 'schools and the private schools main tained under other church auspices seem to be concerned these days about all these schools in America, founded more than three hundred years a^b happens to be unde^ the control bf the church to which I belong. I think it Ls the best thing we do! holidays at home. Miss Kaffa P’uller |eft Tuesday for Charleston, after spending the holi days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, B. R. Fuller. Mis.ses Jean McKee, Mary Ander- ifen, Elizabeth Buzhardt and James Sloan, have returned to P>skine col lege, Due West, after .spending the holidays at home. Miss Frances O’Deniel has returned tHNd to CoMt: Fqffow the. rules of health that arc part of the clinically tested Vicks Plan for Better Control ; of Colds, (The Platt h fully explained in each Kicks pacMa^.y Ware Shoals, where they have been, to Rockingham, N. C., to resume her visiting reiatives. Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Roache,and son, Murray, retumed-^ yesterday frorp Montgomery, Ala., where they have teaching position after spending th^ holidays at home. Miss Elizabeth Bradley has return ed to her teaching position in Fairfax, the morals of youth. visiting 4he -former’s brother,! after 5)ending the holidays with her — YOUTH-^.The News Staff I went the other night to the semi annual dinner of the Silurians.. Its membership is limited to men who worked on any New York newspapei thirty or more years ago. I was one of Hugh F. Morgan Bothwell Graham left yesterday for -Charlottesville, Va., to resume his the youngest present, according to the I calendar, but what struck me as the Austin Roache. ; 'mother, Mrs. James Bradley. Mr. and Mrs, J. A. Coleman "And] Powell Freeman has returned to family and Miss Vivian Sheely sjtent; Rundolph Field, Texas, after spending T A M Mr* •• A ««ILf t*a I 4. 1. _ An i *a1. t.*.. Sunday-in Laurens with .Mr. and Mrs. the Christmas holidays with his par=^ entSj,^ Mr. and Mrs. M.-M. Freeman. Itess Lynn, member of the, faculty of the Darlington School for Hoys, in t youthful spirit of everybody there. Men well tlong in their eeventlM. ‘some past eighty, most still active in studieJT at the University of Va., after [Rome, Ga., returned Monday to rcr .spending the holidays at home. [sume his teaching, after spending the .Miss Lldie Davis left Tuesday for,holidays at home. Langley to resume her teaching po-' Misses Eva Gary and Linda Cope- sition, after spending the holidays at j land and Betty Wertz of Columbia, home. have been visiting relatives here. Miss Floy Owings has returned to Mrs. W. L. Marshall of Wade.'iboro, her home in Owings after spending a N. C„ xpent the Christmas holidays VICKS PLAN FOR BETTER CONTROL OF COLDS WHY GALLOP OFF IN ALL DIRECTIONS newspaper work and looking forward instead of backward. Richi^rd B, Ferguson has -returned to Charlottesville, Va., to resume hii ^ ij u studies at the University of Va., after One nwn put e^hty told me he we, the holid.y, at home. about to sail for Madagascar; there was a good story there, he had been told. One young feHow of 77 has just written a dozen western adventure ! stories for a popular magazine with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. C. M. Bailey.- Miss Jonnie Ixiis. Witt has returned to her home in Augusta, Ga., after spending the holidays with Miss Mary. Pauline Lawson. -Mr. and Mr.s. Edward Brailsford and little son have returned to Sum- Try IravAing in o iti to tko noaroft tow told Coca-Cola. Thon And younoil loolly g6ifig wImmo. Mr. and Mrs. F. C,.^Pin»on and Miss Mary Pinson were the Christmas guests of relatives in Mullins. S. A. Kern and daughter, Margar-,merton, after spending the holidays onw lor a popular m^zine. et, of Greenwood spent Tue.sday with j with Mrs. Brailsford’s parents, Dr. 1 know of no owupation tha^ps Agnes and Mrs. F. D. Jones. T men so young and compels them to t ' keep abrewt of the times/ike news- ^ Bishopville paper work. ... France^ Roe -(Ireer were FOR THE YEAR Ledgers CHTONICLR PUf. CO. the week-end guests of Mis.«i Frances Black. p 0. I. Sheely, Misses Elizabeth and Frances Sheely were visitors in Green wood on Tuesday; Mrs. W. C. Andersoof Miss Emily, Walter, John and Frank Anderson of Sp8rtarf>uiY> guests of Mrs. B; Misses Marjorie and Kittie Foster, Mary Smith and Annie Lee Mooro have returned to their homes in Co lumbia, after spending the holidays with Dr. apd Mrs. John MeSweep and family. Rev.,and Mr^. T. F. Wallace and son have returned to their home in‘St. Matthews, after spending Christmas with Mrs. Wallace’s mother, Mrs. Ar thur Copelaud. -V ICI-COLD COCA-eODA If IVIRY FIACI llfl- If OUOMT TO ,M IN YOMt fANILY tlftlOIDATOt IIM COCA-COLA lOTTLWO Ca Greenwood, S. C. ; ■}(- 4 p \ V :*^y. . :sm