The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, June 23, 1938, Image 4
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THB CLINTON CHRONICLE. CLDfTON. S. C.
THURSDAY. JUNE 2S, 19S8
014^ (Ulinton (EljarantrU
EaUbUaM 1900
WILSON W. HARRIS. Editor and, Publishar
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Nobody’s Business
Bj Gee McGee
.Mike Lark Asks That W'. P. A. Pay
Be Equalized
hon. harry hopkins,
secketerry of the w.pji.,
With the Press
On Your Way
(From The News and Courier)
The seventy-fifth congress has ad-
■ joumed after appropriating twenty-
Jone thousand millions of dollars^—in
[the two years of its existence.
trusted to direct the spending.^ of ane one-half (5^) miles northeast of
three thousand millions of the tax-j Clinton, bounded on the nqrth by
payers’ mor>ey. Duncan Crwk and lands of Hunter
7“^ T ... on the east by lands of
f ^ 5l! A. Copetand; on th, Muth by l»d.
of the inember..-«f the^jonty m Tom Dillort', ertnte and the oa-
eonrreM? It i, to be re-elected. ju,te of William Phinney. Tiaot Nttm-
No government can be trusted that Ferguson estate;
is elected by pedple who receive alms
and benefits from it.
on the west by lands of Robin Adaiz^s
estate, being tract Number 3 of
C. M.^ Ferguson estate, and Hunter
or lands. Said tract of^land is known aa
wa’^hington, d. c, ^
deer Sir: i ‘ ^ _ The government of no city ...... ...v,.,..
plese be infarmed that we don’t ' shall put up this money. The county is safe if its government is .the Potter tract, or tract Number 2
want you to pay the yankee w.p.a. P*'®**«^*J^* elected by dwellers in poorhou.ses, or of the C. M. Ferguson estate, as will
workers anny more per day than you,^^”^*" office-holder^, think you. outside relief, or by persons on its more fully appear by plat, being a
pay us southerners, it’s not fair at^ congress ha.s just voted three ^ sub-division plat of the C. M.'^/er-
thousdnd million nlus seventv-hundred ^ #*#..1- , guson estate, made Septemb^^ lltb,
tnouMna m.li.on pm, evenly hundred lour eeventy-fifth-con^e,, ha, ap- ipp,, i,y p.^i h. Naah. Surveyor, re-
swpiare to us as citizens.
the under„|fr,„l ha, a cuazin who propriated twetity^>ne billion dollar, office”‘of the Clerk of
iv<*s in massy-ebusetts and a uncle oepi^ession. bavery dollar of —That is four times the value of all Court for Laurens County in« Plat
property in South Carolina — twelve 3, page 16.
, billions in less than six months. Most
who lives in detroit. we have com
pared figgers as -to the cost of liv-
ving in. the north versus the south
by mail.
it will be borrowed.
t LINTON, S. C., THI KSDAY, JL'NK 23. 193S
YOU MUST ENROLL
New enrollmept books must
nia<k> up this yt«r for the Augu.st aUiut '.»,271, is renting many georgy. inner^^tubes am
primaries in all counties to name
Arrowed from whom? From the „f ,,, „,„ber, will be reelected. The
bank,. The ,ecretary of the treatury p.^sident and Hopkin, will ,ee to
w.ll ,ay to a bank m South Caro ina, j,oney (your money) will go
, “Z f T . ■ 1'oo“o„^.. « n.o,t needed.
(hI .State.s bonds is $a00,000. The
It is estimated that the national
h: ri* are facts ansoforth: gass costs
22c per gal. in mitchigan, and 22c in
March past and is acquiring more at south carrolil^. licker is 2$ per pint bank w'il! send the money, of its de-^
jjg the rate of about a thou.sand a month, in massychusetts, and the .same in i>o.sitors, to Washington and receive debt wilj be forty-eight billion <
ha.s sold alkout ‘.<,271, is renting many georgy. inner tubes and snuff and the government’s promise to pay, in lars by July, 1939. It is thirty-ei
of the others at a rental income of cigarettes is the same in the south bond.s. The government places $485,- bill/ons now'.,
about $l,r.«(),()(>0 a month. The Farm as in the north. -- — j^0 to pay “reliefers,” lawyers, en-, ^
Credit administration was stuck with ... gineers, workers on projects, on de-
Terms of Sale: Cash. The success
ful bidder, other than the Plaintiff
herein, immediately upon the conclu-
.siqn of the bidding, shall deposit with
the (*lerk of Court the sum of five
{n*/i)' percentum of the bid, as a
(jol-1 guarantee of his go8d faith in the
county, state and national officers.
TUa m^ns that every voter, man
and woman, must apja^ar in person
an<l sign the club i-«ll in his or her
pr«<‘inct. This is a job nolMxly can do
f<hr you, and if you fail to discharge
the ‘obligation you will have only foolish and unprofitable much of the
y4,ui.se!f to blame for being disfran- ‘^t'al spending has U-en.
ehiaed. You can’t vote unless you en- This is a glimpse of government in
n,l'. It is the duty, therefore, of every the real estate field where it has no
g< oil citizen to discharge this nes;>on- Itusiness, or in any other fiidd of ac-
You are on
9,'969 farms valued at $.36,822,6.30 the _ tohacker is no cheaper in the south the bank. Would you invest y?^*'
same date, also with 4,321 second the north, and^ soft drink.s yQ^,. mb'nejt—i»—one of government’s
mortgages on
816,491, and on it goes .showing how
farms valuM at $16,- f‘‘fch more in the south than they,,projects?
fetch up above the masons and dixonsf ,
Iim*s. finger-waves and shoe .shines
eight bidding. The same to be applied to
the purchase price upon his comply
ing with the terms of sale, otherwise
to be paid to Plaintiff for credit on
the indebtedness. In the event the
successful bidder should fail to make
such deposit, or should fail to coin-
same
sihility. .All of which nuiaiis that you tivity in conipi'tition with {uivate en- furthermore votes fetch
had bi'tter get your name on the club * terprise. The record shows the list prici* in new york and chicargo Lnan grandchild
roll book now. of foreclosures mounting from month they (lo ih atlanta. and charleston and
• rtsi month »lue“TO over"Tiiadmg on>or- miamma. it cost.s as much to get ar-
'I'OO .Ml'( H IIAIO.N .ALItK.ADA 1 rowers, ami the. taking of chance.s by n‘sted for driving while drunk down convert ('olonial
K/ilgar Hrown, lunning for th<‘ sen-ijf^,vertm»eot that iirivate building herc-a-s it do up there. /
ate. is (jiioti'd in hi.^ spets he.s as say- a^j-uejes, mindful of their resjionsi-
ing; "You want somelsMly who can hility to stiK-kholdios, will not dare
NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE
By virtue of a certain execution ply with the terms of sale, the said
If government invest $10,000,000 in against property to me directed and lands shall be re-sold on the same or
in a projiict and it doesn t pay, who lodged in my office by John D. Davis, some subsequent Salesday on the
I loses it? The president and the con- Clerk of Court of Common Pleas for .same terms, at risk of the defaulting
gressmen—or you Uxpayers and your Uurens County, S. C., upon a judg- purc-haser.
,u 1 .*1. L . , » you are an old man per- ment rendered in favor of the plain- tHp niiTY*naspr to nav for
they do up north when we can get it. haps it does not greatly matter, and tiff .......... -.. . P P®y
and powderpuffs are the
price lK>th then* and here.
we eat as much stuff per ’meal as
ch a higher y^ ^^y inU*rested in children tiff, against Little River Zk>n Bap-
chicargo than and grandchildren). list Church, fwlniilnt Aprti
1938, and recorded in Judgment
Roll No. 2830 in the office of said
r . 14
What has become of the project to ’
^ _ , , papRTfy
in an action by R Wallace, Plain- .stamps and recording.
JOHN D. DAVIS^
C. C. C. P. & G. S.
I.Ake into sunken , ...
ttankn.? It wa.. .liacuwcl by .Stale ‘n'
Uircctor Pinckney, wasn’t it? .Surely "'".’f" ‘I
Dated June 14, 1938.—30-3c.
in July, 1938, being Monday,-the 4th
go to Washington and do things for ^ to take.
you and bring home the bacon.” Tut the new siiending .spree
another way, .Mr. Hrown is telling the calling for the enacting .southerner and
pis |:le, I am the man, send me. | large housing units in the largi'r
The tiouiik* alreatly is that too (thi’ough politi<‘al pull) hut un-
mmh bacon (at the exj.ense of Ux-^p.^ pr.^U-n.se of “helping the
|KK>r,” the inevitable result will he
depre>s«si real estate values for tax-
paying owners, and in the end is
CARD OF THANKS
I wi.sh to thank my friends in ward
one for the support given me in my
mr. hopkins, plese pay us as much v^'ould pay? Anyway, it would turn , t •, wl , • . ,
as you <lo them, wheti it comes to the monev in Charleston I ‘ ***” month, dunng the u.sual
msressitie's of life, as enumerated ^ ' hours of sale, before the Court House »’«ent race for Alderpian. This ex-
a northerner Your government guarantees hank door in the City of Ijaurens, S. C., prcRaion of your interest and confi-
is in the same Imat. we hojie you will deposits. The guaranty is as go<Ml as to the highest bidder for cash the dence is deeply appreciated.
raise our m<»nth!y nailery from 22$ th4* government. Six successive years following described property, to-wit:
Posey Watts Copeland.
|my*i’>) has ikoured out of Washing
ton. That is why the public debt as
of .lurie IT stoisl at the ait-high peak
of $.36,19«,()00.(MM(. That is why the
accuinulatisi deficits of the New Deal
sfH tiding org.v' are now
0481.
to 4 4$ and bring yore yankee w.p.a. the government has “come out bc-
skedule from 54$ to 44$. , hind,” and two more fiscal years of
- ' ^ ' deficits government admits to be cer-
yore kirul att4*ntion is h<*reby in-
vited to the above suggestions, what
houml to mean multiplied empty p ^ m'tsl.s worser than anny-. W’ill you blame President Roose-
uie now $ I •*.4<00,00(J,-1 (.,,nipetilion. The Washington
1*“
Di'i wn’s pie .•n|>lii)n
tht l.ilielll Woi’M*.
I«lwellings hirause of govenimerit non- ^hing else right now is a 6 months veil? The congress voted the money.
* ' vacation w ith |*ay. as it is elecktion. The congress refusesl to vote a pro
year, ami you diinniercrats ain’t so hihition on the spending of money for
hot right at presH4*nt, how about in- relief with political purposes in view.
s|M*iMlers are taking chances (with
rh*‘ country is suffering now from (.uxpayers’ money^ that no private
an over-do.si of |K»liticul ku-on. .Mr. v^iii
will only maki
(;(M)D MEN NKKDKD
There seems t«» he a s«un’ily of can
didates in the respis'tive counties for
th« senate aritl hou*.e of repre.seiita-
ti\«s ill tlii .•»uminer’‘< |itiniHry.
'ITiat this condition exist: should l>e
a matter of cotuein, es|H*cially to
hu’iiM.* men. -Now, more than e\er
befor**, the ne»sl is pr«*s--ing that able.
business or individual will
.\nd that is the r»*ason the loan i*or-
poration has iM-eii conipelli'il to take
hack l(l,.'>i.3 houses valued at almost
: ix humlied million dollars.
as.sume. MtnHjnjf this vacation plan at once?
yores trulie,
mike lairk, rfd,
watter toter.
THE WAGE-IIOCR LAW
The new wage-hour law pa-s<sl by
4 «>ngre-. la t week covers all indus-
tiies in and Hff«*cting interstate coin-
niene and goe> into «*ffe<’t four
inontlis after iMts-age. It is likely to
La.st Mill,and Tmtamrnt
d«*er mr. ishlitor;
' Is it better that a congressman’s seat
l»e saved for him than that the coun
try he ruinevl? Many a congressman
expects to be reelwtetl by your
, money.
S«)me men expect to l*e elected to
I have henn a>k«si by miss Jennie congress over congressmen who re-
\eeve smith, our afficieiit si*holI pnn-
ci|>le, to send you a coppy of the last
will and teNterment of sudie lou lark,
a graduate of the flat rock high at
last commencement, ami which
fusxil to sell out their country.
hvi^-h.-iid**?!, coii.ervative business inci'*a>e uncertainty in husine s cir- our
non offer their services to the state.|<‘b"' depress and discourage man- was rewd by her at the exercises an.
What IS neeilisl in 4 olumhia is not “factunng activity. A still greater soforlh. it is at followert:
piof. - lonal office seeking politicians 1'« that it will prove the o|M*n-
but men who havi* been sucx'essful in *'<8 wislge for fisleral eontnil of pric-
Ih. M.mliKt of th.'ir own affairs. The «»d pr.KliK'tion and the ultimate
fellow who is a failun* at home may ■'‘'H'ialization of all business ami in
is* countisl ii|Miii t«* he a still greater dustry.
failure in the jn*neral assembly. • llere in summary form are
An aioiis.*,! public .sentiment should provisions of the compromise meas
M’**k to ill aft m«‘n of thi* highest 4^'*' passisl.
“i returned Iwck from a stay in
germanny ami a trip around the
.8ince January 3, I'J.IK, this^eventy-
fifth congress has Mppropriatc<l ap
proximately twelve thousand million
dollars, but President Risiaevelt aati-
rnates the government’s revenues for
the next fiscal year at only half that
sum.
All that parcel or lot of land,
with (Tiurch Building thereon
known as Little River Zion Bap
tist Church, situate, lying and
being about ten miles south of
Clinton, S. C., on the west side
of the Jacobs Highway, contain
ing one and one-half (Py) acres,
more or less, and being bounded
by Jacx>bs Highway, lands of
Stella Cannon, ('hurch Cemetery
ami possibly others. This \»t in.
eluded all of Church lot with the
exception of that portion used
for a c**ii»ctery.
The at>ove property levieu on and
to be su'd a* the property of Little
River Zion Baptist ('hurch.
The purrhas4>r to pay for papers
and stamps.
C. W. WIER,
Sheriff of laiurens (’ounty, S. C.
Dated the 11th day of June. 1938. .
The post office finally delivered a
card the other day that had been
mailetl more than 20 years ago. Some
people are awful slow readers.
Hipp & Chandler
Clothes for Men and Boys
Your Ruaineaa Appreciated
30-Seo
the
world which lasted 10 years ami land-
e4l in old flat rock, the place where i
was borned ami schooUil. then* were
calibre to offer for these offiet*s. busy Wages A minimum wage of 25
nun of sound judgment, who will cents an htmr for the first year in
work for taxpuyei.s ami tin* geiieru) interstate imlustry, ami a mini?
welfare of all. mum of 30 cents an hour the second
- ^ year.
A TKRR4)K Trt E\II.-DDER.S After the .MfomI year lamnls would
(Washington is the moot prosper
ous city in thx* UnKed States; its hun-
itmis of thousands of office-holders
verry few changes in the looks of •'‘U’^'Ptuously. Neither ilepresaion ^ Plaintiff vs
the town, the old liblaTty stable andi””*^ recession affects them.) I>efemlant.
the all-night garrage have both henn Twenty-one thousand millions spent Pursuant to a dixm^c of the (’ourt
convert»*ti into lieker stoars anso- f,y in time of peace. If in the above stated case, I will oell
another war come would you buy, at public outcry to the highest bid-
LAM) SALE
^' The State of South Carolina,
(’ounty of laurens.
In Court of Common Picas.
The Federal lami Rank of Colum-
I.yde H. Dillard,
Clinton
Finance Co., Inc.
Auto Financing
Fire Insurance
Office:
JACOBS A CO. BLDG.
“hansom mtarre was running a
lunch counter ami his wife, dinah head
nuNire was rloing the
"Liberty Bonds’
llii; f.o the w.tik of the federal bu- la* set up in each industry chargysl bnrther. puddin heati,
der, either in or in front of the Court
^ . . House, at laurens, C. H.. S. C., on
.lomK tl«. h--r wui
was reoorted minds, tvovertiment will ,^,onth, during the
n-au of inv. Htigation, the kidtiappmg with. advaiwing the minimum to 40 tie getting along verry well in the eighu'^J'^Kn dolbra"!^ 1***^“*
and ,.eath of the little Ca.h .K,y in ee.ds an k.ur as quK-kly as ,H>ssible. ..Hason in atlanU with only 5!i;T:fivf,^::i - ttt Wi^:.;::,^'
Hor da might have m-maimsl an un- I hey would be |H.nuittvHl however. years to go for unlocking a ^y aiul foreexi labor will be c«n^:ami^ Tw^ Hundred One a^d
aolvisi mystery Anyone who has fol- txi grant exemptions to whxde Indus- ^.x in the night time with m.l- in the next war. If we were Tw^tyo-^Ut hundrtltl^^ (^1 2St
the enactment of the "Limly law” At the .start of the seventh year of ^ « youth we would train to be a pro- acres, more or less. lying and being
smith was still f^****^*t^l soldier, K s the Mfest call* | Jacks Township, in Laurens Coun-
lowed the wi>rk of the ‘‘O .Men” since tries or si'Ctions of industries
■At the start of the seventh ;
giving them jiirixIictioM in ca.*<es in the law’s operation all minima would
miss Jennie vi*eve
volviiig knlnniM'ing for raii?:om. mustinerea-sid to 40 ivnts. the burden te«*ching the flat nn-k hi. but a few in these times of the New IKal.,ty, South Carolina, located on the
have lequiusi .1 gix*nt re.spivl for this
train* d coi’jt.s of criminal investigat
arni Du n chi*“f, .1. Kdgar Ibuiver.
W*’ hav* not .r hand the full list
of ki.lnapfiing niy>teii«*s in which the
work o! th«‘ "4; Men” ha* rt\sult»*d
»jth*r in th«* lacoveiy **4 the victim
hIiv*’ «'i 111 th«’ .-.vvift detivtion ami
piinishim’iit tif the criminals; hut it
*)f pi»u.f to obtain exemptions l>eing giny hairs had crept into her heavi. another great war comes, you may public road leading from Clinton to,
.shiftol to industries. h*‘r twin sist«‘r, miss sallie ve*>ve, had gXHHlhy^e^ to " ^ ^^^l****'^ the Glenn Brick House, about fivCj
Hours .A maximum work week of maniisi the vviddower jvmes ami him
INSURANCE
We think we know the
best Fire and Life Insur*
ance policies. We think* we
know how to advise the
best plan.s for yon. We
think we have the best
companies.
Consult me.
B. H. BOYD, Agent
Clinton Realty &
Insurance Co.
ami your children and grandchildren.
li luturs in interstate iiulusteies gen- and her owmsi 9 pretty chihlix'iis, in-
erally the fii'st yt*ar. The maxinuim elmling them that he meigisi into the
vvouhl decline to 42 hours the stvoml fumiley fixnn his first matrimonial
year ami 14) tlu'it'after. Industries a*ivenlure.
would be onleml to j»ay time and
one-half for all time worktsl in exci‘ss
“.slim chance, jr., had benn in polli-
ticks twiste with unfavorable results.
j.s a ,ong ami impressive list. It is to of these maxima. i , . , * . ■ . .u
, . , , ,, , . . , L* . Ill I 1 r and had moved out into the country
iu ht>iu**i that It will sotin h** adde,! i Kx«‘inptions w*>uUl be providt**! for l . i .u u • i
, . , , , . , I 1 II n 1 where he live«l with his w ife .s peeple.
by th* apprehension of the scoumlrel.s "oikers Imiiml by c»dlective bargain- , , , . , . * .v!; i
, . . . F I .L _ he had marrusl art squares thml
who ar<- r**si>ou.->ihJ«* for the ix‘cent mg contracts, for seasonal woikers .u 7 u j .
1 .1 f .u 1 ..1 1 1 till . 1 . 1 ,ii;, „ oa^J’ker the lirat timt* w'ho anceriHl to
death «jX thc-liltlc ku tmpi»e*i Ijevine-aiul employees handting pmshablo te i . u
. !<• 1 ithe name of fair ann square, but she
boy. 'UhhIs. t r . . •
V" t , , ,1 -I'l. ..1 I . I •* <• .u .. r I'un away with a fruit tri'e agent in
Now that t u‘ iria resuUe* in con- 1 he ahsolut** iviling of the work I . i . . i u r i.
1 .1 1 1 u 1 I . I V. V, . and had not leturntNl back, he
viction and the tli-ath .sent**nc*' has we«‘k. iH‘y*»nd which no exemptions . l- ir r u- . .
b-,.„ u,...n th,. Kuilty irnity Ko «„ul,l b.. (.6 hour,. |"»^ unt.. hw,fll l.r hi, ,«.,nt .-ify
.Kyompt f,vm^
The “liberals,” the “RimIs,” the
4’ommunists ami the Socialists, want
the government to go bankrupt. It is
the first ami ni'cessary step to gov-'
eniment by a Stalin or a Hitler. They
prefer a Stalin, but Stalin and Hitler,
are the same. Both d<‘stroy the liberty
of the citizen. (Numbers of peope
would rather be fat than free. Num
bers of pt*ople are unfit to be free,-
and they k>ok to government as their:
gmi.) I
in the Utoida taso, th*' law should U* (lein'ral Kxemption.s
call ltd out ujDiout doIiiy_ Xoputtisih- the bill wouhl Ik* agriculiuixil w*n*kers *\ii\ hublx*rt gi'v*en was .dill running
mi nt is too s*'V(*r«' for one who will ami pi\K't‘ssv>rs in the ari*a of pixaluc- (irug stoar and his son, sinikins
pi I’p' t’atf such a liid*“ous crime. We tion, exiH’utives, administrative, pix)- jfccen, had benn in a nusidical col-
n*i‘d to imitate KnglamI in .se*‘ing fessional or liK*aI retailing employees, yv*ars but had newer
that swift and ct'itaiii punishment is fishing industry workers, employees f,.tch«xl home a .sheepskin to prartice
a<iminisl* i,*“<l to ■such fieiivLi^
There should bv* no withholding by of less than 3,tH)0 circulation, and
What care those who have job* un-
<lor government whether you are free
or not ?
l:
W’hy is .so much of the ft*deral gov-'**
ernment here in South Carolina now a
secret society? Y’ou can’t find out the
names and addressc's of the WPA’s
ul wuykiy wwbwwJtly iww,i»iu,r< *ith. ,.eni,. and m«.nio and
miniy mnory ba,l all jfnt *marrie,i and *77 yttPy'ttK
the g«)Vernnu‘nt of fuiuis from the workei'S subjx'ct to the Motor ( arrier^^^j-p either in the sowing room or
toting vittles to their huslvamls on
the w.p.a.
“signed,
“sudie lou lark, class of ’38.”
“G-Men” in their imjHirtant work he- act. I
cau.se .soim* iv>liliciaiis aix* jealous of Child laibor—W’ork in interstate in-
the publicity which they and their «iusti*y by children under 14 years old
lea4ler rtceive. If it were not for would be banned entirely. Those be-
new.spaper cooperation in telling the tween 14 and 16 would be pt‘miitted i
world of their g<HHi work, they w'ould to work during out-of-school hours if j
not have become such a terror to evil, the^ obtaThed special permission.
<k)er8 as they are. And to try to han- Thbse under 18 would be barred from
dicap them because some political “hazardous occupations.”
leader wants to put his own henchmen
the list. Director
Harry Hopkins will consent to let the
public know’ what he can afford to
tell: W’'ho are the unt*mployed writers
in South Carolina?
mr. edditor, plese run the above in
No mortal man, no, not even so<
good and great a man as President; < i
Roosevelt or Harry Hopkins, can be
into Mr. Hoover’s job seems to us al
most as despicable as anything any
kklnappef has done.
FORECLOSURES CLIMB HIGHER
Paul Mallon, Washington newspa
per writer, says in a recent news item
Crane Offos
For Supervisor
J. Warren Crane, well known citi
zen of the Clinton Cotton Mills com^
that the “United States government n\^nity, throws his hat in the ring
is up to its ankles in the real estate today as a candidate for supervisor
busineas and eventually may be up toDn this summer’s primary. Mr. Crane
Ra neck. He itatM that the Home offered for this office eight yesu«
OwiMm Loan corporation authorixed
aeiaart of 141j64S isouaea and prop-
Mtj valaed at |551,iOO,«SO tfarongh
ago at which time he made a credit
able ehowing. *^I am out to win tiiis
time,* he etatea.
be evermore appreciated. [
yores trulie, j
mike lark, rfd, 1
corry spondent. |
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