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MAILING ADDRESS: All correspondence and manuscripts should be addressed to P.O. Box 1668, Columbia, S.C. 29202. Return postage must accompany all manu­ scripts, drawings and photographs submitted if they are to be returned. Query before submitting material. No responsibility assumed for unsolicited materials. Second-class postage paid at Colum­ bia, S.C. Subscription rates: $9 a year in the United States and possessions; foreign countries, $12. .[HRfflPIDn Add 4 percent sales tax for South Carolina subscriptions. Copyright© 1972 by Sandlapper Press, Inc. Sandlapper is a registered trademark. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be re­ MOTOR HOMES DIVISION produced without written permission. CHAMPION HOME BUILDERS CO. Cover: Parlor of Mr. and Mrs. George Hartness, Columbia. Richard Taylor. February 1973 3 NEW ISSUE readers' Paying com1nents Sandlapper welcomes letters to 3 the editor on matters of general in­ 6 k1o terest. We ask that the letters be held to 150 words or less. Excerpts 71o~ from this month's letters are pre­ sented below. 71/410 With reference to my article on a First Piedmont Corporation, which controls the companies named be­ low, is offering, by prospectus only, three series of Subordinated Capital period of Aiken's history that ap­ Notes paying interest monthly or quarterly at the following rates: peared in the January issue, I am hopeful that you will spare space 6-3/ 4% Series A 4 year maturity from date of issue for the following additional con­ 7% Series B 8 year maturity from date of issue 7-1 / 4% SeriesC 12 year maturity from date of issue tribution .... Recently, I read that the Baltazzis were indeed a distin­ Only South Carolina residents may buy these notes, which are offered guished family, a Smyrna offshoot at par value in $1 ,000 increments, beginning at $1,000. of one originally from Constanti­ If you live in this state, and you are interested, write to First Piedmont nople's Phanar enclave of the Corporation, 340 North Main Street, Greenville, S.C. 29601, and request Greek aristocracy, whence the Sub­ the prospectus that makes the offer. Or pick up your copy at any office of First Piedmont Bank and Trust. lime Porte, as the seat of the gov­ ernment of the once mighty Otto­ =11111 First Piedmont Corporation man Empire was known, drew its First Piedmont Bank and Trust Co. • First Piedmont Leasing -- Co. • Computer Resources. Inc . • First Piedmont Manage­ interpreters, its diplomats and the I!== ment Group • First Piedmont Trave l • First Piedmont governors of Wallachia and Mol­ Mortgage Co. • First Piedmont Capital Corporation davia, the old principalities now composing Rumania. The authority of these governors was absolute, subject only to the Sultan; they bore the title of prince. Some years ago, a man of my acquaintance­ like the senior Baltazzi, a native of SERVICING THE DATA PROCESSING NEEDS Smyrna or Izmir- who knew the OF SATISFIED CLIENTS IN THE SOUTHEAST old man, thought it would be nice to call on his son here and gladden his heart. He got no nearer to him than the front door. The maid, who ap­ prised her master of the object of the visit, returned with a message that Mr. Baltazzi was getting ready C to leave and had no time for the caller, a reception often reserved for vacuum cleaner or encyclopedia salesmen, seldom for a cultured 2008 Marion St. Columbia, South Carolina gentleman whose sister was on Harper's editorial board. But remember, it was the cruel Age of Snobbery .... E. A Gregory Aiken, South Carolina I believe the book You Can't Eat Magnolias [December 1972] is one 4 Sand lap per from1 tt thebehi111d palllle os Our cover this month depicts a fried liver attack. No doubt you have just flipped back to the cover for a second glance and decided, "No, you are wrong. Pictured on the cover is somebody's chess game." Both of us are correct.
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