Did You Know…
There is a law still on the books in South Carolina, which most commonly is boiled down to:
“Musical instruments may not be sold on Sunday.”
But it’s MUCH more involved than that!! This is the actual text of the law:
Title 53 – Sundays, Holidays and Other Special Days
CHAPTER 1.
SECTION 53-1-60. Sale of certain items on Sunday prohibited.
The sale or offer to sell the following items on Sunday is prohibited: Clothing and clothing accessories (except those which qualify as swimwear, novelties, souvenirs, hosiery, or undergarments); housewares, china, glassware, and kitchenware; home, business and office furnishings, and appliances; tools, paints, hardware, building supplies, and lumber; jewelry, silverware, watches, clocks, luggage, musical instruments, recorders, recordings, radios, television sets, phonographs, record players or so-called hi-fi or stereo sets, or equipment; sporting goods (except when sold on premises where sporting events and recreational facilities are permitted); yard or piece goods; automobiles, trucks, and trailers. No inference shall arise from the foregoing enumeration that either the sale or the offering for sale on Sunday of items or articles not mentioned is permitted.
(Source: www.scstatehouse.gov/code/title53.php)
…Which really makes it sound like a lot of retailers in South Carolina are gonna be in trouble, should the local law enforcement decide to “do it by the book”!!
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