Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-05-12
SOUTH CAROLINA

battery on o. c. Johnson.
SOUTH CAROLINA
Gaffney.-A parade, music and adj
dress by Col. J. Rion McKissick,
editor of the Greenville Piedmont,
are features of unwilling of hand
some new Confederate monument
here.
Gaffney.-Free serum is distribute
ed for the incubation of residents
against typhoid fever.
! Observation-Disclosures is started to
secure a hard-surface highway from
here to the North Carolina line.
GreenviIIe.-A system of parks
and Fairgrounds is provided by
bond issue of $4,000 voted here.
Inman.-Herman N. White, pay
master at Inman mills and promi-
nent in business and church life, is
| dead.
GreenvilIe.-Ten citizens of for
eign countries are naturalized here.
One was David Andronowsky, of
Kolerin, Russian, who is permitted
to change his name to David An
derSOn.
GreenWOod.-Three white children,
ranging from four to eight years OF
I age, are abandoned by parents and
! rescued by negroes.
Prosperity two cars col.
Tide at dangerous underpass near
here, w. l.. Smith, in one car, and
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Strickland and
Mrs. Rebecca Brown, in another,
narrowly escape death.
Granting thousand trees
are planted as first move to make
this section a big peach distributing
center.
AndersOn.-Three thousand Shrin-
ers, wives and friends are enter
tanned here at annual spring cere-
monial of Hejez temple.
COlumbia.-Eugene P. Carver for
mer inmate of the sta-e hospital for
! the insane here is making effort to
! establish sanity and recover several
million dollars fortune, His wife is
defendant
| Greenville.-Contract awarded for
, addition to Duean cotton mills cost
ing 100000.
COIumbia.-Mrs. Lille S. Blease
wife of former Governor Cole l..
Blease, is paid $4,000 from estate
of late Ben L. Abney, amount
awarded her by a jury in her suit
| for 100000 for taking care of Mr..
Abney during his illness.
CharIeston.-Confede veterans
in this state draw 100000 in pen
sions.
COlumbia.-Nineteent annual con-
ventiOn Of the Hardware association
of Carolinas opens here with 400
visitors.
GreenVilIe.-The first annual con-
ventiOn of the Episcopal diocese Of
upper South Carolina is addressed
by Bishop Kirman G. Finlay and
! other prominent clergymen.
| Spartanburg. - Wofford college
claims state college baseball cham
pionship. Clemson college also was
undefeated in the state and has
equal claim.
Cheraw.-Move made for compile
ton of through highway from Will
mington, N. G., to Athens, Ga, via
Dillon, Bennettsville, Cheraw, Cheese
terrified and Lancaster.
Observation-Disclosures 1.egro burglar
!
of a merchant, and held at bay with
his own gun until police arrive,
AndersOn-Anderson Phosphate
and Oil company files voluntary pc
tition in bankruptcy. Assets $685.
1872, liabilities $759,200.
GreenvilIe.-Dr. Games L. Orr, who
organized and commanded Green
vile ambulance corps in the World
war and was afterwards promoted
to the rank of major and command
ed the 323rd field hospital overseas,
dies at his home in LaMesa, Cal.
CoIumbia.-University freshmen
burn their garnet and black caps,
but are ordered by upper classmen
to buy new ones.
observation-disclosures Mission So
ciety of the Methodist Episcopal
church, south, convenes here.
Aiken.-No definite action has
been taken by the grand jury in
vestigating case of Elton Kirkland
and Spencer Davis, charged with
assault and battery with intent to
kill and highway robbery in con-
nection with alleged whipping of
w. w. MOyd.
FlOGCllCe. - Inc I00rQ council OF
the diocese of South Carolina will
meet in st. Johns church here May
Is and Is. Bishop Lloyd, of New
a York, will deliver address on church
: unity.
Observation-Disclosures Protective
5 association state convention meets
here May II and 18.
. Notwithstanding is select
ed as next meeting place of the con
vention of the diocese of upper
South Carolina Protestant Episcopal
J church.
AnderS0n-Nrs. Sarah Strickland
seVenty-eiGht years of age, one OF
the most prominent women of this
= section, dies at her home near here
l Fl0rence.-Noters pass proposition
! for $4,000 free public library here
Columbia d. w. Robinson sue
ceeds late II. S. Bryan as one of di
rectors of Columbia Theological sem
. mary.
Rock Hili.-Rev. H. A. Schroeder
= has been called to newly organized
= Lutheran church here.
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