Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-11-17
SOUTH CAROLINA

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GREENVILLE. - Lawrence c
Whitmire, 81, well-known Anderson
county farmer, and wife, Mrs. Es
aseA0 Whitmire, 80, are dead and lit
- son, three, is probably fatally
Injured as result of Ford sedar
being struck by Greenville and Co
lumbia railway passenger train neal
Pelzer.
CHARLESTON. - Scottish Rite
Masons from out of town are ar
irving for fall reunion of Valley Of
Charleston.
GAFFNEY.-George Foster, ne
gro, is in Jail without bail as re
suit OF death of Walter Grow, ia
tally injured when heavy tourins
car driven by negro colllded with
truck on which Crow and brother
were repairing lights.
LExINGTON.-William Preston
Warner, Jr., infant son of Mr.. and
Mrs. William P. Warner, is burned
to death at home of parents here,
and shortly afterwards his grand
mother, Mrs. Alice Derrick Warner
aged GA, dies of pneumonia.
ANDERSON. Severely burned
about face and body when little
brother tossed piece of burning pa
per upon her, when flames crept
near ends of his fingers, Evelyn
Sutherland, two-year-old daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John ]. Sutherland
dies at home here.
GREENVILLE.- effort
will be made by statesmen to put
Greenvilles million dollar commu-
nifty hotel campaign over this week.
GREENWOOD.-'No nation won
World war; no nation has ever won
any war, and no war will ever be
won" declares Rev, J. A. MacLean,
Jr., chaplain of South Carolina de-
partment of American Legion in ad-
dress at Armistice Day services here.
GREENFIELD crop Of
Greenville county ginned to NoVem-
Der / is worth approximately 3d.
79S,190 more than it was at same
date previous year. There were 3D.
$50 bales ginned in Greenville coun-
ty up to November /, as compared
10 25,135 in corresponding period
last year.
ABBEVILLE. Stockholders Of
AbbevilIe cotton mills declare divi-
dend of three and a half per cent.
GREENVILLE.-So Carolina
c invention of Daughters of Ameri-
can Revolution opens with several
hundred delegates. Mrs. Anthony
Wayne Cook, of Pennsylvania, presi-
dent general Of the D. A. r., is
among speakers.
FLORENCE.-Thre persons were
injured, one critically, when auto
mobile driven by J, A. Saleeby, a
local merchant, overturns. Mr.. Salee-
by is knocked unconscious.
yORK.-Two big copper stills,
each of about 100-gallon capacity,
are captured by raiding party in
vicinity of Kings Mountain battle
ground.
GREENVILLE.-Plans to make
Southern Education convention to
be held in Textile hall from June
GA, 1924, an annual or biennial
event, are put under way at meet
ing of executive committee.
YORK.-Taking cognizance of at
lacks, some of them yelled and in
sidious, others defiantly open, on
Holy Scriptures by persons who
would relegate them to realm of
myth and fable, Rev. E. E. Gillespie;
DID, pastor of First Presbyterian
church, begins series of sermons up
holding inspiration of the Bible.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES J. c.
Henderson, member of Adventures
club of Chicago, is here to begin I'M
usual voyage to Caribbean sea and
Gulf Of Darien on siXty-foot motor
cruiser.
CLINTON John T. Woodside, OF
Ereenville, has offered to increase
original gift of $4,000 to 10000, pro-
vided remainder of denomination
raises $40, 0C0 needed for dining hall
and dormitory at Presbyterian col
lege of South Carolina.
COLUMBIA. = Eleventh-ho en-
deavor to save the life Of 7. Jeff
Chandler, sentenced to die in electric
chair December 7, will be made Mon
lay, December 3, when petition for
executive clemency in condemned
mans behalf will be presented to
Governor Thomas G. Mcleod. Gov
prnor orders hearing.
COLUMBIA.-Merc bank is
turned over state bank examiner, w.
w. Bradley, for thirty days
GREENVILLE.-A making ma
hon-Wide search which began fifteen
years ago, 3. B. Willis, of New York,
located father, Bernhard Williams, in
Ireenville county and swore out war
rant, charging him with bigamy.
Senior Wills is alleged to have de-
serted wife in New York state when
amily was in poor circumstances. He
IS found here with another wife and
several children, according to in
formation given sheriff.
GREENVILLE.-Rev. c. C. Her
bert, pastor of Buncombe Street
Methodist church, is showered with
gifts at farewell dinner before de-