Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-12-06
SOUTH CAROLINA


sity will have an endowment fund of
$500, 900. Announcement is made
that campaign to raise $3325, 900 to Sc
cure gift of general Education board
has been successful. Eleven men
guaranteed $4,000 each to insure sue
cess.
SPARTANBURG.- Members of
First Presbyterian church are elated
over report that plans have been
successful for erection of new church
to cost 100000.
COLUMBIA.-City Of Columbia
has taken action that has been
sought as a statewide measure by
numerous lawmakers in recent
yours to require horse-drwn vehicles
to show rear lights.
COLUMBIA.-Repo made by
commissions of Baptist general board
at meeting here show great progress
in all branches.
COLUMBIA.-Igno and care
lessness, rather than wullful desire to
break law, are blamed by state tax
commission for ma ority Of law Vio-
latiOns reported to commission. To
put end to condition, commission is
now placing in hands of all dealers
| through field agents, copy of ap-
proved instructions for stamping
taxable merchandise"
COLUMBIA.-T. Jeff Chandler,
young GreenvilIe man who was sent
enced to die in electric chair Friday
for murder of Mrs. Rosa Bramlett,
his mother-in-law, three years ago.
Jc rrY,c tn1 rafi To-,
| by Governor Mcleod, pending in
vestigation of Chambers mental con-
dition.
GREENVILLE-First annual re.
| port of w. r. Gray, county demon
| StratiOn agent, shows GreenVille
county has made remarkable progress
in agriculture. Farmers made par
ticularly good showing against boil
weevil by proper use of calcium
arsenate.
TRENTON.-World's greatest as.
paragus farm is located at Hattie
vile, near here. In association are
20 men. Business this year amount
ed to 100000 as realized from g.
600 crates and grown on some g..
600 acres. Net profit was 1856, 900.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES four long
days of hiking, Edna Spaniola and
Mildred Raper, 16-year- old girls of
Greensboro, are ushered into Green.
vile police station, foot-sore and
weary, that bed might be given them
for night. They were hiking to At
lanta to visit uncle of one Of girls
NE w BERRY. - According to
friends, Joseph L. Keitt, farmer OF
| NeWberry county, is being besiege6
| by friends to run for United States
senate and probably will make race
against Senator N. B. Dial. Cole L.
Biease, former governor, also has
announced.
BELTON.-Prof. j. B. Watkins,
superintendent of Bolton schools,
suffers stroke Of paralysis.
LAURENS.-First homicide in
over two years occurs here when
Jay Todd shoots and fatally wounds
jim Williams. Both are negroes.
COLUMBIA.-W. Banks Dove,
secretary of state. is in critical con.
dition here as result of apoplectic
stroke.
KINGSTREE.- Following address
By Bishop Denny, who condemned
plan, conference of the Methodist
| Episcopal church, south, adopts
resolutions protesting against con.
consolidation and unitication OF
northern and southern branches.
DERSON.-Among outstanding
road projects under consideration il
Anderson county is movement to put
Dobbins bridge route from Anderson
to Georgia line in state system
This road would open new way tc
Atlanta by Fair Play and thence tc
LaVOnia.
JAURENS.-Fate OF proposed
new highway program, involving
good roads bond issue of one million
dollars, will be decided at mass
maeeting soon.
YORK.-This county is laying
plans to spend 100000 on high
ways.
"The Three-in-One handbag re.
ceived, and it is just fine. Some OF
my neighbOrs want one just like it
I am more than pleased" So writes
Minard Smith, Route 3, Salters De
pot. S. C.
The Tri-Weekly journal for one
year and the Three-in-One shopping
bag, for only $1.35. Or we will send
the bag and the paper for eighteen
months for only 81 IN