Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-11-24
SOUTH CAROLINA

LU MBlA.-COuntry-Wl SEARCH
~ police and theatrical agencies and
an international fraternity has de-
Ye1oped no clue as to whereabouts
s'of Miss Virginia Boozer, of Column
bia, 17-year-old student of University
of South Carolina, who left home
g here on November 2, oStensibly for
ctisit to friends in Spartanburg, but
actually for unknown destination.
: She is daughter of DIR. A. Earle
> sBoozer, secretary of state board of
medical examiners. 1t was thought
Miss Boozer might apply for a the
atrioal occupation, as she was known
to have such ambitions.
CHARLESTON - Fred c. Peters,
4 former director of defunct Enterprise
bank of this city, pleads guilty of
technical violation of state banking
laws, and is sentenced to fine Of
$3.50, or nine months.
.5s. GREENWOOD. = With Major j.
C. .Dozier, secretary of state board of
public welfare, presiding, thirteenth
South Carolina conference on social
work opens here with large attend
lance.
SENECA.-John, 9-year son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Dave Stribling, dies
of wounds received when shotgun is
accidentally discharged while he and
brother are at work in woods near
nome.
COLUMBIA.-PIans for establish
ing classes of instruction for inmates
s0f South Carolina penitentiary are
sNell under way, and regular studies
will be in progress by first of year.
SPARTANBURG.-H mutt
lated body of LemiX Long is found
in patch of woods near here. Verdict
Of coroner's jury is that he came to
death from gunShot wounds at hands
of unknown parties.
- SPARTANBURG.- His head bat
!, lnent. Landrum Mills, young white
man, Of Five Forks, is found dead
: in bed by wife. Two are held in Jail
J, in Greenville on suspicion.
~ AIKEN. Greene, young
white farmer on Jeter Ready place
,isnear Aiken, breaks neck and dies
e,almost instantly when he jumps
from running auto, and negro who
jumps with him sustains injuries
from which he may die.
COLUMBIA.-Fine reports are
coming in from dental clinics con-
Quoted by cooperation Of counties
with state board of health. Nine
8 cotihties already have work going
ssohg@two more are ready to start
Monday and four more are ready to
start as soon as operators can be
found.
= sGREENVILLE.-W DR.. Frank
s4Coon, local chiropractor, is released
: from the Greenville county Jail day
LATTER Christmas, he and Mrs. Coon
will at once leave for Walla Walla,
,AVash, on honeymoon trip. He was
!. married in Jail.
Hn PICKENS.-Pickens county has
produced an enormous crop Of
squirrels this year. Hunters say
they have never known them so
Is plentiful. Pure white wild squirrels
have been seen here for first time.
r tFLORENCE.-Sam J. Cole, lead
Ing farmer of this section, believes
IN turning under cotton stalks to
beat the boil weevil. He raised 81
bales of cotton on so acres. follow
z5ing this process.
e.COLUMBIA.-T. T. Talley, for
mer city clerk, dies at home here at
age of sixty.
ENWOOD.-Death of Will A.
Owings, injured in collision between
Ford roadster and truck, was
caused by the careless driving of
E. D. Rauton," according to verdict
of coroner's jury.
COLUMBIA.-Build and equip
ment of Camp Jackson, which, dur
ing war period at one time housed
$4,000 men and at which Eighty-first
division was trained, is sold at auc-
ton for $268, 100 to f. Harris &
Sons, of Chicago.
I OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES E. Miller,
Venerable Greenwood citizen, who
was scout with great record under
General M. c. Butler in Civil war,
dies at his home here.
- ANDERSON.-Cou of general
sessions opens here with Judge
ed1ayne F. Rice presiding. Case
against Arch B. Kay, murder. and
Plumer Ashley and Willie Moore,
aiding and abetting, is continued un-
It'll next term of court.
~ fIREE1N w OOO.-CO OF
local A. r. P. church has decided to
erect new building at early date.
s<Church is growing steadily under
I pastorate of Rev. Fred T. McGill.
: LAURENS. - Laurens County
Corn and Poultry association is or
s ganized and first show will be held
: December /.
ANDERSON.-And Bar asso-
.ciation passes resolutions endorsing
General Milledge l.. Bonham, attor-
new of this city, as judge to fill
vacancy due to death of Judge
George E. Prince.
CLEMSON COLLEGE. - The
Clemson college football team, hav-
Ing been undefeated by South Caro-
fllna team, will play Furman univer-
sity, also indicated in state, for
Palmetto championship here Thanks
: giving day. Record crowd of 900
! is ~expected.
- CHARLESTON. - Movement is
--ssafoot here to organize professional
ss,-baseball league to include Jackson
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