Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-05-26

here, invitation being extended at
the annual meeting at Aiken. 49,.
Spartanburg.-Spa High
school baseball team wins upper
state championship by defeating
City View High, of Greenville, at
Greer, 10 to 6.
Clemson College. - Now that
breeding season is over, poultrymen
must give attention to the produc-
tion of eggs that are infertile. Ac-
cording to poultry husbandmen here
markets want infertile eggs.
Pickens.-Eight hundred boys and
girls are enrolled by County Farm
Agent T. A. Bowen in club work
on farms.
Clemson College.-soy bean, rap
| idly replacing cowpea, is splendid
crop for South Carolina area, gov
eminent specialists here report. The
yield of both hay and grain is
! larger.
Authenticated States district
court in session here prepares to
dispose of 40 liquor cases.
AndersOn.-Prayer saved him from
| hands of band of armed citizens,
who hunted him through the
swamps of lower Anderson county,
after killing of Cecil Hall, white
farmer, on March 5, says George
Allen, condemned negro.
GreenvilIe. - Three new federal
prohibition enforcement officers are
appointed for South Carolina, D. G.
Johnson. of Conway; Ford Bruce, of
Taylor's section, and Edwin Parker,
of near Troy.
FIorence.-Steps are taken to see
that all school buildings in county
have adequate fire protection to pre-
vent a possible repetition of Cleve
land school disaster.
Sumter.-This city is selected as
place for 1924 state Sunday school
convention.
Rock HilI.-Miss Sarah Morris, of
Americas, Ca, is appointed home
demonstration agent of Orangeburg
county and begins work June 1. She
studied at University of Georgia.
Newberry. - The South Carolina
Cotton Growers association is con-
Quoting intensive campaign for mem
bers in Newberry and Lee counties.
Orangeburg. - In intensive cam
paign against typhoid fever here all
residents are urged to be inoculated.
! Lancaster%Ora Lee Higgins, six
/ teen, accidentally shot by employee of
Redpath chautauqua, dies here of
wounds.
|
Huntsville. - Commencement exer-
cises at Cocker college will be held
June to 5.
COIumbia.-Larges senior class in
history of the institution graduates
at commencement exercises at Co.
lumbia college, June 1 to 5.
| FlOrence.-The Rev. Father Wood
leaves to assume the rectorship of
Saint Mary's church at Charleston,
and will be succeeded at the Florence
parish by the Rev. j. w. Capnody
AlIendaIe.-Comme exer-
cises here, beginning June Z, will be
addressed by J. H. Hope, state sup
erintendent of education, and DIR. j.
L. Poole, of Furman university.
Union.-King's Mountain, one of
battlefields of Revolutionary war,
is visited by history class OF East
Main street school here, that the
children may see scenes Of as many
of the events studied in history as
possible.
Florence of Shop
Employees, consisting Of railroad
shop workmen, will open co-opera-
tive grocery store here for members
! of the organization.
YOrk.-Usual flare-up in moonshine
whiskey conincident with growing OF
spring foliage which furnishes screen
for blockader, has been noticed in
York county.
Observation-Disclosures will ship
three carloads Of potatoes this week
Columbia .-Robed in full regalia
of Ku klux Khan, six persons visit
State newspaper office and hand in
| 500 for Cleveland school house fire
relief fund.
COlumbia.-Mrs. Margaret Ann
Smith, one of Columbia's oldest and
beloved citizens, dies here.
CoIumbia.-Rev. F. Ray Riddle, of
this city, has been asked to become
pastor of the Shandon Presbyterian
church here.
Greenville.-Great preparations
are being made here fore entertain
ment of annual convention of South
Carolina Bankers association here
June 1921.
GeOrgetOwn.-"F' riendfield. one
of historic plantations of South
Carolina, is leased by group OF
/ Greenville sportsmen as a shooting
preserve. The seVenteen-rOom man
sion on the 400-acre tract dates from
seventeenth century.
Travellers Rest-Negroes in this
section take steps to prevent mem
bers of their race from migrating
north and let contract for better
church. Plans are under way to pro
vide better schools.
Establishment of plant
at Cayco, two miles from here, for
handling output of 200 sawmills in
South Carolina, North Carolina,
| Georgia and Tennessee, is an
nounced by Pace Lumber company.
GreenvilIe.-Hulett Webster Hunt,
former alderman and well-known
business man, is claimed by death.
GreenVille.-Jerry Burlington is Sc.
riously wounded by knife thrust in
back and Oscar Flanagan is arrest.
ed, charged with assault with intent