Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-07-21

! H. Schaffer, of WATERFORD, interna.
tionally known writer, economic
authority, business man and farmer.
Coiumbia,-Gov, Thomas G. Nc
Leod and other prominent speakers
are named for south-wide campaign
| to be conducted in August in behalf
| of cooperative marketing OF cot.
| ton. 1t is planned to carry on in.
tensive campaign in every state in
belt.
AndersOn.-Funeral services are
| held for Mrs. NJ, i. Bonham, wife of
General Milledge L. Bonham, of the
Anderson bar.
PiercetOwn.--Negr whose last
name is said to be Walker, is hunted
by large number of citizens for al
legged criminal attack on 32-year-old
white woman.
Abbeville.-A midsummer trade
event is celebrated here with a rec
ord,breaking attendance. Wilson G.
Harvey, former governor, speaks.
AbbevilIe.-Deputy Sheriff C. B.
Prince is forced to shoot negro who
resists arrest and attacks officer.
Anderson.-Adoption Of resolution
by city council, whereby carnlvals
and shows of that character will
not be permitted to show in city
this year. is announced following ex.
ecutive session of body.
Clemson COllege.-Marriage of in.
terest throughout state is that of
Miss Helen Evans Bracket, daugh.
ter of DR.. and Mrs. Richard Newton
Bracket, of Clemson College, and
Franklin Turner Waddill, of
Cheraw.
AndersOn.-It is reported by Miss
Will Lou Gray, of state board of
education, that number of scholar.
ships in the opportunity schools, to
be held this summer at Erskine and
Lander colleges. are now available.
Chester.-All mills are running
full time night and day and have
not lost an hour during entire year.
Progress on new mill, No. 8, is very
satisfactory.
INSTRUMENTATION of two mills,
allowed by law to present school
levy of 90 mills in district, due to
sinking fund deficiency, is an
nounced.
Observation-Disclosures at sixth
annual convention. of Lexington
County Sunday School association,
held at the Convent Baptist church
here, taxes capacity of building.
FIOrence.-W. L. Haynie, well.
known Florence county citizen,
brother of County Treasurer Charles
I. Haynie, dies of paralysis.
Winnsboro.-Miss Marian Utes, Of
New York city. here on a visit to
sister, Mrs. j. W. Seigler, dies SUD.
denly of appoplexy.
Allendale.-E. r. Tessier, promi-
nent shoe merchant of this place, is
claimed by death.
,AndersOn.-Mrs. Lizzie William
dies at home here.
Laurens.- here will vote.
this week on $250,O00 bond issue for
road and bridge improvement.
Darlington.-Steps have been
taken to reorganize Darlington
Chambe rof Commerce.
Sumter.-Committee in charge OF
second annual conference for church
workersat Presbyterian college of
South Carolina, Clinton, August Z
to y, makes plans for big gather
ings.
Orangeburg. Especial conference
Of negro farm demonstration agents,
working in state under Smith.Lever
act. is being held in State A. & M
college here.
Laurens.-United States Senator.
n. b. Dial accepts invitation to ad-
dress Augusta Exchange club.
Manning eleven boys stand en-
animation for Citadel, Clemson and
University. of South Carolina.
/ BeaufOrt.-Methodi will meet
here July 30-August at annual ses-
sion of District Standard, Training
School for Sunday School Workers,
HartsVilIe.-W. w. Sumner is
elected president OF Advertising club,
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