Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-11-13
SOUTH CAROLINA

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ROCK IIILL.-W. ]. Roddey, ST.,
manufacturer and business man,
condemns, in address to merchants
here, practice of urging people to
'strade at home" Merit in merchan-
disc is onl yattraction necessary to
hold home trade, he says.
COLUMBIA.-Family of ]. R.
Trbv. in suburb, has narrow escape
when home is burned.
sUMTER.-Frank Van w. Van
Ness company, OF New York, plans
erection of furniture factory here.
KINGSTREE.- j. Brown,
of Cades, near here, dies at home at
ace OF 50. Was distinguished Con-
federate veteran.
ABBEVILLE.-J. Howard Moore,
state senator, announces ne Will IN
troduce bill in legislature to change
srntrol of Clemson college, whereby
IoSs seven of thirteen trustees are
sMcte5 for life
SpARTANBURG.-Program COM
n,ittee of state Sunday School asso-
citation meets here and selects
Charleston as place for 1925 conVen-
tion and April 1916 as dates. Leon
G. Palmer, secretary, or Spartan
burg, is in charge of program.
ILEESVILLLE.-M Edward ".
Ouattlebaum dies in hospital IN Co
lumbia and is buried here.
COLUMBIA-Big rally of alumni
Of Furman university is held mere
on November s, following Furman
university football game.
RENS.-Trustees Of all Meth
odist colleges in state, Wofford, at
Spartanburg; Columbia college, at
Columbia. and Lander college, at
Greenwood, are reelected by upper
south Carolina conference in session
here. Abbeville is selected as meeting
place for 1925 conference.
GRFENVILLE. - Circuit Judge
John S. Wilson holds state theater
admission tax of ten per cent con-
stitutional, in case of Bllou theaIer
here against state.
CHESTER. = Former Clemson
students meet here and call state
wide gathering of former cadets OF
institution, to be held in Columbia
November 10, to discuss affairs at
college which led up to recent
strike" of students.
COLUMBIA. = M. C. Wright, for
mer cashier of City National bank,
of Sumter, pleads guilty to charge
! of embezzling funds of bank and IS
sentenced to fifteen months IN fed
eral penitentiary in Atlanta.
~ COLUMBIA. = Gasoline dealers
of state meet here, presided over by
! Niels Christensen, of Beaufort, ana
decide 70 institute injunction proceed
inos to prevent sale by larger OIL
companies Of gasoline at prices be
low living point for jobber. =
CAMERON. Mrs. Mary A,
Z Crook, II, dies at home here after
illness of IS years. She was we'll
Known throughout community.
. GREENWOOD. = Woman's Mis-
sionary Union of Baptist church
holds annual state gathering mere
selecting Limestone college, CARNEY,
as place for 1925 convention, and re-
electing Mrs. j. d. Chapman, OF An
derson, president, for seventeenth
time.
GREENWOOD. = r. Rosenbaum,
M. o. Rosenbaum and Herman
.Rosenbaum merchants. here, have
been indicted jointly by grand jury
In federal court now in session here,
on charge of conspiracy to defraud
government in connection with in
come tax returns.
GAFFNEY.- Erwin, II, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Erwin, living
! heir city, is instantly killed when
mule, which his father was showing
ito prospective purchaser, kicks him
on neck, breaking it.
n. COLUMBIA-Elev persons were
skilled on highways Of state in Octo-
Der, according to statistics gathered
by state highway department.
LEXINGTON. - Hundredth ami
; versary of Lutheran church in South
PCarolina, started in Lexington, is
celebrated, November 1914, in st.
Michaers church here.
N-Factionalism is thing
of past, declares Senator-elect Cole
Ia, Blease, former governor, in adj
dress here.
- ALLENDALE. - Trial of former
Governor Wilson G. Harvey on
charge Of violating state banking
laws, in connection with Enterprise
bank, of Charleston, of which he was
president, is postponed to spring
term of court This is second indict-
ment against him, trial on first hay
ing resulted in acQuittal.
ESTON. - Judge w. H
Townsend issues temporary restrain
f-4e-order against city council to pre-
vent enforcement of new ordinance
requiring persons moving household
goods and personal effects from one
house to another, to make detailed
report to police department.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Emma
Baker, after illness of weeks, dies
ss.SFFal1t-s-lrpme here Was head of promi-
@lTeut family.
- CHA RI4ESTON- Rev. Gordon NJ.
Reese, of St Louis, takes up new
duties as ector of Porter Military
academy hire.
KS s-COLUMBIA- hundred di-
rectprs and officers of cooperative
marketing, associations Of North and
xSotIth Cal~4lina, Georgia and Ala
hama, attend two-day conference
here, discussing problems and work
Sof Organizations.
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