Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-05-22


asking members to sign pledge to
attend Sunday school, and not to
use bad words. lie or gamble, and to
live clean lives.
GREENWOOD. Berry D.
Hughes, local grocer; w. A. Sudduth,
of Ware Shoals, and d. j.. Malone,
| local cotton mill worker, are taken
to state penitentiary in Columbia to
serve terms for violating prohibition
law.
COLUMBIA.-Conf OF negro
women of state, under auptces of
| Southern Presbyterian church, is an
nounced for May 2S-June 2, sessions
to be held at Benedict college, here.
LAURENs.-F. P. MCGOWAN, of
Laurens. is appointed by Governor
| Mcleod as special judge for term of
court in Orangeburs, June 2.
ANDERsON.-W. A. Clamp re.
signs as deputy sheriff and an
nounces candidacy for sheriff, fiji
teenth man in race for this office.
UNION.-C. j. Rogers, Miss Myr-
tie Virgins, I. ID. Purvis, j. r. May
and Mrs. j. E. Brown and her four
yearold son, all of Columbia, are
| sent to hospital here with injuries
received when car in which they are
riding to Spartanburg leaves road
and strikes culvert.
EDG .-EdgefieId county
sells bonds to amount of 500 900, for
roads, for $104,0 to Hatchett Bond
company, of Chicago.
GAFFNEY.-Mrs. Elizabeth MILL
ken, of Greensburg, Pa, whose hus-
band left her here and who was
found on streets in dazed condition.
lost, is now in asylum in Pittsburg,
according to information received
here.
SPARTANBURG. - Mrs. M. v.
Cooper, eightyseven, is fatally in
iured and her daugher,. Mrs. Edward
H. Sterritt, is hurt when auto driven
by Sydney l.. Rigby, insurance man,
strikes them. Mrs. Coyner dies on
way to hospital. Coroner's jury ex-
onerates Rigby.
WINNSBORO.- w innsboro Jail
old and out Of date, is sold at auc-
ton for $15,600, to Ameen Brothers.
DARLINGTON.-R Fuller Howle,
county treasurer, one of Darling
tons oldest and most highly regard
ed citizen, dies of stroke of paralysis.
CLEMSON COLLEGE.-Rachel,
of Richland, Guernsey cow, owned
by Robert M. Cooper, of Wisacky,
wins April dairy honors for state,
producing 95.2 pounds of butter fat
and 2,192 pounds of milk. Forty-siX
cows are on honor roll for April.
COLUMBIA.-May 80 is set as
date for induction into office of
two new members of city council.
Drs. S. F. Kilingsworth and G. G..
Stanley. At same time Mayor Cole
man will appoint new department
heads.
COLUMBIA-Emm Valentine
and husband, David Valentine, win
200 verdict against Seaboard Air
Line in $4,000 suit, alleging dam
ages incurred when train jolted and
threw her from platform to ground.
FLORENCE.-J. Frank Trip, of
Pelzer, is promoted to position of
grand master of state grand lodge of
Odd Fellows at convention here. II.
Endel, of Greenville, is reelected
treasurer for thirtyfourth term.
COLUMBIA.-"Mi Men" of
Columbia take charge of exercises
for laying of cornerstone Of "Colum-
bia Hail." first building Of handsome
new plant of Chicora college, here.
COLUMBIA. - South Carolina
Presbyterian leaders express gratif-
cation at election by Presbyterian
general assembly at San Antonio,
Texas, of DR.. Thornton Whaling,
former president of Columbia The
illogical seminary, here, az modera-
tor.
ORANGEBURG. General w. A
Clark. prominent banker, OF Column
bia, is reelected commander of Con
federate Veterans, at closing session
Of annual reunion here.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES station
operation division Of American Rail
way association, ends big conven-
ton here, selecting San Francisco
as place for 1925 gathering.
COLUMBIA.-Char is Sc
lected as place for 1925 convention
and Arthur H. Mackey, Of Green
vile, is reelected president of South
Carolina Funeral Directors asso-
citation at closing session of con-
vention here.
COLUMBIA.-D. A. Geer. Of Bel,
ton, is named by Governor Mcleod
as director of Cotton Growers Coop
eratiVe association, a s representing
public interest in affairs of associa-
ton.
COLUMBIA-Form Governor
Frederick Gardner, of Missouri. is
in favor Of McAdoo, according to his
son, w. X. Gardner, who is on visit
here.
COLUMBIA.-W. V. Guerard. of
Raleigh. n. c., former Ku Klux
Khan worker. is arrested here on
charges preferred at Raleigh, in con.
nection with flogging case, and is
taken to Raleigh for trial.
NORTH CAROLINA
DU RHAM.-Bids are opened for
construction of new county home
to cost about 100000.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Reaves,
SO, is found dead in bed at home,
husband aged 104. surviving her,
CHARLOTTE. - Reese Simpson.
young white man. charged with
selling whisky, refuses to tell from
whom he obtained supplies and
takes sentence of six months on
county roads.
CHARLOTTE.-M than $500
carloads of peaches is estimated
cror this year of ASSOC trees in
belt from SO to 80 miles Of Char
lotte. Shipments to northern mar
l1ets are expected to be started