Atlanta tri-weekly journal., 1924-07-19
SOUTH CAROLINA

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| out of car and injuring them bad
| ly.
SOUTH CAROLINA
CLINTON-Five football stars
from last years Thornwell Orphan
age high school championship team
are to play for Presbyterian College
of South Carolina here, next sea
son, Clinton Rotary club having pro-
Vided money to put boys in college
| here
ROCK HILL-Edwin Carothers,
member of House, announces he will
not offer for reelection, and DR..
i. j. Campbell, former mayor of
! Glover, announces candidacy.
SPARTANBURG-John w. Davis
is best qualified man for presidency
in point of experience, ability, and
personality, that has ever been NOM
| mated, declares Congressman Jas.
F. Byrnes, candidate for L. S. SEN
ate, in interview here.
LAURENS-Office have excit-
ing chase before capturing Ford
Cogsdale and c. B. Brown, alleged
! rum runners, of Greenville. Car and
liquor are seized
WOODRUFF-Dr. L. H. Irby,
prominent physician, dies while
dressing to leave for visit to wife in
Drakesbranch, Va, who was called
there to be with her mother, i'll.
WALHALLA.-Though standing
stolidly throughout trial, on charge
of robbing bank here, three brothers,
George, Fred Henry Corbin,
break down and shed flood of tears
when Judge M. L. Bonham sentences
them to twelve years in prison for
crime.
SPARTANBURG - Damage esti-
mated at 100000 is done by fire in
town of Chesnee, 16 miles north of
here, on c., C. & o. railroad. Flames
started in blacksmith shop and rap
idly spread to other buildings.
ROCK HILL-James p. Culp, 63,
dies in Baltimore hospital. after long
illness.
GEORGETOWN-State press asso.
citation, which began convention at
Myrtle Beach, ends it here, with
banquet rendered by people of town.
CHARLESTON-Wappoo country
club let's contract for erection of
new club house, to Simmons Mayrant
company, here, for $69,17O.
CHARLESTON-New Union pier
is completed and contract is let for
erection of pier shed. Total project
represents outlay of $1,OOO,OOO.
Il
l. yer, qualities as candidate for
legislature.
COLUMBIA-After weeks rest,
candidates for state offices and u.
5. senate resume campaign.
ROCK HILL-State convention Of
Young Peoples Christian Union. or
ganization Of Associate Reformed
presbyterian church, is held at
Neely's Creek church here.
WBERRY-County campaien
opens, with seven men seeking, seats
IN mouse of representatives. Eugene
5. Blease, former mouse member
Wlthdraws from race for state senate
against Senator Alan Johnstone.
CHARLESTON-La Toilette for
PRESIDENT club is formed here, with
w. f. Brown as promoter.
COMMUNICATING thousand vet.
erans of Rainbow division attend an
nual convention here, with General
Harbord, head of radio CORPORATION.
former leader in A. K. F., attend.
ing as chief speaker
COLUMBIA.-After being absent
from state several weeks attending
Democratic convention in New York
Governor Mcleod joins state cam.
paign party. He is opposed for re-
election by John r. Duncan.
COLUMBIA. = Former superin.
tendent of State Penitentiary A. X.
sanders, for ten years member of
legislature from Sumter county. an
nounces candidacy for house of rep
resentatiVes from Richland county,
OF which Columbia is seat.
DARLINGTON.-E. !. Byrd
prominent citizen, who served, with
olstinctlon in World war, dies here.
Observation-Disclosures BODY of U.
S. marine, found or Horse island
near Paris island, by negro fisher
man, is Identified as that of Private
Aaron t'redericksen. of Orchard Gar
den. Mimi, who was killed. saws board
or inquest, while attempting to de.
sert from Paris Island marine sta
ton.
DEN NMARk.-Town NJ Of Denmark
lets contract TO General Road Drain
age and Construction company. of
Columbia, to install sewerage system
and pave main streets of town.
NETY-SIX-John w. Iips.
comb, prominent business man, is
Killed when run over by automobile
In which were riding five young men
of Greenwood, F. w. Carr, ]. T. Eli
son, P. l.. Bailey. f. l.. THOMPSON
and Fred Landreth. Mr.. Lipscomb
was helping another motorist with
broken down car when struck.
CHARLESTON. = Port utilities
are leased to United States shipping
board for five-year period.
ROCK HILL. = Mrs. Catherine
Ayers, 81, dies at home of son. w.
n. Ayers. She was mother Of 10
children.
DILLON.-A. B. Jordan. editor of
local paper, sails for Europe. where
he Will study farming conditions,
especially in Holland, writing series
of articles for newspaper syndicate
in America.
CHARLESTON,-In suit brought
in federal court against Southern
Railway bV w ! Rarcott of A iLen