Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-12-25
SOUTH CAROLINA

FLORENCE.-Mrs. S. T. Yates,
sitting in window of home washing
panes, falls to ground eight feet be-
low, and breaks vertebrate fspine.
She has chance for recovery.
COLUMBIA. - State charter is
granted Columbia Baseball corpora
ton, new organization to control
berth in Sally league. l.. L. Propst
is president and treasurer.
DARLINGTON.-Mrs. William A.
Carrigan one of best known women
OF county, dies at Society Hill home
after long illness.
FLORENCE. - Florence county
delegation in general assembly Joins
with delegations of Marion, Dillon
and Darlington, for establishment,
under public appropriations. of tu-
berculosis hospital here, to serve Pee
Dee section.
COLUMBIA.-Rev. w. p. Cline.
ID, aged Lutheran minister, is
given double honor by Lenoir col.
lege, Hickory, n. c., when it elects
him professor emeritus of Greek.
with honorarium of $4,000 per year,
and names new gymnasium after
him.
William Lykes. Jr..
is reelected president of Columbia
chamber of commerce, and Frank
Plerson is reelected secretary at
meeting here of new board of direc.
tors of organization
COLUMBIA. - Attorney General
Wolfe, in annual report to lesisla-
ture, made public here, urges more
stringent laws against carrying con-
cealed weapons, asks modification of
state banking laws, recommends
strict policing of state highways
against traffic violations and takes
firm stand in opposition to proposed
chlid labor amendment to federal
constitution.
NGFIELD.-James William
Grandy, of Springfield, is killed in
stantly by freight train when he
steps in front of one moving train
on to track of another, travelling in
opposite direction.
COLUMBIA. = State health board.
IN meeting here, adopts resolution
approving gift of j. B. Duke, head
or Southern Power company, to hos.
pitfalls and schools, and offers serv-
ices In connection with program of
administration.
YORK.-Mr. and Mrs, J. M. Big
ger celebrate golden anniversary of
wedding, and son, and daughter.1n-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Bigger.
celebrate same day silvery anniver-
sary of their wedding. Many attend
joint celebration in Clay Hill sec
ton of York county.
GOLDNILLE.-Work of doubling
Joanna cotton mills, here, former
Banna company, is completed
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ice and
Fuel company. of Spartanburg. Is
bought by Stone & Webster, of Bos-
ton.
GAFF'NEY.-Clerk of Court r. M.
| caldwell receives for recording list
| OF names of members in Cherokee
county of South Carolina Cotton
Growers Cooperative association
showing 1877 members for county.
ANDERSON.-De of cotton
| IN Anderson county to cooperative
association far exceed those of wear
ago, according to l.. l.. Rice, presi.
dent of Anderson branch
LAURENS. - John f. GRAY we'll.
known citizen of Shiloh section. dies
after years illness
NEWBERRY.-Mrs, Maud Proctor
dles at home here at age of so.
M'CLELLANVILLE.-Mrs. Annie
Laurie Mcclellan, who died in Sta,In.
ton, Va, is buried here. She was
oS, widow of A. S. Mcclellan
BENNETTsVILLE.-w. B. and
j. a. Fletcher of Pine Grove section,
near here, give half million dollars
IN la1.1 to state for educational pur.
poses, as memorial TO Robert Fletch,
or, son of w. B. Fletcher, who lost
| life in France.
WALHALLA. - WalhaUa's now
high school is completed at cost of
| $4,000
COLUMBIA.-Stage society's new
theater, Town theater, is opened
dfdicatory address being delivered nv
Hatcher Hughes, professor of ORA
matte literature at Columbia univer.
sity, New York.
SALUDA.-Leonard Story, -, Con,
tederate veteran, of Saluda. dies in
confederate home, in Columbia
AIkEN.-Samuel A. Woodward.
90 among oldest citizens of county,
confederate veteran. dies here.
| CoLUMBIA.-Tsaac T. Rollins,
convicted of forgery in April. 1924 is
granted clemency by Governor Nc.
Leod, on condition he support
| mother
| ROCh HlLL.-James Howard. col.
ored' admits he was driver. of auto
! winch struck and killed Sloan viii.
kefson' aged planter. near here re.
Gently. He says fright caused him "a
| speed on and not stop to report
! tragedy.
/ AlkEN.-Gaston Bank & Trust
Co, closed recently by State Bank
] examiner Bradley. for examination
IS declared TO be not insolvent and
Mr., Bradley allows to reopen.
LAURENS-Rufus L. Barnes.
under arrest here on charge of lar.
ceny from person, in theft of $50
from guest at boarding house here
Is wanted also in Wilson. y. c. on
TWO prohibition charges. ACCORDING
to advices received by officers here
/ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. society az
locenee county elects DR.. John n
I Werner. Jr.. president and takes
steps "a see il any Of J. s. Dukes