Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-08-26
SOUTH CAROLINA

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OLUMBIA.-U. s. Senator f. d
Smith speaks at Abbeville, Green
Vile and other cities in state in in
terest of Cotton Cooperative asso
citation.
COLUMBIA.-Lo rates of tax.
alton on timber and state bureau
of forestry are sought by South Car
DINA Forest Conservation society, in
annual gathering here, presided over
|, by James Henry Rice, of Virgins.
ANDERSON.-Grover Reeder, "a,
negro, is arrested for attacking
young woman as she slept on sleep
ing porch at Pendleton. Woman
Identifies him.
GAFF'NEY.-R. j. w. Moss, for
mer member of legislature, an
nounces candidacy for house, just
as lists of candidates close.
GAFFNEY.-J. C. Jenkins drives
into rear of truck driven by i. p.
Clary, and both bones in one of
Clary's legs are broken.
GREENVILLE.- farmers
of county held annual rally, with
Professor Fl. E. Daniels, of colored
A. & M. college, Orangeburg, as chiif
speaker.
CLINTON-James Adams and an
other white man, of Nashville
Tenn, try to sell car at ridiculously
low price, and auto dealer, suspect
ing theft, has man arrested. Car
was stolen from Greeneville, Tenn, it
developed.
CLINTON.-Bank Of Charleston
buys at $98.63 bonds of town of Gin
ton to amount Of 100000, for sewer
and water extensions.
MARION. - Henry M. Jayroe. OF
Marion, is killed, and Mrs. f. Carl
Sheppard, also of Marion, is pain
fully injured in collision of cars on
Gallivant's Ferry road.
ABBEVILLE. = Lights in every
church in city burn out same Sun.
day night and no services are held
Lights n neighboring buildings
burn properly.
GREENVILLE. - City health de
partment orders all dogs inoculated
against rabies, or be shot.
-GREENVILLE. - Work Is start
ed on new John c.. Calhoun hote]
here
ABBEVILLE. - Employees Of Alb
| beville Cotton mills are given holi
: day with pay.
GREENWOOD. - John w. Hill
textile worker, dies while at worl
| at machine in Grendal mill
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GREENVILLE.-G PEG
! pc are interested in race for con
! gress at Ithaca, N. Y, of DR.. Charlie:
| Love Durham, former GreenVillt
man, now professor in Cornell uni
Versity.
COMMUNICATES. Charles Jag
gers. Colored missionary to his race
famed throughout many states fOl
| public charities, dies at age of 93
being kept from work only few
| weeks.
FLORENCE.- Coast Linz
| plans to build 200 phosphate cars.
GREENVILLE.-Royal G. Wat
kins, SO, dies IN Hanford, Cal, ant
is brought to home here for burial
GREENVILLE.- Engineer beeir
surveys at Caesars Head, mountain
resort near here, with view 10 de
veloping hydro-electric plant anC
| building homes.
CLINTON.-"Aunt Sis Neigh
| bors, an invalid since girlhood, nov
| 81, takes first automobile ride t.
| Clinton, when she sees for first time
! building larger than her home. Sht
| has never ridden on train and never
| used telephone.
ANDERSON-F'arm Agent s. NJ
| Byars and unknown man enter con
test to see who can stay under
| water longest. Unknown man come!
up gurgling and goes down again
about to drown, but is rescued b,
! Byars.
LAURENS.-E. E. Pitts well
| known Greenville man, is injured
when run down by auto driven by
negro. Thigh is dislocated.
Anderson.-R. E. Lyon, of stat,
| highway commission, announce.
hearing on question of freeins
bridges over Savannah river of tolls
ANDERSON. - John Etheridg,
and Hoyt Culpepper, two youn:
white man of Anderson, race will
! train to crossing. AS their cal
strikes rail tire bursts. They are
thrown many feet, car falling or
them, but escape with bad bruise.
! and cuts.