The Index-Journal from Greenwood, South Carolina • Page 5

Sept. 8. 1951 Yhe index-journal, greenwood, s. c. Page Fivt DEATHS Bookmobile Schedule Of The Week Mrs.

Douglas. Sister A. C. Wise, Dies In Chester Volunteer Aides Named For Visit Of Bloodmobile TOBACCO SALES RALEIGH, N. C.

The Care-Unas border and the middle tobacco belt closed their sales week yes lei day with prices steady to higher, but averages on thehuf North Carolina eastern belt were little off. And FUNERALS Orange Meringue makes a delicious frosting- tee-aa orange cake. To make this topping add a dash of salt to two egg whites and beat until stiff: now gradually beat In four tablespoons of sugar. Pile this meringue lightly en a cake baked In a seven by eleven-Inch pan and sprinkle with a tablespoon of shredded orange rUwfBrown the meringue lightly under, the broiler. Shells Still Menace Italian Children ROME (Pi War, six years after Its end, still takes a deadly toll of children In Italy.

The average number killed annually picking at or playing with hand grenades, bombs and mines Is 1.400 -three or four eve-y day. An Intensive campaign has been started by the National Organisation for Accident Prevention to cut or eliminate this slaughter. The organization has distributed thousands of posters showing a boy about to touch a half-burled shell. A frantic mother In the background shouts: "No. death Is there." Revival Meeting Continues At Church In Ware Shoals WARE SHOALS The revival meeting will continue at the Ware Shoals Pentecostal Holiness Church on Circle street through Sunday night.

Sept. 16. The Rev. Walter Nash of Franklin Springs. will be bringing the messages from Monday night throughout' the week.

Miss Tlney Munley of Greenwood is the lipeaker at the present lime. The public is invited to attend all services. The Rev. D. B.

Jitrrett Is pastor of the church. Late Show Tonight James C. Hemphill Architect Greenwood Sou; OU. 607-801 Hodges Hdf. O.

Box 487 Phone 3081 WILLIAM S. LEWIS ANDERSON William Sam Lewis, 64, a life-long resident of Lown-desvllle, died at the Abbeville Memorial Hospital early Friday morning. Mr Lewis was engaged In farming. He Is survived by his wife, Alice Bo wen; three sons. Jack Lewis and Paul Lewis of Lowndesvllle and Oil-He Lewis of Anderson; two daughters, Mrs.

Helen Dunn of Lowndesvllle. Mrs. Beatrice Newell of Abbeville, five grandchildren: three brothers, Melvln, Ben and Eugene Lewis, all of Abbeville; three sisters, Mrs. Floyd McMahan of Lowndesvllle, Mrs. Ada Simpson of Abbeville and Mrs.

McCullough of Abbeville. Funeral services were conducted Saturday at 3:30 p. m. from the Smyrna Methodist Church in Lowndesvllle, by the Rev. C.

P. Chewnlng, the Rev. T. L. Hooper.

Burial was In Smyrna cemetery. Volunteer workers who assisted with the Red Cross bloodmoolle visit here yesterday are announced by Mrs. W. L. Roddey.

county chairman of volunteers. Her co-chairman Is Mrs. Ernest Carpenter and the committee workers are as follows: Telephonists: Mrs. Frank Edwards, chairman; Mrs. Devore Andrews, co-chairman; Mrs.

J. W. Bradford, Mrs. Harry Heinzer, Mrs. Bruce Barksdale, Mrs.

clarence Smith. Mrs. Fred Smith, Mrs. Williams Watson. Mrs.

Cecil Browning. Mrs. Jack Lawrence, Mrs. Howard Bums. Mrs.

Howard Clegg, Mrs. Lester Reynolds. Hiwtessea: Mrs. Nat Watson, Mrs. Randolph drier, Mrs.

C. Y. Thorn-ason. Mrs. J.

C. Self, Mrs. L. X. Hartzog.

Mrs. Dewey Johnson. Clerical Aides; Mrs. 8. A.

Tinkler, Mrs. J. E. Dicks. Mrs.

P. M. Lawrence, Mrs. Carl Deadwyler, Mis GLORIA THEATRE Ninety Six. 8.

Chester, Sept. 8 Mrs. Belle Douglas, 78, widow of Dr. Robert L. Douglas, prominent physician, died at 4 o'clock yesterday morning at her home.

118 College street, Chester, (ollowlng an illness of about four years. Mrs Douglas Is survived by one son. Robert Alexander Douglas of Moncks Corner; three daughters, Miss Alice Zelma Douglas of Chester, Miss May Orate Douglas of Birmingham, snd Miss Isabelle Clifton Douglas of Chester; one grandson, Robert Alexander Douglas, of Lancaster; one great-granddaughter, Elizabeth Jane Douglas of Lancaster; one brother, Alexander Clifton Wise of Greenwood; three sisters, Mrs. Annie Wise Wilkes and Miss May Wise, both of Chester, and Miss Wesley Wise of Chattanooga. and a number of nieces and nephews.

Funeral services will be conducted at 4 o'clock Bundny afternoon from Barron's funeral home here, by the Rev. William Royal Bussey, minister of the First Baptist Church, assisted by the Rev. Raleigh Moore Engle, minister of Purity Presbyterian Church. Interment will be in Evergreen cemetery. It takes about five quarts of milk to muke a pound of American cheese; as a result cheese Is a concentrated food hlRh in nutrients.

Following is the bookmobile schedule for the week September 10-14: Monday: Woodlawn School 9 Mathews Mill 1 30-3 00 Tuesday Phoenix School 10 00-10 30 Bold Springs School Calliso'n 10 Ktrksey 8chool 12 30-12 45 Pittsburg School 1 Oulledge's 2 30-2 40 Hayes' 15 Wednesday: Utopia School 00 Oak Orove School 00 Darnell's 30 Seven's 00 Smith's 25 Clark's King's Epworth Rhodes' Templeton's Carson's Thursday: Quarry School Benjamin's Coronaca School Orendel Mill Friday: Hodges School Hodges Square TONIGHT Double Feature 1 25 ANNOUNCEMENT Dr. Robert Moore NATUROPATHIC PHYSICIAN New Location 605 Montague Street Office Days Tuesdays Fridays 8:00 A. M. Until 4:00 P. M.

Dial 9-6212 for Appointment If No Answer Call 5459 8 W. Page. Mrs. Katherlne Haw PIIONR 7431 i Mm JONES kins. Nurses and nurses aides: Mrs.

W. P. Turner. Mrs. Paul Mrs.

Ryan Bolen, Mrs. Chris Rlrliter, Miss Annie Mae Foote. Canteen: Mrs. M. O.

McDonald. Mrs. W. P. Watklns.

Mrs. J. P. Abney, Mrs. P.

E. Orler, Mrs. Joei Bailey. Mrs. J.

E. Bolton. Traaportation: Mrs. Heaist Coleman, Mrs. Casper Holroyd, Mrs.

Thomas Blair, Mrs. Joe Adams. AT THE HOSPITAL VUitlng hours i 10-11 a. m.i i- and 7-1 p. m.

Please observe Discharged yesterday: Mrs. Reynolds Abbott, Route two; HowaXl Brock. 17 Wood street. Ware Shoals: Miss Bessie Campbell. 512 Edgefield street; Owen C.

Cor ley, Route four; William Haeel, city; Mrs. Horace Helliday, Route one. Ninety Six: SPaDl C001ET Mrs. Alvln Hlgginbotham. 109 Columbia street; Mrs.

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