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

April 4, 1955 THE INDEX-JOURNAL, GREENWOOD, S. C. Page Five Early Easter Service To Be Held At Carillon An Easter service will be held Sunday morning from 7:30 to 8 o'clock around the Callie Self 'CarilIon," sponsored by the Callie Self Memorial Baptist Church, Mathews Methodist Church and Second Presbyterian Church: The Mathews Community Choir will to the accompaniment of the carillon, the first such program ever held here. Jan Kwist, choir director, will play the bells. The Rev.

J. T. Gregory of Mathews Methodist Church, will lead the Easter meditation. Chairs be provided for those in audience who cannot stand for the service. In the event of bad weather, the program will be held in Callie Self Church.

LAST DAY. A Great Cast--In MGM's Today's Love Greatest Story LAST TIME PARIS' starring Elizabeth TAYLOR TUES. WED. Debra Jeffrey, Paget Hunter Princess Technicolor Cartoon Short VILLAGE G. W.

Culbertson Dies; Last Rites Are Held Today George W. Culbertson, 72, retired textile worker, died Sunday ing at 1:17 at his home, 442 Pelzer. following a long. illness. He was born in Laurens County June 3, 1882, a son of the late Hugh Culbertson and Willard Culbertson, both of Laurens County families.

He had spent practically his entire life in Greenwood and was employed by Abney Mills for a number of years. Mr. Culbertson was a loyal and faithful member of the Church of God on Durst Avenue extension where he served as superintendent of the Schbol for a tong number sundae. Surviving are this widow, Mrs. Bessie Hollingsworth Culbertson of the home, five children, L.

E. Culbertson and Mrs. Furman. er, both of Clinton, Grover Culbertson, Mrs. W.

C. Griffin and Mrs. C. B. Fuller, all Greenwood; seven grandchildren and two great grandchilden; one sister, Mrs.

Mattie Noffz, Cross Hill; one. brother, Bascomb Culbertson, Laurens, one stepbrother, Jim Rampey, of Georgetown and a number of nieces and nephews, Funeral services were held this afternoon at 4 o'clock from the Church of God with the Rev. George L. the Rev, Frank L. Muller and the Rev.

C. E. McAbee officiating. Interment followed in Bethlehem cemetery at Coronaca. The following served as active pallbearers, M.

D. Trail, A. P. butler, Roy Edmunds, Dan Smith, Ernest Rosenberg, Ed Spearman, Joel Wood, Junior Hollingsworth and Bud Kay. Men's Bible Class and the Young The a honorary escort included the Married Men's Class of the Church.

of God, Dr. W. P. Turner and Dr. W.

P. Turner, Jr. CHIROPRACTOR Dr. Robert A. Lusk OFFICE HOURS 'Til 12 and 1 'Til 6 P.M.

Abbeville, South Carolina DRIVING FOR Down a thousand miles of HIGHWAY DANGER! foced the greatest challenge of them for the prize they said he couldn't and the girl he couldn't have! COLOR Technicolor JOHNNY DARK' Tonight Tuesday Shows 7:10 8:55 phone 9-1311 theatre Today Tuesday -WAY DRIVE IN Wednesday 25 THEATRE SHOWS: 7:10 AND 9:00 PHONE 9-7456 8 MANY Uproarious Outdoor RIVERS Romance! TO CROSS' CINEMASCO COPE Color Robert staring Eleanor TAYLOR PARKER Victor Russ Jeff James McLAGLEN TAMBLYN RICHARDS ARNESS ENTERTAINING A- RICH RIENCE! JAMES K. FRIEDRICH presents A CENTURY FILMS PRODUCTION GLORIOUS COLOR WIDE SCREEN Day of riumph The Meeting MAGDALENE and Staring LEE J. COBB Robert WILSON James GRIFFITH JOANNE DRU as Mary Magdalene TOUCH CONNORS WELL GILMORE Features at 1:04 3:08 9:20 Today' and Tuesday STATE Funeral Services Are Held Today For Otis Waters Funeral services for Otis War ters were held at 5 p. m. today from Callie Self Memorial Baptist Church, conducted by the Rev.

J. E. Willis. Burial was in Greenwood Memortal. Gardens.

Mr. Waters WAS 29, years old; native of Banks County, and son of Willie Otis and Lellan Tay: lor Waters, now of Greenwood. He had lived here since 1940 and attended Callie Self Church. Mr. Waters was a veteran of World War II and a member of the Marine Corps Reserve.

Surviving beside the parents are his wife, Mrs. Aletta Booth Witers; -children, Russell, Anita and Benita Waters: a sister, Mrs. Ed Anderson, and a brother, Leonard Waters, all of Greenwood. Active pallbearers were Ed Anderson, Herman Lee White, Philip Pagen, Dowes, Taylor, Smith. Harley Funeral Home in charge.

St. Paul Church To Have Three Special Services St. Paul Methodist Church of Ninety Six will have a series of preEaster services Wednesday, Thursday and Friday nights at 8 o'clock. The Rev. John Shingler, Greenwood Methodist District superintendent, will preach on Wednesday evening.

The sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be given on Thursday with the pastor, the Rev; F. C. Owen, in charge, and on day, the Rev. Woodrow Ward of Tranquil Methodist Church, will Once-Closed Doors Of Hollywood Now Wide Open To George Gobel By EUGENE CARSON, BLAKE President, National Council of Churches Strangely enough, most Americans prove that ours is an essentially irreligious age because they judge the Church by the standards of canism rather than judging all hun man governments by the standards of God that they should learn in their Churches. Jesus was standing in the yard of the temple in Jerusalem on one of 'the days of the first Holy.

Week. His enemies asked Him an embarrasing question and in front of the crowd. "Is it right for us to pay Roman taxes, or not?" ever He answered would likely get Him in. trouble, If He said' "yes," the anti-Roman crowd would turn against Him. If He said "no," He would be arrested as subversive revolutionary.

"Render unto Caesar the things that are Caesar's," said Jesus. "Render unto God the things that are God's," as He pointed to a coin with Caesar's name upon it. So Christians have always known that true religion gives 110 man an excuse to be a disloyal citizen. But this does not mean that you fought to suppose the government is God. A.

good government greatly needs people who believe so much in God that neither state nor dares invade their rights or freedoms. AP Newsfeatures therefore unto Caesar the things which be Caesar's." Defense Materiel, Military Salaries Constitute Top Items In Budget -NEW YORK "A new look at the cost of running the Federal establishment ha's been taken by the U. S. Bureau of the Budget with the objective of providing a clearer idea of where the government spending dollar goes and in what areas the recent economy efforts have been most effective, the Institute of Life Insurance stated today. From the peak of $74.3 billions in.

the 1953 fiscal year, during which present administration took the Institute: said, Federal spending has been reduced by more than $10 billions to an estimated total of $63.5 billions for the current fiscal year which ends on June 30. The figures, however, still spending in fiscal 1955 running, around billions above budget receipts, the Institute stated the need for continued economy effors to put the budget in Budget Bureau's new lysis of Federal spending, divided as between national protection and civil activities," the Institute said, "shows the relative importance of individual items in the make-up of the total. The biggest single one is fiscal defense "this material. For the 1955 at year, item is placed $12.6 billions, the equvalent of 30 per cent of the entire allocation for the year. Expenditures for planes alone represent more than half of the total spending in this category.

"Second in size 1 in the entire budget is the pay and subsistence of the Armed Forces, which adds up to an estimated $10.2 billions for the year. The third biggest item is the classification of repair, maintenance operaton of defense equipment and installations, which is placed at just under $8 billions for. the period. "These three defense items alone come to almost. $31 billions the 1955 fiscal year, or nearly half of the whole budget for the year.

The current figures, however, represent decided reductions from recent peaks, reflecting the greater effielency with which the defense establishment is being run. The combined reduction 'for three from the 1954 fiscal year, for example, adds up to more than $5 billions, representing most of the $6.2 bil- Senate Approval Of 1 Funds Marks Legislative Week COLUMBIA (P) The Senate a 130 million-dollar general appropriations, bill as the main business of the General Assembly's 12th week. The senators added $1,080,000 to Finance Committee version of the bill and agreed to nine million in additional taxes proposed by the committee, including application of the sales to commercial advertising. The House will consider Senate changes in the bill next. week.

MONDAY: Senate- Received a dollar version of the general appropriations bill from its Finance Committee. The measure included a. year's of the gross on liquor dealers, and of the sales tax to tran: sient room rentals and commercial advertising. TUESDAY' House--Met for uncontested 1o- cal matters only, a status it, voted the previous week ago to continue. each day of this legislative week.

Senate--Examined the appropriations bill, agreed to begin debate on it. Wednesday. Senate- Gave second reading to the money bill after adding almost $450,000 to the total, agreeing to the mine million dollars worth of additional taxes "listed, and providing by amendment that county' property taxes must be paid on motor vehicles before issuance of license tags. THURSDAY: Senate- Gave third reading to the appropriations bill after adding more to the total, which reached 130 million, and viding for a $3.10 statewide fishing license. Sent the House bill to regulate the marketing of eggs.

FRIDAY: Senate -Met for uncontested" Tocal' matters only. By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD -In previous years, the closest George Goebel sever came to. movie work was when he was a touring night club comic. A theater magnate asked him, you under coptract, "No," George replied. "MGM?" "Well, I know there's interest there.

And I'm sure it would help you if you appeared before our theater men's convention. You know, just bring along your guitar and sing a few songs, You don't have to do your Says George now: "That was myact my guitar and This clown controlled 104 theaters, but he didn't want to pay me for appearing. About that time I making $150 a week and could have used the money. I got that routine all the time if Id just entertain the theater convention, they'd. put in a good word with the studio.

I am happy to report that the situation is now different. George is now the star of a Saturday night TV show aptly titled the George Gobel Show. His weekly salary is probably close to 100 times $150. And the film studios, which ignored him so intently for many years, are now clamoring for his services. Paramount is the victor.

This summer George will appear in remake of Preston Sturges' classic a "The Lady Eve," starred Henry Fonda and Barbara Stanwyck in 1941. The script is being preach. service will be held on at 7:30 a. conducted written by Sidney Sheldon, authored "The Bachelor and the Bobbysoxer," and will be directed Norman Taurog, veteran pilot for Martin and Lewis. You cal see George is in good hands.

had about 12 or 15 offers from studios," he explained. most of them said, 'Just sign here and we'll work up a script for you. It would have been pretty hard create original script starting in February for shooting in June. "Then Paramount came up with 'The Lady' Eve' idea. They showed me the picture and said before hand to take into account that WAS 15 years old.

But it didn't seem dated at all to me." Eggs have two important vitamins, thiamine and riboflavin, as well as vitamins A and D. Easter Sunday April Tenth It costs so little and means so much to gladden the hearts of loved ones and friends at Easter Time with beautiful Easter greetings that now await your selection in a wonderful array at McCaslan's Mystery Product lion economies in the military budget made between the 1954 and 1955 fiscal years. 1 important items for national protection for the current fiscal year are $3.3. billions for the military part of the mutual security program; $2.3 billions for national security facilities -including the Atomic Energy Commssion, billions for research, and. $900 millions for stockpiling of strategic and critical materials, Total national protection expenditures for the 1955 fiscal year are placed at $41:7 billions as compared with $47.9 billions in the 1954 period.

"Expenditures on the civil side of the Federal ledger are placed at a total of $21.7 billions for, the current fiscal year. The biggest single item here is interest on the public debt which' comes to an estimated $6.6 billions for the year, or 30 per cent of the entire civil budget. The next in size is aids to veterans which amount to approximately $4.3 billions. More than three-fifths of payments to veterans represent compensation and pension Sgt. W.

I. Attaway Finishes Course At Altus Base ALTUS AIR FORCE BASE, Aka, -Technical Sgt. Wallace I. Attaway, son of Mr. Carl Attaway of 311 Baldwin Ave.

in Greenwood, is a recent graduate of the Base ManAgement School at Altus Air Force Base. The school has been set up to teach new, more effecient methods of base management, and to review again the need for more efficient management in the Air Force. Sergeant Attaway attended Newberry High School, before entering the United States Navy in. June, 1945, where he was a fireman first class, and served four months overseas during World War. Two.

After entering the Air Force he served four months as a B-29 Mechanic at1 Kadena Air Force Base, Okinawa, during the Korean War. He is currently residing with his family at 905. N. Park Ave. in Altus Okla.

and is assigned as dock chief to Altus Air Force Base, an Eighth Air Force installation of the Strategic Air Command, the nation's global striking force. people usually cannot be hypnotized. Of Liver Speeds Cancer's Growth By ALTON L. BLAKESLEE AP Science Reporter PHILADELPHIA -A mystery substance made by the liver can make certain cancers grow faster, a scientific team reported Saturday. They find that liver extracts will speed the growth of some cancers transplanted into animals.

The same speed-up chemical comes from rapidly growing liver Itself The speed-up effect was found by Drs. Karl E. Paschkis, Abraham Cantarow and J. Stasney of Jefferson Medical College. They described it to reporters visiting cancer research centers, under auspices of the American Cancer Society.

The research team now. is trying to learn just what the speed-up material is. It is not vitamin B12, their tests show. Pinpointing mystery chemical could open the way to possible methods of putting the brakes upon some cancers, or finding chemicals possessing an opposite, slowdown effect. Another medical researcher, Dr.

M. Bongiovanni of Children's Hospital, the University of Pennsylvania, described the cause and solution of one kind of sex mixup which can make girls be mistaken for In this mixup, girt babies are born' with signs of double sex, and may easily be mistaken for. boys. They have some external male sex characteristics. But they are actually female, with all internal female organs.

The cause; Dr. Bongiovanni said, is chemical defect in the way their bodies try to make an adrenal gland hormone, cortisone. Instead of producing cortisone, their glands produce an abnormal hormone which acts like male sex hormone, with powerful virilizing effects. The remedy, he continued, is to give these children, or even adults, injections of cortisone. This puts their adrenal glands on vacation, supplying the needed cortisone and halting production of the abnormal virilizing hormone.

PECAN GROWERS South Carolina representatives on the Administra-, tive and Advisory Council of the five-state pecan marketing agreement and order program will be nominated at a meeting of pecan growers and handlers to be held in the courthouse at Orangeburg April 15, beginning at 2 p. m. TODAY'S ASSIGNMENT FOR: JUNIOR EDITORS 00000006 THE EASTER STORY-7 Jesus Is Tried The priests turned Jesus over to Pontius Pilate, -the Roman ernor. They said he was guilty of blasphemy because he said he was the Messiah. Pilate said he found no fault in Jesas.

He went out and asked the crowd he should not release Jesus. It was a custom to release a prisoner, at Passover. The crowd influenced by the priests Shouted to crucify Jesus and turn loose a robber named: Barabbas. Pilate washed his hands to show he was blameless in the death of Jesus. He turned him over to the soldiers to be crucified.

This is the seventh of 12 stories on Easter, Each story's picture drawn like a stained glass window. You can look at your church'. windows for ideas on how to best color this, series. (Violet Moore AP Newsfeatures) Tomorrow: Jesus carried the cross, THIS IS IT! FINAL REDUCTION Going Out of Business SATURDAY, APR. 9 EVERYTHING MUST BE SOLD THIS WEEK -DON'T MISS you are looking for old time bargains be sure to visit us this week.

Because everything must go by Saturday Night, We've cut the prices to the bone and what is not sold by Saturday Night we'll take it home with us. We will definitely close our doors Saturday Night, April 9th, and will not reopen. You Can't Afford Not To Buy Af' These Give-Away Prices We Still Have Broken Lots Of Nationally Advertised China And Crystal Rings Watches Silverware ALL REDUCED WAY BELOW COST WATCH REPAIR NOTICE If you have a watch in here for repairs please come by and pick it up by Saturday. IF NOT IT WILL BE DISPOSED OF Pay Us A Visit This Week We Know You'll Appreciate The Bargains We Are Offering GRACE RUSH JEWELRY GIFT SHOP.