The Index-Journal from Greenwood, South Carolina • Page 3

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c. pagc Tiir.r: ssM lot hvarlug tbi uausual preacher tiJ the Corel every Blht at I o'clock In I LIEETI the South Main Areet Baptist church. I EMEE CITY NEWS I MHL i' lit rniiTi All who hear kin wUf wrnt to come aiala a auuii Tnk SUgblj lajared. In additloB to tM, preachina-there a ill be spet lal naaair uder the 41-reciion of Pi of. C.ertJd Smart.

This Eaxrr SaV at reauaaalty Xartrt. A special Eaater aale will be held at the Co-operative Market next Sat- Coaaty Ageat C. Roger stetee that mow peach tree have hcea dam- insures tood choral and const cga arday. April according to aa llnnal siBRing louncement by Mia Loalae Flem- Rev. J.

Dean Crain, of Columbia, Will Preach 4 Two Weeks pastor id neojilv of the rhunh cordially JjrvH alt off the people io oume and tike part In these aervicca. lag. home demoaatratloa agent The sours will be from 7:3 to 12' o'clock aooa aad It la hoped to have large quantities of eggs, poultry, flowers. 4artac the rectal cold weather, but ha thiaka Ike Majority of th itree escaped anhart, and, with wan 'weather ta April, ht exrxcta good trait crop, Giala crop Buffered little the cold, ta the oplitoa of Mr. 'Roger.

Ha say a some of It la PETE! HEPS ACCOUNTS Today the South Malt. Street Bap vegetables, preserves, pickles, canned OF ALL X0JET C02ZCn.T tists are beginning their revival fruit. oup mixture, butter, potato Ins which will coutlnue for the Jfext chips, rskea, rolla, aut bread, caudy. Order Her Box Of NORRIS- i Exquisite Candy Now' FOR EASTER DELIVERY It too will be dressed; up in new Easter raiment OREGON PHARMACY 600 soi. "piacaed" bat ha looking forward to aa unusually good yield thla year.

Nmm4 Presbytery Win tH Inn. The Second Presbytery of the As flower aad vegetable plaata. Mla Fleming aid Mra. M. U.

Banks would like to know by Thursday Just how maay article III be brought for aale. SPRING IS HERE! two weeks. Both the pasUMr and rcople feel that they havrybeea most fortunate la securing for Iheae Services the help of Revyj. Deaa Ciaia, pastor of the Part Street Baptist church of Columnfa. and chaplain of the South Cafolim atate penitentiary.

Mr. Cralnwlll arrive on Monday and preachyfor the." nrst time at the MoB- sociate Reformed Presbyterian 8yaod will hold Ita aprlac meeting with the lecal A. R. P. church Tacaday and Heme.

BesMBHtratlaa Hrkedale, Following la the home demonstration schedule tor this week: Thursday, 2: JO o'clock. Clothing Club. Pine Grove School Wedncsdsy, May 20th aad tint. The doyxalght service aad each night its lime louiaiige louooqyears When you start on your Easter drive drewed up tn a new suit, new, fiat' and newk hoei youMl feel con-spinous with old Chance now. and dress up your car for Easter, tier at o'clock.

WashlBjttoa. March 2T. t.M--AaBouBce.neat was made todsy bv counsel for Armlstesd IVter. de-feadaat In a ault by his estranged wife for aa accounting or ma-urltlt and Jewelry valued, at f2.3Q0.a00 that he has "fully Intact" airihe property. ta descendant of Martha Washington.

"Evry atep, which Mr 5ter has taken thU probcrty. It was said, "haa hn taken under the advice, direction nd guidance of counsel. In due time there will be submitted to the cvurt aft of the facta and a decision which will protect all partlea Interested -ba sought." BruthVp toa 'l skiVo that thl that or the other girl bus a "mean hulr In her your wife llnds It on yonr coal. Friday, 1.50 o'clock. Clothing Clu Bold Sprlnga School.

Friday, o'clock. Home rostra- la addition to preachiag In the meeting at the South. Mala Street Bcptlst church. Ir. Craln wilt also conduct at evangelistic meeting for the Bailey Military Institute, preaching every morning at the regular ilon Club, Bold Sprit ga ScJ During the other threedaye of the, KELLER BROS.

delegate, nasaberlng about will thea go to the ateetlng of the ayaod which will be held ta the iew charch at Due Weal, beginning oa Thursday. The Sccoad Presbytery embrace the churchea la Wester South Carolina, Eastern Georgia aad Florida. laaaal K. r. ThaaaiifhiBf Sen Ice, The annual Thanksgiving service of the Kalghta of Pythian lodge of Greenwood will be held at Morris Cbaprl Baptist church thla afternoon at 3 o'clock.

The pro- week the agent will be busy making tut monthly reports knd visiting Prestige chapel hour. Mr. Crain haa held sev- Maxwell Avenue. poultry BiembertKwho are In school, ersl meetings for the' Bailey Instltn- In'tho and cau be aeen only! ilea before' and always with marked morn in built on I Safety! in the aftejptoon. success.

In order to permit him to preach dully at the Bailey -Military Institute the church baa excused Mr. MhoaleT ipply for I. M. T. IV Sen.

Index-Journal Want Ads Bring Result Uhorltlus of the Cltlsens Military rain irom prcacntng at tne moraM raluiig Camps are urging young ing service at the cnurcn. tne pas gram will of maslc, addressee ter cm ducting a prayer meeting and workers' council inslesd. It hoted to have a great 'evangellKtic service by rannic H. Evan and E. E.

liar-grove and the annual sermon by Rev. F. Connelly. vTbenwslcal program wlll.be director by W. 8.

ul the church each night ut ol lock al which time Mr. Crain will prcuch. ICvaaa wjth Amanda Perrin as or Many of the people of Greenwood gnnisi. are acquainted with tho life and work tf Dean Craln, as he Is familiarly known all over the state. Mr.

Craln MEATS THAT MAKE EASTER DINNER THE MEAL THAT IT SHOULD BE Are Expect lattaanecd Teaierow. men who hope to attend this summer to send In their applications right away, before April 1. if possible. They houId be addressed to C. M.

T. C. Officer, Hurt Building, Atlanta, Ga. A letter from Lt. Col.

L. 0. Math-i-ws. C. M.

T. C. officer, addressed to ill state and county aides of the fourth corps, Impresses tho desirability of sending the applications at once. The commanding set era 1 of the fourth corps has assured the war department Vlhat 2.600 applications be obt fined In the soulhesst. fp until March 22., there had been Mcurvd 1.442 applications.

The southeast has alwaya filled its quota but to insure the quota's) being was borr, sonie 40 years ago In what K. L. Roger states thitt the second car of Waatamaket's Is known as the 'Irnrk Corner," a name given to the moiinUlu sect ton her in wonderful variety. CASH MARKET cottonseed ordered by the Hank of of Greouville county. Ills father and eeawood and the National Loan and Exchange Bank, was shipped from mother, wer of rugged mountain stock and Mr.

Crain, like his parents, In a giant of a man. Mr. Craln, grew I jajiaawiLM'iw MifMwcmwiSBwi sHiWii ism. 1. mmimvmm iM'PJiBmw sUMJUiiU i St.

Matthews yesterday and probably would arrive tomorrow. Jle will give notice through The Index-Journal aa to the exact time of arrival and wbet up with, but few eduratlotal advantages and says In the account of bis life which he has written. "I was 13 year old before I ever saw a news GERMAN POIIIICI TELLS OF KlkW TELLS 0 deliveries will be made from the plant of the Creneo Oil Company. kept at this figure, there must be a spurt in applications. Should some, of this allotment be transferred else paper Making moonshine whiskey was the where, the lads who waited will feel chief occupntlou of the mountain sec much dlsapnoltted.

Therefore Col. Concert By Brewer Orcheitra. Brewer Quartet and Orchestra will tions some .10 years ago and Mr. Craln eaily learned the trade. He says, "It Mathews urges that those who have the training-camps In mind spply An was the custom of the people to make nteresting Address render the following program in the school chapel tomorrow night at o'clock.

The public I Invited. iy Dr. Jackh at Lan der College whlrkey. They thought they had a right to make It, and 1 became large enough to know anything, 1 thought my life, work wat muklhg whiskey." And again be says, "I have'. seen as many as 20 distilleries la two miles of each was back In the good, old liquor days which some people try to make us believe were so much better than the present conditions utdcr legal prohi 1 11 A clear lnuilhf Into.

Ilin Vw flar. many, its ideal and bopea alnce Locarno, and its future under the presidency of von Hindenburg, was given bition). without delay. Fanrral SeiSlces lor Maria Fewer. Funeral services for Maria Powers, highly respected negro woman who died at hor home on Mwell avenue Friday morning, will-be conducted at Mount Plsgah Methodist church tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock by the pastor, Ret.

Albert Long. Interment will be It Save All Cemetery. The fcllowlng pall-beaters, are requested to meet at tho home at 1:30 o'clock; Robert Morgan, Robert Williams. L. C.

Thomas Gray. Andrew oole. V. A. Heard, Charlie Williams and Gibson Wilson.

rv Play at I'aioa rl Next Tuesday ight. Anrll 1. at 8:30 o'clock the Rural School Improvement Association of Union School, will give i play entitled. "The 8eing Circle Meets at Mrs. Martin's." AIho good things to eat will be sold.

Everybody invited. Admission. 15 and 25c I Orchestra Indian Love Call (Rose Marie) IJ Quartet U) Little Johtnle Murphy lb) Navy Beans III Orchestra Remember Irving Berlin (Featuring cornet) IV Reading Selected Carrie Byrd Quartet Cofale Seloctlous (a) Walk With Lucy (b) Doodle Doo VI Tenor Solo Old Pal Van Alstyne (Rueben Fair) VII Quartet Spirituals (a) Walk Together Children Ezeklel Saw the Wheel c) Steal Away c) Swing Low Sweet Chariot VIII Orchestra Somebody Loves Me Irving Berlin. Rut a new day dawned for that particular, mountain section when the Baptists built the North Greenville Academy at -TigervjJIe. Among the early scholars there was Dean Craln, then a boy of 17.

who walked, five miles to school each day and carried in a very interesting address at Lauder College Friday morning by Dt Ernst Jackh. noted German statesman, under the auspices of the International Relations Club of the College. Dr. Jackh spoko at the regular chapel exercises at 10:43 and was introduced by Miss Irene Brinson, president of the club, who explained that Its principal object is to study problems facing all countries and thus get impressions from different angles. Dr.

Jackh's address bt special Interest and importance In view of the fact that recently he waa with Stresemann at Locarno' where ne got first-band Information on the prob his dirncr with rnnn Once he hsd Delightful New Modes ln Coats and Dresses For Joyous Easter And The Lovely Spring Days That Are To Follow There are only, six more days of Easter Preparation and they are going to be busy active days for all femin-f ity.for next Sunday every woman must step forth clad new and stylish apparel. Those who have not yet acquired their Easter costume are sure to find suitable garments in our recent arrivals. The styles are new and distinctive, quality of workmanship and material the bfest and prices moderate. gotten a taste of education he was bever satisfied until he had completed the mountain school and later by lems -which the podplc of Europe arc. his own industry secured a college education, graduating from Furman university in 1910 with the degree of B.

A. With Mr. Crain religion Is tot a Hide Issue, but tho main thing In life. Ills conversion wrought a' complete chsng In his life. From tho first he waa sua Ions for Christ and his great desire after finishing college wato go back to his own pooplc and tell thetiv that Jesus Christ was their only hope and that even Ho could not FUh't Senee 0 Smett To determine whether ftsh have a sense of smell, carp were blindfolded st the Zonloilcal Institute at the Unt-vefliy of Mnnb-h.

la Germany. It was found that the flh refused to eat hits of meat Itolled to extract every trse of odr, hut when a similar pier of meat was sweetened the carp snapped It up greedily. Never iVeeof Give Up True wlsdnm It In the sdvie fuclua gave to a nian.wlmm he faad about to hang himself a wend. he a id. long a a won has life there Is no need I despair.

He may pans from tlie greatest mlsfortrne to the highest felicity while life lasts." mn never himself a failure on the tafre ef wM, loaei hoe, nd not. till then, whatever bis age way be.Kirhnse. struggling to solve and hla statements, therefore, are regarded aa authentic. H6 stated very cloverly that delegates to Locarno took psrt In the deliberations, in a fraternal spirit, casting aside the enmities of the pant, and soon discarded their tuxedoes a-round the conference table. ra may have won the war." he said, "but tuxedoes won the peace." Speaking' for the German people as a representative of the Democratic party Dr.

Jackh said that they did not jaare thctu unless they gave up their (customs' and habits. Prolmbly no i ping lei man has ever done more good tor, the mountain section of South 'Caioliua than Iter. J. Deaa Crain has dene. as a school teacher aid preacher of the Gospel, For a '(number of yiars after leaving college Mr.

Craln Just In Time For Easter! A NEW SHIPMENT OF FURE THREAD SILK AND CHIFFON HOSIERY 1 Beautiful full fashioned hose in" all of the season's leading: shades. Pick several pair of these new hose to match or contrast with your spritig costume. want war again and were endeavoring to educate the masses against future conflicts, lie K.nokc in highest praise of President von Hindcnlurg, who. he declared. Is not in favor of a return of the monarchy and his opinion of Ludcndorff was Just as uncomplimen Yogm The toga system of philosophy said In have been rounded by who claimed thai seven dlstln "tsges were ne-easary In the development of the soul before It reached tliut condition lu 'which it was exempt from further trstismlgrstlons.

Thec stsges are: Self-control, 'religious oh ensnces, hren'th regulation, restraint of sense, making ih mind firm, medl-UUen, deep contemplation. was principal of the North Greenville Academy where he attended school a lad. He greatly built up this school and increased Its endowment); and equipment. tary. Anted what Ludondorffs opln-1 For the past five years Mr.

Cfaln has been paxtor of the Second Hup-'list church of Columbia, but, recently I renamed the Park Street Baptist church. This Is the second large! Hit Own Hobby cnurcn in fjoiiiintiia, harms A man came so fieoiienilv under the 1 Humidity Relative liinniilii.v Is the th amount of liivUilile vt iter mt In a given volume. air tn tlie amount that would make thi air saturated at tho seme fmperenire. In short. It ta tbo ratio bet wii( the amonnt of invisible vapor present in the maximum amount that ctid present at lb same temperature.

In. measuring humidity only th invisible water vapor ia considered, and not the drop of rain or droplet of fog. of Aurtralimit Ballet 1 Aii'lrallaM ballot 'waa Intra-dueed into the fnlred State In The first law providing for It was enacted in Kentwky, but It applied only to the eily of Louisville. In the sam yir Ma'liuetts psttsetl a law pro-rldlna for the of the Ansirslisn bsllot In stste elections, but It did not become effective uutll the followlni l.ooo. Under surgeons nisniixilstlons at membership of shout I Mr.

ministry the church has ion on a certain subject waa. Dr. Jackh fa Id f.udrndurff "hail to opinion because he had no mind." He accused the general of having been one of the main fljaders of the war party back in 1914. Jle also said that the German people are not interested In the former Kaiser and that the Kaiser Is really not interested In the German people. Dr.

Jai kh advocates a new system for baudlinp threatened wars the future. Inmrad of the old system, which ho raid was responsible for conflicts of the pant, there should be round table meetings for weeks at hospital that lie made a liiiliby of col lerting ItlmiuMf, In glasa jars and hot-, tie. Starting with tonsils, he went on with molars and such mniionents. Willi he had filled a shelf wltu "spsr carefully duted.and described gleatly grown tn every way. A year or ho ago they built the finest Sunday school building the city and at present arc engaged In remodeling and enlarging the church auditorium.

CHILDREN'S FANCY SOX All Colors The kiddies will not fcej that it is Easter unless they-are wearing new so. A New Lot Of SILK and FABRIC CLOVES designs great variety. In addition to his pastoral idutlctt, Mr. Craln Is also chaplain of -the penitentiary. No chaplain has in rer.

Egyptians Firtt The art of land surveying owe It Vlgln to the that the Kgyptlana were nnsl.y to kiwi teniiHtioiit moim nienls en lsnd which wa overflowed very year hy the Nile. I ndcr snd. rircuinstaiHixr it liecnme to have sun- nie-inw of rlit in jfy iv the various pieces of lsi.il. to Cmteh Sun In the Peruvian Andes stand two ruined tower on opposite hills, lion hooks are clamped Into their walls for the purtmse of stretching net from one tower to the other. The "net I Intended to catch (be ever had the success in dealing with the prisoners in our per itentliiry as Vr.

Craln has. Arising Mr. Crain preaches to the entire 'prison body at 8:30 o'clcok Sunday morn I us Frequently those service are turned IMo a icvlval meeting and scores ask for. prayer and nisr'y are Many of these prison men and boys are baptized into the fellowship, of the church. Possibly the hardest part of Mr.

Grain's duties' as chaplain Is to go with the condemned men tor their death la the electric chair; of these condemned men have con FAST COLORED PRINTS AND RAYONS IN AMPLE VARIETY FOR ALL SPRING SEWING NEEDS. A new shipment of Satin Back Crepes in. a variet of colors is ex- Ael Hie Deiitf To ye' take this wemsa for thy lawfully weilded wifer ssked the negro parson glancing at the diminutive, watery-eyed, bow-legged bridegroom, who stiiod 'beside L'ltt pounds of feminine, aaauram-e. "Ah lake nothln'," gloomily responded the bridegroom. "All's bein' tooked." Arkansas Tbouis Cat.

which the points at Issue should be a dica.vd drllberatnly and frankly. Speaking of the financial condition of his country Dr. Jackh said that Americana did not realize the, seriousness of it or of the situation la France. The feeling between the two countries sow he said was represented by three groups: (1) Those who are still bitter; (2) Those who are tolerant and hoping for better things, and those who are Indifferent. Those whq heard Dr.

Jackh could not believe that he has been speaking English only since January. His vocabulary Is ajulte remarkable. He also speaks. French, 8paalsh, Italian and the Turkish language. Dr.

Jackh Is visiting the interna tioaal clubs of the country under the auspice of the Carnegie Endowment for Peace. pected to, arrive this week RUSH BROS. CO SemVCeW "I agr." eald Brother WTHIass, dat Sataa alat black h's pslnted. bat sho' Is black nuff ter make 4 aalnts rwU them while roln-s ter steaai laundry." Atlutila Illation fessed Christ while they were In the death house and have died as Christians happy In the hope of their sal-va'tlon. For the next 'two weeks the people; of Greenwood will have the privilege Pretereee Booht To keep books on shelves In esses In good coiidlllon, sprinkle them wva1ntially wlih H.w.rel camphor,.