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

SATURDAY, MAY 12. 1S23. 1ZZ Gn700I3. S. Ceninaca EapL'tt Preacblog first aad third Boa-day morning, at 11:11 a.

by the pastor. Rev. J. G. Wilsoa.

OVERNIGHT fTTA NEWS lUO'VM MIEF CITY; MEW; rt. Kernes Zzx'JLA Citrth. Rev. IL rx, pastor. Sunday school each second and fourth Sunday afternoons at 2:30 p.

m. at 1:18 p. n. on same days. ail iiiiit -j.

i Soath Greenwood Baptist Ckarrlu Rev. Clyde Bmlth, pastor. Sunday school at 10 a Mr. ilermoa Gatlin, aupt Preaching at 11 a. by the pas Theme, "Walkinf With Jes Special music by the choir P- ty Rtr.

P. J. D. 18, 1RI, VMM Lesson fcr I'xj 13 our string band. MAKE THE MOTHER WHO NEVER FOa.

GETS YOU HAPPY ON MOTHER'S DAY Sunday, May 13th By presentinjr her with beautiful box of. NORRIS EXQUISITE CANDY in an appropriate package. SCORES OF BEAUTIFUL GIFTS For Mother Will be found in abundant variety here. We have Rome lovely Amethyst Beads and many other iUma chewHI.appreci. ate.

Come in. OREGON PHARMACY OREGON JEWELRY CO. service, At p. m. song tVasnlilnir kt )iV I hjl Bam.

I Theme, "Working With Jes- u- SDetlal music. We seed vou. vou need us, Yoa Invited. reitscsttal Ballasts Ckarek. Her.

P. L. Bramblett, pastor. 1 Preaching oa the seeoad aad feurta 8asdsys at 11 a. ba aad every Sunday at 7 p.

m. Prayer service every Thursday Saturdsy sights. Sunday school every Sunday morning at 10 a. m. West SMs Baptist Ckirek, Rev.

W. H. Belers, pastor. bunday school at 1:45 a. II.

Wilson, super inteadeat, Morales; worship at 11:11 a. ta B. Y. P. VH Junior aad Interme diate, nt 1:45 p.

m. Evening service at 1:41 p. m. Prayer meetlag Wednesday eve ning st p. m.

Vetkedbt CtreaJL Rev. E. E. Olena. pastor.

Asbury. Verdery. Preaching first Sunday at 11 a. thtrd Sua day at 5:10 p. Bethlehem, Coroaaca.

Preach' Is P. at Ini. (m mm uTt mTZMmM rottl DothaB, His Subject Final Drew Parade Tomorrow The final drH parade it Bailey Military Institute will gtvea ok the parade ground tomorrow afternoon at 6:45 o'clock. A special feature be a cadence flrtll by a selected platoon from Company A. Anderson Plaaniaf Celebration Invitations are being malted out drily to former cltUens of Anderson county now residing- in prac tically every part of the world, as well as almost every state In the union, urging I hem to return tor the three-day celebration of the 100th birthday of the city and county which will be held June 13.

14 and 15th. Hundreds of names are being turned In to toe home-coming- and Invitation committee, who feel confident that the number of one time Andersonians presetn for the gala event will form a large portion of the record throng expected. Newberry Gotten Defeat Greenwood The Newberry Golf Club won decisively over the Greenwood players at Newberry yesterday by 71 to points. Lieut. D.

R. Nlm-ocks and R. M. Walker, tor the local club, were credited with the Greenwood points. This" makes it "two straight" tor Newberry over the locl club.

The next tournament will be played here on Fri day, June 1st. Mother's Day at Heath Greenwood. Mother's Day will be observed at 10:30 o'clock tomorrow morning at the Union church. South Greenwood appropriate exercises. Every mother, father, son and daughter is urged to be present.

Music will be furnished by the South Greenwood Band. Major Lanphier Off For N. Y. MONTGOMERY. May 12.

(AP) Major Thomas C. Lanphier, Commander at Selfrldge Fild, who is reported to have been selected to accompany Col. Charles A. Lindbergh on his flight across tbe North Atlantic thin summer, took off from Maxwell Field for New York at 7:30 o'clock this morning. A stop was scheduled at Fort Bragg, N.

for refuelling. Major Lanphier arrived hero Friday with a group of 75 planes on Southern Spring maneuvers. Ho declined to comment on the report that he is to accompany Lindbergh. Ninety Six Co. Secures Charter COI.t'MUIA.

May 12. (AP) Helnnohii Electric hefrlgratlon Company, of Charleston, was chartered today to operate with a 810,000 capitalization. J. Henry Helnsohn. Is president and treasurer, and F.

A. Bailey, vice president and aecretary. Ninety Six Wood and Coal company was chartered to do business with a $2,000 capitalization. R. G.

Vonadore is president, and W. B. Jeter vice-president, secretary and treasurer. J. O.

Jones Copany, clothing nnd general merchandise dealers of Greenville, were allowed an increase in capital stock from $100,000 to $250,000. Stop To Think R. Waite Oklahoma studying the consumer with Intensity, and in detail. They are seek-Srg to discover his needs, to satis, fy his wants, rnd to arouse his desires. Each, Industry Is after a larger share of the consumer's dollar.

Advertising Is vital to a auc-cesstul quest. Modern business haa launched many argosies In search of the golden fleece of public patronage and profit; and advertising is the oar the steersman has to use. Without Judicious and intelligent' advorttelng, tbe broad stream of modern business would shrivel to panic thinness. Attractive, consistent honest advertising Is an lii-diopensable adjunct of successful presentation of meritorious articles, services and industries today. (Copyright 128 By the Associated Press.

DOMESTIC New Terkv-Twe artsy plaaes, fljlag from Waskiagtea le Gmalf IsUad te aid ta taalag est tha stranded Bremen, stop aver at Miller Field. Reaa, Nevr-Demeeratle atale eeavratlea pledges art vetes (er Smith aader aalt rale Wavilarten-Wheeler eaten Smith candidacy. WashlatfeaUBdWrth'B Spirit St. Lea is enters aaUthteakui la. Mttatiea, Washlagtoa-3y asks Governr Smith te astir New York tow II possible te bring hack Bleeamer, missing oB witness.

Kaasas City-Jark Jekases) gives temperance talk at chares meetlag. Wasklagtearraklbklea areata waned against aaaeretftary sheet lag. Wasklagtesv-PmUeat expects te Klga fleed central Mil at teea as Interested geverameat departments report ea meaaart, FOREIGN King's Ray, Spltabergea. Me-ler of dirigible Italia damaged 1a laadlng aa retara from attempt ta reach polar regie s. Rome.

Papal encyclical alms at Mexico aad Kassk aad criticises a omen's dress. bride, former Nancy Miller of Be-Marseilles. Ex.MaaaraJak aad attle, arrive tram India. Mexka (ttr-Ambassador Mori raw ham hease far first time since laflneaaa attack. SPORTS PlmUrer-Vlrferlaa whu Preak.

nesst pays la mStsels. Nashilkv-Jaek Shift tat versify of Alabama, ellmfaates Watts Gaaa, at Atlanta, ta Heath. era lenfereare Gelf taaraey. St. Lee Cardinals eMata Jlsv my Wllsea, veteran PktUie catcher, replace O'FarrelL la trade far several mlaer players.

Verdery VERDERY, Msy S. (Special)- Edward Henderson and his friend J. T. Holaday, ot Wofford spent last Thursday night In the1 homo of Edward's parents, tin and Mrs. W.

E. Henderson, return ing to Wofford on Friday afternoon. Miller Henderson came down Saturday afternoon and spent the week-end at homo, returning to Wofford Monday morning. Malcolm Miller went dowa to Saluda, S. C.

Saturday afternoon, where he has accepted work for awhile. Next Sunday is Mothers' Mrs. Claude White is arranging some suitable exercises for the children. Mr. and Mrs.

E. Cain and children, of Cana worshipped with the folks at Asbury Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Will Kcnn, ot Newberry, were visiting Mr Senn's mother, Mrs.

Ida Fell, Sunday. We are sorry to report that Mrs. Fell has not fully recovered fro mher recent illness. Mrs. Alma Newton, Mrs.

Fell's daughter of Augusta, has also been st ending some time with her mother. i Rev. E. E. Glenn preached at Asbury Sunday morning, using tbe "Golden Text" of the Bible (Johq 3 :11) as a basis of his excellent remarks.

Lewia Chllds and family, of Ninety Six were callers In Verdery Sunday afternoon. Mies Racine Hunt, who with her sister Mrs. Frank Norris was detained here with sickness last Sunday a week ago, returned to Gastonla on the following Tuesday. Mrs. Norris is atill here for a few days stay with her parents.

She has, however, recovered her attack and will return to her home in GHStonla in a few days. Mrs. W. E. Henderson closed her school at Bradley last Saturday, after enjoying a picnic with the children.

Mrs. Henderson and M's Annie Bess Ruff have accepted the same work for another yvar. All night rain Sunday nlrht. and a quick and definite reversal ot temperature. We have been very much Interested In the threatened disaster at Greenville.

Last account the dam was still holding, and we sincerly hope that the disaster to tbe city and fearful calamity to the valley-dwellers may be averted. The continued rains, however, may Increase the menace, somewhat. We alncerely regret that we cp not report any hnprovement in the condition ot Andrew Fell, He Is being kept in absolute quiet and wo trust we shall noon leara of decided Improvement, Mrs. George Foster was calling, on friends here last Thursday af ternoon. Joe Llgon and family were visiting In Bradley last Sunday.

in one town that yon can turn upside down without doing any violence to the name. Dr. T. De Witt Talmadgo said that a majority of human Ilia were due to east winds. We are grestly exposed Just bow.

Fsaeral Services for C. Thomas Funeral services for J. C. Thomas, who died at his home In Scuta Greenwood Thursday night atter a brM illness, will be conducted at the South Greenwood church tomorrow afternoon at JO o'clock by Rev. 1L K.

Grlffln and Rev. M. Clyde Smith. Interment will be in Edgewood Cemetery. The following friends will serve as pall-bearers: O.

C. Anderson. W. N. Griffin, 5.

M. Wilson. Ellis Comptoa. Tatum Wldeman. Will DeVore, Ed Co and Ceorge Towle.

Predicts Feed Shortage Continued ralas delaying corn planting, In addition to poor small grata's resulting- from winter Injury have added to the prospects tor a feed shortage In Jate summer and early tall, says Prof. T. Bule. of Clemson College. The farmer, faced with this condition needs carefully to conserve all feeds on hand and take every step possible to produce feeds early In tbe season.

small area of early corn, such as Lowman Yellow, should be planted as soon aa possible tor grain in early tall, he advises. Officers Asked to Look for Jobbers The Greenwood police department tht morning was asked by the Greenville chief to be on the lookout for two robbers who held up the proprietor and pharmacist of the Dacus Drug store on tbe Buncombe road, In the Poe Mill section. Greenville, last night about o'clock aud escaped with M00 in cash. Descriptions of the men and the car in which they escaped, were given. It was said tha both.

armed. I'p to noon today officers had found no trace of the robbers. Sand Rock SAND ROCK, S. C. May (Special.) Last week was a very busy week tor the farmers la our community.

Some finished planting their cotton crops and planted some corn. The gardens are very pretty and most every one is enjoying nice fresh vegetables. The fruit trees are laden with fruit and our hope Is that wo shall have a bountiful supply of It. Mrs. Mattie L.

Mayson, one of our most beloved older ladies la our community, Is very ill at the home of her daughter, C. Harrison, oa Circular street, In Greenwood. The many friends of this dear woman wish for her a speedy restoration to health. The many friends and relatives of Miss Ruth Mayson were pained last Wednesday to learn last Wed nesday evening that she had been carried to the Greenwood Hospital here she underwent an operation for appendicitis. We are delight ed that she Is getting along very nicely.

Her mother, Mrs. J. Mayson, was in Greenwood with her last week. Miss Olivia Branyon apent last week end with Miss Aialean Warns-ley in the home ot Mr. and Mrs.

otto hush, or cauison. She re ports a very enjoyable visit. Last week end Miss Martha Bell, a teacher in the Ward high school, delighted her many friends in this community by coming for a visit. She delighted the homes of Messrs. G.

R. and J. J. Mayson by visiting them. Among those from this section who visited Miss Ruth Mayson at the Greenwood Hospital and Mrs.

Mattie L. Mayson In Greenwood It st Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. J. J.

Mayson and children, Mr. G. It. Mayson, Mr. and Mrs.

R. T. Mayson, Misses Olive and Carrie Mayson, Olivia Branyon and Thel-ma Reames, Messrs. J. H.

Mayson, Julia and Marvin Reames. We are glad to report that Mrs. Lola Tajbert, Mrs. II. L.

Corley, Mrs. G. R. Mayson, Mrs. K.

Reames and Mrs. I. C- Keames are better at this writing. They have been on tbe sick list for some time and have been sorely missed in tbe community activities. Misses Olivia Branyon and Olive Mayson were the supper guests of Mr.

and Mrs. T. C. Winn last Friday evening. They report a most enjoyable visit in this entertaining Spend tbe day guests in the home of Mr.

and Mrs. O. R. Mayson ou Sunday were Mr. and Mrs.

N. F. Manley and family and Mr. Partlow of Klrksey. A very pleasant day was enjoyed.

The Rev, and Mrs. G. W. Gurley were most welcome guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs.

H. L. Corley recently. LIECTS. HOP OFF.

CRISTOBAL, Canal Zone, May Lleuts. James E. Parker and Robert W. Douglas, ot France Field, hopped off at sii o'clock this morning for Washington In two pursuit planes to Investigate airway possibilities be-tweon the Panama' cane tone and the. Ualted tadeg-Joaraa! Want Ads Briar Reaulta.

Everybody welcome. XIaety Six CtreaJL Rev. O. A. Jeffcoat pastor.

Oa first and third Sundays, Nine Six at 11 a. ta, aad Salen at 1 Oa second 8undayr Klaard church at 11 a. and Lebanoa at p. a fwt ftuMt. CiinVa 1 ma- a1 p.

SS. At sll these churches, except 8a- km, Sunday school the hoar before preaching. Oa Sundays wha there I ao preaching 6uaday school at at ai at each church. Colored Chnrchea Tsberaacle Ispllst Chsrrh. Suaday school st 10 s.

m. Preaching at 11:30 a.m. and m. Rev. 8.

Campbell will preach the evening service at 8 p. Tbe women wtll have charge of the 1 Mother'a Day program beginning strictly at 7 p. m. Rev. C.

8. Crooa aad Rev. 8. C. Campbell will conduct our revival meeting beginning Sunday night and going through the 24th Inst.

Come one come all. Morris Chapel Cksrra. Mother's Day sermon at 11:30 a. by our newly elected pastor, F. D.

Johnson," D. who comes to us highly recommended pnmNBt vn si niarniv vswtmnfnannaj Lord's Supper will be given ty the u. p. u. meeting at 0:31 p.

m. M. Roblasoa Is conductor. Evening sermon at p. aa.

by the pastor. Subject: "Prayer." DEATH OF MBS. XAXIA On Monday afternoon at 6:30 o'clock Mrs. Maria E. Gardaer.

05 yeare of wife of J. Gardner of the Calvary section ot 1 Barnwell county passed to the great beyond. Desperately 111 for shout two hours, her death came a distinct shock to ker rela- lives sad the community In which aha lived. Mrs. Gardner wss a true, consecrated Christian woman aad one of th warmest and mont congenial of friends, ready aad wining to make say sacrifice for the, good of others at ssy time.

She was a member of Mt. Calvary Baptist church. She gave her heart to Christ In her early years and remained true snd steadfast to Him uatll she heard the summons "come, your earthly work Is finished and your loved her Blblo aad resd chapter! sfter chapter daily; not only did she read It. but she lived It each day. never murmuring nor complain Ing when' adversities came, always looking to "The Great for help as he saw tit to K.

Truly a "Mother In Ureal" has fallea asleep. What higher epitaph could be said thsn that she was a good woman. She waa ot a quiet, unassuming disposi tion and was sever happier than when doing for her family and other loved ones. Her removes one of, the most useful and moat, beloved of the community, one whose place can never be filled Surviving are her husband, five daughters Mrs. Dan I.

Mather, Pellon, 8. Mrs. II. Owens, White Pond, 8. Mrs.

O. Hutson, Elko, 8. Mrs. Henry Argue. Pellon, 8.

Miss Sally Gardner, Elko, S. one sob Da vld W. Gardner, Eiko; four grand children Videlle and Oustead Ma ther, Carolyn Argoe snd Gwen-dolph Owens. Three sisters, Mrs. E.

A. Murpb of St. Matthews, 8. and Mrs. J.

C. Livingston of North. S. three brother, W. M.

Wolfe, Jamison, 8. F. 8. Wolfe, Jamison and D. B.

Wolfe. Jamison. The funeral services were held at Bull Swamp Baptist churca near North, 8. Wednesday morning at 11 o'clock and were conducted by Rev. J.

N. Tolar ot Springfield, a former pastor, assisted by Rev. Luther Shealy her present pastor and Rev. Ergle ot Orangeburg county. Interment followed in adjoining cemetery.

She was placed beneath a mound of beautiful flowers, thero to await the resurrection morn. May the memory of this sainted mother strength the devoted husband and children in this their saa hour and when the end comes eater upon that rest which remain-eth for the people of God. Savannah Man Receives Flying Cross As Award ATLANTA, May 12. (AP)- The distinguished flying cross has bten awarded Lieut. William V.

Davis, nsvsl sir mall man who nsvigate'd the winnlg plane la the Dole prixe flight to Hawaii laat summer, it was learned here to day. The award was recomended hy Cy and i la of I CHriCB NOTICES. All mlslsters af tha city are lavlted ts tead la ehsrek aa tkes st least by II eVJeck Sat-arday for this eelama, Ta avaM Isseearaelea as far as pasalble, all eh arch aetlcet skaald ka wrHlea JUST AS TRET ARE TO APPEAR, aad seat It The ladei-Jesraml by Friday afteraaaa ar Sal ar day sstralsg, Seath Mala St. Baptist Charch. I Rev.

Richard K. Hardaway, pas tor. Sunday school at 10 Mr. P. W.

Jayroe. aupt. Baraca Class Uught by Major fL A. Porter. T.

E. Class taught by Miss Mar guerlte Marshall. Church service at 11:15 a. m. and ft p.

with preaching by the pastor. Morning, subject: "The Parental Commandment. Eve ning subject: "The Cost of For giveness." B. Y. P.

T. at 7 p. m. Prayer meetlnr Wedneeday at 8 o'clock. A cordial welcome to all.

The First Baptist Charch. Chas. F. 81ms, pastor. o'clock conducted by Mr.

Julias E. Bolton, superintendent. 8unday school beginning at 10 Services of worship at 11:11 a m. and p. m.

The pastor will preach at both services. Morning 9rw hvvvu atssfta, ta as usas siruuiii will mam 1m custom of wearlna- a flower In I memory of mother this dsy. Subject ot the evening messace: -The Tragedy of the Unprepared." The Boy Scouts of Greenwood will be present In a body. Seats will be reserved for them. The BflDtlHt Vouns- Pionle'a tTs.lP Ion meeting at 7 p.

nt. Mid-week prayer service on Wed-J neaday evening at o'clock, led by I Mr. J. R. Leavell.

All traveling men and visitors In the city are cordially. Invited to I worship with us. sll. A welcome to Tse'f trvt Prebytertaa Ckarek, James Wyly Jackson, minister Morning worship at 11:15 a. subject of sermon: "Responding to the Cross.

Sabbath school at 10 a. Dr. 'C. Hodges, anntl Christian Endeavor Societies at 7:16 p. m.

Eveninf worship at 8 p. subject of sermon: "Murder." Mala St Methodist Ckarra. Rev. W. B.

Garrett, pastor. Sunday school at 10 a. W. II. Nicholson, snperintendent.

Departments and classes suited to all ages. At 11:15 a. m. the snnual Sunday School Day exercises will be held. The children of tha various departments, have been trained and the adult departments will be represented in the program.

This will take the place ot the regular morn. Ing sermon. The Epworth Junior Society, the Epworth Hi-League and the Senior Epworth League will all meet at 7 p. m. Preaching by tha pastor at 8 p.

m. This will be a Mother's Day service, with sermon and music appropriate to the occasion. The subject will be: "Mother: What We Owe Her." Prayer meeting on Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. The public Is most cordially In vltoji to be prfsent at these ser vices. Imataaael Evangelical Lsihersa (hurra.

Rev. M. R. Wingard, pastor. Fifth Sunday after Baster.

Sunday school 10 a. Kenneth Baker, snperintendent. Preaching service at p. m. with sermon by tb pastor.

A cordial welcome to all. hnirb of (he ResnrrecUen. Fifth. Sunday after Fkister. Sunday school at 19 a.

ra If K. Thayer, sut. Miss Kennedy, a returned mis- aiouary from India, will speak to the Sunday school during tbe leu-son period, and all visitors aro cordially Invited to hear her. Moral prayer and sermon at 11:15 a. m.

hy nev. Charles P. All visitors and strangers are given a cordial Invitation to attend these services, Orpkaaaga Baptiu Ckarek. Key. A.

T. Jsmlson. D. pastor. bunday school at 3:30 In the afternoon, Serricea at 11 Saaday.

Moaat Mertah Charra. J.O. Wilson, pastor. Vim and Sundays. Suaday school at 10:35 Br m.

preaching at 3 p. m. Second aad fourth Sundays tor. us." land tor. are sad T.

i JESUS ENTERS JERUSALEM LKSSrtN THXT Mar tM-M. OULDEM TEXT Behold. thS King- Cometh anto thee; He ta Ju.l, havlnr lvtton. i PRlMAKr. TOPIC HtHne- Jsb jumus TOTipusiiJns Js aa Kins.

IN TIB MEDIATE AND SElfluls A vk. i i i 1 1 TfOUSO PEOTLB AND APuIa TOMCs-jtiu. Avterts MsUai4 Anoritr l- Jesua Officially Presented nted td (VT. li tbe JewieN Nation sS Kino (rv. xuii sbouid not aa desisnatea xe triumphal ntry- foe It was so DBtvatd sppesTsnces: The shoau were empty snd meaningless.

It was ine promised aung puuitciy lenng nimseu zor roe aauoa. I. Tbe nrenaBrtloa ivt. 1-6). (1) The dtsclDles sent for the sml (vv.l-3), 4 lie told them lust where to go ta find it snd how to- answer tbe owner's Inquiry.

The providing the snlmal was the working out tbe divine plan according td Christ's loreknowledie. 2) Obedience ot the disciple (rv. 40) Without asking why, they go st his bidding. Tbe commend may haw seemed strange snd unreasonable, but tbey rendered a pllclf lite eau7 mio Jerusalem ivt. 7101.

(1) The disciples put their car- meats upon the sss snd set the Lord It (v. T). Tbl set showed jthelf recoRniypnpf niLSS then King Brings V2) Tsa multUada. fvr. 9).

uiurr wn oau bv aaruieun lit iiwiv cii, iniKua sun strewed thentm the way, which Just ss scceptable anta Hlta This entry was In fulfillment of prophecy uttered some fire nunareo years before (Zech. They ob tered tba very cry wiaca tbe prophet foretold. This Is a cln to eosbia one to anderstsna tne prophecies which sre unfulfilled st yet It the prediction ot uis nrn coming wss tans mersiiy nunue we must believe that those ot 11U second coming will likewise be UP erally fulfilled. Tba predlctioa ol Zecharlah 1411 will be Just as literally fulfilled aa that ot Zecha (S) Tha Lord's sctlon (v. 10).

Opoa entering the temple, lie looked aronfid upon all things but las It wss eventide Be withdrew ts Bethany with tha twelve; It. Jesus Exercising His Iteysj authority tm 12-19). L' The barren Eg tree enrsed 1M4). -y. i The flf tree Is typical of the Jewy lib natloo.

The fruit normally ap pears on the fig tree shesd ot tb The presence of (be lesvet Is the assurance of fruit This wsi 'sa seted psrsMe af the Lord's Juds meat oa Israel for pretension of bat f11 fruits thereof. 1 i. xu icnipio cieanseu tvv. 1). 'f ---v I For tbe various sacrifices tn th4 'temple, nisny oxen, sheep and doves needed.

Msny persons came from the distant parts ot the therefore It was Impracticable foi them to, bring their with them, so they brought money anl bought tba animals needed Tbii privilege the law had granted them (Dent 114-2C), for tha cx change was necessary. When avfi men ased It as an opportunity tot gala became iaa afrensa before God. It defiled Ilia house. Jesut made Himself scourge of tordi snd drove out tha money changers overthrowing their tables Snd pour-, -4ng DH Wwinwii dj iuii an He decUred Himself 4a ka the Lor4 'Of the temple amj one with God That which God Intended to ba "house of prayer for all national was made a den ot TbU action symbolised, the eslt Of the nation to repentance. The scribes sod chief priests- grasped the mean In ttt ltii imneM ti mnn deross hate, aad sought to destroy 11 1 m.

This set Is further typical oi a day wnen jesu snail coma is wrath and execute Judgment upos all who profane Bis house pad sent Ice. -i. II. Jesus' Authority Challenge; 4 07JMli 1 Tbey challenged Blm to shot by wnsi auinoruy us acceptea honors of tha Messiah, and who gave Dim the authority to cast out the money chauffers. This Beemad a r.1 Ta.ua In Altmtoa IT a a ponded by a question which placed tltem la a counter dUemma.

Sines John was Dls forerunner, the dli vlnlty of his eommtsaloa rested upon that of John. They were powi erless to discredit John, becaust people accepted him aa God'l prophet If they had accepted John'i message they would, have bees) 'prepared ta accept Ills. Thai confessed they could aot anj swer the question. 1 a special navy board and approved by the secretary.ot the navy, Thej altallAM aAAAmtuifkvli hsfe Watft viuaaiavaa oMwutsniuj sum aald it waa made "tor extraordi nary achievement In serial flight snd In recognition of hla courage skill and resourcefulness si navl. gator of the slrplane "Woolaroe" which won the Dole sir rsca front tea rranclsco to Honolulu, Au gust Lieut Davis Is native of Savannah.

He wss educated la the Savannah high school and la tha United States Naval Academy a Aanapolls. His fsmily moved to Atlanta si few years ago and ha was honored by civic organliations of Atlanta at neighboring titles shortly af ter the flight to Hawaii was mad Dependable Cleaning Service. GRCEXWOOD dxt cle1kixg company Prom 03s. J. f.

Dalles, Mar. YOU Are cordially invited to inspect Service Department J. CHIPLEY FIEDMOXT NORTHERN RAILWAY COMPAHT Arrivals and Departures At GREENWOOD, 8. C. Subject to Change' Without Notice Trains From Trains To 10:10 AM.

Spartanburg :00 AM. 3:05 PM. Spartauburg 8:15 AM. 4:65 PIC flsartanburg 1:15 PM. 8:25 PM.

Spartanburg 5:10 PM. 10:10 AM. 3:05 PM. 4:55 PM. 8:25 PM.

Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson 8:15 AM. 1:15 PM. 5:10 PM. Leave Anderson P. M.

MILEAGE BOOKS Good for One Tear aad for Aay One's Use. 250 Miles Cot $iM 500 Miles CoKt B8.7& WEEK END TICKETS Oa Sale Every Saturday and Sunday Between All Stopa oa P. ft N. At 8c Per Mile. THROUGH TICKETS SOLD TO PRINCIPAL CITIES IN I.

S. J. M. ELLIOTT, T. A.

Greeaweed. S. C. J. S.

CCRETOS, Traffic Maaager, Green 1 1 He, C. Did You Ever By Edson Shawnee, George Fort Milton, editor of the Chattanooga, (Tenn.) News, says: That today's competition for the dollar in the pocket of the average man makes advertising an Indispensable, element' of successful business. It is not alone the competition of Jones Haberdashery against Brown's Men's Shop, and of Chevrolet versus Ford. It is the fight of the men's clothiers agafcist tbe jautomoblle dealers, and the battle of both of them against furniture dealers and sauerkraut makers and of celluloid Joy for eacb dollar that is earned. Business today is in the most gigantic competition it has ever known.

Tbe various trades are a i alfht at 7 o'clock. Kbeaeser. Preaching aecoad 8nnW 3:30 foartt Baa a. at. v- i TraaqaU.

Preaching seeoad 8uday at It a. tourth, Saaday P- Epworta Lesgae meetlag every Sunday Bight, at 7 m. Visitors sre slwaya welcome, GalWway Jbaarktl Methodist Ckarek. Sunday school st 10 a. O.

W. Colbert boo. supt PreacBIBf Hrst aad third BttB- dsys, both morning aad night, at 11 bv, and 7:30 p. bl, by the pas tor, IL B. Griffin.

Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7-20 p. m. Epworth Lesgae St 1:10 p. m. A cordial welcome extended to all Saatk Greesweed Hetkodlst Ckarek.

Union Sunday school at 10 a. m. Preaching second aad fourth dundays, both morning aad sight Lowell 81. Metkadlst Ckarek. Rev.

B. Koon, pastor. Suaday school at 10 a. Mr. J.

W. Anderson, supt. Departments and classes for all sges. Preaching at 11 a. m.

Subject: Our Debt to Motherhood." Junior Epworth Society at 7 p. Miss Trumaa Crow In charge- Preaching at 7:45 p. m. by the pastor. Subject: "Prayer." Every night neat week the pas tor will preach.

8ervice begin st 7:45 p. m. Song services in charge of Mr. B. Hipp.

Come and help us to sing sad pray. "The church with an open door. The ftalvatlea Army. Former Community Halt North Mala street Sunday morning, Sunday school at 10 a. m.

Holl nesg meeting at 11 a. m. Sunday evening at p. salvation meet ing. Street meetings held Sat' nrday night and Sunday night.

The public la cordially Invited to at tend these services. 4 Tka Velssleers af America. 305 Maxwell aveaue. 8unday evening service st 7:45 p. m.

We cordially Invite yon to wor ship with us. Undenominational evsageUstlc services i every Sunday evening. Captain Mrs. Haiel Bailey la charge. Jerdaa St Baptist Church.

Rev. M. Clyde Smith, pastor. Sunday school at 10 a. Mr.

L. W. Greer, supt. Preaching at 11 a. m.

by the pastor. Theme: "Son Remember." B. Y. P. U.

at :30 p. m. Song service at p. m. Preaching at 8 p.

m. Theme: "Purity." Special music. You are Invited to these acr-vlces. Ninety Klx MDI Methedlst Charra. Rev.

II. B. Koon, pastor. Sunday school at 10 a. Mr.

Glenn McKinney, aupt Classes for the whole family. Mother's Day program will be given just after classes have closed Mr. Murray Wharton will make the principal address on Mother's Day. Sdnlor Epworth League meets at? 3 p. Mr.

Benn Farr, pres. Ill-League meets Tuesday st 7:30 p. Mrs. J. A.

Boland, supt. Prayer services Thprsday at 7:45 vnms f- Mfron, third Bunitav 11 Knwartk I J. Palm Beach And Linen Suits We are especially prepared to handle this class of work to your utmost satisfaction. Warm weather will soon be here and your thoughts will turn to cool suits. r'- Greenwood Steam Leaiindry Phoncj 222.

p. m. The church that grows. Sunday school at, and st 1.