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The 7 MONDAY, Nov. 2, 1934 llicv'll Do It Ever Time Abbeville Man Completes Armv Course In Georgia Army Recruit John R. Pursley, 18, 'of Mr. and Mrs. James THE WHERE So AS SOON AS THEY GOT THEIR LITTLE TWO-SEATEC ONE BLESSED EVENT AFTER WELL.

HON GUESS STORK DOESNfr KNOW WE UVE LOOKS LIKE NEVER COIN' TO HAVE M16HT AS WELL TRADE STATION WAGON An IE PUN WITH A I WEKc VOJNG UNS IN THfc HAVE SFWTS H-sk! -M. fir r- ($1 Rock Church Ceremony Members of Rock Presbyterian Church took part yesterday in a cornerstone laying ceremony at a new church building which is under construction not far from where the old church stood before it was destroyed by fire earlier this year. The new building is expected to be completed in about three months. Principals at the ceremony were, left to right, the Rev. C.J.

Hammett, pastor; A. M. Withers, president of the Men of the Church; W. L. Brass, chairman of the building committee, and J.

L. Wright, superintendent of the Sunday School. (Index-Journal photo by Randolph Davis.) for besi results use rHEFemole Help Wonted 18, USC Strengthens Academic Position During Past 10 Years COLUMBIA In 10 years the University of South Carolina has strengthened its academic position appreciably by increasing the projxirtion of professors holding earned doctor's degrees from 22 per cent in 1949 to 53 per cent at present, faculty records show. Considered for survey purposes were 244 on-campus faculty mem- George Garrett Dies: Last Rites Are Held Todav George Van Garrett, 66. retired watchman for Greenwood Mills died early yesterday in Self Memorial Hospital of a self-inflicted gunshot wound, Coroner Odell Duvall said.

A passing employe from the commission of public works dis covered Mr. Garrett a block off the Square on Hampton Street in front of the old Snead Lumber about 1:30 a.m., the coroner sairl He had been shot once in the! Autos, Trucks for Sole 60 HALL'S Car Field the of better used cars. South Main St. FOR SALE 1956 Chevrolet six cylinder station wagon. $1195.

L. O. Halls Car Field. FOR SALE 1955 Chevrolet 3e Air fordor sedm V8, radio, heater, automatic transmission. $1195.

L. O. Halls Car Field. FOR SALE 1956 Ford V8, tudor. radio, heater, Ford-o- matic.

11095. L. O. Halls Car Field. FOR SALE 1958 Ford Fair- lane 500, fordor sedan.

Automatic transmission, radio heater. $1895. L. O. Malls Car Field.

FOR SALE 1953 Plymouth club coupe, new reDuiu motor. Clean. $595. L.o O.Halls Car Field. FOR SALE 1953 Ford V8, fordor, power steering, automatic transmission, radio, hea- ter, extra clean.

$695. L. O. Halls Car Field. FOR SALE 1951 Chevrolet Deluxe tudor.

Radio, heater, new paint job, $395, L. O. Hails Car Field. FOR SALE 1951 Ford tudor V8, clean and right special $350. L.

O. Halls Car Field. FOR SALE 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air sport sedan. Power brakes, radio, heater, automatic traasmlssion, extra clean. Special.

$1795. L. O. Halls Car Field. FOR SALE 1950 Chevrolet tudor.

Ready to go. Special. $150 cash. L. O.

Halls Car Field. BROWN'S TV And Radio Service W. R. BROWN Strvlc CalU I OO Call OR 9-2311 ot OR -9S6S Eatt Cambrtdra Entaaaioa Wingard's Pharmacy Prescription Specialist CompItU Lin Ot Onif And Notion Fr. D.llvrr Ph- OR -6120 RECAPPED TIRES WITH TISO RUBBER Cuarantctd Ntw Tira BESHER'S Recapping Service 1364 S.

Main Ph. OR 8-1111 VENETIAN BLINDS REPAIRED Mada To Ordai Any Sin la Aluminum GREENWOOD VENETIAN BLIND COMPANY Phone OR M193 FURNITURE NEW USED NEVER COSTS MORE OFTEN LESS! At Williams Young Furniture Co. Riley Street Phone Mill MUFFLERS LIFETIMES GiarffRffta MUFFLE I Evory INTERNATIONAL PARTS MUFFLER uncondi. HonoHy guaranteed for Nm IWE ol vKicte ot which mm. Afnovrc AND USTED ir uNoawuras- LMOKATOMfS Strickland's Garage 111 Seaboard Ave.

OR 5-7911 Check Thermostat Check Heater for Operation Check Freeze Plugs NOW mm Install And- Freeze 24-lloyr Ambulance PHONE OR 8-1 ICS Maulden Ambulance Service TV SERVICE Long's Radio 4 TV Service Harris Plant Road Open Monday Hire Saturday I A. M. to I P. M. PHONE OR M43S OR 1-180 Ideal Cleaners Montague Avenue for Spoody Pe-U Aad Call B.

Bradborrr Pk. OR t-t Jack Aunandor Pk. OR -3413 DICKERT'S MOVING ft STORAGE Local or Lob OUtanco Moving Cat. Aro, at PhUlipt 6 Ur, Sta. Dial Day Ol- 4-1731 Night OR S-T4SP Afaal Alllad Vaa Uaoa.

laa. Radio TV Record Playara SALES SERVICE FRANK'S TV MAIN STREET NINETY SIX, S. C. F. L.

Buraatt, Ownor Phoaa GA 2-5594 EMERALD Radio-TV Service C. E. CASTON, Owner Quality Sarrico Raaionablo Price Birth Road Tat OR -ltl Big Car Room Small Car Economy RAMBLER FOR '60 Car With the Best ot Both OUZTS MOTORS, Inc. Phone OR S-7567 Well Drilling WATER WELL SPECIALIST FREE ESTIMATES Southern Well Drilling Co. OR 0-S889 ot OR S-1742 IN SIGHT OR SOUND Call DOUG'S RADIO ft TV SERVICE Television Auto Sound System 302 E.

Craawall Phono OR 0-3121 when you visit MUTUAL. LOANS UP TO $2000 I TAKE UP TO 24 MONTHS TO REPAY! Phone ORchard 3-1861 before noon to arrange I for your money the i very same day. FINANCE THRIFT CORPORATION I of South Carolina ft 201 North Main Street Telephone: ORchard 3-1861 Aiken Anderson Camden f. Charleston Columbia Florence Greenville f(ershaw Lancaster Orangeburg Rock Hill i Spartanburg Sumter i Check Batterf andBatterf Terminali Check Heater Hose Check Radiator for Leaks (Paris Extra) chest with his own .32 caliber i pistol. Coroner Duvall said he 1 1 tT had been despondent lately be-lSnhlHa I A cause of ill health.

No inquest 1 1 resident of 219 Merriman MmbcrS ElCCt he was born in Spartanburg, a son of the late William Butler flfinve and Jane McDade Garrett, both 111 CW UHlCerS natives of Spartanburg. Mr. Garrett had made his home SALUDA Mrs. J. C.

Johnson Hatlo Pet Stock 31 For Sale Hunting Dogs Two coon hounds. $35.00 each or $65.00 for both. Also a pair of beagle hounds for $35.00. Write Mrs. Nellie Vanzant, 2-HUlsboro, Ohio or phone WAlnut 7-5266.

Plants, Bulbs, Seeds 32 Planting time is here. Write for free copy 56-pg. Planting Guide catalog in color' and special fall price list off ed by largest growers of fruit trees, nut trees, berry plants, grape vines and landscape plant material. Sales people wanted. Waynesboro Nurseries.

Dept. S19. Waynesboro, Virginia. FOR SALE Nursery stock: Hollies, ten varieties, double white, pink, red sasanquas, camellias large number va rieties with flower buds $1.89 each up. azaleas and other items.

All plants Clemson Col lege inspected. Buse Camellia and Azalea Garden, phone OR 9-2187, 301 West Durst Avenue. Rooms for Rent 33 FOR RENT One large furn ished front bedroom downstairs. Gas heat. Phone OR 5-5455, 113 Woodrow.

FOR RENT Three large rooms wired for electric stove. $15. oo per month. Woodlawn Road. Mrs.

Joe Anderson, Route 4. FOR RENT Two bedrooms, botp with private bath and entrance. Call OR 9-6149. Special Notices 36 TRACTOR WORK Rotary mower for underbrush, weeds and grass. Charlie Rodrs, OR 9-0292 after 6.

Wanted to Buy 39 WANTED Used furniture. Call Bon Furnl- nnmnanv no Q.1RR7 43 WE buv. sell or trade used fur- nlture. Anderson Furniture Mart. Rush Ave Ph.

OR 9-6335 TRY Williams Young Furniture Company BARGAIN LOFT Best Buys In NEW AND USED FURNITURE Riley Street Phone OR 9-961 Musical Instruments 47 PIANO Tuning and repairing Call OR 3-3987, Clyde W. Hicks, 964 Spring St. Greenwood. GOOD used reconditioned pianos. $75.00 up Stockiruns Radio TV Appliance.

South Main Street Mobile Homes 51 THERE MUST BE A REASON WHY more and more people are buying Mobile 'Homes If you need a Mobile Home or Vacation Trailer, we have the deal for you. We Invite your inspection. Will trade for anything of value. KENT Mobile Home Sales, Inc Highway 25 North At The CLOTH SHOP and TRADING CENTER Blakedale Phone OR 9-4294 Trailer for sale on St. 1957 model.

$2,000. Phone OR 8-4125. ARE YOU PLANNING To Buy A New Or Used Mobile Home but your cash for a down payment is short? If so, see Professor Jordan and let him explain his RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN Down Payments As Low As $150.00 On Our Rental Purchase Plan We trade for anything that rolls, walks, crawls or that can be carried on to our lot. See us today for the mobile home of our choice. If it's made, we have it.

If.it isn't made, we will have it made for you. The G. W. G. CORP.

One of the World's Largest Dealers 1315 South Main Street Dial OR 8-5172 ORVAL JORDAN, Mgr. By Jimmy Ha D. Pursley, 15 Church Abbe ville, completed the eight-week teletype operation course Oct 23 at The Southeastern Signal School, Fort Gordon, Ga. He entered the Army in June and completed basic training at Fort Jackson. Pursley is a 1959 graduate of Abbeville High School.

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING CASH PRICES CONSECUTIVE INSERTIONS IS Words One Day Per Word Two Days Per Word .88 Three Days Per Word Minimum Wc I Month 15 Words 7.50 Double Rate for 10 PL Black Face Classified Display 1.25 Abbreviations and each initial count as one word. Hyphenated words and phone numbers preceded by an exchange count as two words. Group of numbers such as street numbers count as one word. Errors should be reported promptly. The Index-Journal win be responsible for one day only and for the space in error.

The IndexJo ureal wiD not be re sponsible for any merchandise sold by reason of errors In advertisements. Phone OR 3-1411 Ads will be taken over phone between 8:30 a. m. to 5:00 p. m.

week days and 8:30 a. m. to 1:00 p. m. Saturdays to be published the next day.

Event effort is made to keep our columns clear of fraudulent advertising but parties are urged to Investigate personally before investing money in classified propositions. Legal Notice NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT AND APPLICATION FOR FINAL DISCHARGE State of South Carolina County of Greenwood PROBATE COURT By D. S. Jones, Judge -of! Probate. TAKE NOTICE that on the 1st day of December, 1959, at ten o'clock in the forenoon of said day, 1 will render a final account of my actings and doings as Guardian of the Estate of James Joyce, a minor, in the office ol Judge of Probate for Greenwood County at on the same day will apply for a final discharge from my trust as such.

All persons having demands against safd estate will present them for payment on or before that day, proven and authenticat ed or be forever barred. Mrs. Ellen Joyce Shirley. 11-2; 11-9; 11-16; li-23-59 IMMONS rf South Caroiina County of Greenwood in Probate Loun Mary E. Moss, individually and as Executrix ot tne estate oi Ben Edwards, Deceased, Plaintiff vs Mary Edwards, Bennie M.

Burke and any and all otner persons claiming under or through them; also, all other persons unknown claiming any right, title, estate, interest or lien upon the real estate described in the Complaint in this action, Defendants TO THE DEFENDANTS ABOVE NAMED: YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMON ED AND REQUIRED to appear at the Court of Probate to be holden at Greenwood Courthouse, for Greenwood County, on the 23rd day of November, 1959, to show cause, if any you can, why so much of the real estate of Ben Edwards, Deceased, should not be sold by me and the proceeds thereof paid over to Mary E. Moss, Executrix of the estate of Ben Edwards, to be applied by her to the payment of the debts of Ben Edwards. GIVEN under my hand and seal this the 19th day of October, 1959. D. S.

Jones, Probate Judge for Greenwood County. Greenwood, S. C. ORDER APPOINTING GUARDIAN AD LITEM NISI FOR DEFENDANTS UNDER DISABILITY Upon consideration of the Petition of the plaintiff herein, and upon motion of Nicholson Nicholson, Attorneys for the petitioner, it is ORDERED that Cary C. Doyle, of Greenwood, S.

be and hereby is appointed Guardian ad Litem Nisi for all infant defend ants, and all other defendants un der legal disabilities, claiming any right, title, estate, interest in or lien upon the real estate describe ed in the complaint in this action, and the said Cary C. Doyle, Esq. is hereby authorized and directed to appear and defend said action in behalf of defendants under legal disability, therein collectively designated as other persons unknown," unless they or someone in. their behalf shall within twenty (20) days from the service of this Order as herein provided procure the appointment of some suitable person to act as Guardian ad litem. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that this Order be served upon said unknown minor defendants and other defendants under legal disability, along with the summons, by publication in rhe Index-Journal, a newspaper of general circulation, published in Greenwood County, South Carolina, and hereby designated as most likely to give notice to all of said defendants, once a week for three (3) conseenrrvp weeks.

D. S. Jones. Judge of Probate for Greenwood County. 10(21-28) H(2)59 Apts.

Unfurnished 2 Modern, convenient, and insulated. From $20 to $30 per month. Call OR 3-4162 at night. FOR RENT Partly furnished or unfurnished 3 room apartment. Private entrances and bath.

Phone 3-2982. Apartments-Furnish. 3 Furnished 3 room apartment, steam heat, htot water, adults. Phone 9-2215. FOR RENT To colored.

Furnished or unfurnished two and three room apartments. Phone OR 9-6261. Apartment Hunting? SEE GLENHAVEN APARTMENTS MODERN UNFURNISHED FURNISHED OR All the Advantages $45.00 to $67.00 Monthly Coll J. Z. Taylor APARTMENl 30-D PHONE OR 9-2377 FURNTSHED steam heated bedroom.

Desirable location Close in. Adults only Phone OR 9 6261 Small furnished apartment com pletely private. Close in. 10 one employed adult. Phone OR 5-7392.

Business Services 10 TELEVISION Service Prompt, efficient, day or night. Home service $3.00 Phone OR 5-7545 Furman StalnaKer CURTAINS Cleaned and stretched. Returned to you ready to hang. You'll like our service. Emerald City Laundry Cleaners.

UPHOLSTERING Furniture only. Expert picture framing. Todd's Upholstering ant' Picture Framing. Phone OR 9-4138. CALL Butler's Matress and Upholstery Shop for your fur- re-upholsterine or mattress renovating.

Dial OR 8-1734. CURTAINS Cleaned and stretched. Returned to you ready to hang. You'll like our service. Emerald City Laundry Cleaners.

CALL OR 9-9618 We Buy Furniture, Appliance! And Stoves Williams Young FURNITURE COMPANY There's life in that old furniture yet. So call Greenwood Upholstery and -efinishlng Company now. OR 8-3828. NO TRESPASSING SIGNS We have plenty av lable. 15 for $1.00.

Haynie and Drink-ard Printing Company. Employment Wanted 13 ELDERLY lady available for baby sitting. Call OR 5-7667. Female Help Wanted 18 MAIDS NEW YORK Free room; board; fare ad. vanced.

Live better. We have the best jobs. Come, call or write: ABC Domestic, ALpine 4-0062, 2356 Gervais Columbia, S. C. PERSON living in McCormick to be counselor for The Index-Journal carrierboys.

Part time work. Apply by letter to Circulation Department, Index-Journal Co. MAIDS NEW YORK" Free room, board: tare ad vanced. Live better We lave the best jobs Co- call or write: ABC Do nestic ALptne 4-0062, 2356 Gervais Columbia. S.

C. OPENINGS NOW Earn $3.00 per hour. Pleasant work, hours of own choice. Call OR 9-0969. MAIDS New York jobs.

Highest cash paid weekly to $50 Free room, board, uniforms. Tickets sent. Write names, addresses, correct telephone numbers of all references. Dix Afjencv. 249 West 43th St.

New York City Cash In MAIDS First class jobs. 200 girls needed at once. Live in a friendly home. Your own room asd TV. Highest cash to $50 weekly.

We guarantee a fair and honest deal. Write your name, address and the name and phone number of your references. Tickets sent. Avon Agency, 300 W. 40th, N.

Y. C. MAIDS 150 needed. Guaranteed jobs, weekly, best homes, glamorous gay town. Tickets advanced.

Uniforms, room, board free. A-l Agency, 100 Main St. Hempstead, Long Island, N. Y. MIDDLE aged colored woman for general housework and care for two children.

Apply after 4 p. m. 206 Woodlawn Street, Harris Plant. For Sole, Miscellane. 19 PAINT: $1.99 gallon; 34 colon.

Interior and exterior. Gloss Enamels and flats. Rykards Army Store. NO TRESPASSING SIGNS We have plenty available. 15 for $1.00.

Haynie Drlnk-ards Printing Corm, ny. LADY is your carpet shady? Get busy with Blue Lustre carpet and upholstery cleaner. Rent our electric shampoo machine. Gallant Belk Company. HEATERS Full stock of coal, oil, wood and gas models.

Also good prices on used heaters. See them at Planters Hardware Co. on Phoenix at Magnolia. Phone OR 3-2626. NO TRESPASSING SIGNS We have plenty available.

15 for $1.00. Haynie Drlnk- ards Printing Company. Homes-Unfurnish. 21 rive roura nouw uuw uiOTi- wood mills. John B.

White. Phone day 5-5201, night 5-7801. FOR RENT One six room house and one three room un furnished apartment, close in Phone OR 8-2513 or apply at 15 Blyth Road. Five room house on Charles St. Wired for electric stove and hot water heater.

Large garden grounds. Call 5-7987. FOR RENT TO COLORED One five-room house with complete bath. Near highway, school and stores. Excellent location.

One four-room house with complete bath, hot water heater. Near highway, school and stores. FOR INFORMATION SEE OR CALL The ABBOTT INC. 117 Court Street Phone OR 9-0641 FOR RENT Five room house. gas heaters, hot water heater, close in.

Phone OR 3-2721. House for rent or sale. Hot water heater and wired for electric stove. Call 5-6089. Homes for Sale 22 Lovely new brick home for sale bv owner, 3 bedrooms, i oaths living room, utility room, fami ly kitchen combination.

Edge mere Sub Division, R. D. Jones. OR 9-9183. Lots for Sale 26 Two acre lot.

Water and gas connections. Just beyond fairgrounds. Tar gravel road. Phone 8-4394. Mole Help Wanted 27 PERSON living in McCormick to be counselor for The Index-Journal carrierboys.

Part time work. Apply by letter to Cir culation Department, Index Journal Co. Male Female Help Wanted 28 PERSON living in McCormick to be counselor for The Index-Journal carrierboys. Part time work. Apply by letter to Circulation Department, Index-Journal Co.

WANTED Man or woman who would like to average $2.50 to $3.00 an hour as Watkins Dealer in Newberry County. lies with Watkins nationally advertised products. Best selling season of year at hand. Write The J. R.

Watkins P.O. Box' 5071, Richmond. Virginia. Wanted Immediately Man or woman to supply coasum-ers with Rawleigh Products. Many dealers earn $50 part time- 100 up full time.

Write Rawleigh's Dept. SCK-151-336. Richmond. Va. Pet Stock 31 ONE Boston Screwtail Bulldog puppy, ten weeks old.

good blood. 621 Monument Street. Funeral Services Are Held Today For Mrs. Blake Mrs. Evie Anderson Blake, 83, widow of Thomas Stuart Blake, died Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock at the home of her daughter, Mrs.

James L. Perrin, In Grace-mont, following an illness extending over several weeks. Mrs. Blake was born in Coro-naca, a daughter of the late Joel Smith and Amelia Anne Anderson, both natives of Coronaca. She had made her home in Coronaca practically her entire life until last February, when she came to live with Mrs.

Perrin. She was a member of Bethlehem Methodist Church in Coronaca. In addition to Mrs. Perrin, Mrs. Blake is survived by one son, Edwin Anderson Blake, of Green wood; one granddaughter, Miss Frances Anne Blake, of George town; two brothers, J.

M. Anderson, of Bluefield. West Mr- ginia; and J. L. Anderson, of Gloverville.

Funeral services were held at Bethlehem Methodist Church this afternoon at 3 o'clock conducted by the Rev. J. V. Murray and the Rev. Wade Burton.

Burial was in Bethlehem cemetery. Pallbearers were Tommy Joyce, J. M. Motsinger, Brooks Stuart, James Thompson, Lewis Mc- Cravy, Ellis Stuart, Carlisle Buchanan and Harry Poole The honorary escort was composed of stewards of Bethlehem Church and H. Benjamin, Harold Lumley, Bruce Barksdale, Joe McCravey, R.

W. Galloway, C. Willard. Richard Buchanan Grady Walton, Charles McDowell, Joe Wells, W. L.

Leary. Leslie Cohn, George Hampton, Paul Gal lant and Dr. O. L. Thomas Blyth Funeral Home in charge.

Two Livestock Events Are Set For Chicago CHICAGO Two of the foremost livestock events in the United States will be combined into one huge exhibition by merger of the International Dairy Show with the 60th annual International Live StocK Exposition. Each ranks at the top of its field one as a continental show ing of the dairv breeds and the. other the world's leading exposition of the meat-making breeds of farm animals. The merger brings the five breeds of dairy cattle Ayrshires, Brown Swiss, Guernseys, Holsteins and Jerseys into the competi tions of the International Live Stock Exposition the first time in its 60 year history. The com bined exposition will be held here in the International Amphitheatre Nov.

27 to Dec. 5. This year's exposition takes on added international color with the entry of Canada's top dairy ani mals, as well as beef cattle, sheep and horses. The management re ports $130,000 offered in cash prizes in the competition 6f 39 breeds of farm animals that the show will feature this year. Other new events include a Quarter Horse Show a pre-opening feature of the Exposition Nov.

23 and 24, winding up with a Quarter Horse auction sale on Wednesday morning, Nov. 25. Revival Begins At Antreville Baptist Church ANTREVILLE A series of "November Night" meetings started last night at First Creek Baptist Church near Antreville. The November Nights revival will be held each Sunday during November at the evening worship hour. The Rev.

Bob Towell, pastor, will hrinp thp mpssapps and Wendell Guerry, a Clemson Col- lege student, will lead the song service. Other members of the Clemson Baptist Student Union will provide special music along with the church choir, under the direction of Mrs. 'Frank Hall. Theme of the revival will be "Finding a Faith." ATLANTIC FLEET Charles L. personnel man second class, USN, grandson of Mrs.

J. C. Cockrell of 1174 S. Main, is serving with At- tac. Squadron 107 aboard the At lantic Fleet attack aircraft car rie'r USS Franklin D.

Roosevelt. Betore entering the Navy in June 1956, he was employed by The Index-Journal. bers who hold a total of 131 earned doctorates. Omitted in the appraisal are two professional schools and departments in which proportions of doctorates obviously would be misleading law, nursing, air science, naval science, physical education. Also omitted are additional faculty members whose outstand ing achievement has been recog nized with the award of honorary degrees personal accomplish ment which also reflects addition al stature for the university.

Dean of the Faculty Dr. W. Callcott, said the proportion of doctors degrees is declining in many colleges and universities be cause of intensified demands for instructional personnel. But at the University of South Carolina, he said, "we have been steadily inv proving our position." Althnnph thp univprsitv is "insti fiably proud" of the overall pro portion of doctorates, it is "also significan that over 80 per cent of the graduate school instructional staff are in tht earned "doctor" has heen named nresident of the Saluda Parent-Teacher Associa- tion. Other officers are Mrs.

Sidney Hare, vice president; Mrs. Her man Epting, secretary, and Mrs. James Pou, treasurer. Committee chairmen and members are as follows: Mrs. Charles Graves and Mrs.

Philip Vagnoni, Joel Taylor and R. L. Hulsebus, program; Mrs. Weyman Coleman and Mrs. Ray mond Parkman and Mrs.

Charles Boland, room representatives; Mrs. James Lanford and Mrs. J. L. ijassailaigue and Mrs.

A. W. Minchew, membership; Mrs. Joe Long and Mrs. Jack Griffith, Mrs.

Q. L. Felkel, Mrs. J. Robert Her-long, Mrs.

Alton Witt and Mrs. Bob Sauer, hospitality; Mrs. Tom Ouattlebaum and Mrs, Simon Wolf, Rev. G. R.

Herndon and Rev. Bill Reid, publicity. Mrs. Alfred Coleman and Mrs. Ivey Smith and Mrs.

Kenneth Crawford, magazine; Mrs. Dave Keller and Mrs. Allen Wise, Mrs. W. E.

Johnston and Mrs. George Nicholson, health; Mrs. Tom Cole man, scrapbjok; Mrs, Billy Cole man and Mrs. Charles Trotter and Mrs. M.

P. McMeekin, legislative and by-laws; Mrs. Jerry Rowe and Mrs. Lewis Maw, Mrs. C.

G. Matthews, Mrs. Jess Tolbert and Mrs. W. M.

Cromley Christmas parade, and Mrs. Joseph Shoub and Mrs. Kester Trotter, James R. Herlong and Mrs. Tom Sample, Halloween carnival.

Psychiatrist Speaks At S. C. Meeting COLUMBIA William Mala-' mud. M.D.. who will address the sixth annual meeting of the South Carolina Mental Health Association in Columbia Thursday on "Research Against Mental is nresident of the Amer ican Psychiatric Association and medical research director for the National Association for Mental Health Dr.

Malamud will address the luncheon gathering and that evening, will address a joint meet-ine of the S. C. Division of the American Psychiatric Associa- 15 on and the Southeastern Society Neurology and Psychiatry Catholic Cardinal 1 edescnini uies VATICAN city (AP)-Federico Cardinal Tedeschini 86. archpriest of St. Peter's Basilica, died early todav.

First reports said death was due to an intestinal ailment for which he recently underwent surgery. He was1 one of the senior members of the College of Cardinals, having been named a prince of the church by Pope Pius" XI in 1933. His death reduces the college to 71 members. Pope 'John XXIII increased the college to 74 a year ago. COMING TO U.

S. MANILA AP) Lu? Magsay-say, widow of the late President Ramon Magsaysay, left today for Hong Kong en route to the United States for a vacation. in Greenwood for the past 48 i years. He was a World War I veteran, a member of the Ameri can Legion, Masonic Lodge AFM 91, a Woodman of the World and member of Lowell Street Methodist Church. He was the first to organize night baseball in Greenwood County and was connected with the Greenwood Fair for a number of years.

Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Vannie Mae Faulkner Garrett of the home; one son, Julian E. Garrett of Greenwood; one daughter, Mrs. Relton Dove of Atlanta; three grandchildren; three brothers, D. C.

Garrett, Frank Garrett and W. T. Garrett, all of Spartanburg. Funeral services were conducted at Blyth Funeral Home today at 3:30 p.m. by the Rev.

W. P. Milligan and the Rev. Douglas Baker. Burial was in Greenwood Memorial Gardens.

Pallbearers were A. K. Patterson, Alex Woodle, E. B. Henderson, Ernest Rosenberg, John Kiappes, Brooks.

Stuart, L. L. Er-win and Hugh Beasley. Honorary escort included J. a Harris, J.

F. Chalmers, Dewey Hopkins, Harold Kyzer, Cliff Rid dle, Dr. S. C. Baker, Dr.

W. P. Turner, D. H. Fowler, J.

C. Self Dr. Vernon Moore, Jack Thompson and R. M. Arnold.

Committal Rites Are Held For Bowie Infant The infant son of John T. and Marian Rudolph Bowie of Columbia died at 4 a.m. Sunday in Self Memorial Hospital. Survivine are the parents, a brother, Michael Bowie of the home; the grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

T. K. Bowie of Greenwood, Mr. and Mrs. Waldon Rudolph of Rudyard, Mich.

Committal rites were conducted yesterday afternoon in Greenwood Memorial Gardens by the Rev. Harold Syfrett. Harley Funeral Home was charge. Firearms School Is Planned JOHNSTON A firearms safe ty school for boys io to 16 is kir Tnhncrnn Tav The program is geared to teach the! future hunters and riflemen proper procedure in handling and firing rifles and shotguns. GRADUATES Fred M.

Ellenburg. son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Ellenburg of 731 Reynolds graduated from recruit training Oct.

30 at the Naval Training Center, San Diego, Calif. The graduation exercises, marking the end of nine weeks of "boot included a full dress parade and review before military, officials and civilian digni- la rip. In nine weeks of instruction, the "raw recruit" is developed into a Navy Bluejacket, ready for duty I I 5 -JCfe SPECIAL PRICE fLn rkrictmnc callinn can Car necessary. No capital the Christmas selling sea-: tmpnt lv rurr. fami.

Drive right in today! All necessary repairs and adjustments made quickly and expertly! There's rough driving ahead, so make sure your car is in perfect driving condition, ready to give you tip-top winter performance! Our prices are low, work guaranteed! son. oe an Avon representative in your community. Write Mrs. Joyner, Box 255, Aiken, S. c.

MAIDS Whistle while you work. Be part of a fine haopy family. Guaranteed Jobs. Enjoy free room, board and TV. weekly.

Tickets sent Write your name, address and the name and phone number o' your references. Toni Agency. 1207 Broadwar, Hewlett. L. I.

N. Y. i WANTED Colored woman for I general housework. Apply 206 1 Woodlawn Street. Harris Plant WHITE MOTORS Your Plymouth, Dodge, DeSoto Chrysler Dealer REYNOLDS STREET EXTENSION PHONE OR 8-6172 with the fleet..