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

1 1 NOV. 15, 1927. THE INDEX- GREENWOOD, S. C. PAGE FIVE BRIEF CITY NEWS Lieut.

Mills Here Yesterday Lieutenant H. Mills, Navy, officer in charge lot Navy Recruiting for North and South Carolina was in Greenwood yesterday getting acquainted with the chief, petty officer in charge of sub-stations in this district, and instructing him in recruiting methods, requirements, etc. Lieutenant Mills is a native of North Carolina, a resident of Rutherfordton, a graduate of the U. S. Naval Academy.

He received his appointment through Senator Overman in 1914, and was, until reporting to his present station. aide on the staff of Commander. Destroyer Squadrons, U. 8. Scouting fleet.

"The Navy as a peace time institution is, primarily, an fustitution of instruction. Any erican, mother may well be proud of her son as a Blue Jacket in Uncle Sum's Navy," states Lieutenant Mills. Federal Court Jurors The following citizens from this section have been drawn AS jurors for the Spartanburg Court which will convene December 13th and continue for two weeks: First week--R. H. Nicholson, Edgefield; J.

H. Nicholson, Edgefield; W. F. Rowland. Donalds; L.

T. Britt, McCormick; J. Crawford. Ware Suoals; G. A.

McCormick; J. K. Durst, Greenwood; second week -H. T. Warner, Greenwood: 1.

Alton, Troy. It is expected that numerous liquor cases from Union county will be on the docket for trial. Thanksgiving Box For Orphanage The Thanksgiving box for Connie Maxwell Orphanage will be packed at the First Baptist church next. Tusday. November 22nd, from 2 "to o'clock.

wish to make gifts, either in cash or chandise; are: requested to have them there between those hours or give them to Mrs. J. K. Durst in the mean time. Old Fiddlers' Convention An old fiddlers' convention will be held at the Pastime Theatre here Monday night, November 21st.

Fiddlers from North 'and South Carolina and Georgia are expected to take part in the prize contests. Admission will be 20 and 40 cents. T. B. Association Meeting Attention is called to the meeting in the assembly room of 'the Chamber of Commerce toniorrow afternoon.

at 4:30 o'clock of the Greenwood County Tuberculosis Association. A chairman for the annual sale of Christmas Seals will. be elected and plans for county tuberculosis camp will. be discussed. President H.

V. R. Schrader urges that there be a full attendance. Mrs. Banister's Orchestra to Play.

to Announcement is made that Mrs. Banister's Orchestra will furnish music in connection. with "Her Husband's 'the comedy to be given on Friday eventug at Magpolia Street School auditorium the Greenwood Business College Players. This play is being given for. the benefit of the Robert A.

Waller chapter, U. D. the proceeds of which will be used in paying, the expenses of a young lady at Lander College. The members of the Robert A. Waller chapter earnestly presence of the public on Friday evening at 8:15.

Decision Affects Other Paving Projects. The opinion of Judge H. H. at Anderson yesterday refusing to grant an injunction to Southern Railway on the believed on other paring projects in this section. A some what similar situation has Anderson county recently in regard tp.

the paving of the Belton and Honea Path road. One point in which the Green-. wood case differs from others; of shnilar nature elsewhere in the state lies in the fact that a por-. tion of the highway under litigation had already been pared when action was begun. E.

M. Blythe and Proctor A. Bonham of Greenville, represented. the plaintiffs in the case, while defense attroneys included Grier, Park and MeDonald, Mays and Featherstone and W. H.

Nicholson of Greenwood. Music Recital at Bold Springs Church Mrs. Jennings Johnson and Prof. Wright Ouzts will give a reeital in elocution and music Friday night at 7:30 o'clock at Bold Springs church. The admission will be 10 and 25 ents.

This program, will be given under the pices of the W. M. U. of the church and the proceeds will go to the church. T.

E. L. Will Conduct Services The T. E. L.

Class of South Main Street Baptist church, will conduct the special prayer ser: vices at the church tonight 7.30 o'clock. All, members of congregation and any others Interested are invited and urged to af. tend. TODAYS RADIO PROGRAMS AMONG TODAY'S FEATURES Tuesday, Nov. 15 1:00 Stromberg-Carison Hour.

WJZ six stations. stations. 8:00 Moments in History. WEAF and five 8:30 -Healy Alr Weavers. VIZ WEAF and and four 13 stations; 9:00 -The Continentals.

stations, 9:00 -Ruth Sauerwein, soprano- WBAL. 9:00 M. -Eveready Hour. WEAF and 19 stations. -Auction Bridge.

WEAR and 20 stations, 10:00 10:30 -The Cavalcade. WEAF and 11. stations. 10:30 -Harold -Folger's Hincheline, tenor: Van WEBH-WJJD. Serenade: Martin Taylor.

W.DAP. 11:00 11:00 P. M. -Zelma Randall and the Boy Friend. KFWI.

TUESDAY, NOV. 15 (By The Associated Press) Programs in Eastern Standurd time. All time is P. M. unless left otherwise call indicated.

Wave lengths on of letters, kilocycles on right. 272.6-WPG Atlantic City-1100 of Education Concert Bridge Games Bergere Orchestra 285.5-WBAL -1060 Quartet Hour Ensemble 365.6-WEEI Boston-820 Brother Club 9:00 -Eveready Hour Bridge Games 288.3-WNAC Boston -1040 Orchestra House Tonight Program Stevens Orchestra 302.8-WOR Buffalo -990 Bros. Orchestra Air Weavers Hour Bridge Games 545.1-WMAK Buffalo Theater Ensemble -Shea's Buffalo Movie Club 535.4-WTIC Hartford- -500 Waldorf -Astoria Orchestra Concert Bridge Games 422.9-WOR Newark-710 Shelton Ensemble 1:30 -Commodore Hotel Orchestit 9:00 -Choir Invisible 0:13 -Dutch Trio Orchestra 491.5-WEAF New York-410 6:00 Waldorf -Astoria Orchestra After Dinner -Great Moments in History Air Weavers flour Auction Bridge Games The Cavalcade 454.3-WJZ New York-660 6.00-- -Hotel Manger Orchestra Travelogue Stromberg-Carison Hour The Continentals The Gamboliers Adele Parkhurst String Trie Sextet 395-WHN New. York-760 1:00 P. 2:00 P.

M. 4:00 P. M. P. M.

New York-860 10:00 A. 3:50 m. 4:00 P. M. P.

$26-WABC New. York-920 11:33 M. 1:00 P. M. 1:30 P.

M. P. M. 809-WRNY New York-970 11:00 :00 P. P.

'P. M. M. 405.2-WFl Philadelphia-740 8:00 -Great Moments in History Air Weavers Hour 10:00 -Auction Bridge Games The Cavalcade 508.2-woo Philadelphia-590 100 Trio Pittsburgh-950 Ensemble Song Concert Hour The Continentals 277.6-WHAM Rochester --1080 -Ten Eyck Hotel Orchestra Stromberg-Carlson Hour 9:00 Bausch Lomb Concert 379.5-WGY Schenectady-790 -Sealy Air Weavers Hour Auction Bridge Games The Cavalcade Springfield --900 6:13 -Bert Dolan's Orchestra el De Chefs 8:00 Hour Continentals 356.9-CKCL Terento-840 Hosiery Hour Ellis Orchestra Simpson Light Opera Hour 488.6-WAC Washington-640 Astoria Orchestra Moments in History Hour 10:00 -Auction Bridge Games Cavalcade 516.9-WTAG Worcester-580 9 Auction Bridge Games Bancroft Hotel Orchestra SOUTHERN 475.9-WSB Atlanta--630 30--- -Herren's Arcadia Orchestra Hour 10 Bridge Army Games Program 245.8-WDOD Chattanooga-1220 Patten Ensemble 8:30 -Brunswick Half Hour Shrine Band Jacksonville-896 Theater Program Orchestra Music Louisville-650 Concert Hour Bridge Games 616.9-WMC Memphis-580 9:00 Hour Bridge Games and Morpheus 340.7-WSM Hour Bridge Games Program CENTRAL 526-KYW Orchestra Continentals Musical Program Chicago-980 Hour Bridge Games Phantom Violin Hoodlums 365.6-WEBH-WJJD Chicago-820 House Symphony Beach Orchestre Program -Tivoli Theater Program 344.6-WLS Chicago-870 1:40 -College Inn Orchestra Hour 447.5-WMAQ-WQJ Chicago-670 Theater Organ Recital 8:40 -Univ, of Chicago Lecture Hotel Orchestra 428.3-WLW Cincinnati-700 Program 1:00 Formica Concert Orchestra $11:00 -Henry Theis Orchestra 361.2-WSAI Cincinnati-830 Program Auction Bridge Games 10:30 -The Cavalcade 399.8-WTAM Cleveland-750 Air Weavers 9-00-- Eveready Hour Bridge Games The Cavalcade 282.8-WAIU Columbus-1000 7:00 --State Restaurant Orchestra 374.8-WOC Davenport--800 Percent Boys Hour Bridge Games 440.9-WCX-WUR Detroit-680 Orchestra Hour Cigar Girls HE Red Apple Club 499.7-WBAP Fort Worth-000 Seven Aces Mills Program 422.3-WOS Jefferson City-710 Vocational Radio School 370.2-WDAF Kansas Air Weavers Hour -Auction Bridge Games 405.2-WCCO Minneapolis- St Paul-7 Hour Bridge Gaines. Program 508.2-WOW Omaha-590 Bridge Games ..10:30 The Cavalcade 302.8-WOAl San Antonio Mexican Plovers 545.1-KSD St.

Louis-550 Air Weavers Hour Auction Bridge Games The Cavalcade 348.5-KV00 Tulsa-860 7:30 -Gene. Redfern, songs Air Weavers 344.8-WCED Zion--870 McElroy Saxaphone Quinte Vocal Trio, Celestial Bells WESTERN Denver-920 Brown Palace Hotel Orchestr Bridge Games Dance Program 468.5-KFI Los Angeles-640 Bridge Games Hour Tales 416.4-KHJ Los Angeles-720 Glee Club 336.9-KNX Los Angeles-890 Hotel Orcheatra Theater Program Oakland-780 Bridge Games Hour 508.2-KLX Oakland-590 Concert 491.5-KGW Portland-610 Bridge Games Hour Tales San Francisco-1120 Melody Boys and Mexican Munie 422.3-KPO San Kent Hour B. C. Program 447.5-KFOA Seattle-670 Bridge Gamer Hour. -N.

B. C. Program PROCLAMATION BY MAYOR DEVORE ANDREWS Declaring that the Salvation Army has ever stood ready to extend a helping hand to those, in distress and to relive suffering wherever and whenever called upon Mayor Devore Andrews today issued a proclamation calling upon' the people of Greenwood to support by their effort and finances the Annual Budget Appeal opening tomorrow (Wednesday) morning. The proclamation follows: Whereas on Wednesday, November 16th, and continuing to the next day, Thursday, November a drive will be held for subscriptions to the Salvation Army for the ensuing year; and Whereas this organization has ever stood ready to extend a helping hand to those in distress, and to relieve suffering wherever and whenever called upon; and Whereas the work of the Salvation Army has been for the betterment of the religious and moral life of our city; Now therefore Devore Andrews, Mayor of Greenwood, hereby issue a general proclamation: "First that each and every citizen of our city give serious consideration to the good and constructive work of this worthy organization, and that all possible assistance be given them, financially and otherwise. "Secondly that all civic clubs and- organizations, together with our churches lend their moral and active support, in making this drive an unqualified success.

"Given under my hand and seal this fifteenth day of November 1927. "Signed: DEVORE ANDREWS, Mayor." USE INDEX JOURNAL WANT ADS an FORD NAMED AS DEFENDANT FOR CHANCERY SUIT Filed By H. M. Leland and Son for 2,000 Stockholders in Old Lincoln Company PONTIAC, Nov: (AP)--Henry Ford was named defendant in a chancery suit involving $6,000,000 filed in Circuit Court here today. by Henry M.

Leland and his son. Wilfred C. Leland in behalf of nearly 2,000 stockholders in the old Lincoln Motor Company. Suit Grows Out The suit grows out of the transaction in February, 1922, whereby Mr. Ford bought from the Lelands for $8,000,000 the Lincoln Motor Company then in the hands of a receiver.

The bill of complaint filed today charges Mr. Ford failed to keep a verbal agreement to buy the outstanding stock of the active stockholders in whose behalf the Lelands are suing. Henry M. Leland was president and Wilfred C. Leland vice president of the Lincoln Company.

The suit 19 brought: under a power of attorney granted them by the stockholders. In their petition filed with the bill of complaint, the Lelands ask that the stock of the new Lincoln Motor Company, Incorporated March 19, 1922, issued in consideration of the transfer of assets of the old company and now held by the Fords, be decreed to be held in' trust for the benefit of the plaintiff stockholders. Other Arrangements In lieu of other arrangements specified in the petition, the court is requested to decree that the Fords be held personally ble to the plaintiffs in the amounts found to have been invested by them, respectively with interest at 6 per cent. The Lelands are represented in the action by Kenneth M. Stevens and William Henry Gallagher of Detroit.

Mr. Stevens pressed the belief the case probably would come to trial within ninety days fro mthe time service was obtained on Mr. Ford. Baldwin-Ballentine BARBER SHOP Maxwell Ave. Next Door to Liberty Theatre.

Prompt CourteousExpert Service. Four Chairs to Do You Realize That There Are ONLY 34 SHOPPING DAYS TIL CHRISTMAS Now Is The Time To Select Your Gifts. Our holiday assortments are ready for your choosing. Here you will find large and pleasing varieties of JEWELRYCHINA- SILVERWARELEATHER GOODSand NOVELTIES Shop before the rushwhen assortments are complete and there's time to choose properly. OREGON JEWELRY CO.

Gifts That Last. UNTIL YOU HAVE HEARD The new R. C. A. Speaker you haven't heard radio.

Reed Electric Co. Phone 304. Phone 636 -for prompt, efficient, thorough CLEANING AND PRESS. ING SERVICE We Call for and Deliver. GREENWOOD DRY CLEANING CO.

J. C. Dalton, Mgr. Blankets at very attractive prices this week at Rush Bros. Co.

11-14-3t. 'Place Fair to Another Solid CARLOAD OF GALVANIZED ROOFING Just Received This car contains 3V, 5V and Corrugated all first quality, -full weight, heavy galvanized with prime western spelter. 3V. Per Square $4.35 5V Per Roofing, Square $4.75. this will be our last car until after January 1st and we suggest that you supply your needs now.

Phone or mail your order FOR THE FIRST QUALITY ROOFING THIS IS THE BEST BUY IN THE COUNTRY TODAY. We also buy Roll Roofing in cars and are in position to give you the best price on the best quality. GAMBRELL HARDWARE COMPANY Phones 2 and 242. Down Comforts just received at special prices this week. Rush Bros.

Co. 11-14-3t. Flashes of Life Exchange -There Seats NEW YORK. is 500.000 worth of stock exchange Neuts. The figure agreed upon 1s, the most recent dicker for a seat, $385,000.

or $15,000 more than previous high record. The ex change has 1.100 seats. Museum Misses PERRY, N. Y. -The Ford Mu- seum of antiques has missed a prize.

Elmer French gold Henry's agents a steam engine over 50 years old, but Elmer vows they can't have a century old sausage grinder. Leaves Little NEW -Florence Mills, star of negro musical comedy, left an estate of $33,146, about as much) as she earned in a year. Erpenses of her funeral, about $8,000 will come out of the estate. "Mystery Man" Brought Up in Oil Conspiracy Friends of Major J. C.

Hemphill will read with interest the following front the Abbeville Press and Banner: Major J. C. Hemphill's many friends sincerely regret to learn that he is confined to his bed cuttering from the effects of Call received last Thursday afternoon in the vestibule of a Pullman car on the Southern road between Charleston and Summerville while he was en route home after a short visit to friends In Charleston, He received a severe cut on the head and 8. serious shake-up and was taken to the in. firmary at Summerville for treatment.

Later he was taken to the home of his grand-nephew. Prof. Robert H. Coleman. In Charleston, where he remained until Saturday when Mr.

Coleman accompanied bi home. Mr. Hemphill is resting more comfortably than the hag' since the accident, but will probably be confined 10. his bed for sometime. Major Hemphill Improving Make 100 Bales on 100 Acres J.

Wade loading farmer of Anderson county, has proved the, value of cover crops again, cordin. gto the following from the Anderson Mail: Numerous examples of- the worth of cover crops are to be found on the farm of J. Wade Drake, prominent tocal farmer. but one in particular is attracting attention this year far and wide. For years Mr.

Drake has been planting cover crops, convinced of their worth and he has' not been disappointed. From a plot of 103 acres of land this year. on which soy beans and 'other crops of titis type were planted. his yield' of cotton this year will be around 160. bales.

From this plot "he has. already picked 160 bates of cotton, and expects to pick, from eight to ten more, bales before the end of the season. Most of this land was planted In. soy beans, but. on where cotton followed cotton, he ured vetch and rye, which wag turned under in the spring.

Mr. Drake is using for seed Drake'4 Number Three Cleveland, and the staple' is around one inch. In the 105 acre plot Mr. Drake tas two fife acre: patches of cotton, one being farmed by his which, are entered: mother state cotton contest being sponsored by Clemson Colleve extension From these, two patches he expeers to pick around two bales of cotton to the acre, he said. Speakers At B.

Y. P. U. Meeting The: Baptist Young People's Unions of the Piedmont section will hold their annual meeting this year from November 18 to 20 at the Holston Creek Baptist church near Campobello. Three of the main addresses on the program will be made by Dr.

T. D. Gibson. pastor of Earle street Baptist church: Rev. Maxie S.

Collins, pastor of Sans Souci Baptist church: and Dr. L. L. Carpenter, Purman university instructor, all of Greenville. George Jeffers, student of Furman University, will also be on the speaking list, appearing on the opening session Saturday morning, while others from Ware Sboals and Seneca will be heard.

The gathering will open on Friday, with night program. three sessions will be held Saturday and one on Sunday, to last throughout the day. Death Of Mrs. Sallie Parkman Mrs. Sallie Parkman died last night at 10 o'clock at.

her home in Saluda county after an Illness hof three. weeks: The funeral services were conducted at Good Hope Baptist, church this afternoon at 3 o'elock by: Heury Bell. White. Mrs. Parkman was in her 70th year.

She leaves to mourn her loss ber husband, Caleb Parkman, one daughter, Mrs. J. W. en, of Edgefield, and one sister, Mre. Lizzie.

Walton. of Greenwood. Enlist in Army The following named young men were accepted for enlistment at the local, Army Recruiting Station W. Grant. Raymond Tueker, Paul Maynard and John A.

Lewis, of Greenwood and Leonard Roberson and Henry Shaw, of Ware Shoals, S. C. Soldiers in the Army are now in the millionaire, class. diers' bank accounts on June 30th last showed the healthy balance of $1.985,870.55, according to the annual report of the Chief of Finance, made today by Sergeant. William Ryan in charge of the U.

S. Army recruiting ofat Green wood, S. C. Savings hanked with the finance officers by Unele Sam's soldier depositors during the last fiscal year alone totaled Thriity doughboys. quitting the service at.

the expiration of their enlistments. withdrew. $1.676.863.93 In deposits and an additional $41.398.45. In. the showed.

(Countined From Page One.) wens, charges of criminal contempt of court, to the end that the authority and powers of the indfcated, sustain the authority and power of the court by vindicated? sustained and enforced. Use All Means' "And for this purpose they shall invoke and 118e all approx priate means available to them. King is the newspaper reporter who accused Kidwell of making the remarks about the case, while Akers, a street car conductor, is the man who told King the furor was talking indiscreetly about the case. Burkinshaw is the assistant district attorney who has been active in the investigation of the tampering charges. With Shea, another assistant.

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