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1- PAGE EIGHTEEN THE GREENVILLE NEWS. GREENVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA FRIDAY. MARCH 24. I 96 I Saluda's Winning FFA Team Sams Trial At Gaffney, In Death Anderson Jury Gets Suit Of 2 Young Girls, Is mile west of Pelzer, at the intersection of the Williaraston road and Highway 8. According to one eye-witness, James E.

Bryant, the ANDERSON Trial nf a suit and counter-claim growing out of an accident January 3, 1929, went to a jurv in Court of Common Pleas late Thursday afternoon. A suit for $2,500 was brought by John R. W'hitten against William J. Couch, with Couch filing a counter-claim against Whitten for $20,000. The trial was conducted with only 11 jurors.

After it began, one of the jurors was noti fied that his grandchild was seri ously ill. He was excused by Judge Onmball after attorneys for both parties agreed to continue the trial with 11 jurors. The accident occurred about one William Blackwell, storebreak-ing and larceny, eight years, suspended after one year with probation for five; Jack Eugene Smith, storebreaking and larceny, eight years, suspended with probation for five; L. Roy Ramsey, storebreaking and larceny, two years, suspended with probation for three. Shirley MuUinax, obtaining goods under false pretense, 18 months, suspended with probation for three; Bobby Gene Hutchins, storebreaking and larceny, two years, suspended after days with probation for three years; Ray Ballard, storebreaking and larceny, five years, suspended after one year with probation for five.

Jerry Byars, larceny, four GAFFNEY Trial of Charles Eugene Sams. 40, charged with rnurder and reckless homicide in the Feb. 21 highway deaths of two young girls, was postponed to the July term of General Sessions Court. Sams, whose truck hit and killed Elaine Mace, 14, and Virginia Rankin, 12, on Highway 18 near here, obtained a postponement because one of his attorneys, Wade S. Weatherford is serving in the General Assembly and unable to attend court.

The postponement was ordered by Circuit Judge Julius Ness presiding over the March term that convened for one week Monday. Among sentences handed down after defendants pleaded guilty were: TELEVISION 30 Programs lilted hero art furnished to The Newt by the Stations FRIDAY Mural Room 0 ORVIN COURT RESTAURANT HAM-N-EGGS I Three Buttermilk Pancakes 1 1 Slice of Ham 2 Fresh Eggs Your Choice of Syrup. Ji 1 1 LAURENS9.3578 wfrni ii ii mi ii ti -iiIiiii muriiwi hi BLANEY The Saluda Chapter of the Aiken-Edgefield-Saluda Federation (shown here) took top honors here Thursday in the sixth annual state Future Farmers of America soil judging contest. The team will represent South Carolina in the international soil judging contest in Oklahoma City, this spring. Members are (front, left to right): Bobby Chapman, Julian Mitchell; (rear, left to right): Melvin DeLoach, Boyce Todd, advisor, and Billy McCrary.

(L'nifax). Whitten car was traveling toward Pelzer and the Couch car was on the intersecting road. Bryant said Couch stopped at the stop sign, changed gears and drove on into the highway, with the Whitten car not more than six or eight feet away. BARGAIN PRICE FAIRBANKS Cost of Alaska, purchased from Russia by the U. S.

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Malone 4 4:30 6:00 4 7:00 7:30 SPECIAL OFFER! ii ers of America soil judging meet here. Billy McCary of the Saluda team was top individual point maker and received $125 to pay his expenses to the national FFA convention in Kansas City, this fall. Other members of the Saluda team included Bobby Chapman, Melvin DeLoach and Julian A. Mitchell. Their advisor was Boyce Todd.

Second state winner was the Cameron Chanter of the Calhoun- Richland Federation, consisting of Jimmy Huffman, Jimmy Pooser, William Shirer and Hammv Smith. Their advisor was P. Dantzler. Both state winning teams will represent South Carolina in the international soil judging contest this spring at Oklahoma City, Okla. Both state teams were from District Three.

Winners in other districts included: District One Greenville Fed ENTIRE STOCK CAPITOL'S REDUCEDI STEREO HI-FI RECORDS Postponed years, suspended with probation for five; Markie Lee Bell, larceny, two years, suspended with probation for five; Bobby G. Brown, forgery, three years, suspended with probation for five; Ben Calvin Littlejohn, forgery, three years, suspended with probation for five; Calvin Home and Raymond Earl Fisher, store-breaking, five years, suspended, probation for five. John A. Marlow, larceny, three years, suspended after one year with probation for five; Adam Eugene Massey and Lewis Wood- row Burnett, larceny, five years, suspended after one year with probation for five. Judge Ness ordered a mistrial in a case against Sherman Lamb who was charged with assault and battery.

Lamb was accused of assaulting two persons with a knife and kicking another in the face in a beer tavern. A jury deliberated nearly three hours before Judge Ness de clared a mistrial. Anderson Figures Industrial Impact On County Shown By NEWS STAFF WRITER ANDERSON In connection with the current drive to raise $250,000 for the construction of a building for a new industry, the Chamber of Commerce assembled figures regarding the first such project by the citizens of Anderson, to show what it called the impact of one industry on the economy of the city and county. The people of Anderson invested about $150,000 in the building which is occupied by Haynes-worth Mill. Shares of stock were $100 each.

For each $100 invested the investors received their $100 back at the end of four years, with $30 in interest paid during the four years. Dick Meeks, in giving the figures, said that the return to the investors was small in comparison to the return to the community at large. When the plant opened, around 100 persons were employed, he said. The plant has expanded three times, and the present employment is approximately 375, operating six days a week. In the 12 years since the plant began operating, it paid out 500,000 in payrolls, $1,100,000 in taxes and $3,850,000 for supplies, much of which was bought from Anderson firms, Mr.

Meeks said. Mr. Meeks said people of Anderson and Starr invested around $100,000 in the plant for the Starr Mills. Employment has increased from 100 to more than 300. Investors received their full investment plus six per cent interest.

Since the plant began operations in 1954, it has paid out approximately $10,000,000 in payrolls, more than $40,000 in county taxes (new plants are exempted from all except school taxes for the first five years), and large sums have been spent for supplies, much of which was purchased from Anderson County firms. TODAY'S Highlights On Channel 4 Claude Freeman reports a summary of the headlines at 8:25 AM on MORNING REPORT with weother forecast. One of LASSIE'S puppies is pre-sented to the Eoster Seal twins, Paula and Patricia Weber of Sumter, S. C. on IT COULD BE YOU at 12:30 PM with Bill Leyden as host.

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The large number of entries from over 15 states the past year almost filled the large cattle barn in the fair grounds. Johnny Batson of Greenville and Z. E. Lott of Augusta, will judge the birds this year. Mr.

Batson- has been a judge for a number of years. The most enthusiastic supporters of the show are Mr. Batson and his mother, Mrs. John Batson. His father also took an active in terest in the show until his death a few years ago.

The young Mr. Batson gives a Memorial Trophy, in honor of his father, to the owner of best bird in the show. Several clubs hold their state meetings during the show. Among them will be the Carolina Cornish Club. Mr.

Parrott announced that Ralph Sheriff of Greenville, a member of the Greater Greenville Poultry Breeders Association, is offering a trophy for the best display shown by a member of its club. OIL CONSUMPTION DALLAS About 2.8 billion barrels of oil are consumed in one year to meet domestic demands. This is equivalent to the proved crude oil resources of the state of Louisiana. 1 i fIDCS ITCH (BfHDGED (1 TERMS AVAILABLE If replacement hi evr needed only small senrke charge wiB be made. I iiijU Columbia WIS-TV Channel 10 4-45 Farm Report 11:30 Concentration 7:00 looay 00 Church News 30 Life of Riley 10 60 Say When 10:30 Play Hunctt 11:00 Price RUht 12:00 Truth.

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