The Greenville News from Greenville, South Carolina • Page 3

PAGE THREE THE GREENVILLE NEWS. GREENVILLE. SOUTH CAROLINA THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1944 fflCYSRSBBnOlD Training School For 4-H Leaders Is Slated Saturday Si NEW SHIPMENT SI1TELEUUTI TOWN TALK High Test Gas Minimum Is Set The New. Rarru, I'M Prm Bldf. Br I.nsfd Wire WASHINGTON.

Nov. 1. The OPA moved today to protect con JUST RECEIVED! CLYDE OSTEEN HARRIS, seaman second class, is home on leave after finishing boot training at Camp Peary, Va. He is visiting his mother, Mrs. J.

H. Harris of Liberty, and his sister, Mrs. W. L. Vchorn of Woodside community, Greenville Sgt.

and Mrs. James E. Med-lock, of Pelzer have returned to his station in Maine after visiting relatives in Pelzer Sgt. Charles H. Ferguson of Verner Spring road, has been awarded the Good Conduct medal for service with the fifteenth air force in Italy He is a crew chief of a bomber that has LOVABLE "STAYFIT" BRAS for a firm uplift! At Least One Representative From Each Of 22 Clubs Expected flown more than 50 missions.

Aunt Het By ROBrRl QL1LLF.N mm A training school for leaders of the county's 22 4-H clubs for girls will be held Saturday morning from 10 to 12 o'clock in the home demonstration office in the basement of the postoffice, Miss Julia Stebbins, home demonstration agent, and Miss Betty Lathem, assistant, announced yesterday. Miss Caroline Woodruff, state girls' club leader, and Miss Carrie Carson, nutrition specialist, will be in charge of the program. Miss Carson will give instruction in foods, the year's project for the 4-H members. At least one representative is expected from each of the county clubs, officials said. 3W sumers in Greenville and other cities from paying highest prices for regular gasoline when It ruled that gasoline sold at retail outlets at ceiling prices for premium grade must have a minimum octane number of 75 ASTM (American Society for Testing Materials).

According to the OPA the action was taken to protect buyers from any attempt to sell lower grade gasolines at the higher ceiling established for premium motor fuel. Premium grades usually command a price up to two cents a gallon over ceilings for regular grade. The OPA said some sellers have offered gasoline as premium grade and at premium ceiling price level, but that the fuel has not met the prevailing standard. It was claimed that In some cases deliberate substitutions of "regular" for "premium" grade were made. In other cases, the OPA said, ga.sollne of lower octane than required for premium were oflered.

for various reasons, at premium celling prices. It was explained that at present, the Petroleum Administration for war does not permit manufacture of gasoline for distribution in civilian commercial channels as premium grade to exceed 76 octane. Consequently, premium grade gasoline at the retail level should have an octane rating from 75 to 76. Prior to the war, premium grade octane rating was generally recognized by the industry as a minimum of 80. SGT.

AND MRS. E. R. HABBER-SETT and young daughter, Lynda, have been visiting Mrs. Habbersett's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. J. B. Barton of Buncombe street. Sergeant Hab-bersett is stationed at Petersburg.

Va. Greenville chapter, Order of DeMolay, held a regular meeting last night. SGT. AND MRS. CODY Pfan-stiehl are visiting in New York.

Sergeant Pfanstiehl is on' furlough from the Greenville army air base Allen E. Williams of Anderson has been promoted to corporal. He is an electrician with a service squadron stationed in Italy. WILLIAM HAYNIE RICE of Bel-ton has been commissioned an erv sign after completing midshipmen's school at the University of Notre Dame Wayne D. Taylor, seaman second class home from overseas service, and his brother, Edwin Taylor, who is stationed in California, are visiting their parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Taylor of Pied 1.25 To give your dresses and blouses a better look and a better fit, wear Lovable bras with adjustable backs and straps. Carefully tailored of rayon satin, cotton broadcloth or rayon satin with mesh in nude, white or black in sizes 32 to 38. BRASSIERES SECOND FLOOR NUMDAH RUGS Made in British India! "It ain't woman's privilege to change her mind. The scamp who started that idea meant to say you couldn't depend on a woman to keep her word." Sessions Court Ends Yesterday Herman Bryson, 29-year-old taxi-cab driver charged with the murder of James Martin, negro who was run over on Anderson street, was yesterday acquitted by a general sessions jury.

SIZE 4x6 8.98 mont. PVT. ROBERT H. PATTERSON has been graduated from the air forces flexible gunnery school at Tyndall Field, Fla. Joe T.

Rogers, whose- wife, Mrs. Ruth C. Rogers, lives in Walhalla, has been promoted to corporal at Camp Reynolds, Pa. Preston M. Brown, technician, fifth grade, from Greer, Route 3, has arrived at the Ashe-ville redistribution center following Inspection For Guards Is Set Officers and men of Company Greenville unit of the State guard, will stand inspection at their regular drill session next Monday night, Capt.

James C. Turner, company commander, announced last night. Periodic inspections are held and the Greenville company has uniformally good standings in these ratings. Captain Turner has ordered all officers and men to be at the armory and in uniform at 7:30 o'clock for the inspection. itdF Mm in.

i Vaughn Of Belton Is Made Captain BELTON, Oct. 3k Sam Vaughn has been promoted to the rank of captain. Captain Vaughn has been in service four years. He was among the first of the Belton boys to be drafted for a year's training at Port Jackson. Captain Vaughn is now stationed at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo.

He attended Clemson college, and was in the mercantile business before going into the service. He is the youngest son of Mrs. J. M. Vaughn.

Keep them snug and warm in LEGGING SETS CPL. ELVIN M. son of Mr. and Mrs. Elvin M.

Moore of 18 Butler avenue, has been awarded Popular scatter rugs in fhite with fringed edges and brightly colored embroidered centers. Attractive rugs for living room, halls or bedrooms, that will tie-in with almost any color scheme. Rugs Second Floor MAIL ORDERS FILLED Other cases disposed of on the final day of court were the following: Herman Shelnut was sentenced to two years after pleading guilty to the shotgun death of William Plum-bley. Will Choice was sentenced to i three months or $100 for violation of the liquor law. A sealed sentence was handed down in the case of Curtis James Adams, tried in his absence for non-support.

Walter Barnett, who pleaded YRStaiiiflRnOLD For play or dress-up these two-piece legging sets are just the thing for little tots. Princess style coat with ripper closed leggings. The girl's coats have small fur trim collars, and are in rose. The boys are in blue. Both are of a Shetland material 55 wool and 45 rayon.

Sizes 1 2 and 4. IB the Good Conduct medal at Pope Field, N. C. His wife. Mrs.

Peggy Ann Moore, lives in Greenville Robert H. Compton of Route 3, Simpsonville, has been promoted to technical sergeant with the Fifteenth air force in Italy. JOHN P. GROCE, son of Mrs. W.

T. Groce of Woodruff road, Is at the amphibious training base at Little Creek, Va. Vernon L. Bowers of Six Mile has been promoted to corporal with the Twelfth air force in the Mediterranean theater SEAMAN RALPH BARTON of the American Spinning company community Is stationed at San Diego, Calif. Staff Sgt.

Paul B. Saxon of Perry avenue, West Greenville, Is at the Asheville redistribution center, after returning from service in the Southwest Pacific theater. guilty to a charge of grand lar 22.98 film 1.98 Hats to match ceny, was sentenced to nine months. A 30 day or $50 sentence against B. F.

Hall for violation of the liquor law was suspended to six months probation. Furman Students To 15. S. U. Meet Students of Furman university have been invited to attend the annual Baptist's Student Union conference to be hrld in Columbia November 10 through November 12.

A special bus will be provided for BULKY BERETS With Feather and Jewel Trim are Smarter thit Year! MRS. W. M. EADES and daugh ter. Miss Helen Eades, of Richmond, are visiting Mrs.

Eades' son, '5i those wishing to attend and those interested are reminded that the conference welcomes students of all denominations. Class cuts will be permitted for the week-end, officials said. New Shipment of Girls' California Play-Tano Shoes Group Discusses Clothing Problem Russell Eades, of this city for a week. Mr. Eades is manager of Sears, Roebuck and company Sgt.

Louis Bryant of Edward street Ls visiting friends and relatives in the city. He is stationed in New Mexico. FIRST LT. C. D.

PARKER of Orlando, is visiting his mother and grandmother on Bennett street Ensign and Mrs. Harper Wel-born and little daughters, Frances and Kitty, are visiting Mrs. Wcl-born's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C.

O. Perry, of Simpsonville. Mrs. Wei-born plans to make her home in Anderson for the present. MRS.

LANE SPRECHER, home service worker of the local chapter of Red Cross, is visiting in Maryland on her two weeks leave Miss Janette Welborn, daughter of Mrs, R. L. Welborn of Arlington avenue, left this week to enter the freshman class at the University of South Carolina in Columbia. 5.95 Added thickness and glamour accents of feathers in suave shades and jewels give important dignity to the forward- tilt berets for fall and winter. 5.98 to 7.98 Other up to IS.

00 IllYRSjMfillQLD County attendance teachers met yesterday afternoon to discuss the clothing program for children, Mrs. Pearl L. Brewer announced. Problems affecting school attendance was discussed with special reference to securing and distributing clothes to children. Representatives from the local social agencies attended the meeting.

J. F. Whatley. county superintendent of education, presided. MILLINERY SECOND FLOOR AT FIRST 3 lira OF A A.

THE DEE tdg lil open to Mfofd in army rumt with ltfcr nd platHe tolf I. THE MOCCO td9 Ktel m-caiin with leather end plastic tel In ormy ruuet, C. THE LINDA wtda.4 Kt jo do I in army ruiset with leather and plastic tola. Also in black patent. Sitei 12' to 4 in narrow and medium width.

Rationed. CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT STREET FLOOR 3 IU SGT, J. H. CELY of of ford attended the horse show in Easley last night Mrs. R.

C. Farlin of this city has been called to Idaho due to the death of a relative. She will be out of the city for about two weeks Miss Florence McBee of this city entered the freshman class at the University of South Carolina this week. Coldfxepatationa as From Our Linen Shop Elza of Hollywood IDEAS BY THE YARD" a tv-L Beautiful new hand-blocked prints in strawberry, peasant or floral designs that will inspire you with all kinds of ideas for Christ mas gifts that you can make up yourself or for "doing over" the breakfast room. 52" gxd heavy constructed cotton.

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