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WEDNESDAY. APRIL 22. I95S PAGE TWO THE GREENVILLE NEWS. GREENVILLE. SOUTH CAROLINA CITY NEWS BRIEFS Little Theater Play Opens Bob Jones University Announces Schedule Of Events For Commencement, May 22-27 Performance Run In City FJUHILT SERVICE ADDSJD STAFF Mertz Accepts Position As Case Worker With Chest Agency The convocation will be held at May 10:30 a.m.

baccalaureate service; 4 p.m. special commencement ves- pers; p.m. premiere oi me-new motion picture produced by Unusual Films, and 8 p.m. the ministerial student sermon contest. May 25 8:30 a.m.

devotions; 10:30 a m. reading and voice contests; 2:30 p.m. piano, poetry, violin contests, and at p.m. tne commencement concert. May 26 8:30 a.m.

devotions; 10 a.m. annual meeting of the board of trustees; 10:30 a.m. organ and declamation contests; 2 p.m. presentation of distinguished visitors; 4:30 p.m. annual meeting of the alumini association; 6 p.m.

alumni dinner, and 8 p.m. second performance of "Othello." a.m. May 27. DELICIOUS BREAKFAST We serve 1 -day eld tats nly. Our Coffee is TOMI SANITARY CAFE 20 W.

WASHINGTON Over 15 Years Seme Locatien DON'T WAIT. GO EARLY The South Carolina State High way Patrol Office Is urging drivers to get their licenses renewed now and not wait and get in the deadline rush, for the past week at the patrol office on Laurens ltd. there has not been more than two or three persons at a time waiting to get their licenses and frequently an entire hour goes by without a single applicant. PERMIT ISSUED A permit for construction of a Dixie-Home Store at the intersec tion of Laurens Kd. and J'lcaa-antburg Dr.

(Bypass Highway was issued yesterday by City Building Commissioner L. D. Allison. Cost of the structure was listed at SM.OOO. JUDSON OPEN nOUSE Open house was observed at Jud- son Mills last Thursday for physicians and Monday for ministers of the Greenville area.

The groups were taken on guided tours of all departments of the plant. Refresh ments were served following the tours. Town Approximately 350 students at Bob Jones University will be awarded graduate or undergraduate degrees at the university's 2Blh commencement convocation May 27. Commencement exercises will open May 22 at 8 p.m. with high school class night.

At that time approximately students of the Bob Jones Academy will be awarded certificates. The BJU Classic Players will present Shakespeare's "Othello" twice during commencement week, at 8 p.m. May 23 and again May 2C, and the baccalaureate sermon, Sunday May 24, will be preached by the Rev. Clarence E. Macartney of the First Presbyterian Church, Pittsburgh, at 10:30 a m.

Other events during commence ment week include: May 23-8 a.m. faculty breakfast; 9:30 a.m. devotions; 11 a.m.ex- temporaneous essay contest, and "Othello" that night. ACRES OF CARPETS TO CLEAN People who have acres of car pets to clean, like hotel owners almost invariably use foam. A recent check of leading hotels revealed that they preferred foam to any other method ot cleaning carpeting by far.

For the finest foam cleaner available get Flna Foam. It brings back forgotten colors. Flna Foam la available at Meyers-Arnold. Adv. WATCH REPAIR SERVICE ESTIMATES GIVEN PROMPT SERVICE GUARANTEED WORK Jewelry Repaired Silver Replated 0JliAid JEWELERS tO 3 N.

MAIN STREET DU. C. J. MARTIN, assistant superintendent or the Green-vllle County Schools, will attend a committee meeting of the Southern Association of Secondary Schools In Atlanta Mon C. Eugene Mertz has accepted the position of case worker for the Family Service Association, Misi Eleanor Rollins, executive director of the Red Feather agency, announced yesterday, Mr.

Mertz comes to Greenville from Florida where he has been associated with the child welfare division of the Florida Department of Public Welfare. He has a master'i degree from Florida State University, and ia native of Nebraska. Mr. Mertz hai already reported for work with the local agency, lie will be joined here by bis wife in the near future. Miss Rollins also announced yesterday that Mrs.

Martha Shu-ler, who baa been serving at a case aide worker with the local agency, hat resigned effective May 1. The addition of a fully qualified case worker will enable Family Service to place greater stress on counciling in family problems, Misa Rollins taid. Stressing that Family Service has as its primary function case work service in marital problems, parent-child relationships and other difficulties arising from the home. Miss Rol lins said that in most cases the person involved was capable of reaching a satisfactory solution if he has the opportunity to discuss his problems with a trained case worker. "We endeavor to help those In trouble interpret the basic causes and from that reach a solution of their problems," Misa Rollins added.

$90,000 School Plan Approved ANDERSON, April Anderson County Board of Education has approved plans for $90,000 in school building improvements at Townville. Recommendations from the District Four board of trustees will be sent to the State Education Finance Commission. The plans call for seven addition al rooms at Townville elementary school and renovation of the high school building. Monthly claims were also signed by the board at the regular meet ing. day Attorney John Schofield of Walhalla was a visitor Buying A Car? Your Aufo Loan wil! be arranged quickly, conveniently and economically at The Peoples National Bonk.

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THE PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK OF GREENVILLE GREENVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA MEMBER FEDERAL RESER VI SYSTEM MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION MY ANSWER by Billy Graham have been told that Ood an swers prayer, but as often as pray, I do not seem to receive any answer to my prayerl Can I still continue to believe that Ood answers prayer? A.M.R. iioa answers prayer in way quite like parent answer requests of their children. I'rayer may be thought or aa being a time of com mumon with Cod, and making our requests Known to Him. It Is per naps that God does not give what you want that makes you think that He is not answering. It has been suggested that God may answer our requests In three possible ways.

Either yes, no or wait a while. When God's answer is yes, it Is because our prayer accords with His will. Surely, you do not ex- Jiect an answer when the request contrary to His will. The Bible says, "Ye ask and ye have not because ye ask amiss that ye may consume it on yourselves." When God's answer is no, It is because what you have asked is contrary to His will and would not be for your good. You must understand that what is contrary to God's will Is not for your good.

What is ac cording to his will is for your good. When Hod i answer is, "wait awhile," it is because what you ask would not be for your good now, but later. It is a matter of timing. But you may be sure of this that just as His word and promise Is true, so God will answer your prayer. This Is the faith of the Christians.

Anderson Legion, Auxiliary To Meet By STAFF CORRESPONDENT ANDERSON, April 21-The annual meeting of the W. A. Hudgens Post American Legion and the Legion Auxiliary will be held Friday at 7 p. m. at the Legion Hut, according to Commander Floyd Phillips.

Rufus Hill area winner In the Legion oratorical contest, will give his oration on the Constitution. E. Roy Stone department commander, will be a special guest. Supper will be served by Frank Reed and his committee, 'the sup-oer will be free to those who have paid their 1953 dues and those who pay tneir cues rrioay nignt. HEYWARD MAHON CO.

Get the habit of shopping WEDNESDAY MORNINGS Stores close at 1 o'clock on Wednesdays through August Open other week days until 5:30 Saturdays until 6 The Friendly Store for Men and Boyi TART I SOON? DO WE START TO OUILD Tickets, Membership Re newals Available At he Rox Office i The Greenville Little Theater's presentation of the comedy "Mis- (ivui, mi, "I'll, am formance run at the Little Theater Building on Lowndes Hill Kd. tomorrow night at 8:30 o'clock, Tickets are available to members today and tomorrow at the downtown box office in Ivey'i Department Store, where membership also may be renewed. performances are scheduled nightly except Sunday through next Wednesday, Robert 11. Mc-Lane Is director and the east Is headed by James G. (Jim) Meade in the title role, William L.

(Bill) Davey as Ensign I'ulver, James A. Johnson as the captain and John W. Egan as Doc. The play deals with Navy life in the Pacific during World War II. It was written by Thomas Heggen, author of the novel on which it is based, and Joshua Logan.

IS Old WMRC-FM Tower, Transmitter On Paris Moun tain To Be Used Offices for Television Station WGVL have been opened In Suite 2QR of Calhoun Towers and con struction has begun on studios, re ception room, client screening room and station film department on the first floor of the building, officials said yesterday. The TV station will use the old WMRC-FM tower and transmitter building, on Paris Mountain and from this location, said to be 1,140 feet above the average surround ing terrain, the station will be able to serve the Greenville-An derson-Spartanburg area, accord ing to officials. The station will transmit an effective radinted power of between 15.000 and 22.000 watts. Officials announced that WGVL had signed a network affiliation agreement with the American Broadcasting Co. and that other networks had expressed interest in the station as an outlet in Greenville.

Present plans call for putting a test pattern on the air July IS to be followed by regular com mercial programming Aug. 1. Pro grams will be broadcast from p. m. to 11 p.

m. during early months of the station operation it was said. Wilson Not Pass Civil Court Plan NEWS' COLUMBIA BUREAU COLUMBIA. April 21-Sen. Ralph T.

Wilson said today he will take no action on the bill proposing a civil court for Laurens County this year. He said the bar association rec ommended maintenance of the present Domestic Relations Court. A House member said the pro visions for the Domestic Rela tions Court will probably be clarified, though maybe not this year. Southern Pen Shop ltiiwms Cigarette Lighters and Serf Ice 122 N. Main St.

Dial 2-6496 RIGHT AWAYI FIDELITY FEDERAL HAfi OK'D THE LOAN TV STAIN ABC IFF IT I ALVi lAil LfeaAtl A All II itt I VUIA iKSVV YVWl TO ELECT OFFICERS The Greenville Lions Club will elect officers at Its luncheon meeting today at 1:10 p. m. in the ballroom of the Poinsett Hotel. Guest ipeaker for the luncheon meeting will be the Rev. A.

U. Croft of Greenwood, who is president of the State Association for the Blind. KIWANIS LUNCHEON J. M. EJeazer, Clemson College extension specialist, will be guest speaker at the luncheon meeting of the Greenville Kiwania Club to morrow at 1 d.

m. in the ball room of the Poinsett Hotel. The program has been arranged by the club'i agriculture committee of which Walt Boyter ia chair man. FINE VIOLATOR!) Three dog owners were fined $5 each in City Police Court yes terday morning on charges of fail ing to secure dog licenses for their dogs. Three other defen dants drew the same fines, suspended on payment of $2 each, when it was established they had secured licenses since being subpoenaed to appear in court.

Talk yesterday. didn't mind where the bathroom was. But it sounded like hintin' when she said there wai plenty of hot water. Baptist Meet Be In Anderson ANDERSON. April 21-The Sa luda Baptist Association will hold its spring rally at Main Street Baptist Church here Friday begin ning at 4 p.

m. With the theme "Christian Stew ardship," speakers will be the Rev. E. K. Anderson, the Rev D.

W. Cloer and the Rev. J. N. Watson.

Special guests on the program will be Dr. M. T. Rankin, execu tive secretary of the Foreign Mis sion Board of the Southern Baptist Convention, who will SDeak on "Stewardship and Missionary Advance." Another guest speaker, the Rev. R.

Von King, pastor of Mills Mill Baptist Church. Wood ruff, will talk on the subject, "Stewardship and Evangelism." Others on program will be Mrs. Belt Boyce, Eathel Dixon. Mrs. A.

W. David. C. L. Martin Jr.

and L. E. Evans. The meeting will adjourn at 8:30 p. m.

Jury Says Cause Of Death Unknown By STAFF CORRESPONDENT ANDERSON, April 21-A coro ner's jury last night returned i verdict that John William Burns Negro, came to his death by means unknown to the jurors. The Negro was found in the road in the baylors Cross Roads com munity, having apparently been struck by an automobile. He died before he could be taken to a hos pital. No trace has been found of an automobile which apparently struck a person. Evidence at the inquest was to the effect that Burns had attended a "hot supper" at which there was a good bit of drinking, recommendations" at the next session.

His concurrent resolution, adopt ed by a 40 to 31 standing vote calls for the study to be made by three House members, ap pointed by the speaker, and three senators, appointed by the presi dent of the Senate, during the in terim between the sessions. The committee would study the sales tax "with a view toward recommending the correction of any inequalities and any further exemptions which may be need ed." Marchant said he believes a "great many of the members of the House feel there ought to be additional exemptions" to the sales tax, but they are reluctant to bring out any one exemption on to the floor for fear the situation might "get out of' hand." "I want to eive some relief, but I am afraid that without an intelligent study of the whole sales tax, we will bust loose with too many exemptions, and really hurt the school program," Marchant added. The resolution goes to the Senate for concurrence. A few moments later, by a roll call vote of 50 to 54, the House refused to recall from committee a bill exempting, prescription medicines. Aunt Ilet Jane tellin' me in the Greenville Courthouse DEPUTY JAMES B.

TANKERS-LEY is still limping from a recent leg injury received In a fall Federal Probation Officer W. (Buddy) Nau was a visitor in the Courthouse yesterday. SGT. ROBERT L. MABRY has been assigned to the Sasebo Re placement Depot in Japan.

He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Martin, Rt. 3, Abbeville. Before entering the Army in 1951 he work ed at Abbeville Mill Harold G.

Phillips has been promoted to corporal with the Eighth Army in Korea. His wife lives at 2104 Northview Anderson. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold N.

Phillips of Walhalla, and attended Clemson College. MISS ANN SIMMONS, a student at Brenau College, spent the week end with her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth G. Simmons Mr. and Mrs.

J. B. Shulcr plan to leave the first of May for Oregon where they have accepted position with the state's forestry department there. WILLIAM E. JETTER, local attorney, will serve on a panel discussion of taxation problems of the general practitioner at the meeting of the American Bar Association in Richmond, May 3-6, Gene Kemp of Rochester, N.

was a business visitor in Greenville yesterday. LEON CAMPEI.L, Lawrence II. Curry, Sydney Smith and Earle M. Mollett of the Greenville Lions Club attended the organizational meeting of the South Carolina Kehabili' tation Association in Columbia re cently Directors and officers of the local Lions Club met last night in the clubroom of the Otta-ray Hotel, MISS FRANCES PEARSON, sec retary in Uie City Health Depart ment otnees, and her mother, Mrs. C.

E. Pearson of Greer, are visiting relatives in Jacksonville, for several days. They expect to visit other points of interest in Florida while on their vacation trip Miss Wil Lou Pitts of Greenville visited her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. J.

F. Pitts, in Laurens last week end. MRS. LILLIAN SEABORN of the office of City Clerk and Treasurer B. Iiillard Is visiting friends and relatives in Washington, D.

this week Army Pvt. Beauford J. Mathis, son of Mr. and Mrs. P.

C. Mathis of Greenwood, Rt. 4, recently arrived in Korea and has been assigned to the 25th Infantry Di vision. SECOND LT. JAMES E.

PEN NELL, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Pennell, 113 Bleckley An derson, is returning to the United States after serving in Japan with the 24th Infantry Division. A Clem son College graduate, Lt.

Pennell went overseas In August, 1952. He has been serving as a platoon leader. BOUNv JO ot Ever notice how so many people call for Budweiser? Its matchless flavor makes good food and good fellowship more enjoyable. Produced by the costliest brewing trocess known, the distinctive T. House Approves Marchant's Sales Tax Exemption Study sfiT.

Budweiser k5 pfe38 more people far any other beer in history. tZ5i I jy NST ANHEUSER-BUSCH, INC. 653.2 Xgy ST. 10UIS, M0. NEWARK, N.1 Planning To Build This Spring? If you ore going ahead with plans for that new home be sure to bring your plans in to the Fidelity Federal and go over them with one of the Loan Officers.

For 32 years Fidelity has been financing new homes for Greenville families why not use this long experience in planning your home and getting the best finance plan to suit your budget? NEWS' COLUMBIA BUREAU COLUMBIA. April 21-Rep. Preston Marchant of Greenville to day proposed a study by a legislative committee of the state's three per cent sales tax with the idea of bringing in "intelligent Stop Taking Harsh Drugs for Constipation End Chronic Dosinci Regain Norma Regularity Thh Att-VegeUbia Way! Tilting htnh rVufti tor ronitipaiioe cm punish to bruullv! Their crimps and griping disrupt normal bowel action, make you feci in need of ft-pea ted dosing. When you occasionitl)' feel coniri. Sted, et frntk- but relief.

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