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

ti 1335. 1 tin T- it "rrr ens around there had evpi The staves -of1 this great t.rr Kino Attend Powder Spring Below Brcdlby Still i a- of White oak and were BRIEF CITY 'MWS Colleges From Greenwood County I Retains Popularity As Place To Vist six Inches thick. It took a ma. cooper to make a barrel UN ut. The presumption Is that Many mineral water springs the small Ounningford creek you List of Ybunff Men and Jfounr Women Off College For barrel was put In there by come to the first residence on the have the name "Powder Springs'', Jafaa Laarf-r DWrlcl XJaremor John H.

of G-oenwood, Past Session, 1934-33. Lander Loads Ckrithcn Inquest lemerrew An Inquest Into the death of left after crossing these two If the water la predominantly sul of the pioneer German settlers who founded the settlement known ss Lortdon borough as far back as has been appointed dep district strcrms. '-'Directly opposite' this Marlon CaxttheTS. of Greenville, who wu fatally injured in an automobile near- the Turkey Creek bridge at governor cf th, I4ona rlubs of Soyth Carolina by George Bell the year 1764 or 191 years ago. but to the 'people of the southwestern secetlon section of Greenwood county and on down residence you wiU notice a- sign This 1mdonborough settlement Powder tacked on a stout Wart Shoala last Sunday morning, Tlmmerman, of Batesburg.

district governor, It was announced vester day. i :.4 rv. cv stick. Turn directly to the right into, Mccormick, county there la wood; Draytoa Dorn. Greenwood; Marlon Marshall Young.

Greenwood Sophomores Ravenel Boy-kin Carry; John Farman Daniel; Charles Calhoun Fuller, Jr, William YeldeU Miller. CUrence will be held, at Ware Bboala tomorrow afternoon at 1 o'clock. was not far from the turn In the road, on the left, which leans down to the spring. It was on lands and A abort distance down, you win only one -Powder Springs, and Other deputy govemora named Sheriff E. M.

White aald yesterdaj reach the famous old spring." It la possibly little over a quarter of a now belonging to J. A. Bannister several wltneatet bad been summon-ed to testfiy. that la the one right down on, the banks of Hard Labor creek where for. well over one hundred and fifty years people have gone not mile down to the spring.

The road and up to a few years ago remains of the old "huts an they were are the J. aagar ewesman, Oreenvule; Leonard Molts, Columbia, and Malcolm Wood, Jr, Mariofb is in excellent condition or waa a Jack Gregory, of Ware Shoala, la Scott, all of Greenwood; Freshmen: John McCall KarshsU and Thomas Hubert Clem, of Greenwood. r.c'ti::-:i---: few days ago. called in the early records be. pointed out.

This German set-. In the county Jail pending verdict by the coroner's Jury. only, to quench a natural thirst but also to' find a mineral water that The land around here including Tlmmerman also said that Hor The Citadel Seniors: Herbert Two haadred and thlrty-alne yonnt men and women were students In college Irom Greenwood county last year, from reports received either from the Collages through their, registrar lor from the catalogues. Some of the colleges did not respond and. la some other cases catalogues were not available so that It might be possible that some names are' hot included In the list below which should be included.

Any additions or corrections will be appreciated If sent te The ladex-JouraaL Lander College leads all colleges In the list with a total or ninety-seven from Greenwood This is almost as many as ere listed In all other colleges In the State but not counting thoae'outetde the State. i tlement was founded Just about the same time as the French Buguenot settlement at New seemed in some cases actually to restore health. A. Allen, Richmond M. Arnold, me Basaard Boost Briefs the site 'of the spring is owned by Eugene Greer.of Belton.

It is part of the old Bannister lands and the house on 'the left -of the highway, ace O. Williams of Batesburg-LeesvUle club had been; appointed acting district secretary until the district governing board meete In The spring today Is easily reach P. W. Symmes. J.

B. Williams, Jr. all of Greenwood; Wade C. Hsrrl son, Jrl Troy R. F.

D. Also Cad Attorneys reprstenung Green Motorists going down to Powder Vhsn In Need Of A VCZ2ZZX3 First chooM A store that you hive con- fldence in and that you will be proud to have your pre. ent come, from. i If you should se-" lect this store we' will protect that-confldence a select something that -the Bride will cherish. China; Glassware, Novelties of All Kinds: JET7ELI.Y GO.

"The Shop of Beautiful Gifts" 600 Phone 601 Just, opposite the sign pointing for the roads have been greatly linprcvvrt. wood county In the suit of the August after the election of group chairmen who are to be members down to "Powder Springs', is also ets J. M. McLees, James Blake, Howard Ellis. JrJ Haddon1 Me- Duke Power company against tne Buatard Koost power project are An easy ride from either above Springs by way of Bradley.

may return to Oreenwood by the choice of several routes. They can. go on to Callison and come up that top-soil highway, coining out into the of owned by Mr. Oreer. About half a mile down the highway on the or below can be had over the top Cord.

Allen Williams, Adger Wll The appointment, he explained. expected to tilt briefs with Judge Ilams. Henry McGhee, Paal Baker, sou highway bunt a lew years age letf also is the home of John Ban B. R. WatUns tomorrow.

John sinna and Rov Owens, all ol Mom Bracuey to caiuson. rrom Judaa Watklns cave counsel on nlster. Not very' far the highway and dose to the residence Greenwood. both aldea 10 days from July 19 to waa made necessary on account of the unusual activity of the organisation recently. Four new Lions dubs were organised this spring at Myrtle Beach.

Conway, Latta and Greenwood the way to go, la down the paved highway- towards Mc- paved Dixie highway Just below Utopia and on Into town, or return the aame way they go down, -or coming back as far aa the bridge Ceaverse Cellege Marie Har now owned by -Mr. Greer though ris, Ira Mae Stone (Mra, James not. on the highway proper Is the submit their written arguments after hearing oral arguments at Connkk and right In the town of Bradley turn to the left, by the Johnson). Sally Ahney; Mary Cur home of C. Dalton.

A total of two hundred and thirty-nine white college" students means only a little-oyer one per cent of the total white population tis Crosby, Caroline Lomax, LI All around the spring has been At the aame time indicated Ivm, three others have been formed at Winnsboro. Aiken and Helton since the convention last Baptist church, and on down the top soil road which runs very near over Hard Labor creek return over a eroa country dirt road by the Stone House of Thoa. P. Tolbert. This road Is sometimes not very lias Park, all of Greenwood.

that ha would announce hia opin well cleaned off and the spring it Xrtklne College Senior: Hen self Is enclosed in a large terra month, and mom are in prospect. ion as prompUy 'as possible. of Greenwood county. the spring. One should reraemoer not to take the first left hand dirt road tn Bradley, the one noted.

Just At least US new members, Tlm cotta pipe, a regular culvert alxe good. ry Booker, Greenwood. James W. NIckles, Hodges, Graham Patton. Greenwood; Sophomores: George and "water run out UweB Street Seboal CSeeea The Daily Vacation school merman added, have Joined In the past 60 days.

With an' approximate white population of Ave thousand persons In the county between the ages of IB and 94 the percentage would i he after crossing the. bridge over the through a concrete base. It might be well to carry your own drinking cun alone as there might not be Davenport, Ware Shoala; Robert renroao, out it, is (mw n. of Lowell Street church, tinder the Major, Green wooa; ueorge mca-1 wwa. 1 but still a small percent mi, i Te'Ceniact "Church ef Air Pi eg' ass Frlenda hi this section of the Rev.

direction of Mrs. H. L. Wright, came to a close Friday. The school was a aueceas from every standpoint one age of that class.

lei, Hodges; Freshmen: Marguer- turn) into this road in Braa-ite Addy, Ninety Six; Mary Leila ley daetween the home of Mra. Mat-Bradley, Eleanor Pressly, tie Bradley on the left corner and The list follows: It Is said that when this new terra eotU affair was being put In place It was necessary to dig down L. Kugley will read with tntersai The teachers. Mrs, I Clem, Mrs. STORK LEAVES BABT B0T rOB WALTER WUCHTLL9 NEW July l7.JLlfa a bleaaed event at the Walter Wln-chell'a.

1 Mrs. Wlnchelt, wife of the Broad- way columnist, gave birth to a boy at a New. York yesterday. The Winchell are, also the; parent of a daugher. Waldan S.

i leader College 7): Elisabeth Rn oanrin. Mrs. O. F. Browning, the foHowing from yesterday's the Baptist church on the right Emery lralverstty 4 1 a I cutte deep and there many feet derson Mail: -v-'.

't Mrs. a Bond, Mrs. OUn Banders, Adams, Mary Allen, Lois Anderson, 8ara Anderson, all of Greenwood Durst Arrlngton, Ninety Six; Clara Bailey, Eunice1 Bailey. Scbeel Elbert Adama. Green The regular "Church of the Air" under the ground was found Mrs.

A. K. Patterson and Miss About four miles down, this, top INFORMATION WANTED wood. larse wood -barrel like unto no program over WAIM Sunday after Louisa Bradley, worked faithfully soli road, after you have crossed Wife "Where do you want-to Baadolph-Kaeea Wemaa's Cel. modern, or barrel that any first Hard Labor creek and next spend the holidayst" noon will be charge, Of the Rev.

K. L. Kugley, pastor ct the Iva and with the children, work completed during the school will be sent to Margaret Bailey, Rosaline Bailey. Mabel Beaudrot, Sara Beaudrot. lege Virginia Graydon, Green Husband "I haven't thot about Epworth orphanage.

The total en Starr Baptist cnurcnes, an K. What have we decided "Mont Frances Benton, Kathrine Blake, nounced. A gees Scett CeUege Margaret rollment waa 140. real Oasette. Ethyl Bowles, all of.

Greenwood; The program will begin promptly Watson. Virginia Wataon, both of on Friday the children were en at 3:15 o'clock and continue for 45 Helen Bradley, Marian Burnett, all of Ninety 8ix; Margaret Burn tertained. cream was furnished Anderson's, Department Store Greenwood. c. the Sunday school.

The follow- Xedleal College ef Seath Care- side, Troy; Jean Cochran, Greea minutes. Rev. Mr. Kugley, wno is weU known throughout this section. in merchants.

Mr. Norman of the Usi Graduate, Dr. James Dus- wood; Helen Connelly, Ninety Sit; served as pastor of various enbernr. Ninety Six; and Dr. J.

having A. P. store, Rogers, Dude store, Sara Cothran, Kate Crelghton, of the Saluda association. LanaieVa Cash store and the clerks churches Workman, Jr Ware Shoals; Mr mill, Pnaana Mr mOf at Mm AM, ft Ity. ImI llmi Saa arvaM ata4, mvw asaaoi far aaM asrv at Clem's store donated candy to Georce Durst, second year of mm 1 riciais i the school, for which the of! Greenwood.

Dorcas Culbertson, Lillian Davis, Nell roster, Elisabeth Franklin, all of Greenwood Mary Louise Futch. Ware Shoals; Dorothy Oar-rett, Virginia Gates, SyfaJl Greer, of Lowell Street church are very la in MMk ammln. laMWOm E. O. T.

rhmrwl aalMiafa. bM rimmtma All athlattoa. fwt kaBlta mar, r.aulo astb mr. Dr. J.

J. Wither, Vim. yJaa M. far Uaiaa, VWeiala, 4 Bake Valveralty Xedleal School W. a Self.

Jr of Ninety SIX preclative. second year, all of Greenwood; Eleanor Gresn- Bfwrteabavg MMGreekaGeTa Bake Calrerttty urMaate am. Ware Shoals; Sue Griffin, Will Ccatiaua Cna Wed; Lender. Prices will be assisted by members of hia choir, and a splendid program is anticipated. Some weeks ago Kugley directed a "Church of the Air" program over the local station, receiving many compliments from various sections on the broadcast.

The announcement that he will again appear on the program next 8unday will be received with Interest and pleasure by hundreds here and elsewhere. gekeel Robert E. Miller, of Hod The annual meeting of Greek residents and their families of the Bertha Hagan, Annie Laurie Ham ges and M. Stuart, of Coronaca: mett, all of Greenwood; Elisabeth Howard Roy Jordan, of Callison. Hardy, yerdery; Mrs.

Elisabeth Carolina will be held In Spartan burg Sunday. August 4th. Darldsoa CeUege W. B. Black.

About 1O0O persons are expected Black, Jr and W. P. Thrnor. Jr, Henderson. Corinae Hodges, Eleanor' Hodges, all of Greenwood; Martha Holland, Ninety of Greenwood.

for the event. The gathering, an all day affair, NOTICE T0 CTCEYS ETT BEAUTICIANS EFFECTIVE IXXEDIATELY Anyone (rtrtas; shampoos, In ger wares or ray ether Beaaty work la with, eat oae room euatpped as a Beaaty Shop, with hot sad cold raaalag water, a ad State lleeaee, wDJ be arose-rated te the fallest extoat at the law. Stoned i Seeta Carolina State Beard ef Cosmetic Art smlaers. D. F.

BAGWELL 1 -Executive Secretary Calversltr ef GeenrU Alice -OnejTabla" VcUa cr.a Dathta Values up to 29c, spacUl, yard Ji- Six: Susan Jones, Greenwood; Prances McKellar. of Greenwood. with religious and recreational features, wfll be held at Floyd VPlace, Jewell Jordan, Myrtla Jordan, all MeeUnr ef AaxUteries UalversHy ef Seath Carolma of Callison; Martha Ray Kay. near the city. 4.

Chaa. I Ashraore, John K. Brad Enna Langley, Selona Loyless; all ley, Howard Lamar Barns, Joseph of Greenwood; Mabel Lyon, Troy; gusta, minister of the Orthodox Boyd Camak, George Eldrod Dora, Following a custom lof the past two years women's auxiliaries of a number of churches cf the city will hold a joint meeting vera Friday, August at 4 p. at South Main Street Baptist church. An Cced Kcavy Clicctlns Beatrice Mabry, Marlon i.Mabry, Sara Major, Harriet Marshall, 0.

G. Dowllng. Jr Joab M. Dowl Greek church, will conduct the religious services, which will Include a Ing, WUIiam Mark Dowtin, Rich Mary Milton Martin, all of Green C. Dunn (deceased), William R.

Special, wood; Margaret. Mayer. Dnnr Annie Fraacea Oalphln, Cavera M. Gambretl, William C. Six; Esther Meaalck.

Katberlne Interesting program is being planned and furthec, announcements win be made Measlck, Sara Metta, Maty Max well Miller. Mildred Miller. Fran Harrison. Ambrew B. MeNell, H.

P. Mabry, William H. Nicholson, AuxUlaries of. the following ces Moore Jill of Greenwood; Nell churches will take part; Main Street Jr James F. Polattle.

Richard R. McCravy, Coronaca; Emma Mc-Ferrin, Miriam McKlnney. all of Faet Color 1 Datlsta end Vcila Drcrrca New styles, ppn pwcui uv- Puckett, Basil Lee Whltener, Methodist. First Baptist; South Main 8treet Baptist, Associate Reformed Goods M. Williams, Jr.

Greenwood: Edna NIckles, Hodges; Presbyterian. Lutheran, Episcopal CaU Postal Wlatarep College Seniors: Elisabeth, Norris, New Market; and First Presbyterian, Chioora Calhoun, Helen Louise Miriam Ousts, Ware. Shoala. Florida Patterson, Ninety Six; Bertha Clark. Addle Sue Huff.

Margaret MacLeod and Wilton Fruit; Jun Special Services ft HIU Tne Rev. J. H. Byrd. pastor of Patten, Mra.

A. T. Plnson, Patricia baptismal service for cGreek children. OeOrge Bobotoes, of Spartanburg, is president of the group ana Gus Patterson, also of that is secretary. The program Is being prepared and will be announced later.

A dinner is also being planned. A considerable number of English friends of Greeks are expected to attend. I ApsreeUtee Help At Ceasetery To The Index-Journal: I with to thank the ladles of the Caronaco community for the bountiful dinner sent to the workers In the Ooronaca cemetery Friday. I also wish to thank Supervisor E. I Brooks for the assistance he gavd us.

-1 i i The vacant plots in the cemetery will be given attention In the next few days. J. W. Buchanan. iors: Lacretla DanieL Rosa Neal Milling, Emma Frances Payslng 50 Cnr.cr mczzzz Silks, $2.00 value, closing oat Porter, Eleanor Pressley, Lily Belle Packet.

Mary Alice Ruff, Helen Rykard. Nina Scott, Ger er and Mildred Pettigrew; Sopho mores: Elisabeth Algary. Nell T. the Cross Hill Baptist church, announces that he will have assistance of Dr. E.

V. Hudson, of Cramerton. N. in a meeting beginning today and continuing to Augusts. i- "i trude Shanda, all of Greenwood; Carter.

Elisabeth Cothran and If Your Paper Is Not Delivered By 6:30 P. M. And a Paper Will Be Sent The Indcs-Jocmal Co. Bobble Sherard, Lalle Sherard, all of Ninety Six; Sara Sproleo, Ana- Margaret 1 Freshmen SO Doaea SottcIs Good weight nrst. A real bargain, Tf y.

1 Doxen to Cuatorner Good Weight To Pink, Clue, Green, 18c value, each f-A Few of Our Better, Grade Laura Brlggs Anderson. Kathrine 't 1 I I mae SUlnaker, all of Greenwood; Dr. Hudson is a former p-stor of Blake, Atha Jamison Cooper, Elli Jean Stewart. Ninety Six; Vlr the Cross HU1 church and the gtnia Stroupe, Lula Snyder. Marl abeth Crum, Laura Pratt' Henderson, Sara Rambo and Mary Ida people of the community are very an Symtnes, Josephine Taggart.

Warner, much interested his return for the special Louise Taylor, all of Greenwood; 1- Ceker Coflege Marian Symmes. Cillx Dresses Left. Values up to $4.95, cloa-ing price, oacli Catherine Thomas, Hodges; Prln Serricee wiU be held twice dally Georgia Teek Lelaad Beaudrot cilia. Thompson, Greenwood; Re at 10:30 In the morning' and in and Archie Lewis, both of Green becca Tlmmerman, Callison; Maty the evening. The, public is cordial wood.

Lluise Walker, Edith 02.GO ly Invited. At West Point Cadet F. W. Genevieve Watklns. all of Green Symmes.

(Also listed -front The wood; Clara West, Ninety Six; 4 New Work-Relief Citadel). Alpha White, Greenwood; Mary i Ladles At Haval Academy Emmie Williams, Ninety 8tx; E. M. Compton. (Also listed from Directors Chosen -For Creating Arts Sarella Lee Williams, Susan Wll Clemson).

Ilcsa Hams, all of Klrksey; Carolyn Wise, Dorothy Worthlncton, Mary Bailey Military Institute Maur- Hqvo Ccniirdonco ice DePass and Junius Huff, both WASHIKOTON. July 27 (V- Teldell, all of Greenwood. of Hodges; Robert McOee, Eugene Udiea AH Silk Full Cleasea College Seniors: P. Four new work relief officials went to work Saturday, instructed to at Tlmmerman, William Mauldlu, M. Anderson, Ninety Six; P.

Fashion Hose. New Paul Hart and Floyd Brstelle, all tack bread and butter problems In Gordon, Were Shoals; W. B. Ma of Greenwood. the creative arts.

shipment, ail leading Jor, J. Myers, all of Greenwood; They were selected by Harry hades, all 'l Ofi i) flV5y aV Hopkins, works progress administra B. H. NIckles, Hodges; S. W.

Pane. F. I. Robinson, H. A.

Webb, all Gas and Stamp Taxes Coatlnaed tor, to direct the employment of painters, musicians, writers and ac The. gas tax and the documentary of Greenwood; Junors: J. D. Kln-ard. Ninety Six; O.

Marshall, Greenwood; E. K. Rambo, Ninety stamp tax, which were to have been tors, t- y-: i 7: Men's and Boyt yls reduced this year, will be continued The four technical asslstanU are Six: J. Richer. L.

F. Snfpes, all Nikolai Sokoloff, orchestra conduct- until 1937, it was announced yester SANFOR1ZEI day by C. E. Clary, deputy collector er. for music; Miss Hallie Flanagan.

Ladles Vhito Oxfords Closing out Ladies White Oxfords. Sixes limited, 11 Pair VU All Children's 1 7hltc Ojxfords Values up to $1.98, Q5 closing, out of Sophomores: C. O. Browning. N.

Calhoun, E. 3, WHITE PANTS of internal revenue. Giles, all of Greenwood: W. M. The tax was put on in 1933 as Vassar professor, for the theatre; Holger Cahill, an expert on American folk art, for painting and sculpture; and Henry Alsberg, Pair fn the future ottoutid enterprise, IN this Community there are many business men and concerns In whose plans and methods we are allowing our faith by sion of credit, In recent advertisements we have pointed out how we safeguard deposits confided to our Jcceptaj! Vce then at the disposal of business activity through sound loans and investments.

We have placed emphaius on our sense Of public responsibility In rendering helpful, intelligent banking services to our neighbors. We know our neighbors, bare con- In their alms and And our success is thejr success. 1 1 Neighborly banking that has a sympathetic tndcrstanding of the needs of Its local Cr munitj la one of the foundation atones of the American banking structure. part of the method of raising mon Gordon, Ware Shoals; M. A.

Kel lar, 8. L. McClecky, all of Green 90c ey to put through New Deal pro. wood; T. A.

8taHworth, Carlson; former newspaper man, for writing. Freshmen: J. W. Anderson, C. Just what will be done with the Jects, and was to have been reduced this year.

However, Information from Washington reveals that the tax will be continued at its present Camp, J. K. Chapman, E. M. productions of the writers has not A Few Men's Comnton.

E. M. Loyless, all of been determined, officials said, un Wash Cults' Greenwood; J. B. NIckles, Hodges; rate.

less the government printing office If All sanforised shrunk. Sixea does the publishing. One project E. Selgler, H. Taylor, all of Greenwood; H.

J. Thomas, Hodgea, Men's Wash Pants Sanforised and fast colore, close out 0I19 price suggested is a big guidebook of. the country. PRIXCSLE BOBBED A1LEEX Kewberry College Eleanor MetU. William Olive, both of Stimulation ahd encouragement SANTA MONICA, Cat July 17.

36 to 40. Sold for $4.95, 2e9j closing price Men's All Uather Ventilated OsxTcrds of American artistic production, as Aileen Prlngle, Sim set re as, I Wefford Cellege Seniors: R. reported to police Saturday that Norrell, J. H. 8troud, all of Green her home had been 'burglarised wood: Juniors: J.

L. Tolberr, Men's'. Sanforized Pants $1.98 values, dose out 140 price, pair during her absence of silverware, Greenwood Sophomores:" O. White or Clack, a $3.50 value, clos-pair wen as ministering to the bodily wants of the artists is the air, officials declared. As for the relief situation In general.

Hopkins announced that the number of families on general relief in June declined per cent as compared with May. Nichols, Greenwood; Freshmen: fura and other valuables worth in excess of 120.000. Miss Prlngle hsd boon on vacation In northern P. L. Barrett, J.

C. Burton, all of Ninety Bit. Bank Of Greenwood California for several weeks. Aaderseu Cellege Evelyn Ramev. Ware Shoals: Sue N.

Ste vens, i n. ONE SHOT BAGS WOLVES GreeatUle Woataa's College- AND ITS NINETY SIX DRANCH COLUMBIA. MoJuly 37. (UP) Mary Marshall Self. Ninety 81x.

Aneil Sapp, farmer, bagged -nine Liatesteite College Freahroon L-J DEPARTMENT STORE WIDOW WEEDS Friend And have you found a law firm that is Widow Don't talk to me about lawyers. Tve bad to much troub'e over the property I sometimes wish my husband bad not dleL Chelsea Record, Mary Kartell 'Dorn, Greenwood; wolvea with one shot. He killed a mother wolf "carrying eight pupa Mary Uttlejohn, Ware Shoals. His bounty waa $34. the largest paid Farms llalvetwltyw "Junior: here In many years.

Howard Allen Burnett Green- 1. 7 11 1.