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►I THE CHRONICLE • Strives To Be a Clean News- • paper, Complete, Newsy, • and Reliable. • ©hr €ltntan OUironirlr VOLUME XXXI CLINTON, S. C., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1931 NUMBER 41 HOOVER HAS RELIEF PLAN Advocates Measure To Ease Credits and I’nlock Capital. Big Guns Answer Call From White House. DID YOU KNOW? Greater Cotton 'Counties Must Baptists Meet Use Is Best Hope Collect Taxes; October 13-14 ^ ^ ^ ^ THAT—Mrs. L. M. Dugan, in point of uninterrupted service as a matron of _ . the Thornwell orphanage. Boars the rganiza ion I ^i^ti„^.tion of having been connected Movements Under Way To In crease Sale of Products. Many Concerns Taking Part. 'Comptroller Sounds Warning TojI,^urens Association To (Jather' County Officers That They! At Watts Mill Church. Inter-1 P. C.-MERCER TO MEET SATURDAY Must Operate On Own Funds. ('olumbia, Oct. 4.—The people of the' Columbia, Oct, 3. — .A. .1. Heattie, South are fast awakening to the fact ^tate comptroller general, issued a that increased consumption of cotton statement today saying that if the of a new credit organization to draw offers th^ greatest hop-’ of jt'oimties of the state “expect to func- 1 asset.s. broadeninjr of the ^ ^ j relief from the present cotton situ-[ they must collect taxes. ation, according to a statement issue<l j Mr. Beattie’s .statement was made in by the Association for the Increa.sed i connection with one bv Malcolm ,1. out frozen asset.s broadening of the^^j^^^ facilities of the Federal harm I^oan | board, and a liberalization of the re-' Mrs. Dugan was born in Belton, be- , , , , , ing a memlx'r of a widely known An- dnscount provisions of the fenleral ^^e ^rve system-were proposed by Presi-,^^^^^ dent Hoover last night at a W hiU> children, Caroline, House conference with c-ongressional' Louis and .lohn Allen, in the esting Program Expected. Cross Hill, Sept. 28,—The Laurens Baptist association will convene in its thirty-fifth annual ssesion on Tues day and Wednesday, Octobt*r III and 14, with Lucas Avenue Baptist church, Watts Mills. The a.ssociational sermon One of Be.’-'t (iiame.s of Season Is Promised When Two Fast Elevens Meet On Johnson Field. Great Urowd Expected. chiefs. 'orphanage here. In the following fall Ali roads will lead to Clinton .Sat urday afternoon for the big opening football game of the season to be staged at .Johnson field a! 3 o’clock will be delivered Tuesday morning at j between Presbyterian coilege and Mer it) o’clock by Rev. E. M. Bostick ofiver. This is one of th ■ outstanding This will be followi*d by of messengers, welcome |a<ldress, and response. The remaining 'program for Tuesday morning as are s ’’ ’ must of necessity be curtailcnl. counties will have to run on their Use of Cotton from its» general head-, Miller, secretary of the sinking fund, quarters in this city today. The asso-!who said the fund was swamped withj^'rosR Hill, ciation .*ays that reports are coming' applications for loans and found itself Iprirollment in daily from every section of the at present unable to dispo.se of paper South telling of organizwl movements i it already had. The conferees emerged smiling forigy^p oame to the institution as a under \\ay in communities to ^ ..^|] ^.^unties in the state,’’ .Mr. | meeting is as fol- the most part and to the inquiries ofj.tron. bringing her small two-year old the sa e of cotton products. iRpattie said, “are going to have to » ol- ^ . . I newspaper ‘fFTen they all replied “the i tiaby, Bessie, who soon became the stated that the God-ilect taxes if they expect to function ivepori, on stale missions, by Rev. H. president is going to give out a state- ••ppy** campus. schaux Sugar, Inc., of New Orleans,! .iif yy^^. taxes are not collect,d,. • . , ment imnuKiiately.’’ j Mrs. Dugan was assigned the Vir- nurchase<l 10.000,000 cotton schools will close and county activi- missions, y ev. There seemed to be a gone al agree- ginia home, succeeding Mrs. S. K.ities «— .........ii...) '• ‘BY tr- ment in the statements of the confer- Brissen.len, who had headed this cot-1 jute. 'py,^, ees that an agreement had been reach-itage for a number of years as its ^ ed. ' .matron. For this long period of twenty ja-“suciation are: . * “The financial world no longer c«rer Senator Watson of Indiana, the Re- .'’Pars*without interruption and with | The Texas and Pacific railroa<i has to handle county paper ami rt is cx- publican leader, said there had been a few days lost from duty, she Just purchased $.').000 worth of table tremely <lfifuuit, indeed practically, f p ' ' n.T:inofrC[vr uiiiiilwt^ igiiurnli IpvaljY s^r.ve.the thre<‘ propo.siUons whic h he said woiibl ’^HtuiuiA'as’^’nfbTher^ of thi’s.VdfTalrtMservice. railroads are being “'** ‘ l . 'r .. Other developments reported by the'own monev. games in the S. 1. A. .A. ehampionship race and a reconl-breaking erowd from all parts of the state is exp<‘ete(l to o ‘ on hand whim the refer(>e’s whistle announees that the big I,at tie is on. .Mercer is rated as one of the str.ing- est eontenders for the S. 1. A. A. championship this season. The mar velous work of the team thus far in overwhelmingly defeating th«' Citadel Report on home missions, by Rev. and Krskine college is sufficient proof K. M. Bo.stiek. I of ty,(, v,|^j|] power of the Georgia Baptists, and those who have se<‘!i the Tuesday afternoon’s program calls for the following rejMirts in the order mentioned; team in action rate Mercer the hardest ot'poneiits on the as olio of ami); require congressional action. •As the conferees left the executive mansion shortly after midnight it was said there was general agreement as to all of these points on which legis lation eventually will be necessary, Si.nu* differences developed at the beginning of the discussion, which was in progress for three hours, but in tht‘ end the Demoeratie senators and representatives, who yesterday had ToWage.^sTn^^e. ~^T^er rHilroaOs are There is only one person now eonneet-1 urged to pun hase new cotton supplies ed with the institution who was there at this time, w’hen Mrs. Dugan accepted her posi tion, F. .M. Stutts (now on leave of absence), who was an inmate of the MiK'ormick home at that time. I During tht' 20 years that Mrs. Du- by gan has been connected with the or phanage, several huiulred boys have btH-n under her motherly care. North, Fast, South ami West, scattered ev erywhere today—there are young men hoys under her guid- Oil mills in Mi.ssissippi have pur-^ Hanks are not making these loans chased large numbers of cotton sacksjpow, gimerally speaking, because they and are mlvertising their cottonseeii, oannut dispose of the eouiity paper. ’ meal for sale in cotton sacks. i Turmsi down iiy their local bankers, The .Skinner Macaroni company of county officials turn to the state Omaha, Neb., is now selling its pro-j sinking fund commission for loans, duets in cotton sacks. i “Right now, the sinking fund eom- The Palmetto Comiiress and Ware- lui'^-'^ion has on file afiplieations fi.; -1 u • u written reports on orphanagi Ordinarily, when counties run short i \ i> »» .• i> , J •, i f : .u • I • H. Martin; on Baptist hospital, Dr. of money to carry on their busuns.^ ,, i ,■ i- tu .. .,1., *111 1 e ] il. L. W. Bailey; ministerial r<‘lief, they apply to uh-hI banks for loans.' he Blue Stocking t«'am has b^'oii doing strenuous practice work prepar atory to meeting Mercm- Salurlay. Rt“v. J. 11. Washin-gton; laymen’s work 'Johnson has bi'tui givir g iiuus- to improving his off,>n. hou.s<‘ ('()., of ('olumbia, is using cot- I ton twine in place of jute and reports that it is finding the cottgn twine by (’. A. Power. aal attention .After devotional worship We<lnes-|plays. P. ( ., in the opmiing game day morning at DiIlO o’clock, a numberheld the ('lemsori Tigers of rejiorts and sirbjwts are listed on' seoreles.s tie. In defensive work the order of bi’siness for eonsideratiotJ^^'^ years team is outstanding. In during the day: Woman’s work, game with lAuioir-Rhyn Mrs. ,1. W. Henderson; Sunday schools,) hy W. K. Griffin; inlucation, by Rev.l '.V a (lecisive are being twine. urged to use this cotton shown some doubt, expressed their wil- lingiiess to go along with the As these former pupils return H is fimling the <otti)n dent’s proposals. ^me to time to visit their old satisfactory. This company uses The general understanding among home, Mrs. Du*rj»n holds “open house’’. pounds of twine each year. Other them was that no special session of at the Virginia, ami all are given a mills, etc., congress would be called, but that .Mr. most cordial welcome to make their Hoover would rely on the assurances, visits pleasant and enjoyable. given at the conference and go ahead' All officers at Thornwell when Mrs.] Large sales of cotton sacks to fer- with his plans. 'Dugan arrived there early in llUl tilizer companies have In'cn reported, .As the congress members left the with her children, are now gone, many | imlicating that much f(‘rtilizcr will be White House the president was pre- having passed to the great lieyoml, sold in cotton sacks next year, paring to issue a statement. , while others have taken up their re-'^i-^ association has received The meeting wa.s infornuol that pri- dence elsewhere. Familiar faces like!,,j- resolutions passed by civic clubs, an outlet for the paper they handle 'band wh(*n called bankers 'already had pledge*! Dr. Jacobs, its beloved founder and farm organizations and ami there is m. siu-h outlet at pri-sent. I H'lmMl above. to a this their the Presbyterians won . I • |. .Ill/mv r' l.r-ITTl v-l > U ^ m . ,H(OFC- uounty ami s< h(M)l loans lotalmji: mou* than one million dollars,’’ Mr. Miner]*'• ^'^P'nx; ministerial education, by |. ‘'a; ^^‘luad. as well as the coaches, said. - 1 Huy Martin; religious litera- •'^pde of sevmal injuries, seem to "•We have exhausted already all our|H"'^. by A. Homer Moore; Baptist!^' that if they can hurdle Mercer, working capital in making loans,” p «| jHsrple s work, by (». Leon Wal-^ be able to stop Chattaiii'Oga eontimied. “In such eases, the i’onimis-1public morals, by W. L. Wash- sion IS authori/.isl to rmii.se..unt note-1; i.nd necrology, by Rex. W. M. in order to make loans, but at the! ‘ '^'bc session’s program present time, we can’t sell the notes. There is no market for th«“m. We have no additional funds and we won’t hav<>l ^’be central location of the meeting any until we can make satisfactory i J’bace is exjiected to bring out a large !<iiseoiinl an angeiiK'nts, which at pres-j •'^Hmilanee of reiiresentjitives and all copies imjios.sihle.. Banks have to have |I'ciiiie.sttHl to be ready in for in order men- will and from them on out battle to re'ain the crown of the S. I. A. A, The.s<. Uo games will more than likcdy settle tht* jelose with the election of officers ami I‘ bances of p. ('. fo jr,, through an-‘h i other miscellaneous business. i season with an iinhlemished t h« an,-: r.er record ui vate $150,(100,000 for a corporation to re- president, Mr. .8eott, Mrs. Hullard,^jj|^^,j^'j^ from North (’arolina to lieve frtzen assets. Mrs. Brissenden, Mrs. (lark, Mrs. urging increased use of cotton A total capitalization of $500,000,- Garrison, .Mrs. Branch ami many “th-j “New {MT any 0(.(i is c'liitemplated for this corpor ation which will hav<* wide discretion ary pewers to make loans and redis count paper. If the capital is not subscribed nri- vately, th<* gtivernnier.t will stand ready to fill it out along the lines of hajipiest days, the war finan^’c corporation which when .-he is in be mentioned, have handled a .-iinilar situation during the ers who might passtsi away. Mrs. Dugan’s whi le life since com ing ot Thornwell has been himrt and Soul wrappe<i up in her work. Seldom (1 .es she leave the campus, and her ■ihe always says, are her own cottage sur- twent V- war. Whi'e details wi re left for further stmly, the amount of additional cap- itai mentioned as nee<ied for Federal Farm Loan banks was $(>0,01)0,000. Sugge.stions for extending the mor atorium tions no agreement even of a general nature was attempted. 'ITie general as.s<<mblies of South Carolina and Texas pass<'d resoluti in.*-' urging the increase*! us*- of cotton products. 'I'he .Memphis Hotel Col., which ip-' crates the Hotel IN-alxidy and other hotels in .Memphis, has announced that ev<‘ry piece of linen in the Peabmlv Ik* r«*i)laee<l liy cotton. .A hoie] A'ork is not taking such pa-1 more this aj»j)li(-s not only I to South Carolina hut to all .sections! of the country.” association and the M<'rcer g..„ the one of iiaramount iinporta'i.'i In spit*- of losses. th<- Hose shoip ' ‘ as strong d*-’f*-nsiv(-ly as th*-y were against Clemson ami the L* noir-Iihyne game brought out a fair off,.n<< '• ;e Wysor To Head Relief Work Medical Men Meet Today may get to clicking Siitnrday. A’! in all, this gam*- is being raS-d as nr • i f th*- best ev*-!- to h*- plaved on the heal in the s*-eing f;-ie t wo lil'i.strict Medical Sncicly To Hold , round* <1 with her family of 'five l)*»\s. Sh*- hohls the love and i-s-iwouh l*-em of the entire orphanage family,I’" Marianna. Ark., announces that if .both officers ami children. Her life is bas piirchas*-d u very large sup|>!v if 'being spent in service for others, ask-!^-'>^<>11 arlieles to r.-plaee olh*-r ai- iitle for herself, .^he has touched tbdes. I “TVw. rnoveinent for the increased ()ri;aniz:i(ion IVrfcctcd To Aid Dcstiliilc ;md Unemployed. Drive For Funds To Be .Made. () - ing the lives of hundreiis of hoys at many' “Thi- <in inter-governmental obliga- angles. an<l her influence in m*)ul*ling us*- was briefly touched upon, but th-ir future has b*-eri far-reaching. jidly fi*-ld Football fans int(-»vst,-d points of th*- gam*-, or in of th<- strong.'st .s. I, A. .\, rhan-pi ,, ,, , K, I 4* ‘""‘''"'b'f.s in artion. shoni | n-I rail MeelinR In Newberry At.miss th«-hig gam*-S;it inhiv aft-- i (’ouniry Club. ]which is the only ,• fau'l.all i-\- * ;hih:tion s* hedn!*'(| in th*- ‘a'c The Thin! I)istri*-l M*-*lical so;i*-1v '"'’V' ****'^' will hohl its annual m*-eting in ,\(-av- •-DOd (loed S*-a}s iherry today at om- o’<'lock. Th*- se.s-i -i* U'- '^t.i* i.im uill pr .vid* _ .sions will Ik- held at th<- country cluhl^"**_ *'><■ I-ir cr-iw'l t r*' ,s j A committ*-*- m(-*-ting with r*-})r»-s<-n-] with a turkey <linm-r on thi- program.'| h ' ‘ '* >'eat- will h,- of. tHtiv(-s pr*-.(‘rit from various organiza-i S(-v*-ral local ))hysi*dans will go downi * ‘ '**! .*"*,'^* stamis thriwn jtions of th*- city, was held last ThurH-|for the me*-ting.’ Dr. T. I,. VV. Bailey !‘’J.”’" I’^blie. For the c<,riv.-niem<‘ the Mary Musgrov*-;of this citv. is on th*- nroirrarn for a ' ji* ople .iml \i'-ii(,rs it- <’uy, tickets ar«- on -ale ,it I>rug store wht-n- thev niav 1.* HIM) )f cotton pniducts is growing rap- ... now,” says the statement issu*-d ‘ in the Mary Musgrov*-1 of this city, is on th*- orograrn for a Mrs. Dugan loves the orphanage and h)y the .Assm-iation for the Iru rea.se-d 1^'** '’'’‘’m for the purpose of consider- jiaper. . s one *)f its most loyal and *-arn*-st' Use of Cotton. “Nearly <.v*.rybo(ly ;^''e problem of the city s poor amC The fo’Iowing program has been an-! ^^L-ance Th It was umlerstoiKl by the conferees workers. .She is fully appreciated as | s<-*-ms to be waking up to the fa*-t that i -3 o’cI*)* k a possible moratorium extension would one of the buiUiers of boys *’haracter j th** only hope for American cotton ini not re<-eive serious consideration until,at Thornwell. ,the future is increased consumption., President Hoover discuss*Hl it with Mr.s. Dugan’s two oldest s*)ns, Jim'^bere is no use to gr*)W cotton unles.s market can be found for it. .A mar- •* ’ ;m -e.'.ircd game !i*-giti> pi'nn'ot'y Premier I.,aval of France. Nothing New loth*- fa*-t that' ‘bifing th*- approaching j noumed by the officers of the district:!, fall ami winter season. ^ “Basal Anaesthesia,” Dr. ('harlesl*' The m*-eting was calh-d to *)r<l«-r by .Mobley, Orangeburg. 1 ('apt. R. K. Wysor, who stat*-d its ob-: “.Spina! Anaesthesia,” Dr. C. ,1.; MKRCKR RKAI)^ i I.i- .. * .u I. H market can ne loumi lor ii ^ mar- of tb<- importance of i.Scurry, Gr*K-nwo(KL j •''Hicon. Ga.. (>(•'. C. .Mer**)’-* Be.ir-', and Rhett, were ' ket can be found for <-wry bale how- '•b‘‘ <'<'mniuriity a.ssistiiig in an unem- “The Physician’s Problem,” Dr. victorious ov.-r th*- n-.w<-rful S- S r, Her younger daughter. Miss Bes-jket can bejouml^ campaign. .S*-v*.ral talks JlPgh Bla*-k. Spartanburg. ‘H-am .Saturday in a fine exhih -imi. I were mad*- by r*-pr*-s<-ntativ<-s jiVe.sent,! “The Treatment of Uarcimima of i''‘‘sunie*! {iraeti* <- \ t-'t*-nlay at Ce!i‘(-n- age. Isie, recently graduate*! as a nurse with ‘*v*-r honor at the Greenwood hospital an<l anly set about to use it themselves, ^ ^ is now located in that city. Her elder aad make up their min*ls that they In Ksisor \.^d.S6 daughter, Mrs. Dennis .Sowers, hold.s .are going to use it in every possible jth* responsibl* position of bookkeeper ]''ay. Probe orphanage. A son, John Allan,! is connected with Jacobs & ' BIfilCkwOod Pof Dr. Floyd Rodg*-rs, ('o- Abjs*' Officers Continue Their Into Slayin^f At Cross Hill. No this city. Robert Clue Yet As To Murderer. with the .Southern holds Bel! ;company in Columbia. .A Sheriff Owens stated yesterday that I/ouis, met instant death a ther*- are no further developments in ago w-hen I, he came in a position Telephone third son, few years conta*t with a Amending Bill all ex[)r(-.sHing th*- ojiinion that such a the ('*-rvix, reli«-f organization should b«- p*-rf<-ct<-(l lumbia. and that local r«-.spon.sibility on thei “Drugs, Their Use and part of Clinton people should not be d. P. N«-el, Gn-enwofnl. avert*-*!. It was the opinion of th*- *-n- “Th*- Goo(ln*-ss and Ba(ln*-ss tire committ*-*- that in umh-rtaking | uitrin in Ohst*-trics,” Dr. T. this type of work, th*-r*- should lx- on*- Bail*-y, Clinton. of I.. jnial stadium for th*ir Irnent. The Beais drov<- ternoon in pn-iiarafioii ]of Sd-th Carolina to i.ia.\ Pit >jj. ri.'iri collcgt-. W Dr next Jiard or an <‘ngagi-- thi-i af- itn a-iion .1, r li-adc .-jhi-u ed i: g Ct-lumbia, Oct. 5. Governor Ihra the case of the murder of W. C. Ra sor at his home in Cross Hill on .Sept, ment of the city of Greenwood. 27th. The sheriff and other officers are still working quietly on the case with the hope of running down some tangible clue. Lee Payne, the Negro arrested last Thursday, is still re tained in the county jail but it is said that no information of value has be^n, The large garage building on West obtained from him. Main street now fu-cupied by the Clin- Sheriff Owens has been quoted a.s ton Mf^or company, has been pur- live eiectric wire wh*‘n in the employ-;C. Blackwood indicated tfxlay that he Copeland Buys Ford Building Would like the extra se.ssion “rio-c')t- ton” bill amend*-*! at th*- regular s*-s- sion in .January so as to eliminate th<- prt-viso that 75 per cent of the Ci.t'.i-r' producing states would have to atlopt similar legislation Iw-fore complet*- prohibition in South Carolina would become effective. He said that .South (’arolina coubl follow either of three lines. One prohibition central head through which all furi<i.s should pa.-^s, with oii«- p(-rson d(-sigtiat- ed to h*-ad uj) the work and l»e respon sible for th<- iriv*-.stigation of all iieedv cases and th*- di.striliution of r*-lief. Capt. .McBee of th*- .Salvation Army head<jiiart*-is in .Newberry, was an in vited guest, and gave >ur-int«-resfing talk on th*- tyjx- of work being done by his organizati*)!!. He informed the committee that a train*-*! man from his organization could lx- pla**-*! h*-re at a **:son Dendy Preaches Farewell Sermon a n* 1 .News) ( From .N*“wlx-rry Herald Rev. .M. ('. I)«‘ndy, th*- popular pas tor *)f the Aveleigh I’resbyterian (hurch of Newberry, b-aves W(-dn*-.s- <!ay with his family for Gairu-sville, l)a<-kfi*-I.i till- ' i-vcra' Ml'" ,, , . Ga., where he has accept*-*) a call to small salary to (lir*-*t the eommunitys Presbyterian church there. Rev. Dendy and his wif*- have m;id*- many icharity and relief work this winter. V*iiS saying that he attached no importance chased within the past few days by I prohibition regardless Wp * has now. .s*-t' to the finding of kindling wood and Guy L. Copeland, well known local at-tion in other .states, another fY^a(.hin(*ry in order inflammable material in the Rasor | business man. The building, known as curtailment, unif*)rm w ith that home and does not believe that the the E. \V. Ferguson property, was re-.®^^^** stal®* and the thir*l was that' Rasor murder has any connection with Icently purchased in a clerk of court problem could be left entirely to the slaying of Hugh Banks Cuninghana sale by the Citizens Building and Loan]^^® farmer, and the burning of Rosemont last, association of this city for $13,500.1 Although the governor to firganize the work started as indicated get soon as pos.sible. An organization was perfected with Capt. Wysor as general chairman, and the folU^wing ex**cutive committee t-ighl months that th*-y have been here that will regret to s*-*- them leave. The following hav«- been <-le*te(l a I’layirig withou! t.-ie Bob .Smith, th*- B<-,'*r-; fine f lothall in walb^ping the Malt*'rs at the stadium .'^atui'da'c. ( oach I.ak(- Ru.'sell is bringing hi.s l»oys along just fast enough n .w to ha\*- tlu-ni r(-a«ly to nu*' th*- ^'ro g team (-*)a*-h«-(l bv Wal'i-r .lolmson. I h*-re i.s much work to be deme wil'". both th*- lin*- and t!;*- w*-*-k. .‘st(-‘.yon proved t( c<-r ]in«-iiit-ri that t’-i-r f.iw'irl wil could lx- jx-nelrat*-*i. and that a touch- ■ down could he s*-* .ii-ed through t o* lin*-. , ‘ The Bi'uin.s will ’>•>-.-(■ to lx- i" *>. ■- feet condition and at thi-ir best i' they in‘*-nri tc beat their foes, as P. ('. has jilways been .Mercer’s jinx. Johnson isaid in Charleston scouthie- *h*- D a' “1 don’t know what it is, b.;- . i Aveleigh church bunch of boys had rather Ix-a* Mt .-c r ) committ*-e from th* to sekH-t a pastor to take Rev. Den- than most anybody I know of. I - Hif T> I ? dy’s place; M. B. Hipp, J. L. Keitt ?e*,ut-ntly they battle with evervt'nn-^ year ;The new owners held the property for j 'vould favor prohibition of cot-fiarence Galloway R. L. Plaxi- Fannie Me- they have. They play ft.r th*- Itreak While numerous rumors, such as us-, only a few days before it was sold to state next year, regardless yy yy. Harris. Mr. Plaxico was ^^i^kr^rin, James M. Smith an<l I). W..and if ever they get on*-, 4* ^ 9 mm » W ^ ^ ^ ^ M ^ 9 ^ x M ^ Cm I V 1.. ually accompany tragedies of this l Mr. (jopeland. kind, continue to circulate thick and j fast, practically all are without foun- dation in fact as the investigation thus far has showm. Jake.Rasor w^ho has been a patient' in the Greenwood hospital suffering from injuries received when attacked of what other states do, he said that he believed that all cotton producing I states would likely get togethed on a Chzunber Meets ■uniform plan *>f curtailment. Next Tuesday] The October meeting of the Cham-1 by the murderer, has been dismissed ber of Commerce will be held next from the hospital and returned to his Tuesda.v evening at 7:.30. Following! GRIDIRON home at Cross Hill much improved. General Standing SEPTEMBER HONOR ROLL FOR WADSM ORTH SCHOOL the usual dinaer a business session] I will be held. All members are asked to be present. Team Furman Presbyterian . . South Carolina First grade: Omega Monroe. Isaac Copeland, graduate of Pres- Citadel byterian college in May, has gone to!Clemson 0 Fifth grade: William Bell Buford,,Nashville, Tenn., where he is pursuing* Wofford .. 0 Frances Horton, Marion Edward Law- post graduate work at Peabody col- Erskine 0 son. le««. I Newberry 0 W 2 1 1 1 L 0 0 1 1 1 1 2 2 T 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 named as trea.surer of the organiza tion. It is planned to outlin** the need I of such an organization in the church es of the city on .Sun*lay morning, Oo- ^ ^ i tf^ber 18th, after which a city-wide I canvass for funds with which to carry jon the relief work will be launched by. I the Woman’s club, headed by its pres- 'ident and efficient leader, .Mrs. Clar- lence Galloway. | Pet. I Those attending the initial meeting 1,000! were: Mrs. Clarence Galloway, Wo- 1,000 man’s club; Dr. A. E. Spencer and W. .500. W. Harris, Kiwanis club; Capt, Wysor, .500'R. E. Sadler and S. W. Sumerel, Ro- .OOO tary club; J. P. Prather and R. L. .000 Plaxico, Chamber of Commerce, and .000 jChief-of-Police, George R. Holland, A. Neville. w*>:i, ;h ' .V .000; and Capt, McBee of Newberry. Football Menu This Week ' Wofford vs High Point. Presbyterian vs Mercer. Ei;kine vs Furman, .Newberry vs Ijenoir-Rhyne, ('arolina vs L. S. U. Clemson vs N, C. State. Citadel vs V, M. I. make the most of it. 1 am counting . n a battle royal when Merc* r coiiu--> lu ('I in ton Saturday.” Georgia Synod Support Grows Waycross, Ga., Oet. 5. Substantial •increases In stu.lc-nt enrollment and f:- inancial support to Pr*'.'fbyti-rian col- |lege, at Clinton, S. ('.. resulting from (its being jointly operated by the Sou h I Carolina and Georgia syn ids of the Pre.sbyterian church will be reported to the Georgia synod when it meets here* October 13-15, it was announced today. 'll, 1. Si:, :a