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« VOLUME CLINTOl^'^. C., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18; 1934. NUMBER 40 War-Time Chief ^AR ON tJlIME WILL CONTINUE Of France Dies UNABATED, CUMMINGS CLAIMS ^ ‘-I ♦ M. Rklb Qu jVih ■4 Mrs. Berry Stoll. ^ ana Following ^Hectic Days. Former Asylum Inmate Charged With Crime.]' , ifRaymond Poincaire, Broken By 7.** Eff^s On Behalf Country, Dies at 74 Years of Afee. Paris, Oct. 15.—The body of Ray mond Poncaire, who served the France Louisville, Ky., Oct. ife.-Mrs. Aliceloved-with passionate patrmtisin as war-time president, wtll be buried I j j —^ j , ^ Washington, Oct. 13. — Attorney • sibl$, with full appreciation of its fun- Gen^Val Homer Cummings tonight social and economic impli cations. [ warned the underworld the govern ment’s campaign against crime'is no flash-in-the-pah^ crusade, but a sus»- tained progranx that will 'be pushed plentlessly through the years. - vSpeed Stoll, kidnap victim of a for- »» war-iime presiaenx, wrn^oe our.t-u ' He cautioned against impressions mer insane a.sylum inmate, was .re- Saturday in the little far^ ceme-j that the government,is engaged in a turned safe and well to her family to-'^^^y at Neubcprt near Bar-Du^ j high pressure effort calctfl^ted to night. V' Poncaire, broken by long iHne.ss.i stir temporary enthusiasm.” T, . . . ' X ^ , died earlv todav at the aire of 74.1 national crime conference, call- epartment of jusDge agents I j|j j his country had taxed by Cummings for December 10, the young wife, of , Berry. V. Stoll, iauor» lor ms toumry nau ^ serious nractical hnsi-i wealthy oil man, at Scott^burg, Ind.,!^^® -Te Jid P»-actical busi “Approached in'rthat^ spirit, I be lieve that this conference will prodijice results — concrete, practical results — that can be translated into effective action. "Our aim will be to discover means to sustain the . rhovement against crime after the conference ha^ adjourned.” 1 Cummings emphasized that, the fed-i eral government has no intention of I i interfering with local- agencies^, in : handling the bulk of crime. What it I seeks to do is to aid them in combat- [ ting “the activities of outlaw individ-j uals. and desperate hands, who, armed : with deadly weapons of offense, avail I themselves of all the resources rrfj~ modern transportation and communi-i cation to commit gross outrages against the social and economic well being of our coiintry.” ’ He said he was heartened by a great increase in the number of col- Jege m<*n seeking positions in the jus tice department’s division of investi gation—the active police arm of the government. and hurried her back to Louisville. Thomas H. Robinson^ Jr-* of Nash ville, Tenn., was named by justice sical resistance - The ^hock of the Marseille assas- rtess,” he said. ‘It is one of the pa\hetic and fre- VI.in lonn wna n«TT«.n nv mmii-n.*ioations may have hurried the end.i^oently observed characteristics of til. Ld Rri.ved over the disaitrouslfdnf'rencea that zealous people ,arf - rr;- "'thVt^Ta" «vent,-for h. kn.w Kin, Alexander brought together for a hi.ITpillTrose, sought for questioning in the sensa tibnal case since Stoll found his wife gone and a ..$.50,000 ransom note in an upstairs room. rRobinson’s wife was taken ^in cus tody and along with her and Mrs. Stoll orr the hurrried return .to Louisville well and Louis Bay thou‘was his life long friend. Death came at his h6me here af ter a short illness . which doctors thought was not .serious. The efderly statesman had expected to leave ^ X shortly on his annual winter trip to were the Rev. E. Arnold Clegg^ pastor I of Capital Methodist Episcopal church of Indianapolis, and his wife. The de- paYtment of- justice iji Washington announced Mr. and Mrs. Clegg‘were not iri\mlved in the case. . The lead that enaToicd federal agents to rescue the daughter of one of Ken- . tucky’s proudest and v.’ealthiest fami- lie.s came when Mrs. Robinson called for the $50,000 ransom package in Nashville. It .had been shipped there thereby d.eveloping a fine enthusiasm; which immediately.^ oozes when the conference adjourns, leaving but a sniall residufe of actual accomplish ment,” the attorrrey general noted. “The forthcoming conference w’ill, I am confident, approach the problem of crime without prejudice, without Although virtually in political re- sentimentalism, and will examine it tirement since he resigned as prem ier in 1929, Poincare had just been re-elected to a departmental coun cil seat after a spectacular physi cal comeback. Doctors two years ago gave him up for lost^ “He was just worn out,” .they said today. All last night his wife and friends watched with him. He was conscious f from the most realistic viewpoint pos- last Friday by railway express, ac‘jbut an extension pf his paralysis cording to directiohs in the original bis voice. He died in a silent ransom note. room as a cold and windy rainstorm Federal, agents-trailed Mrs.'Robin-j rattled the windows of his. Paris son from NashviHe’to Terre Haute, ^ borne. Lee County Named Model Farm Site 7,000 Acre Development To Cost Federal Government Several Million Donat’S. Uolpnibia, Oct. 15.'—Fred .M. Baker, state relief administrator, announce*! tonight that Dr. R. R. Walker - Of Laurens Dies Physician and Surgeon Passes At His Home After Brief Ill ness. Funeral Today. '>WA8HlNOTOH . Donald Rich- berg (above), DlHRtor of the In dustrial Recovery Board, it the man around whom the t^inistration of the NRA now twinge at general ' Hugh .Johnsoi^ d^^tely attpptd out. on October 15. Robert G. Smith _ Dies^Suddenly Well Known Kinards Citizen Suffers Heart Attack. Inter ment At Bush River., Laurens, Oct. Id.Dr. Rossie R. Walker, 51,-pi*ominent l^iurcns' physi- Kolierl (lilliam Smith, 0*2, died sud (l(‘nly at his home .Sunday morning at NRA TO FOliOW MIDDLE COURSE ■ -J Roosevelt Proposes To Eliminate “Crack ‘Down” Policies. More Control Left To Business Mien In Operation of Code. Washingti^n, Oct. 15.—More self control by bilshicss in policing and* en forcing NRA codes was planned today by Pre.sid’ent Roosevelt and his re- covery board in a sudden move to end [blue eagle daysTof “crackdown” fame. From the White House after a se-^ ries of conferences came definite in-i dications that .Mr. Roosevelt wants industry to take,the .leadership in » guaranteeing sucuess of the code structure by‘ itself stamping duU '“chisellers” within the ranks. ^ Under the new, NRA thpre would be continued and better coordinated suj)ervision of the whole compliance proldem. It, would be directed, how ever, in a way that would shift a big ger burden than ever before on the ’ code authorities elected by industries themselves. Si)eculation immediately arose in the capital that Robert .M. Hutch- ('TtTV-youthful president of the Uni versity of. Chicago, would be named to revamp the enforcement system in a way to cany out the President’.a ideas. • Hutchens confern’d with the Pres ident l.odny but'said any announce ment would have to come from the White House. None was fdrthcom- t Kinards. He was stricken with a ing tonight, although there were h«*art attack while at home with liisitimations that a statement might- l)e in- son who was a 7,00()-aCre site in Leejcian and Jiurgeon, died at 10 a. m. was at chureh the attack; visiting him. Mrs. at the time of move failed wlnen slie decided to take ^be la.st seeking to another cab. i memoirs. ' From Terre Haute, M,rs. Robinsonj His body lay today on a brass bed in the library among the books that made tomorrow. Lack Of coordination in enforce- mertt between NR.A, the .lustice de- Kuneral s<*rvices were lu-Id Monday | i)artment and the I'ederal Trade com-, .afternoon aW 3^o’clock at' the resi-j mission has Ix'en a |)r()tuinent, weakV de.nce, conducted l)y his pasjor, the n<‘ss in the recovery law’s control-of- wa.s trailed to Indianapolis and to the heme of the Cleggs. During the afternoon Mrs. Stoll was had been his.greatest friends and com fort. Beside him were a sister of allowed to call her home near bere. |^bai-jty and Mme. planned to.gg. to Washington tumor-. This morning he suffered an acute re-. (. Vaughn," assisted4y Rev. Icompetition policy row to ask Tialional FERA execu-, currence of a heart ailment and ex"-h^ Medlock of Uoldville. * Ipter- tive, to appro>^ the site .so the de- pired in a short lime. > ; [ment'followed in the family burial velopment can negin. , .[ Doctor Walker had lived in I.au-'ground at Bush River church. The expanse of rolling farm'land j rens for ‘26 years last month. Hej Active, pall-beare.rs were; Malcolm The telephone was traced to the Clegg home in Indianapolis. Federal agents, watching the Indi anapolis hideout, saw a Studebaker Sumter and sjightly nearer Bishop- nurse during his ^several grave illness es since his resignation five years' ago. Normally Poincare woultijbe given a|'''*if* ... national funeral, but-he may have loft I Tw« other locations in llorencs automobile containing Mrs, Stoll leave request for simplicity. 1®."^ Sumter counties, had b<*en con- Ihe ('legg residence early tonight. j As\former president of the repub- but complications, were un- An automobile containing federalail “Savior of tbe. France” and have arisen in each ca.se agents followed the car a.'^it took the]^b^ man who, with Cn^orgea Clemen- land oplions^or other features, road to*Louisville. Another squad w&sf voted by parliament a.s “de-| Approximately 2(M) families or a agents was dispatched from IxOuLs-' ^^.j) yf bis country,” be would some 1,000 i>ersons would ville'^'to intercept it. The automobile be-entitled to the-highest honors thej^ placed on the faim, project, under was halted on the road and Mrs. Stoll igyv^rnment could give;— {present plans. They would raise all was rescued* “ ■* . . Marguerite,' hi8|®bosen for the project lies on Route > maintained* an* office at Watts Mills [Scarborough, Supt. of the State Penl-'hlue .-pro! o-rAVP illnes.s-ihe said, between Bishopville and and did- a'general practice, both *“ ‘ ■ . .. x-. ) The tiade commi.'^sidM openly criti cised .NRA’s ste«‘l code. The .Justice de|)artment in two rpajoi* instances-fK- clined to prosecute firms which lost nils j .Scarborough, ,Supt. of the State reni-Jhlue eagles for all<*ged code vio!:i- I in tentiury, Mr. Giradeau of the Grwm-1 tions. The President iccently bcjjjjoke lyen ville'Ice (’ream Co., J. R. Spearman,I a clo.ser coordination between ”thq rens I. M. Smith, .1. B. .Smith, J.. B. Si>eak,Uhu‘e agencies'. , medicine and surgery. He had t)een identified officially with the Laure hospital for a number of years, wasjJno. L. Young and M. E. Johnston, a former president of the l^urensi Honorary pall-bearers were:- C. 4 7|\ ^ |* r’ County Meilicalspciety arid for many {Weeks, Will Gasy, K. J, Adair,. ill vlH KCllCi years had been a member of the South il). Copeland, C. W. StonOi-Dr. J. K.r Carolina Medical association. Jle was[ Wicker, L. J. Brobk, .Ino. Livingston,[ a graduate of-Davidson college and R. Wdrkman, L. T. Law’son, A. B.j the medical department of the _llni-|c>aig, George L. Epps, S, F. Webb,, ; Is Seen For State Fingerprints Clue \Yashington, Oct. 16, — William Stanley, as.sistant attorney general. announced tonight that Mrs. Abee^.ypyij^j^itb^ Stoll, kidnaped wife of Berry Stoll, Milerand, Doumergue and was found by justice agents at Scotts- Poincare waz the last of Franoc-» ‘h'J' f]”'! »"'• four areat war chief.. Poch.-.loffrcUome money crop to provide other and Cl«meneeau.jre aone. Of the of life school of noted .tatemen that were The object of this proarum. Baker his contemporaries which includedpeople from commission, serving with Dr, William [addition to his farming interests hf ^ ^ b- » M saw 4 L M 1m m _ 1 TY.. ... A 1 ^ at 1 a'fti * • • relief rolla and put them on the land burg, Indiana, at 9 o’clock tonight. She was alive and was said to be in “fairly good condition w-here they.^‘can-rehabilitate them selves and becyme assets instead of Friends and political opponents[babibties to the state, alike speak of Poincare as “the lastj Preference will be given persons of the great men,” some adding j ^ood farming stock and exp^ri- At the same time ju.stice depart- "where"Will France find new ones?” selecting the little’colony for menU officials said the kidnaper was; .j»bg statesman’s health broke un- economic^venture. , Thomas H. Robinson, Jr., 22-year-old^be .strain of driving through par- *®rni homes with former inmate of the state insane asy- 14 j^ent a ratification of the United facilities and airymg and ^ lum at Nashville, Tenn. .. Stata.s-France debt accord of fivef^i?® ®xP<‘®ted Robinson has not yet been located,!y^^^s ago. Hi.s simple life and strong but his wife, Mrs. Frances A. Robin- constitution enabled him to survive a son. was detained by department of’number of dangerous attacks, but he mod- stor- justice agents at the time Mrs. Stoll ^ retrained full vigor. .said the exact figure was not avail able at this time. Included in the delegation which will present the project at Wash- . ^ „ I ('olumhia, Oct. 10.—Bv December- ver.jty of Louisv.llt- lOk. Hv was U II. .‘Tpuer ^ l>. Amis, Dr. S. p. n,k,.r, slat.. iulmini-:: on the official,staff of (.overnor .lohn Hay,, ami tV. M. Buford. itiator,. Mtimates. there will 1„. .lid,, O. Richard., with the rank iif iicuten-1 Mr. .Smith wa. a hi(thl.v,^ri.spectcdij:ip-on.j.-iUf .r.dLs.j^ Sotith ‘ ' ' his community, P<»!*'J'<‘;'J'iog^a,.yiina, ‘ -c. -The increa.se i.s ha * {| upon -si grad ual enlargement of the relief, program ^ . , . , . . . iJo take cafe of seasonal unemploy- Wes^ and others. He was a memhproperated one of the largest dairies miy^ynt in this .semi-agricultural state. antxA'olonel and was ap^pointed hy Gov-j citizen; of ernor Richards as a memla’r of the a wide circle of friends who South Carolina Natural .Resources [{frieved to learn of his passing are' Ini of the Watts Mills Methoilist- church and Sunday school, ’ Doctor Wallier was a native af Hay wood county, North Carolina, a son of W. M. Walker and the late Pracilla Hill Walker. For a number of years the fijmily had lived at tfoidiysville, There were ^5,76.3 family heads rep- I resenting 171,47.5 people and 2,541 this section, milking-more^ than a hun-*- dred cows. He is sui\i\ed by his "idow, who'^jj^j^jg pci-.sons on work relief noils T)f was formerly Miss Lucia Brown; | ^be FERA September 1. one^Roliert (;. Smith o^ the.Broad, epbe figure increas^sl to .38.179 dui- River I ower ( o.,, of ( olumhia, and ^b<> month and the state adminis trator allowed for/an adilitional 10,- the following half-sisters and half-t Spartanburg county, before moving to,brothers: Mrs. J. E. Senn, Mrs. J. W.jopy by OctoU-r .1, still another 10,000 Laurens. Swittenberg,. and d. W. Smith of N'ew-' i: ' "A” 'i. V"'. ” i I uv Novernlier 1 and .5,oy() more during is survived by his,berry; W. P. Smith of ( olumbia, (. November H. B. Doctor Wal.ker widow, formerly .Miss Margaret Run-jM. Smith of Kinards, Mrs. ner, of Louisville, Ky.; one daughter,' Workman of .Clinton and Mrs. W. M. Miss Eula Walker, teacher,, in the ^Buford of Kiha;(l.s. . Watts Mills school, and a son, W, M.i " "" Walker, Jr,, student at Presbyterian M. Assignments Given The peak figure of 6.3,779, he said, probably will apply until about Jan- uai^ J, when the program will grad ually tajHM* off as sjiring re-employ ment decreases relief -d<'mands. was found. . . i After his withdrawal came thei - d t,-,, r, i » - - - Edgar Hfmve.r. head of the divi8-i^Qj.|jj economic crisi.s, Germany’s ces-®'’® Mayor Ben, Hill Brown,jgQ|jgjj,g^ Clinton; his father, W Ion of investigation, said Mfs. Robin-1 reparation payments,1°^ Spartanburg, chairman of the -yvalker, Laurens; one brother, Fredi son wa.s being held because .she had prince’s repudiation of the Amer-i state relief council; J. .Monroe John-|H. Walker, Laurens, and a sister,] pa.ssed some of the $50,000 in ransom I jggn jebts, dissension in his [son, of -Marion, consulting engineer Im„. DeWitt Moore, of Spartan burg i money paid by Berry Stoll, a wealthy iwith the blobdy February:^o^the project; and ^ E. Sims, of ig^y^ty . | A list pf teachers as.signed to tbe| Louisville resident, for *his wife’s re-, riots and political and social turmoil j Cplumbia, and H. E. Thompson of 1 .services will be conducted couffty for ‘the FERA educational.! 'which caused htih deep-sorrow. ---|Batesburg. “relief officials and direc-latji .Thursday morning frlim adult school program appeared in lastj liJl- - ^ tors of the'-st.te^ Ttrraf-1-ehaWita^ iomeT"cbhduHfir; by' the Rev-W. [ W»y*k*M pffpFhTTlfC^Wf^rk bo Ji viiRMfl, , ^ ^ stmicrs corporation which was formed to fos-ip H^deepath assisted by other min- into four major divisions, general ^ ^ ' r .v. i ♦’ A - I. "♦^"Kvpain, Hssisifu uy iiinci miii 1 . . ^ u i reporting agent i>f the census depart- iter the Broject. . . ik,, vv;*!* irviorrviont will V*f.'-.arlult education, continuation .school/ ' ' ^ isiers oi int city, mvermcni. win ^in ^ , , /ment. show Tcotton-gifimul m the coun- ' in'I^aurens cemetery i for workers, home economics and nur-; ’ ■ Teachers In County [Big Slump In - Cotton Ginned turn. ’ Hoover said that the money war sent to Nashville, tenn., and then to|— - r\ ' Ca. fC Indianapolis, ^o Mrs. Robinson, whoj Ull dt&ll 7 was acting as intermediaiy between j her husl^nd, allegedly the kidnaper,] iN6W I OFR "aDCr and Mrs. Stoll’s family an-- Mrs. Stoll had been missing nearly a week when she was found. Friends of Rupert R. Fuller, a na tive of this city, will be interested |b Jurors Named For Court Next Week Robinson was identified as the j; now-with The Sun, naper. justice, officials said, by finger- york, as a member of the night prints on the ransom letter shortly .. • after Mrs. Stoll was abducted. Fuller,* Who is a son of Mr. andl^^^’ ^fL 22nd with Judge E. C Den- print> *on the letter were rushed to, ^ ^ citi-'"'®’.®^ Darlington presiding. The fol- Washington and found to tally. !,;»‘be,e» . member of tbe new»i>«i"* of 86 jurors bas been a set on file in the department of jua- nf The State, Columbia, for sev- “‘^'bin.on' had . been arrested i" Hif IrlendMle^+W*. «• U Cheek, J. P. Knight. Nashyille for impersonating an offi-i_j rx,.«.,ro-. Jacks: Edward C. Hendersoti, sS. C. iserv schools and agriculture The'^^ seiy scnoois, and agriculture, ine ^ had come from I work 18 to be done under the dir;ec- . , • ■ ^ /-x , , . L• ■ ^ at- z V. K- r 1 S' (he county s gin.s on Ocliober 1st ast tion of the county boanrof education -u- ,,*' J, . . , J . ss • 7 I 4 r-Y .-I vear, only .1,1 have ? oe4*n ginned headed by Superintendent (. h.,> ’g. Au ♦ 1 * i 7 from the l9.M crop as ofihat date last The fall term of civil court will con vene in Laurens next Monday, morn- drawn to serve: Sullivan township: H. 0. Abercrom Laurens County i^®®<l®d by Superintendent Cjlllb fjrflfaniZeCl Brooks. An appropriation of approxi-! i 1 . - VrlUM ,,y fhis IS ,a don,.assy,f. 6,.1,9 hairs ^ , Ah 4 It A 14 r FER.\ for this purpose. 7 OwmK», Ocl. ll.-As.rs,ultof_a B.lley of Ibis city, Freshnten Meet' mooting which was held at tby^Owing. p.id out of county rrCSnilien.. IVieCV community house Monday afternoon board of education funds, has been se-| with women of the adjoining com,- bv the boar,I to dl’roct the work munitios present, a Uurens Countr has anno^neea the' following Citadel Friday 't^' / as-1 nyiiie lor imperaon.v.nR «« uxa. elwvchere will watch his progiiess eer and had been comm,tied to-the ^ ^ , state insane asylum for 30 days injt j Dials: M. W. Gray, I 1929. In April of this year he was ar-' - [strong, Bryan Putnam, Guy Mahon',| rested again for robbery. T-he latter, U mm J . |j. Humbert Smith. - charge was still pending at the time "YY aaa a ^ j youngs; 0. W. McIntyre, Arch of Mrs. Stoll’s kidnaping. - • Holmes. J. R. Whittaker, C. E. Bur- j From the beginning. Hoover and his — , ■ dette. ^ { assistants said, they were under the . Laurens: J, N. Richardson,'XJ. W.j impression they' were" dealing with’ Columbia, Oct. 15.—Dr. J. Nelson Taylor, John H.'Hudgens,, C. K. Tem- someone who was menUlly deranged Frierson, president of tke Sputh Caro- pieton, J. A. Wix, S. N. Crisp, H. F. or sane unly at intervals. • * jlina Tuberculosis A-ssociation, announ- Le*, R. V. Irby. / Robinson was said to be a former ced tonight that Dr. Ben E. Geer of j Waterloo: R. A. Knight, P. W. Fin- employee oTa Nashville bridge com-. Greenville had accepted the honorary. h. E. Madden, pany A mmi^randum made public at presidency of the 1934- ChfS^mas teal| Hunter: J. Gary Martin, J. Willie club w« organized, l^l^ument; m.d;'up from to.chcri. xe-! The fa.st Prcshyu.iian ci.llcgc fres'-- Miss Jennie. Coleman, the county from the FFRA rolls* *^0" eleven, 'unilt i* the Icade-ship of demonstration agent, gave a short his-, Laurens Mills* Mrs 'Betty Young l Lonnie MeMithan, will " on-u C: Arm-1MI.Z Adalia H-oilingxwprth, Alex Bur- thoir .home keaxon at iohnxnn field on bo U i’ll *^yArOl fllfltg I*-.. -Iw. w. *0.. rr* t K- the department said that he had -posed j campaign, as an officer in 1929 and had gained i Dr. Frierson Said Dr. Geer, pres- “ admission to the'homes of two . weal-1 of Furman University and ■k-^hy* Nashville women by presenting, Greenvillg Wman’.s college, would Estate search warhiikts. He locked the attend a statewide rally to be held ■ Vomen-in tl^ir clothes closets. there in preparation for the annual | 'CThe" justice' department discloifed' s®aJ *ale. * that ’the illeged kidnapers had pro- f • —^ . pared for t^e abduction of either Mfs. j K. Mills of Fof](: Mill, is spending (CoKinued on 1 several days here with friends. v Young, C, J .Blackwell, Irby S. Hipp, J. R. Leake, T. G^ Murphy, O. M. Tampleton. > Scuffletown: J. Fr Taylor, S. H. jByrd. f' _ ] Cross 'HilL -Thoni'as' Carter, R. D. Officers elected were; Mrs Luther . Milk--/Mr« Cook, president; Mrs.- William Cook, vice-president; Mrs. Zeb Vance, sec retary ‘and treasurer; Mrs. Dutch Cook, chairman of the year book com mittee. , ’ There were 15 who will be charter memib^s of the Owihj^s club. ^ Friday afternoon at 3 o'clTiek.- The op- Watts Mills:-/Mrs. Eva Mitchell,-'Iinitial home haf k Miss Mattie Abrams. will be fu-n-sbe ' hv.jV-” f'V- Clinton Mill: Mrs. Mary Hollerid,' Miss Willie May Curry. fought battle expected. The adrr.is.sinn Lydia Mill: Mrs. Irene Pitts, 'Mrs. charge will be forty cents plus tax. Dave (iopeland, Joanna Mill: Mrs. Pansy Blakely;* Miss Jewel Turner. » HOME-COMING DAY 1' Clinton Agriculture .Teach^: Jeff Prather. ' j i^-Gray (?ourt R'aFal Teacher: Miss' (Visiting Minister At Little River Church A home-coming day celebration will May Madden. _ ~- be held at Little River Presbyterian/ r chureh bn-the fourth “Sunday, Oct. 28, } / SPOKE IN GREENVILLE one of'*U);^ldP8t churches in this sec-1 Uf. Felder Smith, local optometrist, Presbyterian church, will 4- Nance, Jr. "dr ♦ Mr. and-Mrs. W.,C,‘Oxley indjFre^ Oxley spent Saturday in Grranvilli. Dr. Hen’ V W. Mx Ixaughlin, cou-’try church director Und Sundn-y school ex tension secretary of t’ne Southern TH'ak at tion. There*^will be speakers for both was'one of the .speakers at the meet- Little River church Sunday after^noon mofning and afternoon with a large ing of the Piedmont zon£of the South at 3:30. The public is^co^dially invited attendance expcicted. The public is Carolina Optometric association . .in to attend this service. Rev. C. A. Cal- cordially invited and asked to bring Greenville on Monday evening. His cot^. pasto'^'’, states that there will baskets since "dinner will be served subject was, “Where Are Last Year.’.» be special music arranged for the be en thY grounds. ' ♦.. ; Roses.” casion. \ tV iifegae