19851. Bank of Antreville (Antreville, SC)

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BRIEF CITY NEWS News From Walter Friends of Walter Goldman, who injured in truck bile collision Wednesday morning, will glad to know that he is getting along as wel las could be expected at the Greenwood Hospital. Mr. Goldman's physician said today that the injury to the head is scalp wound and his skull is not fractured. The bone in his right leg below the hip also is fractured, but that injury is not as serious as has been reported. The physician also stated that Mr. Goldman suffered chest or internal injuries. picture is yet his shoulder, but the sician not think is Death of Mary DeYoung Pleasant Grove section near died Thursday afternoon Chick Springs hospital after illness of four weeks. Mrs. DeYoung was the daughter of the late John and Nancy Nesbitt Southern of Spartanburg county. She was well known and had many friends. Eurviving are the following children: H. DeYoung, of Wellford, route Furman, Ruth, Walter and Eula DeYoung all of near Greer, and also the following step-children: C. R. DeYoung. J. L. DeYoung DeYoung. G. W. DeYoung and DeYoung of Greer: W. DeYoung of Spartanburg: J. M. Deyoung of Clinton: N. DeYoung of Greenwood, T. W. DeYoung of Penn. and Mrs. Ila May Godfrey of Tucapau. brothers: Southern of Mrs. Mrs. devoted member of the Pleasant Grove Baptist church, and funeral services will be held from that church Saturday morning at 10 o'clock, conducted by her pastor, the Rev. Geo. Hopkins. Interment will follow in the family plot beside her husband who died four years ago. Mr. Whitaker's Vote Appreciated R presentative R. O. Whitaker has received the following letter from J. Coates, er of the South Carolina Teachers' under date of April 20: Dear Mr. Whitaker: wish to express to you the appreciation of the South Carolina Education Association for your stand in providing that contracts to teachers be paid in full. Your vote is greatly appreciated. Cordially yours, Mays Special Referee Following is from the Abbeville Press and Banner: By order of Judge G. B. Greene of Anderson, a special hearing was held in the court house this morning relative to matters pertaining to the defunct Bank of Antreville. The reference was presided over by the Hon. Mays, attorney of Greenwood. One of the main purposes of this reference was to ascertain whether or not offer from the U. S. Fidelity and Guarantee company releasing it from its liability on the alleged defalcations of E. A. Patterson. former cashier of the Bank of Antreville, should be accepted. as being to the best interests of the defunct Antreville institution. Evidence was presented by the bank's receiver. William Cox. and left open until could an and complete study of the sudit and other Antreville bank tended Ralph fan is for Mr. to Speak at The Newberry Observer announces: The thirteen annual chamber of banquet will be held at the Willowbrook club house next Tuesday evening. April 26th. at 7:30 o'clock. Senator Sam C. Hodges of Greenwood be the speaker of the evening and will bring to his hearers a most interesting and inspiring message. He will be by Senator Tabor Those in Newberry who have had the pleasure of hearing Senator Hodges say is one of the best and most atdinner in the state. Senator Hodge's speeches interspersed with considerable wit and humor. He has natural tact of putting his talks over in most effective way. Injured Collision With Truck. Clyde Keller. Burnett and Pete Warren were painfully injured last night when their car in which they were returning from Lake Murray had rear-end collision with cottor: truck about two miles beyond Chappells. Mr. Keller suffera cut on the forehead and bruises, Mr. Warren severe bruises and Mr. Burnett sprained arm and bruises about the face. Ralph Jenkins, also an occupant of the car, escaped with minor bruise on the arm. The car, practically new Chevrolet, was almost completely Cotton Meet Tomorrow The Greenwood cotton coops will meet at the court house tomorrow morning 11 o'clock elect delegates to the Edgefield convention which held on April Club No. Meets at Noon Democratic Club No. meet at noon tomorrow in the room over the Phillips Flour & Grain Company opposite the First Baptist church on North Main street. Voters this precinct are reminded again that the hour is 12 o'clock. other clubs in will meet at 3:30 o'elock in afternoon, No. at the court No. the Phillips Flour Grain Company, No. at the Armory and No. at the City Hall. large in that full delegations may be elected to the county convention. South Greenwood Club Meets at O'clock The South Greenwood Democratic club will meet at Anderson's Barber shop tomorrow afternoon at o'clock to reorganize and elect delegates to the county convention. is urged that there be full attendance. Death of Little Girl Doris Virginia 15-months-old daughter R. at their home on Hackett night at 7:30 o'clock Desides her parents the little girl survived by three brothers, Harand and The fuenral services will be condusted at the residence tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock by the Rev E. E. Glenn and the Rev. H. Griffin. Interment will follow in Edgewood cemetery with the following serving as pallbearers: Pearlie Sweezy, Lillian Braswell, Bettie Riddie and Frances Thompson. Blyth Service in charge.