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THE GREENVILLE NEWS. GREENVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1934. PAGE TWO Books For The Collection Of 1934 City Taxes To Be Opened Tomorrow EMPLDYES Aunt Het By ROBERT Ql'ILLEX LLWDDD WILL Mrs. Adrian McManus Killed As Gun Accidentally Fires changes will take effect January 1. Miss Fraser has served as superintendent for two years and it was through her efforts that the hospital began to function and has continued on a self-supporting basis.

Miss Ward is a graduate of the Anderson county hospital schpol for nurses and is well prepared to carry on the work of the hospital. She will be assisted by Mrs. Joe Fill ID IDE New Superintendent Edgefield Hospital EDGEFIELD, Nov. 29. At a meeting of the board of directors of the Edgefield hospital held Tuesday, the resignation of Miss Jane H.

Fraser as superintendent was accepted, and Miss Sally Maud Ward was elected to fill the vacancy. The 8E ASSISTANT IN TDCfT FOR 1 Former Local Resident Dies HOBBER SUSPECTS MM II HANNUKAH EVENT TO BE OBSERVED TflXESjTLEVIED Notices Of Taxes Due Mailed VITALITY Mooresville Bank Employes Look Over Men Held And Then Wonder McNinch Discusses Plans Of President To Provide Cheap Power To Citizens By Clerk And Treasurer FLEE TO THIS STATE NO TURNING BACK QUICK PAYING URGED YORK, Nov. S9 (AP Employes of the First National bank of IS THE VOGUE Made over special comfort -giving lasts, these stylcfulVitality Health Shoes add vigor to your steps and grace to your figure. Then, too, their smart designs, true quality and exceptional value make Vitality Health Shoes the vogue. Mooresville, N.

C. today failed to identify three men held here for "I didn't enjoy it. Nobody ever really enjoys an amateur play unless they've got relatives In it." Of Wound On Thanksgiving Visit Here Mrs. Adrian C. McManus, formerly of Greenville but lately of Greensboro, N.

was almost instantly killed about 11 o'clock yesterday morning by the accidental discharge of a shotgun in the hands of her husband. Mr. and Mrs. McManus and their family came to Greenville Wednesday afternoon to spend the Thanksgiving holidays with Mrs. Janie McManus, mother of Mr.

McManus, at her home on Augusta street. They had planned to' attend the Furman-Clemson football game yesterday afternoon. Mr. McManus and his boys had been on a short hunt early yesterday, and returning home gathered with the entire family in the back yard. They were inspecting the gun, which was held by Mr.

McManus and was supposed to have been empty. In some unaccountable manner the weapon was discharged, the load taking effect in Mrs. McManus' abdomen. She was rushed to General hospital, but died before reaching the emergency room. questioning in connection wmi uie hold-up of the North Carolina bank yesterday.

The bank employes said they did not recoenlze any of the pris oners as members of the bandit party of four which robbed the bank of $5,000 and then fled into Notices of 1934 taxes owed the city by Greenville citizens were In the mails yesterday and B. F. Dll-lard, city clerk and treasurer, uged residents to pay their taxes promptly. The tax books will be officially opened tomorrow morning, but citizens wishing to pay their taxes early may do so today. The city is owed approximately $403,000 this year compared to $395,000 in 1933, The force of the city clerk and treasurer has been working for the last week to arrange the books so they might be opened.

The force worked all day and part of tbe night to complete its work. The Greenville News, Washington Bureau, 1USI Press Building. By WALTER BROWN WASHINGTON, Nov. 29. Major Arthur W.

Wellwood of Columbia, who has charge of the power survey-in South Carolina as supervisor of the regional office at Atlanta from which the survey is being made, has been promoted to assistant to Dr. William N. Mosher of Massachusetts, director of the survey, and will come to Washington. David Conn of South Carolina will succeed Wellwood in charge of the Atlanta office. This will also cause promotion of J.

B. Parrott, another South Carolinian engaged on the survey. CHAIRMAN TALKS This information was given out by Frank R. McNinch, chairman of the Federal Power commission, on LITTLECHIME lEiHiEDiicmr South Carolina, wnere mey seizea the automobile of a farmer near here when their own was wrecked, and continued on their way. Local Jewry To Celebrate Historical Festival Starting Tomorrow Observance by local Jewry of the eight-day festival of Hannukah, known as the Feast of Lights, will begin tomorrow night.

The festival commemorates the period of Jewish history contained in the Apocrypha in the section of the Book of Maccabees, during the reign of Antiochus IV as king of Syria in the year 165 B. C. E. Antiochus subjected Jews to cruel tyranny, causing them to revolt under the leadership of the Maccabee family. They finally drove Syrian rule from Palestine and rededicated the temple which had been defiled, yannukah is also termed the Feast of Dedication.

The event occurred on the 25th day of the Hebrew month, of Kislev, and is celebrated by lighting a candle every day for eight days. Greenville Jewry will have a Hannukah dinner at 5 o'clock Sunday night at Beth Israel synagogue, following which plays and sketches will be enacted by children of the religious school under direction of Rabbi S. Wrubel. Judge Joseph Fromberg, of Charleston, will be guest speaker at the dinner. The public has been invited to attend.

Bad Weather Keeps Ramsay From Visit Earlier Tom Wallace, the farmer County Likewise On Its Good Behavior During Mr. McManus collapsed at scene of the tragedy and was taken to the hospital, where he was being it Thanksgiving From the viewpoint of city and county officers, Greenville was on its good behavior yesterday for Thanksgiving. Both city and county officers said little crime was in evidence. Recorder Wyatt Aiken disposed of nine cases in city police court yesterday morning. All of the cases were based on minor charges.

treated last nignt lor snocK. his return to Washington today after a three days' conference with the President at his winter home at Warm Springs. Ga. Chairman McNinch, the President's spokesman on power questions, along with Vice-Chairman Basil Manly, formerly of Greenville, was the first of the President's official family called to Warm Springs, to discuss economic policies. They reached Warm Springs last Thursday end remained over City Council Will Meet Tuesday Week City council will not meet Tuesday night, although It will be the first Tuesday of the month.

The meeting will be held the following Tuesday. Council meets on the first Tuesday of each month provided it comes on or after the fifth of the month. The unfortunate accident caused LI isSfr widespread sorrow among a wide circle of friends in the community whose automobile was taken, had failed to identify the suspects, who were taken into custody here last night when they were unable to explain their presence In York other than that they were "just riding about." However, despite the failure of either Wallace or the bank employes to identify the men, officers said they would be kept in jail here for further investigation. Their fingerprints, officers said, had been sent to the United States bureau of identification in Wash' ington. The three men were booked by officers as Mark Johnson, Ben F.

Johnson and Charlie Miller, all of Charlotte. Help Kidneys Olf poorly functioning Kidneys anl Bladder make you aufler from Getting Up Nighta. Nerroaaneaa, Khcomatlc a. Palna. Stiffness, Burning.

Smarting. Itching, er Acidity try the guaranteed Doctor! Prescription Cystex(SiM-tex) Must fit yon op or money uySlCX baoitt Only lit at drusgiita. and the state. FORMER GREEN VILLIANS Mr. and Mrs.

McManus formerly lived here but have resided for some years in Greensboro, where i Mr. McManus is president of the VITALITY frVJ llCaltll StWCS UandU- THE BEST FOR $5 ALSO! Piedmont Shoe Co. Education Board Sedgefield Country club. Bad weather yesterday prevented Lieut. David M.

Ramsay, U. army air corps, and his brother, Dr. Allan Ramsay, from comin? to At dusk last night, only nine cases had been placed cn the blotter at police headquarters. Banquet Served To Church Canvassers Mrs. McManus, about 34, was a native of Mount Pleasant near until Sunday night, after which Chairman McNinh went to Charlotte to visit with friends and Vice-chairman Manly visited at Greenville.

"An analysis of the power situation shows marked progress toward the goal of abundant and cheap power," said Chairman McNinch in a formal state today. "The admin Have Routine Meet The Greenville County Board of Educa'ion will hold a routine busi Charleston. She was a communicant of the Lutheran church. Besides her husband she is survived by three small sons, Adrian, Roger and Edward McManus. Her parents, "GOOD SHOES FOR EVERYBODY" Main McBee On The Corner ness meeting Tuesday afternoon at Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Tiencken, and Greenville to visit their parents, Dr. and Mrs. David M. Ramsay of Pel-zer.

Lieutenant Ramsay and his brother had planned to fly here from Langley Field, Va. They stopped yesterday morning at Fort Bragg, N. and rain and dense fog made the trip on to Greenville inadvisable, so the men flew back to the Vireinia armv air base. one brother, Wylie Tiencken, all of istration program will be carried forward. The President has put his hand to the.

plow and there will be no turning back," concluded Mr. McNinch. The power contmission chairman said he had no comment to make on Mount Pleasant, also survive. Funeral services for Mrs. Manus will be held at 3:30 o'clock this afternoon at the Mackey mor FOUNTAIN INN, Nov.

29. The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist church, with Mrs. T. H. McGee as chairman, served a banquet at the church Friday night to the canvassers of the church members.

After the banquet a program of songs and prayers was rendered followed by an open discussion. Prior to the discussion D. B. Givens gave a talk on "Enlistment of Church Members." tuary. The services will be conducted bv the Rev.

J. E. Stockman the Rev. R. F.

Morris and the Rev. W. R. Bauknight. The active pallbearers will be Thomas L.

Lewis Davkns B. Stover, R. W. Baker, L. J.

Wall, Charles C. Withington, ana Fletcher Stone. The interment will Lieutenant Ramsay has been in the air corps a number of years and has served as an instructor in air schools in the United States and has served in theHawalians. Barrett Is Head Of Tri-County Farmers WESTMINSTER, Nov. 29.

Charles Barrett, member of the local Future Palmetto Farmers, so 4 oclock at the office of James r. Whatley. MISS STEBBIXS SPEAKER FORK SHOALS, Nov. 29. Miss Julia Stebbins, of Greenville, met with the Woman's club of Old Hundred at their November meeting and gave a demonstration on the canning of meats.

A good attendance was noted. CHILDRENS LAXATIVE Best If Chewed Bacauie ihfT CHEW Feen-emint, tlx licioua mint chewing gum laxative, the laxative ie mixed with helpful saliva jiueee like food and goee into the system gradually. Thus there is no mass of lajative to hit the system suddenly end upset its delicate balance. Tiite more natural action makes Feen-a-mint ideally penile for children and they enjoy it. like their favorite gum.

Doctors prescribe the ascientific laxative in non habit forming Feen mint. It a for pleasant correction without upset to diet or appetite. Delicious Feen-a-mint at druggists, l'c and 2 Sc. be made in Springwood cemetery, T-BFidld NursiTiT the fight that the Duke Power company is making before the United States district court at Greenville to enjoin Greenwood county from constructing a hydroelectric dam on the Saluda river, for which the PWA has made an allotment of and which has been licensed by the Federal Power commission. "The power survey authorized by Congress Is going forward and a report will be ready for Congress in January showing the exact price that is being paid by consumers in every city and hamlet in the nation," said Chairman McNinch.

BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT ABBEVILLE, Nov. 29. Mr. and Mrs. Paul McCurry announce the birth of a daughter Tuesday, November 20, 1934, at their home on South Main street.

The child will be called Mary Jo. Doing Much Work UNION. Nov. 29. Miss Julia Entertainment At Taylors Tonight The Buck-Rawlings quartet will give a program at Taylors high school tonight at 7:30 o'clock under auspices of the Micah Jenkins chapter, United Daughters of the Confederacy.

An interesting program has been arranged and a lat? attendance is anticipated. A small admission, proceeds to be for a community use, will be charged. Spratt, field nurse of the South Carolina T. B. association, is doing a splendid piece of work among the school children in Union ciety, was elected president of the Tri-County Farmers society at the recent meeting of the group at Clemson college.

Attending this interesting meeting were Prof. D. W. Stribling of the Westminster High school, Dan Strickland, Milton King, Thomas Morehead and Charles Barrett. county.

With the cooperation of the physicians of the county, tubercu lin tests are being given in every school and those showing positive reaction are having X-ray pictures made. This work is being sponsored by the American Legion auxiliary through the sale of the Christmas 4 Fountain and Luncheonette Specials In addition to our wonderful soda fountain business we have installed a steam table which enables us to give you HOT SOUPS, SALADS, made in our own kitchen at all hours. Also a variety of fresh sandwiches of your own selection. HOW ABOUT CHRISTMAS CARDS With Your Own Picture On Them 10 For Get Your MICKEY MOUSE WATCH Now While We Have A Large Supply seals each year and is considered one of their biggest community projects. Mrs.

Rodney Cudd is child welfare chairman, who with Mrs. A. M. Vick, president of the auxiliary, is assisted by Mrs. A.

G. Kennedy in securing the necessary funds to carry on this work. 14,505 Acres Bought Extra TODAY SAT URDAY Extra Specials $31 OO Specials WE HAVE HERB! 4 PRICED RIGHT $1.00 Wine Of Cardui 67c For Long Cane Forest $1.00 Ironized 71 CREATORS OF REASONABLE DRUG PRICE? 213 N. MAIN ST. EXTRA SPECIALS Yeast Ill NEW CROP PECANS POUND $1.00 Mello-Glo Fare Pow 50c Kolynos Tooth Taste 33c GENUINE TEXAS MINERAL CRYSTALS FORMERLY $1,50 NOW der With Perfume 69c SPECIALS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Russian Mineral Oil.

Extra heavy. (Sealed 9Q pints) fai7C Ivotex Economy package. Regular. C7 4 dozen JlC Caroid and Bile Salts Tablets. Original 29c Rost's Tooth Paste Large size 75c Doan's Kidney Pills 54c 15.00 Bottle Coty't Tcrfume Special package.

(Odors: Paris, L'Orlgan, L'Aimant, Emrraude) 2 (j (5.00 Bottle Houbigant Perfume. Special parkage. (Odors: Le Parfum Ideal, EDGEFIELD, Nov. 29. The ap-proval of the purchase of 14,505 acres in the Long Cane purchase unit by the National Forest reservation has been announced.

This is part of the 2,053,169 acres to be added at a cost of $8,427,663 to the national forests of the eastern half of the United States, according to Orrie Hansen, in charge of the Long Cane purchase unit at Edgefield. Of the total acreage approved in the eastern half of the country, the southern pine region leads in having more than 702.611 acres approved. In South Carolina 130,867 acres have been approval by the commission, of which acreage acres comprises the area included in the Long Cane unit west of Edgefield. There are three other purchase units in the state, the Enoree, the Wamba and the Croat-an. Tree Planting Held bottle of 100 8 DEAF? 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 50c Yeast Foam Tablets.

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Patriotic songs and poems were given by the pupils and Dr. Edward A. McDowell delivered a short address. A number of friends at 7 27 B. P.

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The teachers of the classes are Mrs. George C. Perrin and Mrs. Leon Mabry. Social Functions Are Held At Westminster WESTMINSTER, Nov.

29. Among the Thanksgiving festivities given by the voung social set were the parties at which Miss Clyemealure Elrod and Miss Wilda Crenshaw entertained on Thursday and Friday nights respectively. Both parties had for their outstanding features, dancing and proms, and at each party, delightful refreshments were served. Bank Will Install Night Depository ANDERSON. Nov.

29. Perpetrators of recent store robberies in Anderson and vicirr.tj may be slowed down to some ex'ent with the announcement by the South Carolina State bank of this city of the early installation of a night depository, such as those are in use in many of the lrrger cities of the state. Get New Pee Quick Feel Yeeri Younfer. 25c McKesson's Milk Of 4 m. al a 4 Palmolive Soap.

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