The Greenville News from Greenville, South Carolina • Page 5

THE GREENVILLE NEWS, GREENVILLE, bUUlH LAKUL1NA FAGE HV THURSDAY, JUA'K 23, 1932 EVERYBODY IS TALKING ABOUT THE LOW PRICES And GOOD BUSINESS At Municipal Garden Beans Are Bein? Distributed To Poor 9 OutAmong By THE FOLKS The Folks Bed Room SHOES Ladies' Felt Bed Room Shoes. All sizes, all colors. On sale Friday morning while they last, pair 81 Inch SHEETING Full 9-4 Unbleached Seamless smooth Sheeting. Original 25c value for Friday morning, per yard SKI Vegetable Being Kept In Cold Storage Until Distribution Is Completed Fresh preen beans which were grown In the Municipal garden of 12 acres, off the Augusta road, are now being distributed to the poor of Greenville, and the surplus is being put into cold storage for future distribution. The first picking was done Monday when 540 pounds of the green beans were gathered and a second nickins: made vesterdav.

The GREENVILLE, S. C. Perry Woods Produce company is nvttL- .1 i i and wondering how we do it. Cut prices tell the story Read Every Word In This Ad. Representing Only A Few Of Our Store Full Of Bargains For You In Our uuimng.

All of the hean.4 which are nnt. BIG IMPROVEMENT "I just feel better to get headed up-country," remarked R. W. Bruce, one of the local committee inviting the stat teachers convention to this city, as the bus bearing the group headed past Lake Murray toward Greenville. L.

P. Hollis, directing the route of the committee going to Columbia to invito the teachers to Greenville, had the return trip made via Lexington and Lake Murray so that those on the excursion could see the giant power project He also made short aide excursions throurh Goldville and Prosperity. M'LEOD a fisherman "Dizzy" McLeod, Furman coach, is gaining Quite a reputation as a Sal PALMOLIVE SOAP FRIDAY SATURDAY OCTAGON SOAP REGULAR SIZE used by the time the municipal cannery is set up will go into cans for future use. By that time many other vegetables will be ready for use from the garden which includes a large acreage of sweet and field corn, tomatoes, squash, cabbage, onions, and other vegetables. Then the 12 acres of cow peas which have been planted by the Chamber of Commerce will come in for fresh "snap' peas, and for drying for wititer use.

The municipal garden which is worked by labor furnished by the Greenville county welfare service, and supervised by Mrs. B. Hill of the Greenville Red Cross chapter, is expected to furnish fresh vegetables the entire summer and to assist in providing a winter store. The acreage is, of course, not large enough to meet the food needs of the many families in the city who are without work or other means of getting food than from the welfare agency. FRIDAY, SATURDAY And All Next Week fisherman, according to members of the Greenville County Fish and Game association.

One of them took him fishing the other, day and "Dizzy" made a good impression, it SHIRTS nn was said. 'A MOTHER'S CARE' Edcar Lewis, whose office is in 5fen' 95e covert work shirts IIHIIHIIiliilll! II ill I i 'I' nkhna 1 I a SHOES Men's genuine oak leath- er sole black calf uppers blucher and bal styles. Regular $3.00 value $1 95. 48 .95 BROOMS 10c Good 25c Floor Brooms Friday morning when I I I (j store opens, each JL PERCALES 1 the Poinsett hotel building, takes SHOES The season's nrwest sty- If In fine quality patent leather rut out strap, undals and pump. White and black kid dippers.

Values to $4.50 as much interest in the grassy spot in front of the hostelry as a mother does her child. He may be DEATHS SHIRTS seen any afternoon watering the grass, caring for goldfish that live in the small pond there or attending to other duties necessary to SHOES keeping the plot in condition. No. 444 extra full cut heavy weight dark blue work shirts SHOES SHOES Genuine Scout guaranteed color percales. Original 14c quality.

Sale price 44' 10' $0.95 Men's very fine calfskin solid leather thru and thru, steel arch support oxfords. AH latest sum mer styles. $4.00 value, $2.95. SHIRTS Hundreds of pairs of odd lots of new and desirable slippers. Values to $3.00.

June Sale price ladies' patent leather and kid straps and sandals with arch supports. New blonde slipper. Values to $5.00 HONESTY AT HEIGHT An example of honesty at its height came to light yesterday. A woman went into a movie to speak to her sister, but when she got in, she became so interested In the picture that she stayed. At the conclusion of the film, she stopped at the ticket office, purchased a ticket, gave it to a collector and went on down the street.

PERCALES Rumson's best quality 80 square percales. Regular 22c value. All new patterns SHOES Men's Senator fine weave chambray work shirts 48' $1 .48 1 12C Men's black blucher drrss oxfords. All sires. Values up to $2.50 $1.48.

lull SHIRTS CHORUS PLEASES Music lovers of Greenville yes terday were strong in their praise VOILES 10c Fast color printed voiles. A 1 1 sum- mery patterns. Per I I DR of the Spartanburg Male cnorus, SHOES A masterful value in patent leather 48 which sang here Tuesday nigut. Big Yank work shirts. Original $1 values The chorus, in a varied program, won the hearts of all its hearers.

SHOES Ladies' fine Pumps and Oxfords, I'p to $2.00 vklue. All sizes patent leather and kid. June Sale price, pair SHOES Mesh and Linen Cloth Beach Sandals. Smart, stylish T. straps and cutouts effects.

Beautiful colors. Efird's June sale price SHOES Children's Oxfords. Patent leather and calfskin straps and new blonde straps. Sizes 5's to 2's. Wonderful values JL yard and kid straps and pumps.

Blonde and I .48 94' 95 95 WEATHER FEATURE 1 UNIONS Yesterday's high temperature was DRY GOODS black calf sport oxfords and new cutout tics. Values to $2.50 responsible for many strange sights, one of the most unusual having been that of a negro child about Men's athletie union suits three years old toddling down mam 25 A special table good sheeting, remnants, t-hambrays, ginghams, etc. Per yard street protected from the sun's rays 3' 2C by a large leaf lroin a cotlonwood Savannah Shgh NEWBERRY, June 22 uneral services for Mrs. Savannah Magnolia Sligh, 78, widow of William Sligh, who died Monday night at 10 o'clock at the home of her son, Joe B. Sligh, in the Broad River section of the county were held Tuesday afternoon at 4:30 at New Hope Methodist church.

The interment was in the church cemetery. Mrs. Sligh is survived by two sons, J. B. Sligh, with whom she made her home, and Earle Sligh of Conway.

David L. Allison GAFFNEY, June 22 David Leroy Allison, 76, retired farmer, native of Cleveland county, North Carolina, died yesterday at his home on Broad street here. He had lived in Gaffney since giving up active farming 12 years ago. Mr. Allison is survived by his thiri' wife, who before her marriage was Mrs.

Lucinda McCraw; a son, Drayton Allison, of Gaffney; three brothers, J. Matt Allison, of Blacksburg, Dock Allison of Cowpens, and Sam Allison, of Gaffney; and a sister, Mrs. Mary Jane Henderson, of Cowpens. Mrs. Eleanor Holmes EDGEFIELD, June 22 Funeral services for Mrs.

Eleanor Euloanks Holmes, 45, who died early, Tuesday morning at her home in. the Antioch section of the county, were held Tuesday afternoon at 5 o'clock from Red Hill Baptist church, the Rev. C. Ross Pennington officiating. Mrs.

Holmes had been ill for several years. She was the wife of William O. Holmes, of the Antioch community, and was a member of Antioch Baptist church. She is survived by her husband, W. O.

Holmes; four sons, Moody, Crafton, Harold and Raymond; and two daughters, Hattie and Thelma. William H. Whitmire William H. Whitmire, 93, for a number of years a resident of Greenville county, died last night at 8 o'clock at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Paul C.

Parkins, after several months of declining Jiealth. Mr. Whitmire spent the greater part of his life in Greenville coun-tv. moving here from Whitmire, tree. SILK HOSIERY AT LOWEST PRICES In The Records Of Manufacturers UNIONS PERCALES Men's original 65c 1 Yarrf wide fast rnl- "35 CHILDREN ENROLL "We are anxious that all children planning to attend the daily vacation Bible school in Duncan mill community to enroll Saturday morning at 8:30 o'clock at the Method 1st church," officials said yesterday.

"This will aid us greatly in keeping enrollment records in order." Pure Thread SILK HOSE Hudson's best qualify pure thread silk seml-chlffon hose athletie union suits or percales. Per 1 J)C yard RAYON HOSE Ladies' all-over rayon Hose. AH the new spring shades. Slightly mill damaged. Per pair Full Fashioned HOSE Ladies' genuine full fashioned all pure thread silk hose.

Inal $1.00 values $1.35 Silk MESH HOSE This is a genuine full fashioned all pure thread silk Mesh Hose In all the newest colors, being offered today by many stores at $1.35. Efird's June Sale price 68c UNIONS 57c THINK IN CEMETERY BROADCLOTH 36 inch good qual- ag ity white broad- I I tji rV Ad jr p. 39c 10c Hanes athletic union suits 48 "Every person should be required to go to a cemetery once or twice a year and sit there and think a while," said C. B. Vaughan, Federal jl vr Per yard 75 Probation officer.

I say to a cemetery because more serious thinking about life in general can be done when a person is reflecting on death and what one may ac- BEST HOSIERY Senior Class best hosiery cut in price GOOD BLEACH Men's large hemstitched white handkerchiefs Regular 12 1 2c compiisn beiore that comes. quality good bleach fa ed domestic. starch. On bargain HAVE ICE CREAM EVENT An ice cream! supper will be giv table, per yard 68' Pure Thread Silk HOSE Nebel's best $1.00 all pure thread silk hose. All new spring shades en at Reedy River Baptist church Thursday night at 8 o'clock.

The proceeds will go to buy song books Ladies' Ready-To-Wear ior tne cnurch. which town was named for his OVERALLS PRINTS Yard wide fast color shirting prints and percales. ppM 50,000 VOTERS "A conservative estimate of the Sports Wear and Lingerie CUT IN PRICE! number of voters in Greenville Hosiery Dept. Main Floor CHIFFON HOSE Style 25 all over silk semi-chiffon hose in all the new shades for summer. Original $1 value.

Sale price 48 35 Boyi' Natural Winner overalls. Size to 16 county would be about 50,000," said f2z Perfect short 1 lengths. 12 l-2c value. Sale price David A. Wallace, of the Junior Chamber of Commerce Bureau familv.

At the beginning of the War Between the States he joined the Butler Guards which was the first company to leave Greenville for the front, and spent the entire time of the war with this company. He mawied Miss Barbra Fannie Hamby, who died in 1904. Mr. Whitmire- has made his home since the death of his wife with his daughter, Mrs. Parkins, and at the time of his death the family resided on which is sponsoring a campaign to get more persons to vote.

"However, not near mat many vote." OVERALLS NEW SUMMER SILKS At About Price BED SHEETS 72x90 snow white bleached sheets. Friday morning 47 Men's full cut Natural Winner overalls the new Greenville-Easley highway and while they last at the old Whitmire homestead. He LILIES ON ROADWAY ''Tiger lilies blooming along the shoulders of the highway between Greenville and Tiger-ville make the traveler wonder why more flowers are not planted along roadways, said a local man. "The yellow flowers make the highway much more was a member of the Baptist church. SPREADS 59c OVERALLS 80x105 regular $1.00 The following sons and daughters survive: Nathan A Whitmire, Wm.

D. Whitmire, L. Frank Whitmire, of Greenville, and L. B. Whitmire, of Anderson; Mrs.

Paul C. Parkins, Mrs. Harry Shannonhouse, Mrs. cotton bedspreads. 59 TO RETURN HOME "When I join the staff of the re Friday and while 68 Men's Green Label Blue Buckle overalls Roy Young, of Greenville; Mrs.

W. they last gion Veterans' bureau in Columbia T. Beaty, of union; Mrs. Walter L. Smith, of Rock Hill, and Mrs I will be in my home town," Reid Elkins, who will soon be relieved of his post with the local bureau, said Louise W.

Whitmire, of Denver, SHEETING Better dresses. On New Cotton Dress- this rack you will OP Happy II find our newest 0 new fast color cot- fl 1 dresses. Sale price ton dresses. All new Jt each nifty styles Silk Dresses. All LADIES' ALL Ik Uk crepe Ql SILK SLIPS flXC Solid colorS' in I Sale price- A eluding white and J.

pastel shades Special Dresses. (iood Looking On "this rack you CC Dresses. Heavytfj OC will find all silkV fill quality all silk flat flat crepe dresses. crrpe dresses in JL Sale price snorts colors Gowns. Porto Ric- dies' bloomers in embroidered wik jowns during this and shorts of the A 7 sale special at better kind Children's fast col- Misses Summer or print wash A A Dresses.

Misses HJ dresse AU new ll(r sh'er Print sum' summer styles. 65c JL JL mer dresses. Beau- value tiful styles MEN'S ATHLETIC A XT SHIRTS 10c 11 CW Athletic slipover gaur.e shirts on le Friday morning 1A Ut rriCe at, each 1UC OVERALLS Colorado. Eighteen grandchildren and six great-grandchildren also yesterday. "The climate of Colum FLAT CREPES REMNANTS 39-In.

all silk flat Special table short crepe in wiiite, pink yi lengths, flat crepes. and pastel colors, I 3 A Tlain shades and tt as well as black ff prints. Regular $1. Jjf and navy A Sale price JL Heavier Crepes 58c FLAT CREPE All silk fine quality good weight flat Ci AU 8llk prmts on i crepe in white, Tf heaTy 1uaIlty fla rUlln light colors, navy, Afb crepe' 0rlSinal 11 I 1 black, etc. Yard- Value.

Sale price- CREPE at 39c CHIFFONS Iray heavy rayon crepe in white and i nnted A all colors. Original L0 0ual- I Up 79c quality. Sale Jj Sale Pric- fcj JJJ bia is not as healthful as that of survive. Greenville, however." Funeral services will be held this afternoon at 6:30 o'clock at the Genuine yard wide Father George Sea Island sheeting. Per yard 20 yards for 98c 88 SHOULD FILE BUDGETS Men's best standard Bine Buckle overalls Mackey mortuary conducted by Dr 6 0 E.

P. Davis, a long time friend of the deceased, assisted by Dr. Geo. "All districts under supervision to the Greenville county department of education are requested to submit their 1932-1933 budgets by June 30," Power W. Bethea, assist W.

Quick. The interment will be made in Springwood cemetery. The PANTS grandsons win serve as active pall WASH GOODS Big table beautiful quality sheer print- tf ed batiste, printed ant supenntendant of education bearers, and the following persons declared yesterday. "It is important that the budget be filed by the will de tne Honorary pallbearers; Henry Briggs, John G. Perry, M.

time limit." 79' Men's $1.00 covert pants. Blues, tans, etc. Sale price voiles and other Parkins, W. D. Metts, W.

M. Geer, H. T. Cook, J. P.

Charles, B. F. King, Elliott Batson, Cliff R. Bram-lett, A K. Park, Thompson Chiles, 25c novelty wash goods.

Sale price O. K. Mauicun, and H. K. Townes Men's and Boys' Wear Rock Bottom Prices Members of Camp Pullian are also PANTS PILLOW CASES asked to attend in a body.

ATTENDING REUNION Dr. Bay lis Earle, Greenville county commissioner of health and commander of the William Beat tie camp. Sons of the Confederacy, is attending the national reunion of the patriotic organization in Richmond, Va. He will be back in his office Saturday. D.

A. R. Chapter In 42x36 good pillow cases, each Mens full cut broadcloth dress shirts. White and col 79 Men's blue twill cotton aerge pants ON MEN'S SUMMER SUITS SWISS RIBBED SLIPOVER SHIRTS Meeting At Enoree ors. Original 65c values.

43c SCHOOL COST CUT ENOREE, June 22 Marv Mus grove Chapter of A. R. met Thursday afternoon at the home of LONGCLOTH 5c "The cost for a student's attendance upon the Opportunity school PANTS Men's Palm Beach and Athletic swiss ribbed iKfi Men's White Pants with neat colored stripes. $1.50 valuc' QCn Sale price, Jl Miss Hepsylene Brockman, of Wood ruff. to be held at Clemson college this summer has been reduced from $20 A regular 40c men's The house was tastefully with shasta daisies and larkspur 95 10c quality yard wide longcloth.

Per yard Men's stripe semi-drew pants Men's White Duck Pants. A good. -7C quahty I Jl Men's Troy made dress shirts made of best quality broadcloth. Original $1.35 values at the lowest price ever offered. Commencing Friday TO morning UJC Men's full cut blue chambray work 9C uuK, Boys' solid color broadcloth dress OC.

shirts LOK, Boys' extra full cut fast color broadcloth A'Xt dress shirts. OC Men's style 115 better qual to $15. Mrs. Leona G. Brissie, director of adult education for the county, announced "The $15 entitles the student to every Tropical Worsted summer suits.

All good styles, values worth up to $12.50, Sale price The hostess was assisted in entertaining by her. mother Mrs. J. 95c ity white duck pants Brockman and Miss Elizabeth slipover shirt Ui MEN'S SHORTS Men's broadcloth 1 shorts IOC thing except personal effects. Wright.

A sajad course with punch was served. The program which was led by FUNERAL INVITATION PANTS Men'i $1 washable pm ft seersucker pants. the regent, Mrs. D. B.

Irby was as follows: Retirement and Death of The relatives and friends of Mr WORK SHIRTS Men's 50c bine fr4 chambray work Jf shirts. All WtA 3 Men's pre-shrunk Sanforized white duck tf 1 pants Men's better quality pin stripe pre-shrunk Of washable pants 1 William D. Whitmire and family 7 Washington, Mrs. Posie Weeks; The Funeral pf Washington, Mrs. J.

B. are invited In attend his funeral Men's regular 3fle broadcloth Hanes me n' broadcloth shorts services this, Thursday afternoon it Kiigore: Washington's Gift, Mrs. Pair 6:30 o'clock at the Mackey mor I Paul Watson; nana soio. wasn-ington Bicentennial March, Mrs. tuary, North Main at Elford.

Inter ment in Snrinsw-ood cemetery. Walter swimc..