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THE GREENVILLE NEWS. GREENVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA PAGE FIVE Ka's Give A Party Terry, Minus Ermine Bathing WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER IS, 1 9 54 Mrs. Habingreither Taken For 3 O-Days Observation Town Talk Suit, Going To Cheer Soldiers nnrt Cftlan1 CIia maA 4ltnt pti HOLLYWOOD. Dec. 14 U.P- janu mum miiv niu Utah she Is not taking along the re "'-tK South Carolina Industrial School i a girls, a boy lo the John c.

c- G- MOORE, stenographer for Greenville County IT vealing Darning sun mat causca a controversy last year. The first units cum nosed nf 70 lu-ueienoant in a murder war rant chareinu hr k. Terry Moore, minus the white ermine bathing suit that wowed troops in Korea last winter, heads the largest group of Christmas entertainers ever assembled by the movie industry to bring holiday entertainment to troops overseas, Hollywood disclosed today. other entertainers and 17 L'SO Richards industrial School and Court, was unable to be at his work yesterday because of three prisoners to the State Penti- Illness. In his absence, Mrs.

Elizabeth Bobo, circuit court nnlwin I I g1oup wasi. tran.l' stenographer, recorded the testimony in County Criminal county c'onTS cu" Al A. Brown Jr. has been separated from the The indictment alleues that Mrs Air Force and Is at his home on Potomac Ave. He plans to musicians leave Friday morning frii hnliflav wpplr shnuftrf milr.

band in the death of their infant daughter, was yesterady committed to the South Carolina Mate Hospital for a 3U-day period of observation and tary bases in the Far East Com Miss Moore, who heads her own Habingreither and her husband, enter Clemson College next semester. Larry L. Sim nianu, norm Allira, Alaska and the Northeast Air Command. mons, son of Mrs. Elizabeth G.

Simmons, has been sepa- unit, will leave Dec. 22 to entertain troops in the Azores, Ice- VZ, i uuy- Andrew Charles Habingreither the LZt' slruck the child' Kalherine Marie Slg.ned fay Jua Habingreither. with their hands J. niiii lilt-II 11(11111. rated from the Air Force after four years of service and I 1 I IIT 1 Hobert on mouon and fists.

The 16-month-old fiirinow al nls nome on waoe Hampton tiiva. died Oct. 24. I of Harold N. Morris and Hovt in the sim.M.

MiMt Mint.Ms Base, the world's only air-frnm Donaldson and Aucusta Cir-lto-air rocketry center RiM Habingreither. 24, is Greenville County Jail. l'arlee, court-appointed attorneys for Mrs. Habingreither. Solicitor James R.

Mann consented to the observation and examination of Mrs. Habini'reither cle Schools will give a program raem v. in leave tomorrow ai-. ternoon to spend Christmas holl In reece ar "'mays with his father and his sis A Jr- J' if 30 o'clock. The group perform ter and Mr.

Itoorarm family at Westport, Conn. The order said in part, "'Some question has been raised sanity of the ed Monday at Donaldson School. I'he students of Stone and Sum uepuiy T. Kskew and Kinest Anti-American Feeling Erupts iaie oi tne staff of the Central Camp accompanied Mrs. llabin-ill'her to the State Hnsniial SUFFERING FROM ACHES AND PAINS OF RHEUMATISM? For quick relief get LINOGESIC, the new emulsion liquid analgesic balm.

It acts fast gives prompt relief from aches and pains or rheumatism and muscular aches and pains. 98c At All Leading Drug Stores LINOGESIC The Athlete's Liniment mil Drive Schools will give a program tomorrow at 1:30 o'clock at Stone School. The same group will perform Friday at 1:30 o'clock at Summit Drive School. also transported a girl to the ATHENS. Greece, Dec.

14 iP)-Anli-American violence erupted over Washington's stand on the mm nil' 1 i- MR. AND MRS. WACO and son will leave Sunday for Westchester, N. to spend the Christmas holidays with Mrs. Childers' parents, Mr.

and Mrs. I. J. Miss Annette Cooke of Greer has been elected student council representative for the class of 1958 at Coker College in Harlsville. BACH'S CHRISTMAS ORA MR.

I I ls DI'KOItAU II MIXED CHORUS of Greenville Senior High School was Cyprus issue. More than 4,000 stu- Members of the Kaupa Alpha Order, social fraternity at Fur- uenis smashed windows in a down- vL Jf.L.' 'direction of J. Marian Magill. Se- IMC OllUU-llia "Mllltlll'll i rr 1... u.

man mversity, gave a parly for the children at Shriners' Hospital fur Crippled Children Monday. Robert Kllis, a KA pledge, Is shown here with liille patient, Deborah Hodge. The party opened with songs led by Herbert Tyler, chairman of the KA entertainment committee. The children were given bags of candy, chewing gum, apples and oranges, and were served lee cream in cones. Music was furnished by a KA foursome, including a trumpet, piano, drums and saxophone.

Lilly Riley, 8, of Aiken, sang a solo. Kfith an-in i t'i i lecuuns were onrreu uy we andichorus. the double octet, the girls' isiitain, which rules Cvnrus as aL i.i.. i TORIO was presented by the Hob Jones university oratorio So jtiiM-iiioiu aim uic uuja ijuai iti, Police supported by fire hoses made a flying charge to disperse Wan os bivt a cold you MISS ANNETTE COOKE of Greer is the newly-elected student council representative for the the students, who fought back with ciety last night in the Rodcheav- er Auditorium W. B.

(Monk) Mulligan was back at his post at the YMCA briefly yesterday and hopes to be at work regularly beginning next week. lie underwent an operation recently, want relief from the pain and discomfort and you want It fast. Bayer Aspirin! A tablet starts sior.es ana cnairs snatched irom freshman class at Coker College sidewalk coflee houses. Sixty-five at Harlsville Buddy Bull of persons including some polite were am) yirgil Duffie of iniured in the two-hour melee. Greenwood were two of the 17 Penney's ine ouinreak occurred as the new members initialed into Kap- disintegrating almost the instant you take it -therefor is ready to go to work with amazing speed.

THE BIUI.Y THOMPSON CI.UB will hold its Christinas nartv Pre-Christmas Clean-Up Sensution! Kappa, honor-service United Nations General Assembly's pa Sigma Political Committee in New York fraternity at the University of Sundav at 3 d. m. in the Union South Carolina, this Bleacherv Hall. The club, headed hv Mrs. VV.

B. Miller, nrn- "cii uirudunj; uieece uenianu that Britain quit Cyprus, strategic i East Mediterranean island now AIRMAN THIRD CLASS CUR- vides entertainment for Dhvsiral. T1S V. HUNT, son of Mr. and ly handicapped Mrs.

W. E. Mrs. James F. Hunt of 9 Gold-lDaniel of Fort Lauderdale, Fla was recently assigned to thejjs visiting Dr.

and Mrs. Dewitt headquarters for Britain's Middle Kast Command. The United States has made it clear to Greece that Washington will not support this demand. nyarauuc snops in tne mainie-'Harper on Pine Forest Dr, iidiicc squauron ai xuma Air ROBERT JAMES MALCOLM. native of Charleston and formerly a Greenville insurance man, has been appointed field supervisor for the Life Insurance Co.

of PUBS Virginia at Richmond, Va. Mr. Malcolm is married to the former Miss Edna Earle Knight of this and they have three children. FURMAN GORDON CRIMS- LEY. 320 Gordon William Perry (iandlett.

23 Seventh Don Clifton Bridges, Travelers Rest, Rt. Phillip Angel Moon and Walter Eugene Barker, both of Greer, and James Marvin OES Rush, Williamston. were recently- UU enlisted in the Navy here and Lj if lzj ii are undergoing recruit training at Great Lakes Naval Training Station near Chicago. THE S125TII ARSU School will meet tomorrow at 8 p. m.

at the Army Reserve Training Center on Laurens Rd. Lt. Col. John E. Mns- 5 1j tMMUW ley, unit adviser, has announced Mr.

and Mrs. James Martin of Anderson will visit friends and relatives here during the week end. FFA Procedure 3 Event Tonight SIMPSONVILLE. Dec. 14 The annual Greenville County Future Give yourself or some special person a real Christmas present, trip on the fabulous Sunset to Southern Arizona.

In this famous resort and ranch country you'll do new things see new sights-make new friends! And you'll find SP's streamlined Sunset Limited fun, fast and fabulous! Two restaurants. Two lounges. Foam ubber chair car seats with full-length leg rests. Private roomettes and bedrooms (single or en suite) in the Pullmans. It's America's best way West! Both Arizona and the Sunset are popular.

Advance reservations are a "must," So call or write your SP representative for details today! Ask for free, colorful booklet "Your Vacation in Arizona." Farmers of America Federation parliamentary procedure contest will be tomorrow nicht at o'clock at the high school audi torium here. Five-man FFA teams from 14 schools will compete lor a Green ville Civitan Club trophy and the chance to represent this county in the district contest at Helton Through uistf Pullman en streamlined Crtscenf leaves Greenville 4:35 A.M. in January. 'I Each of the five men on a team is indeed on a particular phase i Southern Pacific of parliamentary procedure and the team total decides the win ner. M.

O. Alexander, vocational agriculture teacher, is adviser of C. Harrimon, Gtnral Agtnt 411 Reynolds Building Phont 8032, Winiton-Soltm 3, North Carolina the host chapter. 1 TlH' Switzerland has electrified 94 per cent of its railroads. IS 4 ALL BETTER QUALITY GENUINE LEATHERS AND RICH SUEDES Two Riy Groups! mile! i rv 1X lour friends will enjoy CZ Vl I the whiskey lhal VjZk AND .7 AiM.

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