LANDRUM GIRL FOUND;
FOUR MEN BEING HELD
Sheriff B. B. Brockman said
Thursday night that he and Sheriff
Loyd Panther of Polk County, N.
C., hope to know soon what to do
with four men being held in Polk
County Jail on abduction warrants
involving Eva Ann Watson, 15.
The Landrum girl, student at
Tryon High School, was located in
Louisville, Ky., Sheriff Brockman
reported Thursday. He said the
girl’s father left Thursday to bring
her home.
Sheriff Brockman pointed out
that no charge is pending against
the girl and that for this reason it
was decided her father would be
the proper person to bring her
back home.
Officers said they had not yet
determined how the girl made her
way to the Kentucky city after be
ing sought here and in various sec
tions of North Carolina as a wit
ness in the case in which several
men reportedly accompanied her
across the State line in an auto
mobile.
Mrs. Watson told Spartanburg
and Polk County officers that she
last saw her daughter standing on
the highway near their home. She
said a car stopped where she was
standing and that when it pulled
away the girl was gone. She said
she could not state positively
whether the girl got into the auto
mobile.—Spartanburg Herald.
Races Slated On Greer,
Landrum Oval
Stock car races are scheduled on
Jhe Greer-Landrum, Speedway Sat
urday afternoon, it was announced
Thursday night.
Time trials will start at 1 with
the main event, a 35-lap race, get
ting under way at 3. Two heat
vaces and a consolation will come
up before the headliner. It will
he the opening race of the season
on the speedway oval.—Spartan
burg Herald.
Presbytery At Sandy Plains
The A. R. P. Presbytery met
on April 10th at Sandy 'plains
Presbyterian Church. About 150
delegates attended from the Pied'
mont section, including Dr. W. W.
Boyce, dean of Erskine Theological
Seminary, Due West, S. C.; Dr.
C. B. Williams, editor of the
church papers. The local minister,
Rev. James B. Bell, preached his
trial sermon before the Presby
tery.
It was the first time the Pres
bytery had met in Sandy Plains in
about 14 years.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Arthur and
small son of Charlotte were guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Leland
Sunday.
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also pants tailored. Pick up
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