Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1905-12-12


urday in the afternoon at six OF the
o'clock, at which hour the preparation
of the Sabbath begins.
"I advise you to fast five Fridays In
the year, beginning with Good Friday,
and continue the four Fridays imme-
diately following, in remembrance or
the five bloody wounds 1 received Tor
all mankind.
You shall diligently and peacefully
labor in your respective vocations
where it hath pleased God to call you,
You shall love one another with
brotherly love, and cause them that are
,ot baptized to come to church ana
hear the holy sacrament, viz: Bap-
tism and the Lords Supper, and be
made members thereof. In so doing l
will give you long life and many bless
ings, and your land shall replenish and
bring forth abundance. l will give you
many blessings, and comfort you IN the
greatest temptation; and he that doeth
to the contrary shall be cursed and
improbable. will also send hard
ness Of heart upon them; but especially
upon the hardened and impenitent un-
believers.
HE that giveth to the poor shall not
be u:profitable.
Remember to keep holy the Sab
Dath Qay, lot the SeNelitu udy hoNS
taken to myself.
And he that hath copy of this let
ter. written with my own hand, spoken
with my own mouth, and keeps 1t
without publishing 1t to others shall
not prosper: but he that publishes 1t to
others shall be blessed of me, and
though his sins be in number as the
stars Of the sky, and If he believe this,
he shall be pardoned; and If he believes
not this writing and my command
monts: / will send plaques upon him,
and consume both him and his chill
dren and his cattle; and whosoever
has a copy Of this letter written with
my own hand, and keep 1t in their own
houses, nothing shall harm them,
neither pestilence, lightning or thunder
shall do them harm. And If q woman
be with child and in labor. and copy.
of this letter be about her, and she
firmly put her trust in me, she shall be
delivered Of the birth.
"You shall have no news of me, but
by the Holy Ghost, til the day Of judg-
ment.
"All goodness and prosperity shall
be in the house where a copy of this
'etter shall be found"
At the last meeting Of the board OF
trustees of Winthrop College, plans
were discussed for the erection OF a
S45. 900 model school for use by those
who are taking the teachers course
at the college. At present the build
ing used for the instruction work Is
badly crowded and there is need OF
a new building. The building would,
of course, be used as graded school
for the city of Rock Hill. The trus-
tees plan is to ask for an appropria-
ton of $4,000 from the legislature
and raise a like amount by subscrip-
ton. The last $1,000 has been prom
ised by Pierpont Morgan, who has
taken a great interest in this South
Carolina institution. The building
will be a model one in every respect
and will include all the departments
of a graded school. Those taking
the teachers course in the college
are required to start at the first grade
and go straight through the entire
course under the supervision OF COM
petent instructors. With this new
building the studies could be extended
and the students would be materially
benefited thereby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Martin on the
9Th instant, celebrated their golden
wedding" at their home near here
and were the recipients of a num-
ber of handsome and useful gifts APP
propriate to the occasion. Their
daughters, Mrs. J. s. Sadler, Of Tirzah
and Mrs. F. B. Moore, Of Guthries--
Vile. and their families were present
as were a number of other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Roach, near neigh
bors of the Martins. were also pres
ent and in assisting their hosts also
celebrated their fortieth anniversary.
An old fashioned, bountiful and de-
licious country dinner was served and
the day very happily spent
Miss Bessie, the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. J. Anderson, Of the Nee
ly's Creek section, was married at
Thursday noon to Mr.. James Glas-
cock, of Harmony. The Rev. Oliver
Johnson, of the Neely's Creek Asso-
ciate Reformed. church, officiated.
Mr. Richard Garrison, one Of York
best men farmers, who has
all his life lived near Ebenezer Pres
byterian church, will about the 18th
inst, leave here and go to Warren.
Arkansas, where he will make his fu-
ture home He has sold his farm and
belongings here and has purchased
others there. He has brother, Mr..
Brown Garrison, who lives at War
rem ard is one of that places most
substantial citizens. These men are
sons of that grand old Christian gen.
tleman, Squire Peter Garrison who
died here some months since.
A marriage in which Rock Hill is
much interested is that Of Miss NAL
lie Friday, of Columbia to Mr.. Fred
Marshall, formerly Of this city, now of
Atlanta, Ga. Mr.. Marshall, who is
with the Bell Telephone company, in
a very responsible position, is the sec
ond son of Capt. ]. Wilson Marshall of
Rock Hill. Miss Friday is well known
and popular here where she has visit
ed The marriage will occur on the
14th inst.
On the 18th another marriage in
which our people are interested, will
occur at the brides home in Sumter
county, that of Miss Emmie Parker.
a former Winthrop girl who has spent
part of her life here with her sister.
Mrs. Robt. Hope and her brother, Mr..
James Parker. The groom to be is
Mr.. David Ramsey McCollum.
On Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day night Manager McElwee will have
an attractive company at Friedheim's
hall. The Kennedy Players. They
will present popular melodrama at
popular prices and are spoken Of very
highly where they have appeared.
Mr.. Harry Dickson, of Charlotte,
spent Sunday at Capt. R. E. Tomp-
kinS'.
Miss Alta Fewell visited Miss Bes-
sic Mcconnell. in Yorkville last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Pegram, Of Yorkville
stopped with Mr.. and Mrs. S. T.
Frew, on their return from Steele
Creek, y. C..
Mayor Roddey left Saturday night
for a trip north. 1t is his intention
to spend several days in Washington.
He is very much interested. as we all
are. in the question of the Western
Judicial District bill and whether
Rock Hill gets into the picture, and
will be on hand to hear the results.
MERE-MENTION.
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