Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1907-03-05
ROCK HILL AND VICINITY.
Pastorship of Presbyterian Church.
Personal and Other Notes of Inter-
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Correspondence OF the Yorkville Enaulisr.
Rock HILL, March 5-The congre-
CATION Of the First Presbyterian church
at it's meeting decided to leave the
matter of selecting a pastor to fill the
| vacancy made by the removing OF
Rev. Walter l.. Lingle, D. D., to At
lanta to a committee Of fifteen to be
chosen equally from the elders, dea-
cons and the congregation. At the
joint meeting Of the two first mention
ed bodies, the following were chosen:
Messrs. J. F. Reid, ]. c. Cork, ]. W.
Thomson with r. B. Cunningham as
substitute), D. B. Johnson and j. s,
White, from the eldership: Messrs. "
B. McFadden, w. ]. Roddey ]. M
| Cherry, T. L. Johnson and B. N. Craig
from the deaconate. Messrs. w. G.
| Whitner, Ira B. Dunlap, T. o. Flowers
]. R. Barron and w. s. Adams. Elder
]. F. Reid was chosen chairman OF the
committee and Elder Jas. s. White
secretary.
Mr.. B. J. Barber, a baker Of this
city, who has for some weeks been In
an Asheville, N. c., hospital FOL
treatment and who expected to return
home and resume his business, March
1st, has written friends here that while
he is getting along quite satisfactorily
his physicians. will not discharge him
until the goth of this month.
| The remains Of the late Mr.. David
Hoke, who died last week In Shreve-
port, La, hospital, arrived here Satur-
day morning and were inferred IN
Laurelwood cemetery. Revs. w. B
duncan and w. H. Arial of the M. E
church conducted the services.
| Mr. Ray Diehl, a young former citi-
zen of this city, who has for two years
past been cashier for the Charlotte OBJ
server. has resigned his position Of
| that paper to become the manager Of
the Winston Salem Journal.
| Mr. Obin MatZ, young man con-
nected with the local Office Ct the Ca
| tawba Power company, and Miss Nina
Bennett, charming young lady Of thi.
city were married Sunday evening a.
the st. Johns M. E. parsonage by Rev
w. B. Duncan, the pastor
| DR.. l. Simpson, a prominent DENTS
of this city has returned from Indian
apolis, Ind, where he has been fol
some weeks undergoing treatment fol
blood poisoning.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. McCaw. wh'
were married IN Hickory, n. c., earl!
| last week and who have been spending
some days with the brides parents
| Mr.. and Mrs. ]. q. Anderson, left Sat
urdav for a trip to Florida.
| Mr. j. p. Giles has opened a mea
market in the building. formerly oc
cupied by the Robbins & Wilson
market.
Mr.. Robert A. Smith of Newport
who recentlv suffered stroke Of pa
| ralysis of the left side, Is so far I'M
proved as to be able to come to town
| Mr.. F. c. Harris, who Is well known
| In York county, was stricken with pa
ralvsis one day last week. Mr.. ]. L
| Williamson. his brother-in-law, visited
him Sunday.
Mr.. R. A. Minter, the night watch
man at Winthrop college, is still sicl
and his place is being filled by Mr.. w
+ H. Dunlap.
Miss Adele Pinckney, who was for
merlv connected with the infirmary o
| Winthrop college and is now In Co
lumbia, visited Miss jamie Massey las
week.
Mr. Gus Erwin, who had about de-
cided to give up the position Of driver
for the city fire department has decid'
ed to remain. This will give great sat
isfaction to the citizens In general.