Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1910-06-14

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list, who for the past six years has
been conducting revival meetings
throughout the south and middle west
The marriage tok place at the First
was performed by Rev. John c. Pattie
pastor of the church, and a brother
in-law of the bride. Many months age
the bride conducted a revival for Rev
Mr. Smith in Gastonia and it was al
that time that the romance which cul-
minated in their marriage tonight
started"
Chester Lantern, June 10: York
county is afraid there will not be
enough candidates out to fill the vari-
Gus officers to he chosen this summer
If they can't get enough out up there
we will lend them some, provided they
promise an increase in salaries to JUS
tify a Chester man in moving to York
Miss Hamilton Henry of this city,
has been elected to the chair of chem
istry and science in the Woman's COL
of the board of that institute for the
session beginning in September. Miss
Henry is a graduate Of Erskine college
in the class of 1909, and for the past
session taught the Purity school just
below this city. She will make val
liable addition to the faculty of the
Woman's college of Due West and the
board has made a wise selection. .....
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Brice were called
to Camden, Ala, this week on account
of the death of Mr.. j. n. Miller of that
place. a brother of Mrs. Brice. Mr..
Miller died on Monday morning and
was buried Tuesday. He was one of
the most prominent men in Alabama,
and at the time of President Cleve-
lands administration held the position
Of district attorney. Mr.. Miller's eld-
est son, Mr.. Bonner Miller, died just
two weeks previous to the death of his
father. Chester has. finally been
awarded the pennant as winner in the
race in 1908 in baseball, according to
j. w. Weeks of Camden, while in the
city. Mr.. Weeks said that Mr.. M. L.
Smith of Camden, who served as presi-
dent of the state league in 1908, has re-
ceived information to this effect from
Secretary Farrell of the National Base
ball commission. He said that officers
of the Chester club would receive Off
cial notification of this fact shortly.
The following invitations heralding the
approaching wedding of a popular
couple have been issued: Mr.. and Mrs.
John A Hood request the honor OF
your presence at the marriage of their
daughter Lucille, to Mr.. Harry NJ. Will
liams, on Wednesday evening, June the
twenty second, at o'clock, one hum
dred and forty-four. Centre street,
Chester, South Carolina. :. The South
Carolina League of Building and Loan
associations will meet in this city next
year having accepted the invitation
extended by the city through Mr.. B.
M. Spratt and DIR. G. B. White at the
meeting in Anderson. The session
there came to a close yesterday even
ing, after selecting Chester as the next
meeting place. Equally of interest was
the election of Mr.. B. M. Spratt as
president of the State League of Build
ing and Loan associations for next
year. This is a compliment to Chester
Il,
nized among the building and loan men
in the state At the banquet last night,
Mr.. Spratt spoke on the subject, why
Building and Loan Associations Should
be Encouraged" He discussed the
proposition in his usual manner