Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1913-05-09
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Glover, May 9.---A number Of Glover
fishing parties have made excursiona
Of them have had good luck. The ma
jority of the fishermen go to point
known as "Blalock's," and fish up and
down the river from there. Messrs. M.
L. Ford and w. T. Rankin were at
the river last Monday and secured q
good catch, most Of the fish caught be-
ing carp and cats. Il 80
The Bowling Green school closed q
most successful session last Friday.
The school has been In charge OF Misses
Jennie Currence and Bessie Gettys. A
large number Of pupils have been en-.
rolled during the year just closed, and
the patrons Of the school are well
pleased with the work done. ~
y A very successful and largely at
tended meeting was held In the Clover
Presbyterian church, beginning last
Friday evening and continuing through
Sunday night. Rev. w. A. Hafner, OF
Fort Mil, assisted the pastor, Rev. ii,
j. Mills, and q number OF additions
were made to the church membership.
There are thirteen students In the
graduating class Of the Clover Graded
school this year. The school Is com
posed Of ten grades and the graduating
class Is the largest In several years.
The school, which has 207 students en-
rolled, will come to close on Friday,
NAV "a and the winding up of a very
successful session will be marked by
appropriate commencement exercises.
Two medals are to be given to
students of the Graded school this
year-one for the best essay, the other
for the best defamation. There are
thirteen contestants for these medals,
and all are working hard In the nope
Of winning the prizes.
Invitations to the Spring reception
to be given the Clover Graded school
boys by the school girls. have been
sent out. The reception which will be
held In the Graded school building this
evening is an event Of much pleasure
and interest to Clover young people.
( Clover, like other towns, hopes to
have a good baseball team during the
summer months. Several Of the local
school players will play this summer
and IL will be an easy matter to ma
good players in the town. For several
years this place had one OF the best
amateur baseball teams In the state
and the local baseball enthusiasts here
are of opinion that a strong team can
be organized this summer.
Clover defeated Yorkville In a slow
and uninteresting baseball game on
the Glover grounds Tuesday afternoon.
The score was 6 to 8. Yorkville's In
ability to hit the ball when they had
men on the bases, resulted In the vic
tory for Clover. Lawrence OF Clover,
pitched good steady game and was
strongly supported by his team. Bat
teries-Clover,. Lawrence and Ford;
Yorkville- Gaulden and Quinn.
Umpire, Neill. H!. .f' ~
Misses Nicely, Haynes and Adams
have resigned their positions as teach
ers In the Glover Graded school.
Mrs. Ross and mother Of Gaffney,
are visiting the family Of Mr.. J. Meek
Smith in Glover.
Misses Henderson, Rich, Glasscock
and Boats Of Linwood college, N. c.,
visited Miss Ada Davis at her home on
Clover, No. 4, this week.
Misses Barron and jackson Of Tirzah
visited Miss Ella Youngblood In Clo-
yer this week. i.9' ~
Miss Emily Wright of Glover, re-
turned to her home Monday after a
visit to friends in Charleston.