Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1913-01-24
LOCAL LACONICS

James F. Jackson Of Yorkville, has
stable, the commission to be Of force
during the pleasure of the governor.
Hero School.
The following are on the honor roll
for Hero school, Miss Katherine
Crawford teacher, for the month end
ing January IT: Emma Ferguson,
Ethel Greene, Annie McCarter, Mary
Summerford.
Gettys- Martin.
Rock Hill, January %: This after
noon at the home Of the brides moth
er, Mrs. William Martin, at Harmony,
Miss Missouri Martin and Mr.. Thomas
r. Gettys were married. The ceremony
took place at $50 and was performed
by Rev. A. S. Rogers, pastor Of the A.
R. P. church of this city. On account
Of recent bereavement in the brides
family only few very close relatives
and friends were present. Miss Martin
Is an attractive and popular young
lady. Mr.. Gettys holds a position with
the Standard Oil company in Charlotte
and both have numerous friends both
in this state and in North Carolina.
Mrs. L. j. Lumpkin Dead.
Mrs. Ladd j. Lumpkin, nee Miss
Wilmoth Jackson, died at the home
of her mother, Mrs. S. M. Jackson, at
Newport last Tuesday, after a dis
tressing illness covering a period of
about or 9 weeks. Mrs. Lumpkin
was married to- her husband only
about a year ago. The funeral SER
vices were held at Ebenezer where the
interment took place on Tuesday. The
deceased is survived by her husband,
mother, and the following brothers
and sisters: Messrs. T. w. and R. A.
Jackson of Newport, Foster Jackson,
of Concord, Edward Jackson, Of Rock
Hill, Mrs. S. A. Dye, Miss Mary jack
son of Newport, and Mrs. Thos. Hynd-
man, Of Atlanta, Ga.
Glover High School.
Glover, January 20: Monday the
High School Athletic association met
and paved the way for a first rate
track team. Will Matthews was elect
ed manager, and each event placed In
charge Of some one. 1t Is hoped that
the Yorkville and Gastonia high
schools will organize teams and engage
to meet the Glover team at their ear
liest convenience. Saturday night the
girls of the Glover high school gave a
reception to the high school boys. The
hall and music room were beautifully
decorated with cedar, holly and ferns.
Japanese lanterns were placed effec-
lively in the hallway and about the
ROOM. Progressive anagram and rook
were played. Refreshments were grace
fully served by the girls. The evening
wore pleasantly away, and the boys
voted the high school girls excellent
entertainers.
The Junior Order at Glover.
Clover January 23.-With a large
crowd of Junior Mechanics and friends
present on the evening Of Jan. 18th the
following officers of Glover Leaf Coun-
ell No. % were installed for the next
term, viz, Councillor P. D. Hopper, Vice
Councillor w. H. Hagans, Rec. Sec. JAS
A. Barrett, Fin. Sec. A. ]. Quinn, Treas
N. w. Holland, Conductor G. W. Spar
row, Warden G. w. Adams. Inside S.
/. F. Ford o. S. NJ. M. Pendleton, Trus-
tee (18 months) Jas. A. Barrett. State
Councillor Butler being unable to be
present, Past Councillor Sam j. Mat
thews was appointed deputy state coun-
cilor and did the work in a very i'm
pressive manner. After the installation,
the council served soft drinks and ci-
gars for refreshments. Excellent music
was rendered by the Glover string band.
Short impromptu speeches were made
by Messrs. Thos. T. B. Williams, A. L.
Lineberger Of Bethany, P. D. Hopper
and Jas. A. Barrett The exercises clos
ed with the singing Of America"
Death of Mrs. J. w. Thomson.
Blacksburg, January %: Mrs. Bar
bara Thomson died at her residence,
the Thomson house, this morning at
$40 o'clock. Apparently in her usual
health yesterday afternoon, she was