Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1915-06-04

MISS f1dIlIldll I1uooiCoSoA e~S
James Boyd were married at the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs
w. H. Huddleston, in Rock Hill, Tues
day evening, Rev. F. T. Cox, officiat-
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd will live In
Rock Hall.
Building in Glover.
Several residences are being erected
in Glover at the present time and II is
understand that other citizens Of the
town are contemplating building
Among those who have residences
nearing completion are Messrs. j. Meek
Smith. ]. D. Duff and DR.. r. L. Wylie.
Rivers to Flood.
The Catawba and Broad rivers may
be affected by storm on Hatteras
and the Virginia coast WEDNESDAY
night. The weather bureau at WASH
ington sent out the following Wednes-
day: Heavy rains from Pennsylvania
to North Carolina may cause FOODS In
the rivers Of the Carolinas'
Assigned to Hospital Staff.
DIR. James w. Campbell Of Clover.
has been assigned to the regimental
hospital Of the First regiment, N. e.
s. c., by A. M. Brailsford OF Mullins,
surgeon general Of the National Guard.
The headquarters Of the hospital are
in Columbia. DR.. Campbell holds the
rank Of lieutenant.
Big Cotton Mill Destroyed.
The plant Of the Hardin Manufac-
turing company at Worth, on the Z:
& NV. railroad, ten miles north OF
Gastonia, N. c., was destroyed by hre
yesterday morning shortly after IL
o'clock. The loss Is reported at SZ1S,-
600. two-thirds Of which Is covered by
insurance. About 200 operators have
been thrown out Of employment.
Roddey Jones.
Miss Katherine Roddey, daughter OF
Mr. w. ]. Roddey Of Rock Hill, and
Mr.. H. T. Jones Of Norfolk, Va, were
married at the home Of the brides
parents in Rock Hill last evening,
Rev. Alexander Martin, pastor Of Oak
land Avenue Presbyterian church ofn.
ciating. The ceremony was attended
by many friends Of the contracting
parties.
Glover Elects Teacher.
Trustees Of the Glover school,
MeSSrS- W. L. DedillS udIo, liz L. W
Pressly and Jas. A. Page, have re-
elected Prof. ]. w. Shealy principal OF
the school at that place for the next
school year. Prof Shealy has been
secured at a material increase In sal
ary. No other teachers have been
elected thus far, owing to the unsettled
condition Of the schools finances.
Mitchell. Morrison.
York county friends Of Mr.. and Mrs.
S. w. Mitchell, former residents, Will
be interested to learn Of the marriage
of their daughter, Miss Maud lnman
Mitchell, to Mr.. Albert Caldwell Nor
rison of Charlotte, the ceremony oc-
curing at the home Of the brides
parents in Union, Wednesday evening,
Rev. ]. l.. Daniel officiating. A num-
ber of relatives and friends OF the
young couple attended the marriage
After trip to the Isle Of Palms, Mr.
and Mrs. Morrison will return to
Charlotte, where they will reside.
A Warning to Speed Fiends.
Municipal authorities at Clover
have recently placed signs just outside
the corporate limits of the town
warming motorists Of the speed limit
in the town. The sign boards bear
large letters advising that 1t Is un-
lawful to travel at rate Of more than
twenty miles per hour and that within
the town proper a speed OF more than
seven miles per hour Is unlawful. the
authorities expect to rigidly enforce
the speed by means Of heavy penalties.
To Have Baseball Team.
Glover expects to put out good
baseball team this summer and II is
said that steps toward that END VIII
be taken as soon as all the boys get
home from school. The team Will De
made up Of boys in the Glover mill ana
in the town and there Is plenty OF
good material from which to seiect.
Several years ago Glover had the best
amateur team in the state and the
fans there say there is no reason why
such a team cannot again be built up.
Winthrop Closes.
Closing exercises Of Winthrop COL
lege were held in the college audito-
rum Tuesday night, a large audience
being present. The exercises consist
ed of an address by Congressman A. F.
Lever Of the Seventh congressional dis
trict, several selections by the glee
club and the presentation Of diplomas
and certificates to the young ladies'
whose names were published in The
Enquirer recently.
To Assist in Club Work.
Miss Grace Huntingdon, for two years
past, professor Of domestic science In
Winthrop college, has been appointed
assistant to Miss Edith l. Parrott,
safe agent, in the home demonstration
work which has been established in
twenty-four counties in South Carroll
ma. The new assistant will have
headquarters at Winthrop college.
Miss Huntington will devote most Of