Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1915-05-28

Bethany High school closes its eight
! months session today and 1t Is ex-
| pected that there will, as usual, be q
large number Of people present from
| the community surrounding. Several
| speakers are on the programme for
today and there are also other at
| fractions.
Teachers Reelected.
o. c.. Kibler, principal Of the Leslie
school during the term which closed
a few days ago, has been reelected
to that position. Miss Kittie Blair
principal Of the Cotton Belt school
for several years past, also has been
reelected.
Special Levy Carried.
In accordance with notice previous
ly published by the trustees, DR.. G..
w. Hill, j. T. Faris and w. H
Spencer, citizens Of Catawba Junction
school district No. 46, on yesterday
voted on the question Of increasing
the special school levy from 2 to 4
mills. The levy was carried by a vote
Of II to 1.
For Benefit Of High School.
H. E. Neil, county treasurer, has
received from the state treasurer
the sum Of $1,350-the second install
ment Of aid from the state for the use
Of six York county high schools. The
money Is apportioned as follows:
Bethany, $3.50; Clover, 1920; Fort
Mill, 5000: Sharon, $3.50; Yorkville,
$500; Hickory Grove. $3.50.
Released on Bond.
J. s. Stevenson, who Is charged with
| the killing Of John w. Hafner in the
Bullock's Creek section last Saturday
night, was released from the county
| Jail yesterday afternoon on a bond
Of $1,000, signed by w. s. Wilker-
son and w. L. Hill. Stevenson has
retained w. w. Lewis and Thos. F.
Mellow, Esq, Of Yorkville, as counsei
| and will very likely be tried at the
next term Of court Of general ses-
| sions for York county.
Rock Hill School to Close.
Commencement exercises in con-
nection with the closing Of the Rock
week, beginning on Sunday with the
baccalaureate sermon which will be
preached by Rev. DR.. A. D. P. Gill
mour, pastor Of Purity Presbyterian
church, Chester. Prof. D. w. Dan
iels Of Clemson college. is to make
the annual address to the gradual
ing class Twenty -four pupils will
receive diplomas-seventeen Of them
being girls and eight boys.
School Levy Increased.
Electors in Bethany school district
No. 2, on yesterday, voted to increase
the school levy from three to four
mills. Thirty votes were cast, all of
foI NJ in nf
increasing the levy. The trustees Of
the Bethany school district are J. L.
McGill, ]. w. Pursley and R. L.
Ferguson. Bethany school will very
likely operate under the rural graded
school system next year instead or
the high school system.
DibbIe- -Tapp.
Rev. F. w. Dibble of Glover, and
Miss Ava Lee Tapp were married IN
Columbia, Thursday, the ceremony
being witnessed by only few inti-
mate friends Of the contracting par
ties. Rev. MIR. Dibble is pastor Of
the Glover circuit. His bride is a
daughter Of James L. Tapp, a sue
cessful merchant of Columbia. After
short honeymoon, Rev. and Mrs.
Dibble will return to Glover, where
they will reside.
Enloe Hagans.
Miss Macy B. Hagans and Mr..
Marion A. Enloe were married at the
A. r. P. parsonage in Yorkville last
evening, by Rev. ]. l. Oates, the
ceremony being witnessed by only a
few friends of the contracting parties
Mrs. Enloe has, for some time past,
been a central at the Glover tele-
phone exchange, and Is we'll known to
large acquaintance. The groom Is
we'll known young man Of Glover,
held in the highest esteem. Mr.. and
Mrs. Enloe will continue to reside at
Glover.
Many People Cutting Oats.
Scores Of people have been busy
cutting their oats this week and it is