Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1915-12-03
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News Happenings In NelghbOrlng
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Dealing Mainly With Local Affairs Of
Cherokee, Cleveland, CASTOR, Lam
caster and Chester.

Dealing Mainly With Local Affairs o'
Cherokee, Cleveland, CASTOR, Lam
caster and Chester.
Gastonia Gazette, Nov. 80: Castor
county was doubly honored by th'
North Carolina Teachers assembly ir
annual session at Raleigh last Thurs.
day and Friday, in that two Of hel
prominent school men. Supt. Joe s
Wray Of Gastonia, and Prof. ]. B
Henson Of Dallas. were among the Of
ficers chosen for the ensuing year
Prof Wray was elected president OF
the association Of City Superintend.
ents and Prof. Henson vice president
of the association Of High School
Principals and Teachers. -. Misses
Enroll Henderson and Connie Lomax
left last night for New York where
they will do postgraduate work in the
Polytechnic hospital. They are both
graduates Of the city hospital school
for nurses. DIR. L. N. Patrick re-
turned this morning from Baltimore
to which place he went last week to
take Mrs. w. r. Harrison Of Lowell
route one. for an operation. .On
Wednesday afternoon Of last week
at o'clock, Mr. R F. Campbell and
Miss Edna Wallace were united in
marriage at the home Of the bride in
West Gastonia. Rev. F. w. Bradley
was the officiating minister. -. AT the
parsonage Of East Baptist church
Sunday evening at $50 o'clock, Miss
Edna Rhyme and Mr.. Jay Arthurs were
married in the presence Of a few in
timate friends, the ceremony being
performed by Rev. ]. ]. Beach.
DR.. T. c. Quickel left on No. 38 Sun
day night for Baltimore. to take little
Beulah Hoyle, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. M. Hoyle, to Johns Hopkins
hospital. Mrs. Hoyle accompanied
them. The little girl has serious
throat trouble which has rendered
It necessary for more than two months
to keep a tube in her throat.
Rock Hill Herald, Nov. 80: On OF
about December Is, there will be
turned loose in the city Of Rock Hill
between $4,000 and $4,000, a goodly
sum Of which will be spent in buying
Christmas merchandise, gifts, etc. The
spending Of this money will cause
business to hum along all lines. The
sum referred to Is to be paid out
to the members Of the Christmas Saw
ings club Of the Peoples National
bank and represents the deposits OF
the 1880 club members. Next Saturday
night the club year will close and
all members who have made regular
payments to this date will receive
per cent interest on their deposits to
cover the club dues. This in itself
will amount to several hundreds OF
dollars. Sunday morning at IL
o'clock at the Baptist parsonage, Rev
w. J. Nelson united in marriage Ed
ward D. Catoe and Miss Mollie Parish
both Of the Manchester village. ..:.
The only Rock Hill pastor to leave as
result Of the conference appoint
ments yesterday is Rev. D. H. Aatta-
way, who has served the North Rock
Hill circuit, including the Manchester
church. Rev. Mr.. Attaway goes to the
Brookland church, Columbia, as supply
pastor. ...... Mrs. Edward Fewell's
friends will regret to know that she is
quite sick at the Fennell infirmary.
An operation will probably be perform
ed today.
Lancaster News, Nov 80: Mr.. Vern-
on Proctor, who for the past two years
or more has held the responsible posi-
ton Of assistant agent and operator
at the Southern railway station, left
Sunday for Branchville to accept
another position with the Southern
the change being made in the nature
Of promotion. Mr.. Proctors Lam
caster friends regret that this change
takes him from this place, but they
wish him continued success. Mr.
Proctor is succeeded by Mr.. Curry OF
Forest City, N. An interesting
gathering Of friends and relatives
filled the home Of Mr.. ]. F. Bell on
Thursday, Nov. 25, to witness the
marriage Of Miss Irene Bell to Mr.
T. P. McKeown. go. Mr.. Otis Dees OF
Fork Hall. and Miss Millie Sims were
married Sunday morning at the home
Of Rev. P. E. Blackmon at Longsville
...... ON Thanksgiving night, the
25th. Mr. c. w. Estridge and Miss
Mamie Lee Delaney were happily
married by Magistrate w. J. Crenshaw
at his residence. 49,. Sunday evening
at o'clock, Mr.. L. P. Small and Miss
Connie Eva Rowell were united In
marriage at the home Of Rev. P. E.
Blackmon. Wednesday evening al
s o'clock, the home Of Mrs. M. c.
Gardner was the scene Of a beautiful
wedding, when her daughter, Miss
Beulah, became the bride Of Mr.. Err
nest Knight, son Of Mr. ]. W. Knight.
Chester Reporter, Nov. 20: Mr.. j.
T. Collins, who filed a voluntary pc
tition in bankruptcy last week through
his attorney. Mr.. S. E. McFadden, has
assets amounting to $54.6S5.17. while
liabilities amount to $49,491.90. Mr.
Collins had been endeavoring with
the help Of fall and winter business
to effect a satisfactory settlement
with creditors and was making pro-
gress towards this end. when the Sc
curing Of a number Of judgments al
the recent term Of court, to be served
last week and which would have been
preferred claims and not have allowed
him to settle with all creditors upon
the same basis, led him to file the pc
tition above alluded to. Mr.. Collins Is
one Of Chester's best citizens, and
friends hope to see him emerge from
his business troubles and re-establish
himself more firmly than before the
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