Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-04-09
WITHIN THE TOWN

most unanimous.
- What about Liberty loan parade
here? 1t will help the cause and II
will help the community.
The appearance of Old Glory In
the picture show always brings ap-
plause and that Is a good sign.
Why cannot something be done to
insure the building Of a potato house
In this town?
1T Is gratifying TO note that there
were very few loafers on the streets
last week. Almost everybody was
busy.
The sidewalk In front Of Trinity
church and the passage from the side
walk to the church door are being
'oncreted.
Nothing done about that house fol
.he storage of potatoes. 1t ought to
he provided, and the people ought to
know in advance what to expect.
1t was splendid work the Bo,
Scouts did last Saturday selling Lib
crty loan bonds. They made people
take notice and they are still at 1t.
&C. F. Sherer purchased q car oi
fine stall fed cattle from a Gaffney
feeder one day last week, for use ir
lhfs markets. iif '56fKvnde -0n Rock
Hill.
The scaTolding by which entry waa
had to the upper floor OF the Wither-
spoon building, across from the court
house, has been removed to the great
ly improved appearance Of that part
OF town.
Messrs. Clinton Bros. conferred a
favor on the community and the COM
munity surrounding last week by lay
ing In about $50 crates OF Nancy Hall
potatoes, almost enough to supply the
local demands.
The custom of the banks In keep
ing open for the business people on
Saturday nights. involves consider
able extra trouble and work for the
banks: but It Is a great convenience
for their customers.
At the Church of the Good Shep-
herd on last Sunday the congregation
elected the following: Wardens-Geo.
w. S. Hart, M. C. Willis. Vestry-
men-W. B. Moore, Jos. E. johnson,
r. A. Bratton, r. c. Allen. Geo. H.
Hart, E. B. Lowry, W. s. Willis Dele
rates to Council-O. E. wilkins. Geo.
w. 8. Hart, NJ. c. Willis, r. A. Brat
ton. Alternates-W. B. Moore. Jos. E.
johnson, Geo. H. Hart, Arthur T.
Hart.
The session Of the Yorkville As
sociate Reformed church on last Sun
day expressed itself as believing that
II Is the duty OF the church members
as individuals and the church as q
W hole to do everything In their pow
er to further the prosecution OF the
war for liberty. justice and right, and
resolved upon the insertion Of q paid
advertisement calling upon the people
Of all denominations and conditions to
support the third Liberty loan by the
purchase Of bonds.
The Boy Scouts. about fifteen OF
them. under direction of Rev. J. L
Oates, Scoutmaster. began the drive
for the sale Of Liberty loan bonds
last Saturday morning. They went al
the lob with enthusiasm and vim and
during the day sold $500 worth OF
bonds in denominations ranging from
$50 up to $1,000. It was fine work
they did. They put the matter UP to
almost every possible buyer. and some
of them sold bonds in unexpected
places. The drive Is to. continue dur
ing the month and during the last
ten days every boy In the troop
more than thirty strong, 10 to Gel
down to his knitting for everything be
is worth.
The voluntary prayer meetings
which have been In progress at the
Associate Reformed church during
the last two weeks. are being con-
tinued this week at the Church OF the
Good Shepherd. These prayer meet
ines are nondenominational and nbsc.
lutely Informal. There are no special
invitations to anybody: but q general
Invitation to everybody who desires
to take part. The hour Ii shortly aft.
er 8 o'clock-ten or fifteen minutes
30 az to give business people time to
20, II they desire, after the closing OF
their stores. Participants are at lib
erty to 20 In or out at will, and to
offer silent or audible prayer as they
feel disposed. The meetings have
been very well attended during the
mast two weeks and participants feel
that they have been benehted.