Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-06-04
WITHIN THE TOWN

W. tiTltN tE'S WV"
AT a congregational meeting Of the
First Baptist church Of Yorkville. Sun
day morning. unanimous call was ex-
tended to the Rev. B. H. Waugh to
serve the church as its pastor for an
indefinite period. the original call TO
Mr.. Waugh having been made for a
period Of one year.
A series OF meetings TO be contin-
ued each evening through this week.
was begun At the Charlotte Street
Baptist church, Sunday evening, the
building being filled TO capacity. The
pastor, Rev. B. II. Waugh. is being as
sisted by Rev. Fl. J. snyder Of Rock
Hill.
- ,'rof ID. L. Rambo superintendent
OF the Yorkyillc Graded school. has
been reelected as have other teachers
Of the present faculty who made appli-
cation for reelection. At a recent
meeting OF the board OF trustees.
teachers were elected as follows: First
grade. Miss Sudie Allison: second
grade. Miss Frederick Lindsay: third
grade. Miss Gerald Lowry: fourth
grade. Miss Ella Nicely; fifth grade.
Miss Anna Lewis: sixth grade. Miss
Wilmore Logan: seventh grade. Mrs.
ii. r. Williams: eighth grade. Miss
Jack Josry ninth grade. Miss Mar
garct Marion: tenth grade. Mrs. John
=. Jones: superintendent. Prof. ID. l.
Ramho.
- Attended by IN audience that fill
cd the auditorium to capacity. tn"
closing exercises of the forkrille
Graded school were held Friday even
ing and diplomas were presented to
seven young men and nine young
ladies. by DR.. J. ID. Mcdowell. chair
man of the board of trustees. as fol-
lows: Withcrs Adickcs. Joe Herndon.
Rudolph Logan. William McCorklc, j.
W. Quinn. Norman Walsh. Joe Ward
law: Misses Sue Meek Allison. Neola
Johnson. Pauline Oates. Sarah Jones.
Margaret Clark, Willie Parish. Sallic
Knox. Lila Togncri, Mary Parrott. The
feature OF the programme OF the even
ing was the address to the graduating
class. delivered hy Rev. J. l.. Oates.
Superintendent OF Education John f.
Carroll presented the medals offered
annual, ny local patriotic organi2a-
hn ,pin T.
fercd by the Winnie Davis chapter.
L. ID. c.. for the best sketch of Cen
cral Richard Henderson was won by
Miss Pauline Oates. The Kings Noun
tain chapter, ID. y. r. medal was won
by Norman Walsh. the subject being
Dolly Madison. The scholarship med
al offered annually 10y Mrs. W. r.
Marshall, was awarded Miss Pauline
Oates. Class exercises were held FRI
day morning. The session just come to
a close was marked by one OF the
largest enrollmcnts in the history OF
the school and taken all round. the
work accomplished has been about the
most satisfactory.
- Interesting exercises attended the
dedication OF n Sunday school flag. a
service flag and a church flag at the
First Presbyterian church here Sun
day morning. the service being attend
ed by q congregation from the town
and community that filled the audi
,..-..- a-sSaiRS GSc-fs:tss pgss TSs HEins!es!
Ayers OF Colorado. whosl1f connected
with the Y. NJ. c. A. work being con-
Quoted at Camp Wadsworth, Spartan
burg. The speaker made an inspiring
patriotic appeal to his hearers along
| the line OF patriotic Christian service.
and engaged the entire attention OF his
audience throughout. The patriotic
Banner, were substituted for the usual
sacred hymns. and the song service
was an interesting feature OF the
morning exercises. The service flag Of
| the church as dedicated Sunday con-
taincd twenty stars and three more are
10 bc added. one TO represent each
OF the following members who are now
in some branch of the national service:
j. B. Allison, r. Glenn Allison, Perry
Dare White. Perry Ashe, Henning
Adickes. j. Miller Drakeford. William
Drakeford. Phillip W. Hunter. John r.
Logan, W. w. Lewis, Robert J. Lind
say. Thomas +. Cartwright. George c.
Cartwright. Hal Mackorell. Campbell
Sandifer. Robert Sandifer B. NJ. Dob
son. Mcach Stewart. George Wallace,
Grady Mcclure, Harry DeVinncy, Jno
J. Thomasson. Lesslic Thomasson.
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