Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-12-13
CLOVER CUlllNGS.
of The Yorkville Enquirer

Correspondence OF Inc IorkNilie EnQuiFeF
Clover. December ll.-Private sam
Brison Of Camp Sewer spent sunday
here with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs w.
l. Brison.
Miss Fannie Moore OF r: +. ID. No: :.
spent several days here last week with
friends and relatives.
Mr.. Kelley Bumgardner OF Mt. Hol-
ly, y. G., visited his sister, Mrs. Joe h.
Curry, here this week.
MIR. Rush $. Dickson. who was for
merly bookkcepcr for the clover Man
ufacturing company. but who for the
past several months has been in MILL
tary training, has received an honora-
BILE discharge and visited friends here
this week.
Miss Addie Matthews left Monday for
Greenville, where she has accepted
position in the city hospital.
Miss Matte campbell Is spending
this week at the home Of Mr.. W. w.
Stanton on X. r. d. ,.
Mr.. Henry MclAin Of Washington.
ID. c., visited his parents, Rev. and
Mrs. J. NJ. McLain here recently.
Mr.. John NJ. Smith and family spent
Sunday with the family OF Mrs. Matte
Craig, near (iaStOnld.
Mrs. Mamie Shercr Of Rock HILL
spent Sunday here with the family OF
Mrs. a. w. Rogers.
Miss Ola Adams OF Il. +. ID. ,, has
entered Il hospital in Gastonia 10 re-
ceive training rs u nurse.
MIR. Emmett Jackson is i'll hospital
in Gastonia, where on Monday he un-
dcrwent an operation for appendicitis.
His many friends Will be glad To Know
that he is getting along nicely.
Mrs. f. W. Pressly and daughter.
Miss Jean. returned Tuesday night
from Due West. where they have spen,
the past ten days. They were accom-
panied home by Miss Elsie Pressly.
who is recovering from an attack OF
influenza.
Among the visitors in Gastonia Tues
day were Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. smith
and Mrs. :. ]. Clinton.
Miss Rachel Jones. who is attending
school near Grcenville this year. is ris-
itins her parents. Rev. and Mrs. .. L.
Jones here.
on account of an outbreak Of inilu-
cnZa the local board Of health mas
placed restrictions on all school chill
drcn, not allowing those to attend the
school who have Il case of influenza III
their homes.
Mr. Harry Henry. who has been at
Camp Jackson for several months IN
training, has an honorable discharge
and has returned TO his home on Bowl
ing Green No. /.
The plans for the Red Cross Christ
mas roll call have about been cumplet-
ed for the territory OF the Glover chap
ter. which embraces practically all OF
Bethel and Kings Mountain townships.
Roll call managers have been appoint
ed for all of the school districts In III"
territory, and the managers are now
Iappointing solicitors who will be ready
to begin work as soon as the time for
the beginning of the campaign arrives:
Mr.. w. #. Bcamguard is roll call
chairman for the Glover chapter,
and Mr.. James 4. Barrett is roll call
publicity chairman. The following dis
trict managers will direct the roll call
in the several school districts, viz:
Bethel, Mr.. J. b. Ford: Bethany. w.
Lee Gettys: Bowling Green. Mr.. +. G.
Petty: Fairview. Mr.. II. Boyce Faulk-
ner: Forest Hill, Mr.. 8. s. Rafrd: Point.
Mr.. s. s. Glenn: Dixie, Mr.. ]. d. Smith:
Santiago. Mr.. T.. w. Pursley. The roll
call in Glover district will be managed
BY Messrs. Beamguard and Barrett
jointly. The work among the negroes
will be carried on by leading negroes
Of the various communities.