Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-05-17
CLOVER CUlllNGS.
Correspondence fne Yorkville Enquirer

The Yorkville Enquirer
Glover. May 15.-On Saturday
night. May IL. at the Presbyterian
church here. a Red Cross rally was
held preparatory to the great war
fund campaign during the week OF
May 20 TO 81. The purpose Of the
was 10 arouse enthusiasm
and 10 give inspiration TO the work
ers. The meeting was presided over
by Rev. W. i. Grier. After prayer by
Rev. II. A. Whitten, and America,
sung by the congregation. Lieutenat
Baxter C.. Riddle addressed the meet
ing. Mr.. Riddle was able to give us
actual facts concerning the war. and
not only interesting but was very
made this remark. Il absolutely re-
fuse to exaggerate." His talk proved
not not only interesting but was very
impressive as il came from one Of our
own boys. who has seen service in the
trenches. The next speaker was Mr..
George L. Wilson, solicitor OF CASTOR
and Mecklenburg counties in North
Carolina. Immediately after his ad-
dress the national anthem OF France
was sung by Mr.. Will Rudisill. The
last speaker on the programme was
Mr.. Wolfe Of Gastonia. After hearing
these splendid talks. we feel sure the
Glover people will contribute very
literally toward the raising Of the ST.
300 which is our allotment In the
800, 900 drive.
Notwithstanding the rain on Mon
day night goodly crowd OF people
gathered in the opera house for the
piano recital Of the Deloven Music
club. The club Is composed OF six
teen young ladies. with Miss Mar
garet Morris as teacher. Each pupil
rendered her part we'll, rejecting
credit on both the pupil and the
teacher. The following programme
was rendered:
Chorus-"The Call OF Summer"
"In Joylard"-Grace Campbell.
Miss Jennie Wren"-Annie Mae
Price.
Duet-"Close of School"-Roberta
Moore and Miss Morris.
My First Dance"--Ioa Bell Price.
"Be Cheerful"-Emily Sifford.
THE Cowboy and the Indian
Margaret Knox.
Du,t-- Santiago March" - Grace
Page and Louisa Moore.
Cavalry Carnivar'-Martha Jack
son.
Twilight Idyl"-Grace Page.
March of the Uhlans"-Martha
Smith and Claude Smith.
Dance of Yesteryear"-Ethel Ad-
ans.
"I.onging'-Martha Smith.
Alpine Glow"-Claude Smith.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Parrott.
"Minuet"-Elsic Pressly.
Duet-"Ovcrture to Bohemian Girl
Elsie Pressl, and Margaret Parrott.
Chorus-"A song Of the Open"
The graduating exercises OF the
Glover Graded school were held in the
Presbyterian church on Tuesday
night, May II. The following Is n
list of the graduates: Lois Moore, En-
mis- Jackson, Aileen Robinson. Nc
Claim Ford, william Knox. Marie
Shcrcr. James Page. Louisa Moore,
Alice Ford. Odds Robinson. Winnie
Brown. Roy Adams and Annie Sif-
ford.
The following programme was car
ried out:
rrayer-Rcv. II. \. Whitten.
Music.
Words of introduction-Prof. Brown
Baird.
Address-Prof. w. d. Maginnis OF
Winthrop College.
Delivering Of diplomas-Prof. Ma
ginnis.
Awarding OF prizes to primary chill
dren.
Song-Star Spangled Banner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude l.. McDill
and baby Of Chester. visited the for
mer's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Curry, heIe this week.
Mrs. G. w. Ragan Of Gastonia, Is
the guest OF Mrs. NJ. L. Smith here.
Mr.. w. NJ. Matthews, mail carrier
on Glover No. 3. Is In the Fennell in
firmary, Rock Hill, as a result Of q
fall which caused the dislocation OF
his hip. His many friends wish fol
him n speedy recovery.
Mrs. ]. w. Campbell. who has been
spending the past few weeks in Green
vile with DR.. ]. w. Campbell. re-
turned Monday.
.,es e;ssa Sss.tsi Ss;sts iiiS IsiS
visiting her uncle, Rev. Grady Hardin
at McColl. returned home Tuesday.
The following are representing
Bethel presbytery at the general as
scmbly which meets in Durant, Okla.
this week: Rev. A. A. Mclean. Clo-
yer: Rev. X. K. Timmons. Fort Mill:
Mcssls. Meek Williams, Beth Shiloh;
and Robert NJ. Dulin. Bowling Green
Miss Sudie Jackson Of YorkvillC
No. 6. Is the guest at the home oi
Mr.. w. -. Jackson here.
Word has been received here OF the
critical illness Of Rev. NJ. NJ. Rich
ardson of Rock Hill. with pneumonia
Mr.. Richardson was formerly pastor
of the baptist church here. His
many friends hope for him q speedy
recovery.
The Rev. L. l.. Sanders of Kansas
City mission, who has been conduct
ing a meeting here for the past week
has accepted a call to serve the Clo-
yer and Union Baptist churches. He
expects to enter upon his new duties
the first Sunday in June.
Miss Fannie Peters. trained nurse
of Spartanburg, Is spending a few
days with the family OF Mr.. w. p
Smith here.
Mrs. Rudisill of Charlotte, Is the
guest here Of her daughter, Mrs. ]. A
Page.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Wright and lit
tie son, Herbert. are spending a few
days in Camden with DR.. and Mrs
r. E. Stevenson.
Rev. w. W. Boyce OF Lancaster. fill
ed the pulpit of the A. r. p. church
here Sunday evening.
Miss Edna Henry, who has been
teaching in Lancaster county, has re-
turned to her home on Bowling Green
No. /.