Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-01-07
Tuesday, January z, 1919.
CLOVER cUlLINGS.

Correspondence Of The Yorkville Enquirer.
Glover, january 4.-Union services
were held in the Baptist church here
4 Sunday night, December 2s. A good
congregation was present and inter
sting sermon on temptation, was de-
kered by Rev. H. A. Whitten.
The Glover graded school resumed
work on Monday, December 80. after a
weeks holiday.
The young people enjoyed a party
at the home Of Mr.. T. ]. McNeely on
Tuesday night, and after spending a
most enjoyable evening, went to the
different churches and rang out the old
year.
the Presbyterian church here, moved
his family from Kings Mountain, N.
C. Tuesday. The members Of the con-
gregation supplied the pantry with
number Of good things Tuesday AFTER
Misses Elsie Pressly and Mildred
Parrott. who are students at Due
West. returned to college Thursday
after spending the holidays here with
/ their parents.
Col. E. w. Pressly Of Camp Sewer,
who has been home on ten days SICK
Leave returned to Greenville Wednes-
day. .ha
in Gastonia with Miss Ma
Gle Whitesides.
Miss Bessie Jackson spent last week
with friends in Hartsville, 5. Z.
Messrs. Emmett Love, who Is IN
training at Hot Springs, N. u. anu
Sam Brison OF Camp SEWER reeeh'i'
visited relatives here. ,r
Miss Ava Allen has returned 10 ner
school at Eutawville, s. c., after spend
ing the holidays here with her parents
Messrs, Herbert Smith and Oddis
Robinson have returned to Trinity col
lege, Durham, N. c., after spending the
holidays with their parents.
- Rev. II. Grady Hardin and family OF
Charleston, are visiting the Ialiiiy VI
Mr.. M. L. Smith here. .,s,
Misses Louise and Christine smith
have returned to Coker college. Harls-
lille, after spending the holidays Eere;
Messrs. Macon and James Sinord
Yhave returned to the university at Co.
lumbia- u.so
Mrs. Ralph Stevenson and little
Naughter, Lena Campbell, OF Camoeh'
isited relatives here this week.
Miss Mary Mccall returned to her
-Lchool In Dacusville Saturday.
Mrs. Eunice Coe and children OF CO.
lumbia, and Miss Rebecca Flanagan
visited the family Of Mr.. Will Wallace
on r. f. d. this week.
Among the boys who have received
honorable. discharge and returned 10
their home here are Messrs. Oates ana
Clarence Stroup Harry Henry, Harry
Jackson and Paschal McLain.
Mr.. Landry Of Worcester, Mass, but
who Is now in training at Camp jack
SON, visited Mr.. Oates Stroup mere thls
week.
Miss Bleeka Beamguard returned to
Chicora college Wednesday after
spending the holidays here.
DIR. r. l. Wylie and family spent
several days with relatives In Chester
Mrs. q. M. Neill and Miss Eliza
Adams spent Friday with the family
of Mt. George Mccall on r. F. D. 1:
Miss Mary Cullender Of the Point
section, visited Miss Virginia Campoell
here this week.
Miss Ruth Agnew Of the graded
school faculty, was unable to be mere
this week on account Of the Illness OF
her father. Miss Agnes Youngoiooo
acted as substitute teacher.
Mr.. Emmett jackson, who under
went an operation for appendicitis sew
eral weeks ago in a Gastonia hospital,
has returned home much improved In
health.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. /. Brison were call.
ed to Chester Friday on account OF
the serious illness of their son.in.iaw,
Mr.. w. D. Peay, and Of their little
granddaughter. Barbara Peay.
Mr.. Joe Barnett has returned to the
Presbyterian college, Clinton, after
spending the holidays here.
The many friends Of Mr. Fred JACK
son will be glad to know that he Is
able to be out on the streets again
after a very hard attack Of pneumonia,
Miss Nell Neill, who teaches at
Lowryville, Is spending a few days
here with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. u.
NJ Nell.
Miss Annie Lee Adams. who teaches
at Fort Mill, is spending the week lend
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. +.
Adams, here.