Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-12-16
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Rock Hill Herald, Dec. II: The
Rock Hill Rotary club held an ENJOY
able meeting last night at the Cham-
ber of Commerce han, this being the
first annual meeting of the erganiza-
ton. An enjoyable luncheon was
served. The speaker for the occasion
was John Fox, Of Charlotte, who made
an excellent address. Three new dl-
rectors we're elected TO serve during
the coming Rotary year: Ira, r. Dun
lap. Alex Long, Sr., and Is. L.. fNeS.
The directors held a meeting later ~
the evening and elected the following
officers: President, o. X. Wllhams'
Vice President, w. ]. = RoddeS' ST.
Secretary Treasurer, =. w. Spencer
Sergeant at Arms, w. G. Stevens..--.-@,.-.-
Last evening at 9 o'clock at the par
soraec of the West Main Street Meth
odist chupch, Rev. Roy: W.. Wiiks ohl-
ciating. Miss ~Juanita Grow, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Grow. of this
city, and Joseph T. Galien were united
In ma rrfage. the suggestion OF
Rev. r. L. Holroyd the members oil
Mt. Holly church are preparing. n
Christmas box to be sent to EpWorth
OTphanage. !. 'H''.'
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Fort Mill Thnes, Dec. II: At the
annual meeting of Catawba 1%odsh- NO.
5S,sAncient Free Nsasons Of South Car
Ofria. the following officers were elect
ed and installed to serve during the en-
suing year: i. Z. Ardrey, worshipful
master; DIR. j. B. Elliott, senior ward
eny.L NJ. Massey, junior warden; A
l.. Parks, treasurer; c. s.. Link, sec
retary; B., E. Patterson, senior deacon:
s. J. Collins, junior deacon1-t:.''. NJ
Hutchinson and H.. D. Harkeyr-:stew-
ards; Rev. j. w: H. Dyches, chaplain;
Richard Johnson, tiler. An interesting
feature of the meeting was an address
by, the Rev w. r. Boukntght, pastor
: of ST. Johns Methodist church.. IT
B. Garrison has accepted position
with the J. b. Mills Co............4 ~,
Bradford, Of Bisdenboro, n. C,s1MaE
among the visitors to Fort Mill the
past week.A..H. f, Merritt. of Boga-
lusa, La, Is a guest in the nome OF
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ Mer-
ritt, in this city,.....Y.The corlSregafion
10, ,,Af fcf splrr1Tfyh has
subscribed in full Ats .allotmert-in'the
Seventy Ave Million Dollar campaign
for benevolenees, and the membership
is to be commended for the. spirit OF
generosity shown in overcoming very
difhcult proposition. II appears that
the churches were allotted according
to their past record for contributing
To the benevolent causes and the local
church has an enviable record in this
respect; hence the apportionment
amounted to above 500 per member,
much larger amount per capita than
was required, Of a number OF chgfches
in this section. The fact that in the
congregation are only few men OF
means makes the showing moro de-
serving as showing very decided
spirit of liberality. Only few years
ago the church divided the time Of a
pastor with the Flint Hill church but
now supports a pastor for his full time
and at salary above the amount paid
BY both churches formerly Much
money has also been expended in i'm
proving the church edifice WHICH is
now most conveniently arranged es-
peeially with regard to the needs of
the Sunday school. NJ
Lancaster News, Dec. 12: The city
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