Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-07-01
Tuesday, July 1, 1919.
districts of the state this year was ;s2.-
pressly Principal Speaker.

Pressly Principal Speaker.
DR.. E. w. Pressly Of Greenville is to
be the principal speaker at the gredu-
school Of the Fennell Infirmary, Rock
Hill, which are to be held at the hospi-
tai, Tuesday night.
Raised Large Cotton Fund.
Rev. E. B. Hunter pastor of the A.
r. P. church Of Sharon, has reported
to the A. r. Presbyterian that the
members of the congregation have
promised 2,7S5 pounds Of seed cotton
to the cotton fund this year. Last year
the church cotton fund totaled 1857.
Captured Still.
Magistrate r. L. A. Smith and party
captured another still on the Cap
Leech place out from Hickory Grove
last Saturday afternoon. The operators
had Jumped out of the ditch" and
gone when the magistrate and party
arrived but the still was hot and
smoking. No arrests were made at the
time.
Rock Hill Red Men Elect.
Calumet Lodge No. 36, Improved
Order Of Red Men Of Rock Hill, have
elected the following officers: John
Mullinax, sachem; Vance Morton, SEN
ior sycamore; J. B. Garrison, junior
sycamore; G. r. Wingate, prophet; r.
S. Sweat chief of records; G. w. Ay-
ers, treasurer; j. w. Wilson, collector
OF wampum.
Missionary Day at Tirzah.
Missionary Day was observed by
Tirzah Presbyterian Sunday school
last Sunday. A very interesting and
instructive programme was carried
out, participated in by members Of
the school. Pastor ]. C. Bailey gave a
very interesting talk on the mission
work that is being done in Korea. A
very substantial collection was taken
for the cause Of missions.
VIII Work to York County Line.
Within the next few days Chester
county authorities will begin work on
the highway from the town Of Chester
to the York county line. Three road
forces will be employed in working
the htghway-one to be stationed In
Chester; another at Lewis's Turnout
and the other several miles out of
Chester. The contract calls for a COM
pletion Of the work by December.
Discharged From Service.
The following York county men have
been discharged from the military SER
vice, according to announcement Of the
War Camp Community service in Co.
lumbia: Edward e. White, John II.
Hamilton, Edward II. Bryant, Ernest
L. Robinson, M. s. Summers; l. e. Don
John G. Agurs, Howard G. DreEnan,
Clarence L. Adams Luther ]. Mullis,
w. P. Sistar, Roby Lynch, Ben s. Mer-
itt, Robert e. Mickle, Newton Hngins,
Edward Roach, John r. Miller, Clar-
ence L. Adams, David M. Stewart.
Lambrick Thomas, John o. Pace, Bax-
ter E. Wright, John ]. Boyd, Samuel
Barnes. Hubert s Sanders, Gordon
Iagans. B. B. Wallace, Frank M. Love
Chas. Strait, Guy K. Sturgis.
Broad River Pledge Card.
Following are the obligations to
which members Of the Community I'm
provement Association Of Broad River
pledge themselves on initiation: "As q
prerequisite to my becoming q men,
Der Of the Broad River Township Com.
muntty Improvement Association, 7
hereby pledge myself Immediately to
inform one Of the executive committee
Of the association as to any knowledge
may obtain Of any ones violating the
law against whisky making or selling,
and also give such information as to
other law violators; and I further
pledge myself to cooperate with the
other members Of the association in
using my best efforts and influence, as
opportunity may offer. to drive out the
spirit Of lawlessness in our community,
to cultivate the spirit Of civic right
eousness and to promote the social,
moral, educational and business inter-
ests Of the community"