Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-11-21
CLOVER news BUDGET
At Least Five New Residences To
Be Erected In Near Future.
ENGINEERS Are RELOCATING ROAD

Teachers Make Change-Stacy Sells
Land-Housins Corporation Organ
izes-Sugar Continues in Sharp De-
mand-Ess Prices Still Soaring
Cotton Sales at a Standsti!I.
Glover, Nov. 20-Clover's housing
corporation which was forecast in this
correspondence week ago Is now a
practical certainty and will mean at
least five or six new residences for
Glover and of course that many addi-
tional families for the town. The new
company is to be known as the Glover
Real Estate Company and according to
Mr.. Jas. A. Page one of the promoters
of the enterprise $4,000 of the capital
stock has been subscribed Details
have not been worked out yet; but the
understanding is that plan pursued
by a Gastonia corporation somewhat
similar will be used. 1t is proposed to
build houses to cost from $4,000 to S5,-
600 each and to sell these houses at
small profits to parties desiring homes
here. 1t will likely be sometime be-
fore the new corporation is on work.
ing basis.
Pastors Salary Increased.
Clover,sS Bethany and Crowder's
Creek congregations of the Associate
Reformed Presbyterian church have In
creased the salary of the pastor, Rev.
w. p. Grier from $1,000 to $4,000 per
annum, each of the congregations nav
ing recently taken action resulting IN
the increase. Glover and Crowders
Creek congregations which have been
paving $500 toward the salary OF the
pastor have increased their apportlon-
ments TO $500 each and Bethany which
has been paying $500 has increased its
assessment to $1,000 making the total
for the pastorate $4,000. Rev. Grier
and his family make their home IN
Glover,
of After Deer and Duck.
w p Smith, well known cotton
buyer of Glover left Wednesday Tor
Hilton Head, which is off Beaufort D
c.. where he will spend week duck
hunting. He was accompanied by
Nessrs. d. NJ. Jones and Lawrence and
Theodore Rankin Of Gastonia, ana eA-
poets to be gone several days. Hilton
Heod is an island of 10000 acres ana
there are a large number of deer on
the island-perhaps 1000 in all and Mr.
Smith + confident of some fine sport
A Shake in Sugar.
Glover has been without sugar ike
the most of other York county towns
during the past several weeks ana
Glover people perhaps really never ap-
preciated it's value as they should unIii
the recent famine. Many people nave
had the unpleasant experience recently
of sweetening their coffee with nome
made molasses, the store bought KIM
or else drinking it without sweetenihs
while cakes and home made cohlec-
tioneries have in number OF IN
stances been as scarce as quail oh
toast on November a. The local mer-
chants Messrs. J. +. Pursley ana H. l.
Jackson got in small shipments TINS
week and passed the word that they
would let it go as long as it lasted. But
il didn't last long. Sugarless people
lined up for opening time just IKE they
would line up If they knew somepouy
were going to sell gold dollars at the
price of silver dimes and the sugar
went in a hurry, and long before IL
reached all who wanted sugar.
No Cotton Market.
There has been practically no cotton
market here this week-practicali!
none being offered and local buyers
showing little disposition to buy W!th
tho result that business generally mas
baen somewhat off. Few farmers nave
been in town; but the majority OF them
have been busy picking out the palahce
of the crop. According to Glover mer-
chants sales during Monday and IueS-
dav were about the poorest OF the sea-
son.
Change in Teachers.
Miss Annie Lipford who mas Deen
teaching the Hawthorn Mill branch OF
the Glover graded school since the
opening of the school session mas oeeh
transferred TO the Miller school IN
Bethel township which is also in Clo-
yer district while Miss Mary Davidson
of the Bethany section has accepted
nosition as teacher of the Hawthorn
mill school. 1t will be necessary 1or
/ Miss Lipford to have an assistant
teacher ut Miller, it is understood, al
though this assistant has not yet been
named.
The Price Of Eggs.
/ Inst where the price of eggs is going
/ Glover housewives especially and peo-
pIa generally would like to know. a
local dealer quoted eggs at 10 cents
dozen Wednesday and he sold them
right along at that price, although the
wholesale price he paid for them was
only GO cents. People here are pre-
dieting that the price will be in the
.neighborhood of 81 per dozen by
Christmas.
Will Honor Service Men.
Glover Leaf Council Junior Order
United American Mechanics is making