Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-08-22
Baseball Still Popular.

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7 There is no abatement in baseball
Interest which was revived this sum
liner after a lethargy of two years due
to the fact that most of the live wires
Of the national game in this territory
had gone into the army. Glover still
continues to have a game every week
and we'll known local players who have
recently returned from service over
seas have greatly strengthened the To-
I cal team and are contributing much
Howard keeping Glover on the map
Ifrom baseball standpoint. Mr.. W. p
ESmith, once a great player but now on
1.-The coaching lines due to the ravages
Sf time and the appearance Of gray
Ehairs is keeping an eye on the team
E& the capacity Of a sort Of manager
Ind coach. The games that are staged
IN Clover are played on the diamond
Fat the Glover Mill.
I,. Teachers Selected.
Prof. W. r. Koon who some time ago
was reelected superintendent Of the
IElover school and in whose hands was
left the selection Of his corps Of asis-
tants subject to the approval Of the
board of trustees will make known his
selection within a few days. Branches
OF the Glover High school will be To-
Gated at each of the cotton mills this
year, an arrangement having been
made whereby the mills would supply
house for school purposes at eacn
mill provided the school district would
supply a teacher for each school, thus
relieving the congested condition Of
the main school building. The school
Will open early in September.
Personal Mention.
m. W. D. Moore, one Of the oldest
residents of Glover Is in very poor
health at the present time and his re-
latives and friends are very much con-
cerned about him. Mr.. Moore is in the
S0th year of his age and suffered an
attack few days ago from which he
has not recovered as would be hoped
for.
The body of Judge w. H. Lewis, a
we'll known lawyer Of Gastonia who
died at his home in that city Monday
was buried in the cemetery in Glover,
Tuesday afternoon, a large concourse
of friends and acquaintances of the
deceased from both Gastonia and Clo-
ver attending the funeral
Mr.. r. Occurrence and little son
Of AsheyiIieJG N. c., are visiting Mr..
currsnees yather, Mr.. ]. F. Currence
fhsres MA Meek. Dickson Of Yorkville
10 visited the family of Mr..
Currence here this week.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. E. Brison and Miss
Annie Lee Adams Of Glover were Wis
itors to the mountains of North Caro-
Llama this week.
Mr.. Mack Ferguson of the clerical
force Of the Bank Of Glover Is enjoy
ing his annual vacation.
Sam Brison Of Gastonia, spent Sun
day here with his parents, Capt. and
Mrs. w. 1. Brison.
Mrs. ]. T. Bigham of Chester visited
hre daughter, Mrs. w. P. Grier here
this week.
Rev. Paul Stroup Of Newell, N. Co.
has been spending several days here
the guest of the family Of his father,
Mr.. w. B. Stroup. Rev. Stroup also
attended the A. R. P. conference at
To1looo
Miss Addie Matthews Of GreenViile
is visiting the family Of her father
Mr. w. M. Matthews here.
Mr.. William Matthews Of Chariotte
spent Sunday here.
Mesdames r. L. Wylie and w. r.
Smith of Glover, were visitors in Char-
lotte, Tuesday.
Mr.. ]. R. Moore and family OF Rich
mond. Va, are visiting the family OF
Mr.. w. D. Moore and other relatives
in Glover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Whitener OF
Shelby, N. c., are visiting the family
of Mr.. w. F. Rich and other relatives
and friends in Glover and vicinity.