Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-06-27
DISCHARGED from Service,

York county me- recently discharged
from military serT'::e after being over
seas, are as follrGs, according to the
Columbia War Camp Community SER
vice: Ezell Page, Eo-Eville; Thos. Cow
er Slaughter, Hic:socy Grove; Joseph F.
Brown. Hickory Grove: Williams F.
Howell. Rock HE. Rion l.. Curry
Guthriesville; John 9. Good, Sharon;
w. c. Sandifer. EC-kville; J. T. Mich
OILS, Glover; Harry McC. Moore, York
Vile.
Nurses Graduate.
Commencement exercises OF the class
Of 1919 OF the school Of nurses Of Fen
held on July !, according to invitatit rs
which have been received. The gra1-
uating nurses are Misses Mary Nc
Mackin, Georgia Plyler, Louise Trath-
am. Mae Mcmillan. Willie Carroll,
Jewell Blackmon. The officers Of the
graduating class are Miss Georgia
Plyler, president; Miss Louise Trath-
am, vice president; Miss Willie Car
roll, secretary treasurer The class
motto is: Serve others" Glass colors:
Green and white. Glass flower: Rose.
Wholesale Grocers.
Mr.. ]. s. Mackorell, Of the York
Wholesale Grocery company, attended
the organization meeting of the South
Carolina Wholesale Grocers association
in Columbia last Wednesday. The bus
mess meeting was held at the Jefferson
hotel, and the organization was effect
ed with about sixty members from all
parts Of the state. ]. e. Timberlake
Of Columbia, was chosen president,
and other officers were elected as fol-
lows: Hyman Pearlstine, Charleston,
first vice president; W. K. Livingston.
Greenville, second vice president; ]. M.
Cozart, Columbia, secretary; M. B. Du-
Pre-, Columbia, treasurer. In connec-
ton with the meeting the Wholesale
grocers were entertained at barba-
cue. Mr.. Mackorell Is Of opinion that
the association can very easily result
In great good to the wholesale grocers
and to the trade generally.
Superintendent at Winthrop.
Superintendent Of Education John
E. Carroll and Misses Belva Saunders
and Alice Garrison, county attendance
officers, attended a meeting OF county
superintendents and attendance off,
GERS from over the state held at Win
throp College this week. The majority
Of the county superintendent and at
tendance officers from over the state
were present at the meeting which
opened Monday and came to close
Thursday Compulsory school atten-
dance laws as passed by the last ses-
sion Of the general assembly was the
principal matter under consideration
at the meeting. 1t was estimated that
the increase In school attendance In
the various counties Of the state as a
result Of compulsory education would
range from 10 to 20 per cent and IN
some instances 25 per cent.
Three Distillers Captured.
Three makers Of the moonshine
rounded up, with evidence enough to
make two Of them confess, Is one OF
the achievements that goes to the cred
It Of the Law and Order organization
recently effected in Broad River town.
ship, with Mr.. r. l. A. Smith rs presi-
dent. Members of the organization
took means to find out about the still
and the men who were running 1t, and
last Tuesday afternoon Mr.. Smith, &C
companied by Constables Il l. john
son and II. F. Stephenson went IN foT
a cleanup with warrants. They found
and broke up the still without difficult
ty and then they went after and ar
rested the men who had been spotted
as operators. They were John and
Lonnie Edwards and Burris Brake
field, all white. Both Of the Edwards
confessed, 80 It Is said, but Brakefield
will admit nothing. All three mon
were turned loose on bond.