Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1920-10-14
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Wtu AcCisiland Of Charlotte. N. g..
vtsitsd relatives and, friends In Fort
Mn during the, pastSw0slss
Miss Isabel Massey OF Charlotte, N.
c., was aweek-end guest In the home
of her mother, Mrs. BeEsie Massey.
Roy Funderburg, employed at the
garage of the Heath Motor company
had the misfortune to break his left
arm while cranking a Ford car We'd
! nesday morning.
George Fish. general manager OF
the plants OF the Fort Mill Manafact- =
uring company. returned home Sun-'
day morning. after spending ten days
{ In New England cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Garrison spent
Friday, Saturday and Sunday with
Prof. and Mrs. jackson Hamilton and
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. r. Boyd in the
: Steele Creek community.
Miss Estelle Massey, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. Massey. returned
to her home In Fort Mill Monday.
following visit OF several months to
her brother. the Rev. J. B. Massey.
! ID. D., at Hampton Sydney, Va. ~
The store OF L. A. harris & Co..
near the plant OF mill No. of the
Fort MILF Misunderstanding company, was
+ entered Friday night by burglars who
stole considerable quantity OF goods
Entrance to the store was effected
through the floor. which is several
feet above the ground.
An antomobiie belonging to ]. Sam
White OF Fort Mil. employee OF the
Fort Mill Manufacturing company.
was burned last Thursday aftcrnooys
on tho Cherry road between Fort Mil
and Rock Hill. The machine Is n.
most n total loss. The fire Originated
under the hood and the driver had no
means OF extinguishing the flames
The Ftdelis class OF the Fort Mil
Baptist Sunday school entertained its
members and a few others at the
home Of Mrs. A. l.. Parks Friday eve-
ming, october g. Several musical se-
lections, vocal and instrumental. were
rendered, Refreshments consisting OF
Ice cream and cake were served and a
delightful social hour was enjoyed by
all present.
The congregation OF st. Johns Meth
odist church was greatly sratified
last Sunday over the reports of the
2 committee appointed by A. o.. Jones,
superintendent OF the Sunday school,
showing that $467.3s had been con-
tributed on Work day., last Satur-
day, by members of the church to-
ward the erection OF the proposed
hundred thousand dollar administra-
ton building at Epworth orphanage.
Columbia. The total amount repre-
sented the contributions Of 500 per-
sons.
Boys OF the Fort Mil graded scnooi
went to Rock Hin "wednesday after
noon and gave the winthrop Training
school eleven practice game of foot
ball. which resulted In the onesided
score Of ll6 to 0 In favor of the
Home team. The Fort Mil school is
without regular team and merely
picked up enough boys to al the po-
sttions. 1t was stated. However, the
school authorities expect to organize
team at once that with practice will
make more credttabie showing
against the Rock Hill boys. /,
Mrs. Jennie B. Spratt leaves Fort
Mill this week for Columbia, where
she has purchased home and will
live. Mrs. Spratt has for years been
an active member OF the Presbyterian
church, and especially of the Sunday
school, and the fact that she Is to
leave Fort Mill Is greatly regretted by
& members of the church and her Sun
day school class. Mrs. Spratt's daugh-
ter, Miss Bess spratt. has made her