Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1920-10-28
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ern Textile exposition. in Greenviile,
last week. P,
Capt. 8. w. Parks and Capt. F..
Murray Mack are among the Fort
Mill citizens this week attending the
State fair In Columbia.
A. Halloween box party. to which
the public is invited. Is to be given
Saturday evening at Pleasant Hill
school In Mecklenburg county. -...
Mrs. Agnes Harris and Miss Mary
Harris Of Charlotte. N. c., spent Sun
day at the Palmetto = hotel as tho
guests of Mrs. W. F. Harris.
w. D. Grist and James d. Grist. edi-
tor and chief reporter. respectively.
OF the Yorkville ENQUIRER. spent sew
eral hours In Fort Mil Saturday af-
ternoon.
D. p. Brown, superintendent Of
mill No. /. Fort Mil Manufacturing
company. spent several days in Raj
eigh. N. c.. last week attending the
North Carolina State fair.
Readers Of the Fort Mill Times will
learn with interest that Billy Sunday.
noted evangelist, will address a mass
meeting In the city auditorium. in
Charlotte. on the evening OF Decem-
ber 21.
Arthur Young has the distinction
Of being the first citizen Of Fort Mill
to view the town from an airplane
Last, Thursday he rode with an avia-
tor from Rock Hill to Fort Mil and
returned in a plane Sthat was at the
Mrs. James n. Black and Mrs. f.
w. Kimbrell will entertain at a Hal
iowe'en party tomorrow evening at
the Presbyterian manse. the guests
being the teachers Of the graded
school and the children OF the young
peoples societies Of the Fort Mill
Presbyterian. church,.
Hunting In York county without n
license proved expensive for four
Mecklenbure county negroes who
were arrested few days ago by w.
r. Windle. Fort Mil township game
warden. The negroes were required
to put UP Sa5 bond each. which they
forfeited rather than go to trial.
Closing exercises of the Massey
Sunday school. which was organized
by N. L. Carothers several months
ago. are to be held Sunday afternoon
at o'clock and will ,consist-of songs
and recitations by the children. The
Sunday school was organized to run
only during! tho aummer months.
w. II. Windle. well known Fort Mill
township farmer. q few days ago un-
derwent another serious operation at
a Rock Hill hospital for an organic
trouble from which he has suffered
for several years. Mr. Windle's con-
dition waa suoh. yesterday. however,
that he was brought home from the
hospital. ,st
Mrs. Albert Bishop Of indianapolis.
Ind. recently spent n few days In
Fort Mill with her brother. DR.. ]. r.
DesPortes. Mrs. Bishop says that In
dianapolis. like the balance of the
state Of Indiana. Is n hotbed Of poll
tics Just now Both Mrs. Rishop and
her husband expect to vote for Gov
ernor Cox next Tuesday.
The Rev. ]. b. Black announced
from the pulpit Of the Fort Mill Pres
byterian church Sunday morning that
revival services will be held in the
church during the eight days begin
ming December II. The preaching will
be done by the. Rev. Trigg A. NJ
Thomas of Kansas City. Mo-. evangel-
ist for the Southern general assembly
E. Springs Parks Monday morning
again became manager of the store Of
the Fort Mill Cooperative association.
succeeding his brother. Capt. s. w.
Parks. who resigned from the posi-
tton q few weeks ago on account OF
the pain ne was undergoing from
the wound ne received in the attack
Of the 30th division on the Hinden-
burg line on October 8. 1918.
Miss Kathleen crowder. 12.year-old
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p. Crow
Nf
to a Rock Hill hospital Monday ana
operated upon for sc -Ious attack of
appendicitis. Her condition is said
to be satisfactory and the attending
physician expresses the hope that she
will be able to return home in a few
days
railway conductor. who has many
to return to his run between Colum-
bia and Asheville. after undergoing a
serious operation a few days ago at a
Rock Hill hospital. Up to few
been for several years between Co.
months ago Mr.. Murphy's run had
umbia and Charlotte.
Not one Fort Mill woman. so far as
The Times Is able to learn. Is quail
fed to vote in the presidential elec-
ton next Tuesday, due to the fact
that none applied to the county
board Of registration for the necessa-
ry registration certificate. In other
townships OF York county hundreds
Of women are registered and many
are expected to improve upon the op-
portunity they will have next Tues
day for the first time to cast their
ballots. There Is said to be much
quiet interest among the, women. of
the county In the presidential election
and In Rock Hill and other towns
they are expected to swell the vote