Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1920-09-02
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" G. Eppsof Tarpon Springs. Fla.
Was In Fort Mill Monday
Mrs. o. p. Heath of Midland, N. c.,
ueited relatives In Fort Mill last week
n. y, spent Sunday in Fore Mill with
relatives.
James T. Young, Jr.. and DR.. w. H.
Martin are spending the week an Mt.
Airy. N. c.
Mrs. r. L. Erwin has returned to
Fort Mill, after visit of several days
to relatives in Atlanta.
Mrs. Hamilton Courtney OF s;avan-
nah. Ga, is in Fort Mill the Guestt OF
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Culp.
A partial result Of the meeting held
last tweek at Pleasant Valley Bap-
tist church by the pastor, the Rev.
DR.. ]. w. III. Dyches was the acces-
son OF "a men:Ier. to the church by
letter and baptism.
f.. r. Patterson returned to Fort
Mill Sunday morning from Baltimore
where he spent last week buying
winter goods Cor his store. Mr.. Pat
tcr!on says the baltimore market was
crowded with Southern buyers while
re was in that city.
g. III. Sutton has returned to his
duties as mail carrier on routo g.,
Fort Mill, following his annual va
cation OF Is days. during which he
had a pl ,a:Sant motor trip to Noi folk.
Va. From Norfolk Mr.. sutton went
by boat on the Potomac river to
Washington and there sisns few
days.
Harry Jackson Bayne. six months
old son OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. Mark
Payne of the upper mill village. Fort
Mill, died Monday after an illness Of
several weeks. The burial was In the
city cemetery Tuesday, foii OWING the
funeral services at the home ut 10
Z O'Clock a. IN. by the Rev. DR.. Dyches,
pastor OF the Fort Mill Baptist
church.
Major James ID. Fulp returned to
Abbeville Monday morning. after
spending n few days in Fort Mill Wis
iting his mother. Mrs. A. O. Jones.
manager of the Abbeville Press and
Banner during the summer months.
but will return to his duties as head
OF the Abbeville city schools at the
opening OF the fall session within the
next two weeks.
]. B. Mills, Ladson Mills. Misses
Elizabeth Mills and Martha Dyches
and Garland Dyches left Fort Mill
yesterday morning Ey motor for Clio
yer, Va, Mr.. Mills will visit Rich
mond while he is away and will re-
turn home by rail. The othe- mem
bers OF the party will spend several
days at Clover and elsewhere in Vir-
ginin before returning home.
Mrs. A. l.. Parks. Mrs. John Gunn,
Mrs. S. A. Lee and Miss Minnie Gar
risun left Tuesday morning for Glover
where they attended the nnnaal
meeting OF the Wo,nans Missionary
Union of the York Baptist associa-
tion. They were acccns panied by
&;isses Azile Harkey, Edith Bailes.
virginia McCorkle and Lille Bales,
representing the girls auxiliary of
the Fort Mill Baptist church.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Y. Williamson Of
Mil Tuesday. the purpose of their
visit being to arrange to move to
this place. Mr.. Williamson has Sc
cured cottage on Spratt street and
Z expects to move his family to Fort
Mill early next week. He is n trav-
cling salesman for an Ohio shoe con-
Germ He was reared in this commun-
nifty and has many friends here who
will welcome him back to his old
home.
Although the baseball season IL
drawing to a close. there Is apparent
ly about rs much interest as ever in
the national game in Fort Mill and
the fans follow the fortunes Of the
local team as closely as they did
when the first games were played
last spring. or tthe recent games
with Glover. Fort Mill won two and
lost one, the game of last Saturday.
which proved almost rout for the
local team. the "core being l3 to
In favor Of Cl."er. Monday after
noon. however the Fort Mill boys
BOT back at their conquerors OF two
days previous by winning to z.
Both games wore played In Glover.
Tuesday the battery for Fort Mil
wins Blair and Ferguson and for Clo-
vef Smith and Faris. These teams
play their next game on the Fort Mill
Grounds Saturday afternoon.
Mise Isabel Gricr Married.
felepram was received by Mr