Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1920-09-23

business college
Alfred Jones left Fort Mill one day
last week to resume his studies ut
the Presbyterian College Of South
Carolina, Clinton.
Among the young ladies OF this
section who are attending winthrop
collegc~is Miss Mary Bales, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. z. Bales.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. j. Bales returned
Tuesday from visit to Mr.. Bales
sister, Mrs. II. w. Culp. who is pa
tient at sanatorium i'm Asheville.
N. c.
Glider Baugnight, son OF the Rev.
w. r. Bauknight, left yesterday for
Newberry to resume his studies as
sophomore in the Lutheran college
in that city. D
John w. Gum has given up the
work he has been doing for several
years mt mill No. 1 of the Fort Mill
Manufacturing company to accept a
position as salesman with the Potts
5 Supply company rf s-
I Inc rev. j. VIII. Dyches, pastor
of the Fort Mill Baptist church, has
just received n card announcing the
marriage of his friend. DIR. Daoud
Atiyeh. to Mile. Olga Khouri. Rue
I. Nehi Danial. AleXandrie, 81 Aout,
1920. e'
Many Fort Mill people are begin
ming to wonder how much longer II
viii take the census bureau to an
E nouncc the 1920 population Of Fort
{ Mill. Guesses as to the number or
people living in the town range all
the way from 1,s00 to $500.
f. r.. Ardrcy, worshipful master OF
* Catawha lodge, No. Sc. A. f. NJ, will
open the Masonic hail next Tuesday
evening at 1880 O'Clock 20 give the
women Of Fort Mill an opportunity to
!. reorganize there the Fort Mill Cap
ter OF the Order of the Eastern Star.
y The second hearing by the recorder
of the disorderly conduct charge
against the seven Rock Hill men
who were arrested in Fort Mill sew
eral weeks ago was not held last
Friday. tho date set. 1t is said the
second hearing may be held next
week Meanwhile the seven defend
ants are under $50 bond each.
Col I. b Spratt expects to leave
+ Fort Mill Saturday afternoon for
Cleveland, Ohio, to attend tho second
annual meeting of the American Le-
gion as one of the ten delegates elect
ed in Greonvile last spring to repre-
sent the South Carolina division of
the legion. He expects to he away
from home the greater part of next
week.
a miscellaneous shower in honor
of Mrs w. Il. Barron, bride of two
weeks. was given Tuesday afternoon
. at the homo of Mrs. S. l.. Meacham
on Hall street by IL of her girl
friends. Mrs. Barron was the rccip-
lent of many useful and pretty pres
ents, which were brough in for in
spcctiun by tho little daughters of
Mrs. Mcacham. Mary Elizabeth and
Emily. Following an hour of pleasant
conversation, refreshments OF punch,
ice cream and cake were served.
Motorists and others who use the
county road between the Catawba
river and Rock Hill have been pleas
cd to note during the last few days
that prCpa rations are being made to
resurface tho mile and half OF mac
adam in the road that was so badly
damaged by the heavy rains of n few
weeks ago. Much of the material to
be used for the resurfacng has been
placed along the road and the work
10 expected to he under way within n
few days. .. a..
The editorial in the Fort Mill
Times n few weeks ago urging farm
ers OF this section 20 undertake for
experimental purpI Ns next year the
growth of tobacco on their places has
met with considcrab bio favor. as many
as half II dozen of the more progress
sive farmers of the community hav-
ing announced their intention OF put
ting in small crops OF the weed"
next season. IL is thought that much
or the soil of this section is adapted
10 oooTqol 10 uouonpoLd ep OF
good quality.
4 The Fort Mill graded school is
without n regular teacher for the
iEnglish classes About the time the
ischool opened ten days ago the
trustees received word from the wo-
iman who had been elected for the
work that she could not accept the
position. since then efforts have been
imade TO secure another teacher. hut
Jas yet the place has not been filed,
Vthough it is expected that n teacher
Twill he secured within the next week
Meanwhile tho English classes are be- |
ing taught by the superintendent. Il.
4 III. Stribling.
The Rev. j. w. Speakc. pastor OF |
st Johns Methodist church, Rock |