Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-04-15

Woodman insurance policy and in the
course Of hts address spoke Of the ad-
vantages that accrued from member
ship in the fraternity. John T.. Car
roll. presided as toastmaster and short
talks were made by Senator John Il.
Hart, Jas: D. Grist, r. p. Jackson and
J. @. Wray. Refreshments were served.
Jack kings Comedians, a COM
pany Of twenty-five who have been
presenting dramatic and VaudeVllle
plays in tent on Smith lot on South
Congress street have entertained large
audiences each night Of this week and
there is no question but what the au-
diences have been pleased. All the
members Of the company are good
actors and their repertoire has con-
sisted Of very fine and interesting
selections Jack King himself, play
ing "Frccklcs," has proved immensely
popular and the other members of the
company have given great support.
The show closes its engagement IN
Yorkville tomorrow night From here
they go to Lincolnton, \. G."
jack Kings Comedians were no
match for the American Legion in a
game of baseball played on the York
vile Graded school diamond yester-
day afternoon and: the LegIonaIres
won easily by score of II to D. me
Comedians defeated Yorkvllle High
school team on the previous afternoon
by a score Of Is to .. Jack King,
star of the Comedians, was badly in
iured in the game yesterday after
noon when he was accidently spiked
in the knee by Manager Carl Gaulden
of the Legion team. The game yester-
day was the first in which the Legion
men have engaged this year and while
without practice and giving evidences
of being: pretty stiff and out of form,
they put up a splendid exhibition for
an opener. Uniforms for the Legion
team arrived this week and were worn
in the game yesterday.
At the annual meeting Of the trus-
tees of the Church Home Orphanage
(EpiscopaD held hereasTuesday, the
management was diresfed to spend a
sum not exceeding $4,000 for buildings
and other Improvements. proposed
plans include a laundry to cost about
SIS. 900 and either new dormitory or
superintendent's home. An archltect
will be employed to draw landscape
plans providing for future buildings on
the orphanage property in the years to
come. .,f7The annual report shows that
between -s35,000 and $4,000 was now
being annually expended for the main
tenance| of the orphanage. There are
now approximately 125 children oelng
taken care Of by the institution. Inc
present property, which is Valued. at
approximately 100000, INCLUDES more
| than 100 acres Of land. The: Rt. Rev:
w. A. Guerry Of Charleston, 'bisnop OF
| the Episcopal diocese Of Soutn caro-
lima. presided over the annual meeting
of trustees. The following members ol
the board were in attendance: Blshor
Gmerrv Charleston; Rev.aW. H.. K
Pendleton. Spartanburg; Rev. Poiner
Columbia: Rev. o. T.. Porcher, Ben
nettsyille; Rev. j. IS. Lightbourn
Georgetown; W. B. Moore, YorkYillee;
G. III. Greene, Rock Hill; w. E. DuVall
Cheraw: r. c. Thomas, RidgeWay;
Rev. T. P. Noe, superintendent, YORK
vile.
Hundreds of Episcopalians from al
sections Of South Carolina are expect.
ed here on May s, on the occasion OF
! pilgrimage Day to the Church Home
! Orphanage, Yorkville, state orphan
home of the denomination. Al sths
meeting of the board Of trustees OF the
ornhanage held here this week, a com,
rnittee consisting of"Henry w. Fair OF
Columbia C. P. Matthews OF spartan.
hnrr. and William T. Robinson o.
Greenville, appeared before the trustees
with nlans for Pilgrimage Day, May o
and the proposition received tne
! hearty endorsement Of Bishop Guerr9
and the board. The committee has Is
sued letter to Eplscopalians through
out: the state; urging that every Ileli;
her of the denomination VINO conVeni-
ently can, Join: in this: .orphanage plle
grimage. According to the comnlt.ee
nIans are that after porning service q.
the church in Yorkville ana a paske'
picnic lunch, the weather petLhi..ins {
there will be a great open-ait iliee 49,.
under the beautiful oaks at the OF
Manage grounds, conducted by BishoE
EinIav- a service Of consecratlon u
tha ornhonage work Of the church ano
earnestly planning for it's future. WINE
tSe idea of the committee is that scores
fror, the p-country will come IN cars
those Episcopalians Of the low country
rvho come on the trains, will be proVlo-
ed with entertainment by members oi
the Episcopalian denomination ~
Vorkyille. with the assistance OF mem
hers of other denominations II such as
sistance Is needed for the entertail-
ment OF the visitors.
ALL the papers have been servso
and everything is in readiness for tne
trial of the case Of Mrs. Georgetse
McCelvey NIackorell versus her nus
hand. 'Theodosius Mackorell in the ~
vorce court for York county IN 1 the
courthouse tonight at s o'clock: une .e,t
Complaint served by the p:alntllL
attorneys, Messrs. John X. HART ano
Iobn A. Marion alleges among olhel
things that prior to and Continuously
IN Until the date Of the said marrlaEe
the n said defendant protested violently
that he loved plaintiff. that ne was
man mar Of, great and unlimited weaitn
that he had an ample bank account
several high price cars, magniIetsta. gno
home in York and a summer residence
IN Flowing Rock: that he would Iove
and support the plaintiff in hlGh styie
attend her every want and gratlly pei
evcry wish. but in this connection pam
iifT alleges that the defendant mas no
,nonnv has no home Of his own, i:ts
nn cars but does own a Ford, thaL nt
i,as ceased to love plaintir ~ltnou'
cause can on her part. has neglected piain ia;n .
tiff is hanging around and adlnir!Is ~
o,her oh, women, refuses to allow 'plalntilL
onv other sum than twenty-five Genus
,yoek for spending money, comPla.lis
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