Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-11-22
news OF Glover
Two Carpenters We're Hurt When
Platform FelI' TO the Ground.
new AUDITORIUM is ALMOST READY
Glover Mill to Run at Night-Farmers
Continue 10 Sow Grain-Other
News Notes of Northern York
County
(Bys n Staff Correspondent }

(By- Staff Correspondent
Glover. November 21.-W. j. Beam
guard and Siias Glenn, we'll known
carpenters, had narrow escape from
death last week wien scaffold which
they were using in construction work
on the new home of r. a. Jackson,
gave way and threw them to the
ground Mr.. Beamguard suffered in
jury to his head and Mr.. Glenn's leg
was hurt Both men were confined to
their respective homes for several days
following the accident.
To Use, Auditorium.
The auditorium of the new high
school building will be ready for use
before Christmas, Prof. w. S. Reid,
superintendent of the Glover High
school said Saturday Just when it
will be completed Prof. Reid does not
know, but it is only matter of n few
weeks. High school pupils expect to
open the new auditorium with de-
bate on the subject, Resolved, That
the United States Should Provide
Compensation Tor All Ex-Service
Men"
The subject is one of peculiar inter-
est at this time and those who are to
take part in the debate are making
strenuous efforts to get all the infor-
nation possible Regarding the subject
in order that they may lie in position
to'maintain their respective sides Of
this much debated question.
Many Hunting Licenses Sold.
There arc many people in this sec
tor. especially negroes, who are going
t0 do little except hunt rabbits and
partridges and other game from now
until the close of the hunting season,
according to Frank McElwee, assistant
cashier of the Bank OF Glover. who is
sues hunting licenses for the bank.
which is an agent Of the county game
warden. Mr.. McElwcc said Saturday
that so far he had issued nearly 300
hunting licenses and that the end is
not yet "In addition to the county
hunting licenses, we have issued some
thing like one dozen state hunting
licenses" said Mr.. McElwee. "lt looks
To me like pretty nearly ever! n"Et"
In this section who can get up the
price of license is coming after It,
To See Football Game.
big Thad" Clinton, alumnus of the
University of North Carolina, is'mak-
ing his plans and preparations to go
to Chapel Hill. n. c., Thursday. to sec
the annual football game between the
University of North. Carolina and the
University of Virginia. Big II. p
wouldn't miss that game for anything
in the world and he has alrcay notified
the Chapel Hill authorities TO reserve
two seats for him. since one isn't big,
enough. He hasn't missed an annual
THANKSGIVING football game between
the two schools in a long while. The
University of Virginia won the annual
classic last year and "T. r." has ii
doped out that North Carolina should
win this year. Anyhow he is going to
risk his roll on North Carolina and is
either coming back to Glover In Pull
man or Ia foot.
Sunday School Grows.
AS the result OF campaign for
new members which came TO Il close
last week the Glover Methodist Sun
day school has increased its member
ship TO 26i. Sunday "chool members
were divided into two groups, known
as the Reds" ard 'Blucs" for the
campaign for new members. y total
of Sc new members were added and the
blues" turned in the largest number
of new members. with the result that
the "Rcds" entertained them ut An
oyster supper ut the opera house Sat
urday evening. Jas. y. Barrett is su-
pcrintcndcnt Of the SUNDAY school.
U. D. C.'s Held Supper.
Andrew Jackson Chapter L. D. c..
entertained at hot supper at the op-
era house here Friday night. receipts
from the sale of cdiblcs going to the
benefit of the chapter More than $50
was taken in.
Mill Runs. at Night.
Night work is to begin at tn" Glover
mill beginning tonight and il is OK