Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-04-12
VIEWS and interviews
Brief Local Paragraphs Of More OF
Less Interest.
PICKED UP BY ENQuIRER REPORTERS
Stories Concerning Folks and Things
Some of Which You Know and
Some You Don't know-Condensed
For Quick Reading.

Some You Don't know-Condensed
For Quick Reading.
Members Of the baseball team Of the
YorkvIle High school, were loud in
their praise uf the treatment accord
cd by people Of kershaw and Lancas-
ter, in their entertainment Of them dur
ing their two day baseball trip last
week. They were nice to us at both
places" said Coach Paul Bration, 'and
every moment of our stay in each town
was thoroughly enjoyed"
The Sweetest Phrase.
Mr.. X. j. Mackorcl Of Yorkrille
thinks the last three words Of this bit
OF verse are about the three sweetest
words he knows. What do you think:
There are three words. the sweetest
words
In all Of human speech
More sweet than arc all songs Of birds,
Or pages poets preach.
This life may be a vale of tears,
A sad and dreary thing
Three words, and trouble disappears
And birds begin to sing.
Three words and all the snscs bloom,
The sun begins to shine.
Three words will dissipate the gloom
And water turn to wine
Three words will cheer the sadjcst
days.
II love you? Wrong by heck
1t is another, SWeetcr phrase,
Enclosed find check"
"Wi!l you please publish the Ode 10
the Odcrs,' which you Will find on lhc
accompanying page. Yours truly, f.
H.. Yorkvillc":
Oh, you silly little ode writer's,
Why be such beauty and fashion fight
erS?
why not be as loving sister and broth
Yuu are all TOO silly to rival one an
other.
Don't you know when thing
Keeps goings round and round,
II has no where else to go
Except run in the ground?
or course twas Il lot of fun.
But don't you see that's what yoI'vc
done:
So now don't you think it hest
lust to let those foolish odes rest?
What the boys look like and what tho
girls wear,
Doesn't interest me at all and l don't
rut if You You don't soon, stop, you'll he
sure TO find.
That you've upset your weak Hli"
mind.
The Winthrop Pageant.
"That pageant in which the history OF
South Carolina will be portrayed is go
ing t. be tho most stupcndnuS under
taking ur the kind ever undertaken hy
WINTHROP" remarked Miss Marie Few
cu secretary of the Rock Hill Chamber
or Commerce the other day. "Althou%h
approximately l.1UO Winthrop E:rl" VII!
take part in the pageant" Miss F"weli
went on to say, "to ms MIND the no"l
wonderful thing connected with 1t IS
the fact that the 100 costumes arc
now being made by the sewing depart
mcnt ut Winthrop college. The dress
to he worn by the queen is I" h. made
of cloth of gold and will ID" kept per-
manently ut Winthrop.'
What Do You Do Wit, the Day?
Il think" said one This manrnih::,
that this hi, OF verse, written by l'lil
Armstrong and which recently npp;ar-
ed in Il Jacksonvill , ia. ncwsr:'ll"r,
The Times Union. which | get. is an
inspiring thing: ....:.....
Have you made someone happ%.:
Or made SUmcInc sad
What have you h1np Wi,h the : -.
Day you had? = u! a.
{: God gave il tu Nou -. :.
To do Just what YOU would &C.
Did you do what ta:; wicicu
On. do what was good? - - :
Did you hand out a smile
or just give 'Cm irnwn!
did you lift someone up
Or help someone gct down?
Did you Tighten some load
Or Sume prugrCSS impede?
Did you luuk for Il rose
Or just gather. Il weed?
What did you du with
Your beautiful day.
God gave il to you
And you threw il away.
So start out tomorrow
You'll iinI il worth while
Ia drive Off some sorrow
And help folks t" smile.
Recalls the Big Fight