Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-05-31
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Some .lter1e Of Fact .9ome: Of. Comment
and All Helping to Give an Idea OF
What Our Neighbors Are Saying aHe
Doing.
Fort Mill Times, May 2e: The re-
signation of C. S. Oakley, for the last
two years cashier Of the Savings bark
of Pineyille, was accepted few days
ago. by the board Of directors. For:
lowing, the acceptance of MI OakieE'S
resignation, q, baaksseXanlnsys .Slsstea
the bank and made a thorough exam
ination of the books. The bank is en-
tirely solvent, but since 1t was de-
cided to change cashiers the directors
well known Pinevillc business men,
have succeeded in getting control OF
a majority Of the stock, in the hanls
of Mr.. Oakley since he. became con-
nected with the institution. PenflnE
the election Of q cashier, c. Y. Walton
from the American Trust company
charlotteti is temporarily filling the po-
sition of cashier-.-...The biggest thlns
in the way of bond issue yet UNDER
taken blythe Fort Mill community VIII
be determined at the polls on Thurs
day, June 9, when the qualified resi-
dent electors of the township go to the
polls to PASS upon a proposed bond Is
sue of $4,000 for road improvements
in the township.....A marriage OIL
interest to. many friends of the young
couple took place in Fort MIL last
Thursday. afternoon when Miss -Eu!a
Mae Crane, daughter OF ME-" ana NEs.
A. l.. Crane, became the. bride OIL
Grady H.. L.5.Lemmonds.--.-....With ABOUT
score of former service men IN at1en-
dance. the Fort Mill post Of the Amer
ican Legion was reorganzed at an en-
th,,siast;c meeting last Wednesday
evening by the election of Col. w. H.
Minis, commander, Jas. T. Young, vice
commander and Brice D. Culp adju-
tant, A matter to demand the early
attention :of the meeting was the mo-
ton of Capt. F. NJ. Mack that'the
name of the post be changed IRON
Fort Mill" to ELI Bailcs," in honor OF
one of the Fort Mill boys who lost his
life in the World war. The motion OF
Capt Mack was unanimously adopted
The post then appointed committee
to ascertain the cost Of securing and
furnishing quarters suitable for club
rooms and the committee is toTeport
at an early meeting: Other matters
which claimed the attention Of. the
meeting were the '2proposittonSto erect
a monument on the plot in:New. Unity
cemetery where a, number Of soldiers
who lost aheir lives overseas are bur
led and de csmpstttgq drive M8fpn-
der wayste round up: every former; ser
vice, man in the. community fer mem
bership in the local post....-..It, looks as
if there to be change, in pestmast-
ers at Fort Mill on July !. Some days
ago J. NJ. Belk received a letter from
Congressman w. +. Stevenson asking
him if he would act rs postmaster at
Fort Mill from July until pcrma-
nent. postmaster was selected by the
department, W., B.u Audrey, acting
postmaster since July Of last year
having requested to he relieved of the
duties of the office on July /. MI
Bclk is understood to have written
Mr.. Stevenson that he would take
charge Of the office temporarily. The
impression in Fort Mill is that under
the recent order Of the postmaster
general a civil service examination
will be held to select 4 permanent
postmaster for the office as soon as
the plans of the department can be
carried out............. Fort Mill friends of
Zeaas c. Gricr. son of Mr. and Mrs. r.
f. Grier, will learn with interest Of
his engagement to Miss, Alice Eugenia
Todd of Simmonsvillc, the wedding to
take place in June. Miss Todd is
graduate Of Grcenville Woman's COL
lcse and for the last two years has
taught music in the Grccnrillc city
schools. MIR. Griar- moved from Fort
Mill to Grecnvillc several years ago
and is n rising young business man Of
that city. -.