Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-03-22
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princeton University of which
Woodrow Wilson was formerly presi-
dent is usually counted as Prcsby
terian institution due to the ,promn-
ence of Presbyterian scholarship in it's
faculty, although it was founded under
royal charters which required non
sectarianism," said n minister the
other day Late official figures, how
ever, show that 33.1 per cent. Of it's
student body are professed members OF
the Protestant Episcopal, church The
analysis of church membership in the
fall Of 1920 shows 531 Episcopalians.
Sic Presbyterians, 93 Methodists. 7S
Congregationalists, ~ Roman Catho-
lies, sc Hebrews. Al Baptists. 33 Dutch
Reformed, 32 Lutherans, 25 Unitari;,ns
and 80 Quakers."
battle-ground Property Abused.
II was up at Kings Mountain Battle
ground Thursday" said Representative
Emmett w. Pursley Of the Santiago
section, who was in Yorkville Saturday
mo care is being taken Of the battle
ground and the property there is get
ting In bad shape. The lock has been
stolen from the gate surrounding the
big monument; one Of the panels has
been stolen from the Soapstonc monu-
ment and the bronze tablets on the big
monument have been scratched up and
,defaced by bullets. The grandstand is
lettering many of the seats being gone
now. The whole place presents scene
Of dcsolation and lack Of care. Little
bits of the monuments have been chip
ped off and carried away. The site of
the famous Revolutionary battle is Wis.,
tied daily by people from all sections.
1t does seem q pity that the United
States government, after appropriatng
large sum of money to build monu-
ment there should not make some pro-
vision to take care Of it. A caretaker
=: to live on the premises should be pro-
vided and for one would certainly like
TO sec some movement inaugurated
with that end in view.",r
Answering Back.
This is in answer to "Odc 10 the
Girls" which. appeared sin your last
II; ii*;siits: Please do not 6ublfsh my namd.
Miss -. Sharon, S. c.. March -"
n1,lS T,n THE ROWS
Little boy, don't get alarmed
For what I'll say will do no harm.
saw your Ode the other day,
And this is what l have to say.
In Summer time we always wear,
Clothes suitable for the year.
7, is fact, we do not dress
In collar. tie. coat and vest.
Not being man-we always know
TO dress vixen seasons tell us SO.
Because we do not wear your clothes:
You needn't be JeaIous-do you sup
pose? ...-.
In the summcr-now and then
We do wear our dresses kinder thln;
/ do not think this any more harm
Than always carrying collar, anu
coat on arm.
The only difference. | suppose"
is girls keep on all their clothes.
And little boy I tell you thu5t-
Are not as bad as It red race an"
nose.
Say boys, do you never shave?
You look just Ike you're from Il cave.
You think vuii are so cotuettSil---
But t.. think your brcath :" rather
ip.l rpt ISb
Our dresses do come below our threats.
But we. do not look like horses
chokcd.
We are not 'rraid of taking cold; 80.
So don't worry boy-youre growing
No matter how cnld Or hot the weather
we generally keep our clothes To-
rntkrr ... 80 -.
WHY do you lct that dong shirt tail;
Get in the wind and form sail:
And your hair---hUw is IL trimmed!
Oh, it's lust the style for mon!
Sometimes it's way above your ears:
And again, where your collar appears
No. you do not wear harcm pants
or skirts at all like your aunt".
Or even rnglcts in your noSc
And YOU are arrcstcd-Why do you
suppose?
Why do YOU wear that Slnuchy hal
And keep your hair all in Il mat:
Nhy do YOU wear your belt so l"u:'r--
Always pulling up your pants" "u
Goose,
WHY is it. that you look so long?
guess it's the' way'ynh cad your
form.
Such fuzzy .coatts--"nqa those 1'EA'
paints
Boy! You better WISH for that skh'
of your aunts! r.".
-':i2 aMiss Ella"
Eyer SO seldom dnc whose work in
lr. leadscafong roads that give an in-
sigh, into A1I'its vicssitudo$, secs IN
example of aove' and devotion :lnd kind
~ interest in others with utter forget
fulness of self that the sight renew:
ones faith in God and religion ana hu'
,uanity. A living example Of Just tii'
kind that inspires hope and joy iho
comfort went away Friday allcr'i""'
while a whole town shed tears. 'Le