Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-05-06

Other News ana NoteS OF rne we
tropoiis of Northern York County.
(By Staff Correspondcnt.)
Clover; May 5-E{cv. y. \. Hemrick
of JoncsviIlc, has been called to the
paStorate of Glover and Union Bap-
tist churches to srccced Rev. DR.. o.
l.. Jones who resigned several weeks
ago to accept the pastorate of Camp
acksnn Baptist church. Rev. Hem
lex has accepted the call to the two
Baptist churches and is expected to
move here within the next few days.
The new Clover pastor is one OF the
hest known Baptist ministers in the
upper section OF the state and the
congregations ut Glover and Union feel
that they arc very fortunate in sccur-
ing his services.
Applicant for Postmaster.
An applicant for appointment az
postmaster ut Glover under the new
administration entered the lists here
this week. He is Mr.. r. L. Barber,
farmer living on the Clover-1'ethany
road a. few miles from here. Mr.. Bar
Der, it is understood was on the
streets this week with Il petition soil
citing the signatures OF citizens en-
!orying his application for the place
now held by Mr.. James \. Barrett.
MIR. Barber has been 4 resident of this
section for several months. having
moved to York county from North
Carolina. He is a son-in law OF Mr..
G. +. Hambright.
High School Has Good Record.
Claiming the best high school pitch
er upstate and they have plenty OF
reason TO make such claim, the
Glover High school baseball team has
gccd record for this season-in fact
The best in several years. Out Of sew
en games played, the Glover Highs
have won six Incidentally, it is OF
interest TO note that the team has the
biggest first haseman among high
schools up state. Hc is Dee Ford. II.
who weighs around $50 pounds and
'who until he began baseball training
was around 275. The big fellow COW
ers his territory like asbtgs.seaguer and
his teammates saxssi WbsR. he
rIlS' bat against tie old base
l.all, backed ly that 30 pounds of
avoir,.,iruis. there's something doing.
II is Il great little team. according tC
hoe who have seen them play.
Twins.
Twins. boy and Il girl, were born
to Mr. and Mrs. Alex Cock here We'd
ne-day The hoy weighed . pounds
at birth and the girl 6 pounds. The
mother and children are doing nicely.
Not the Clover Boy Scouts.
Commenting Wednesday on stntc.
mcnt published in the Views and In
telviewS column of The Yorkvillc En-
Quircr Of last Tuesday regarding acts
o: vandalism at Kings Mountain bat
tlcgruund, Scoutmastcr Jas. y. Bar
'rctt CT The Glover Troop of Boy Scouts
on Wednesday made the following
statement:
"-rhc $tntcmcnt.of Mr. s. IT. Gnforth
concerning vandalism at the Kings
Mountain battle ground. in wEi:h he
implied that GCprCdatiOnS had been
committed on tho monument by Fey
Scouts camping there last summer.
shows clearly that Mr.. e;oforth knows
very little about boys and nothing
about Boy Scouts.
$50 far rs | know: only two troops
of Boy Scouts campCd III the batt!t
ground last surl!nrr. these lwing the
Fort Mill trron and tho Clover troop.
Nh Go!u:th's implications cast Il ie-
Election on both troops. their scout
masters and The national organization
which numbers more than 100000
hoyS. 7 have the honor to tc scout
master al the Clever troop hence my
interest in these charges.
Il can only speak for MY own troop
and fov ii ! cHn unhc*itaiin%ly state
that the implication is untrue and On
Just. tnd. knowing ~ | do the train
ing II Boy Scout receives, | l'eiirr"
wnuld be perfectly safe in including
The Fort Mill Scouts in the same
statement, although | 90 not know any
OF them personally. would like to
S;i.,. further that il there were troop
uf scouts living as near the battle
::rui:nd as Mr. Guforth lives il w"iild
lIc cared for much hottnr Than ut pres
rnt and wGuld he more highly anprc-
ci;ltad by htc whole county"
Business Getting Better.
Glover business; reu:!" believe con-
ditiOnS are getting better. Several
merchants and others interviewed re-
"artiin@ business conditions Wcdncs-
day aftcrnCCn expressed the belief
ihat they could see som" improve
mert in the volume ni' sales and alSc
their belief that things we're going t.
pick mn along for II while now. Farm
crs of The community holding cotton
arc continuing their selling mnvrmen!
tn some extent and tie general urir-
ion is that things are Il little cmscr
Attended Baptist 5. S. Convention.
Among the people nf Glover ana
vicinity who attended the meeting oil
tlr YCr!; l,apiiSt Sunday School con-