Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-08-02
news ABOUT CLOVER
Several Residences Are Now Under
Construction. >.
TOWN FOUNDERS WIN FROM BELMONT
Glover Juniors Assisted in Organizing
, Lodge in YorkviIle--Decidina Game
With Tar Heels May Be Played la
ter-PhiIlips Given $16 for a Homer.
(By a staff Correspondent)

lBy STAN Correspondent). 10
Glover, August 1.-The home build
ing programme for Clover. about which
there has been more or less talk for
several months, Is now well under way
and within couple OF months or such
a matter, there will be a, number of adj
ditions to the residential sections Of
the town. Lester Barry, superintend-
ent of the Clover Oil mill, is buildin9a
7-room residence on Yorkviile street.
NJ. M. Deal is completing, a 5-room res
idence near the Glover High school n.
r. Falls is laying luinbertcand other
materials for residence in the same
section Of town. v. O., Hambright and
his father, ]. B. Hambright, now OF
Kings Mountain, N. .C..fare gathering
materials preliminary to erecting resi-
dences in the same section OF the town.
r. s. Cochrane, principal Of the Clio yer
High school, has about completed the
building Of residence here. Reports
have 1t that others are TO build before
the end of the year.
Glover Organized York Lodge.
Members of the degree team Of Clo-
yer Lodge, No. 20, Junior Order Unit
ed American Mechanics went to the
Cannon mill in Yorkville, Friday night,
where they assisted in the organization
of York Lodge, No. 256, Junior Order
United American Mechanics, the
youngest lodge Of the fraternity in the
state which was gotten under way with
twenty EIGHT charter members. State
Organizer w. A. Schiffly Of Orange
burg, who has recently been appointed
superintendent Of education for Or
angeburg county to succeed Claud
Rast, who has skipped for parts un-
known, was present and presided over
the exercises of the evening. 49,,
Officers for the new lodge were
chosen as follows: A. c. Ramsey, past
councillor; Dan Whitener. councilor;,
James G. Johnson, vice councillor: w.
F. Putnam, recording secretary; I. H
Boyd, assistant recording secretary;
Aven Smith, financial secretary. d. 4.
Boyd, treasurer; Kenny Jones, conduc-
tor; T. A. Gardner. warden; Aionzo
Morrison, inside sentinel; B. II. Jones,
outside sentinel; Frank p. Morrison.
chaplain; r. p. Jackson, +. p. ,MorTt-
son, A.. C. Ramsey, trustees. r. p.
Jackson was elected representative to
the meeting Of the state council. with
D. L. Boyd as alternate. -
Members Of the Glover lodge who
went to Yorkville Friday evening TO
assist in irstituting the new lodge
were: ]. H. Curry, r. L. Wallace. y.
Frank Jackson, T. H. Hopper, Roy
Adams, G. w. Adams, A. M. Griffin,
Ruper Clinton, L. NJ. Barrett, J. L.
Maxwell, ]. S. Turner, w. B. Bracket,
J. A. Barrett.
Belmont Beaten Badly.
Hitting the old pill at will and play
ing almost alright baseball, the Clover
Town Rounders" walked away with
the Belmont Bullies" on Hawthorn
Field, Saturday afternoon, 1913. APP
proximately 600 fans saw the game ana
they were not all from within the cor
porate limits of Glover, While the
game was rather slow at times, II was
pretty interesting in spots. The out
standing feature was the hitting or
Dody Phillips Of Chester, who played
short for Clover. Out of six trips to
bat, Phillips got home-run, two trip
les, two Dagger, single and a walk.
The home run came in the first with
a man on base. The Chester lad tapped
one over the left field fence and young
Jim Page, who was on second, came
home with Phillips close behind him.
Bill" Rudisill passed the hat and the
fans came across with SIC, which was
presented to Phillips as slight token
of appreciation for the swat. In addi-
tion to the stick work, the boy played
a great game at short and had every
body taking notice. s..-s.
The Belmont Bullles" used three
pitchers-Long and pair Of Huffstet-
lers. the trio being touched for fifteen
clean hits. Belmont got next to John
ny Walker for nine safeties, but young
John managed to keep them well scat
tered and they didn't count for much.
JEFF" Lowe, catcher for Belmont,
played a great game, but he couldn't
do 1t all by himself, Of course. Bat
teres: Clover-Walker and Agnew;
Belmont-Long, Huffstetler, Hufrstetier
and Lowe. Umpires: Bascom Howe and
Paul Bratton of Yorkville; scorer, NJ.
A. Enloe.
This was the third game between
Glover and Belmont. Belmont defeat
ed Clover here several weeks ago. Then
Glover went to Belmont and the game
resulted in a tie. Clovers victory Sat-
urday evened things up and fourth
game will probably be played.
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