Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-02-22
CLOVER news BUDGE1:... ).
Voters 10 Consider a.Bold ;IssdltI*!et'' & 70
$4,000 for schooL!;;;jj 4.
TIE TOWN COUNCIL + =RE0RdlAilfIlBl}(iH5 Il Il i
News and Notes OF the MethoPoiis..ets.;
Kings Mountain ,Township s%a; asE,.
School Building Necessary y :
lieve consestsd condition---Msttsfs,''
of Personal Interest. ) :. ~; -. -.
(By q Staff Correspondent,


Glover, Fbe. 21-That. the: proposed. . !
school bond issue of $4,000 rrfotsl:;t,e
purpose Of erecting a. new: high, school;
building in Glover will 'carry'When
sented: to the voters of. the *dlstftetsts:.
the concensus of opinion .there:k That
there is need for the erection ots afiEi:.
other. school building here there
Question. 1t is doubtful wheth thetsHt4h
the exception of: Yorkville. theres5s g
other school district In the states;ans:: ::
greater need Of proper housing. tack !
lities for the pupils. The question aof
another school building in~Clover, has
been aSitated for more than a. year and
definite action has been delayed 16r
one reason or another But now tt
appears that plans for it's. building
have at last taken some definite. shape.
At the meeting in the opera house /.
here last Thursday night when 100 !:
men were guests Of the, school iim-
provement association at an oyster
supper, a number Of speakers. present q
ed the need Of the district for proper
housing facilities and there was every !
indication that the entire: assembly
recognized the need and was willing
and ready to do the needful. Petitions
asking for the calling of an election on
the question which have been In cir
culation have obtained the required
number of signatures Of freehclders !.
and voters and the election, ut is ex-
pected will be ordered within a, short !
time. Glover people generally feel ]:
that by the time the Glover school. en- /:
ters upon. the session Of 1922 there I,
will. be a new high school, building jim Z
town and there will, be plenty Of room
to make every child attending schools;
comfortable: . = -, '--::. ! e
-. Council Re. orsagizsd: .ts. = = !. :
:. Following the recent municipal: elss-I
tion in which Dr..I::.J! Canpbelir Was: (
reelected mayor, the. town council has.
been re.organized with theselsctlon .ots
C. N. Alexander as mayor; pro .temt and
DR.; sBriso11s as toiYsTIia Saaved
treasurer. ,;,'JohniiA.55I Iacks sdK sia 8 sBeetii
i 1eeelec:ted csafiiief 81 poIlss Hnd sdpaffhs
tendent Of the water plant fWhtesD:: Il. :
Youngblood has been re-eIected% night
policeman. :.,:' g, - .:
- -: OF Personal Interest.
NJ. L. Smith has returned to- Glover
after spending a few days at:North-,
hampton Mass. -. - 49,, "a: !,
Mrs. C.-H. Ferguson and sspabSre Re-:
Gently visited Mrs. .Ferguson's bafsttss
Mr.. and Mrs. John StewartTHn 'Pethel'
township. s;;j' is44: =
Miss Mary Duff, of Belmont
recently visited Miss Agnes YSunSss
blood in Clover. - ~: n .Sa:i; IL;
Miss Mary Beamguard hasSSbeehS
elected a delegate from thes; Yduqs !
Ladies' Circle of Glover PresbpterSs
ian church to the PresbyterianeGo Gont'9
vention to be held in Greenville, e,FMafch ;
s, 9. 10. W; -;
Mr.. Sam Mccall of Glover, has. gone'f
to Ranlo, N. c., to make his home.
Miss Maud Youngblood Of Gastohia, !
recently visited the family. Of ! her
mother here. Z: -.
Mr.. John Knox of Glover, has been
quite sick for some time continuesato
improve. =; e.