Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-09-06
Tuesday, September 6, 1921.

expected that he viii! be lodged in the
county Jail this week unless he Is able
to give bond or else make arrange
ments satisfactory to the magistrate.
Jesus answered and said unto him,
Verify, verify, / say unto thee, Except n
man be born again, he cannot see the
Kingdom Of God" John 3-3. Using the
above as his text and Regeneration"
as his subject, Rev. j. l.. Vipperman,
D. D., Of Dallas, n. c., held the undi-
vided attention OF his congregation az
the First Baptist church Of Yorkyille
last Sunday morning for more than
forty minutes. In the course or ms
sermon the doctor used illustration art
er illustration to make his arguments
clear, and without opening his Bible or
use of notes ef any kind quoted more
than forty passages Of Scripture, giy-
inc. the book and the verse for each In
order 10 drive home his points and ar
gliments, making the logic Of his dis
course so plain and understandable
that none or his congregation could
fail to fully comprehend just what. Is
meant by regeneration and how essen
tial regeneration is to mans salvation.
DR.. Vfpperman is recognized through
out the country as one or the realiy
great Rible students Of the day, being
a specialist in Bible history He has
promised the local Baptist congrega-
tion that ut some future date he will
come to Yorkville again and conduct
weeks Bible institute, to which the
Christian people of the community
will be invited -
The Yorkville Graded school enter
ed upon the session of 1922 yester-
day morning with open air exercises
held on the school ground. All OF the
teachers were present and indications
were, judging from attendance on the
opening day, that. the enrolment this
year will be greater than last year, ana
that congested conditions which were
bad last year, will be even worse this
year. At the opening session yester-
day morning short talks were made by
Messrs T. F. McDow, j. A. Marion and
Geo. w. Williams of the board OF trus-
tees; Rev. e. e. Gillespie, d. d., Rev.
]. l.. Oates. d. D., and Rev. I. p. Noe,
DR.. NJ. j. Walker and Mrs. M. J.. Car
roll OF interest in connection with the
opening Of the school yesterday morn
ing was the fact that It marked the en-
try of Miss Sudie Allison, primary
teacher, upon her twenty-first year as
a member of the school faculty. Miss
Sudie," as she is known TO every boy
and girl who has grown up in Yorkyille
in the past twepty-one years, began
her work as a teacher of primary
grades in 1900; succeeding her sister.
Miss Florrie Allison, now Mrs. j.. f.
McElwee, who taught in the Yorlyille
school for several years. Through all
the years that she has taught here
Miss Sudie's" work has been with the
primary grades and she Is today re-
garded as one of the most competent
primary teachers in the state.
Another Mans Wife" the sub
ject Of the first of six plays to be pre-
sented in Yorkyille by the Pickert
Stock Company this. week was well
received by critical audience last
evening. The company arrived In
Yorkville, Sunday. from Henderson
vile, N. c., where they have filed a
three weeks engagement and their ex-
hibition last evening was PRONOUNCED
as far superior 10 that Of the average
tent show that makes Yorkville on It's
| itinerary. Bumps" Dalton, black
| face comedian. was the outstanding
| star of the performance OF last even
| ing-at least the majority of the ap-
pIause was his Miss Lillian Picksrt
and Ralph Chambers, playing -heayy''
parts last evening were received with
applause by the audience and their
work bids fair TO be watched with In
terest by tent theatre goers during the
week. Especially attractive last even
! ing was the work of Val c. Clary and
MISS Louise Browning while other
members of the company gave fine
support II was an unusually largs
attendance last night considering the
| fact that It was the opening engage
ment and Manager @. ]. Dodson was
encouraged To feel that the tent would
be filled during each night, Of the enc
gagement here. The Pickert Stock
Company includes twenty five people
in alpwith fifteen actors taking regular
parts in the cast Of characters offered
for the entertainment Of the respec-
tive audiences. Vaudeville skits be
tween the acts last evening were es-
pecially good,S