Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-01-04

organization next year. They are as
follows, President, John G. BaEnwcli'
vice president, Dewitt c. Johnson
secretary. a. L! Humphrics; treasurer,
David E.. Moore; district trustee l.. y.
Pitts. Dircctors-T. Fred Bell. Z. l..
5, cbbb,t j. n .ShMlcy, l.. g: 1Mefahden'
W.R. Sims, W. P. Goodman, J. Z. BASS
q. .B::aGunter, ,jr., Of Aiken. has
been made secretary. OF the Anderson
Motor company. Mr.. Guntcr was Tor
merly ,auditQr;.of Aiken"county and mas
l,ads:: considerable experience as d
banker.
Fort Mill Tirnc5, Dec. 90: The public
roads of Fort Mill township generally
are In bad condition from the recem
heavy rains being III places Almost
impossible. What is said to be the
worst section Of road near town is be-
tween Fort Mill and the Catawba rircr
bridge. Monday night Rock Hill OIL
truck and Fort Mill lumber truck
were stuck fast in the mud at that
place and not. until Tuesday morning
did the drivers succeed in getting the
trucks out: One of the county officials
,!was asked atfew days ago if:the county
could not repair the river road and his
reply was, "You ought TO see the road
between Tirzah. and York" ..---..-A DC
liEhtful affair of Monday evening was
the first annual banquet Of the Tom
Hall Guards, Fort Mill unit Of the Ma
tional Guard of the United States. in
the company arrnol;y for two score
guests. including number from, Rock
Hill. and Is or more members or the
organization. The banquet was spread
npon long tables and the men detailed
to see that the wants of every one
were supplied from the excellent menu
that had been prepared for The occas-
ion were freely congratulated upon the
way. in which their duties were per-
formed........T The marriage OF popular
young Fort Mill woman took place
Christmas day when Miss Lillian
Pamela Howie. daughter Of S. ID.
HOWE, became the bride Of James w.
Nunn of Rock Hill. The ceremony oc-
CURED at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. c.
C.. McIlwaine, grandparents of the
bride and was performed by her uncle.
the Rev. r. J. McTlwainc. Presbyterian
minister of Monroe, y. c. Mr.. Num- is
a chief gunner's mate in the navy. sta
toned at Charleston. and was spending
the holidays at the home Of his mother.
Mrs. NJ A. Num-, in Rock Hill. For
some time; Mrs. Num- has been an
operator in the Rock. Hill telephone
exchange. Up to q few months ago
she was similarly connected with the
Fort Mill telephone exchange. Mrs.
Nunn has many friends in this section
who will regret to learn that her home
will henceforth be in Charleston. One
Of the many presents received BY Mr.
and Mrs. Mum was Il handsome chest
of silver sent by his shipmates rs
token Of the esteem in which he is hello
by them........A good piece of detective
work was done during the Christmas
holidays by Police OFFICER Y. d. Potts
when he located and arrested III Rock
Hill white man named l.. i. Bivcns
and his wife, wanted b. the Columbia
authorities OH tho charge Of stealing
clothing and jcwclry from stores in
that city. The man and woman were
taken to Columbia Saturday morning
by a deputy from the Richland county
shcriff's ofice........Thc Rev. DR.. J. ".
H. Dychcs and his family were treated
to an old fashioned pounding" by the
members of the Pleasant Valley church
. and. congregation. Thursday AFTERNOON.
" December. .a3. 7: w. Culp and II. d.
Patterson were the. committee 10 dc
liver the goods" which DR.. Dychcs says
, consisted of an abundance and variety
: Of substantial and delicate foudstulf*.
for which he and his family expressed
sincere appreciation......So far as The
Times is informed. only one arrest was
made in Fort Mill during the Christ
5mas holidays, that Of Il negro accused
Of robbing Rock Hill stores last Thurs
day. The man was taken from South
ern passenger train No. IS Thursday
evening by Police Officer Y. d. Potts.
At the time he had in his possession
ladies wearing apparel said to b"
worth S125 and four pairs of fine WOO:
socks. He was locked up in Fort Mill
for the night and Friday morning was
turned over to the Rock Hill authori-
ties............ Miss Mamie Bell Lipc was
married to Robert L. Collins in the
study of the Baptist pastoriun Sunday
morning. December 2G, at 10 o'clock.
the ceremony being performed by the
Rev. j. w. H. DychcS......Friend Of
=. E. Patterson of l'armrille y. c.. far
mer mayor of Fort Mill. were pleased
to welcome him to town last week a%
Christmas. visitor.