Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-12-09
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Sons ftems of Fast, Some of Comment
and All Helping to Give an Idea OF
SNkat Our Neiohbors Are Saying and
, Doing. ~ ~
1 Gastonia Gazette, Dec. 8: Miss Nell
Pickens, who has held the position Of
home mesdemonstration agent in the conn-
ty for the past several years, rendered
! her resignation to the county commits
/, sioners at their meeting today The
resignation was not accepted at this
meeting. 1t will probably be acted up
on at the, January session of the coun-
4 ty commissioners. 1t is understood
that Miss Pickens intends to accept a
Responsible position Of an executive
! nature in one. of the city's business
firms NJ ~. His friends will be glad to
! know that Mr.. W. NJ. Morris, who be-
came seriously i'll few days ago from
ptomaine poisoning, is again able to be
! out. etg
Chester Reporter, Dec. 5: Jacob T.
Barron Council. No. %, has elected the
following officers for 1922: Joseph
Lindsay, I'M; w. V. West, D. NJ; ].
T. Key, P. C. w; r. r. Moffatt, Treas
trer; NJ. r. Clark, Recorder; W. D..
Knox, C. c.; f. L. Fox, c.. c.; w. G.
, Bigham, Steward; j. VIM. White,
Sentinel.........A tremendous crowd will
go to Rock Hill Friday for the Chester
Gaffhey football battle, which vii set
tie the upstate title. The officials
will probably be Walter Johnson,
Presbyterian College, referee; Dutch
Mclean, Newberry College, umpire;
and Stewart Walker, Rock Hill, head
lihesman-...Th The Chamber of Com
naerce Creamery Committee reported
today that the Community Creamery
IS now assured, The stock subscrip-
tion is so near the $4,000 mark. that
there is no question about getting the
remainder There is every Indication
that this will be one of Chester's best
enterprises, as the location and facil-
tiles at hand justify it's establishment.
Recent subscriptions are as follows: j.
NJ. Wise, 10 shares; F. l.. Whitlock, 8
shares; S. @. Myers, s shares; South
yern Cotton Oil Co., ]. W. Young Mana
ger, 10 shares; NJ. A. Carpenter, 5
shares; T. c. Faley, 8 shares; T. H.
White. Jr., shares; DR.. S. B. Koser, 3
shares; and Dr. F. NJ. Boldridge, 2
: shares. The remains Of Mr.. j..
: Marion Brakefleld, who died in Column
bia, Friday, were brought to Chester
Friday evening and inferred at Ar
rnenia Saturday---~.--The Great Fails
girls basketball team downed Chester
Friday in fast and well-played game.
the score being 20 to l3..-vsc3:T The fol-
lowing marriage licenses have been
issued during the past few days from
the office of Judge Of Probate A. W..
Wise: Mr.. Henry Sims and Miss Annie
Wilson, both of Great Falls; Mr.. j.
Ainsley Grant and Miss Ethel May Gill
liam, both of Chester; and Mr.. ]. Roy
Blanks ard Miss Beulah Hafner, both
: of Lando G Gaffney is now the only
remaining obstacle between Chester
and the upstate High School football
title. Honea Path was met at Green
wood Friday and eliminated by Ches-
ter's fast travelling bunch, the score
Being 81 to 81 in favor Of Chester.
, Rev. ]. F. Pittman, who has served
most acceptably for several years as
pastor of Blackstock and Woodward
: Baptist churches. left Saturday for
Lockhart where he has accepted a call
!, to the lpastorate of the Lockhart Bap-
tist hurch.....-......Married at Shiloh
Cottage Saturday, December 3, 1921, by
Rev. J., 3. Traywick Mr.. ]. Ainsley
Grant and Miss Ethel Gillian, both of
y the New Hope community.