Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-04-08


friends of Err. E. c. Sisk and Miss
Nettie. Carpenter will be interested to
learn of their marrge which occurred
last Saturday evening at s o'clock at
the pastorium of the Baptist church at
Bessemer City, Rev. w. w. Williams
officiating. The wedding was quiet
one with only a few friends present.
......The Loray Mill is running this
week on five-day' schedule, which
represents a. considerable increase in
operating time. Last week the mill
was in operation four days. Prior to
that for some time the mill ran only
three days per week. A small section
of the mill is also being operated at
night. There has been also consider
able increase in the number Of people
employed Delegations from various
sections Of the county are appearing
before the board Of county commits
sioners this afternoon to present their
Views with regard to the proposed
changes in the valuation system. The
board. was to have met at 1890 this
morning but was prevented by the en-
forced absence from the city of one
of it's members. The April session Will
probably be completed however, this
afternoon. The principal matter Of
business for today is the finding OF
the plan to be followed in. the reValu-
alton Of real estate.--.......Mrs. LaVlnla
Terrell, wife Of Mr.. George Terrell, OF
the =. & \. clerical force, died at an
early hour yesterday morning at the
home Of Mr.. Terrel's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. T. e. Terrell, 2O6 East Long
avenue. Death came following the
birth of twins, both of which died.
Deceased was only is years of age and
her death in the very bloom of young
matronhood is the source Of great
SORROW to her family and to wide
circle of friends. She was daughter
of Mr.. J. C. Deal..........Walter Perry,
aged II, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. q.
Perry, died at his home on DAVIS
street Yesterday afternoon at 4.2O from
spinal meningitis. Funeral services
were held at 2 o'clock this afternoon
at the horne, Rev. T. H. King, pastor
of the East Baptist church, officiating.
Internent was in Long Creek Baptist
church cemeteryMrs. Mary Eliza
beth Terrence, wife of Mr.. j. S. Tor
renee, died at 4 o'clock Friday after
noon following critical illness OF
one week. She had been a sufterer
from paralysis for the past seven
wears. Funeral services were held at
the home Saturday afternoon at I"
o'clock. Rev. w. c. Barrett, pastor OF
the First Baptist church, of which de-
ceased had for many years peen
loval member, conducted the services.
Interment was In Hollywood cemetery.
Cleveland Star, (Shelby), April 5:
Mr.. Lee Packard has resigned as sY-
perintendent Of the Cliffs!dc ana
Ayondale mills in Rutherford county,
his resignation taking effect March IL
He will take a rest of two weeks or
longer then become superintendent or
the new Eastside cotton mill Of Shell
bv. Mr.. J. R.. Dover is president OF
this new enterprise which is starting
up machinery and will be IN fuii
operation as soon as the entire pur-
chase of looms and some other ma
chinery arrives and is installed-.-
Mr.. Beulo Morgan Of Buffalo and Miss
Bessie Smith of the Double Shoals
community were happily married Sum
day. April End, at the home of the
rroon1s father, Mr.. Monroe Morgan.
The ceremony was performed by Squire
]. Frank Dedmon In the presence OF
few friends. The couple has the pest
wishes of q host of friends............Mr.
Maurice Hendrick son Of Mr.. and MIS-.
Frank Hendrick of Shelby has become
general superintendent of the Clirrslde
mills at Sliffside and the Haynes mills
at Avondale, succeeding Mr.. Lee Pack
ard who resigned to come to Sheipy
to take up the superintendency or the
Eastside mills here. Mr.. Packard
ground out IA years Of service at Cllit-
side. Mr.. Hendrick who graduated al
A. and M. college. Raleigh, started in
oiling machinery at Cliffside II years
ago at 81 per day and worked himself
I'D to the highest position there, haV-
ing control over $4,000 spindles, 2,2oo
looms and 1900 working people. The
Cliffside mills is perhaps the largest
eingham mills in the south and the
many Cleveland county friends OF MI
Henrick are gratified over his success
The HAYNES mill at Avondale making
print cloths is a 10000 spindle mill and
10 900 more spindles have been bought
and will be installed. Mr.. Hendrlck
got his first mill experience in Shelby
at the Ella and Buffalo mills. He is
only 35 years of age, but equal 10 the
big lob he has undertaken....--Col.
Aus D. Watts one of the leading poll
ticians of the state was I, Shelby
visitor Friday Of last week looking
after his income and audit work. Sat
urday morning after Col. Watts LETT,
Governor Morrison appointed him tax
commissioner for North Carolina, a