Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-03-01

| ING nO Clue. OH 1ueSQdS last, ~ IVY,
by the name Of Fry, brought in 4
wrist watch to find its price. r. NJ.
Robinson recognized it as being one OF
those stolen, confirming it by compar-
watch with his invoice. The boy, be-
ing questioned, implicated two men,
Will Richardson and Tom Stewart,
saying that they had pawned the
watch with him.. The two men, being
searched. were, found to have in their
possession the rest Of the stolen goods.
They admitted having broken into the
place, entering by way of a transonl.
They were arrested and bound over to
the March term Of court.
Chester Reporter, Feb. "a: Married
at the First BAPTIST church in Atlanta.
Wednesday afternoon, February 23rd,
Miss Bertha Stain Of Chester, and Mr..
George Hulen Knowles, Of Miami, Fla.
.......-....Mr. S. A. Coughs Ford touring
car was stolen from in front of Dream
| land theatre Tuesday evening....--------Mr.
w. f. Ramseur, Of Morganton. n. c.,
and Miss Mary Esther Simpson, of
Chester; and Mr. Frank Hicklin, OF
! Fishing Creek, and Miss Mary Martha
Kce, of Richburg, were issued marriage
licenses yesterday from the office or
Judge of Probate A. W. Wise---..
Hilary II. Heller a dapper- looking CO.
lumbia negro Of about the octoroon
type, was fined s10O in recorders court
Yesterday morning on Il charge OIL
transporting liquor, and fined an addi-
tional $40 for disorderly conduct. and
was then turned over to Magistrate ii.
H. Shannon, who has agreed to turn
the Columbian loose. if he can raise an
additional 5000. Hellel's wife went back
to the capital to get the coin; but this
morning had not come Mr..
Auburn D. McCallum. Of Leeds. and
Miss Annie Mae Estes. of Leeds, r. f.
D. l. were united in marriage Monday
afternoon ut the Beaver Creek parson-
age, Rev. E. D. Wells performing the
ceremony. After the marriage Mr.. and
Mrs. McCallum left for Leeds, where
they will be at home to their many
friends. interesting wedding took
place this morning at 6.45 o'clock when
Miss Esther Simpson, Of this city. was
married to Mr.. ". Forney Ramseur, OF
Morcanton, y. c. The brides pastor,
Rev. Henry Stokes, performed the GER
cmony, which was witnessed by only
close relatives OF the young couple. MI.
and Mrs. Ramseur left Immediately {or
Morganton, where they will make their
home...--.The hearts Of residents OF
the north side Of Saluda street; from
Bethel NJ. E. church TO Walnut street.
beat high with hope today when sorner
body threw off load or two OF cement
as they thought surely the city's prom
ise of 4 cement sidewalk over TINS
stretch was to be carried out at last.
1t proved to be &; private job. however
Navor Westbrook says the contract Tor
this stretch of sidewalk. which stanas
first on the list in order Of priority ana
is most srely needed, will be let next
month M. w. S. Brawley, the vet
eran C. G. NV. railway engineer, VINO
is at the Chester sanatorium for treat
ment. is getting along nicely. Mrs ]. f.
Putnam, of Blackstock, who underwent
an operation at the Chester sanatorium
a few days ago, is getting along spien-
didly....M Mr.. A. NJ. Gregory, who was
convalescing from recent Illness, haa
another attack last night, and is con-
fined to his bed again....-...--...Tuesoay
night February 22nd, the Father ana
Son" banquet for the High school boys
was served by Miss Asbury and two Oh
her classes in the dining room OF the
domestic science department. 1t was
the annual banquet of the Hi-H Club or
r,,e Community Y. NJ. c. A., and the
programme was suggested and arrans-
ed by the members Of the club.
Gastonia Gazette, Feb. 25: Gastonia
Community Service which has been
on trial in Gastonia for the past three
weeks, was rindicated by the pro-
rramme which was staged Thursday
evening for the benefit OF the pHDllc.
Folks gathered at the Armory ana
PLAYED together From tiny tots Of the
kindergarten age TO staid and dignified
men and women they came together
and played games and made merry IN
Il social, community gathering. The
feature Of the evenings entertainment
was an address by Frank r. McNinch
cX-mayor of Charlotte, now regional
director for Community service, Inc.
The theme Of Mr.. McNinch's address
was that man in the busy wOrk-a-way
world needed more times for recrea-
aion and play than he is getting. Men
are cutting off years OF their life that
belong to them," he said, because they
refuse TO take the proper amount OF
physical exercise and recreatlon
They come TO their desks in the morn
! ing, after breakfast hurriedly ealen.
They jump into their work and grind
and grind without stopping except for
a hasty lunch, and so back to it in
the afternoon. They arc fast killing
| themselves" Mr.. O. 0. Craig re-