Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-06-03
Clover news BUDGET
Reynolds Cotton Mil at Bowling
Green TO be Under New Management.
CHAMBER OF commerce is GROWING

Grandstand Being Built at H5Wthorn
Field-CIover Teacher Starts Work
on House-Citizen Reaches 10th
Birthday-other News and Notes.
(By Staff Gorrespondent).
Clover June 2.-Announcement was
made here today that c. n. Alexander,
we'll known local business man has
purchased the interest Of W. G.. Rey-
nolds in the Reynolds Cotton Mill at
Bowling Green, and will take over the
management Of the property. Incl
dentally, it is learned that it is pro-
posed to spend considerable money in
improving the property by the install
lation of new machinery and cleaning
UP the premises generally with a view
to making it more attractive for
operatives. Mr.. Reynolds has not an
nounccd his future plans, but the un-
derstandlng is that he contempiates
moving 10 Gastonia. Mr.. Reynolds has
been both general manager and super
intendent of the plant. Mr.. Alexander.
it is understood will not undertake to
supcrlntend the cotton mill, although
new superintendent has not been
selected.
Want RudisilI For Coach.
Will Rudisill, we'll known young Clo-
yer business man and one of the best
amateur baseball players in this Sec
ton has been offered an attractive
proposition to- become athletic director
at Lenoir College, Lenoir, N. c. Mr..
Rudisill has not definitely decided
what he will do but in all probability
he will accept the place where he will
be expected to supervise all college
athletic activities. During the past
season he coached the baseball team of
the college which made a good record
Mr.. Rudisill is at present captain and
first bascman of the Glover baseball
team.
Building Grandstand.
Work was begun this week on the
building of a grandstand and high
board fence around the Hawthorn Mill
baseball diamond. Material is being
furnished by the mill management and
most of the work is being done by the
baseball fans of the mill village. 1t is
expected that the grandstand will be
completed in time to accommodate the
large crowd of fans who will come out
Saturday afternoon to witness a game
between the "Town FOUNDERS" and the
strong Belmont. y. c.. aggregation. %
Celebrates Birthday.
Mr. J. r. Parish, we'll known Clover
citizen celebrated his 10th birthday
| last Tuesday and the anniversary was
the occasion of big dinner at the
home of his son-in- law, Mr.. w. I'd
Downs here in his honor. There was
large number Of his relatives ana
friends present to do the venerable
citizen honor on his 10th natal day. 1t
was an enjoyable occasion and the
pleasure Of none Of the guests was
greater than that of Mr.. Parish in
Ehaving SO many of his friends and
relatives around him for awhile.
Little Cotton Selling.
Mighty little cotton has been SOFA
on the Clover market this week, ac-
cordnr to the Glover buyers. Last
week they were busy every day; but
this week there has been little ten
dency on the part Of farmers or TINS
vicinity to turn loose their holdings.
Consequently the buyers have had
very little TO do.
Win for Glover.
Clover's Town Founders" defeated
the strong Ranlo Mill baseball team OF
iC.astonia in Il game at Gastonia. Sat-
urday by the score Of 3 to 2. 1t was
the first time that the Gastonia OUTFIT
has been defeated this year, they haV-
ing Il record of something like sixteen
straight victories untilfhey met their
defeat at the hands OF the local ae-
rreration Of bambinocs. One Mr.. Cook
n North Carolinan pitched the game
! for Glover lnV iIc ipCalS wiz ~ 49,
pleased with his work that they nave
made arrangements to have him play
with them all summer With COOK
Walker and Painter rs slabmcn, Clo-
ver believes that it has the best pitch
ing staff to be found in any amateur
club in all this section and the team
is expecting to win = lot of baseball
games.
Chamber Membership Grows.
Irp to date about sixty-tivc members
have been obtained for the recently
orranizcd Glover Chamber of Com
merce, the membership including cltl-
zens of the town and the surrounding
community The canvass for members
has not been concluded and it is be-
lievcd by chamber officials that it Will
reach 100 at least before the end.
Cochrane Starts Building.
Construction work on the resid ,nce
being built here by Prof r. S. Coch-
rane has begun and the house should
be ready for occupancy by fall Build
ing oncrations on a number Of other
dwellings, are to begin within a few