Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-04-22
The news ABOUT GLOVER
Plans Are Under Way for Erection
- Of New School Building. i
BAPTISTS Are TO CALL new PASTOR

| Some Complaint ABOUT fouse Hehts
Final Sanding Work on Road Be-
ing Done-other News and Notes
of the Metropolis Of Northern York
County.
(By Staff Correspondent.
Glover, April 21.-Clover's new school
building will be erected in close proX-
unity to the present building, accord
ing to the present idea of the trus-
tees. The members of the board went
to Fort Mill Monday afternoon where
they inspected the school building at
that place. An architect for the
building to be erected here is to be
employed within 4 few days, and 1t
will not be very long before construc-
ton work is under way.
Good Baseball Pitcher.
Clover High school hassthe best
baseball pitcher that the school has
known in many years and the hurler
is toutcd locally as being a great find.
His name is Johl r" Walker a. fami-
liar member we'll .lcmbcred by many
of the older residents OF Clover and
other communities. In a game against
Winthrop Training school recently
Johnny struck out twenty-five Of the
opposing batsmen, a record that would
do credit to big league pitcher II
one should ever attain it. The Glover
High school team is going good this
year. The last game played was in
Kings Mountain, n. c., Monday after
noon and resulted in 4 victory for
Glover, S to 7.
Early Gardens Hurt.
Gardens Of carly planters in Clover
have suffered Il severe set back as
result of the unusually cold weather
coupled with frost during the past
several days. There were a number
OF people here who boasted- OF peas
and beans and irish potatoes and other
vegetables well advanced; but the
cold snap has killed practically all OF
the carly prospects, it is said.
Rev. Turner Preached.
Rev. A. =. Turner Of Landrum,
Sfartanburg county, filled the pulpit oil
the Glover BAPTIST church last Sun
day morning, preaching to large
congregation. Since the resignation
of Dr. o. L. Jones several weeks ago,
Glover Baptists have been without a
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will probably extend n call for the
services of well known minister
within short while.
Textile Industry Drags.
The textile industry at Glover still
drags. The Hawthorne Mill is run
ming on full day time; but the Glover
Mill is only running part Of the time
and there arc no indications as to
when full operations will be resumed
there. The industry has been on the
drag here now for many months,
greatly TO the embarrassment OF the
mill mnnagcmcnts, the operatives
business people and people generally
Enjoyed Fish Dinner.
The editor Of the Y"rkville Enqulf-
er and The Enquirer's Glover cor
respondent were guests Of Mr.. NJ. L.
Ford at IL fish dinner ut Mr.. Ford
home here "Wednesday. The fish
which included cats, perch, suckers
and other we'll known Catawba river
and Beaver Dam species, were. frlcd
ONLY rs Mr.. l'urd'S daughter, MISS
Esther knows how to fry them and 1t
is needless to say that the dinner was
thoroughly enjoyed. y net was plncct'
in the water at Beaver Dam Tuesday
and hundreds of pounds OF carp, cats
and othcr varieties were hauled in.
That il, where Mr. Ford got them. Hc
WAS frank to admit. however that ne
bought them and did not catch them
himself and that there was no rea!
fish story connected with the dinner
Complaint About Rents
There is some complaint being
voiced here about the alleged hl%h
house rents. 4 Glover. man who was
talking Yesterday said that nc had to
pny $50 u month rent for Il five room
house despite the fact that his salaF!
! was only S125 Il month. When 1t was
suggested that he hunt Il cheapcr
house he said that was Impossible Tor
tho reason that there were no cheaper
houses to be had.
Attended Pcnsc!le Concert
Among the Clover people who at
tended the ponselle concert at Win
throp College, auditorium, Tuesday
evening were: Misses Blceka Beam
guard and jamie Robinson. kev. d.
G.. tIugglns. Prof. W. S. Red and
Mcssrs. Jas. \. Barrett, james Hcde-
path and BoyCc Faulkner.
Sanding the Road.
Finishing touches in the way oi
sanding work arc now being placed
on the F'ilbcrt- CloveS road. y number
of teams have been employed practl-
cnlIy all OF this week hauling SAND