Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-07-01
GARNERED With SCISSORS
News From Within and Without
the County.
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Some Items Of Fact, Some OF Commens
and All Helping to Give an Idea Of
What Our Neishbors Are Saying and
Doing! !: - '.-,,.
Chester Reporter, June 27: Mrs w.
J, Reid, of Richburg, received a wire
this morning, announcing the arrival
OF Rev. and. Mrs. Porter Anderson IN
San Francisco after a seven-year so
iourn in Korea. Rev. Mr.. and Mrs.
Anderson will arrive in Richburg IN
a few days for a years. vacation IN
the states. Mrs Anderson was Miss
Florrie Belts Of Richburg. Rev. Dir.
Anderson Is also native of the Rich
burg section.......O One Of the most spec
tacuIar. fires, in Chester in years tnat
brought a large percentage oil the pop
ulation to the scene. and threatened
to. be attended by most serious conse-
ouences occurred at the Southern Fup-
lie Utilities Co.'s sub-station Ihufs-
.f5ay evening, when, due to faulty insui-
ation.an oil switch caught fire and the
burning liquid lit up the scene with
lurid glare that could be seen 1or
miles, with a series of staccato eN-
plostons at intervals as the fire pro-
gressed.. Prompt measures were taken
by. Manager, Fox and force to suboue
the confiagration and'restore the SER
vice, and the current was OR only
.about thirty minutes. The loss IS es-
timated at from S1.S00 to s2.O0O..--:-
Messrs. E. w. Gibson and w. q. Dye
of the Rossville section, killed a dozen
valuable COWS today. tuoefcuiin-
test conducted by Government expert
DR., w. K. Magill, having shown the
cattle to be diseased. Two. head hao
already been killed for. similar reasons.
or the fourteen animals killed twelve
were thorough bred Guernseys anu
the other two grades, which MAKES
Messrs. Gibson and Dyes loss u
heavy one..........We, understand thal
that there isfeonsldsrable prospect or
probability of inducing MIR. ]. b. DUKE
to extend his magnificent newly -oui'.
Great FaIls-Lugoff highway to Fort
Lawn, it being necessary, Of course I"
this ia. done. for the county to bear
considerable part Of the oufoch'
Should this~be done. and the Calhoun
highway pass Fort Ls:@Tn, as Is prooaoie
Fort Lawn will be wonderfully help-
ed up in the matter Of good roads. we
understand. that a conference VIII DC
held at Fort. Lawn on the Great FAILS
Lugoff proposition ina day or two
THE Complete list Of officers
elected at the Christian Endeavor con-
vention at Lowryville last week mas
been sent us, and is as follows: }. a.
Flannagan president; ]: T. Fam ana
GSH. Adams. :. vice. hresitients;,- :hl1s'
J. M. Williams, Jr:, recording secre-
tary;. Miss. Ina Ashe, corresponding
secretary; J.. Clyde Plexico, treasurer;
Miss Margaret McElwce. supt. mis-
sions; Miss Margaret ,Boyd, junior
Superintendent. Bryce Bankhead' ton'h
legion superintendent; Mrs. Tom oat-
es., quiet hour superintendent; MISS
Ada Saunders, graded endeavor super
intendent: Dewitt Auld. press super
inteadent; Rev. F. Fl. Wardlaw' must
cal director. Pastors advisory noaro'
Rev. r. Ray Riddle. Rev. J. f. herry-
hill Rev. &c: Bailey, Rev. Flournov
Shennerson, D. D. Banners were
given as follows: Wood Lawn @e''io'
society ut Sharon for best attendance
Had u registered delegates who. trav-
eled So miles. Olivet society al NC
Connellsville for being most efficient
society and doing best work for inc
year. York First Presbyterian churc''
Junior Society for the best Junior
work. Twenty-four societies repre-
sented mt convention, 113 registered
delegates, 400 delegates present. Sa'u
by many to be the best district con-
yention' they had attended....A gt'a
event in local Greek circles yesterday
was the wedding OF MI. Peter PouloS
and Miss Jennie Bratsos, which was
so.emnized in the Sims & Garter na'''
in the presence Of some two hunofco
Of their countrymen. the Rev. Thomas
Papageorge. rector of the Holy TRINITY
Orthodox Greek church OF Augusta
Ca, being the. officiating CLERGYMAN
The crowd was gathered from three
states, and with the exception o.
about a dozen came from the sumo
city or. copmunity in Greece. INC
ceremony was strictly q Ia mode ana
was of;.one and one-half hours du-
ration. after which followed fcastins,
toaSting Of the bride and groom ana
O. general reception. a. dance whle''
had been planned as IL part OF inc
Ceremony, was " dispersed with tle
crowd being informcd-that SUCH Wou'o
be departure from the laws ana
customs regulating Sabbath ohser-
vance hereabouts. However, during
the afternoon the entire asscnhiaGe
embarked in automobiles. and pro-
ceedcd to Rock Hill, where 1t was saio
this part Of the exercise was to DC
put on. ',.'.'..
Lancaster News, June "a: CouSai
,,y.,,,o,. ,oIorod was shot and dan