Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-12-20

day." said Manager G. p. Berry yes
terday. while we haven't gotten our
place in the shape we want it as yet,
still we are in position to give service
and we feel sure that the motor car
owners are going to learn to appre-
ciate that service
The results so far seem to have
fully justified the establishment OF a
bakery in Yorkville. Although tine
bakery has not been in operation Il
week yet, it has been running at full
capacity every day and is finding diff
ficulty in supplying the demand for
bread and cakes, and especially rolls.
The supply of hot rolls has been eX-
hausted every evening long before the
demand has been filed. Practically all
of the local dealers are handling the
product of the local bakery, and people
generally are highly pleased with the
quality of bread and cakes being Of
fered. -
- Thirty-one candidates were initiat-
ed into the mysteries Of York Council
No. 256, Junior Order United Ameri
can Mechanics at a meeting held in
the council chamber in Cannon Mill
fraternal hall last evening, members Of
the order from Filbert and Clover hay
ing been invited to assist in conferring
the degrees and to enjoy an oyster
supper held in connection with the mi
tiation. In addition to the more than
100 members OF the fraternity present
there were rumber of other Invited
guests who not only enjoyed the oyster
supper but the opportunity to mlngle
with their friends who are members or
the fraternity Because Of the large
number of candidates present for the
initiatory exercises il was well after
10 o'clock before the council was ready
to proceed with the banquetinS feature
Of the evenings exercises. Stewed
oysters, piping hot, cooked by Messrs.
Tom Thomasson Of Filbert and l.. Fl.
Castles and Ross Boyd Of Yorkvile,
were served along with coffee, ham
sandwiches and pickles. After the
feast cigars and cigarettes were pass
ed and it was nearly midnight before
the sumptuous repast was completed
and the big crowd of Juniors and their
friends returned to their homes. Men,
bers Of Clover Council of Juniors who
were present for the occasion included:
T. II. Hopper, S. J. Smith, l.. II. Long,
Row Adams. C. E. Wallace, NJ. E.
Stanton, T. J. NJ. Bolin, c. e. Brackett,
J. S. Turner, e. n. Jackson, j. NJ
Camp, Jas. A. Barrett, Paul Hedgpath,
J. r. Clinton, G. l.. Lowry. Fitbert
Juniors present included: ]. T. McAbee,
e. L. Wood, ]. C. Parrott, w. w. Lynn.
r. F. Parrot, Marcus Dickson, VIII
Gettys, A. ]. Parrott, Star Parrott, w.
l.. Pursley, T. J. Thomasson, b. w.
White. The special entertainment
committee OF the local council respon--
sible for the delightful entertainment
consisted of w. Frank Putnam, chair
man. d. L. Boyd, Lewis Boyd, j. u.
Johnson and Church CARROLL. The en-
tertainment was held in commemora-
ton of the close of an intensive mem
bership campaign which resulted in the
securing of fifty new members, nlne-
teen of whom were/unable for various
reasons to be presen for the initiation
Ia ST night but who v IL come in later.
The total number of members in sight
so far is 92 which Is considered a large
number since the council has been IN
progress of organization less than three
months. Officers/electedt to serve our
ing the six months commencing Jahu-
ary /. are: r. p. Jackson, councillor;
James G.. Johnson, vice councillor; w.
Frank Putnam, recording secretary;
Ayron Smith, financial secretary; u, II.
Boyd. treasurer. Other officers OF the
council are appointed by the councilor.
OFFICERS and members of York Councii
No. 2G5 say that they are not satisfied
tn rest with the present membership
roll but that during the year 1922 they
are going to try to increase that men,
bership at least 100 per cent.