Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-04-19
WITHIN TIE TOWN

There was frost again yesterday
morning; but not quite SO n'acn' .ao
there would have been except FOR tne
high wind. There was more frost THIS
morning.
total of'15O bales of cotton were
sold on the Yorkville market last week
according to statement mace Eestea. E
dav by K. f. Mcclure, public WelSher
for the town. y total OIL 90 paleS
sold here Saturday.
There was quite heavy wind anu
rain storm in Yorkville last Saturoay q,
night, and during fifteen mnauees ,,n ~
looked, as if things were to be torn up
con sidera bly; but there was no I'M
portarit damage.
There should be some klno Oh a. .
commodations at the ball ground lof
tie snectat tors who go to see the game.
The number Of people who go out re
1ordless of lack of accommodations is
NOT" nearly so large as the NUMBER tilat
would go il there were some oencIes
to sit on. to say nothing OF wire
netting protection and little shelter.
Installation services for the Doara
of deacons were held at the flfs. psp
tist church of Yorkville last SUNDAY
morning instead of regular preaching
services. There was good consre,
cation in attendance. Miles Noou
was ordained as deacon and tne loi-
lowing deacons were regularly install
ed. ". #. Moore, J. G. BurCe. II. W.
Railcs. Miles Wood, c. w. MCGEE.
Jack Kings Comedians COM
pleted a weeks engagement IN 1orh-
Vile Saturday night and the company
left Sunday 'for Lincolnton. y. y.
where they play this week. Inc tent
on South Congress street was CON- af
fortahIy filed during each night Oh
their stay here and the presentations
of the comedians were far above the
average Members of the company
hafore leaving expressed their salts
faction and pleasure at the weeks
stay in Yorkville and expressed the
hone that they might soon return lor
another engagement here.
Roy. B. H. Waugh, for about iour
wears past pastor Of the First BaP-
tist church of Yorkville who recently
resigned to accept the pastorate OF the
First Baptist church at Lamar, Dari-
ine-ton county expects to leave for MS
new field of labor next week. ReE.
Waugh and his family are now en-
oa red in packing up with a view 10
,novinr. He said yesterday that he
would preach his farewell sermon 10
his CONGREGATION Sunday morning ana
would deliver farewell message 10
the people Of the town sunday nlshl.
No action has yet been taken pS tle
Baptist congregation LOOKING 10 d sue
cessor for Mr.. Waugh.
What is being done about the
cleanup campaign? Heretofore the
custom has been to talk about the
nscessity of a general cleanup to pre-
serve health, and then appoint a COM
n,i,toe to do nothing. 1t Is easy
enough 70 find people who VIII take
authority provided they do not nave to
assume responsibility; but that never
gets anybody anywhere. What Is neea-
ed is q committee OF sutnclent lHteIi..
rence to discover and ldentii! Plasue
snots, and sufficient force ana 1irmness
IN have such plague spots eliminated
~, are are plenty of such plague spots
in town including 4 number on con
rress street. Some of them have al
Co 1y caused many deaths not 10 say
r,urders. What is going to be done
viii the town ever reach the point.
where it will strive to hold the welfare
If the whole community above the
comfort and. convenience OF lndiVldu-
ais? -.
Although tho dramatic company
playing in town the same night sp'.
The crowd and the auditorium was
nnt uycrcrnwded by great deal. the
audience that attended Divorce court
in tho county court house Friday
evening under the auspices OF the
American Legion had an evening OF
FUN. The suit for divorce was brought
By Mrs. Gcorgctte McCelvey Mackorell
versus her husband. Theodore Mack
orcll, the two having been married
only.a few short weeks before. \ jury
of women Of which Miss Frcdrica