Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-07-28
PALMETTO GLEANlNGS.
Items OF Interest From All Sections OF
South Carolina.

Items OF Interest From All Sections OF
South Carolina.
John 4. Hafncr of Chester, VINO
has been serving the educational board
of the Southern Presbyterian chmch
so acccptaIly the past eighteen months
has been offered the position of field
secretary Of the stewardship commit
tco. in recognition or HIS splenGd
work. Mr. Hafner is now in West Viz
ginia, and as soon as his duties in that
state are completed he will be trans
ferrcd to his new position.
Footing il to Oklahoma City from
Anderson, u. r. Eubanl;s, resident OF
Rrogan mills, left Tuesday afternoon
for Atlanta, and from there will wend
his way westward By various Other
cities, he declared. Eubanks arrived
in Anderson Saturday he stated, from
Petersburg, Va, where he has been
for some time. He stated that he made
the trip on foot, having left there !?";
Sunday.
- The Rev. John T. Young, for the
past eight years pastor Of the Associ-
ate Reformed Presbyterian church OF
Greenwood, preached his farewell SER
mon last Sunday and expects to leave
for Conyeys. Ga, this weei; 10 assume
the pastoratc Of the Presbyterian
church there. In farewell. Mr.. Young
EXPRESSED his regret at leaving Green
wood, but declared he was going TO a
larger church where he believed he
would Rave an opportunity for larger
service. Resolutions expressing the
apr"cciali lion of MS congregation for
tho solf-sacrifcing services rendered
by Mr. Young during his pastorate
wcrc passed by the church.
- Governor Harvcy's firm stand Cor
law enforcement has troublesome
side. from the governors viewpoint.
Everybody wants him TO do their law
abiding. The governor is called upon
frequently for aid in law enforcement.
AS he puts it himself, every law viola
ton, from Sunday operation Of bar
bcrshop up to threatened mob violence
is reported to the chief executive, with
request for aid in enforcing the laws
violated. The governor usually hndS
it. his duty, under the law, 10 answer
such prayers by referring them to To-
cal authorities, as in most cases law
enforcement is Il matter for the local
community and it's reinforcement
machinery. However, in numerous
cases the governor has made invest-
cations on his own initiative, and in
some cases has taken efforts which
have resulted in establishing a ilrmer
respect for the law. Law enforcement
is Governor Havcy's pet theme.
The resignation of DR.. \. d. i.
Gilmour as pastor Of the First Prcsby
terian church of Spartanhurg, was ac-
ccptcG in a congregational meeting on
SUNDAY morning, and the congregation
Joined with the pastor in the request
TO Enoree prcsbytcry TO dissolve the
pastoral relations. DR.. GilmOur goes
20 the First Presbyterian church of
Wilmington, y. -, about September l.
The session Sunday, presented a state
ment of the work accomplished dur
ing the pastoratc of DR.. GilmOur. 1t
shows that during DR.. Gilmour's stay
in Spartanburg, G35 new members
have been added to the church, go by
The annual budget has been raised
from $4,000 to $4,000. \ pastors as
sistant has been employed. The sun
day school has grown so that the aver
age attendance is $50, where it was 300
before Dr.. Gilmour's coming. The
congregation has also committed itself
TO the raising Of not less than $125,OOO
for the erection Of new Presbyterian
church in SpartanbmS.
Judge y, s. Scase in sessions court
in Srartanhur-, Monday morning de-
c.dcd that it is unlawful for q maois-
tratc 10 issue Il search warrant on an
affidavit unless that affidavit, is sub
scribed tn personally before the mag
iStratC. The question came up under
q motion in the case OF ". W. Rhamc,
being tried for running bawdy house.
The rural police went to Thames