Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-11-28

institutiIg improper prosecutions.
able members of the teaching force.
Mr.. Carr is now synodical superin-
tendcnt of Sunday schools and Young
Peoples work for the Presbyterian
church in North After II
years with the GilIncr Brothers and
Gilmer's Incorporated as general mana
ger Of the wholesale department, Mr..
George d. Clodfelter has been appoint
ed secretary, succeeding Mr.. l. Il. Ash
by, resigned. Mr.. Clodfeltcr will remain
at Winston Salem, a more central
point to all srores.........."About dozen
of the Convicts from No. township
stockade have been scEt TO Mccklcn-
burg county where they will work on
the roads and complete their sentences.
About a dozen Of the TRUSTEES have
been retained on the force which the
highway commissioners say Is suffi-
cient to carry on the patching and
dragging OF roads. They have finished
the road building program so since
the kind of work now being done does
not require a large force and it is un-
necessary to keep. them in body only
those with short sentences arc retained.
The Mecklenburg authorities pay the
Cleveland county officials a stipulated
sum for the services of these convicts.
Miss Hattie Beaver, the charm
ing daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Beaver and Mr.. Perkins Bivens were
happily married Saturday afternoon at
Squire John Hoylc's. Only few
close friends Of the contracting parties
were invited to the short ceremony.
In q recent survey conducted through
the public school teachers OF Cleve-
land county, the names of eight
crippled children were reported. Two
from Lawndalc, one from Mooresboro,
one from Casar and four from Boiling
Springs. There are no doubt many
others in the county. These names
have been sent to county welfare Of
ficer Mike H. Austell and Paul ].
Ransom, with the vocational training
department of the state board Of edu-
cation will be in Shelby this morning
at O'Clock 10 confer with these Grip
pies with a view of giving them some
special vocational training. The state
orthopaedic hospital at GastOnia has
been established to correct any physi-
cal deformitics among children and the
state is waging q campaign to give
these cripples medical attention anl vo-
cational training. George p. Bur-
CESS, said to be from CASTOR county,
drove his car while under the influence
of liquor Sunday, steering it into a
ditch on the Kings Mountain road
with the result that it was wrecked.
Burgess drew a fine of $50 and costs in
Recorder Falls court for his offense.
...........-Rev. r. J. Bateman, pastor of
the First Baptist church of Asheville.
delivers an address at the First Baptist
church tonight (Friday) under the
auspices Of the Mems Bible class Of
the First Baptist church. Mr.. Bate
man is one Of the most eloquent and
forceful ministers in the Baptist de-
nominatiOnA we'll Informed farmer
stated yesterday that Cleveland county
is buying approximately 1000 tons Of
nitrate OF soda for use on crops next
year-.........P. j.. Grigg, secretary of the
Cleveland County Cotton Growers as
sociatiOn says something over 3,000
bales have been placed in storage by
members Of the association. The re-
mainder signed up is now coming In
rapidly, having been held back be-
cause Of chattel mortgages-.......J. Frank
Ware o. Ashcvile recently spent a
week in ShClby during which time he
let the contract to L. j. and L. L.
Wagner fOr the installation of water
and sewerage mains throughout his
fine property in West Shelby. Mr..
Ware is developing fine residential
section which will 40 doubt build rap