Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-06-02
Friday; June g. 1922!

| n. c.. in n game of baseball at Lin
colnton, Wednesday afternoon, the
score being II to Z. Batteries: Lin
colnton, Williams and McKinnis; Clo-
| yer, Harvey, Walker and Barrett.
Glover Women Register.
Members of the county board of
registration were in Glover recently
| for the purpose of issuing registration
certificates. 1t is said that more than
| fifty women of the town and COM
munity were among these who regis
! tered.
| Glover School Unsanitary.
A new toilet and sanitary system
viii probably be installed at the Clo-
yer High school during the summer
| or before the next session OF the
school begins. The board Of health
of Glover, has recently condemned the
present system as unsatisfactory.
Last Day of Tax Collections.
The period in which taxes could be
paid without execution penalties eX-
pired Wednesday evening at o'clock,
! The treasurer was quite busy during
Tuesday and Wednesday, especially
during Tuesday; but most of the pay
ments' received were in small amounts.
The aggregate amount Of taxes to go
Into execution is quite large; but the
exact figures are not yet obtainable.
Memorial Day In Rock Hill.
American Legion Memorial Day was
observed in Rock Hill Tuesday even
ing with exercises under the auspices
of Frank Roach post Of the American
Legion Members of the post and 9TH
er ex-service men and a numper OIL
Rock Hill people marched to Laurel
wood cemetery, where the graves or the
three soldiers who are buried there'
were decorated Rock Hills dead vet
rams of the World war are: Frank
Roach, James Lynn and Roger Young.
Members to Finish Church.
Members Of the First Presbyterian
church of Glover plan to complete
the building of the new church lhls
summer, according to the pastor, Kew.
J. E. Berryhill. The plan is Tor
the members to do most OF the work
themselves. Services at present are
being held in the basement of the
church. AS soon as The crops are
laid by for the summer members In
tend to roll up their sleeves and do
the necessary lathing and plastering
and other work themselves.
To Build New School.
A new and modern school building
will be built IN Miller School District
No. As, during the summer according
TO J. NJ Brice, a! member of the board
of trustees. Two school buildings and
Harmony Presbyterian church which
is within the limits of the school dis
trict and which was used for school
purposes have been burned by incen--
diaries during. the past several
months, The school building which
was in use during the latter part OF
/ the school session which closed re-
Gently was make-shift affair, con-
sisting of single room with three
small windows providing light and
ventilation.
Alleged Sinner Arrested.
Although slop was found in the hog
ynrd at the home of John Gettys. col
ored, who lives on the Miller place
4 near Tirzah by officers who visited
the premises Wednesday, the officers
did not believe that the slop was in
tended for hogs. To experienced men :,
Hike Sheriff Fred Quinn and Constable
Horace Johnson it looked more NS5N
still beer titan hog slpp. When the
officers began searching around other
sections OF Gcttys's premises they
came upon other objects that fur
ther convinced them he wasn't in
terested in caring for hogs alone.
A worm tub" was found in n small
shop on the place and hidden IN
thicket was found a tin still. John
was lodged in Jail.
Training School Finals.
Hon. NJ. l.. Smith of Camden is to
deliver the principal address at com ,
| nf AintAr0D
Training School, Rock Hill, this even
ing. Following are the members of
the grauating class who will receive
diplomas: Sara Elizabeth Byers, Lu"
cile Carter, Martha Pressly Currence,
Bessie L. Edwards, Florence Earle
Garrison. Louise HALEY, Mary Elmer
Hall. Nell Eucile Horton, Sara Jones,
Clyde Corrine Jones, Eva Inez killian,
Virginia McAliley, Bessie Ida Patrick, :
Lucille Smoak, Katherine Williams
Rosa Mae Williams, Laura Kathryne
williams, Christine Willis, Sarah
Workman. Hazel Wright, LMclver
Bruce yFewell, William Miles Fewell,
Ralph Suggs Goforth, Laurens Pitts,
Bynum Poe Jason Rudisill, Henry
1 Whisonant, William White.
Home for Woodmen.
OF especial interest-to members OF
the Woodmen of the World fraternity
in York county is this dispatch from
Spartanburg: Hon. w. \. Fraser,
sovereign commander of the Wood
men of the World and the officers
constituting the sovereign executive
countil, will be in Spartanburg Fri
day, July u and the effort is being
made to have a large number oil
Woodmen from all sections of South
Carolina meet them here for. big
Woodman rally. The sovereign, coun-
Gil will at that time be- on A tour OF
inspection of the proposed sites of the
l. WOodmen of the. World tuberculosis
home, which will cost around one mil
lion dollars. The site at Tryon will
be visited on this trip. An invitation
has been sent TO all councils, in the
state to have representation here that
day 1t Is especially desired that all
uniform ranks and all bands and
drum corps be on hand. Governor
! Harvey of South Carolina and Gov
ernor Morrison Of North Carolina, will
| he invited guests of honor. The prin-
! cipal speakers will be Mr.. Fraser and
! Senator Morris Sheppard, of Texas,
sovereign banker and one of the most
| eloquent men in the south.