Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-06-16

der advice of his physician he is now
in Church Home Infirmary at Baltl-
more amusing incident !"
connection with the recent near race
riot ar Waxhaw leaked out a few days
aso IT. c. Estridge. the nine-year-old
odorted son of Chief of Police Estrldge'
heard the fusilade of shots ana upoi'
,oorninp the trouble grabbed MS
fathers double -barrelled shotgun ana
,,,oda for the scene of the riot. When
asked by his mother where ne was
going, T. C. replied. up town to heip
daddy" He was advised to put the
Gun ND before he killed himself OF
soroabodv else and only complied with
the request after much persuasion
eastonia Gazette, June ls:-Com-
r,,,u,tv workers from the numerous
textile manufacturing centers Oh DiNie
are pouring into Gastonia today 10 At,
t.nd fhe annual session of the South
arn Social Workers Conference, which
conyenes tonight at O'CLOCK ihe
opening session, which may be termed
az a get-acquainted meeting VIII 'e
bold In the new auditorium OF the
C,bo,nber of Commerce. Up to noon
hundred of the delegates hao alre'iu!
registered at headquarters, the Arih-
ington Hotel. Others are expected Oh
tho afternoon trains. 1t is beiieVeu
that $50 or more delegates Will DC
present at the opening conference To-
night. The program calls FOR ADDRESS
es from well-known men, VINO are coii-
nected with textile manufactufihs
nIants throughout the south.....~--Mr'
Fred Jackson, of Glover, 5. Co. WAS
business visitor here Monday""-----
News was received here this after
tcrnoon OF the death at his home III
the New Hope neighborhood today OF
Mr. John n. Hanna an aged ana
highly respected citizen of the county.
INST when he died is not known. His
lifeless bo6y was found by members OF
the family in the hall where he had eV-
identity fallen stricken by sudden DEAN.
Cleveland Star (SheIby), June 10:
Mrs. Emma March OF FayetteVliie'
Tenn. who arrived here a few weeks
ago to spend the summer months at
tho home of her friends, Judge ana
Mrs, F.. Y. Webb, in order that she
might drink the Cleveland Springs wa
ter. became desperately i'll last week
with diarrhoea and died at the "eop
homo yesterday morning at '''o
O'clock The home of Ernest Blan-
ton. who lives on Irwin Philbecks plan
totion near Rehobeth church, was de-
stroyed by fire May 80. The whoie
family was in the field at the time the
blaze started and everything they had
was lost except the clothing they were
wearing. 1t is supposed the fire stc,rt-
ed from g defective flue. NO nsur-
ance J. d. Oliver, colored bus
boy at Cleveland Spring Park hotei'
who carved up his father-in-law, Kew
T. c. Frazier, few nights ago, follow
ing a controversy over house rent, was
sentenced TO two years on the ROADS
fby Recorder Falls. He gave notice.or
appeal to the superior court..;.---'Capt''
w. Grady Burgess, native OF the Sna
ron section of Cleveland county, grad
nate of the University of North Caro-
lima and captain in the recent World
war, Is down in Old Mexico and writes
a letter to Editor Weathers ordering
the Star. His letter head reads as fol-
lows: "Cia Mexicana De Deproleo FL
Aguila S. A. Refneria De Tamplco'
Apartado 161, Tampico, lamps. In
other words he is engaged in the oil
fields in Tampico, one Of the richest oil
states in Old Mexico......The First Bap-
tist church was crowded at both SER
vices Sunday morning and night for
the beginning of the 18th anniversary
program and dedication of the FIRST
Baptist church, of which Rev. j. Mar
Gus Kester, D. D., is pastor. Both SER
vices were marked for their spiritual
ity. The pastor, DR.. Kester, awarded
29 diplomas to the teachers and off,
GERS Of the Sunday school who had
completed a course Of study which en-
titled then! to this honor. The Shelby
Baptist Sunday school has grade Al
standard and is one of four churches
west of Greensboro that has fulfilled
these requirements. One Of the other
Sunday schools to meet this standard
Is Double Springs, in this county.