Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-06-02

Barnette Wallace, Edward Moore, John
McLain Ford, Billie Mccall, 1. ]. Camp
bell, Jr., Mary Davis.
Second grade-Sarah Downs, Dan
Faris, Ethel Faris, Kathryn Jenkins,
Grace Stacy, Marie Smith, Herbert
Wright, Elizabeth Wylie, Willie Ash
| ley, Barnett Bracket, Cynthia Falls,
Blanche Howell, Ray Hooper, Maxwell
McNaull, Louise Parrish, Jim Smith,
Herbert Walker.
Third Grade-Frankie Stewart, Mary
Price, Rush Morrow, Billie Jackson,
William Moore, Kenneth Counts.
Fourth grade-Otis Adkins, Robert
Wylie, Mary Charles Alexander, Violet
Adams, jamie Dickson, Mary Ford,
Grace Huggin, Lewis Jenkins, Dorothy
Page, Ruby Parrish, Rebecca Jursley,
Sam Smith, Mary Thompson, Jeanette
Thomas.
Fifth grade-Lavinia Campbell, Myr-
tie Campbell, Martha Earle, William
Ford, Estell Hedricks, Nettie Gordon,
Harry Jackson, Eugenia McClain,
Elizabeth Stroup, Fred Walker.
Sixth grade-Thelma Haggans, H. p.
Harley, Martha Henry, Mary Lee Jack
son, Lille Platt, Thomas Henry, Lloyd
Stewart.
Seventh grade-Tully Gray Ellis,
Jack Page, Wesley Pendleton, Hen
rietta Quinn, Elizabeth Smith, Mary
Smith, Ralph Smith, Horace Webber,
Myrtle Walker.
High School.
Eighth grade-Grace Campbell, Ber-
tie Lee Hambright Eli Jackson,
Josie McElwee, Edward Smith, Lind
say Stacy.
Ninth grade-Addie May Camp,
Martha Jackson, Annie May Price.
Tenth grade-Grace Linden Page,
Margaret Pursley.
Eleventh grade-Elizabeth Ford,
Lucille Ford, Hazel Jackson, Roberta
Moore, Annette Moore, Mamie Moore,
Alpha Harmon, Josie Petty.
The total enrolment for the school
year just closed was $50. Twenty
three children living outside Glover dis
trict attended the school. Prof. w. S..
Reid, superintendent of the school, has
been re-elected for third time and it
IS expected that he will accept
To Organize Welfare League.
James A. Barrett, Glover postmaster,
attended a meeting Of York county
postmasters and rural letter carriers,
held in Rock Hill on May 30, at which
time steps were taken toward the or
ganization of the York County Welfare
League, the league to be composed of
postmasters and rural letter carriers OF
the county. The objel. of this league,
according to Postmaster Barrett, who
addressed the few present relative to
the proposition, Is to look out for the
welfare of Uncle Sans postal en-
ployes and to increase the efficiency Of
the mail service. 1t is proposed to try
to have 100 per cent membership
among both postmasters and rural car
riers. w. H. Pursley of Glover, j. C.
Burge Of Yorkville and John G.. Key Of
Rock Hill, were named to represent the
carriers in the perfection of perma-
nent organization and James A. Bar
rett was named to represent the post
masters of the presidential class, while
a representative of the fourth class
postmasters will be named later to as
sist in the organization.
Fifty Pound Ham.
: While Glover people and those Of the
surrounding country have been in the
habit of raising lots Of hogs and big
hogs at that, during the past several
years, it Is not often that hogs are
killed in this section whose hams
weigh fifty pounds. A Glover grocer
had 50-pound ham on display in a
show window today, the hog having
been raised in the country nearby. On
the same card stating the weight was
the stat,ment that the price asked for
the big ham was SIS.
Moved to Gastonia.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. E. Brison and chill
dren have moved to Gastonia, where
DR.. Brison has a position with a drug
firm as pharmacist.
DR.. r. l.. Wylie has been chosen a
member Of the board of trustees of
Glover high school to succeed w. T.
Beamguard, resigned.