Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-10-27
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Chester Reporter, October. %: The
remains Of Mr.. A. T. Jackson, who diea
this morning at local hospital VIII
be sbipped to Fort Motto for burial
Mr.. Jackson, who was SO years of age'
was a member Of a squad that is en-
gagged in getting out timber a le"
miles west of Cornwell. Cerebral hem
orrhage was the cause of death'".'.,''''.'
George Jordan, son of Mrs. Emily Jor-
don of the Fort Lawn section, chester
county, who died suddenly at forI
George. Florida, as result of a stroke
of apoplexy a few days ago. was
buried at Fort Lawn. The funerai ser
vices were conducted by the Kew. u
Frank Pittman, pastor Of Harmony
Baptist church.-----...----Marriage hcehseS
have been issued as follows from
Judge of Probate A. w. Wise's ONCE
during the past few days: Mr.. Z: u'
Myers and Miss Vetter Black po'h
of Gastonia, N. c.; Mr.. Perry Chant
and Miss Ellie Brice, both Of Great
Falls; Mr.. Toy Roof and Miss Maggie
McWatters, both Of Chester: and Mi.
lanes ]. Jacobs and Miss Olear Max
ey, both of Great Falls......-.--...Mr. Hey-
ward Hindman, quarterback OF. the
Presbyterian College football eleven Is
indisposed and at home for q fe"
days. Mr.. Hindman may have to un-
dergo an operation, but this will De
postponed until after the close OIL lhe
football season. Chester hign school
added another to its string Of victories
Friday afternoon when Fort Mill went
down before the locals ~ to 0. In
keeping with this policy'of trying 10
develop his second string men ana
give them all of the chance possible
Coach Magill used all of his squad'
and all of the players had showing
Collins showed some OF his old-tllfle
form in his vicious drives against the
enemy's line, which never failed 10
net good gains; and the two Brlces
played fast, snappy ball. The impress
sion with the crowd, however, was tEat
the eleven as a whole did not display
the form shown in the previous games
and better ball will have to be played
10 down Rock Hill.-.-....---.The Men S
Bible class of Bethel NJ. Z. Sunday
school held the annual election OF OIL
ficers yesterday, resulting as follows:
DIR. w. E.. Anderson, president; ,. II.
Jackson, vice president; Edward Cad
den,ysecresaFys4 Wsr aSshite, stFeasu-
rer Mrs. H. B. Branch is teacher, and
Mr.. Robt. w. Hardin substitute. the
class now has an enrolment of about
147, has splendid average attend
ance and is doing a great work in er-
cry way---M Miss Maud Sledge, While
coming down the stairs from the Sec
ond floor of the Agurs building Friday
afternoon, had the misfortune to fall
ana fracture ner MP. SAS 40 NN N-'N
Chester sanatorium and is getting
along nicely.....--.....The Chester EVAN
gelistic club at it's meeting Friday
evening at Purity Presbyterian church,
heard interesting reports of the recent
Chat Aanooga Tenn, conference from
Messrs. J. T. Perkins and A. NJ. Aiken.
On motion it was decided to invite the
football squad of the Chester mgh
school % meet with the club one
evening il the near future, and Mes
Sis. w. r. Wallace, NJ. D., S. G. Carter
and M: E. .3rockman were appointed
committee o arrange the preliminaries.
DIR. Flourncy Shepperson was present
on behalf of the Ministerial Union and
asked for committee from the club
to confer with the Ministers Union in
regard to O countrywide revival in
Chester some time during the coming
years. Messrs. T. H. White, j. T. Per-
kins, E. R. Lucas, James II. Glenn and
H. r. Woods were appointed to serve
on this committee. Dr. D. G. Phillips