Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-02-14
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Chester Reporter, Feb. 9: Arrange
nents were concluded yesterday with
Mr.. II. w. Hafner by the committee
rom the Community Creamery Co. to
erect a building on West End for the
creamery provided this plan meets
with the approval of the directors, and
Mr. Hafner will proceed with the eree-
tion of the structure as soon as plans
are received. The building will be ZS
feet vide and seventy feet long, and
will be Of brick. 1t will be located
next to the Chester Laundry. we
understand that Mr.. A. W, McWatters'
6f Fort Lawn, r, F. D. l. who was
Kicked a rev days ago by mule, is
getting along nicely, and was not as
severely hurt as was reported. here
A fairly good sized crowd. including
tie ministers and many laymen, at
tended the conference Of the Chester
Association at the First Baptist church
yesterday and heard inspiring talks by
Dr. r. r. Jester, Of Greenwood, ana
others. The principal purpose OF the
gathering was to plan together how TO
proceed With best results with the col
lection OF the balance due from the
seventy Five Million Campaign. The
steering committee will shortly appoint
a. committee to visit the several
churches Of, the association. A de-
IightfuI dinner was served by the. ladies'
Of the church...-...The city. council met
IN regular monthly session Tuesday
evening, those present being Mayor
ByarsS and Aldermen. White, Peay,
Mhitlock, coin and Lee, The monthly
report OF Chief Of Police Grant read as
follows: Arrests, 80; fined, "a; sent to
gang, Il; discharged. Z: fines, s2s6.
'SLaneaster News, Feb. 10: A L.
pound daughter was; born to Mr.. ana
Mrs. r, J: Barrett, Of this city,. Mon
day, February 6, 1922. Mr.. Barrett Is
carrier for. rural route number FIVE out
of Iancaste er........-....T The remains of Mrs.
Mary L. outen, who died at Rock Hill
Thursday, were taken to. Kershaw fqr
interuaent. Mrs. outen was 80 years
ofaEs and is survived by her husband
ana several small children-.--..-Htt Hey' ttes
w. s. Patterson spent yesterday IN
CHARLOTTE with Mrs Patterson, who Is
undergoing treatment at hospital.
We do not like the idea Of delegat:ng
to the members Of the general assemh-
" the election of local officials, or even
state officials. We do not like the idea
of- the members, of the board Of county
commissioners of Lancaster county be-
ing elected, by the delegation In the
general assembly. We, do not ike
Senator Beales' new law, ratified last
week, which puts into the hands OF, the
county superintendent of education the
selection Of school trustees, School
trustees should be elected by the peo-
ple and. one who, has no children OF
school age should not be qualified Tor
the position. Likewise, members OF
the board of county commissioners
should. be elected by the people. hthe
common run of voters have not the
elmption and sense to elect good men,
how can they elect good men to the
general assembly? O.. ..'..'
Cleveland Star, (shelby), Feb. 10:
The Double Springs gin property was
sold at the courthouse at public auc-
tion on Monday and bid in for $3.50
This includes the gin house, machinery
and an acre Of. ground in the Douole
SPRINGS community...----..While Chiel
b. o. Hamrick was waiting on Judge
Ealls,. steps for his honor to come tc q
session Of court. the chief saw. Dargln
Brown sell q quart fruit jar full OF IL
ouor. Brown was arrested, tried, con-
yicted and given eight months on the
roads in about 20 minutes from the
time he committed the crime.
eastonia Gazette, Feb. 10: Two hun
dred and forty-four men OF the F1rs'
Presbyterian church, and OF the Arm
strong Memorial church, together witt
the officers of West Ayenne Presby-
terian church gathered in the hand
some new dining room Of the Sunday
school building of the Presbyterian
church Thursday evening, the occas'
ion being the annual banquet OF ths
men of the Presbyterian church II
Gastonia. sFor two hours and a hal
they were regaled with music ane
speaking and fed with good things pre-
pared by. the ladies of the church. Th'
high lights in the above were DIR. w
n. Frazer, president of Queens College
than whom there is no better speaker
or story teller in North Carolina th'
pastor of the church, DR.. ]. H. Hender
lite. an after dinner speaker, or M
mean degree himself Miss Rita lzaro
yiolinist, while not a kreisler Is
mighty fine Kreislerette and, last II
this enumeration, but first on INT
menu Of good things offered. and per
haps first in the minds Of many wh'
attended, a dinner served from th
adjacent kitchen-.---Col. Don 4. scot'
Of Graham, commanding officer OF th'
1ooth Infantry, North Carolina Nation
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