Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-06-16
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Of Germans in a shell hole. Bieuten-
ant DOZiCr was shot through the shoul-
der.
Fort Mill Celebration.
Mayor Arthur Lytlc of Fort Mill
said yesterday that he had letter
from Congressman Stevenson accept
ing an invitation to speak in Fort Mill
on July 1, on the occasion of the cele-
bration to be staged in that town un-
der the auspices of Eli Bales Post of
the American Legion. At a recent
meeting of the town council of Fort
Mill, ii was decided to turn the town
over to the eX-soldiers on July 4, and
the council also voted an Appropriation
of 500 10 assist in defraying the eX-
pcnses Of the occasion. The mayor
said that 500 had also been collected
by public subscription and that he felt
confident more would be secured. So
far as is known, no other York county
flown except Fort Mill, vii, stage a
Fourth of July celebration this year
and ii is expected that scores of eX
soldiers from all parts Of the county, as
Ewell as people generally will be pres
Cnt for the occasion. Exercises Of the
lday are to include a military sham
battle and picnic dinner to be held
at Spratt's spring, a favorite picnic
ground of Fort Mill.
Bon Clarken to Open.
Members of the Associate Reformed
Presbyterian denomination throughout
the county especially will be interested
to learn that plans have been COM
plctcd for opening Bon Clarken, the
recently purchased place near Hender-
sonville, y. c., for religious confer
Cnces and similar purposes of the A. r..
p. church. Mr.! and Mrs. j. |. Brown
lee Of Anderson, will be managers of
Bon Clarken. The grounds are much
more attractive than it was at first
thought they would be, as the work of
putting them i'm shape for summer use
is nearing completion. The grounds
are three miles from Hendersonvill",
one mile from Flat Rock and about l30
miles by automobile drive from Ches
ter, over a splendid highway. This
place is expected 20 prove an attract
i've one to many motorists this sum-
mer who will make Hendcrsonville,
Flat Rock, Bon Clarken and other
nearby places in one Of the most pic
turesuue spots OF the North Carolina
mountains their objective for outings.
The Bon CiarkCn hotel will have so
furnished rooms, which in architectu-
raj lines follows certain details of the
Swiss chateau, after which the former
owner Of the place modelled the build
ing and grounds and called it Heidel-
berg after the old university town in
Germany. Running water will be in
every room. The first event in the life
of the place under the new regime will
begin August 4th. II will be a Young
Peoples Sabbath school conference.
Following this the general conference
for Christian Workers of the Associate
Reformed synod of the South. will be-
gin on August 18th, with notable list
of speakers and lecturers scheduled to
he heard. Among them will be Dr.
John McNaughton OF Pittsburgh, Pa;
the Rev. e. n. Orr, d. D., the Rev. j.
w. Jacobson, d. d., and Professor Pal
mer, secretary of the South Carolina
Sunday school conference; DR.. j. |.
McClain and Prof. Edgar Long, of the
faculty of Erskine college. and possi
bly, DR.. ]. Campbell Morgan. The for
NAL opening Of the place is planned
for the Fourth of July, with represen
tatives from other assemblies of the
mountain district present.