Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1922-03-07

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ihe church III 3;Su o'clock.
Miss Celia Cook and George w.
TilnmOns, both OF CarIYrtt mill
village No. 2, we're married hast
iight BY Magistrate j. Il. Halle at
his homo on Hail street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. w. Kimbreli
had as their guests for the last
weekend Miss Alice Cain and
Miss Florence CoxNof st. Mat
thews, students at Winthrop col
lcge.
Col. w. HI. Minis is in Charles
ten this week attending the SEES
sions OF the Masonic grand lodge
OF South Carolina as the repre-
sentative of Catawba lodge, Mo.
90, Fort Mill
One of the heaviest rains of the
season in the Fort Mill section
fell last night. In many places
in the country farm lands are said
to have been badly washed by the
heavy downpour, which lasted
Tor several hours.
3 With the issue of The Times of
next week, the paper will return
to its regular day of publication,
Thursday. Since the Legislature
net early in January The Times
has been issued on Tuesdays, due
to the absence of the editor the
later part of the week.
). l.. Garrison, former well
known Fort Mill citizen, who was
married in Columbia few days
ago to Miss Amy Garrison, who
also lived in Fort Mill up to II
few months ago, writes The Times
to say that he and Mrs. Garrison
are now making their, home in
Charlotte, N. c.
The price of eggs has dropped
lu cents on the dozen in Fort Mill
during the last week. Saturday
eggs were being sold at Fort Mill
stores at 35 cents. In Chester. OIL
the same day, according to The
News OF that city, eggs were sell
ing for 30 cents at, some stores
and for 20 cents at others.
The York county legislative
delegation has recommended to
Governor Cooper that a vacancy
on the Fort Mill township board
OF assessors, caused by the death
OF Z. p. Blankenship scveral
weeks ago, be filled by the APP
polntment of S. II. Epps, Sr. The
other members Of the board are
ID. q. Kimbrell and Ira G. Smythe
There will be Il conference of
superintendents, teachers and
other officers of the Baptist San.
day schools of the York aSsocia-
'tion at the First Baptist church,
Rock Hill, Tuesday, afternoon.
March l6, at l 80 o'clock. A. Il.
p,ckens and Miss ,ElizabetE Muck
OILS OF the Sunday school depart
ment of the State mission board
will be present to discuss The
work.
Officers from the adjutant gen
erals department, Columbia, Fri
day evening came to Fort Mill
and inspected the Tom Hall
Guards and Third battalion head
quarters company of the National
Guard of South Carolina. Both
companies are reported to have
passed creditable inspection,
which was confined TO their arm
ories, however, by the heavy rain
which was falling at the time.
While it is expected that Fort
Mill township farmers will use
about as much commercial fertili-
Ger this year as they used last
year, very little has thus far been
hauled from town for the years
crops. The menace of the boil
weevil promises to cause u cur
taiiment of the acreage put to
cotton locally, but many formers
are planning to put in other crops
on the lands which they now cor.
slider superfluous for cotton.
Mrs, ii. ID. Harkey and Misses
Minnie Garrison and Esther Mea-
cham attended Sunday afternoon
the second quarterly meeting of
the Rock Hin division of The Wo-
man S Missionary union at West
End Baptist church, Rock Hill.
Next Sunday morning at IL
o clock at the Fort Mill Baptist
church special services for emil
dren will be held. The song SER
vice will be conducted by the chill
dren themselves and the officers
of the church urge parents 10 at
tend the services with their chill
dren.
This evening at the regular
semi-monthly meeting of the.town
councillor Fort Mill it is expected
that an ordinance will be propos-
ed providing that property own
ers be required to hang gates to
front yard fences so that the