Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1922-11-09
NEWS OF Y0BK COUNTY.
Items Of General Interest Found In
/ tho Y0rkville Enquirer.

lt0mS OF GCnefal Interest Found In
tho Yorkville Enquirer.
There is quite quantity OF small
gram being sowed over the county
and farmers VIII have not yet sowed
are arranging to do so. but of course
there are those who will keep on
pLiomislng themselves to SOW and not
DE- it.
Two additional teachers are badly
needed for Clover's high school and
they viii likely be employed soon.
thus bringing the faculty up to 10.
There are SO pupils In the third
grade aud the fourth grade has an
enrolment almost as large One
teacher is not enough for 65 pupils,
hence the need for more teachers.
The school committee OF the York
county grand jury has been out with
Superintendent OF Education John h.
4arroll among the rural schools o.
the county. The work Of inspection
was to be renewed this week. rhe
school committee of Ihe grand jury
consists or Jurors w. 3. Flanagan
OF Bowling Green, J. p. Williamson
or Bethesda and A. 4. sutton OF kors
Mil.
Messrs John Mc1iwaine and r. A.
Bernett, both of Ebenezer township,
who were in Yorkville Monday, SAID
that the farmers of their respective
neighborhoods are certainly not foolr
ing about sowing small grain. They
nave never seen so much blowing at
this season and the sowing seems TO
be only question of getting the
| seed.
There Is need for hard surface road
between Yorkville and Rock Hill and
the only way to get it is to build It.
The road from Yorkville to Rock Hill
Is the most important in the county,
judged by the amount OF traffic 1t
carries and the road from Yorkyilie
to Bowling Green is the next most
important. There is no use in any
mere cold feet In connection with
building these roads.
At a meeting held in. Clover last
Wednesday it was decided to organ
ize q piece band In that town. M.
l.. Smith, manager OF the Hawthorne
and Hampshire mills, announced that
the mills would donate 81 900 toward
buying the necessary Instruments and
In assisting In the employment OF
an instructor. Prof. r. J. Herndon
was employed at the meeting and ar
raEgements were made to order the
necessary instruments.
The ladies in charge OF the York
VILE country market have demon
strated the complete practicability OF
tie idea and they need now only the
loyal support OF all those who sell
Produce to enable them to standard
,, ize prices to the permanent advan-
tage Of both buyers and sellers. The
local consumers have been patroniz-
Ing the market quite literally and in
teliigently, as is evidenced by the
TACT that they have been on hand to
buy everything that has been offered.
Clover's march OF progress and
program Of new industries and en-
,terprises calculated to build up the
town does not lag. Last week there
was announcement of fertilizer
mixing plant. 1t WIS learned Monday
that wholesale grocery business
will also be. opened there about jan
nary / by d. A. Page, well known
Wholesale grocer of Gastonia. The
Clover business will be in charge of
John L., Page. who will move from
lCherryville, N. G., where for the past
two years. he has been In charge OF
a similar concern.
At special meeting of Bethel
presbytery held In the First Presby-
terrain church here last Tuesday 1t
was decided to .expel sItev. D. A. Mil
Ter, former pastor OF Liberty Hill
church, from the ministry. The pres
| bytery- met Tuesday to hear the re-
pert Of q special committee to inyes-
tigate charges Of immortality against
the minister. The Recommendation or
the committee which made it's report
Was followed by vote of the pres
bytery finding him guilty Of disgrace
ful and sheinous conduct. Rev, Miller
was present, but made no defense
The presbytery, although expeiliny
the defendant from, the ministry. left
the door open for bis reinstatement,
at some time In the future II his
conduct warranted, It was stated. He
had not been preaching for some
time, 1t was learned.
Sunday School Program.
The following h the program for
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