Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-07-28
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Chester Reportss. July "a: Church
Carter has got himself in line for
place in Henry Ford's cabinet or some
good, Juicy job in the diplomatic u, or
consular service. A few days ago
when it was announced that Ar. Bord
would in all likelihood be a serious
contender for the Democratic. nomi-
nation. for the presidency, while the
import Of that important announce
naent had not fairly dawned upon the
rest OF us, Church was up and doiiIng'
and promptly got off a letter to hr,
Ford, conveying bis, best, wishes 1or
success, in the primaries. Andest re-
CARDS, etc, and has had reply ..-:
Two York county. men, we see in the
Enqairer, are advertising a load OF
sheep for sale, The raising Of sheep
in this, state has the dog evil to con-
tend against, and there may be- ana
no doubt are, other factors that. MAKE
the, business more or less, hazardous
and uncertain from a financial stand
point, This climate. however, II would
seem Is ideally suited for the raising
OF Sheep, and if people in other sec
tioRs Of the country can make money
from their focks of sheep Chester
county can, too. The legislature OF
South Carolina, in this hour Of stress
and financial crisis, when. half of The
people of the state are in desperate
financial straits, ought as one OF the
very first things it does when It next
assemble settle once and for all tais
dog evil SO as to make the raising Of
sheep in South Carolina a profitable
proposition,r---,... Dr. Flournoy Shep-.
person will start revival at the
Oliyet Presbyterian church at McCen-.
nellsville next Monday evening and
will continue for about Z or 8 days.
This is one of York county's strongest
rural Presbyterian churches, and they
are making great spiritual prepara-
tions for this. revival party of
colored joy-riders from, Rock Fill
wrecked q Buick Six touring car near
the, oTerhead bridge yesterday after
noon, and some of the party are said
to have, emerged from the wreck with
serious injuries. 1t seems that they
had. rented the car for an hours ride,
and had been. out for some three or
four hours when the catastrophe oc:-
CURED. An eyewitness said the car
was going at breakneck speed as the
bridge was approached. and the driver
was unable to keep the machine in the
road, How any Of the party escaped
alive seems miraculous. The owner of
the car appeared on the scene shortly
after the car went into the ditch.
A Rev. Mr.. Stevenson of Georgia, has
been called to the pastorate of Lowry
vile and, Uriel Presbyterian churches.
-.--,v--..-Mrs. Mary J. Brown, wife Of Mr..
w. S. Brown, died Saturday night at
the home of her daughter Mrs. r. A.
Stevenson, of Richburg. r. F. d. l, and
was laid to rest yesterday afternoon at
Mount Prospect NJ. E. church grave
yard, the funeral service being con-
Quoted by Rev. Henry Stokes. Of
Chester, assisted by .Revs. A. Q. RICE
and b. H. Franklin..--........The delegates
to the colored X. of p. convention, who
are expected to number all told be-
tween 1,000 and $500, will begin to
arrive today, and the opening sessions
of, the two branches-knights of Py-
thias and Court Of Calanthe-will be
held tomorrow morning at the Metro :
politan A. M. E. and Calvary Baptist
churches respectively. A welcome
exercise will be held at the opera
house tonight, at which a number of
addresses will be delivered. Baseball
with Camden as Chester's opponent
two days and Columbia the other two
days will be feature OF the eonven-
tion.---..,-A wedding of much interest
to, their many friends was that of Mis-
May Evangeline Railey and Mr.. VIII
liam w. Robinson, which occurred
Thursday, July 20th. at the Methodist
parsonage, Rev. Henry Stokes officiat-
ing. Mr.. j. l.. Simmons Is. our au-
thority for the statement that some oi
the lumber in the old Brennecke house
which was recently torn down to make
way for the Community Building. wa:
from Chester's first courthouse. which
was located unless we are mistaken
about where the Confederate monu-
ment now stands. Jack Is probably
correct, as he was no doubt present
when, the cornerstone of the old court
house was laid, and knows all about
what became of the lumber in the old
Temple of Justice when it was torn
down,
Lancaster News, July "a: A. j..
Gregory, for want of wheat mill near
on yesterday hauled ten wagon loads,