Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-05-23
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Some Items of Fact, Some OF Comment
and All Helping to Give an Idea OF
What Our Neighbors Are Saying and

some items CT U act, So'"S W
and All Helping to Give an Idea OF
What Our Neighbors Are Saying and
Doing.
Fort Mill Times, May 18: Fort Mill
graded school will close for the session
Thursday, May 25----..---Ziza Mills, lo
year old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
B. Mills, Faulkner Parks, IL year old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. l. Parks
and a negro woman were bitten sat
urday by cat which it is feared was
suffering from hydrophobia. The cat
was at the store Of the j. b. NILS
company and there bit the two chill
dren and the woman. Later 1t sprans
at Mr.. Mills, but did not succeed In
biting him. DIR. j. b. Elliott advised
that the cat be killed and Sunday
morning it's head was sent to the bac-
THEOLOGICAL department of the state
board of health for examination.--------
Col. T. B. Spratt, left yesterday for
Charleston, w. Va, to attend the an
nuai meeting of the general assembly
of the Southern Presbyterian church
as one of the commissioners OF Bethel
prcsbytery Col. Spratt expects to be
away from home about, ten days, dur
ing which time he will spend day or
two In Washington.---....---.The annual
report of the treasurer of the Fort Mhi
Presbyterian church, c. S. Link, for the
year ending March 81, 1922, has just
been made and shows number OF in
terestlng facts in connection with the
progress and work Of the church lot
the year, at the close of which the
total number of communicates was 2SS
and the Sunday school enrolment 24S'
During the year 25 members were
added on examination and 20 on cert-
ficate. There were two adult and >
infant baptisms by the pastor, the Re E.
r. H. Viser.......--....The Rev. }. W. T..
Dyches, TIL. D., pastor OF the Fort
Mill Baptist church, is in Jackson
vile, Fla, this week attending the an
nual meeting of the Southern Baptist
convention. Before he returns home
DR.. Dyches will spend several days
with relatives in Barnwell county,
The combined enrolment of the three
Fort Mill Sunday schools, Methodist,
Baptist and Presbyterian, is now con-
siderably more than 600 and the num-
Der attending each Is increasing steadi-
ly. Last Sunday there were more
than 800 pupils and teachers in the
Sunday school at ST. Johns Methodist
church. The superintendent OF the
Methodist Sunday school is A o.
Jones, of the Baptist s. A. Lee and or
the PRESBYTERIAN f. NJ. Mack........~.~.....
The announcement in Tuesdays daily
papers that J. E. Swearinsen would
enter the race for governor, thereby
relinquishing the office of state super.
intendent of education when his term
expires in January of next yeai,
brought forth the suggestion in Fort
Mill that Maj Jas. d. Fulp, head or
the Abbeville city schools, would make
an acceptable successor to Mr.. Swear
ingen. While it is not~thought likely
here that Maj. Fulp will enter the race
for the office, his Fort Mill friends
are confident that if he should do so
he would prove strong candidate,
Mai. Fulp is son of Mrs. A. 0. Jones
of Fort Mill and was superintendent
for several years of the Fort Mill pub
lie schools before he entered the army
in 1917.