Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-05-23

Rev. ~. Grady Hardin OF Charlotte, 70
e Address Graduating the Class-Dr.
Oates of YorkvilIe, to Preach An
nuai Sermon-City Pharmacy Sold 20
Cover Man-Other News and Notes.
Glover. May 22.-Rev. J. L. Oates
ID d.. pastor of the Yorkville A. r. i.
church, is TO preach the annual ser
mon to the graduating class of clover
High school next Sunday evening. Rev.
Fl: G. Hardin d. D.. "of' Charlotte; &
former resident of Clover lis to de-
liver the annual address to the gradu'
ating class. An elaborate commence
f,ient program has been arranged by
the school faculty and pupils, which
viii begin Friday afternoon with a
pageant and musical recital by pupils
of the prinlar. grades. The bacca!au-
reatc sermon Is to be preached Sunday
night by, Rev. DR. Oates. Exercises on
Monday evening are to be given over
to an entertainment by pupils of the
intermediate department. Class day
exers3sses are TO- be held on Wednesday
evening. The program will include Il
piano sblo by Frances Hunter Stanton;
welcone James Meek Sherer; histo-
rian, John Pressly Smith; c;ass poet
ess, Cora Williams; statistician Maybe
Elizabeth Ford; piano solo, Vera Ham
bright; giftorian, Lucille Ford; proph-
ctess, l. "a aAlict Walker; lawyer, Mary
Roberta Moore Several vocal mum
) bers will also be included in the pro-
gram. C.ass officers are. James Meek
Sherer. president; Maybe Elizabeth
Ford, vice president; Esther Rogers
Reid. secretary; Frances Hunter Stan
ton. treasurer. 80 ''-'.'"-. 20 30. w.
The class motto Is: mot evening;
but dawn; class colors; Green and
white. and class flower: White rose.
commencement exercises will be
concluded Tsdpesday evening with an
address to the graduating class by
Rev. H. Grady Hardin and presenta-
tlon of diplomas. Those who will re-
ceive diplomas are: James Lewis
Adams, Maydc Elizabeth Ford, Lucille
Ford. Louise Thompson Glenn, Alpha
Louise Harmon, Vera Hambright, Ha-
eel Jackson. Joe Reubin Mccall, Vir-
ginia Leone Mccall, Lindsay Lionel
McElwee, .Birtie Annette Moore, Ma
mie Emily Moore, Mary Roberta
Moore, Haskell Quinn Parrott, Josie
Virginia Petty,A1da Bell Price, Esther
Rogers Reid. Iva Mae Sherer James
Meek Sherer, John Pressiy Smith,
Frances Hunter Stanton. Lila Alice
Walker. Cora williams.
Brison Property Sold.
In accordance with previously ad-
vertised notice the property of j. Ed
Brison, bankrupt, was sold at public
auction here last Wednesday under
the, direction a qf R. )lr,i y lShmpQeH'
. trustee. The City Pharmacy, formerly
the property of d.. Brison, was bought
by Dr.. r. l.. Wylie and Mr., c. N. Alex
ander for $4,000. the purchase price to
include stock and fixtures. Bidding on
the drug store property was quite live
", several people evidencing a desire
to own it. The drug store has been
opened under the management of Mr.
Gray McElwee, formerly in the employ
OF DR.. Brison. DR.. Wylie stated Satur-
day that the store would probably be
placed in charge of registered phar-
macist later on. The house and lot OF
DR.. Brison was purchased by l.. II.
Jackson, who lives near Glover, for s4,-
CTS, while lot on Kings Mountain
street, adjoining the store of NJ. L..
Ford & Sons, was bid in by the Glover
Building and Loan association for
$500. 1t was reported Saturday that
this lot was taken over later by the
firm of NJ. L. Ford & Sons, who expect
to- bulid modern furniture house on
the site occupied by their present store
and the Brison lot, later on in the sum-
niGT.
To Play Six-Mile.
The South Carolina High School