Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-05-30

decided to move to, Yorkville, where
Dr.. Whitesides will practice his pro-
fession.
Dan r. Woods of Yorkville; II. b.
Mcdaniel of York No. and Roy VIII
hanson of Bethesda township are in
Anderson this week, iserving as jurors
in Federal court.
Luther Hope, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John-C. Hope of York No. =, who was
painfully hurt at Gaffney last week
when a telephone pole ION which ne.
was working fell with him is reported
getting along nicely.
Invitations have been received in
,Yorkvile to the wedding of Miss
Helen Minter Bobo of Spartanburg
and Mr.. Karl Avery Williams Of
Yorkville, the wedding to take place at
the First Baptist church of spartan
burg on Thursday evening, June lst'
at $3.50.
OF interest to friends and acquain-
tances here is the announcement. of
the engagement of Miss France AL
lein of Yorkville TO J. G.. White OF
Chester the wedding to take place
here on June Ii.
Two Yorkville boys-Joe sWardiaw
those who will graduate from the. GIT
adel, the military college at Charles
ton in June. Nyardlaw is. captain OF
Company b, while McCorkle is adju-
tant of that company at the Citadel.
Ben Fafris of Yorkville, q veteran
of the World war who has been in
bed health since his return from the
military service left sunday for
@. F,S, ti,,n . on, ~
treatment in goveynment. hospital
There.
Mr.. Frank StuItz has returned to
his home in Rock Hill after spending
some time at Saranac Lake, \. Y. for
the benefit of his health. Mrs. Stultz
was forstrly Miss Evelyn Gettys Of
York Nos4.
A number of relatives and friends
of Mr.. and Mrs. r.. G.. Mickle gathered
at their home at McCOnncllsyille, Sum
day to celebrate the 64th birthday of
Mr. Micl<le and the 9th birthday OF
Mrs. Mickle. An elaborate'. dinner
was served,
Peter Pappas, well known Greek
reataurateur, OF Rock Hill and for
merly of Yorkville, vas hyre yester-
day getting the necessary certificates
from the clerk of the court with a
view to bringing his mother from
Greece to Rock HILL st.
Mrs. John f. Jackson of York. No.
G has been awarded a ten day scholar
ship at Winthrop College because OF
the record she made last year in
canning an9 preserving. The date for
the short course of instruction under
the direction of the Extension service
Of the department of. agriculture is
June Sis. Mrs. Jackson IS one of the
proprietoPs of the Shady Nook Poul-
try Farm, one of the most successful
poultry farms in York county.
Theo Mackorell, J. b. Grant and Joe
Herndon, we'll known young men OF
! Yorkville who left here several
months ago in an old Ford car chris
teneds"The Boil Weevil SpeciaI are
in Denver, Colorado this week accord
ing 10 information received Sunday
by r. j. Mackorell, father of Theo
Aiackorell From what my boy says
they are still travelling in the Old Boil
Weevil," said Mr.. Mackorell, land
they are evidently getting along o. k
My boy evidently is, since he is not
writing home for any money
+. Friends and 'acquaintances of Red
Ormond of Kings Mountain n. G. who
played such sensational baseball here
and at Glover last summer will be in
terested to learn that he has been
Eelected captain of the Trinity College
team Of Durham, N. c. for next year
Ormond will he n member of the JH-
nior class at Trinity next year and is
one of the best college baseball play
ers in. the Carolinas. In his freshman
year he was around the top in batting
average and during the school year
just coming to a close he led the state
During the two years ne has played
lnfield, outfield and catcher and made
good in each post.