Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-05-09
CLOVER News MATTERS
Former Senator Beamguard VIII
Not Run for County Treasurer.
BAPIgrs ARE IN .,'IE SESSION lll sFODAlY
Considerable Street Work Dens--Pea.
isnat Growers Have Planted, Seed
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g5nat Growers Hasse planted Seed
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3 Clover, May S-"ssSc,' ~ sadd Former
State Senator Jamesg E.g Beanguard
II am not candidate for county
treasurer and am not going to be.
have. had quite number Of my
friends TO come to me urging that
make the race; but I've made up my
mind positively not to be in .'SWhils
the former senator did not say so II
81 many words. he left the correspon-
dent with the impression that he was
out of politics for good, although nat
urslly he Is more or less interested in
the subject. D-
Rev. Corbett at Clover.
=, Rev. II. D. Corbett, pastor Of Bowl
ing Green and Shiloh churches
assisted Rev. j. E. Berryhill in a Sc
ries of services preparatory to COM
munion last Sunday. Rev. corbett. ha-
recently moved to Bowling Green
from st. Matthews. having accepted
the pastorlte of Bowling Green and
Beth Shiloh, which have been without
pastor since the resignation of Rev
A. E. Spencer.
York Baptist S. s. Convention.
Members Of Glover Baptist church
are looking forward to entertaining
the annual meeting Of the York Bap-
tist Sunday school convcnticn,' which
convene" in Glover Baptist church to-
morrow ! morning and continues
through Wednesday afternoon. All
interesting program has been arrang-
cd and a large attendance is expected
Glover Peanut Growers. q y
Seed peanuts ordered some time
ago by " Q. Hambright, secretary Of
the Clover Peanut Growers iAssocia-
ticll. have arrived and have been
placed in the hands of members OF
the association. There will be at
least 100 acres planted in peanuts in
this section this spring. and 1t is the
intention of the members Of the asso-
citation to give the peanut thorough
trial.. ,,a.
Streets Improved.
Considerable Improvement is no
tioed in the streets and sidewalks ( Of
Glover recently the'town council hav-
ing spent considerable sum IN street
Improvement. The town council has
also appropriated an amount to be
used in cleaning UP rubbish in the
town, the work of cleaning up to be in
charge Of the Glover School Improve
ment association.
. : Another Month of School.
Because 1t was so late in getting to
work last fall due to the fact that the
new school building had not been
completed, Glover High school will
probably be the last school An the
county to close for the summer. The
school has still about month TO run.
There are more than twenty pupils in
the graduating class and 1t Is planned
to hold elaborate commencement ex-
ercisesA.,. While a superintendent and
teachers for another year have not
been elected, j. A. Page, member of
the board Of trustees said Friday that
such an election will be held in the
near future.
'h Glover Claims Championship.
With a. record of not having re-
ceived a single defeat this year, Clo-
yer High Is claiming the baseball
championship of the Catawba Athletic
association, although it is understood
that Lancaster High disputes the
claim. Lancaster High came to Clo-
yer for game several days ago but
because of rain there was no game.
AS matters stand Clover has defeated
every team in the association 1t Is
said with the exception of Lancaster
and Yorkville, although they played
the latter to q 90 score in twelve
innings early in the season.
1t may be that both Lancaster and
Yorkville will be taken on this week
and the local highs are not much in
clined to fear either team despite the
fact that Johnny Walker, Clover's
pitching pride has a very sore arm
which may be in such condition as to
render him unfit to pitch another
game during the high school season.
The Glover team and the loyal Glover
fans whose, name is legion are hoping
that the locals are going To have a
chance to battle for the state high
school championship.
Much Cotton Sold.
Several score bales Of cotton were
sold on the Glover market last week
at price of about eighteen cents, the
liveliest selling squirt here In several
weeks according to the buyers. Mer-
chants noticed the fact by increased
sales md in fact it had the effect of
causiI business to hum all around.
Red Men to Celebrate.
Members of the Glover tribe OF
Red Men are making preparations to
hold q public meeting in the interests
of the order here in a short time. The
plan is to invite Ex-Governor Cole l..