Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-04-18
Tuesday, April 13, 1922.

about 20 years old. Interment was in
the cemetery for colored people on
Saturday. .,.u
DIR. w. J. McGlothlin, president Of
F'urman University, Greenville, made
an address to a small congregation at
the First Baptist church., Friday even
ing. Or. McGlothlin gave q review Of
the Baptist Is million campaign, and
what has been accomplished and Is to
be accomplished. The doctors talk
was of much interest to his hearers.
~ The Easter election of the church
W the Good Shepherd resulted as fol-
lows: Wardens-M. C. Willis, w. B.
Moore; vestrymen-R. A. Bratton, +.
E. Johnson, ]. A. Latta, E, b. Lowry,
S. K. Lowry, ]. w. Marshall, w. s.
Willis; delegates to council at Char
| leston-M. G. Willis, G. w. S. Hart,
w. B. Moore, E. B. Lowry; alternates,
A. T.. Hart, w. s. Willis, S. X. Lowry,
J. L. Hart.
Yes, if you know anybody who. Is
Stacking as to cleanup week, report
them TO the chief of police. That is the
thing to do. Slackers In this respect
are not deserving of sympathy But
we would not advise anybody to go
about making reports in q sneaking
manner The thing is to do II open
and above board.
= Thirty-six Knights Templar, of
Yorkville attended the Church of the
Good Shepherd, in uniform Sunday
afternoon to hear the annual Easter
sermon by Rev. T. T. Walsh, grand
prelate of the Grand Commandery
Knights Templar of South Carolina.
The program included the full Easter
service of the knights Templar. Quite
a number of Master Masons and others
attended the services.
When Night Policeman Bob
Broom tried to stop an automobile
containing two white men and two
white women and Ave suit cases be-
lleved to be filed with liquor late
Thursday night, the party gave him
the high sign" and the policeman had
to step lively in order to avoid being
run over. The car sped on toward
Rock Jill. The police department of
that town was notified TO be on the
w2tch out; but the party managed to
eNade them in some way.
a = An Easter pageant, entitled "Dead
N and Risen" was presented at the Cam
non Mill Chapel, Sunday night, under
. the direction of Miss Ada Saunders
to a large and appreciative audience.
Seven scenes were included end the
presentation was one that showed not
only hard study on the part OF all con-
y cerned but much real talent. The cast
of characters includedi PLATE, w. E..
Morton; Claudia, Emma White; Mary
of Bethany; Ada Curry; John, w. S.
HiltohS Levi, Allie Morrison: Annas,
d. M. Jones; Caiaphas, Hoyt Laney;
Poppaea, a Roman Maid, Mary Ella
Moore; DPeter, Hazel Milton; Mary
Joseph, Nellie Smart, Mary Magdalene,
Myrtle ,McClain; Eli, Edward Bran
don; Aiitonius, Campbell Carroll; Luz
y cius, Il T. Nichols; Publius, B. H.
VI Jones;GFlavius, Roy Laney; Ishmael,
Luther Nichols; ) HCenturion, ]. S.
Wells: Salome, Annie Carroll; Mary
James, Josie Rec Moore; feSimon Of
Cyrene, William Smart; Joseph, Sam
Huntsinger;" Judas Iscariot, s. A. Nc
Swain; Nicodemus, Jack Betchkler;
y Angels-Katherine Morton, Ida Moore,
Myrtle NicholsA Women Of Jerusalem
Iris Crawford, Ida May Baker,
Geneva Laney. Barabbas, Leonard
Gardner; Ushers-W. &C. Pannell,
Chief; III. D. Barrett, Levi Whitener.
The Ona Demorest Comedy Co.,
which opened on the Smith Lot on
,, South. Congress street for weeks
!, engagement last evening played to a
large house and the opening play,
when Dreams Come True" was re-
ceived by an appreciative audience.
The opening night was ladies night and
there were many present The play
with Miss Ona Demorest playing the
, leading lady role portrayed scenes of
pathos and comedy with an interest
Ing love story running through Carl
Reprogle playing the role of Johnny
q rather outspoken, straight from the
shoulder lad and staunch friend of the
hero and heroine, was the principal
laughmaker of the evening. Fred
Mitchelps black face vaudeville skit
brought repeated encores and Jack
Pennywell's handling of Hawaiian
instrument was much appreciated, the
lad making it do almost everything
but talk. The show was all in all one
well worth the lmoney-clean and en-
joyable throughout. The manage
ment announced that there would be
complete change of programme, each
and every night and II the play the
, opening night is q forerunner of what
is to follow the Demorest Comedy
Company should play to full house
each remaining evening OF the week.