Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-10-27

was unable to meet with the club
as invited to do, and the club will hold
meeting at the A. r. p. church Fri
day evening to say few words OF
farewell to DR.. Phillips, who leaves
next week tc take up his new work in
Charlotte.
Gaffney Ledger, October "a: Ager
Hopper, the negro who stole set oil
4-horse lines from the farm of H. NJ.
Brown recently, was tried before Mag
istrate Bell Monday and convicted.
The evidence, though circhmstantial,
was clear as to his guilt and he was
assessed a fine of SIS or twenty days
on the road. He Immediately appeal
ed and gave bond for his appearance
in the higher court.........---C. L. Sands,
tourist on his way from Jacksonville
Fla, to Washington, D. c., met with
a serious accident yesterday when the
car that he was driving turned turtle
and landed wrong side up in the
branch just beyond the city limits on
the Providence road. One man who
was plowing near the scene of the ac-
cident, and others, reached the scene
almost at the same time. 1t was found
that the car had the driver so pinned
that he was unable to liberate HIM
self. l.. D. Breeder and others pres
ent removed the car and rushed the
man to town to the office of a local
physician. There it was found that
one arm was badly cut and that the
body was bruised in several places.
After receiving medical attention Mr..
Sands was able to proceed..-.--".....The
Gaffney high school football team will
leave for it's second game away from
home when it goes to play the Wood
ruff team next Friday. Several Of the
football fans have expressed their in
tention to accompany them on the
trip. Others openly declare themselves
to be out of sympathy with the team
after the defeat of last Friday....-.,..--
A dutch supper" followed by meet
lIlR VI ScNtldl VI IiiS ihNoS
people in the state, will be held in the
Hotel Carroll Friday evening in the
interest Of the Cowpens monument
question. All of the plans for the
meeting have been completed and
many people are expected to attend.
This meeting, according to Mrs. Hill
lard Smith, is the result of the many
articles that have appeared OF late In
the various newspapers of the sur
rounding territory. These articles have
cahsed a good deal of comment and
have brought down much undue criti-
cism on the heads Of those locally in
terested in the erection of q suitable
monument on the Cowpens battle
ground The executive board OF the
Moses Wood chapter Of the United
Daughters of the Confederacy spent
yesterday afternoon in Blacksburg'
where they went to install
chapter of their order. This same
board will go to Cowpens today to in
staft ascfa pter there. No ameferSthe
new chapters has yet been decided on.
They will probably be named in the
next few days.....--.-.~~Probate Judge W.
D. Kirby wishes to announce that he
is besieged with offers of membership
to the defeated candidates association
by persons who have at one time been
defeated for Office since the formation
of the county, both city and county.
Gastonia Gazette, October "a: Sew
enty men representative Of the Pres
byterian laity of Gastonia, Lowell
Belmont, New Hope, Olney and Cher
ryville churches, held an enthusiastic
meeting in the First Presbyterian
church Monday night. Gastonia First
church led the delegations with 26
men present, Olney with IA carrying
off second honors. West End and
Armstrong Memorial also had a num-
Der of representatives in attendance.
........Dr. J. c. Galloway rendered his
resignation as pastor Of the First AS !
sociate Reformed Presbyterian church |
at a meeting of the session held some |
time ago. The resignation was accept
ed with great reluctance and regret by
the church. DR.. Galloway's health has
been such that he could not continue |
in the active ministry. 1t is under
stood that the church is taking steps
to secure a successor to DR.. Galloway
at the earliest possible date. DIR. Gal
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