Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-10-17
BAPTISTS TO BUILD
New Church at Glover TO Cost In
the NGlghbOrhOOd Of $l5,OOOI
SEVERAL REAL ESTATE DEALS MADE
Or. WyIie Resigns as Chairman Of
School Board-More Telephone Talk
Fishermen Buy Out Fishing Bait
Department of Charlotte Store
Other News Notes of Metropolis OF

Other News Notes of Metropolis OF
Northern York County.
(By Staff Correspondent)
Glover. October 1.-THE congrega-
tion of the First Baptist church OF
Glover has decided to build a ne"
church to cost in the neighborhood OF
$4,000. At a recent meeting OF the
congregation the plan for the build
ing o. the new church was explained
and the congregation went on record
as favoring such a project. Members
of the church, according to the PASTOR
Rev. n. A. Hemrick, have been very
liberal in their subscriptions to the
church building fund and the unaer-
standing is that practically the ehtire
sum needed is now in sight. Inc
church will be of brick veneer con-
struction and will be equipped with
Sunday School department to have not
less than fifteen class rooms. AS
part of the plan to be used in raising
the necessary money Home COIL
ing" day celebration is being planned
for the fifth Sunday in October and an
effort will be made to have every men,
her and former member Of the church
in attendance upon the services that
day. Dinner is to be served on the
grounds.
The Baptist congregation here in
o,udes 218 members. P. D. Hopper Is
chairman of the board Of deacons and
the members of the board are: j. Il.
Hambright, ]. c. FAIRIES, j. c. Jenkins
M. p. Falls, Shirley Smith, VIII Gr1f-
fin. Houston Hopper is church clerk
and E. B. Price is church treasurer. ).
C. FAIRIES is superintendent or tine
large and fiourishing Sunday school.
The Woman's Missionary Union, the
ladies society of the church which has
a large membership and which IS eX-
pected to contribute much aid 10 the
church building project, has the follow
ing officers: Mrs. ]. c. Jenkins, presi-
dent; Mrs. Addie Barber, secretary;
Mrs. N. A. Hemrick, treasurer. Ihe
church organization also includes large
senior and Junior B. Y. P. U. societies.
Hawthorn Buys Property.
tract of sixteen acres near the
Hawthorn Mill, the property OF V. Z.
Stroup has. been purchased by the
Hawthorn Mill company and the un-
derstanding is that it is to be develop
ed into a playground and baseball park
for the use of the residents or the
Hawthorn and Hampshire Mills. 1t IS
stated that the present Hawthorn
baseball park on the opposite side OF
the North road leading into Clover Will
be done away with and that a street
will be run through it. The mill
management it is said has purchased
200 shade trees which will be set out
in the old baseball park and along the
street that will run through it, Play
ground equipment in the vicinity OF the
Hawthorn park will be moved across
| to the site just secured from Mr..
Stroup. The deal was made through
the real estate agency Of c. N. Alex
ander.
Third Drug Store.
It is announced here that third
drug store is to begin business in Clo-
yer as soon as the necessary arrange
ments can be made DR.. r. L. Wylie
owner of the Glover Drug Store IS
sponsor for the new store and he said
recently that the new store would be
gotten under way as soon as he could
find a competent pharmacist to take
charge. A lot 66x330 has been pur-
chased by DR.. Wylie and Messrs. 5. A.
Sifford and c. N. Alexander from e. b.
Price near the Hawthorn Mill and 1t is
understood the new drug store will be
built on this site.
Another deal in real estate in the
vicinity of the Hawthorn and Hamp-
shire Mills was made recently when
r. F.. Jackson sold large lot to George
williams. 1t is understood that Mr..
Williams will build a store on the lot
since he is going to find it necessary
to leave his present location.
Trustee Resigns.
DR.. r. L. Wylie, for some time past
chairman of the board Of trustees OF
the Glover schools has resigned his
trusteeship. His successor has not yet
been appointed. DR.. Wylie is men,
ber of the board of public works and 1t
was a case of being unable to hold two
public offices which is contrary to the
law of the state.
More Than He Could Handle.
Business was not unusually brisk
with the average merchant in Clover
last Saturday. 1t was just an aver
age day with the most of them but
one of them according to story told
the correspondent had more than his
force could handle and perhaps for
the first time in the history of busi-
ness in Glover advertised that his firm
had more than they could handle and
locked the doors to keep other people
from coming in. The incident is
taken as proof positive that the boil
weevil has done little if any damage
in a business way in Glover. Any