Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-07-14
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bHNBEIt0kD Ion vOfon
Some Items of Fact, Some of Comment
and All Helping to Give an Idea OF
What Our Neighbors' Are Saying and
Doing.
Chester Reporter, July 10: Wade
SAWYER, colored, Of the GOWN
Spring neighborhood, was committeo
to Jail yesterday by Sheriff Anderson
and Deputy Howe, after search OF
his premises had resulted in finding
still and some liquor.--........-At meet
ing of the committee this morning at
the Chamber of Commerce the sketch
of the proposed Community Building
submitted by Mr.. A. d. Gilchrist' Oh
Rock Hill. was accepted, and Ar. Gil
christ was instructed to proceed with
the plans and specifications
Marriage licenses as follows have been
issued from the office of Judge OF
Probate A. w. Wise since Thursday:
Mr.. Bart Patrick, of Armenia, and
Miss Cora Jones, of Union; Mr. ). NJ.
Pittman and Miss Lille Haggerty,
both of Lando; Mr.. Clyde Templeton
and Miss Edna Mcpherson, both of
Great Falls; and Mr.. ]. NJ. Clinton and
Miss Sarah Mcdowell. both Of Ches-
.ter....---.....--The Tri-County Summer
School for colored teachers, which is
'bejng held in Rock Hill, is growing
more and more in interest. The at
tendance has grown beyond the eN-
pectation of the most concerned.
Teachers are present from seven differ
ent, counties, and they are all showing
the proper interest and being helped
AT the close of the morning serv-
ice at the First Baptist church yes
terday, DIR. Robert G. Lee announced
his resignation to accept the cal! re-
Gently extended him to the pastorate
OF the First Baptist church of New
Orleans. DIR. Lee will conclude his
work here September 1st. and after a
months rest take up his duties in New
Orleans. DR.. Lee, who is a native of
Fort Mill neighborhood, came TO
Chester about fifteen months ago from
Edgefleld, and during his stay in
Chester his work has been little short
Of phenomenal He has received into
the church very nearly 400 new men,
befs, was instrumental in launching
drive for a new Sunday School build
ing that is now in process of construc-
tlon. and has put the worl: of his
church on a more satisfactory basis
in every particular. DR.. Lee, in addi-
tion to being very eloquent and
forceful speaker, is hard student and
tireless worker; and has earned the
reputation of being one of the very
ablest young Baptist ministers in the
South. He is just the man for the
New Orleans field, and his friends and
admirers predict for him a oastoratc
fraught with great results in the big
Louisiana city. During their Ccmpara-
lively short sojourn in Chester, DR.
bee and family have made hos's Of
friends, whose most earnest pray RS
and heartiest good wishes go with
tfein to their new field of labor.
ssEaacaster News, July II: Claude
Davis, genial young driver of the city
fee frhcl<. has completed the erection
Of "a wireless outfit, perched on top of
the CITY water tank. and says he is
Already :'hearing things" With his
first, trgout he picked up a musical
eQsceFt; at Birmingham, Ala, and on
HfdaY afternoon enjoyed concert by
tie marine band at Arlington, Va.
Saturday he heard n complete base
haRscore from New Jersey and other
rorthern oints------Hershel Plyler, ac-
tomlanied by his young son, Bruce,
was. in Lancaster yesterday selling
and delivering a large lot of oates,
harvested from that 7-acre patch,
whichSSielded $40 bushels. Mr. Plyler
is one of the most progressive farm
ers in the county. He lives at home
and boards at the same place Bruce
is a mover too, for he let the motor
run and footed the auto horn, urging
Daddy to hurry up and finish with
the oats.-.-..-....Mrs. A. b. Glasscock
is undergoing treatment in q Charlotte
hospital. n. s. Stireyalt, who
has been attending clinics in Balti-
more has decided to remain over foY
two weeks for n special course in the
treatment Of children's diseases.
Miss Louise Hill, of Catawba, who
taught last year in the North Ian
caster school, is visiting Mrs. A. r.
Robinson.........A Maxwell car occupied
by j. Fl. Truesdel and family of this
city and Mrs. Carrie Truesdel and
daughter, Miss. Ida Bell Truesdel, of
Van Wyck, on their way from
Vn Wyck to Lancaster, collided with
Buick car driven by Mr.. Blakcley. of
Clinton, and occupied by o. H. Bell
and members of his family as the
Blakeley car entered the Charlotte
read from the public road leading to
the Hough farm north of the CITY
SUNDAY morning nbnut 10.9o NJ,