Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-06-02
49,
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GARNERED With SCISSORS
News From Within and WITHOUT
'3'ss the County.
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Some Items of Fact, Some OF comnnert
and All Helping to Give an Idea OF
What Our Neishbors Are Saying ana
Doing.
chester Reporter, May 2s: Arrange
ments are under way for a big Four'h
of July celebration in Chester 10 ~
clude an address by some prominent
sneaker. tract meet, and basepah
game, with music between events py .
first brass band........Dr' Z. FRANK
Pittman, pastor of Harmony BAPTIST
church. preached at the First BaptiSl
church last night in the absence oil
the pastor, DR.. Robert G. Lee Dr'
Pittman is one of the rising young
Baptist preachers of South Caroiina' "s
spiendidly equipped for his work. al"
has n great future of useful service
ahead of hin.-.-.------The Sunday scfiooi
Baseball league will get under way To-
morrow afternoon. The schedule calls
for the initial game to be played De-
tween thd A. r. P.'s and the lndepend-
ontss Simpson or White and FRED
Muff will probably be the battery tor I
the A. r. P.'s and Galphih andtParier
forfthe Independents.------..---- ---..----Prof. X. N
Allen has just been appointed fourSh
aAgtant examiner of pateAss IN tne
United States patent Office. He stood
ths examination for this position on
May 18th of last year. The severity
of The examination may be realized
when it IS said that out OF over lQo
sthhs8ing the same examination at
washington at the same time only
three passed. Mr.. Atlen leaves FOR
his home at Latta Wednesday morning
10 visit his parents. He will begin ms
work at washington Monday, June 5th'
Mrs. Ida jackson Ketchens, widow
of the late w. r. Ketchens, died sud
denly at s o'clock yesterday evening at
her home in the Richburg neighoor7
hood. Funeral services and interme at
win lake place at Union A. R. p church
this afternoon at 5 o'clock.
Lancaster News, May 80: On FRI
day might at the opera house before u
large audience the graduating class
ofidancaster High School favored
IAnSaster with a very fine entertain
mont. There were nineteen grad"-
atAs,who received diplomas from Col
Leroy Springs, chairman of the poard
of tfustees, after appropriate remarks
from him. The graduates were: Mary
Mbtte Bennett, Catherine Carnes'
GhfSs Culp, Ina Mae Crockett, Cecil
DSbson, Kathleen Ferguson William
Funderburk. Mae Harris, Marian Hill
lard, Josie Montgomery, Nell Moore
Getsrude Poliakoff, Mary Evans Rid
dle. Norma Roberts, Katherine Sistare>
Wnlter Stewman, Louise Williams,
JJun1an Wilson, Elizabeth Wither-
sp6bh. ...........-. Probate Judge Horton is
sued a marriage certificate at o'clock
thfshfternoon to couple from Meek
lenburg county, n. c.. the groom CIV
infEhis age at 5S and the bride Co.
Three men, Messrs. Hinson, Ellis and
Crenshaw, members of the county
roadlforce, were badly hurt this morn
inSgwhen their Ford car in which they
>were riding crashed into a bank on
theE roadside near ellis creek bridge
north of the city, All were more or
less .cut by flying glass and badly
shaken up. None though are thought
toS be seriously hurt. They were at
tended by a local physician and ere
back at their work.~.-..,----.,Rev. w. >.
Patterson, ]. Ed. Craig, ]. Boyd Craig
and brennan Craig motored to Char
lottei Sunday afternoon where Mr.
Patterson went to see Mrs. Patterson
who Is taking treatment in a sanator-
ium.
s.i
Cleveland Star (Shelby), May 80:
MnsNoah Dellinger, we'll known and
esteemed farmer on the plantation OF
Mr.. George Spurlin. died last Wednes-
day. night at IL o'clock, following an
illness of only n few hours,.-..-.--y~Mrs.
r. E. summey dropped dead Sunday
morning at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. j. w. Mckinney, on Lee street.
She had been sick for ABOUT week.
bu$ had recovered and was feeling
better than usual when the final SUM-
mons came suddenly after she had
walked across the floor...-....One OF the
saddcst deaths which has occurred in
this community in some time is that OF
Mrs. CLYDE Poston, who after an illness
Of about ten days at the Rutherford
hospital where she had been taken Tor
treatment, by her devoted husband,
passed away Saturday afternoon at ,
o'clock, and her remains were brought
to her homo in Shelby and the funeral
services were conducted from Eliza
beth Baptist church Sunday at 3
o'clock by her pastor, Rev. w. G..
Camp. p...Mr. Chas. d. Crowdcr, a
very substantial and highly esteemed
citizen of the Lawndalc community.
died on WcdnC sday last at noon in the
Rutherford hospital where he had I'M
darponp an ODeratiOn for DlCuriSy