Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-06-06
CLOVER news BUDGET
A Permanent Home For School
Teachers Is Badly Needed.
CLOVER Won over McADENYILLE
Prof. cochrane to Leave-Swimming
Pool Growing In PopuIarity-other
News and Notes Of Metropolis of
Northern York County. .rr.
by a Staff Correspondent } ..

| Northern York County. r,..5
(By Staff Correspondent.) 49,,
Glover, June 5.-Now sinceSeClover
has a new high school building, the
next step in the towns educational
program is a home for the teachers.
While there Is no indication now that
home for teachers will be built In
Glover this summer in time for use
when the school opens again in the fall
of 1922, it is believed that such a build
ing is not far off, Most of the teach-
ers of the past year boarded at the
hotel in Glover and because of the fact
that the hotel is small, it has been a
hard matter to accommodate them as
well as the regular transient trade.
Trustees of the school, as well as pa
irons are beginning to realize that the
building OF home for teachers here
! in the not far distant future is a real
necessity.
Glover Wins One.
The Hawthorn Mill team of Glover
walked away with Dad Primm's' Nc
Adenville, n. c., team on HAWTHORN
field Saturday afternoon by a score Of
13 to 3. The North Carolinians were
unable to hit Lee Killian, who pitched
for Glover, while the locals knocked
the ball all over the lot rs usual There
was an unusually large crowd Of Clo-
yer fans out for the game, q reminder
of the big crowds that attended base
ball games here on Saturday after
moons last summer. The team that
Glover had in the field looked as good
as any amateur team in the Piedmont
section of the Carolinas, and there
were a number of baseball bugs in the
audience who thought that 1t was good
enough to represent Glover against any
of the aggregations that might be mos
eying down this way to play during the
summer.
The Glover lineup included: Her
| bert Hogue, catcher; Lee Killian,
pitcher; Dan Barrett, first base; Ed
Grayson, second base; Dick Barrett,
and Will Rudsill, shortstops; Lacey
Parish, third base; Andy jackson, Cur
ry and Maxwell in the field There
were several other good players on the
Glover bench In case they were need
| ed
Swimming Pool Popular.
These hot June days are causing the
community swimming pool here to
grow in popularity. Each afternoon
there are large number of people in.
the pool, while the evening crowds are
also increasing. Local stores handli ing
bathing suits and caps and other para
phernalia for bathers, are doing good
business.
Cochrane to North Carolina.
Prof. r. S. Cochrane, for the past
year principal of the. Glover High
school, will probably teach in North
Carolina next year. Prof. Cochrane
will very likely have charge of the
school at Maiden, n. c., and is now
negotiating with the trustees OF the
| school there with n view to taking
charge. During their residence in Clo-
yer, Prof. and Mrs. Cochrane have
made many friends who will regret to
learn that they have decided to move
elsewhere. ~.
Mill Awaiting Plans.
Beginning of construction work on
the 10000 spindle mill to be built here
by stockholders of the Hawthorn Spin
ming Mills, is held up pending the re-
ccipt Of plans for the manufacturing
enterprise which are being drawn by
Greenvilles architect. OF course there
is nothing to be done until the receipt
of these plans; but 1t is expected that
il will be only a short time before they
are received and the new project Is un-
der way.
Easy for Policemen.
Every day is like Sunday with us
policemen right now," said Chief Of
Police John A. Jackson, Saturday.
"Mr. Sparrow and have had very htr
tie to do during the past month-just
a few arrests to make. Most OF my
time these days is taken up with look
ing after the water and light depart
ment' said Mr. Jackson, who went on
to comment that the hot sun of June
certainly gets next to him while work
ing over about the pump house these
days, in view of the fact that he
weighs about 27O pounds.
Personal Mention. ... 49,
Miss Maud McKinnon has returned
to her home in Charlotte, after visit
to Rev. and Mrs J. f. Berryhill here.
Miss Christine Smith of Glover, re-
Gently attended commencement exer-
ciscs at Ersknc college, Due West.
Miss Josephine Abbott of Charlotte
recently visited Mrs. E. o. Fitzsim--
mons here.
Miss Claudia Smith, who has been
attending Fairmont college, Washing
ton, D. c., has returned to her home
here
- CoIumhia Tunc .: Former Gov