Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-05-26

! first and second degrees or the OIuef.
! The Rock Hill visitors were: c. II.
Smith, r. j. HightOwCr, j. w. Wilson,
| w. J. Tallcy, r. ID. Robbins, G. X Win
gate Il. Il. Ussery II. X. Hall r. Is.
Sutton, j. NJ. Alexander, II. Suits, c.
! NJ. Suits.
j. NJ. Stroup and DR.. II. n. Bratton
are the two trustees of the Yorkville
Graded school whose terms are about
| to expire and whose successors are to
be chosen at the coming general mu-
nicipal election. AS to whether or not
lthese two will stand for reelection has
| not yet developed; but there Is tax
! that in addition To Mcssrs Il. a. Cor
rell and J. T.. Hart, already announced
| there may be some women candidates
for the places.
The recently organized American
| Legion baseball team of NolKVllle, de-
| feated Jack Kings comedians I TO
in a game on the Graded school dia-
mond Yesterday afternoon There
were quite a number of fans out for
the game, which was the first OF a
/ number that will be played this sum
mer. In the American Legion llne-up
were the following: Mackorell, c. NC
Mackin, p; Logan, 1b; Ashe, 70;
Hough, IS; Moore, W., Sb; Neely, r.
Gaulden, CT and p; Burris, If. The
team has not yet elected u manager
and captain. However, the pasepall
fever Is rising and very likely within
a short time it will reach somewhere
near the temperature of last year.
American Legion Memorial Day
will be observed here TUESDAY morn
ing with exercises in the city nan du
ditorirm. in memory Of the deceased
| hi
announcement made this morning by
u r. NJ. Ferguson, commander of Meech
stewart Post, No. sc of YorkVlhe.
Commander Ferguson is now engaged
in working out q program for the oe-
asion which win include the decora-
Ition of the graves of deceased soldiers
NJ tho world war. while / know that
the nresent is an unusually busy time
/ with many people," said Mr. Ferguson,
az hope that as many eX-soldiers ana
people generally who can, Will be pres
ent for the occasion"
:. Older pupils of the music depart
met of the Yorkville Graded schooi'
Mrs. =. A. Montgomery, director, pre-
sented a musical recital in the city
hall auditorium Wednesday evening
as a part of the commencement eNef-
cises of the school which have bcch III
nrogress all this week and which are
m he concluded with the graduating
exercises this evening and an address
by DR.. Lee Davis Lodge, president VI
Limestone College, Gaffney. me lol-
lowing music students took paet III
Ethe' programme Wednesday evening
Hazel Feemster, Donnie HARNESS ,s:
CYNTHIA Biggers, Norma Grlst, FIN
son Brown, Annie Wallace Marshaii'
Ada d. McElwee, Julia Sherer, Catn-
crime MCGEE, Fannie Belle thompson
Lillian Clare Montgomery, Allce IN
man, Rocena Woods, Marfiaret Love
Aileen Hall, Frances Hill, Martha VIII
liams, Evelyn Shieder.
With the exception of five mem
bers of the staff who declined re-el
ton, the entire faculty OF the forkyel. I,
Graded school has been reelected Ioi
Ike wear 1892 %, according to- an
IInouncement today by Geo. W. WIZ
iianas secretary of the board OF
trustees. Misses Margaret Marshai
and Lula Moore Logan and Mesdames
NJ. V. Horne, Garnett Lawton ano
Kate Workman did not seek re-elec-
ton. Other members of the teaching
force reelected are: Misses Sudie Al
lison and Annie Stevens, first grade
Miss Rachel Wylie, second: Miss Lou
Use Barron. third; Miss Esther Ashe
fifth: Misses Mabel AShc and H.
more Logan. s,seventh; Misses Louise
Oates and Mary Williams, and Messrs
f. A. Montgomery and G. c. McCel-
yey. high school The five vacancies
will be filed during the summer.
six boys and eight girls partici-
pated in the defamation contest lor
two medals one for boys and the othef
for GIRLS which contest was held IN
the city hall auditorium Tuesday even
ing. Those participating are members
ofIthc literary societies of the school
! The girls medal for the best de-
J claimer is given by J. \. Tate and the
boys medal by Rev. J. L. Oates, ID, ID,
It was ANNOUNCED that the decision oi
the Judges would he made public to-
night when the two medals will he
awarded. Miss Margaret Love OF the
eleventh grade presided over the
defamation. contest. Following were
the contestants: Josie. Blackwell, Ida
! Grist, Frances Hill, Annie Wallace
Marshall Katherine McGee, Lillian
Claire Montgomery, Sara McGee
Ruth Oates, o. r. Grist, William Ken
nedy, Ray PARROT, Erskine PleXico,
Paul Whisonant, Worth Youngblood