Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1922-06-29
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&4VS1A 0oPtlSt OuuOdy ScuOOl, MISS
Jessie Merritt, teacher, enjoyed
picnic on the banks of Steel
creek Tuesday.
S Keeber Mills, 12-year-old son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. 4. A. Mills, has
been i'll for several days with fe-
Yer, but his condition is now
much improved
The Rev. j. w. II. Dyches Mon
day afternoon attended an impor-
tant meeting of the Baptist pas
tors conference of the York as
sociation IN Rock Hill.
AT a recent meeting of the
board Of directors of the First
National bank Of Fort Mill, the
usual semi-annual dividend of i
per cent was declared, payable
July 2. -. -
The Rev. w. r. .Bouknight has
returned to Fort Mill after assist.
ing the Rev. w. S. Pettus in a
ten day meeting at the Methodist
church at Edgewold, near Column
bia.
Only two Fort Mill men, Wal
8 ter Epps and j. w. Gum, have
been drawn to serve OIL the petit
jury during the second week oil
the July term of court for York
county.
Shelley Sutton, j. ID. Vaughan
and the Rev. j. w. Fl. Dyches
mOtored to Charlotte Monday
evening to attend a meeting OF
Dllworth council, Junior o. u. a.
NJ, at which the Gastonia degree
team initiated about ten candi-
dates for membership in the Or
der.
A number of her playmutes en-
J1yed birthday party with lit
tie Helen Ferguson at the home
OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
l.. FerugusOn, Tuesday afternoon
to 6 O'Clock. The % little guests,
both boys and girls, greatly ell
joyed the games and the refresh
msnts, 49,.
y. Ed Armstrong and c.. ID.
Hope, well known r'ort Mill cf,.
zens, have opened a grocer
STORE Ill the room III the row 4
liall building Un Main street O..
cupled Tor number of years by
H. r. Grier. -Bo,h Messrs. ArI.l-
strong and Hope have man,
friends who viii wish for the.
success III their business venture
Friends OF George f'ish, general
manager Of the plants OF the For,
Mall Manufacturing company,
We're pleased. to welcome him
home yesterday, after an absence
OF several weeks which he spent
IN New England recuperating
from a severe illness which he
underwent some months ago.
Nh. Fish. apparently is greatly
improved i'll health and says he IS
feeling better than he has felt for
. long time. .......
Mrs. Cavett Spann Beardslce
of Moss Point, Miss, is guest at
the home of her, father, Magis-
trate J. X. Halle, where sic will
remain for some time. Before her
marriage several years ago, Mrs.
Beardslee was Miss lula Halle,
one of Fort Mills most popular
young ladies. Before returning
Z to her home in Mississippi, Mrs.
Reardslee will visit relatives and
friends in Lancaster, Kershaw,
Union and Sportanburg. 5
Maj. and Mrs. JAS. ID. Fuip anA
their sons, Jas. Fulp and John
Richard tulp, of Abbeville are
guests at the home of Maj. Fulp S
{ mother, Mrs. A. O.. Jones. Mrs.
fulp and their sons will remain
with Mrs. Jones for some time,
but Maj. Fulp is attending the
summer schooi at Winthrop, COZ.
lege. Later he expects to teach
! at the summer school at the Univ
efsity of South Carolina, before
returning to Abbeville to- resume
his duties as head Of the city
schools.
The congregation of st. John s
Methodist church, Fort Mill, Is
looking forward with much in
terest to the" opening at their
church on Wednesday evening of
next week of ten day meeting
TO be conducted by the Rev. Il. r.
Mason of Lancaster, Services will
he hald aaah oxra..;,, 1l,,.;u Al