Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-05-16
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What Our NeiehborsAre Saying ana
Doing.
Fort Mill Times, May II: r. "
Richardson few days ago was snow
ing some of his friends an old Span
ish coin he picked up on his tarrn III
the Belair section of Lancaster coun-
tv The coin is about the size OF an
American silver dollar and apparently
Is made of silver and nickel.one
hundred and 'thirty-three delegates
Ifrom various Sunday schools IN the
Rock Hill district of the Methodist
church including Fairfield, Chester
lancaster and York counties, spent
Tuesday in Fort Mill in attendance
upon an adjourned meeting OF tne
Sunday school convention OF the dis-
trict. The first days meeting or the
convention was held at Kings Noun
tain chapel, near Filbert' seVefai
weeks ago. but the facilities OF tha'
church proved inadequate, II was
stated, to accommodate the conven-
tion and the decision was reached 10
conclude the meeting at ST. John's
church. Fort Mill....,...-...Wil Sioley'
negro. was seriously hurt Tuesday al
ternoon by falling 80 feet to the
Ground from q tree from which he
was attempting to remove swarm Oh
hoes for q white man named Taylor
~ his home near the negro graded
school. Sibley was rendered uncon-
scious by the fall and for a while II
was feared that he was fatally hurt.
Yesterday his condition was I'M
proved. A short talk in behalf OF
the. memorial to be erected in Fort
Mill to the boys from this community
who lost their lives in the World war
is to be made to the children OF the
graded school tomorrow morning Dy
Arthur c. Lytle, mayor of Fort Mill.
Mr.. Lytle is anxious to interest the
children in the memorial and Will ask
each of them to make contribution
to the fund, however small. 1t is the
purpose of the memorial committee 10
begin collection on June 1 of the SUD
scriptions which have been pledged
for the fund.....R. ID. Num-, former
Fort Mill citizen, who moved 1e"
months ago to the Pineville section oil
Mecklenburg county, was bereaVeo
Saturday by the death, that day, oi
his mother, Mrs. NJ. j. PoaS, at her
home in Rock Hill. Mrs. Poag was IN
the 10th year of her age Before her
marriage to Mr.. Nunn's father, the
late w. G. Num-, she was MISS
Brown. Following the death OF Mr.
Nunn she was married to Saml Poag.
Mrs. Poag was a devoted member Oh
the Methodist church. She Is sur
yived by the following children; r. D.
Num- of Pineville, N. c., Miss Minnie
Num- of Columbia, Miss Emma Poag
of Rock Hill, Mrs. d. A. Morris OF
Catawba. The interment was IN ROCK
announcement OF the mar
rage of Miss Hattie Huniey and Joe
M. Belk in Spartanburg Tuesday was
a pleasant surprise received in Fort
Mill yesterday by their friends. MI
Belk and Miss Hunley were married
at o'clock Tuesday afternoon by the
Rev. Mr.. Dibble, Methodist pastor OF
Spartanburg, at the home OF Mr.. and |
Mrs. w. o. Hunley, relatives OF Mrs.
Belk. in whose home she was guest
Mt the time. Mr.. and Mrs. Belk came
TO Fort Mill yesterday morning, but
returned on the noon train 10 Spar
IN nburg. Citizens OF Gold Hill
school district, in Fort Min township,
are circulating a petition calling tor
an election to vote on the proposition
70 withdraw an extra s mill levy Tor
the school which was placed upon the
nroperty of the district at an eiectioh
hold about two years ago. 1t Is saio
enough signatures have been secured
IN the petition to insure the elect'oh'
The total levy for school purposes III
tho Cold Hill district is now 10 mills
which supports a two-teacher scnooi
Chester Reporter, May II: A COM
committee from the Educational COM
mission of the Baptist State ConVen-
tion will be here tonight to discuss
with the local committee the matter