Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-06-06
GARNERED With SCISSORS
News From Within and Without
the County.
CONDENSED FOR QUICK READING
Some Items of Fact, Some OF Comment
and All Helping to Give an Idea OF
What Our Ncighbors Are Saying ana

Doing.
Fort Mill Times, June 1: The clos
ing service of the ten-day meeting
which has been under way at the Fort
Mill Presbyterian church, win the
Rev. w. III. Miley, d. d., evangelist Tor
the SYNOD of South Carolina, doing the
preaching, was held last night. Dr.
MiIey's sermons were listened to at
tentively by large congregations ana
the meeting is thought to have done
much good. Am interesting feature
saof 1.-The closing exercises of the Fort
Mill school last Thursday evening
which was heard by an audience that
packed the auditorium to the doors
was a debate on the resolution, "That
pupils who make an average OF 30
per cent. on their daily work should
be excused from examinations. John
Mckee Spratt and Miss Mamie Lee
Phillips were the affirmative debaters'
while the negative was upheld by Miss
Elizabeth Ardrey and stephen Parks.
The decision of the Judges, Mrs. j.
w. III. Dyches, l.. M. Massey and W.
r. Bradford, was in favor of the neg
atiye.-.-...O Only nine of the q MEM
bers of the seventh grade of the Fort
Mill graded school were uncondition-
ally promoted to the high school and
received certificates at the closing eX-
ercises of the school last Thursday
evening, the nine pupils being: Goldie
Afford, Frances Bradford, Ray Hun
ter, Louis McKibben, Faulkner Parks.
Owen Patterson, Myrtle Reeves, Lu-
cile Robinson and Thomas Spratt.........
Mrs. Lille Cornelia Andrews, wife of
F. w. Andrews, died at her home in
Fort Mill last Thursday afternoon,
following an illness that had extend
ed over several months. Mrs. An
drews was As years old and was
member of the Methodist church,.
M. A. Cohen. who. came to Fort Mill
from Charlotte, n. c., several months
ago and opened here dry goods
store, yesterday closed his place of
business and moved his stock of goods
to Gastonia, n. c., where he has had
a branch store for some time....--....
j. T. Young, we'll known business man
of Fort MILL returned to his home
Saturday sftec spending several weeks
at Rochester. MINI. Asked yesterday
If he thought he would rather live in
that section of the country than in
70 South Carolina, Mr.. Young answered
nj in hn
not see IN Minnesota one thing which
made me think / would enjoy life up
there more than l enjoy it here" said
he. ITO begin with, the climate is
against Minnesota. During the win
ter the temperature frequently goes
to 80 below zero and seldom rises
above zero, was told. The section of
the state in which was has less than
three months of summer, real sum-
mer, and when left there last We'd
nesday many men were still wearing |
their overcoats, although the trees |
were dressed up in their new foliage !
and, vegetation generally was in full,
flower.
Lancaster News, June 2: Yesterday |
at the residence Of her mother, Mrs. ]. |
Robert Thompson, Miss Adelaide |
Thompson and James BOyce of Lau-
rens were united in the bonds of holy |
wedlock by Rev. w. S. Patterson in
theSpresence of few friends. Miss
Frances Smith of Tirzah, York county, |
is the guest of Miss Margaret Long on
Chesterfield avenue.--.-...Jesse Clyburn
Sowell, son of Mrs. ]. w. Knight, who
has recently concluded his first year
at u. S. Naval academy at Annapolis !
with much credit, is on the eve of
starting on q three weeks cruise on q |
ship of the practice squadron, en- !
barking on June 3, touching at Colon, |
: birds Island, Barbadocs, st. Lucia, !
Guadaloupe, st. Kits, rcndCZvouSing at
Culebra, visiting Halifax, having tar
get practice on the southern drill
grounds, and finally returning to An
napolis OH August 80. Mr.. SOwcll is
fine specimen of young manhood, as
the age of eighteen, and this cruise
will be an important and interesting
experience to him in his carcor.............
Miss Annie Rowcll and Clyde Fundcr-
burk were married at Tabernacle
church last Tuesday afternoon, Rev. J.
y. Blcds0c officiating. The bride is
, the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. a. &.
Rowcl and the groom is the son of Mr..